The Morbidly DARK Secrets behind Kolkata's House of Horrors

[@Evelyn-1958]

As someone who has genetic depression , thank you for this story. Mental health can be genetic. Awareness is the key. ❤

[@DragonQuicksilver]

As horrifying as this story is, I think it is good to hear precisely because it drives home the importance of treating mental illness. People who don't suffer from mental illness often don't believe it exists because it tends to be invisible to the outside world. It is incredibly sad, and I can only hope those poor souls have found some kind of peace.

[@SeaBlue1976]

So true

[@Lola-AreaCode212]

Very, very unfortunately true.

[@cdes1776]

I suffer from mental illness; the details aren't important. But it's incredibly frustrating when someone you've known for a long time just says 'get outside" as if it was that easy. Being dismissed bc people don't get adds insult to injury. It's hurtful and reinforces to society that "it's all in your head".

[@PixelatedFaerie]

And the importance of shutting down Televangelist propaganda that brainwashes vulnerable people into hurting themselves and others.

[@BigOlSpiderMonkey]

Some people want to meet thier maker sooner than nature intended... nothing wrong with that.

[@LeSchoolAccount]

It's really hard to do research on all these horrible cases and then be able to make a narrative story out of it. I respect you so much & take care of your mental health Adrian ❤

[@Scraggledust]

19:19 We need more caring people in the world. What a wonderful caregiver. Thank you for sharing this story. A good lesson on why we should look after all those in our communities

[@malaikalobo704]

Hi Adrian, being from India. I haven't heard of this story. Thanks to your research. I learned something new. Love your content and your narration. ❤

[@patriciataggart8067]

Hi Adrian! Such a very tragic story! May they all rest in peace!

[@Tanukiureshi]

Hey Adrian! Been following your channel for a couple of years now. Your passion for communicating these cases has attracted thousands of people every week, thanks for your hard work. I have a quick question out of curiosity. I've seen you cover cases from almost all over the world except from Latinamerica, which sadly, there are much more than I can count. I have my speculations of why that is but, is there any particular reason why you wouldn't cover them? Besides the case of Suzane Von Richthofen, there are far too many old and recent, interesting and heartbreaking cases from Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, Venezuela, Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica.... you name it. Keep up the good work my man!

[@SWISS-1337]

What I am equally surprised about, is how much further ahead inida is with mental health support than my misconception. I thought for sure we were going to see a mentally ill person be thrown in prison, blamed incorrectly for his sisters death.

[@Aniketshyam]

he was rich AF... thats why people listened to him.... i think you didnt hear... Robinson street is equivalent to having a house opposite of the white house

[@DarkHumour356]

Omg this is a very sad case. I actually thought he would have recovered 😢

[@andyblendermann]

Great job! I think the cases on mental health issues, hoarding, psychosis, etc. are fascinating and gives us an interesting window into the type of care missing in society. For example, I loved learning about the Collier Brothers case in Manhattan.

[@CarRamRod1985]

I love hearing about cases like this. As a person who suffers from different mental illnesses like high anxiety, bipolar, pschizo effective , asperghers, and ptsd from childhood events i am a big supporter of getting help. So hearing about these stories makes me wanna help those who need it even more.

[@shreyasibiswas9804]

She was my music teacher in my primary school in Kolkata. She always wore pretty skirts and had a lovely smile on her face. Always encouraged the tone deaf students like me to sing and enjoy even if we weren't good. It was a shock seeing this in the papers when it happened.

[@franbongard7710]

Thank you so much for all your hard work. You’ve made my life more interesting and I greatly anticipate your posts.

[@haroldream3270]

This is a very sad case. It is a real shame this took place and the people involved we're never able to get the help they needed.

[@sharonkelly7063]

Hi Adrian Love your channel I always look forward to Tuesday and Thursday. The varied content is great. Really enjoy it. Thankyou😊

[@overrtherainbow]

I'd never heard of this before. How unbelievably horrific :( Thank you for presenting the information in such a thorough and respectful manner. Huge fan and I'm loving this sort of content. Keep up the good work!

