The Exposed Fraudster Found Murdered... | The SOLVED Story of Andrew Kissel

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Hey guys! This case is related to (but not a direct sequel of) Monday's case, Robert Kissel. ⚠By the way, I regularly post small updates of previous cases on my social media!.. If you'd like to keep in the loop, get to know me a little better or see more content of Nero, please head over to my IG/Twitter and give me a follow - Twitter: twitter.com/coffeehcrime Instagram: instagram.com/coffeehousecrime

[@donnabarnes2372]

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[@pheona1164]

🙏Always worth the wait.

[@MamaLauren523]

Nutmegger here 🖐 Our state's name is from the Native American name for the area, Quinatucquet. We have a lot of places with Native American names and the pronunciations got butchered lol! I live a bit northeast of the capital on Lake Wangumbaug. Of course, being in New England, a lot of towns were named for towns in England, like my town Coventry 😁

[@melluques8475]

I don’t have social media🤷‍♀️🥺🙏🏻

[@naivenostalgia]

@@MamaLauren523 I came here to say the same! My dad took me to several powwows when I was younger & I have a t-shirt somewhere with the Algonquin spelling. It made me happy to see someone else in the comments that knew the origin of our state's name.

[@RoseKoneko]

I feel so bad for the children who had to lose two parental figures to violence in two unrelated murders.

[@martahailebangtan3442]

Imagine losing to sons to murder Lord

[@rachelMB]

^was coming to say- yeah, as well as two parents & a sister who lost 2 sons & 2 brothers to brutal murders Just awful

[@Kari.F.]

@@rachelMB This entire family has lived through a situation that very few people can fully fathom, myself included. The aftermath must be a lifelong, heavy burden. Poor people! Good grief...

[@hera_avria9265]

It is more due to adults’ selfishness

[@DinoCism]

It doesn't sound like Andrew was much of a parent to anyone tbh.

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

Imagine being Jane Kissel. She lost two brothers to murder; one in utter disgrace.

[@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum]

The symbolism of him being killed by being stabbed in the back is not lost on me.

[@ddjsoyenby]

the grim reaper was feeling ironic.

[@contra1124]

@@ddjsoyenby more like his murderer decided to make a statement

[@wallacte2001]

Jigsaw hahaha

[@ivand0007]

You stole a comment format and ruined it

[@scottwallace5239]

Very 'et tu, brute?'

[@BrocksOnix956]

I like how his wife told his sister that she could "pummel him to death" after her other brother had been bludgeoned to death by his wife. How thoughtful haha

[@Bonkpunktexe]

Sometimes you just say the worst things at the worst time :(

[@mamapoundcake]

The way money affected these brothers is insane! They chose different paths and still ended up the same.

[@VeraKhumalo]

I know!!! That's what I was thinking. Like how do you prep your kids for the possibility of earning tons of money but still living a good and honest life?

[@pablodelsegundo9502]

Yes, it's almost like there's a blood curse or some other horrible juju on that family.

[@anniemarie4120]

The love of money is the root of all kinds of evil.

[@anniemarie4120]

@@VeraKhumalo teach them to love people and not money.

[@vitofranciscoraymundo2752]

@@anniemarie4120 robert didnt love money, he loved providing for his family, sadly robert's wife didn't understand the sacrifices he made to make their lives easier and instead saw malice in it; you can argue that he should've balanced his work-life management, but that didn't warrant his wife to kill him. you can't justify taking a life of someone who was innocent and tried to make their marriage work.

[@timanesta]

It seems like Andrew only took the kids in so he could spend the money left to them by their father. Sad!

[@dkirby007]

Adrian, I’d love for you to do a video on Marcus Wesson in Fresno, CA. He killed his kids and his grandkids (that he was also the father to). There’s also rumors of a vampire cult. Super interesting case!

[@k_isforkaito.]

That should be in a poll if he ever does one

[@PyrrhusBrin]

Finally my town gets a good mention.

[@daltonpinell6251]

Ho man, that creep is a real piece of work, one of the most frightening lesser known cult leaders in my opinion

[@KPbouj]

@@daltonpinell6251 yep. Terrifying. I only heard the story once and never want to hear it again, sick POS.

