The Outback Axe Murderer... | The Case of Jose Omonte-Extrada

[@lihan1544]

As an Australian, I find myself learning about crimes I never knew occurred in my country. Adrian, thank you for constantly bringing awareness to little know cases all over the world. I have to agree with a fellow commenter below - you are easily becoming one of my favorite true crime KZbinrs. I don’t know of anyone else who dedicates so much time into researching and detailing so many lesser known tragedies like this one

[@RaiZdbyDINGOES]

I was going to say this. Have no idea on this case, and I watch a lot of real crime.

[@deezildee4556]

Fellow Aussie here & I'd never heard of this case either, & I live in Adelaide 🤷 Adrian you do an amazing job covering these cases & are also a favourite tuber for me, I appreciate you. RIP pure souls, may you now fly free forever ❤️🙏

[@yukiefromoz2573]

Same here! I'm in Sydney. So I did know about the Neutral Bay one tho. But not this one!

[@oc.420]

Yea same brother 😂 much love from brissy

[@kikikauffmann]

Same was about to comment I’m an Australian solicitor and never heard of this case - thanks for covering

[@EvilScissors110]

You've very quickly become my favorite crime based channel. You have it all - thorough research, massive respect to the victims, an almost touristy visit to places all over the world, a touch of humor here and there, and a pleasing voice to boot. Thanks for all you do!

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you! I'm not so sure about my dry sense of humor but I'll accept the rest! Haha

[@maureenlippincott9528]

@@CoffeehouseCrime yeah. Adrein, you do a great job. Sending you love from the Allegheny Mountains. HOLLER!!!

[@nikkirene00]

My son told me about you and I’m so glad he did. You have great stories I’ve never heard before. Thanks!

[@xxxstellarxxx]

@@nikkirene00 You’re an amazing mom for being receptive to your son’s recommendations. 😊

[@OneBadAssMoMo]

@@CoffeehouseCrime I told you that you had what it takes Adrian.........

[@maxruehl]

My guess is his abandonment issues were a trigger. His mother abandoned him as a child, his father left him by dying, his foster father figure also died. When Rebecca said she was seeing other guys, perhaps he saw it as another impending abandonment. He had already begun distancing himself from those in his life to insulate himself from the hurt caused by their leaving. Unfortunately it also walled him off from feeling empathy for others. His own emotional pain was all that he cared about. Rebecca's perceived rejection wounded him and he killed her for it. The other poor woman died because of what she witnessed.

[@Kier4n99]

Definitely seems to be the angle. Sprinkle on some BPD

[@dwwicked4706]

Was planning on killing her before she told him she was seeing other guys

[@jstone247]

Don't make excuses for homicidal behaviour. He had choices. Don't make insinuations and judgements. Murder is murder. Those who commit it, are aware of the consequences. Do not attempt to justify his actions. He could not care about the suffering of his victims.

[@joanodom2104]

He murdered the ONLY person that tried to love him. HE is the one saying she was already dating others. He's a liar who is trying to demonize his victim to make his crime make "sense."

[@MK1vids]

@@jstone247 omg why do people always jump to this conclusion? Trying to understand a motive ≠ justification of murder

[@davedavenport8176]

This is the type of person that should never be released from prison. It is likely he will become even worse in prison

[@blackcorp0001]

Tragic story... mental health access is a real problem in remote parts of Australia, you basically have to travel to a major city to get any serious help

[@bari2883]

That’s the start of the problems. Mental health here is just not helpful majority of times.

[@change_your_oil_regularly4287]

And when you get to Adelaide/major city you are treated as an inconvenience.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

I can imagine both mental and physical health suffer in these areas. I’m actually very fascinated by the outback… love to visit it, but definitely not live!

[@Mikinaak2023]

Mental health access is a problem in any rural area of pick any country. Yes, the services are usually in bigger towns or cities.

[@daviddavidson2357]

He would have gotten better treatment in his home country and two people would still be alive.

[@phillyvoodoo]

Rarely do you hear of a case where someone is killed for WANTING to be with a guy..... He is the one who broke things off but he had to kill her????

[@CaseyAvalon]

Right? And I'm sorry but he was gross 🤢

[@redacted_vombat5742]

@@CaseyAvalon that type of attitude is what justify incel hatred towards women smh

[@jordynu]

@@jasonhendrickson1003 he was an adult with a child idk what he was expecting 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@jasonhendrickson1003]

@@jordynu very true 💯

[@Curlyloxau]

That was his scenario but I think it was him who couldn't take the rejection.