[@Geetikantha]

Thank you for covering this story. This city probably would never forget this incident ever. But as we call this a city of Joy we just move on with it.

[@coreyweaver1129]

Absolutely fantastic story! Would love more of these!!

[@sabrinazepeda2224]

Very interesting and sad story. I found it to be just as intriguing as the crime stories and would definitely love to hear more 😃

[@DaisyMae1975LOVE]

I'm just heartbroken and crying. 😢 My entire family turned their backs on me due to my extremely poor mental health issues. I have my husband and my MIL. I leave the house maybe once every month or two. I miss life. Mental health is real, and it's sad that it takes stories like this to help open eyes. Thank you, Adrian, for sharing...😢❤

[@mariawestman9026]

Thanks 🙏 for all the respect you put into this case. Mentally illness is not easy and I feel so sorry for this poor family. ❤

[@lilxsweet]

It is a very sad and heartbreaking case. Mental health affects anyone without bias, just heartbreaking 💔

[@GothWarriorGeek]

I like this. Not every video needs to be specific to murder. This touches on the deeper topic of mental health and that's always interesting

[@loricourtland8909]

I've been watching you since the beginning and I'm so glad to see how many subscribers you have now! I really enjoy your videos and look forward to them keep up the great work 👍😁❤

[@Marcus-ru1ht]

Holy. Thank God I learned about this case via your video and not some other youtubers who would make this creepy af. It's supposed to be bedtime for me and somehow I'm here. If it's anyone else telling this story, I will probably have my lights all on. Thank you for always telling every story respectfully. God damn. This is still creepy ngl.

[@Bibekdas_1983]

I am from kolkata. I still remember how Kolkata Police were perplexed when the case came out. So many speculations. Well narrated.

[@rightweaponry908]

This one was very interesting, i'm really liking these new stories✨

[@jacquelinecrabb6088]

Sad story but interesting. I enjoy your storytelling no matter the subject. 👍🏻❤️🙏

[@izzatihassan1475]

grieving family, mental health issues and reclusiveness-- reminds me of another case in britain, but this one was a Japanese family (the yasutake). Similarly as well, the sister died starving herself and the brother coped with grief in an unusual way by keeping the corpse.

[@julia-nf7gj]

Hi Adrian! Could you make a video of a Polish case? I don’t think I saw one on your channel yet. Love ur videos btw!

[@MrSlyfox34]

This story was truly heartbreaking. As disturbing as the details were, it would’ve been easy to come across as judgmental. Maybe it’s your voice, but you told the story in a way that came across as caring and understanding. Thank you for sharing this one.

[@rebeccasimpkins8231]

Thank you for highlighting a story about mental health. It's terrible what happened with this family. Another testemate to check on your neighbors and get out of the house.

[@jessieheikes1843]

You're an amazing story teller, keep it up. 💯

[@SaluaAkl]

Interesting case!! With a message and a lesson and highlight how mental health could affect us someway somehow if not not addressed appropriately and on time... Please Keep posting such cases as it could bring awareness ❤ (nb. I love the way you deliver your cases...keep going ❤)

[@Lightbarer6]

The only thing I’ve learned from this story is that we still have no idea how to treat or deal with mental heath issues as a species.

[@vers4662]

I love how he spells kolkata instead of Calcutta

[@uglybetty8747]

Exactly

[@PenelopeFrank]

Great story. Yeah more like these are very interesting.

[@kalyani1379]

Grief is a very heavy thing to carry. They kept carrying it for years ultimately being consumed by it completely.

[@TheOriginalHippieChick]

My new favorite channel 🎉☮️

[@Robylazarus]

Thank you Adrian for being respectful to the deceased. My own take is that society generally short changes mentally challenged folks. I hope and Pray that where ever these sad folks have gone they at least find peace and comfort there.

