The Teen that Murdered his "Human Eating" Family...

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00:00 Intro
01:42 Texas,
05:49 The Olalde family
08:34 Disappearance...
12:22 Aftermath, Psychology
18:22 Remembering the Olalde family
21:04 Outro
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[@CoffeehouseCrime]

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[@Ru4444]

Are u in spotify?

[@Kaihegon]

Hi

[@TheSorcererAhrimanahsul]

😮Most will only watch,a very few will Act. I don't believe he was reckless or crazy, rather He Was Brave and probably making sure it didn't go any further than what had already happened. This is a sad story for sure.

[@sk8ers1ayer15]

Can you do a case on Ashley Young and Jared Chance

[@Gunsrgreat4all]

Can you do some episodes on solved cold cases in Cowlitz County Washington? Specifically the Longview/Kelso areas. For some reason the perpetrators moved to Utah and turned themselves in there after being born again JW's. Thanks.

[@paulm3316]

When I was 13, my brother was 16. Long story short -he was the nicest person ever. He developed paranoid schizophrenia. And went from that to chasing my father through the house with a axe, because he thought we were all out to get him. There were many many unexplainable behaviors that ended up in a tortured life. He never killed anyone, but he was in a prison in his mind for his entire life. Thanks for covering this. These people aren’t evil, they are sick.

[@thelittleredhairedgirlfrom6527]

I’m so sorry that happened. How are you and your family doing now?

[@pabirorotyi]

If you don't mind me asking, where is your brother now?

[@reemm6270]

I hope he got the help he needed

[@hannibalwantsahuggrande3433]

Sick people who commit evil acts

[@omgurheadsgone]

Sorry to hear that mate, where is your brother now if you don’t mind me asking?

[@goodwifeweaver]

Sounds like he was at the age when paranoid schizophrenia emerges. I worked in mental health and had a man on my caseload who was absolutely convinced that his mother was working with the CIA against him - at one point he punched out her car window and tried to strangle her. When he was hospitalized and medicated, he was completely horrified about what he had done. If this young man has the same illness, he may very well be devastated now if he's been medicated. Tragic.

[@KATYMCGINN]

💜 SADLY, THIS IS WHAT CAME TO MY MIND AS WELL. HE WAS AT THE AGE WHEN PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA STARTS TO DEVELOP. SO TRAGIC! MAY HIS FATHER, MOTHER, SISTER & LITTLE BROTHER REST IN ETERNAL PEACE 🕊🙏💜💜💜

[@Hhh-j8o]

​@@KATYMCGINNis your caps lock permanently stuck on?

[@belindahammons3193]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@belindahammons3193]

It sounds like Schizophrenia to me.

[@annehorrigan570]

@@Hhh-j8o Sometimes its difficult for people to see the small print. She's not yelling. Are your fingers stuck on the beatch keys?

[@pandoralovey8771]

I am so glad Adrian is so respectful of what’s happening; considering the case is so new, openly sharing opinion on the motive of the killer and the believability of his mental state without over exaggerating is something not many true crime KZbinrs do

[@hugazo]

I really like this channel since it provides a human perspective and don't focus on the gruesome details or the perpetrator

[@QueenofZamunda2023]

The kid is a class act. I've grown to appreciate his shirts.

[@katherine9109]

no offense but "over exaggerating" is just wrong. please lose the 'over'.

[@hugazo]

@@katherine9109 i think that it applies, it’s expected to have some exaggeration for dramatic purposes, over is going beyond that. Also nobody likes an “uhm actually”

[@hotmess9640]

Yessss!! That one Asian girl with a million something subscribers and does the mukbangs weird me out. She tells stories like they’re fantasy horror stories with the ominous background music and dramatic expressions/tone….just weird

[@spacequeen2046]

I had two friends who were both perfectly kind, intelligent, generous people before developing severe paranoid schizophrenia in their mid-twenties. One of them passed away while trying to commit a violent crime against someone who he loved, seemingly on a whim. She doesnt hold it against him and is adamant that it wasnt really "him" who hurt her, because she says in his last days he was too sick to be able to control his actions. My other friend is still alive, but its kind of like he's dead. He went from a funny, sarcastic, chill guy to being scary and violent and not safe to be around. His ex told me that she just feels really bad for him because she knows that hes literally scared out of his mind all the time. She says that inside his head, he's just absolutely terrified and cant understand why. He became convinced that his whole family were conspiring against him and had abused him and committed all kinds of sinister crimes, and he would talk about going to go kill them a lot. Shes safe and she left him and his family knows the situation so that's all anybody can do. Its terrifying that your own brain can just turn on you like that and transform you into a violent threat against those you love the most. Obviously most people with schizophrenia aren't violent-- I know plenty of other people with schizophrenia and similar disorders who are absolutely great and are living life the best they can and dealing with their problems as well as they can deal with them. But I've also known people who have been just utterly destroyed by this disorder, to the point where they are no longer themselves. Its incredibly tragic.

