The Horrific Crimes of Chay Bowskill [True Crime Documentary]

[@ruththinkingoutside.707]

42:13 .. in regards to being aware of potential abuse or other issues with a partner.. I’ve personally been thru the wringer and after many many years of therapy, I’ve been a peer counselor for years.. the first thing I explain to people, especially the young ones who don’t have the life experience, is to have a very simple evaluation.. most abuse starts out with the little backhanded comments and such.. the power moves and manipulation.. The process is this.. Regardless of the source, if that persons actions or words in any way make you say “oh, ow.. that hurts” on the inside.. be it a rude remark, an insult, anything.. if it makes you uncomfortable.. PAY ATTENTION.. This is the time to evaluate the entire relationship.. was this an isolated incident? Or, is it something that happens again? Think about it… Are you being over sensitive REALLY? Or.. were they THAT inconsiderate ? Every situation and relationship is different.. but “sticking it out” when someone is hurting you in any way, never works.. it never “gets better”… If you’re invested in this person and they do ANYTHING that is unpleasant for you, say something about it. Period. If they gaslight you, criticize you, or say they will do better, then don’t.. that is all the information you need.. It’s always better to cut it off the first time you see a red flag. The longer you wait, the worse it gets, and the harder it is TO cut it off.. It can be hard sometimes, but there IS help if you look, and the sooner you get them out of your life the better.

[@ruththinkingoutside.707]

Hi EAU! Appreciate all your hard work on these my friend! Hope you’re doing well 😊ATB

[@evilamongus2022]

Pinned this insightful comment

[@ruththinkingoutside.707]

@@evilamongus2022 Ohhh.. that’s nice.. thanks.. A lot of us want to help if we can.. so I comment on DV cases a lot, so do many, many others in my shoes. Sometimes the comment section of a horrible crime video is the kindest and supportive place you’ll ever go.. it’s important that people know they’re not alone, there’s more people who can understand than anyone realizes is out there.. that also means there’s help.. This particular bit of advice is something I’ve shared in person at least 3 times in the last 2 weeks.. It’s hard to explain in writing, but the concept is basic, and simple for a reason.. there’s nothing complicated about someone hurting you. The key is to evaluate the circumstances honestly. Sometimes we ARE over sensitive.. but, if you approach someone with that hurt, and they don’t discuss it with you like they care.. that tells you something else entirely.. If there’s anything I can take from years of mistreatment and years of therapy, it’s that I can pass along solid advice.. plus, I’m very much a MOM 😬😬 I just HAVE to say something sometimes 😜lol

[@patedwards8844]

Good advice but some girls are so steeped in bad self esteem, they think they deserve a dog like this. But good points from you & these 3 slugs are a menace to society

[@ruththinkingoutside.707]

@@patedwards8844 .. that’s how I ended up being in that situation in the first place.. most times people will continue to struggle with self worth regardless.. ..the only thing that sometimes gets thru enough is that nobody “deserves” to be battered, and we intrinsically know that basic decency is not special treatment.. even though we personally have the self worth of a walnut, eventually, nobody enjoys being torn down every day.. lots of DV survivors post their stories in the comments section of YT crime videos.. with the hope that if the right person sees it, it will strike the right chord.. it’s reassuring to know that you aren’t alone, you should never feel ashamed & especially that you’re not crazy.. Everyone’s situation is different, I figured that enough aspects were the same that if I boiled it down to something this simple, it would help some people assess it.. my boys are 26 & 19, so I’ve had a LOT of teenagers cross my path in the last decade or so… for the younger ones, who haven’t had the experience to use for reference, putting it this simply is a broad way to help evaluate.. because it applies to male or female and most relationships, not just romantic ones.. All we can do is put it out there, and hope that if it helps anyone, it’s worth the effort 💕

[@thecheslea]

I found it weird that they aquited them for the grievous bodily harm charge but found him guilty of kidnapping. Even if she did jump out of the car herself, its because she was kidnapped, what are you supposed to do? Just sit and be a victim? It really is common sense. Shame on the jury.

[@mollycat7320]

It's cos they both kept quiet... but the kidnapping was evident as it was caught on camera

[@aaronwalker8847]

Shame on the criminal "criminal " justice system. Its "criminal"as it claims to be. As such, there is no justice served in criminal justice. The ones who are the cause of all of the crime , who influence and force folks into crime - Namely the civy lies govs (including the education system, entertainment system, financial system, religious systems, and criminal judicial systems) , are the ones truelly responsible for all of the crime. And its gonna be hell for them to pay.

[@MusbCrazy80]

I agree but sadly that's how the legal system works. It's not the jury's fault it's the system in place and the guidance jury's are instructed to apply to in the decision making process. The worst case of this I've ever come across is the Casey Anthony case in Florida but by the same token you can probably find cases where this approach makes sense and helped inform taking this particular legal standing how ever crazy it seems to us in cases such as this.

[@markhusinka4952]

British justice system is not fit for purpose and nothing will happen about it guaranteed. Unless you are connected,then you will see justice maybe. Jimmy savil was protected by the police.

[@katherine9109]

beautiful girl. sad, horrific events.

[@BugnBuddysMom]

The RAGE I feel on behalf of a girl I've never met is palpable.

[@aaronmatheson9730]

I agree! I hate that little shit so bad!!

[@Neph-v5r]

I feel the same.

[@tinygrim]

Get a grip on that. It can harm you and others around you. Or stop watching these. Just sound advice.