[@JME1186]

@@PyrrhusBrin sorry to rain on the parade but Fresno is a shithole and we’d all be better off admitting it

[@annablendermann]

It's unreal how much money Andrew spent. My theory is his spending habits were like an elite, rich person's version of stress relief to quell emotional trauma. He probably hadn't dealt with his feelings over his brother's murder and buried himself in his money instead. Even if he didn't get murdered at that point, he had lost his spouse, his kids, his money and would be in jail anyway for multi state financial fraud. He dug himself his own grave.

[@lynnlynn9124]

His spending was insane prior to the brother's death. Other shows stated that Carlos was Robert's chauffeur, boy Friday, drug buddy, friend... It also said that it was very likely that Robert asked Carlos to kill him as the one unselfish act for his family because they would be able to collect life insurance. Also the possibility that Robert wanted to commit suicide but wasn't strong enough and because he was drinking when his wife walked out, maybe got trashed so he would be passed out or close to it when his end came. He wasn't a good father, husband, or friend. Edit: oops I meant Andrew, not Robert ( l watched Robert's video before this).

[@yellowbeard9981]

@@lynnlynn9124 that was my thought that he paid them to off him, the timing seemed too convenient for anything else

[@janemiettinen5176]

Everyone wants to be rich, even if money doesnt fill any holes inside you, no matter what. Im much rather a starving artist, yet happy and content, than a millionaire, but always missing something more. The most important things in life you just cant buy - some people have to it try anyway!

[@sicooper4230]

A refreshing comment👍

[@spindleblood]

I was wondering about this too.

[@Niko-do9sv]

It’s sad how the kids lost their dad, mom, and uncle

[@MsSimpleMovies]

Exactly my thoughts. This is terrible.

[@NeoUltraverse]

@@julm7744 money won’t fix the trauma, sadly

[@positiveego5397]

@@julm7744 haven't you learnt from the two cases of these two brothers about money? It's not certain that the kids will enjoy their inheritance which happens to be the reason why they lost their dad and mom. It's simply not that simple to just move on from this, try to view it while in their shoes, not in your own shoes where 18M dollars easily drools your mouth.

[@Bettinasisrg]

Believe me money does not make you happy and if it does then you're not acquainted with true happiness, and that's the tragedy.

[@wraithreaper22]

@@Bettinasisrg give me your money then and I'll prove you wrong

[@kylieh123]

The trauma those poor children suffered. 2 toxic marriages that ended in murder, I really hope they were able to recover.

[@mhatt3702]

2 brothers - one an awesome banker and the other a scammer - ended up both murdered...such a horrible tragedy endured by their family...Love your Channel, Adrian...never ceases to amaze me - the research and storytelling..Kudos!!!

[@verukasault9065]

Haw haw haw!! "Awesome banker??!" Are you for real? Lmaooo 😆🤣😂

[@Veggamattic]

Awesome Banker...oxymoron

[@flynnlivescmd]

A tragedy? No, it's a good riddance! Tis a bunmer for the kids, but to be raised by these guys would be much more devastating to society.

[@tpl6963]

"tragedy" not really. sounds like they had it coming

[@Eventual-Visitor]

The "awesome" banker was obviously a crook also. As banker and crook are synonymous.

[@H3ll9_Fr13nd]

I just love Coffeehouse crime so much not only do I learn about the details to a new true crime story I haven’t heard before but I also learn so much about the state or country where the crime takes place learning little fun facts like this is always so interesting to me Keep up the amazing work Adrian!!!

[@dontdiscriminatehateeveryo9263]

It makes it harder to feel bad for the victim when they had many victims themself.

[@GameOver9991]

i feel bad for the kids, two of them lost two father figures

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

It's one of the few cases he covered where the victim can't be described as some sort of shining bright light who was loved by their community and family. Nah, on this episode, the victim was a selfish, destructive man who hurt almost everyone he came across.

[@ddjsoyenby]

i feel bad for the kids and anyone who was close to him, but f this guy honestly yeah the murd3r3r is in the wrong, but this dude seemed way worse.

[@spicybeantofu]

I don't feel bad at all for his type.

[@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307]

UH, here's the difference. Their victums are STILL ALIVE! They'il be able to pull through .

[@DH-ve5bl]

I think the prison sentences of the killers were light because it was hard to muster up any sympathy for a guy like Andrew.

[@yellowbeard9981]

Or possibly somebody close to the judge was ripped off in one of his scams

[@Kuamata]

Just as I was checking for a new Coffeehouse Crime video, there it is! Thanks for all you do Adrian! 💖

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you for watching!

