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[@EtchedInTimeLLC]

The killer has been covered a lot, but not the lesser known victims. And its nice to shine a spotlight on them too.

[@raeannmanley4163]

@@EtchedInTimeLLC I agree with u , seeing as he killed so many people he thought nobody would miss ... It would be nice to know who they were* if someone could make a episode of it maybe we could Hear about who they were and why he got away with it and was able to keep doing it for so long!*

[@sedaniels8701]

I highly recommend True Crime Bullsh×t podcast 6 seasons and counting of trying to track down any and all unidentified Keyes victims.

[@cynthiapressley8455]

I agree.

[@lisasteel6817]

My thoughts exactly.

[@dabithagreenly7840]

@@sedaniels8701I came here to say that same thing. Josh Hallmark has done so much to help find victims and tell their stories with care and compassion. He has done the absolute best covering this case.

[@-xirx-]

I remember this guy. This person is one of the most frightening serial killers i have ever heard about. He would never have stopped, it is so lucky he was caught, because he was extremely good at serial killing, a psychopath of the highest order and could have dispatched 10s of more people. A fascinating nightmare of a human being.

[@phyrhfbr1819]

Im not criticizing, just intrigued that you used "10's" of rather than dozens... it is refreshing to see others' speech patterns... you just caught my attention, is all... usually when i reach out to 'touch' someone, it is not in reverence 🙃... thank you for stimulating my psyche 😉

[@Aaron_Hanson]

@@phyrhfbr1819 probably the same reason why people don’t say 120’s or 1200’s of people, when referring to larger amounts of people 😂🤷‍♂️

[@glauvie]

I don’t know why this one and Stayner conflate in my mind.

[@maryrowe3981]

Agreed - he was so disarming, in the Ted Bundy/Dennis Rader school of serial killers; he just seemed to fly under the law enforcement radar throughout the entire North American continent.

[@phyrhfbr1819]

@@Aaron_Hanson but it is interesting 🙏🏻🌹

[@jacquelenew8440]

The way he laughs about what he does is truly chilling.

[@kirklainey]

I love all the back ground on the victims. It puts more focus on them and not the killer.

[@NeoQueenEternia]

Adrian, I don't mind any type of case you cover. Popular or unpopular. No one approaches these cases the way that you do it. You do it with such care, absolutely brilliant.

[@blessedsinner8686]

I don't mind what case it is, as long as there's another amazing video made with care by you and your team.

[@DebbyBug6969]

As above, both types of cases are in-depth and well presented Adrian. All the very best down under, how exciting 😍 XXX

[@katieweird7053]

What a simp

[@discordye4825]

This story has been done a thousand times. It's already been broken down in-depth, multiple times. Just a video that he took stuff from other videos.

[@SamFisk]

I agree with those supporting Adrian. I like his respectful way of covering stories.

[@marlyza88]

I love the "Good morning, good afternoon or good evening" ❤ it makes it feel like just a little more personal of a greeting, and that's appreciated 😊

[@willisverynice]

That’s literally the opposite of personal

[@marlyza88]

@@willisverynice personal in the sense that he does not base himself off the time of day he is in, but whatever time of day WE may be in.

[@la_s84]

it reminds me of "the Truman show" 😂

[@willisverynice]

@@marlyza88I think the word you are looking for is inclusive.

[@maggiestrasser9815]

@@la_s84 Good morning, and in case I don't see ya: Good afternoon, good evening, and good night!

[@narissaharris6401]

Adrian I doubt you remember me but you used to come into the Superdrug I worked at and I eventually plucked up the courage to tell you I watched your videos! I'm still here watching and supporting ☺️ another great video from you all whilst moving country !!!

[@DameWhoGames.]

That’s so cool!! I would fan girl sooo hard lol

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Haha, I do remember you! Thank you for watching and sticking around!

[@RichardKnows]

Wholesome

[@riveramnell143]

Aw that’s sweet

[@toddburgess5056]

Right on

[@SnowWhite717_]

I’m from Anchorage. I actually worked for Common Grounds after this happened. Messed people up for a long time… nobody will forget about this guy anytime soon. There are actually people who still look for his hidden “murder kits” in and around the Anchorage area…

[@ericjohnson1811]

You did a good job covering this creep. A lot of KZbin channels have covered him but none have gone into unsolved cases that might be crimes he committed.