[@mariannemariane6072]

It was a good story. A nice change from the other true crime stories.

[@krish6625]

TRF BROUGHT ME HERE ANYONE ELSE ?

[@fariedajacobs5761]

Hi Adrian thanks so much for all the history of so many places all the places I want to see. 😮

[@BetzyBrethour]

Great job never heard of this story before , great job so tired of every KZbinr doing same story

[@TheStar798]

How terribly sad that an entire family suffered from some level of mental illness and depression after the loss of the Mum. Tragic story all around 😢

[@yeseniaroca8229]

Love this channel ❤

[@mangojuice8038]

Thanks for sharing.

[@tammiebishop5853]

Hi Adrian I so enjoy your channel your awesome ❤

[@hula1518]

I remember when this news came out i was in class 7 or 8. Never realised it back then but probably dude was inspired by Ed Gein. She used to be my friend's school teacher.

[@iamtoxic4663]

I lost a student to suicide. We petitioned to have their exam postponement to allow adequate time for their grieving. These petitions were all rejected. A lot of the students are suffering severe panic attacks, but no action is taken by the school. It angers me a lot. Sorry for sharing this event in this comment section. It is easier to share this way.

[@wiloka28]

No need to apologize. I lost a friend to suicide due to mental illness. Mental illness is the largest on going Pandemic. We need more teachers, parents and individuals like yourself to advocate for one another.

[@zact4289]

I’m sorry you all had to go through all of this. Thank you for sharing your story. I pray you are doing better now.

[@kerrynicholls6683]

That’s terrible. How could they reject that? Unbelievable. I can see why you are upset, and angry. I also feel that for the students. Also I have a troubled past, and constantly spew my life’s story onto KZbin. It’s fine, go for it. People can help each other, even though we will never meet. Much Love ❤️ from Australia 🇦🇺

[@jasminwawrzyniak6071]

Thank you for sharing. It is so sad that we lose so many by suicide as there are ways to help when you have depression. I'm sorry that the school didn't react in a healthy way. We have to talk openly about how we feel and have to look for each other. Don't stop. Sending you love.

[@Libellulaire]

There was a story in France with a teenager named Nadir who went into cardiac arrest during an exam. He had a condition since he was a child and had a pacemaker, he fainted during the exam. The highschoolers present in the room reacted instantly: they opened windows to try to give him extra air, some went to check on him on the floor, but the teachers watching the exam immediately told them to go back to their seats instead. The teenagers ignored them and kept trying to help him, but he laid there, dying. The teenagers started yelling and crying, so another teacher came from another room and called 911... yet the headmaster was saying how they needed to change room to continue the exam. The highschoolers were shocked and mad, and most of them left (out of ~80 students, about 10 stayed to take the exam.) It happened this year in France, everybody was shocked that teachers just let the poor child die without instantly calling 911 or trying to apply first aid. The teenagers were the ones reacting and trying to save their friend's life while the adults were doing nothing. Apparently, it happened very fast so Nadir would have most likely died before help could come, but they knew about his condition yet didn't react, they didn't even call for an ambulance instantly and they kept acting as if continuing the exam was normal. All those teenagers literally saw someone die in front of them, mid-exam, but it's like none of the adults were truly understanding what was going on.

[@SwAlLoWyOuRpRiDe123]

Cheers for being one of the most respectful and professional true crime narrators out there. ❤

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Trying my hardest :) thank you!

[@mandyvance7691]

Agreed!!! I always love when I get notification of a new video.

[@sassyshantel007]

Sooo cute 😊And I mean nothing compares to true crime told in an accent

[@jacquibradley1598]

@cris5411 HA HA

[@sk8ers1ayer15]

Do a case of Ashley Young and Jared Chance

[@sagnikmukherjee1971]

This woman was my singing teacher back when I was in primary school. I was shocked to see her one day in the news, and more shocked to hear this story. The entire city of Kolkata knows this case really well. Thank you so much for covering this!