[@NotANiceGuy99]

Poor Jessi was in the wrong place at the wrong time. She was only trying to be a good samaritan, and offer some help, only to have her life ended by a disgusting sociopath. It makes me truly angry when a person uses their horrible upbringing as an excuse to inflict pain or death on others that either loved them, or had absolutely nothing to do with their negative upbringing.

[@xminusone1]

It surely don't help him. I had a bad childhood but I didn't turned out to be a murderer. I've done my best to be a better father to my owns kids who are now adults and turned out very well. I can explain some of his comportement but he probably have others issues.

[@nickyblue4866]

That's why you never stop to help anyone

[@bigd9848]

@@xminusone1 I commend you for giving your children what you did not have when you were growing up.We always want the best for our children and we do the best we can.

[@BulletproofDawg]

Before you call anyone a disgusting sociopath let’s just back it up and think about this guy’s childhood. Was he always like this ? Or did his mother create a monster ?

[@sperlingtar6290]

@@BulletproofDawg Does it matter? At a certain point in life how you behave to other people is your own responsibility, his mother is absolutely not blameless but neither is he. Killing somebody is not some unstoppable urge, he didn't have to murder someone, he chose to.

[@90-wolf4]

Hey Adrian Can’t believe just over a year I was your 42nd subscriber here we are at over 1million. Well done man I knew you would get there fast. Good videos clearly spoken and not 3 hours of bs talk just straight up with facts. And I am glad you kept your original introduction and ending. Keep up the great work

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you so much! Glad you're still here!

[@willardmeese6222]

Victims need to be remembered to remind us that evil is everywhere and that a human life was lost needlessly .

[@donnageorge6506]

Agreed 👍🏼

[@absolutelypitiful3837]

I liked Adrian's respectful tone when covering these cases. I think it's important. True crime vloggers at the end of the day are essentially interlopers. Their content is not produced in cooperation with the family. They weren't there when it happened. They didn't see the evidence first hand or deliberate in a jury. As such coming from such a remote viewpoint, I think being tactful, respectful and non judgmental is important.

[@IssieAndLife]

For anyone wanting another channel with an informal tone and a respectful host, check out Kendall Rae! She does a video series where she includes the family and friends of the victim.

[@fc7307]

I especially hate those channels where the host is doing their makeup while narrating the story, as if they are just telling an everyday gossip.

[@n.g.l.]

Same, he’s very respectful. I watched a different channel and the person was sarcastic. I didn’t like it.

[@absolutelypitiful3837]

@@n.g.l. yes, especially since many of these killers have had absolutely dreadful childhoods, extremely traumatic ones, that left them profoundly dysfunctional. This video being a good example of this. Not that this excuses their actions, but it explains them. You just can't not see that. These people didn't make themselves.

[@scottieboy5429]

I can’t imagine the fear and confusion that child felt as this monster attacked her…for him to say he had no reason is just salt in the wound.

[@twraoylnledyou8511]

Hmm.

[@leandrasmith825]

This happened not far from where I live. I live near Quorn. It was horrible. It changed how we all lived. Doors were locked, people scared. It devastated our community. To this day we still feel the effects of this crime.

[@beckismith3934]

How about . U should just lock your doors in general? Like . Duh

[@leandrasmith825]

@@beckismith3934 maybe understand South Australian outback community to make that statement. The town of Quorn is close knit and we know each other. It was a place at that time where you did not fear to leave a door unlocked.

[@beckismith3934]

@@leandrasmith825 my aunt lives in australia . N I've watched enough documentaries to no tht australia is not a safe place . Have u looked up how many serial killers n butchers live there ? . U dont have to know a community to no that people r shitty and you should protect yourself and your family by all means .

[@beckismith3934]

@@leandrasmith825 LOL but thanks imma lock my doors n keep my family safe regardless of the fruity community 👍

[@redacted_vombat5742]

@Ostia Hermes crime would still persist because German are not that much special from practically anybody

[@jessm8696]

You describe the victims in such a kind & dignified way. Shows your true character ❤️

[@flej01]

R.I.P Jessie and Rebecca. I first started watching because of a neighbours death my friend found on your channel. We heard the screams of that one in Victoria Park Perth Australia. It was through lockdown on tbe day we put it down to domestic issues maybe caused from the frustration of lockdown. We started to hear rumours from locals about the case, though it took ages for me to find anything it, not much coverage at tbe time. You covered it as you have covered all I have seen with respect, which is so important for family members that may come across your work. I learned more from you, than I had from news paper articles etc on what had actually happened. Thanks for the work you do dealing with such sensitive issues.