[@SeanF-m4b]

If her boyfriend was black or Asian the outcome would be different it’s crazy how lately perception and white privilege is affecting the very people it’s supposed to benefit

[@KohleKless]

I know what you mean,I feel the same,it's just from hearing their stories and knowing that women are basically defenseless creatures,it's heart wrenching,plus,when the sick cowards attack even children too,my God,it's so screwed up

[@Boo-dawg.]

Well the parents really did a bang up job raising that little bastard. My sons are 36 and 38 and you couldn't pay them to talk to me that way or to treat a female that way. My dad said how a male treats his mother is a good sign of how he'll treat women in general. And I've observed some males who treat their moms like 💩 and their girlfriend's or wives the same way. But theres no sense in a woman staying in that mess. I spent 10yrs being stupid and ill never do it again. Ive been married 24 yrs to a wonderful man and he also treats his mom like a queen too. So my dad was right. And he is good to my mom. And shes a difficult person. I dont know how he does it.

[@jamiemetcalfe7945]

I completely agree! As a father my blood boiled when he said those horrible things to his mother. My son couldn't do that with a gun to his head, he'd sooner die.

[@jasongibbs3713]

It's called being a simp

[@socialbutterfly4146]

Very true!! A good indication of how a man will treat a woman??? Look at how he treats his mom. However… There are some exceptions to that I’m sure

[@socialbutterfly4146]

Your first line has me rolling!! Said perfectly! I couldn’t have said it better 👏👏

[@ellensears]

IT'S NOT ALWAYS THE WAY PARENTS RAISED THE CHILD.

[@jasonbrown9490]

It's so infuriating knowing he got away with attempted murder. Should have a life sentence with no parole

[@mja72]

UK laws are too soft and lenient.

[@cleanserene6330]

I live in the US where I know some of our sentences seem inhumane. But if I ever wanted to kill someone, a baby, a partner, an elderly person for fun or life insurance or just to blow off steam, it would def be in Canada or the UK. Kill a baby, say you were stressed out? Oh then its ok. Slimy and oozing murderous domestic violence? Well you know how lads are!

[@starbw1]

chay is the youngest of 4 boys, his brothers are sean, dany and rhys. his mum is kathy norris dad is kevin bowskill. they originally lived in loughborough where they moved to syston when chay was about 12, his mum eventually got back with her ex husband cary, who is the father of her 3 other sons. it’s apparent that kevin (chays dad) was physically abusive towards his mum on a few ocassions. chay moved to syston and moved schools, when he was 13 he started hanging round with ‘mates’ who were up to no good, chay soon fell down that road, all his mates have been locked up at some point, from age 14 he was never going to school, selling bud and always was out till stupid oclock, one occasion he was reported missing for over a week but was staying at a mates and didn’t contact his mum. he had a girlfriend called kennedy gage on and off until a few months before he met angel, don’t know much about their relationship but it was toxic. he met angel in september 2019, chay had already been arrested a few times before that and then was eventually remanded a few weeks after getting with angel then was released just before lockdown. angel stayed with him during covid where he became more controlling which turned to physically beating her up. chays mum didn’t intervene much cos she’s scared of him. since he’s been locked up she’s been going on loads of holidays etc. the documentary fills a lot of the gaps up, he treats women like crap and so does rhys. rhys is known to be a cocaine addict and beating up his kids mum before they split, he harassed angels family after the accident he’s a vile man. the norris family are disgusting. chay is an example of poor parenting. during that day chay and angel were arguing in the van which chay was driving before he pulled over (a year before he was charged with driving without a licence and nicking the vehicle) when angel walked off he put her back in the van which they continued to argue, i don’t believe she jumped as she herself was a driver and the history of chay physically hitting her.. he’s serving 12 years for angel and an extra 4 for the burglary’s. he has to serve at least 10 years of it all before parole in 2030

[@hotwheelshuntinguk]

It’s crazy to me how killing someone gets you loads of time, whilst literally almost killing someone intentionally gets you next to nothing for the vile thing you have done. Makes no sense at all.

[@Lucysays]

I feel like they get away with MURDER because their victim had the stregnth to survive!

[@smugandsmarmy]

You’ve done quite a public service with this case, as well as continuing to produce respectful content that always highlights the lives of the victims. Thank you for that.

[@MukesBoy]

All true.

[@suzimonkey345]

💯💔💯💔💯

[@jjanclark6279]

Plaster his name,release date, crimes etc all over the region POS.

[@justartandmusic9553]

I’ve worked in spinal care and paralysis he’s literally done more than murder she’s gone from a full life to less than a child she’s lost her identity and soul but she’s forced to live in pain

[@fridgeXD]

Absolutely horrific, I know angel personally and she’s doing so well despite the circumstances and still has huge aspiration should be proud

[@cherrybass11]

I hope she knows her life is inspiring to many, I wish all the best for her

[@ibispaintfox1055]

Please let Angel know that her story has touched so many, her story is educating victims, and hopefully giving them the strength to leave. Please tell this strong, brave, lovely woman that a dv survivor is sending prayers, good vibes, and gentle hugs from America. And hug yourself too!!

[@tkdb317]

Please let Angel know that she is truly an angel! She has inspired so many, around the world 🌎!!!

[@ladymidnightxx]

I wish Angel, the best as well, her story has touched so many hearts and it will continue to do that.

[@suzimonkey345]

Bless her heart & bless her loving, loyal family who have also endured so much pain. 😔

[@amandacampbell4479]

If that girl jumped from the van, which i highly doubt, she did so because she feared what those scumbags were going to do to her. Could the jury not work that out? Either way those scumbags are responsible.

[@Sil3nt0n3-w6b]

Why do you doubt she jumped from the van? She jumped from the van….. do you know her?

[@amandacampbell4479]

@@Sil3nt0n3-w6b shhhhhhhh now.