[@zobizobizobi]

I’m really grateful he does worldwide cases and covers Indian cases. Kolkata is somewhere I have been and always wondered about it because it doesn’t seem to be discussed other than in the community and this is so important! I hope you’re well, that’s really sad :(

[@ofmetalandiron]

Bro, Bera here. I'm your schoolmate. It's been a while since we last spoke. I was about to type and share the same thing . I still remember her as our substitute music teacher for a few months who taught in place of Bablu sir. She used to wear this 3 quarter type skirt, wore women's formal shoes, had boy's cut hair and thick glasses. The vividness with which we all remember her is eerie coz she was there for only a few months. I guess some people are difficult to forget.

[@Undivided-X]

She was my mum's classmate from college too. Lady Brabourne.

[@deepbje5656]

Same man, she was replaced by Mr manish thiru. Bosco lost a gem😢

[@aniket3811]

Which school ?

[@frosthammer71]

This story isn't horrifying,it's heartbreaking.This family was living a miserable life of depression and mental illness.

[@j.e.m8506]

I actually shed a tear when he was explaining that he tried to feed his dead sister, tuck her into bed and put her comforts around her. Truly truly heartbreaking. This man's mental health and soul was truly broken 💔😞

[@grumpygremlin2379]

I think it's both.

[@Veggamattic]

Blame christianity...again

[@cinematicnerd]

@@RoshanAntonyTauroyo possessed 🦍

[@evantambolang3052]

This is probably one of the rare moments that I feel bad for the perp in this channel. It was not even a murder, but a case of mental illness

[@Annenigmatic]

I had a friend who covered herself in gasoline & tried to light herself on fire in the shower, but was unable to light a match due to her hands shaking before she was found. Her therapist later said that self immolation was THE most painful & violent way a person could chose to end their life. I think about that a lot.

[@candiedpandie]

I have depression myself but I can't imagine getting to this point..How is she doing these days?

[@Ruby-ev9ym]

I had a second cousin who ended his life that way. It horrifies me to think of the pain he felt.

[@v.melancholia.v]

Thats so sad, but glad she couldnt start the fire. I had a patient with previously unmedicated bipolar and set himself alight,only for his 10 year old daughter to find him and call an ambulance. That was 20 years ago. He's had numerous skin grafts and surgeries ansd lives with those heartbreaking injuries. Burning alive is one of my fears.

[@omaewamoushindeiru4329]

😢

[@NaMadina-dy1bd]

My little sister,my only sibling,committed suicide in this way ..Now I am fighting depression daily

[@soumyadeepkundu6025]

The lady was my music teacher back in primary school. She was wonderful and had immense love for music and was very adept at the grand piano. God rest her soul.

[@daydreamcomedianne]

I like how you're branching out and telling different types of stories. And how no one in this story was evil--they just needed a caring friend.

[@LottiDottiGames]

I really love how you highlighted the fact that this was a major mental health issue and didn’t place the blame on any one person involved. They all suffered so much, most of it in silence and solitude, my heart really aches for them but I hope they’ve found peace in the after 💜 Thank you for covering this so gracefully, Adrian!

[@juthikajana8153]

Hi Adrian! I am from Kolkata and remember vividly the time this happened. The whole city was baffled that something so tragic could happen right under everyone's noses.... We Bengalis are very much attached to our families to the point that we never really learn to cut the umbilical chord and are happily dependent on each other. But the lose of such connections can be a severe trauma that without grief counseling is painfully difficult to overcome.... The 'crime' in this story is the failure of society and government to provide adequate support in terms of a community and mental welfare..... Hope the family now finally finds some peace and are together wherever they are...

[@chanbose9674]

Ore Teri...Kolkata thekeo lokera dekhe tar mane, ami aka na 🫠

[@wouternieminen844]

Hi. Do you know in which area of Kolkata this happened?