[@katterinafullerton3650]

Jessie is my cousin. I’ve steered clear from watching anything about this for years as it is still so raw & horrific for our family. These beautiful girls didn’t deserve this

[@Burlykim13]

Omg. I’m so so sorry

[@fullo78]

Love you baby girl xoxo they say time is a healer, but you're right, this is still so raw. It hurts just as much now as it did when it happened.

[@69camzy]

6 day old new account fishing for compliments impersonating someone else. So sad.

[@fullo78]

@@69camzy what's sad is your false claim. Not fake account. Real living relative. Real pain.

[@katterinafullerton3650]

@@69camzy who fishes for compliments over a tragedy?? I have a right to comment on something that directly involves me as I AM family… Troll And FYI to the man that made this documentary her name is Jacinta not Jessica

[@Eevee_Haze]

I grew up about 45 minutes from Quorn, and I had never heard about this story! Thank you for shedding light on some lesser known cases

[@xweedancerx]

Thank you for handling the information about Jesse and her dwarfism nicely. You used proper wording and did her well. Thank you.

[@youneverwalkalone3584]

I was just looking for something new to watch and boom a new upload! I love this channel 😌

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Welcome back!

[@buggiebuild1]

I was doing the same thing, watching 10 things gone wrong or some thing, lol, hallelujah to Adrian✌🏻

[@sherryme3810]

I think it's safe to say that this is my favorite cozy crime channel. Your stories are well researched and I love how respectful you tell them. The weight of the crimes is really outlines by your lack of dramatisation. I wish there was a coffee house like this for real. I'd go and see the show every week

[@Nerdvanna98]

These stories of socially isolated individuals with no close relationships really freak me out because I see too much of myself in those aspects and I worry what I could be capable of deep down within when this person doesn't even seem to know why they've done the horrific deeds they committed.

[@wread1982]

Just watch Cognitive Behavior Therapy videos on KZbin to figure everything out and how to deal with people. Dr Rhonda Snypes psychologist had a lot of good free videos on KZbin

[@lilsuperskurrphlex1838]

My theory is that they all end up talking more and more to demons. There the little voices in your head who proposes you to do bad stuff it can be little like go ahead and steal this cigarette from your friend he’s not going to know it right? And if you give into them they will grow and ask more horrific things. The moment he start talking to them was when he didn’t shower and stayed on the internet etc… In the vast majority of cases we’ve learned that demons were involved but since it not science police don’t follow that clue even tho it’s pretty obvious. That’s the one common thing in all of those cases.

[@CWonderworld]

Recognizing your issues is the first step and the next one would be to talk to someone you trust or a mental health professional. Socially isolated and with no close relationships doesn't equal that you become someone bad. I know it's 9 months later but I hope you're doing fine.

[@renemacdonald9575]

Shows you how crucial the forming years of a child is. So sad. Where have you been Adrian? Monday's and Thursday's are the best days of our week. We are hooked on Coffeehouse Crimes!!! We were so excited to see a green dot today (Wednesday) for another great episode.

[@nthabix]

In the last video he said that it's difficult getting info and resources for the upcoming posts because they aren't "popular" cases. So he'd only post once this week

[@ToyInsanity]

He was watching the Depp trial

[@michellestewart8049]

@@ToyInsanity 😂😂 aren’t we all.

[@goblin-night]

The impact of formative years is WAY exaggerated because of ideological reasons. It is rare for past trauma to cause emotional reactions which makes them not responsible, and this guy in the video obviously likes "cool violence" which gives an obvious alternative explanation. This guy was into "cool violence", he absolutely didn't just lose his temper and the agony of his past made it murderous or else curl into a ball weeping.

[@mendagy]

Another wonderful job of covering a horrific senseless case. My thought and prayers go out to both of those girls' families - I can't imagine the pain they've gone thru....😞

[@rashone2879]

No doubt he was a sociopath that had been made by the awful people in his early life. Yes, some people can rise above such a cold and abusive start in life, not all have what it takes. Removing them from society permanently to protect innocent people might often be the best that can be done,

[@tara-a-c]

I totally get what you’re saying, but it unfortunately opens a can of worms of “you didn’t commit a crime, but statistics show you have a much higher chance of murdering someone etc., so we’re removing you from society” people would say it’s injustice, even though you’re right, it probably would save many. 😔

[@luciddreaming4478]

U can't just force the mentally ill to hide away like 1800s America with its disappointments rooms. They need to be treated by professionals. What you're saying is unethical and immoral.