[@Sil3nt0n3-w6b]

@@amandacampbell4479 struggle answering a question. Well I do. Your wrong. Dumb fk.

[@bigwezz]

​@@Sil3nt0n3-w6b do you know her?

[@starbw1]

chay is the youngest of 4 boys, his brothers are sean, dany and rhys. his mum is kathy norris dad is kevin bowskill. they originally lived in loughborough where they moved to syston when chay was about 12, his mum eventually got back with her ex husband cary, who is the father of her 3 other sons. it’s apparent that kevin (chays dad) was physically abusive towards his mum on a few ocassions. chay moved to syston and moved schools, when he was 13 he started hanging round with ‘mates’ who were up to no good, chay soon fell down that road, all his mates have been locked up at some point, from age 14 he was never going to school, selling bud and always was out till stupid oclock, one occasion he was reported missing for over a week but was staying at a mates and didn’t contact his mum. he had a girlfriend called kennedy gage on and off until a few months before he met angel, don’t know much about their relationship but it was toxic. he met angel in september 2019, chay had already been arrested a few times before that and then was eventually remanded a few weeks after getting with angel then was released just before lockdown. angel stayed with him during covid where he became more controlling which turned to physically beating her up. chays mum didn’t intervene much cos she’s scared of him. since he’s been locked up she’s been going on loads of holidays etc. the documentary fills a lot of the gaps up, he treats women like crap and so does rhys. rhys is known to be a cocaine addict and beating up his kids mum before they split, he harassed angels family after the accident he’s a vile man. the norris family are disgusting. chay is an example of poor parenting. during that day chay and angel were arguing in the van which chay was driving before he pulled over (a year before he was charged with driving without a licence and nicking the vehicle) when angel walked off he put her back in the van which they continued to argue, i don’t believe she jumped as she herself was a driver and the history of chay physically hitting her..

[@suzimonkey345]

You always show the victim & their families such care, kindness & compassion. Thank you so much for bringing awareness to such awful cases!

[@starbw1]

chay is the youngest of 4 boys, his brothers are sean, dany and rhys. his mum is kathy norris dad is kevin bowskill. they originally lived in loughborough where they moved to syston when chay was about 12, his mum eventually got back with her ex husband cary, who is the father of her 3 other sons. it’s apparent that kevin (chays dad) was physically abusive towards his mum on a few ocassions. chay moved to syston and moved schools, when he was 13 he started hanging round with ‘mates’ who were up to no good, chay soon fell down that road, all his mates have been locked up at some point, from age 14 he was never going to school, selling bud and always was out till stupid oclock, one occasion he was reported missing for over a week but was staying at a mates and didn’t contact his mum. he had a girlfriend called kennedy gage on and off until a few months before he met angel, don’t know much about their relationship but it was toxic. he met angel in september 2019, chay had already been arrested a few times before that and then was eventually remanded a few weeks after getting with angel then was released just before lockdown. angel stayed with him during covid where he became more controlling which turned to physically beating her up. chays mum didn’t intervene much cos she’s scared of him. since he’s been locked up she’s been going on loads of holidays etc. the documentary fills a lot of the gaps up, he treats women like crap and so does rhys. rhys is known to be a cocaine addict and beating up his kids mum before they split, he harassed angels family after the accident he’s a vile man. the norris family are disgusting. chay is an example of poor parenting. during that day chay and angel were arguing in the van which chay was driving before he pulled over (a year before he was charged with driving without a licence and nicking the vehicle) when angel walked off he put her back in the van which they continued to argue, i don’t believe she jumped as she herself was a driver and the history of chay physically hitting her..

[@Werevampiwolf]

Honestly, the fact that Angel was as young as she was is almost a boon, in that her brain was still undergoing significant development. I think that's why she's made so much progress. I actually lost all vision in my right eye due to a brain injury when I was also 19, and now at 27, I can see it of both eyes again. It's quite distorted and hard to make out on the right side, but I can make out colors and when things move, so it's better than it was. Obviously, my brain injury wasn't nearly as severe as Angel's, but still. Had either of us been a decade older when we received our brain injuries, I don't think either Angel or I would have made as much progress as we have.

[@paulineerwin7685]

I just wanted to send you love and best wishes for a continuing recovery ❤️‍🩹 !! You are amazing !!!!

[@GnosticJuggernaut.]

When I was 23, I'm 42 now. My bestfriend sister's boyfriend, beat her all the time. I swear it seemed like she always had black eyes and a busted lip. Her boyfriend just got out of prison for armed robbery, and he thought he was a "gangster". My bestfriend warned him not to hit her again. The police didn't do anything to help her, or did she help herself by pressing charges. One night he started hitting her and really beating the crap out of her. My friend shot him in the head with a shotgun. Now I definitely don't promote violence, but I'm not going to lie, I was proud he protected his sister. She probably would have ended up dead. My friend served 10 years for man slaughter. My friend was and still is not a fighter and is very passive. He told me when he seen him beating her in front of him, he just black out and only had one thing on his mind. Stopping him from hurting her forever. I know some won't agree, but please don't say anything bad about him. He served his time, and is a very productive person in our society. He also helps people that are going through domestic violence. Thank you for respecting him by not writing anything against him.

[@forestcottage7321]

Some faulty humans like these abusers JUST DONT DESERVE TO BREATHE AIR!