[@juthikajana8153]

​@@chanbose9674 dada fascination with crime toh bohut pakka.... Aro onek case acche jemon 2018 er death of 3 sisters in Behala...

[@juthikajana8153]

​@@wouternieminen844 this happened in Loudon Street area...one of the poshest areas in central Kolkata.

[@wouternieminen844]

​@@juthikajana8153Thanks. It's just south of Park Street. Yes, that is like down town. I have been in that area long time back.

[@MaharshiRay]

I remember this case when it was all over the news channels in 2015. I was in my hometown, Kolkata that summer. My mother, a medical doctor visited Partho when he was admitted to the Pavlov mental institution. I still remember that she was extremely surprised how soft spoken and kind gentleman he was. The media had initially made him a psycho killer but it was all about mental health.

[@andie_jaro]

It's so hard to imagine sleeping next to a decaying corpse and leaving the discarded food on the floor for MONTHS. I can't imagine how the house smelled and looked like during those months after the sister's death. I wish authorities intervened sooner to help the entire family, this story is so tragic. By the way, I love love love your channel! It's really amazing to watch your channel grow and change over the years. My friends and I bond over your videos! I hope you can do more Asian crime and strange cases in the future.

[@thesincitymama]

I can see how that could happen. Some of us are blessed to have loved ones that guide us through grief and trauma but others are left to face it alone. I left my dishes for a week and then my sister came to check on me… what if nobody ever came to check?

[@thesincitymama]

It’s possible to enter a mental space filled with so much grief that nothing matters. Absolutely nothing.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you so much!

[@MelaNone]

I agree. When I did it I left the decaying corpse on the floor and slept next to the discarded food in my bed.

[@leonweskeradac8239]

Yeah, am surprised how someone can stand the smell of decaying corpse. Shocking how he was once a normal person

[@krisfinley6706]

Wow this one was just very sad💔 A person sleeping with, feeding, bathing an unalive person is normally horrifyingly creepy (and it still is in a way) but it mainly made me feel a lot of pity for his broken soul and mind. Thanks for your excellent respectful coverage Adrian

[@davidwhite4874]

"Unalive" 🤣

[@PossumLover1111]

@@davidwhite4874 I'm laughing with you here. The PC terminology is really silly. They're so afraid to "trigger" the overly sensitive. I'm so tired of it already. Nothing wrong with the word dead.

[@amberg4131]

Jesus Christ. I remember passing a piece of paper and a pen under the bathroom door with my then bf when he was pooping on the toilet. Cell phones were only tracphone and we didn’t want to waste the minutes and a phone passing it under the door was nearly impossible due to the side of the phone. But I can’t imagine doing this for so long

[@dhaneshvaranbaskaran8847]

necromantic@@davidwhite4874

[@scrounder]

@@PossumLover1111 A lot of social media websites censor the word, that could be why they are using a euphemism to avoid triggering the algorithm - not necessarily "overly sensitive" people.

[@danozism]

Hey Adrian, I just wanted to say thanks for all the hard work you put into your work. I've been slowly getting into your content, and I've been subbed for about four months. Coffeehouse Crime has become my favourite channel. Keep up the great work mate! Thanks again, from Melbourne Australia. Cheers, Dan "-)

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thanks Dan! And hello to Melbourne from me!

[@redlamina5937]

She adored her dogs but didn’t walk them in at least 7 years. I don’t care how depressed I’ve been my animals always have their basic needs met, and for dogs, that includes daily walks!

[@MissR6]

Coffeehouse crime is good with tea, too 😌 Thank you for your respectful nature while you tell these cases. Also thank you for the facts you tell us of the region. I learn something new every single time I watch your case coverage. 💕

[@muymuy777]

He's classy.

[@tiyonbaret6914]

Im glad in the end that Partho was able to find a community that tried to understand him and his struggles, because that’s all you can really ask for when your mental health, but it isn’t enough RIP to the family

[@VioletJoy]

I totally agree.