[@arthur9924]

When he was being looked after by the old couple, that appeared to make a big difference in his behaviour. If there was proper care for people like him, including mental health medical care, that would be a far more humane place to start than preemtively incarcerating anyone who could be deemed a potential threat to society.

[@joanodom2104]

And NO furloughs!

[@toidIllorTAmI]

How about they give mandatory therapy sessions for foster kids, children involved with CPS? Nobody wants to get to the real problem. Mental health. He killed in cold blood with no reason besides that he was a petty ex. Death penalty because he proved already that he can't be trusted.

[@darthphilfy]

He didn't work at The SES, he and his Foster Mother were Volunteers. This case recieved lots of coverage in Australia when it occurred. Great episode!

[@vsgtobetherealme721]

For all the video's I have watched on this Channel and KZbin I never thought I'd see one that not only mentions where I live but also a girl I knew as a child. Jessie was a human like no other. She came came from a wonderful family and had a heart bigger and with more kindness than her small body could hold. Her Grandfather died of a broken heart shortly after this tragic end of her life as she was his world. 2 young ladies lost at the beginning of their loves to a man that had his ego bruised like we hear of far too often. Rest peacefully ladies x

[@christymcwisty2325]

I really appreciate the way you condense these into easily digestible episodes without losing all the information. Thank you, Adrian!

[@karlhans6678]

hi

[@divinedevil]

What bothers me the most about such cases is the utter disregard for human life. There's no motive, just needless killing. Is psychpathy/sociopathy on the rise in our world?

[@animefan7424]

No, just the reporting of it

[@annwilliams6438]

@@animefan7424 And of course there so many more people than in previous generations.

[@dev_ilmoon]

yea just think about when you could get away with murder back in the day. Before forensics. You better believe it was much more common in the past.

[@flannelpillowcase6475]

everything rises as the world population rises. more humans = more problems.

[@Userxyz-z2d]

They have said recently that there ARE more psychopaths than used to be. They keep track, its a % of the population and its on the rise.

[@qtshel68]

Seriously, I love how calming Adrian's voice is when telling these stories. Recently found this channel after Bailey Sarian stopped posting every Monday for her Monday series and found I love this format as well! Now all my KZbin recommendations are all these types of shows. :) But definitely have my top two with Coffeehouse Crime and Bailey.

[@MisterFleshcage]

I love how you add the memorials to the end of every video. It’s a small touch, but I don’t know many true crime KZbinrs who add one. Thank you for it.

[@Purplegalaxyvr456]

I can't imagine going a day without watching your chanel. I'm addicted and thank you for all the work you put in for us crime story lovers🙏🙏

[@numero480]

This young man just can’t be fixed! Letting him out is a big mistake.

[@thatdamncrow9197]

Parole does not mean guaranteed to be let out It just means potential and that’s after 30 years

[@shawnfoogle920]

agreed. Rather everyone safe than let this sick guy out

[@dustin628]

Yeah he needs to spend the rest of his life in prison. He really needs to just be put down but I don't think Australia does that.

[@socat9311]

Here is what justice means: you take an axe in people's heads ending their lives forever. You have a chance in life and possibly get out of jail one day. Justice as it stands today is all about protecting the assailant and disrespecting the victims

[@thatdamncrow9197]

@@socat9311 justice system is about rehabilitation Or suppose to be How does it benefit anyone if you just get revenge

[@desertparanormal2791]

This is why I hate streaming services, I never get world news like this or even local. But that's why I love you Adrian, you bring these cases to light! 4.1k in 2 hours is awesome my guy.

[@MijoShrek]

Adrian mate, your rise this past year is amazing at the speed in which you've garnered your platforms community, the subs in 1 freaking year speaks for itself. Keep bringing it, we are digging it out here, we love that you bring us cases we've never heard of internationally. Blessings on your journey lads. The lot of ya.

[@BlackRabbit223]

I live in the area where Jose lived, and I met the guy in the months preceding the murders and I wouldn't have said he was capable of these murders. He had no self-esteem and often put himself down, I think he showed no remorse because he regretted the murder and wanted to be punished for what he did. What I am trying to say is that the description of him being cold is not my experience of the man, he seemed kind and caring. Things obviously changed and I honestly dunno what set him off but it is tragic for all involved. I clearly remember my coworker, a family friend to Rebecca, crying when the body was found. It was a huge shock to the whole community.