[@user-eh3zv1ex5o]

There's plenty of it, these days. Did any of them practice anything Occult-related ? It does give one pause.

[@DivaMsDivine]

Can we stop and appreciate Adrian still wearing his trademark flannel to bring the story to life, while roasting in a heatwave. 🔥

[@vickykeeler-schofield3744]

I know, right?!

[@Loki087]

Adrian is the GOAT!

[@Edwarddiaz21]

@@ekramer2478 still?

[@Loki087]

​@@waynegoddard4065nah,Adrian is in a different league

[@stacyward4309]

Well, it's not like he is standing outside

[@lollypee4058]

To die in the hands of your family or loved one must be horrifying. RIP to the lost lives.

[@nicoleta8964]

Or something you deserve... Love can be one sided, and vile, or misunderstood. Family can hurt you the most.

[@azazello1784]

Maybe next time people will think twice before popping out so many kids.

[@brooklynbound0]

@@azazello1784that is a disgusting thing to say. Maybe think twice before speaking nonsense. Caesar was sick, he had a mental illness. Of course that doesn’t excuse his actions. But wishing ill on the dead with the attitude “you deserve it” makes you the sickest one here.

[@stevenmutumbu2860]

All IMBICILES American will come after me but which Developed countries ypu hear a a 3 old Baby accidentally killing his or her Mother.. 3nd COMMANDMENTS SO FOLISH!

[@MyThera-zo2og]

​@azazello1784 they died cause of the mental illness he was suffering from, not because of the many kids his parents had

[@jarrod1332]

Mental health needs to be taken more seriously in this world. It’s truly a pandemic.

[@cuccicucci4480]

Also religion, too much or brainwashed by the church can cause a person with mental health issues to see things in a distorted way. Maybe he had too much religion in his life. Teens don't have Jesus as a cell phone cover. Going to church on Tues, etc...

[@sayLeotardbutsayitChinese]

100% agreed, and its only getting more extreme with higher populations and more advanced technology. I get we all need our freedoms but I think some laws need some modifications to account for the cases where the freedom of the mentally unwell impede the freedoms of others. Too many want help but dont even know they need it

[@jane1998_]

Agree

[@user-eh3zv1ex5o]

I wonder why "mental health" is such an issue these days ?.....perhaps a symptom of a soulless, godless Age ?

[@stephei1082]

I think you mean a global *crisis* ; a pandemic is a disease that spreads from person to person and can be carried globally. Mental illness doesn't spread. It's not contagious. It *is* a global crisis though, as people all over the world suffer from different types of mental health issues.

[@AmberKelly82]

I couldn't imagine being the remaining sister 😢 To lose your parents and two siblings to murder and to lose your living brother because he's the one that took everyone away from you. It's heartbreaking 💔

[@braetonwilson4296]

True but with time, she will feel better. Plus receiving the house, her parent's retirement savings, and a large chunk of that gofundme money will definitely make her feel better

[@ves6170]

@@braetonwilson4296that will never bring her family back, money won’t ever fill in that void

[@alexxander966]

"They made the decision to force their way in" THANK YOU. I am tired of worried friends and family just not doing anything. I always say, a broken window means next to nothing when someone could be potentially dying inside. What if they had a stroke and need medical attention?

[@Libellulaire]

Totally ! "Weird, no one's here when they *definitely* should be... Well, I'll call again in 5h !" Even just snooping around and checking inside could let you see if maybe something's wrong.

[@erikm8372]

Same with CPS, DCFS, police welfare checks, and more. So many cases of bad situations going-on and the authorities barely try to get in, or they believe whatever excuses they’re given. If they’re given anything.

[@bigsnakesolidboss4295]

I'd say it depends on the situation and how well you know the person and their daily routine. That would suck if you broke something to get access inside the house only to find out the reason why they couldn't answer the front door due to a fierce battle they were having on the toilet seat.