[@bhavikasicka7871]

I am from Calcutta and I remember clear as day the morning this news broke, creating shock ripples. It's a depressing case and reveals how some people cope with loss in dysfunctional ways. Loss (especially the loss of loved ones, including pets) can cripple people, and letting go can be a hard thing. Mental health support needs to become a societal investment to help people cope with loss and trauma. This red home, on Robinson Street, is near my school and was very familiar to me, so to hear about the horrors this home hid really shook me. I love listening to true crime (including dark, morbid, and even tragic cases like this), and I find your videos strangely therapeutic.

[@mahatmagandhi2434]

I am so sorry you're from Kolkata 😢

[@Raveena1494]

​@@mahatmagandhi2434what are you sorry about 😂

[@mahatmagandhi2434]

@@Raveena1494 she is from Kolkata, that's a tragedy . Noone deserves to be born in Kolkata, so I felt bad for her 😓😔

[@alhamdulillah826]

​@@mahatmagandhi2434here comes the right wing casteist up Bihar rape murder culture gutka dog😂😂

[@subhomazumder7559]

​@mahatmagandhi2434 I'm sorry that you're a gandhi😢😢..no one deserves es to be born with this surname

[@DoubleD1ckerBus]

Seeing the growth and success of this channel over the last year+ has been beautiful ☺️

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you so much!!

[@sadiqalam2815]

Damn got here early haha 88 comments within 5 min though wow

[@mariondi]

@Double Its the British accent and this beautiful tone he has got me hooked.

[@TheJaxxT]

Oh my heart! I’ve tears rolling down my cheeks from this story. I too suffer with sever mental health issues. As a recluse myself, I know the struggle all too well. This story has broken my heart. . If it were possible, I’d wanna squeeze them all as tightly as I could, just to show that someone cares. I’m so sorry that the family had been failed by society

[@falak5906]

From one recluse to another, big hugs to you 💜

[@TheJaxxT]

@@falak5906 thank you so much. I appreciate you. Huge squeezes back at you xx

[@Legacyofmine]

@@TheJaxxT How can you be a recluse and this pretty? lol Lets have lunch

[@KATYMCGINN]

@@TheJaxxT 💜 BLESS YOUR HEART HONEY 🙏 THIS FAMILY, THEIR STORY IS SO TRAGIC 😥 BUT I'M NOT SURE IF SOCIETY ENTIRELY FAILED THEM. IT'S SAD THAT THEY WERE SO OVERCOME WITH THEIR GRIEF FROM THE PASSING OF THE MOTHER. THAT NOT EVEN ONE OF THEM COULD'VE REACHED OUT FOR HELP! SUCH A SHAME. I AM SENDING YOU LOVE & HUGS, PLEASE TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOURSELF. GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS, I WILL KEEP YOU IN MY PRAYERS 😇🙏💜💜💜

[@TheJaxxT]

@@Legacyofmine that’s sweet of you to say.. but it’s hard for me to agree with you. I appreciate your words tho. Thank you

[@ekkabipin2993]

As I live just 45 minutes away from this place. But local news channels & Newspapers running their own TRP agenda(Religion & Sexual Preference), I always wondered, what actually happened. Thank you for coverage of this case in such breaf.

[@amylynn7881]

“Religious drivel” 😂 …. I do NOT mean to minimize the horror of the case… I just genuinely appreciate the way you present information. Always respectful yet including slight light humor here and there … and always in an appropriate fashion.

[@missymoon2831]

This shows how very sadly, depression and grief can affect someone and families. Also in our current world, that we are all struggling with, to different degrees, it is even more important to look out for one another, our family, friends and neighbours. ❤ Thank you for another expertly produced and eloquently presented video Adrian. I hope you and yours are well, and Nero 🐈❤.

[@sj1jt]

Just want to say I've been watching you since less than 1000 subs and it has been such an amazing ride. I'm glad to see the great work you do every week. Keep it up, Adrian!