[@dabithagreenly7840]

I highly recommend the podcast True Crime Bullshit by Josh Hallmark. He has put so much time effort, and care into this case. He does such a good job and really gives humanity to the victims.

[@andrewjames8158]

​@@dabithagreenly7840 Ok Josh 😜

[@dabithagreenly7840]

@@andrewjames8158 🤣🤣

[@andrewturner7291]

Timesuck also has a very deep dive on him that covers cases he’s suspected on but was never convicted on.

[@shawnag5118]

Essex is my hometown and this case was one of the scariest things we had. I love seeing you showcase our home, it’s insane. The pain that the town felt and fear we had when we heard they were missing. We covered this case in my senior year criminal minds class and knowing the details of what happened close to home was gut wrenching and horrible. I will never forget the picture of Sarah when she was dead and posed. I drive by a cross memorial for bill and Lorraine everyday and my eyes always find it everyday

[@frankreads8618]

I think you should go back and forth between obscure and well-known stories. I like finding out about stuff I haven't heard of before, but at the sane time, you're so good I'm sure your telling of a well-known case would make it seem new.

[@born4md]

I wholeheartedly agree! ❤

[@serendipitous_discoveries]

Agree

[@morellapoe2814]

💯

[@1Avatar]

I agree as well. Even if the case has been covered, I enjoy hearing the different perspectives. New and obscure is always interesting, especially those in different countries that are rarely covered in the US

[@prettygirlpandora]

Agreed, I’ve seen this case covered 3-4x & I have never actually seen the couple he killed, I’ve only heard their name. Adrian, honored them as well.

[@AnaxErik4ever]

Adrian, all cases deserve to be covered, well known or obscure. There are always families and friends of the victims left grieving, wondering what could have gone differently, and never getting closure if the perpetrators are never caught. Your presentation style is well-researched, concise and treats victims as people rather than just numbers in a tally of human lives lost in a calendar year.

[@sassymama808]

Please continue just as you are doing. Foreign and domestic, little known and well known cases, compilations. Your warmth and humanity for the victims is refreshing; and the research and in-depth telling of the cases is phenomenal! You find aspects of cases no one else has uncovered and bring them to light. There is nothing negative in your presentations. You (and Nero) are mine and Princess MiChan's favorite KZbinrs. Keep up the great work! 🙂

[@amberg4131]

Mans last words are haunting..like a villain taunting you “You may have been free, you loved living your lie. Fate had its own scheme, crushed like a bug you still died.”

[@lizthedragon]

I enjoy hearing about the more obscure cases. The ones that haven't been covered as much. The people in them deserve to be remembered too.

[@ruthrandall2451]

Obscure??? It's Isreal Keyes... 🙄 I would put a laughing emoji, but, these cases are nothing to laugh about.

[@timeforcoffee485]

Israel Keyes is not obscure, especially his murder of young Samantha which was gruesome.

[@lizthedragon]

Perhaps I should have said less overed victims. Everyone covers the final killing the others are not as well covered,

[@lizthedragon]

@@ruthrandall2451 At the time I was responding to the question Adrian asked about what kind of cases people like to see. I was just saying what I enjoy seeing and would like to see in the future. I did not make that clear. I was not calling Isreal keys obscure. just letting him know the cases I enjoy.

[@lizthedragon]

@@timeforcoffee485 I was answering the question "What kind of cases do you enjoy? Let me know in the comments".

[@jessiewionzek4832]

While I've seen a few other videos on the same topic, none of them come anywhere close to paying tribute to the victims the way you do. It's refreshing to see more time spent on the lives lost rather than the person who carelessly took them away. I also love seeing you cover obscure cases, but ultimately, I think you should focus on cases that grab your attention and make you want to discuss them! Thank you for all your hard work, and I hope the move's going well. All the best from Canada ❤

[@evieford9738]

The fact that this guy got a whole second video about him after hearing about how he pretended Samantha was still alive after murdering her in such a brutal way is just wild. Just goes to show how twisted some people are. By the way Adrian, I hope you and Nero are doing well in Melbourne 😁 Also I wouldn’t mind hearing about your take on more notorious cases.