[@lindaanderson6780]

I have lived in Australia my whole life & have never heard of this case Adrian, so thank u for telling this horrific, tragic & interesting story! Wow! That certainly was an appalling & senseless set of murders by a clearly disturbed young man! Very sad! U do a great job with all aspects of ur presentations so hats off to u!

[@chrisfortin4933]

We love you Adrian! Thank you for making my day and uploading this video. I'm on lunch break at work and I can't wait to get home and watch it tonight! Just completely changed my mood for the day 😁

[@JimSpencer-1945]

Coffee house crime is great

[@Hanatatami]

I've heard some people say your videos are boring but I find them, amidst all the tragedy of their content, extremely sweet and caring, let alone very respectful. Keep up the good work.

[@nora4981]

Nobody said his videos were boring, just watch the videos, give a like and be on your way.

[@alwayshappy1971]

@@nora4981 this comment was so unnecessary and patronizing because you don't know every person in this world and Hnatatami did not write anything bad about Adrian and his work, just the oposite. Maybe you should better be concetrated on the content before you decide to give lectures to others.

[@BrandyWilliams24]

I love it so much that you covered these stories that aren't splashed all over the media. Because you these people and their stories can actually be heard. Thank you!

[@monot00nz]

BRUTALLY murders 2 people, 1 intentionally with premeditation, both with malice and disregard. AND gets the possibility of parole?! Hold the f*** on! HOW?! First time offender or not, this dude should NEVER have the chance to be paroled. I've served time twice in my life and have met plenty of men like him. He won't change, trust.

[@rizkiramadhan9266]

How were they in prison, if I may ask?

[@monot00nz]

@@rizkiramadhan9266 They put up that same front for employees/staff but almost never on fellow inmates. Most inmates already know all the ins and outs of a person like that so it won't work with them. But get that person alone with a nurse or caseworker and they'll turn on the theatrics.

[@rizkiramadhan9266]

@@monot00nz are they just unapproachable loners to other prisoners or do they actually threaten or actively intimidate them?

[@amsterdamnl5505]

Thank you Adrian for covering just another interesting case. Being a Dutch fan of your channel myself, would you maybe consider covering a case from the Netherlands?

[@malinasworld]

He’s covered Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon, but of course that didn’t actually take place in the Netherlands. I’d like a case from this country too!

[@Kolesha]

Our country is too peaceful ✨

[@1JamesMayToGoPlease]

I actually got goosebumps at the end of this one. So utterly senseless! Also, I must commend you on always being respectful of the victims.

[@yanaantonia1207]

You make the only true crime content that I can actually watch! I love the introduction to each place and respect you bring to each case! Great work!!

[@creativemind2562]

This brought me tears…my condolences to Jesse and Rebecca’s families. I can’t imagine what they’re going through..

[@sserenity13]

Just noticed that the weather changes outside of that little window behind you each episode 🤣 this new coffee shop is perfect!

[@azzywrld]

Watching Coffee House Crime while selfishly drinking the whole pot of coffee to myself ☕️.

[@AWF1000]

i'm from Australia and i never heard of this case before. fucked up. you know, the outback is so isolated, i often wonder how many unsolved murder cases happened there.

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

Ditto.

[@isabelp187]

think about all the long distance truckers that would just dump bodies off the sides of the isolated highways, its actually insane how many missing people we have in aus

[@greggonzalez661]

Umm, I was born to poverty and had a great life playing outdoors with other poor kids. Got a decent education and have a great life. Money had nothing to do with my happiness when I was a kid. Perhaps having caring parents helps.

[@A.Tips.306]

Caring parents, goes a long way.

[@peteratkinson1957]

Adrian, as a true crime fan I appreciate the serious and respectful tone you take with these cases, treating these with the respect they deserve and not treating it as some kind of cgeap horror story as other true crime channels here on KZbin have. thankyou

[@Willowq4]

I'm a local Port Pirie resident and I've heard about this of course, but locals don't talk about it. Quorn is beautiful by the way everyone. Love your channel ❤️❤️❤️. May they both rest in Peace. It's horrible.

[@Ms.Nobody13]

I love how well the video are put together. The research, updates, and the perfect narrator voice. Goes perfect with morning coffee ☕

[@lizeespin2814]

Adrian, thank you for always giving us interesting cases. Your channel is hands down the best. Love your presentation style. Thank you for interesting content. Keep up the great work. 👍Blessings from Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦.

[@obscureogre4547]

Here here! From Centurion

[@cleof1503]

Howzit from Durbs !!!