[@MsAnimefan95]

It's ironic that a lot of people assumed that it was someone he'd screwed over, but it ultimately ended up being someone who was afraid he'd take them down with him.

[@DakotaofRaptors]

Misery loves company

[@vbarden6394]

That isn’t a confirmed motive. The two convicted were identified as his chauffeur & chauffeur’s cousin. If they had feared Andrew mentioning them to authorities, they would’ve been more consistent with their alibis and certainly wouldn’t have kept one of his credit cards in their possession.

[@musakui]

@@vbarden6394 you're assuming all people are smart.

[@crash42modder63]

so .. like epstein then lol

[@symonew33]

This could kick off an interesting and incredibly sad series on families that experienced multiple unrelated murders.

[@saintlynnie4037]

My aunt Bunny was killed in an automobile accident when a woman (who it turned out had been having an affair with my aunt's husband) ran her off the road and into a concrete pylon of an overpass. The initial investigation had lead to people believing that she had nodded off at the wheel as she was a heroin addict... But then, footage from a traffic camera had came to light that showed a second car that caused the accident. This woman ended up going to prison for several years for manslaughter. My aunt's daughter was three at the time and ended up in the custody of our aunt Linda, who also ended up dying two decades later. Aunt Linda's husband had slowly poisoned her with arsenic over the course of six months so he could pursue a relationship with his mistress... Who turned out being the same woman that caused my first aunt's death... I can't remember the woman's name, it was either Teresa or Tanya...

[@sweetox_9690]

@@saintlynnie4037 Holy crap that is a crazy story. The poor children!

[@sweetox_9690]

@@saintlynnie4037 That’s Dateline worthy

[@saintlynnie4037]

@@sweetox_9690 bunny's daughter was the only child in that whole crazy story. My aunt Linda was unable to have any children, which was why she was more than willing to adopt my cousin. By the time Linda died, my cousin was in her mid twenties

[@sweetox_9690]

@@saintlynnie4037 :(

[@Luke_Freeman]

Dude. You should have another channel where you just describe geographical regions. Your openings are always so charming and peaceful, I often forget I'm listening to a murder story, and once you finish the description of the town and state with the nice background music, I'm ripped back into reality and am forced to remember someone is about to die.

[@donnagardner3932]

Recently discovered your channel after another true crime fan suggested you in the comments on another channel and I am so glad they did. Thank you for always being so kind and respectful of the victims and effected people

[@SassafrasThings]

New as well.. really great content.

[@sunnohh]

Coffehouse sets himself apart in how much he respects the victim’s and honirs their legacies, good chap

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you for watching! And welcome to the coffeehouse!

[@donnagardner3932]

@@themightybalian it was in the comments on sherrilyn Dale video and someone asked what othe true crime channels everyone enjoyed. It was really nice and positive and it led me here

[@PoppyUr]

I don’t know if you’ll see this but I was wondering if you could cover a horrid case that happened recently here in Australia. A little girl, Elizabeth Struhs, (only 8 years old) was sick and abused, then murdered by a cult.. 14 people in total were involved in her death, including her own family. It’s awful but hasn’t gotten a lot of attention, and it’s scary how children can be affected by other peoples actions.

[@blastednacid]

He doesn’t rly do cases involving children if I remember him saying correctly

[@clon76]

A bunch of anti-science religious morons, but none of them have been found guilty of anything yet, so doubt he'd get into it

[@rebeccawelker7374]

That's seriously SCREWED UP!!

[@jhavajoe3792]

Weird, how I got caught up in the "keeping up with the Jones's" back in the 80-90's ( nothing like these 2 brothers). By 2008, my biz fried. I was sooo miserable. Many years later, I look back and it was the best thing that ever happened. I gave up the money chase and became human again. Life has been great. Never be impressed by people who flash their toys or live fancy lifestyles. Just live.

[@jennylynnalexandria]

Ironically Andrew stabbed people in the back by stealing their money and was literally stabbed in the back at the time of his death

[@Keznen]

Truly poetic.

[@saffronlealle464]

I love that you have told us all the twists and turns that happened to this family. You are so good at telling the story in a way that's very interesting, informative, and best of all, respectful to the victims and families of everyone involved. Thank you for sharing your hard work with us.