[@LindaSmith-vq1br]

I love both types of content. I always learn something new, even when I know of the case. Have a safe move!

[@galehusom7266]

I have heard about Israel Keys before. However, I don't mind hearing it again from you because you cover your cases more in depth. I feel like I learn more from your cases than from most others.

[@mandymaree9430]

As someone who has pretty much heard of all the worst of the worst,this guy,this freaking guy....he truly scares me. What an absolute monster. I like your coverage of well known cases as well as lesser known, you still seem to find new photos and information I haven't heard anywhere else.

[@rachelwarneck2443]

Favorite part of my day off! Iced coffee and a new coffee house crime video! Thank you Adrian!

[@bmbtomturdl3964]

I watch these on the clock 😭

[@JootjeJ]

I am very interested in obscure, lesser known cases, but at the same time I enjoy hearing your take on the more notorious ones.

[@foreverwander0320]

I like either kind of story. I like that you cover less-known and international cases, but I also like when you do a case I’m familiar with. You do such a good job of honoring the victims it feels like a tribute, and I think that’s beautiful.

[@stephanielloyd4053]

I love how you cover all cases Aidrian. So compassionate. In the 70s in my hometown of Worcester, UK. A man named David McGreavy brutally murdered 3 young children he was babysitting. He then impaled their heads on spikes in the town. He was high on LSD and he said he had PTSD from the army. He was a lodger at the house. Be good to hear you cover this in the future maybe.

[@lenagalaxies]

Oh I know this case! I think a few KZbinrs have covered it and did a pretty good job of it too.

[@BassSpy]

Very irritating, blatantly narcistic guy. He asked that his daughter not know about what he did and to lose "control" of someone who loved him naturally, because he knew coming out as a monster would definitely cost him that. They should have used that as leverage to get the info before he did himself in.

[@choimountain]

Ooh, this is the fastest I've spotted a new Coffeehouse Crime video! Thank you for your hard work, Adrian!

[@glennthompson1173]

I prefer new stories, but it seems like I always find out more specifics when you tell about known subjects. Thanks for your great work.

[@spiderside3892]

dunno how this case slipped by me, but I love how you always manage to center the victims in a case, and never glorify the perpetrator. i cannot believe that the second he *asked* for the death penalty he wasnt put on suicide watch and was banned from access to anything that could be used as a weapon. because of that negligence, so many families will be left with no closure. so tragic

[@emilyreynolds5047]

Hi, Adrian! Caffeinating while investigating! ☕️🔍

[@Smilesbaylock8554]

Adrian, my very dear friend committed suicide last month. It was after she revealed a trauma from her childhood. I think her story would be told with compassion on your channel. Her name was Toreka James from Charlotte NC.

[@shirleywiebe2530]

Any coverage is great with me. Thank you. I especially liked the empathy you showed in the learning of the other suspected victims

[@MalReaver]

Cover them all! I love how you research and tell the facts as well as the suspicions but make it clear which is which.Thank you for great content!

[@lindarobertson4683]

Your coverage of a case is always unique.

[@TingOfTheWorld]

Just wanted to say how much I love your videos! Love from South Africa!

[@lisadolan689]

Same. Cairns, Australia ☺️

[@ACNieuwenhuizen]

Ditto

[@gordonaliasme1104]

Lekker!

[@glennbotha]

Port Elizabeth SA….. 👌👌

[@Stu-g1u]

From Bloemfontein

[@tabitharivers8819]

I grew up in Essex VT, and I am still in the area. Your coverage of this story provided me with details of poor Bill and Lorraine I did not know. So kudos to you. Excellent research! It was terrifying to know a monster like that was here. I'd love to see you cover what happened here in 1981. It changed the course of my entire childhood. I was never allowed out of my parent's sight after that!

[@AquariusSoul]

I prefer the lesser known/obscure cases but appreciate your insights on whatever cases you choose to cover.