[@adiarussell8192]

You're my next top fave after Mike(That Chapter) love you guys💖💖💖

[@kathyollis7037]

Mr. BaLLen & this is Monsters are rly good if you hadn't already checked them out. I rly enjoy coffee house crime & That Chapter also

[@missiecombs4807]

I adore Mike 😊

[@lucabaracuda987]

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeey!!! U have good taste. Same as me :)

[@glennt69lol]

I like when Adrian gives it a gooo 🤣

[@danitheuerkauf7095]

Coffeehouse crime, mr ballen, that chapter and the casual criminalist are the best.

[@SynthoidSounds]

Always appreciate your respectful tone as you deliver the story, and your careful explanation of what is happening with who, as the story develops. This one is particularly well done, and compelling.

[@Sandra-ww6oz]

I live in Australia and yet again more horrific crimes I have never heard of. Thank you for your well researched and compassionate delivery. 💗☮️🐨🇦🇺

[@elyescobar4074]

One of my top 5 favourite youtubers adrian, thank you for keeping us entertained 😊

[@catmoore2443]

Him and that chapter absolutely brilliant

[@robertkain7890]

Australia seriously needs to restructure its sentencing guidelines. Because people like this guy are obviously too dangerous to EVER be allowed to walk freely amongst the general population again!

[@kokothegreat5583]

Hes eligible for parole after 33 years Will he get it ?? Fuck NOOOOO

[@animefan7424]

@@kokothegreat5583 also 33 years is well above the average for murder

[@nooneknows9545]

They can try applying for parole, getting it is not a given.

[@robertkain7890]

Good points, but parole shouldn't even be an option!

[@AwfulDog1]

The other problem is that whenever he comes up for consideration of parole the relatives of his victims and the community must relive the crime over and over.

[@cryptidconn]

Came looking for this today and was bummed that there was no video. Now my day is made. BEST YT true crime Channel out there. So informative and insightful yet also down to earth and respectful of the victims. Also, please do one on Chris Haliwell from Swindon, Wiltshire. It is so deep that there is even a husband in jail now for his wife's murder but it was Chris that allegedly killed her.

[@highandtight5544]

It's you and That Chapter for me! Thank you for taking the time!

[@JeremiahStewart102]

This kid is the literal embodiment of how i think i look when i take a picture of myself.

[@milknhoneyhoney]

Thank you for new video!!! Love and appreciate you❤️❤️❤️

[@allysonoconnell1457]

Fellow Aussie here from Queensland and I hadn’t heard of this case either. Thanks Adrian for bringing it to us. Sending love to all from Brisbane

[@jazzthemess9636]

I love your videos and channel so much its all so well researched and thoughtful thank you so much!

[@korilester7195]

Congratulations, when did you get to 1 million subscribers, I just noticed that. Great work, I enjoy your videos.

[@whateverchannel22]

A severe lack of empathy isn't "bordering on" sociopathic; it's sociopathic.

[@youngspaghettii]

Okay miss camp counselor thanks for butting in for that riveting piece of commentary

[@caniborrowapencil5160]

@@youngspaghettii lol

[@caniborrowapencil5160]

No it’s not, lack of empathy is found in heaps of mental illnesses such as depression, adhd and autism to name just a few.

[@Keznen]

Yeah this is a textbook example of a sociopath gone down the path of murder.

[@freedomfirst5557]

His past history and his careless attitude might be because he is a homegrown, created Sociopathic Narcissist. No guilt, no empathy, killing someone he clearly didn't want a relationship with....also because his deep rooted hatred at women, because of his hatred of his mother.

[@truenokill]

What evidence of narcissist do you see? Def a sociopath but I don't see narcissist. ?

[@kla631]

@@truenokill It's just the most popular word that every amateur psychologist loves to throw out there. In fact Narcissistic personality disorder is quite difficult to diagnose. It has quite a criteria to even be considered.

[@nickyblue4866]

How exactly is he a narcissist?

[@beaulieuonnp593]

Agreed. Sense of entitlement. Young women need education to spot the red flags. Another misogynist.

[@carolynthornton8017]

IN MY VIEW I enjoy your videos. Your voice is calm, no drama, no sensationalism, facts and clear information. Thank you.

[@sengasengana]

I found this channel only a few days ago and I love it. One of the best crime themed channels I've seen so far. If you're looking for an interesting case to cover, I want to suggest the case of Marianne Bachmeier, who shot the rapist and murderer of her daughter in the courtroom. Although the incident happened more than four decades ago, it is still the most well-known case of vigilante justice in Germany.

[@The_PixelDoctor]

Rest in Peace to the two victims, Respect for Jesse for even though she knew she was in danger she did what she felt was right.