[@bababababababa6124]

I guess this week is Kissel week? 😂

[@pickledragonrebel]

He said this would be his next episode

[@bababababababa6124]

@@pickledragonrebel oh I wasn’t aware lol

[@herbwitch5681]

He’s making the Kissel run…

[@sakurarobloxova5028]

@@herbwitch5681 in less than 12 parsecs lol or should we say less than 12 days? Lol

[@hatake1990]

@@bababababababa6124 tbf, i had no memory of adrian saying this would be the next episode, until i read that above comment, theeen it came back to me lol.💖

[@CarmenCastro-ce2qk]

Congratulations, another big story. Unbelievable how siblings can be so different and still the same destiny. This is not fair 😔

[@Acelynnamere]

Connecticut is pronounced the way it is because of it's native roots! And probably just language evolving the way it does. It comes from the Mohican word "quonehtacut" which means "place of long tidal river." Now u know 🥰

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

That's very cool to know! Thank you for sharing!

[@tombo416]

Also Connect-It-Cut is just hella awkward to pronounce

[@Acelynnamere]

@@tombo416 yah, I think the real question is why is it spelled that way 😅

[@TexasHildis]

“Language evolving” is a nice way to put it I guess 😅

[@wendirose509]

Why can't people just be thankful for what they have instead of resorting to crime? It never pays off, and peace of mind is much better than always having to look over your shoulder.

[@gothempress]

Ya know, Adrian, as a Brit you have no room to talk about words that sound totally different than how they're spelled. 🧐😝🥰Greenwich is a perfect example. Gloucester. Marylebone. Godmanchester...etc Hehe much love from across the pond!

[@Joelswinger34]

Here's another one: "Beauchamp," pronounced "Beacham!"

[@hypsyzygy506]

@@Joelswinger34 Woolfardisworthy (North Devon), pronounced "Woolsery". Leicester "Lester". Worcester "Wuster". Gloucester "Gloster". Redheugh "Redhuff". Scone (Scotland) "Skoon". Belvoir "Beever". Zeal Monachorum "Zeal M'Nackeram".

[@laurenrobinson9072]

As a brit I agree we have some strange pronunciations. Manchester though? I'm from Manchester and it's phonetic.

[@thehillisalive]

EXACTLY! I was thinking that too 😂 When I moved to London it took some getting used to all the confounding pronunciations lol

[@maoinc13]

I have to turn on the closed captioning in English because sometimes is hard for me to understand what he is saying 😂😂 it's the British accent

[@melodysmith4716]

Our justice system is such a travesty I am always angry at how many rights the criminals have and how few rights the victims have. It is infuriating.

[@jborden18]

💯 perfectly put

[@najmoali8898]

Thank you Adrian for being there for us. This is one of the reason I like KZbin. Stay safe Adrian ❤️

[@janinemccartha1811]

Hi Coffee House Crime. I love your channel & hope you continue on You Tube. This case was well explained & you're always on point as well. Thanks for making my evenings go better, much happiness hopefully awaits you my friend, peace, Janine Smiley✌👍🆒️💯❕❗⌚🛋🙂😀😉😘🤩🎁🎄🎈🎀🎊🎉☕🍩☕🥧

[@JacobSever]

My biggest question is: why did the jury find him not-guilty? Was there a lack of physical evidence? Was the case against him purely on his cousin's word?

[@That_Polish_Girl]

I live in Greenwich and worked with many wealthy people and to say most of their lives are troubled is an understatement. More money more problems 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Bettinasisrg]

Amen to that!!

[@Joelswinger34]

It's like they don't have "regular" problems to occupy their time, so they create other ones!

[@That_Polish_Girl]

@@Joelswinger34 exactly ! I’ve worked at a country club with women who were so unhappy married for money that they slept around with busboys or caddies and complained about Nannie’s calling out of work sick because they were now stuck with the kids

[@a.marvellehoneyman4560]

@@That_Polish_Girl that’s so sad…

[@mariancounsellor]

That saying ‘more money, more problems’ is so misguided. It’s the people and what they choose to do with money that makes the difference. Having no money creates a lot more problems than being wealthy. Having no money limits your choices and therefore affects every decision you make.

[@cryptoking7679]

can you look into the triple homicide in riverside CA...a sheriff pretended to be a teenage boy and Catfished a 15 year old girl and one day he drove to riverside and killed her parents and idk who else but she lived..this just happened this week so im sure alot of details will arise

[@sarahalbers5555]

He was a former Virginia State Trooper. This case is truly horrible, and we haven't yet heard the half of it yet.