[@minnar9573]

I have to admit that I had not known about this story before you covered it. That is because I am still relatively new to true crime (only for about 5 years or so) and I've found your videos to be my absolute favourite source of information. Your compassionate approach, soothing voice, and focus on the victims make these videos superior to great many other types of true crime videos, which can focus too heavily on just painting the perpetrators as horrible monsters (which some of them are, but there's no need for all that rage-baiting). Therefore I would enjoy seeing ALL types of cases being covered here at Coffeehouse Crime! Love your style and keep up the good work!

[@Mypandaloves]

I like when you cover both kind of cases. You are extremely respectful which is appreciated. Really enjoy your videos and love listening to your voice

[@alpschild]

This guy is truly the stuff of nightmares. He is the bogey man in the flesh. The picture he took and sent of Samantha Koenig is one of the most haunting and horrible things I have ever seen.

[@tonyajohnson178]

I’ve seen hundreds of serial killers on all of these shows binge watching murder mysteries for hours on end. And Isreal is hands down for some inexplicable reason the most terrifying…

[@dangiambrone7350]

It's always good too see and hear different takes on these cases, be they well or lesser know. Also, there are many occasions when you, Mike and Truly Criminal (The Trinity) present us with details that may have been missed. Wishing you and Nero all the very best on your new adventure.

[@goodwifeweaver]

At 5:30, does he say "these two were just a sweet white couple?" I don't really care...just seems like a weird thing to say so I wonder if I'm mishearing. Lol...

[@JahBold]

Same! I kept rewinding that part to make sure I heard what I heard. Cause what does that mean?!

[@morganmac7771]

Same!!! 😆 wtf

[@moshopyadiphahlamohlaka2587]

Yeah, he did say that. So weird

[@NickyBlue99]

They're white, they're nice (or sweet), and they were a couple. Not hard to understand.

[@semirakimpson9662]

I turned on the captions for that part, it said wise couple 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@ennds4636]

I definitely come to your channel specifically for the lesser known cases, but I appreciate the deeper dives on well-known cases as well.

[@HatredSonneillon]

I remember the previous case you covered about this guy. I occasionally think of this guy as one of the evilest serial killers I've heard of and one of the major reasons I tell people to fight and try to flee if they're ever in a situation like this. Wasn't this guy married and had a child too? Did they every say anything about him and their experience dealing with this?

[@popartpistol]

He was r-ing Samatha's dead body while his wife and child were in the home. Afaik the family have never spoken.

[@DerekJames8.31.24]

Always such great narration. Well articulated and understands the nuances of narrating a story. Brilliant work as always

[@InBuffalo]

I’d personally like lesser known cases. I’m a true crime buff and I’ve usually heard every case I can find these days on yt:) thanks Adrian!

[@didi012578]

Love Adrian and Mike, too! I just found Just Thought Lounge. It's really well done, and he's covered a lot of cases that no one else has. He's done plenty of the same, but just as many lesser known cases 😊

[@anathema2325]

I think there's merit to doing better known cases, no matter how much of a true crime buff you are there's always some cases you side step and some particular creators perspective can make it "interesting" . Like for this case it's the first time I stuck around for an overview. I remember him being arrested and things coming out and I just didn't buy it (still don't, I think he's a modern day Otis toole) so i normally skip it.

[@raeannmanley4163]

@@InBuffalo I agree

[@ruthrandall2451]

Try Unseen and Truly Criminal, although, they both have gotten lots of followers now. I've been following them since nearly zero subscribers. However, they both do lots of lesser known cases.

[@stephanielloyd4053]

@@InBuffalo Love Mike too. Watch Disturban. He's really good.

[@SallyKohorst]

Yes i remember this man and you gave a great presentation. RIP to all the victims.

[@SallyKohorst]

Thanks for your heart as you are amazing in your work.

[@baldbinch8480]

I’ve always been a fan of the true crime genre, but as I’ve gotten older & matured I have realized that a lot of that content can be exploitative & diminish the humanity of those affected. This made me reevaluate the content creators I watch that make content about this subject. I’ve had to stop watching some channels because of the way they choose to cover crime. All of this is to say, I appreciate Coffeehouse Crime and the way you cover these tragedies. Thank you for always treating the victims of these horrible crimes with compassion, respect, and dignity.