[@SpookyNerd13]

I can't imagine the absolute fear the dad's friend must have felt walking into that situation. It's pretty amazing what he did, I agree I'd say it's heroic. Heartbreaking all round, definitely staying tuned for updates

[@kaoshi_kutie]

Agreed!❤

[@SuzieQtoYou]

I definitely agree! But can you imagine how his wife felt when he asked her to step of the house. I don't know if I could have done it.

[@christianawai2589]

I truly appreciate Adrian’s ability to keep the victims as the focus when covering these stories

[@Anthony-wj6xb]

Giving credit to a man confronted with a difficult situation for his unselfish and heroic actions, is very cool, many wouldve left out. Great respect you show the victim and suspect, and you brought understanding of our legal "definition" of criminally insane.

[@fionajade9000]

I can’t imagine how the oldest sibling is feeling. I hope they are ok and find peace one day.

[@nurimannassiwa5182]

that last "...or else I'll put salt in your coffee" was so random i almost choked on my own coffee 😂 great video as always! love how the main characters of the stories aren't just the perpetrators but mostly the victims, unlike some true crime which highlights more on the perpetrators. I listen to these as a podcast on my way to work so I only catch the videos 9hrs after they're posted every time 😂 sending love and support from Malaysia ✨

[@common_VN_man]

in Viietnam, some places do put a little salt in the coffee and some like it that way

[@TheBlanketGhost]

Sounds like a psychotic break. I feel deeply for everyone in this situation, especially the oldest sister, she lost her entire family all at once.

[@madsdee7803]

Unlikely since he was lying to his parents about doing well at university. He didn't want to have to work so he killed everyone thinking he'd have everything to himself without having to work.

[@MoralesCorner]

​@@madsdee7803that's not how it works is it ?

[@solitairestarr5516]

So there is an elder daughter Diana who, along with Cesar, survives this awful tragedy. My thoughts are with all of the victims and also Diana, what a dreadful weight she must be carrying right now, I hope she has good support around her. 💙

[@MsPurplelocket]

One of the reasons I love Coffeehouse Crime is because you cover the high profile cases and stories like this which are so disturbing but I have literally never heard of? I can't believe this happened this year.

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

Same! I had no idea!

[@hll5132]

Right all the other channels just cover the same ones

[@isaiaspina8156]

Yeah it’s crazy cause he went to my school. He was a good friend of my sister and almost everyone who knew him said he was a really nice guy and wasn’t the type to do such a thing. Crazy how life works huh? It be the people u Least expect

[@sarij3950]

Paranoid schizophrenia was my first thought when I heard he believed his family were cannibals who were going to eat him. Also, when he killed his family, he did it as he perceived it, as self-defense. It will be interesting to see how this case turns out.

[@dizzieblonde]

Same!

[@malvikvran3737]

I was thinking the same. Paranoid schizophrenics can have moments of lucidity while struggling with the hallucinations

[@getgroovee6296]

Could be, but a curious fact is that he fired multiple shots at his mom, but the others only once each. The mom was clearly the target of his rage or psychotic issues. The others were merely collateral damage. That taints the cannibal story/insanity argument to me.

[@mimicrossrome]

Same thoughts

[@mimicrossrome]

​@getgroovee6296 I am a mother of child who had paranoia schizophrenia. The therapist told me that whoever is the closest, their the ones who are most likely to be the most hated and the main target of the attack

[@dirtyguava8209]

What I really love about Adrian is his soothing voice and sharp digital images that juxtaposes horrific content with an aesthetic calmness. This really sets him apart from other channels that opt to use deep voiced narratives and spooky sound effects.

[@ThePurpleYarnivore]

To grow up in a relatively normal family and then kill them, I can't imagine anything other than he really lost his shit for a moment. To believe his family would eat him must've been terrifying for him, and he probly hid some mental illness red flags from his parents, or they were neglected. Perhaps they could've been saved if he was counseled earlier on. Look forward to more details about this case and how it unfolds.

[@calli5106]

I doubt they neglected him. They are the victims here. He most likely was going through something he didn’t think anyone would listen. Plus Oliver was only 5, he couldn’t have neglected anything and I highly doubt his older sister would let her younger brother be sad if she could help. It sounds like this poor kid was suffering from something he didn’t understand and hopefully he gets some sort of help because thinking your family is gonna eat you after having a relatively nice childhood seems more like a mental health crisis than my family neglected my feelings.