[@scottyerkes1867]

A tragedy that mental health was not recognized. An entire family died as a result of neglect and isolation. Thanks Adrian for sharing this case with us.

[@Damien1_1]

This case shook me to my core and still does. I was in delhi when I was told about the case by my kolkata family. This case was on everyone's lips across the country for years. I am sure that like me millions of Indians kept googling over the last 10 yrs to see what Partha was doing. I was devastated when I learnt that he too burnt himself to death in this new apartment where he had moved to years after the original incident. You covered the case well, Adrian.

[@meepmorp9711]

This story made me very sad. A whole family who suffered like this.. I wish they had been able to receive help much earlier. The way they were so isolated is heartbreaking...

[@moumitabarman2570]

As a Bengali, who has lived in Kolkata for 3 years for my undergrad, I knew nothing about it! I'm so thankful for this episode and you ofcourse!

[@swapnavadey6096]

Probably cause the COVID , this was talked about everywhere during that time

[@mariondi]

Never heard of this either. So thankful to Adrian for the research.

[@HarunalRashide123]

Ki hoyeseh, ami Englande bash kori, ami shuntesi e kaane, arr apney Kolkata bashi arr apne shunchen nah? Hmmm

[@tylerglosson3354]

Love the growth in your channel and it’s only steadily getting more and more professional! I look forward to your videos every single time! Thank you for covering so many cases and bringing awareness!

[@nessilla.godzilla]

Agreed! 🙌

[@orchidrose1410]

How incredibly sad and heartbreaking. This is why televangelism is such a big problem globally. It’s not the first case I’ve heard of of a death being linked to televangelism. Yes, this 100% could have been avoided with proper mental health care, but when a preacher on tv is telling you “no, you’re not depressed or anxious, it’s demons, now send me money” someone with severe mental health problems will buy into that and this is the result!!

[@leoguarknight1588]

Idiotic nonsense

[@heathererindouglas1090]

It's sad that the family didn't do more to check up on each other. Stories like this are so sad when so much could have been done to help these three people. Also on the other hand it also reminds us to take care of our own mental health & each other

[@jadebook0125]

Not only are you super respectful towards the victims and their families, very professional in explaining the case....but your voice is so easy and relaxing to listen to. It definitely helps take the edge off the story. 😂

[@christinai6069]

FACTS!

[@romina6563]

Aw.. i really for a second thought this story would have a happy ending 😔. Thanks for bringing such a tragic story to our ears. As always Adrien finds the best stories to tell !!

[@Aidy]

What an unbelievably tragic story. Thanks for telling it with such respect, I think it’d be good to see more like this, there are still so many lessons to be learned from cases such as this one, anything to help highlight the importance of caring for yourself and others both physically and mentally.

[@DMR1010]

I don’t recall ever being so moved by a case as I am with this, it’s absolutely tragic….

[@michaelia2369]

Not only do I love how respectful you are to these cases and the victims involved, but I also love that you do so many cases that I never would have heard about. Thank you for your hard work and professionalism! You deserve all the success! 😊❤

[@susanhenry2885]

Hi, Adrien. I love how you give so much backstory and the area before you get into the stories. You're just such a great content creator.

[@sassyshantel007]

Right !! And he doesn't over exaggerate like a lot of the other big true crime channels. Soft spoken and so handsome too

[@chantalbos2570]

I don't, it's just filler and doesn't add much to the story

[@fat-girl-spelunker]

​@@chantalbos2570I gots me wenner stook in a bulbous opening. Zyünbllvbrt hytreoüç

[@curry1263]

​@@chantalbos2570it does, a lot of times you need context of the culture and expectations when it comes to thes stories. As someone stated above and as he mentioned, family ties are huge in this culture and it relates to the story.

[@MurderousZombie]

His name ain't Adrien, it's Adrian.