[@viki2863]

Coffeehouse Crime, That Chapter and MrBallen! I'm totally addicted to your videos and checking every day if there are new ones. You rock! 😀💫

[@ofelia972]

Adrian, I love your channel. Thank you for all the effort you put into to investigating the cases. Especially for the respecto you show towards the victims.

[@phaedrawidney5246]

U are so pleasant during these stories. How do you stay so positive constantly researching these? Ww appreciate your sensitivity and hard work

[@perthzakugirl6288]

wow I didn't even know this as an Australian. He was super screwed up from the beginning and didn't stand much of a chance but that's no excuse either. Thank you for telling the victims story.

[@Thomas_667]

Love the content you make, you have quickly became one of my fav youtube channels 👍

[@Mainecoon_Izzy]

Many thanks Adrian another great video! This story broke my heart actually brought me to tears. I can’t help feeling so sad for Jose having a wretched mother ! Someone who is supposed to be loving, kind and nurturing. She turned him into a beast, she is the truly evil one here.....

[@dagmarsart]

Your channel and That Chapter are the best in the crime channels!

[@Him2770]

I agree with @li Han We learn more on KZbin about crimes then we do off the news. Good to see a Pom ( English person) coving Australian crimes! Much love from Australia mate 🇦🇺🍻

[@aoifeandginny5569]

I think the abuse happened to Jose during a very important stage of his development. But that happens to a lot of people and they don't murder people.

[@SAOS451316]

the early years are important. humans are meant to be raised communally, and the new nuclear family means that if parents are absent or abusive a child is not going to grow up properly. it's no excuse but definitely the reason. may these young women's memories be a blessing. i love that the new coffee shop background has variations. it makes it feel more real and cozy. the one with the kitty is best of course. also adrian it's kind of weird when you say that jessie didn't let her dwarfism hold her back. it's a disability (actually one of 200+ disabilities can cause dwarfism) and it's not like people have a choice with what they can and can't do. you mean well but it's an odd thing to say.

[@Aussie.Lassie]

This is in my state (South Australia; in fact Port Pirie is only 2.5 hours away from Adelaide. Two hours if you uh ... push it). This was reported on the news and in The Advertiser. But I believe they gleamed it, then, for the reporters, it was over. There were other backpack killers they had their sights on. R.I.P to the two ladies who had their lives taken away so senselessly. And once again, thank you for making this about the victims (like all your videos) and not about the murderer.

[@Macandfam]

You always do a great job honoring the victims thank you for that! I'm a bitbraw today because of all the small children lost yesterday 😔

[@nelldn]

I know everyone thinks of Australia being filled with great beaches. But for most people, especially if you are poor. You never see anything but sand, dust, isolation, poverty alochol/drug abuse and homelessness in the Outback. Most people stick to 1-2 hours max radius. The contrasts of wealthyish Brits coming and making a home for themselves in this paradise, is never close to any positive experience for the Aboriginal communities or even the white working class poor communities. It is really is a different world for people in any country who have privilege.

[@LeLiuOfficial]

It was difficult hearing the recount of the assault and murders. This dude's emotional state was so fragile that probably any negative thought - feeling pressured to be in a relationship, jealousy over a girl being with other guys, etc - triggered him to violence. It's interesting that they had already broken up and she supposedly wasn't even bothering him anymore, but he proactively reached out to her to arrange a meeting to specifically off her. Sounds like he felt upset or confused or uneasy about life and he wanted to take it out on her. He approached killing this girl like how the rest of us would go out for a cup of coffee. No sense of the harm or consequences. A pure psychopath.

[@rynoX88]

Wow I've been away for cpl weeks. Congratulations on the 1 Million. Sorry but it wasn't a surprise ever. You been kickin butt for months, your rapid incline w content is quite impressive. Only a few of you are truly dedicated to not only your quality but your own research. Now our real challenge is getting you to 2 Million. Can't wait!!

[@braaron77ify]

I am ADDICTED to your channel.. You do it excellently.. TY.

[@jaxsonbateman]

Hey hey hey, Adrian, where's the cat?! Or are you just checking to see if we've been paying attention to the backdrop? I loved Coffeehouse Cat! 😛

[@sandiasurfers3174]

"He's a cold blooded sociopathic double murderer but that doesn't mean his whole life should be ruined...release him when he's in his 50s...." - Aussie bleeding heart "justice" How unbelievably disrespectful Australia's "justice" system is for victim's families.