[@gl00myb3ars]

​@calli5106 he may of developed paranoid schizophrenia or something along those lines. As you said, I doubt the family neglected him. They have of not even know.

[@KATYMCGINN]

@@gl00myb3ars 💜 YES, I ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH YOU. IF HE HAS ANY TYPE OF MENTAL ILLNESS, I'D WOULD AGREE ALONG THE LINES OF PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIA. ESPECIALLY SINCE HE HAD THOUGHTS OF HIS FAMILY OUT TO "GET HIM" THEN "EAT HIM" PRAYERS FOR HIS SURVIVING OLDER SISTER 😥🙏💜

[@magalym4201]

he wasnt neglected. i live where this happened. it was said he was just very depressed and kinda solo. i didn't know him but i have friends who did and thats what they say. i met his family at the fair and i cant remember if i met him or not but they were wonderful people.

[@KATYMCGINN]

@@magalym4201 💜 YES, THEY SOUNDED LIKE A LOVELY FAMILY. THIS IS SO TRAGIC 😢

[@MamaBear3015]

Adrian, you're so close to the 2M mark! I found your channel when it was still in its infancy. It's been great to see you grow this channel so much!

[@laurabustos6560]

Same! It's been awesome to see the channel and Adrian grow. Seeing him gain confidence and polish his style. It's been a great journey! ✌️

[@thefirm4606]

Me too ❤❤ now I’m in the moshpit with millions 😂😂

[@Infinitenull]

Congratulations on getting to where you are now! Almost hitting 2 million is quite the achievement. I found your channel late last year and have been following since then, looking forward to new releases every week. Keep up the good work!

[@orazha]

I find it interesting that he offered to shoot himself if the officers didn't kill him. Yet, he was afraid that his family might kill and eat him. I feel so sorry for the family and also for Cesar. He must have some horrible demons running through his head. I knew a young woman who seemed normal by quiet but, in her late teens had a break from reality. Thank you, Adrian, for telling this story.

[@captaindesperanto3325]

I absolutely love your videos. You talk about the lives and personalities of the victims and the suspects in a way that completely describes them perfectly. We get a good feel for who everyone is in every situation you cover. One of the best true crime channels on this app!

[@kateshane8277]

Always a good,well researched story told by a fellow coffee-holic, with sincere empathy and care for the victims.

[@merchantgold6327]

Stale🥴

[@Derfboy]

That was a slick sponsor segment! I didn't know it was a commercial until halfway through, lol. Good work.

[@sandrafaith]

This story just utterly breaks my heart. The beautiful smiles on this family... that little boy. What a tragedy. Poor Diana... I hope she has a good support system to help her through this terrible event.

[@tattedbaddiiee802]

It’s so sad the older sibling is left with burying her family 💔 my mothers funeral was $30,000 alone I cannot begin to imagine how the older sister feels. My god 🥲💔 R.I.P to the loved ones lost!

[@TararyzeMcg]

WHY??? Thats utterly ridiculous!! It was 1,700 for my moms cremation..its what SHE wanted knowing what a total scam & waste of $ the whole funeral burial bs is!! Its all about social/ religious pressure...plus its just gross!! The headstone was another 1500. The people who took your money laughed all the way to the bank😮

[@KataHime]

Thanks for covering all the cases you do, Adrian. This was definitely a crazy one.

[@amberg4131]

I’d love some foreign news. China, Korea,Japan, Uk,Ireland,Australia etc. in that order

[@belindahammons3193]

I think that young man has some horrible mental health issues. Sounds like he may have bi-polar or skizophnia

[@belindahammons3193]

22:07

[@jordonstadward4795]

​@amberg4131 UK crime really isn't that interesting, thankfully, well unless you want peadophile ring story's 😅

[@naninolovyou6388]

I was a Texas Longhorn cheerleader and just hearing you say home of the Texas Longhorns (not Texas Aggies) feels like such a huge HOME RUN!!! Made my day! I live in Ireland, now but I will always have a huge heart for Austin. Best city in Texas!!! Long your content…❤❤

[@GCKMimi]

Adrian, it makes my heart so happy to hear you joking around. This is just... so sad. I can't imagine how scared the entire family must have been. I'll try to follow the case to its end because I'm split between Cesar being mentally ill and the idea he may be faking it (no evidence was presented but what motive would he have?). I feel sorry for the survivor. She's going to need therapy and help.