[@sucharita2006]

"Hi" from your follower from Kolkata. It was amazing to see you covering this case which became a sensation locally but not covered in bigger platform. Extremely impressed by how well-researched and balanced your presentation is. This case created sensation but still very shrouded in mystery and yet you have created an excellent video!! a big Thank you!

[@VioletJoy]

It seems pretty clear that Father Rodney didn't seem to grasp the seriousness of Partha's mental state. He was lonely for reasons other than just not being in society. What a tragedy all around.

[@pubalibhattacharya6521]

A little correction. Bengali is not one of the two majorly spoken languages in Kolkata. It is the mother tongue of Kolkata

[@somalichakraborty484]

Thik bolechen Bengali is the mother tongue of Bengal.

[@uglybetty8747]

Bangla is also mother tongue of Bangladesh too

[@sonjaheck3156]

I'm actually surprised the house wasn't torn down, especially since it seemed to have endless tourists. On another note, I am so impressed with your content creation and delivery expertise. You show so much compassion for the victims and you never ever ever resort to cheap methods to get a laugh. You approach the topics with the seriousness they warrant. I tell all my TC friends about your channel!!

[@darraghcrehan781]

Could you cover a case in my home town of galway in Ireland please. It’s a small city of 80 thousand people and not many murders have happened here but one happened to a Swiss student who was only here a few days and it was so sad. Her name was Manuella. No one has covered it. Love the channel ❤

[@beverlywilkinson5773]

Hi Adrian, this case was a very interesting one, it was very sad that even though three people lived in the house they all lead very lonely lives, mental illness is so complicated, even at the end while it looked like he was doing fine sadly this was not so. I really like that you introduce new and intresting cases, I truly enjoy and look forward to your videos each week ❤

[@tapsars7911]

This family was really sick and in need of love and care . My heart goes out to each of the family members .

[@esther3518]

This was a very interesting and unusual case! I do appreciate how often you bring up that mental health can and should be treated. I think that many other people would just focus and exaggerate the morbid details in this story. But as always, you are very respectful and professional. The quality is truly great. I appreciate the facts you give about the country or region, it is very interesting and educational.

[@chesspiece81]

An upload from Adrian and Coffeehouse Crime is a fantastic start to my Thursday morning. Love the content and the always respectful way you cover these cases.

[@marwan.ux1]

Have you ever thought of getting a real coffee shop looking studio instead of a green screen? The lighting also needs an upgrade (Being less of a warm color and more realistic lighting would be better) and maybe even the camera quality cause your skin looks way too smooth. I love the idea of this channel but I feel like a real studio and better lighting would be such a great upgrade since the green screen looks a bit fake lol. I just give advice and my opinion to channels I like because I want to see them do better

[@famkarlsson8558]

Thank you, Adrian. Psychiatric problems are complex issues. Hope that psychiatric wards can give more and intensive support to those in need.

[@finnisqueer]

Jesus, this poor man and his family.. My heart breaks for them all. I'm sure every one of us knows what it feels like to be trapped in a spiral, but, geez.. I wish somebody could have helped them all sooner. :( The entire family was left to rot in their own depression, and disgustingly, the media wound up benefitting from it. At least it brings to light the importance of looking after your mental health.. and the mental health of those close to you.

[@hollum1648]

Just wanna say that I love that you make such an effort to share cases from all around the globe, I know it’s not easy to source information in different languages and regions! Kudos to you!!

[@lisawoolrich]

Mental Health continues to be a source of taboo, yet we all experience mental health. It's so sad that this family isolated themselves to such a degree that there was no one to identify the issues and enable them to access the support, they so badly needed. I guess it seems that we are living in a society whereby not knowing our neighbours, and disconnected from family, has become the norm - isn't that sad

[@TheShikenda]

I was just 5 when I saw my brother n sister have sex,and 6 when they forced me to join..Really fucked me up. They had me believing all families behave in that manner.I still suffer from those memories to this very day. Truly are some sick,twisted,disgusting souls roaming this Earth. Kills me knowing I'm related to some of em💔🖤