[@czarowen]

Storytelling with Coffeehouse Crime! What a way to end a busy day at the gym and at work!

[@saulthechicanootaku]

So crazy that these kids had horrible luck seeing that they lost parental figures 3 times! Hope they're okay. Also, why you have a problem with Connecticut when you have cities in Britain like Worcester, which is pronounced "WOOS-ter", Adrien? 😁 Also, as Christmas is coming, may I suggest the case of Bruce Pardo, the flamethrower Santa?

[@TedInATL]

Don't forget Leicester, pronounced Lester.

[@andrew69007]

so, two brothers were killed because of their shitty personalities? (if what robert's wife said about him is true, and it's looking that way cause the claims about him and andrew from two different people are very similar). no one is perfect but it's crazy and clearly no coincidence that two people sharing the same dna were hated so much that they got murdered

[@CourtneyTunbridge79]

Thanks Adrian, another great story. I will never understand why people lose their minds when it comes to having an over abundance of money, however I don't have any so clearly I don't understand.

[@susanl8478]

Enough money is fine ... too much and this is what you get!

[@Tess78uk]

He was clearly a sociopath, a narcissist or both. They often suffer from pathological levels of boredom and can struggle to feel much. The ridiculous spending is probably partly an attempt to feel something, such as fleeting pleasure or excitement.

[@CaliChronicles]

You'll have to credit the Algonquian tribe for the name Connecticut while remembering that pretty much every "odd" state name in the US is from the English settlers not being able to properly pronounce the "Indian" words.

[@littlemisssunshine890]

Thanks for two videos this week! Gosh it’s crazy that even though the two brothers had the same fate, they were polar opposites in character. I really feel for their family!

[@Gen_X_Rosey]

Man! Between him and his brother, I feel most for his brother and all the kids involved. My God, what a freakin' mess!

[@saintlynnie4037]

Holy hell... As an American, I am so embarrassed that I've gone my while life not knowing the proper spelling of Connecticut. In the beginning of the video, I was thinking "what the hell is he talking about, there's not three- I'll be damned" I am so sorry

[@tradeladder146]

Brits are not Stupid. 👍

[@TheEudaemonicPlague]

Kind of reminds me of something that happened, when I was younger (at least three decades ago). A guy in the area was selling weed, but kept taking the money and running. Eventually, he was found lying in the middle of a road on the edge of town that didn't see much traffic at night...or even in daytime. He'd been run over with a car several times. I mostly know about this, because a friend was among the victims--$700 taken. I even met the idiot once, and wasn't impressed--nothing scary about him, just a stupid thief. He learned the hard way that some people will do you in over their money.

[@LifesPeachy321]

*Finally, a story about someone that I don't have gut wrenching sadness for their death!* Your average...yet typical...wealthy spawn! Indulgent! Entitled! We live on a beautiful lake in CT and I meet these types every day! We've been here for a couple years (work related, we move a lot), but I'll be happy when we move...even though CT is one of the most beautiful nature filled states I've lived in. I'll miss the nature.

[@jonhall2274]

Tbh, only murderers, rapists, or child assaulters(sexual or physical) are the ones who don't deserve sympathy for their murders/deaths. A scammer, while a scummy asshole, don't deserve to be murdered. Prison? Of course. Murder? I personally don't think so.

[@WolfDreamer101]

I’m 29, have lived in CT my whole life and can’t wait to get out of this state! The scenery is beautiful but too many entitled and arrogant boomers move here to retire. Got plans to move to the west coast in a year, can’t wait!

[@ddjsoyenby]

agreed, it sucks for his kids, but the dude was a scumbag who deserved it.

[@LifesPeachy321]

@@jonhall2274 *Who said he deserved it?* I just stated I don't particularly feel a great sadness. Two different things completely!

[@LifesPeachy321]

@@WolfDreamer101 There are definitely a lot of those kinds of people here! We lived in Salem, OR for a few years. The people are friendly and from all over and it's beautiful. Very different from the East Coast. Good Luck with your move! Very Exciting! I've done it many times and it's always exciting to move to a new place! Take Care! Be Safe!

[@Thequietone974]

What a shame , imagine this guy using his brain and energy to do some good in the world💔

[@randyg.7940]

Like what? That's who he is.