[@Shelley-xx9kd]

I have 100 percent respect for your friend. I would have done the same thing. I've been affected by dv by been a survivor of it and have lost 10 friends and a family member to dv. Anyone who wants to comment about getting away easily are deluded and are obviously lucky to never been in this situation. I hope your friend lives a long fulfilling life both for himself and his sister. Love and prayers to all dv survivors and their families and friends xx❤🙏xx

[@Gallo_1.6]

utterly horrific and unforgivable. i lost it when you said they were laughing in court. i hope, as you said, that they get what they deserve. My heart goes out to Angel and her family. Such a tragedy.

[@starbw1]

chay is the youngest of 4 boys, his brothers are sean, dany and rhys. his mum is kathy norris dad is kevin bowskill. they originally lived in loughborough where they moved to syston when chay was about 12, his mum eventually got back with her ex husband cary, who is the father of her 3 other sons. it’s apparent that kevin (chays dad) was physically abusive towards his mum on a few ocassions. chay moved to syston and moved schools, when he was 13 he started hanging round with ‘mates’ who were up to no good, chay soon fell down that road, all his mates have been locked up at some point, from age 14 he was never going to school, selling bud and always was out till stupid oclock, one occasion he was reported missing for over a week but was staying at a mates and didn’t contact his mum. he had a girlfriend called kennedy gage on and off until a few months before he met angel, don’t know much about their relationship but it was toxic. he met angel in september 2019, chay had already been arrested a few times before that and then was eventually remanded a few weeks after getting with angel then was released just before lockdown. angel stayed with him during covid where he became more controlling which turned to physically beating her up. chays mum didn’t intervene much cos she’s scared of him. since he’s been locked up she’s been going on loads of holidays etc. the documentary fills a lot of the gaps up, he treats women like crap and so does rhys. rhys is known to be a cocaine addict and beating up his kids mum before they split, he harassed angels family after the accident he’s a vile man. the norris family are disgusting. chay is an example of poor parenting. during that day chay and angel were arguing in the van which chay was driving before he pulled over (a year before he was charged with driving without a licence and nicking the vehicle) when angel walked off he put her back in the van which they continued to argue, i don’t believe she jumped as she herself was a driver and the history of chay physically hitting her..

[@Andrea-64]

It would be wonderful if Angel continues to progress. Maybe one day she'll be able to tell how he threw her from the van, and he can be resentenced.

[@AussieRoni]

Can he though, if he was acquitted?. Hopefully they will find something for BOTH those guys. Both cowards and bullies.one to do it and the other to allow it to happen.

[@Andrea-64]

@ronibancroft6897 I know fing disgusting.

[@ellemmenn2930]

Sadly I believe that double jeopardy exists, so they won’t legally be allowed to charge him…. One can hope karma will catch up before long

[@Faizasmith-pj4dz]

I hope so. That punk threw her out

[@Red1Green2Blue3]

@@ellemmenn2930 double jeopardy doesn't apply to severe crimes in the UK if there is significant new evidence.

[@We_Are_All_Vultures]

The brother mocking her is unreal. Unreal.

[@fb1256z]

Well his name and face is in the video pay him a visit make their life unbearable

[@We_Are_All_Vultures]

@@fb1256z 💯🎯🎯🎯

[@AllOuttaBubblegum123]

​@fb1256z I hope someone local, a proper hard man sees this.

[@junesmith852]

Just finished watching your video and im not ashamed to say I'm heart broken for this young lady and her family 💔 as a parent and a grandparent myself I can only imagine the pain they go through on a daily basis...I'm from Scotland and I hate that our justice system is so lenient on these sorry excuses for human beings...sentence is way too light, they will still be young when they get out and have the rest of their lives to live (although I suspect these type of people won't change and end up back behind bars at some point) ...I just now pray 🙏 for angel and her family and I sincerely hope that evil little rat gets what he deserves in jail..thank you for sharing this story ❤

[@ruththinkingoutside.707]

13:41 .. living with DV of any kind is wretched.. and sucks the light out of everything in life.. if you haven’t experienced it, it can be very hard to explain even close to what it’s like.. Walking on eggshells is a common analogy, but it’s more pervasive than just that.. it invades literally everything about you.. When lockdowns started, it was literally the first thing my mind went to.. the absolute unimaginable hellscape that some people’s lives were becoming.. ..from bad, to the deepest darkest levels of hell.. living with an abuser is hard enough, but to be forced to stay trapped inside with them, especially given the stress and anxiety of the beginning of lockdowns .. ..it broke my heart.. SO many people, especially children.. trapped like never before.. I was SO profoundly grateful that we’d extricated ourselves completely before everything shut down.. It hasn’t been a surprise to me at all that true crime content has regularly reported on domestic murders during lockdowns.. If you’re already living with a controlling overbearing abuser, the kind who are notorious for being regularly full of utterly irrational garbage.. then, a situation with unknown issues and an uncertain future, financial vulnerability, lack of supplies and conspiracy theories rampant..?? It’s terrifying to even consider it.. It can’t come as a surprise, the stories of people going off their rocker irrational and killing their so-called “loved ones”.. ..it was inevitable.. and absolutely horrendous… 😢

[@ginaandseason2774]

My mind went immediately to that as well and my anxiety for the countless people felt like my heart stopped beating

[@TommyBOSSK]

Yawn

[@crazytracy71]

I've been in 2 severely abusive relationships. U have a good understanding of what it's like. Unfortunately, 1 of mine was even worse w the lockdown. Ty for seeing what many ppl can't even begin to conceive. It truly means a lot

[@Mrcric134]

My wife is my little angel, a true rock, we have our ups and downs like any couple but when I sleep by her side at night I know all is ok. It honestly does pain me how a beautiful girl like this is reduced to such a life, honestly your aftermath segment was hard and heartbreaking to listen to that I was reduced to tears. It’s a tough one to prove that whether he pushed or Mason pushed her out, however if you read the telltale signs and the way he speaks to women you can say there is no doubt that he is responsible. This monster getting just 12 years go to show how much of a joke our criminal justice system is, he’s still in the prime of his life and being released in a few years is ridiculous. Minimum tariff of 20 years should’ve been sufficient, I pray this guy screws it up and prolongs his sentence even more before ruining another girl.