[@Mary_Beth_Reimer]

I agree with you in that I really don't know what to think about Cesar's reasons for doing this. I don't think we have enough information about what was going on in his head at that time. I will be watching out for updates on this case.

[@5ShotProductions]

Adrian, thanks for always telling these tragic stories so respectfully! 🙏 Please keep up the good work, as a professional cameraman and video editor for over 18 years now I highly appreciate the high-quality production and the great storytelling! 👏 Best regards from Germany 🇩🇪, Philipp 👋

[@dr.charlotterodricks2861]

Thank you Adrian for all the effort you put in to your videos

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

My pleasure!

[@ninettevds]

Always great to listen to your channel. There are quite a few South African cases worth venturing into: The Modimole Monster The Griekwastad murders; and The Krugersdorp murders. To mention only a few. Love your channnel

[@saint-miscreant]

oh man, the Krugersdorp cult case is slightly insane. definitely deserves a video

[@Mylunaseas]

How sad. I do appreciate that you always approach these cases with fairness and empathy even for the perpetrator, thank you for that.

[@cathycallaghan3744]

Yet another case that is shocking and tragic, presented with a wealth of understanding and balance. Thanks Adrian ❤️

[@whosaidthat9265]

I personally think it is mighty convenient that his mental episode magically ceased immediately after he murdered his family and not himself. I don’t believe him and find that many people now know that mental health can be leveraged in their favor so they add it to their planning process

[@attinsneakers]

Still, he claimed self defense. Person acting in (what is perceived as) self defense is usually not really suicidal 🤷‍♀️

[@hll5132]

Yeah literally everyone nowadays try’s to use this a a justification it’s so hard to believe

[@jodyalaniz]

Horrible event. Great video about what happened, respecting the victims as always. Thank you.

[@mr.snippy]

We live across a family who's oldest son is apparently suffering from some type of mental issues. Because he's in his twenties, he often refuses to take his meds and will wind up in the street outside his home causing a disturbance. I've seen the cops outside their home a few times and I worry sometimes that the family will wind up dead or seriously injured because of him.

[@gabrielaandaur6877]

I work as a medical interpreter for the US and I have interpreted several young people believing and not being able to concieve other idea that everyone else around, any other human in a room might want to eat them. I really hope he gets the help he needs not only for himself but for the family who just never thought these things might happen.

[@TheJamminest]

Adrian is more than a content creator, he's a cultural phenomenon

[@romeowandrainbow1040]

Aw beautifully said, I hope he reads this 🤍

[@flufwix]

Thanks Adrian. What a horrific experience for the family. I suspect Cesar has a mental illness which was not diagnosed. Sadly often families don’t, or don’t want to, recognize symptoms in their own children. On another note, those poor cows. Another reason to ban factory farms.

[@oldmanbanjo]

Dude you should seriously consider doing a second channel with videos on disasters. I actually enjoyed the intro to this more than the rest of the video.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

I’m breaking into new content covering disasters, tragedies and strange events. Two big ones coming in a week!

[@raimusk5847]

Fabulous as usual Adrian, thank you. This reminds me of the case of Sonny Kim, a 16 year old who killed his sister for no apparent reason, it was a happy and loving home. He intended to kill his parents too, but didn’t reload the gun correctly so they survived. It’s an unusual and fascinating case you may enjoy.

[@casg1195]

I know it's going to be a good morning when there's a new coffee house crime video. Thank you for putting these out, these cases need so much more recognition

[@OshaneC92]

Hi Adrian. I love how respectful and sympathetic you are when it comes to sharing these cases. I appreciate how much work you put into researching these cases as well. Your fan from the Caribbean Island of Antigua and Barbuda 🇦🇬

[@agnesproksa59]

Me and my 11 months old daughter love your videos. We usually listen to them while I am feeding her. Beside being interested in true crime I really love the way you speak. I am trying not to loose too much from my English (sadly I don't have to use it nowadays), and also trying to make my daughter familiar with the language, so thanks for the lessons :)

[@amypaul5886]

Thank you Adrian, I love hearing you cover these sad cases. Love how respectful you do it all. Your so appreciated.