[@viannyx6630]

You made Connecticut sound a lot nicer than it is 😂 great video!

[@sharonc9028]

Am I the only one who despite the hurt and pain he caused to his children and family am going to say ‘he deserved everything he got’. He left so many with NOTHING!!!!

[@taraversaggi6667]

That doesn’t mean he should have been murdered. 😢

[@sharonc9028]

@@taraversaggi6667 we’ll call it Karma.

[@andrewbrooks1109]

Yup...fuck him!..he deserved it!..save your tears for the honest,decent, hardworking people of this world

[@taraversaggi6667]

It’s so disappointing to see so many people who are ready to condemn a man to death because of money - what he did was wrong and he deserved to go to prison but not to be brutally murdered

[@JumpyJoker18]

@@taraversaggi6667 He was a narcissistic POS that damaged/ruined countless lives. He threatened to kill whoever got in his way. Hopefully he suffered. You have to learn when to turn off your empathy. There are no poodles in the jungle.

[@Joanla1954]

So sorry for Andrew and Robert's parents and even more so for all the children involved. I can't even imagine! Thank you for the 2 Kissel cases!

[@chriselsom-whyimpssed-off8148]

He cold heartedly betrayed the trust of his friends and family. Murder can never be excused, but the anger toward him is understandable.

[@HappyBirddi]

Man this whole case reads like some bizarro Greek tragedy or some weird Macbeth-esc story watching this man spiral so low and lose everything and everyone. I feel most sad for the kids, they lost their parents to greed and then their uncle to it. This is just absolutely tragic

[@liquidnick]

Yeah, no way I'm feeling bad about this guy getting what was coming to him.

[@vickyrushton1783]

I must admit my original thoughts was that he paid them to murder him the ties and back stabbing certainly means it would never be considered a suicide and I assume there was life insurance? They could not admit it as it would certainly be considered a murder and I assume they had no proof it was an elaborate assisted suicide.

[@gypsynikki]

How can you be found not guilty of murder, but guilty of attempted murder- when there is an actual murdered victim? 🤔 After all, Andrew didn’t tie his own hands behind his back or stab himself in the back. 🙄🤔

[@davidjohn3006]

This story is a great lesson to people who causes great distress to others through dishonesty .It's unfortunate it had to end in death.

[@truckerman9112]

It's called karma. What goes around comes around. Be careful how you treat people.

[@jamesr1703]

1:40 Lol. Nice sense of humor, Adrian. Your comment made me think of the English city Leicester.

[@juliegill6278]

Quite frankly, I am sorry the individual died. They would have suffered one HELLUVA LOT MORE if they had been left homeless and destitute after they had done their stint inside.

[@carolynking1625]

But would he end up destitute or scam more people and keep on living this way?

[@juliegill6278]

@@carolynking1625 You make a very fair point.

[@carolynking1625]

@@juliegill6278 Thank you. He seemed good at coming back and doing that.

[@stefan.5987]

Awesome work Adrian. I waited for this after you said last time you would do it. I don't know how i feel about this one, he scammed lots of people and spend money that didn't belong to him, that is highly unethical but on the other hand, he shouldn't have died because of it. Plotting a murder is imo as punishable as committing it. 6 years is very lenient and i think he should have gotten more prison time than that.

[@mjustjeanette7026]

I suspect the sentence was more of 6 years and you'd better provide a lot of Columbian Intel... just my thought.

[@RowletGod69]

@@mjustjeanette7026 They’re from Cuba?

[@mjustjeanette7026]

@@RowletGod69 and hence may well have traded information for a lowered sentence given his in into the drug trade.

[@tfl.8248]

Adrian: Roasts Connecticut's pronunciation Also Adrian: Regularly mispronounces common words ("Subsequent") 🤣

[@sonjaheck3156]

This is how good you are Adrian. I wasn't going to click on this video, and Robert's, because it was so well covered in the US, with movies of the week, tons of interviews, and more, and this was for years too. But you do such an awesome job, that I did watch both, and as always, they were excellent. It also blew my mind that he was never turned in by the condo board. That further increased this guy's sense of entitlement. And he know that he would have served just a couple of years in some minimum security jail, and would have hid any assets very well. I feel bad for these poor kids. I hope they turned out ok, considering all the trauma they went through. Please cover the Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom case.