[@Liqoh]

I’ve heard this case countless times but you did a great job fleshing out all the gruesome details. Great work adrian.

[@Bettinasisrg]

Pun intend?

[@Liqoh]

@@Bettinasisrg No genuinely he did a great job with the details, other videos i’ve watched don’t go into this much detail

[@Ganondorf77]

I really enjoy any case you cover, if I could request two cases, I'd probably pick the California Zodiac Serial Killer and the Murdaugh case

[@OlemassaOvela]

Hi from Finland! Thank you for these great videos. You do such a good job being respectful and informative. Personally, I like both more known and less known cases, because every person who goes over the cases adds their own spin on them.

[@Chronic-Cherry]

I appreciate you talking about other possible victims. Most other videos I’ve seen about Keyes seem to be in awe of him rather than the fact he horribly murdered people

[@TheBestNewMovies-x9s]

It's a stark reminder of the importance of continued efforts to solve cold cases and bring closure to the families affected by such heinous acts.

[@kenw2225]

Tbh, most cold cases don't resolve much and don't help the families. They've already learned to deal with the loss in their own way. And the legal system doesn't priotize them. Say you have a child that's a victim from ten years ago. But there's 5 other missing people linked to the case. Your child gets put on the back burner so that other families can get answers.

[@shaneculkin7124]

Thanks!

[@laurieowens8510]

I prefer lesser known cases. The other channels do the well known cases over and over. You bring to light many unheard of cases. I much prefer those. Thank you.

[@karrie7102]

I really enjoyed how you covered this case, speaking about his lesser known/possible victims. My favorite retelling of Israel Keyes so far.

[@giomartinez2454]

Ngl bro! I watched a lot of your videos! But this is the FIRST time I’m actually having a coffee while listening to coffeehouse crime! 🔥

[@geraldinevollmer3225]

I would like to hear about barely covered cases more often. Your research is brilliant and I’m always looking forward watching the next case on your channel

[@reqs_]

This guy is such a monster. I can't believe his audacity.

[@christinakyla1488]

Everytime I see an Israel Keyes story, I think, oh no not another one. It has been covered to death. I did appreciate you covering his possible other victims. That was new. Regardless, whatever you post, I will always watch! Thank you Adrian!

[@BrandyBeach]

I’d rather hear about cases that are barely known, as you said, a lot of KZbinrs are covering the exact same stories all the time. Good luck with your move, wish you the best ❤

[@Floydian4everr]

Ever hear of that peewee loser that had a personal cemetery that happened to be a swamp and what he did to his victims and their toddler children? I'm a hardened 50 yr old oil field worker and that one broke me. I couldn't watch even regular content on YT after that for some time

[@davedavenport8176]

Thank you for sharing these stories. As we will never know all of the horrific events that has happened with this guy. As for your choice of stories or cases you cover I personally enjoy all of them

[@FireChildSlytherin5]

DAMN perfect timing. drop the kiddo to school, coffee done and I was like "time for youtube" before going to work and THIS GOT POSTED 7min ago? 🥰🥰😍😍

[@TeCo707]

Although I would be very interested in your perspective on some popular cases, I think it's nice that you take on more unknown cases in your channel. Because every victim should be remembered.

[@builtinsuspicion]

Hi Adrian, I do like hearing about the more obscure cases as it seems like all the crime storytellers cover the same notorious killers & their crimes & unusually around the same time. I don't mind your telling of these cases as you usually find information that others either don't find or don't include in their posts. So, throwing in a notorious case every so often wouldn't be a disappointment. Thank you for all your hard work & dedication to us. Wishing you safe travels while you are relocating & I look forward to your next video.

[@shelleyking6404]

Please please keep to yr current style expressly as I have 3 true crime channels all covering the same story at present, yr channel is refreshing xxxx

[@pixie_kitty_]

Definitely prefer obscure / lesser known cases, as well as compilations and mysteries

[@janedoe4316]

As usual, a case that I have been very interested in since it happened, & have watched/read so many videos/news/articles on that the last couple of years ive not watched his videos, you always report in such a respectful & well researched way that I am still riveted & attentive. You bring a fresh & professional video every time. I look forward to your content the most. My best wishes for Nero & your move to be smoothe & stress free!