[@Sheesha87]

DV is an insidious crime, it is not taken seriously enough and perpetrators get away with it for years until tragedies like this happen. Bowskill will likely find another victim and continue his abusive behaviour when he is released from prison.

[@krissylucas6852]

Not LIKELY, he WILL. They never change.

[@LeniDell]

The only thing parents can do is raise their daughters from BIRTH, to have self esteem, to educate them the signs of an abuser. No matter if the abuse is coming from a girl friend at school or a boyfriend, girls need to be taught YOUNG. Hopefully by the time they’re dating they’ll recognize a bad situation and get out before it escalates. I thank God my Father raised me in this fashion. Abusers entered my life. The FIRST time extreme control was displayed, they were told off and PERMANENTLY DUMPED.

[@cdes1776]

There is another thing we collectively do and that is to raise BOYS to respect women and, indeed, all people. Demonstrate what a healthy relationship looks like. We all need to take responsibility by talking the talk and walking the walk.

[@ilonastuntebeck6903]

Horrible devious scum vile excuse of a man. Hope he gets it in prison. Beautiful sweet angel.. great upload thanks

[@thomasfowler8212]

After hearing them in tears explaining the condition of their daughter and how they don't even know she knows who they are, that word she spoke 'mum', must have brought them so much joy and hope. I hope advances in technology in the future regarding the brain will bring even more progress for them. Very sad case...

[@jeanjenkins2521]

My heart goes out to you parents of Angel. You never need to forgive that man that did this to your daughter. This is just heartbreaking.

[@ShadowAussie]

Not a man. Not even close to being a man

[@jasongibbs3713]

They'll need to forgive at some point for their own good. Holding onto all that anger and grief will kill you

[@user-ng9gd4vl9s]

I couldn't finish your Jamie Bulger one. This is no less horrific but as many people on here say you've delivered it tactfully and well researched.

[@Annie.artist]

Hope he has fun in jail! He may never come out......with a bit of luck. 😡

[@jackchop1576]

That punitive rape thing is rare in the states these days. And it's more often weaker, non-violent drug offenders and gay and bisexual men who are targets not woman beaters.

[@vojo1461]

@@jackchop1576Umm… jail sucks even without the rape.

[@suzimonkey345]

I wonder why “prison rape” is common in some countries (USA), yet incredibly rare in others (UK)?

[@lh7325]

​@@suzimonkey345I've wondered the same thing. I've been in prison in Australia and rape is very uncommon. It happens occasionally, obviously, but it's seen as a disgusting act, even amongst most of the hardcore crims.

[@Highandidle81]

God, I am absolutely heartbroken. Thoughts and prayers to brave Angel and hope for her family and friends. If I had ten minutes with that excuse of a being.

[@katieparsons1629]

He should have been arrested for attempted murder! I listen to these heartbreaking stories and I try to understand why I got out but this angle didn't. We had a pool, however he would tell me that if I was going to swim the heat pump had to be turned off and the pool pump and no music was allowed because I was to be able to hear if someone came up drive way and I was to run inside before they got there. Just the most ridiculous things he would mark the wine bottles so he knew if I had any or not, my calls were recorded, he would chase me down the highway running me off the road. If I wore make up he said I looked like a clown. I could go on and on, please ladies when things are to good to be true THEY ALWAYS ARE, listen to your gut. I'm so glad angel is alive and I pray her life brings her happiness. Everything explained in this video is true, great information and fantastic video as always. My favorite channel by far. I wanna see that 34k number start going up. Let's share share share guys. Till next time. Cheers!

[@ibispaintfox1055]

My first husband was abusive, and it took so long for me to be able to believe I could get away, and be ok without him. My husband now is the only man I've ever felt safe with he is a Marine veteran and dv abuse victim. His ex almost killed him, and the help he sought never came because "men can't be victims". My hope is that every victim can get away to safety, and be able to live a life we all have a right to, a life that is safe.

[@Melnokina.-.]

You married wrong. Your fault

[@ibispaintfox1055]

@@Melnokina.-. I have had enough trauma from people better than, which screams what a lowlife you must be. Next time you want to be a bully and victim shame, do it to your sister, mother, daughter, brother or son. Psst here's your omg moment, it's because I realized you are an abuser, when you're thinking you're just mouthy. God bless

[@Neph-v5r]

@@Melnokina.-. Aww, are you not getting enough attention 🙄

[@ibispaintfox1055]

@@Neph-v5r hey thanks, I was the op and I appreciate what you said here. People who victim blame suck, you were asking for it cause of your clothes, you married him/her. But what a lot of people don't realize is nobody would be abused if the smack happened on the first date. I was 3 kids, and 7 years in when the physical stuff started. I replied to the creep, but I liked your response better. Thanks for reminding me good folks are still around.

[@27Lamb]

​@Melnokina.-. sad pathetic person

[@spiderlady1943]

Angel is exactly the right name for this lovely young woman - may she continue to make as full a recovery as possible. Her parents are second to none and I pray their home is altered in such a way that they can bring Angel home and back into the arms of her loving family.

[@LeniDell]

That POS should’ve gotten LIFE. He gave poor Angel life. How the sentences are so light in the UK is stunning.