[@dazenguile4215]

sounds like he deserved it.. and it sounds like most people he robbed were rich a-holes that deserved to be robbed. all in all, a good and very well told story, as usual, adrien! btw, i believe an Englishman has no place in mocking the American habit of spelling words unlike how they’re pronounced 😂

[@andrew285]

what keeps the viewer's attention is mostly the downward course of andrew which is basically like a story from scorcese films. Alcohol,drugs,debts,prosecutions. The finance fraud is interesting too as it keeps your interest in order to see what steps were taken and what schemes were designed to cover previous schemes.

[@noneyab7011]

I started the video and asked myself ,if I already watched it. Because of the names. Goodness, when I noticed the connection to the last video my heart sank for their mother. To lose both sons....... 💔 heartbreaking

[@Mpp-7]

I just listened to your video on Robert Kissel a day back… for a person who gets easily anxious with a sudden thud I’m addicted to your videos. A main reason I believe for this is your narration and your calming tone

[@frostieschocopop]

Adrian, I, too, have a bone to pick with you: you're making it a point to talk about the local and delicious food at the beginning of each video and I end up eating snacks while watching. It's really hard on my wannabe good eating habits D:

[@maxnum1sgameclub263]

Thats a very first world problem xD. But i wont blame you this is the same reason i dont watch bakery or cooking shows.

[@psweeneyville]

Incredible job, Adrian! 33k views In one hour!!! You got this video out quick after the Robert Kissel story. So sad for this family.

[@akiraSRT]

You should REALLY REALLY REALLY COVER The Junior Guzman Feliz case in the bronx ny, ESPECIALLY WITH THE POPULAR CULTURE OF DRILL MUSIC and the fashion and hype coming out of the Bronx & Brooklyn.

[@jenniferlaroche7132]

Live by the sword die by the sword..as the saying goes..thanks Adrian for yet another interesting one

[@alishasmith4541]

What crime could his parents or grandparents have committed to deserve this upon the two Brothers

[@joyanna9433]

It's like the Kissel family is cursed. Poor, poor kids.

[@kensmith8152]

What ever you call it, greed, covetousness or avarice, it begs the question in this case: how much money and power does one need? How much is enough? This guy’s love for money literally caused his death!

[@cathyellington7599]

I have to believe they just did what was going to happen anyway. I can't believe that while in prison someone else would have killed him. In prison a hit would have been carried out without a hitch. They didn't get a very big sentence especially for how murderers are sentenced in the US. Very sad to see where the brothers ended up because of greed and corruption.

[@sarahcox1197]

I appreciate your tongue in cheek joke at the beginning about not pronouncing words they way they're spelled ... especially since you're from the UK 🤣

[@bitterlucy8212]

Late to the party, but, "unstoppable and ridiculous " to describe his spending is the best phrase I've heard in some time. Love this channel.

[@SolarDNA]

Its rare that a true crime murder story gets a spinoff.

[@estellesery8378]

I read a story, that gave the theory that he hired his own killers. He had a large amount of insurance and he wanted to take care of his kids. That's why the wife left him alone that night.

[@neneshubby]

Interesting theory but who commits suicide by having someone stab you? Most people choose a quick and painless way

[@estellesery8378]

@@neneshubby I know. But according to the article he chose this method, because insurance would pay. The fact that the death was so brutal was the selling point.

[@neneshubby]

@@estellesery8378 I guess, but I strongly suspect he died just how he lived, getting high and satisfying his own personal appetites. He was a silver spooned, entitled kid from jump. I doubt he grew a conscience and thought of somebody else at his death but only God knows I guess.

[@eerielconstantine5051]

In regards to unique names for cities and states we have here in the US, usually the names are derived from the native tribe names for the area. It’s why Arkansas is pronounced the way it is also. Connecticut comes from the Algonquin word quinetucket, which means land along the tidal river (according to google lol)

[@ThoseBackPages]

STRONG week Brother! Two great videos!

[@freshangel1]

_“…and to absolutely no one’s surprise Haley was utterly sick of him…”_

[@jeffbrownstain]

6 grand actually isn't that much for a well made artisan dining table made of solid woods and metals. My dad had a $3000 glass table in our kitchen when I was a kid, was three inches thick and fancy as hell with parts made opaque and with carvings along the edges. You'd be surprised how hefty the pricetag gets on nice funiture, especially if its old.