[@Jenn_Lucky]

I love cases that are less known, it makes the details much more interesting

[@leslieedwards6011]

I love these videos. They are interesting, well presented and Adrian has a very soothing voice. It honestly takes 2 to 4 tries to watch each video because his voice is one of the few things that cures my insomnia. I do really mean this as a compliment. If I didn't like his videos I wouldn't restart them after waking up because I fell asleep before the video finished. The only other narrators that knock me out as quickly are David Attenborough, Sigourney Weaver, Morgan Freeman and Cr1tiKaL. Unfortunately, I'm big fans of them too 😅

[@Floydian4everr]

Me too until sometimes the dark content creeped into my dreams so now I just listen to long, boring historical documentaries. The long, medival times type which sound like a boring college lecture are great. I tried, The Why Files but they're too interesting and keep me awake/engaged to fall asleep

[@VioletJoy]

You're a rockstar, Adrian! I can't imagine the challenge of moving to another country while still keeping up with content. We appreciate it!!! 🌟

[@noobovsky420]

Lmfao yeah. Hard af job. He’s def breaking his back and sweating. “Content”.

[@Aaron_Hanson]

@@noobovsky420 what’s your channel called again? Where can I appreciate your case studies, editing skills, scripts and hours in front of the camera? Genuinely curious 🤷‍♂️

[@noobovsky420]

@@Aaron_Hanson lmfao most of it is copied off other channels. Dont make it out to be hard work. Because it isn’t.

[@noobovsky420]

@@Aaron_Hanson they remake and redo the same videos over and over on different channels. You think being a KZbinr is hard ?! LMFAO

[@Korohistoryandhumor]

​@noobovsky420 if it's that simple start a channel get a million subs and quit your job you will be having a easy life with a ton of money

[@staceypop4BTS]

I can’t tell you how much this follow-up has meant to me. Thank you. As to the question you posed at the end, I’m afraid I can’t be of much help. I’m watching whatever you post.

[@IndigosMum]

I got to this in less than 10 minutes! Love your work Adrian. Much love from Oz❤

[@jessmiller6577]

Thank you Adrianm Any case you cover is interesting. You bring your own brand of magic to every case. Safe travels to you.

[@TheUKMediaWatch]

Been a while since I watched some coffeehouse . I’m back for more 😎

[@-xirx-]

@@TheUKMediaWatch I love your channel too, always makes me laugh 😂

[@TheUKMediaWatch]

⁠@@-xirx-hey man, hello 👋🏼 😃 I’m lucky to have a great subscriber and commenter like yourself . Cheers 🥃. And that’s the idea. Make a few people smile , gotta be worth while 👍🏼 without people like yourself there would be no point. So I thank you for watching 🫡

[@87ylc]

Adrian, i hope you re doing well with all the change in your life right now. To answear your Q, i would love to see any kind of case that get s your attention, no matter if known and discussed or not. I enjoy your own way of telling the story. Love your work!

[@danielhillier7417]

You should do Steve Wright, the Suffolk Strangler. It happened in my hometown and I remember it all unfolding.

[@LadyValkyri]

I am a regular viewer/subscriber and I'm good with all of your content, whether I've heard the stories from other tellers or not. I think you always find a way to breathe fresh life into the topics you cover. I DO find the subject of Israel Keyes most intriguing, I think because so little is actually known of his crimes. I'm good with whatever you feel like sharing, A. You post it, I'll be here for it. Hugs

[@lisadolan689]

Stoked to see another one drop! Thanks Adrian 🙏☺️ I’ve only been checking 5+ times a day 😂😂😂

[@maryjane4432]

Stoked? You realize these are real people who died right? Hope you are never in the position to hear a story about a family member being killed and see a comment people are stoaked to hear it

[@juliee.7072]

​@@maryjane4432why are you here Mary Jane

[@daleenengelbrecht4861]

I don't mind any case you cover. I watch all your video's and you really make it interesting and your research is so excellent. Greetings from South Africa

[@ahmedalmahdi9254]

The story of the amputee girl broke my heart. god damn it

[@robertkachman9107]

Honestly, I am fine with you covering more "notorious" cases, as you do a wonderful job of humanizing the victims and providing a fresh perspective. I like getting more perspective on these cases from various sources, especially when they show such compassion for the victims.