[@tayasmith2215]

The way you document these stories is absolutely astounding and you bring honest emotion and feeling to every evil you share with us all thankyou ever so much for the time you share .

[@kathleenwykle736]

Great episode, hope people open their eyes and get away from these abusers before its to late. Poor Angel

[@SerenDipity64711]

Poor girl no one should be frightened out of their lives to end a relationship. Angel's parents broke my heart they are doing their best in a terrible situation. Bless them. I hope Angel continues to do well. Such a lovely girl.❤

[@stacylewis6254]

This is so heartbreaking 💔 you’ve told this harrowing story with such sensitivity, care & compassion. I’ve just subscribed. My thoughts and love go out to Angel and her family ❤

[@stephaniec3118]

Keep getting stronger Angel! That disgusting cun£ excuse of a man needs some serious justice by a real man also his little mates are as weak cowardly waster fk ups why would he get such a lenient sentence him and his family are scum so is the sentence WTF! The coverage of this by you is absolutely amazingly beautifully well said and may Angel recover every second love to her family

[@salemish]

As someone that has experienced being in an abusive relationship, my heart goes out to Angel. I hope she keeps defying the odds and gains more and more quality of life. Unfortunately, when you're stuck with someone like that, you're most at risk when you decide to leave them. I was lucky. My bf was forced to move back home, on the other side of the country, so I used that to my advantage to break up with him then. He still tried to make my life hell in other ways, for literal years, but he couldn't physically reach me. I still had to change my number, abandon all my social media accounts, email addresses, everything and start over, but that's nothing compared to what Angel went through.

[@jadeh5616]

Thank you for covering this heartbreaking case

[@evilamongus2022]

You are very welcome

[@mischiefgoblin9102]

Don't apologise for crying over such horrific cases, I watch your videos because of the humanity you bring to these cases

[@bettyjames4155]

If Angel jumped out of the van, it was to get away from him. That said, I believe she was most likely thrown out of the van.

[@Sweetstorm123]

Brilliantly done video, your compassion is amazing. Such a sad situation and very sad they didn't get life terms. That poor girl and her family didn't deserve what that monster did, not any of it. Such a good video showing what happened to beautiful Angel ❤

[@katherine9109]

she survived. but she's not living. heartbreaking. hope, hope, hope things improve.

[@mandross]

That poor girl. What a monster… seeing her pictures side by side is heartbreaking 💔 thx eau x

[@derekstocker6661]

Thank you so much for this revealing video of this horrific case, sadly, there is no such thing as a "hefty" sentence in the justice system and so many of these ghastly cases go virtually unpunished. All good wishes to Angel and her parents and family.

[@manonthestreet1703]

You manage to show passion in your voice when talking about the victims in these cases with a dash of righteous anger whilst somehow remaining professional and respectful, it really shows how much you read and research with these cases rather than just scanning Wikipedia like most. Congratulations and keep it up because you do great work bro

[@timeforcoffee485]

This story never fails to bring me to tears, that poor lovely girl and her wonderful parents. And that pos is due for release next year? Frightens the life out of me. All local parents of young girls should be teaching their daughters to keep well away from him and his friends.

[@michaelallen3395]

We all watched this and I am not even going to comment for once because young thugs like this always get away with pathetic lenient sentences. It's taking years for the judicial system to finally start handing down sentences that fit the crime as they do in America. My heart really hurts for what her and her family have now had to go through.

[@jasongibbs3713]

The sentences in America do not fit the crime. They are overkill, and American society continues to decline as a result. The callousness of the "justice" system has pervaded the hearts of the citizens. Dehumanization makes it easy for us to throw our fellow citizens away, as the system does. On top of that, it leaves you with far too many people who have been out of society, basically living like animals for far too long, thrown back on the streets. They don't readjust well after too long. It just leads to more danger and crime. Don't give in to emotions such as anger and vengeance, and destroy your own society like America has done

[@rockstarofredondo]

@@jasongibbs3713 you have no idea what you’re talking about, but go on. We are getting soft on crime like the UK is and because of that, crime has been exploding.

[@gaildavison5180]

This should be shown to all senior high school students.

[@CBrown86]

Thank you for detailing the emotional/psychological aspect of domestic abuse. Even if physical abuse isn’t present, the emotional abuse and manipulation is just as harmful. Emotional and psychological abuse IS domestic abuse.

[@alexandercruttenden4401]

My original comment seems to have disappeared. So I'll change some of what I said in case my anger towards this disgusting human being breached community guidelines. She was worth more than the way he treated her. What he did to her I wouldn't do to my worst enemy. Yet he calls himself a protector. He should have been sentenced to life in prison. She is beautiful and intelligent and had her whole life ahead of her. He robbed her of that because he knew he didn't deserve her. Evil among us. I'm not surprised you were emotional making this. This almost brought me to tears. I'm sending healing thoughts to her and her family, hoping that they can all recover both physically and emotionally in time.

[@jeremyandrestevenson2313]

Oh and I only come across your channel today and I loved it your presentation and respect for victims and family's is above and beyond.

[@evilamongus2022]

Thank you bro, welcome aboard 👊

[@jeremyandrestevenson2313]

@evilamongus2022 hey man thankyou and I've got to say of all the channels of true crime yours has to be the most brutal I've come across but done in a most professional and respectful manner. Please if you get a moment check out the name David Miller and his horrific murder and what they did to him and why . This happened in Northampton u.k I guarantee you will be shocked.

[@crazytracy71]

I applaud ur fight against domestic abusers! No one seems to understand how someone 'stays'. U admirably describe in detail how these situations come to be. I ty for ur support n showing how it all starts, escalates, n sometimes tragically ends. May God bless u for ur hard work, sincerity, compassion, n honestly.