[@tradeladder146]

Trump Loves ya, Maga Boy. 🤣

[@samuelscott1361]

The name Connecticut is derived from the Mohegan-Pequot (an Algonquian language(American indian)) word that has been translated as "long tidal river" and "upon the long river", both referring to the Connecticut River.

[@cboyles84]

Thank you for the information 😁👍

[@Gadlight]

The moment you mentioned drugs and colombian people led me to believe that Andrew tried or succefully double cross a drug cartel and they just went and collect the debt he had.

[@virg0_lem0nade]

"" _i don't see how you pronounce something so different to how it's written_ "" --- this narrator, who is always pronouncing names wrong, nothing like the way they are written 🤣

[@smi2le4ever]

It’s a jackass British thing. Like how they think they are the only ones who know how to pronounce Aluminum correctly when they in fact add a needless syllable.

[@am2382]

His smile alone makes him seem mischievous.

[@NOTES1]

Please analyse the case of Melissa Caddick. Thank you. 🙏

[@EQTsaus]

Please cover Houston TX. I know it's still very recent- but a lot of men in their 20s have been going missing in the Heights/Washington area this whole past month.. their bodies are also being found in Buffalo Bayou after nights of going out and drinking. There's definitely something going on/a serial killer in the area.

[@UranusRising]

Interesting. I'm from Houston, there often, and know nothing about this.

[@EQTsaus]

@@UranusRising There was a span of about 3-4 weeks where men between the ages of 19-35 went missing and their bodies were later found floating in Buffalo Bayou

[@AndroidSlime]

British people pronounce everything different than how its spelled! Lol

[@matthewpitre8159]

I almost can't shake the feeling that he hired those men to kill him because he knew his life as he knew it was over he was depressed he lost everything due to his own actions he had nothing to look forward to than many years in jail and also everybody hating him and also having no money wouldn't surprise me if he used some of whatever money he had left to hire someone to kill him to make it look like a murder so that other people didn't think he took his own life trying to save his image

[@Tra_C]

I wondered the same as well. I Also pondered if his wife might have set it up to get his life insurance. Payment for the pain he caused his family.

[@theseyi]

On a side note, yeah we have a ton of states, cities, and place names that aren’t pronounced quite like how they’re spelled haha. But then again, UK has plenty too (looking at you, Worcestershire)

[@PinkyJujubean]

Six thousand is a drop in the bucket. My sister used to work for these rich people who had some huge dining table that was made out of some kind of rare wood and was worth about 30 grand or so. It's amazing what people will pay for furniture.

[@trishaeverton9592]

Oh my gosh, I can’t believe you’re giving us a hard time for pronouncing things oddly. There are so many time I want to comment on your odd pronunciations.

[@okayno4045]

It's a joke

[@stillinfear1212]

Have you ever heard of Dr. John Schneeberger? He was based in Canada and is someone with a fascinating criminal story.

[@jamjr5132]

I’m from Connecticut and yes the middle c is silent! “Lol” Good job with the story!

[@georgesedwardh461]

Just leaving a comment because this channel deserves it!

[@queeng5925]

Adrian just wondering if u ever narrated any Wonder doco's .... specifically the one about the Tenerife airport disaster? it was just driving me crazy all the way thru coz it sounded like ur voice xxx

[@TengAi21]

SOME of his victims feel some degree of catharsis that he was killed so brutally, am sure. BTW, Mr. Lieutenant =- Leftennant, I don't think you can talk about Connecticut or Arkansas. LMAO. Thx for the awesome video. Great work, as usual.

[@kimchiandfries4830]

How sad for the parents. Can’t imagine having two kids be murdered.

[@sirninjaraiden]

"A small loan of a million dollars" I see you Adrian haha see what you did there

[@200cheytacm]

Adrian: "why is Connecticut pronounced conneticut even though it has 3 C's" Also Adrian: says Greenwich Grenich

[@danyelladanyella782]

We have a greenwich in UK southeast London and thsts how we pronounce it as in grenich😊

[@200cheytacm]

@@danyelladanyella782 I know, same goes for Connecticut and that's kind of my point

[@julielumsden5184]

Those parents must have suffered so much two sons dead, with their daughter to try to pick up the pieces. The poor kids can’t imagine what they experienced.

[@serenamurrell5234]

"Stabbed in the back many times" to a "backstabber" hmm a lot would seem that is appropriate.