[@KellJell]

Bread is rising, crochet project calling and a new coffee house crime! Autumn in New England perfection! 🍁 Cinnamon dolce in hand, I'm ready! Safe travels Adrian! Also, I have to say, this predator is one of pure evil and brutality and I wish his victims had never crossed paths with him. But because of the caliber of content produced on this channel, I know their story will be covered in the most respectful, compassionate and factual way possible.

[@Jackalpup83]

i like the different light you put on a well covered killer - his lesser known 'probably' victims. i enjoy lesser known cases, but i also really enjoy the way you tell these stories... even tho it is someone i have heard about from a few sources, nobody tells it like you!

[@jillwanlin9558]

Morning Adrian! Always appreciate it when you drop a video. Hope all is well with you and Nero. EDIT: I’ve been off KZbin for a couple of weeks. Just watching your video from 6 days ago. Congrats on your move to Australia. 🇦🇺 ❤

[@jrules3918]

I appreciate hearing about some well known cases that include additional details, as was done in this discussion.

[@challengestars944]

I remember this whole thing as it happened and to think he murdered so many people including children makes me mad and sick! I have always thought Keys was a huge creep and a coward for taking the easy way out by committing suicide. I feel sorry for the families of the victims both the known and the unknown and all the innocent people who were impacted by his horrible crimes. 😢😢😢😢 Please keep doing such great work and I'd love you to do both well know and not so well know cases. You do such an amazing job!

[@kashigata]

Hi Adrian, cover well known and less known stories, please. Content creators always bring something different to the way they approach a case, so I’m happy to hear the same cases dealt with more than once. I feel that you did an especially great job with this one, as your gentle and caring nature shone through as you spoke about victims known and suspected. You deserve a lot of respect and success, in my humble opinion. ❤

[@edortiz4496]

Don't fix what's not broken. Keep doing it your way. My guess is that most of us who listen to your show aren't much into the news of the day, so whatever you have on your show is either new or expands on your subscribers' info on the topic. Cheers.

[@Michelle.8276]

I enjoy the range your channel brings, I’m subscribed to a few true crime channels and even if you all cover the same cases I still watch them all as I enjoy the commentary each of you bring, your opinions and the way you cover cases are very different

[@aiyanaperry4016]

I definitely like hearing about barely known cases

[@Fretless99]

I enjoy hearing about the lesser known cases. Truth be told though, i would enjoy Listening to you reading a laundry list...Whatever case you present, You present With Compassion, Sensitivity and style

[@Sybilisrestless]

It must be Coffee Time!!!

[@FactualOM]

Cover whatever cases interest you, you've done a great job so far.

[@revolution724]

Ew ew ew Israel Keyes makes my skin crawl. Definitely the creepiest serial killer in my book. Edit: I appreciate that you cover less well known cases, but you also bring a fresh perspective to more famous ones like this one. Your attention to the lives and circumstances of the victims presents a critically important angle not often covered by other channels. So, if you’re sharing a less commonly covered case or a new perspective on a well known one, it’s still interesting and fresh. Also I still humbly suggest Brian Nichols, the Atlanta/Fulton County courthouse shooter.

[@gailmarquis6957]

Thank you Adrian. Good luck with your packing. Any and all cases you cover are worth listening to. 🙌🏼

[@laylaosman4875]

Nothing better then to watch coffee house crime this rainy morning. Im all smiles now 🙌🏽😌

[@maryjane4432]

What are weird thing to say you’re happy somebody died so you have a video to watch

[@Kimberly-dt4ko]

I enjoy all the cases you cover. I don't have time to be a true crime junkie. I watch you and one other channel. I like the way you present the cases. You choose interesting cases and do them justice. Keep doing what makes you happy.

[@theresarasche3173]

I would like to see more of the less known crimes 😊. I watch several true crime videos and I get tired of hearing about some of these perpetrators over and over.❤

[@michaelrodriguez2784]

Cover whatever cases you want. You do a great job. Hope your move goes smoothly.