[@yomama9567]

If I were, at the very least, a good friend of Angel- I would certainly be dealing with my own legal circumstances, only with clear conscience...

[@ReverenceQ2]

god this one made me very sad, i can't stand the attitude of this horrible boy, i hope he feels some form of guilt for the rest of his life.

[@MaryDoyle-xl2ri]

😢😢❤️

[@lealovesthesea]

He’s a narcissist. He’s Incapable, he’ll blame her for the rest of his life. Intense defense mechanisms in narcissists.

[@joanodom2104]

I feel that when a victim suffers such catastrophic injuries the prison sentence should be the same (or longer) as if death occurred. Because the monster INTENDED death for the victim and the only reason they survive is their own fortitude and inner strength. Why should the EVIL perp get rewarded because the victim SURVIVED? It absolutely infuriates me!

[@Lucysays]

I've often heard you defend victims of domestic abuse. Educating people who make comments "Why don't they leave?" and such. This time, while listening to you compare the awful feeling you get when you're about to do something you're anxious about, to the feeling that a victim in an abusive relationship feels always, I know that you understand and empathize on a level that only those who know, can know. Thank you ;

[@evilamongus2022]

You are very welcome 😊

[@xxFORDIExx]

Well my rage level has hit 11 with this case. Utterly despicable on so many levels.

[@racheledwards2352]

Horrible. Simply horrible what Angel went thru.

[@Dessamator]

The States also fail victims of abuse. Partners and children both. It's a terrible reality. We need an overhaul of the Domestic laws, and organizations like Child Protective Services.

[@timeforcoffee485]

Agree, and maybe should be getting away from calling it Domestic Violence, as opposed to other violence. Violence is violence and should be treated as such, no matter the background where the violence takes place.

[@raccoon93]

When i heard this story through the short video on channel 4 KZbin, i had no clue it would be so very close to home. The bridge at 20:16 was the bridge me and my friends would walk over on the way to school. I wish Angel all the best in her recovery!

[@theculturedthug6609]

Parents keep you're Daughters away from scumbag Criminals at all cost. It always Ends Bad remember that Always ends Bad.

[@peterneijs387]

if she was in the middle in the front of the van , how did she jump on her own accord without being stopped by his arm and body.

[@evilamongus2022]

Exactly

[@trishg5079]

What a disgusting family, disgraceful ppl. He deserved life in prison 😡

[@toughluck1966]

This channel is up there with that chapter, good for you. Heart goes out to angel and her parents.

[@caroline6770]

Entanglement with abusers is a threat at any age. I was in my late thirties when I met and fell in love with a monster. I believed my age and life experience would make it easy to spot an abusive person. Not so. He emotionally and verbally abused me for years, threw objects at me, and tried to isolate me from family. The last straw was when he pulled me up from a chair by my neck. I left soon after. One red flag that stands out for me was that he was ALWAYS awkward and uncomfortable around my family and friends. He was fine around his people. My heart is broken for Angel and her family. I believe she will continue to improve and will fight to get justice for what that pathetic piece of crap did to her.

[@SaoirsedohÉireann]

Yes indeed..it can happen at any age. These men are predators, actively looking for beautiful souls to destroy.....❤❤

[@AllOuttaBubblegum123]

Heartbreaking. Im so sorry for Angel and her loved ones. This guy is a weak, pathetic excuse for a "man" I hope real justice comes for him.

[@shelbyjames1894]

I gasped at the pics of her wounds! What an evil being to do that to someone innocent!

[@ericdravenX00X]

What a kind soul the narrator of this channel is.. Giving the attention too a life that still shines bright too her family and loved ones.. My sympathy goes out to her family and friends..

[@nicoleflierl637]

I really feel your compassion telling this story, a lot of story tellers dont show as much feelings & understanding in their works, but i just want you to know i appreciate it, most would agree, some might just believe its all based on the justice system, i go by the PICTURE, AS A WHOLE... i just joined, & cant wait to see your other documentaries...

[@racheldoesacrylic4089]

That poor poor girl her injuries ,no words are there to say what a horrible case this is i am so sorry for her and family x

[@TBlack-dz5bo]

I’m having trouble making it through this one. I appreciate you shining a spotlight on this utter POS and the red flags to look out for. Poor Angel😭

[@dragonflytempb8395]

Be very careful when speaking negatively to the victim about the abuser. You can help create the us against the world. Also, it can be horrible to watch someone you care about be manipulated, controlled, abused so it's ok if you don't want to continue to watch. However, please, never try to force a choice. Let the person you know you care but you can't stay and watch. Make sure they know if they need you that you will be there. Holidays, birthday, whenever at least 3-4 times per year and upto once month, contact that person (text, email, whatever) THIS IS SO IMPORTANT bc the abuser will use the fact that no one contacts them as proof that no one will help. You may be frustrated bc they don't call back and that's ok. But they need AT LEAST ONE person that isn't controlled by the abuser. Quite often people stay bc they chased their friends and family away to the point that no one calls them anymore. It's hard to leave when you feel like you have nothing, you feel like you're nothing, and you feel like you have no one.

[@dontbsilly8104]

Man she was gorgeous! I hope she gets better soon. Sending love from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

[@RickyJ69king]

What a brave courageous woman and her family, hope that scumbag rots 4 what he did 2 that beautiful family

[@PollyAmorous]

Well done for covering this disgusting case ❤.

[@kamillem802]

The inadequacy thing is spot on... He knew she was so far out of his league... He knew he didnt deserve her... and without her he knew he was a complete loser.. and the fear of being alone with nothing sparked his disgusting abusive mentality, ultimately leading to such tragedy... Karma is not finished with him yet.. after hes released he will continue to be a lost self concious abusive monster with no path to any sort of real successful life.