[@ninjaswordtothehead]

Exactly. They're always so worried about the criminals, and seem to ignore what the victims had to endure.

[@boxcarz]

Except, no, he's never going to get parole. He TECHNICALLY, LEGALLY "could", but it's ASTRONOMICALLY unlikely, to the point of essentially being impossible.

[@domingochavez2552]

@@boxcarz except, no. You missed the point. The fact that the law on the books doesn't believe there is ANY crime in the world that someone couldn't be given parole for is what is discussed. The core concepts. Bleeding heart screw the victim mentality through and through. Written into law. Acting like the law isn't fundamentally flawed when you rely on bureaucratic technicalities to justify it. That is some serious living in denial.

[@willcifur]

Loving the new background brotha !! Your channel is getting sharper and sharper. Upward and onward !!

[@icekitty400]

Coffeehouse Crime 1 million subscribers. Well done, even more impressive in the amount of time it took you to reach it. 👏

[@PaleHorseShabuShabu]

I can't imagine sitting next to this guy as he's calmly talking about how he murdered two women. The thought of it just feels creepy. Also, Rebecca in no way deserved what happened to her, but damn girl, don't sit there and talk about having a baby when you're only sixteen!

[@predragjo5977]

2 best youtube channels when it cimes to this kind of stuff..Mr Ballen and Coffeehouse crime ❤️

[@AntheaNairhappyA]

Thanks for sharing, this case Adrian. You be safe too. Much love from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia ✌️☕️

[@artsyhyd]

His “Dad” Quentin must be very disappointed watching from heaven what his son has done. Quentin was the one who could save him from his dark self, the only real “parents” he ever had.

[@ivyterrie356]

I'm glad he never had to see it. He was a good man and knowing that he put such love and care into someone who could do this...I really do think it would have killed him if he wasn't already gone

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

I'm off work sick ATM and I am loving your work, and I'm vonge watching your channel. My fav KZbinr - thank you for keeping me sane at this Tims

[@paulkasden9758]

another GREAT JOB making this video bro. such a wonderful job u did. Much love bro

[@Kokoshi]

"In confessing his crimes, he didn't care." Well, god forbid we judge a life downtrodden from a privileged position. If everyone you care about dies shortly after meeting them, after years of having an abusive parent & living in an orphanage, I'd close myself off attachment & emotions as well. What he did is reprehensible & deserves to be imprisoned until rehabilitated or held for those 33 years. But let's not think that unaddressed mental declination should be tossed aside as nothing. But like other cases, this highlights how little the government aids in mental health & how little many societies on this planet currently care about it.

[@joanodom2104]

Privileged, spoiled, pampered rich kids OFTEN kill.

[@diosalanegra1958]

If I told you about my life you would cry. Yet I’m in my thirties and haven’t murdered anyone.

[@aliceinanderland]

Bad take. You can be severely mentally ill and still not murder people. Of course mental health is an important factor, and emotional detachment is a defence mechanism, it doesn't shield him from criticism. Coming from a mentally ill person myself, he is an adult and should be able to recognise that he needs help. Murder isn't normal and the fact that it crosses your mind should be a red flag that something isn't right.

[@raydapunk9085]

​@@diosalanegra1958 yet. lol

[@diosalanegra1958]

@@raydapunk9085 facts.

[@DavidKDaveyOfficial]

I've followed you since the beginning! Every single video is getting better and better Adrian! (also fun fact: I'm from Oz!)

[@SHARPO17]

As a new subscriber, I love your content. I put it on while I drive for work (don’t worry I just listen) and I think I listened to at least 10 just today. Keep it up.

[@husbandryenvy433]

Congrats on making murder, heartache and the pain of others lighthearted and cheery.

[@xxCrazyIzzyxx]

This is probably a good argument as to why you can't just let people fail to raise their kids properly. It's our problem. All of our problem.

[@Candyvice28]

No one can control how people raise their kids, I don't even have kids, this is NOT my problem. You can feel guilty if you want, that's you.

[@smears6039]

@@Candyvice28 it’s not your problem until you or a loved one is brutally murdered by a social outcast. While we can’t necessarily force people to be good parents, we as a society can work towards creating institutions to step in and offer care when the parents fail. The commenter is right, it’s ALL of our problem.

[@yateleyhypnotherapy2111]

I really doubt he’s going to learn about close and warm relationships in 50 years of prison to improve his sociopathy.

[@LunaticLuni]

This is why prison is a flawed system when it comes to teens. There not gonna suddenly learn to not kill are they? Locking them up and releasing them 50 years later will just cause another life to end….