[@kayehodges6689]

What a beautiful young lady, God bless Angel and her family.

[@Ams_5590]

Never heard of this case before! Nor your channel and I'm pretty stoked to have come across you! Kudos to you for sharing ways for people to get help!! I already really like you!

[@evilamongus2022]

Welcome aboard 😀

[@queenvitta]

This is heartbreaking. When you said she spoke the word "Mom"😢

[@debbieangel9376]

This video was SO worth watching, Thank you for all your valuable information to those suffering domestic abuse

[@MaryDoyle-xl2ri]

Another fantastic one horrific😢 great work love your channel 👏👏❤️

[@evilamongus2022]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@sarcofagowar1508]

Well said buddy, very touching. keep up the great work.

[@patricianolan5053]

Beautiful girl bless her as for him the prospect of what he will get up to when he gets out is terrifying such a totally unjust sentence

[@mackenziewilliams4507]

It’s wild how many women in law, law enforcement, & social services have abusive partners

[@rosie-ella76]

also the constant phone calls..u are in fear of missing one..or saying the wrong thing..I ended up being so scared ,once I'd left him, that I couldnt even cross a road without someone. I couldnt buy a drink and interact with people. he had destroyed me! fake CCTV cameras on my new house ..him saying he can see men coming in..they were fake ! anyway..I could go on forever..still gives me huge anxiety to this day

[@naturegirl8248]

It is absolutely infuriating that he didn't get charged with attempted murder, etc. and put in prison indefinitely bc if he didn't kidnap her in the first place, she wouldn't be where she is now!

[@LevvyJFoxxy]

Weird seeing this case on this channel! The big L town. Angel and her family are wonderful people, this was such a shock. Love always ❤

[@hightower6645]

How can this pos be let out when she has a life sentence of no quality of life? He should give up his and never be let out!

[@kittikat2318]

We had a case in the United States, I cannot think of what it is right now, but they were kidnapped, they escaped, & they dragged them back to the van again - - so they charged him twice for 2 separate kidnapping charges! I thought that was really clever by the prosecution to do that! Bc they were 2 separate incidents, even though they happened on the same day. Also, I’m confused why they couldn’t charge him w/ grievous bodily harm or attempted murder, assault…something!! EVEN IF she jumped, it was to escape her possible death! She jumped in the midst of- @ least-a kidnapping, that he created, so there’s zero reason why the jury shouldn’t found him GUILTY!!!

[@jarradhiggins4058]

I've just began watching your channel and this episode, Sadly I can see where this is heading, I hope if the P.O.S is still alive?? He gets a sore ass daily in jail!! I really don't understand how People treat each other this way? Very sad. As mentioned I've only began on this episode, I hope it ends with Angel being OK!!! Any people like this should be named and shamed! Iam in Perth Western Australia, so I'd never have heard about this. All the best ! Regards Jarrad 🇦🇺

[@kostantza1]

The pang of joy when hearing she stood up and spoke even a word again!!!....but what a tragic, undeserving fate for Angel and her parents....thanks for not mincing words and saying it as it is for that human fecal stain and his family.....Seriously, I usually consider those issues subjective, but that's not just a punchable face, that's a kickable face. Shamelessly wish at some point, in or out of prison, he falls upon a hardboiled thug, like the ones he tried to pathetically emulate, and I hope they take it personally what a slithering little worm and woman-abusing waste he is, and delivers such a beating he ends up just like he left Angel, and same goes for his brother - guess their loving mother will judge she has to stand by them in that case as well, as Angel's parents do. Thanks for the continued emphasis on domestic violence education, more than bringing the victims to light and educating the public, you're offering an important, maybe life-saving service. PS I am reminded of Mirto, a girl who was raped and beaten over the head with a rock when she went for a short walk while listening to music, on the beach of the island of Paros she and her mother were vacationing at....she's been living for ten years with 100% disability, needs constant care, her almost-killer (complex dirty story, that) supposedly got life, he's already petitioned for parole the previous year. She was 15, now she's 26. I do not think killers should get smaller sentences simply because they were unlucky or useless at killing. I also believe leaving their victims in such a state should bring upon extra punishment on its own.

[@TJSPARKLE]

Angel continues to improve and recently took her first steps

[@kaycresswell6179]

Angel is improving she spoke her first word and as stood keep praying for her to continue to improve.

[@ikika6057]

great video - well put together btw

[@evilamongus2022]

Thank you very much

[@kallumnufc50]

I’m from Leicester and this case happened where I live this monster deserves hell and constant torment from satan

[@jameslloyd4519]

Great work again EAU..

[@roberttydeman4771]

That hateful mother of that boy has a lot to answer for. Disgusting evil evil people. I cried too

[@MiracleFound]

How could something so ugly inside and out end up with such a beautiful girl? It needs to stay in prison for life.

[@tjuk8050]

Absolutely horrifying.

[@edwardanderson2717]

I think there is so many teenage lads that are like that unfortunately where they haven’t been brought up properly, I’m sure of this and unfortunately this happens every day where the treatment of partners is dispicaple , someone should get get real justice on this horrible excuse of a man

[@allythorpe74]

Well done. You are a credit to whom ever raised you (not every one is blessed with parents).You handled this subject with compassion and empathy. My daughter is a DV victim. She was taken from Australia to NZ 7 years ago with a 12month old baby. I'm not even sure she or my grandson are well or safe (I wont go to the place my mind does). If your video saves even 1 person ,a job well done 🏅