[@James-66666]

As a quiet person myself, it's the quiet ones that are the most dangerous

[@ftw1540]

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[@williamsummerson1204]

Not defending caesar, but it's possible that he had a psychotic break. Thank you to Adrian for covering this heartbreaking case. RIP to the family. 🙏❤

[@stellapret4992]

Thank you for the different crime stories you share. I was even pleasantly surprised that you even covered stories from South Africa. Love from 🇿🇦

[@Lost_In_Neverwhere]

Found your channel a few days ago. Fantastic content! Gonna take a bit to watch all your earlier videos, but I'm on it 😂

[@donnagardner3932]

Wow absolutely sad. I appreciate all the research you do to deliver these horrible cases to us. Sending you and Nero soooo much love from Wyoming USA ❤

[@azazello1784]

Just a bunch of illegal immigrants are taken out. No big loss.

[@beyondthemoon444]

You rock Adrian! Thanks for making these entertaining and super well-done true crime videos!

[@jayAh635]

My theory is that he was a depressed loner who was jealous of his sister and perhaps even thought the parents loved her more of gave her special treatment. I think he knew what he was doing. He didn't kill the visitor because he didn't hate the visitor.

[@getgroovee6296]

He fired multiple shots at his mom, but the others only once each. The mom was clearly the target of his anger/issues. The others were merely collateral damage. He won’t get to use the insanity plea.

[@chloesneddon7700]

Thanks for all you do Adrian! Me and my mum watch your videos all the time, it’s like a little tradition now haha. Love from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@elaineproctor9415]

He’s clearly ill. Unfortunately, often the diagnosis of schizophrenia is resisted under age 18 and families try to hope their way out of the obvious. It’s terrible for everyone.

[@Fenrir152]

US Geographer here! On Texarkana, a city cannot legally reside within to different states, so what you have here is two cities with the same name on both sides of a state boarder, with separate-unrelated governments. There only a handful of places like this in the US, but they represent nightmares for naming and coding geographers of the US Census and USGS.

[@staryam2441]

I feel bad because I can kind of understand why Caesar felt the way he did. Not justifying his actions, but around that age I developed extreme paranoid delusions. They were episodic but intense and terrifying. Some included my friends and family being replaced by copies that looked identical and wanted to murder me brutally after betraying me. Even when I had lucid moments, it felt real and horrifying but my way of coping with it was by locking myself away until the episode passed. I feel truly awful for his sister who's still surviving but I also hope he gets the help he needs. genuinely sounds delusional and needs treatment.

[@MsStaceyLynn]

I find your videos really interesting. I always enjoy watching them. Thank you for taking the time to tell the stories of these victims. 💜💜💜

[@SebTheGardener]

Big love Adrian ❤ I am a gardener and your videos get me through it h work! Keep it up. Thanks man.

[@quackarp7510]

made coffee as soon as i saw the notification.. love and appreciate your work, RIP to all the lost lives

[@sandrapeachey8651]

So very sad. Hi Adrian. Me and my husband look forward to sitting with a cuppa and watch your series. Thanks for your hard work ❤

[@weandourwords]

You are by far my favorite TC channel of all time. Thanks for all you do and please keep em coming ❤. If at all possible, would you consider doing the case of Kevin Davis from Corpus Christi, TX?

[@here2laff397]

The way you slid right into that Nord VPN sponsor today needs to be studied. I mean…you really are good at storytelling. Thank you. I always enjoy these.

[@sadiqalam2815]

Thank you so much for uploading, feel so sorry for the family for this story

[@tobyjackson6547]

Adrian , you are one my favorite storytellers. Keep up the great work!

[@jrmcopley]

Love your consistency, and not to mention the great content

[@mynameismyries6482]

Thank you for always putting great content, Adrian!

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

I appreciate that!

[@robertwhite3873]

You’re one of few people I watch consistently. Great work!

[@shreyasengupta3118]

Thanks for the uploads ❤ its definitely something to look forward to

[@saoirsevicteoiria2759]

How terrible for everyone involved. Although schizophrenia is more commonly diagnoised in one's 20s, it can happen in younger people, and is known to develop in some people in their teens. I am not an expert, but this is one of those cases where a medical condition seems likely to be a root cause. I can't image the terror developing the sudden belief my loved ones intended to kill me, nor what steps, in such a state, I might take. Just appallingly sad for all involved.

[@dunjae3369]

Love your content so much and every time you say "grab yourself a coffee" i gotta pause the video, make a cup of coffee and then come back to watch it 🤣

[@skachor]

There's always time to grab a cup and appreciate hearing someone's story

[@notthatjohnwatson1813]

Love the channel Adrian. Coffeehouse Crimes is definitely one the best true crime channels on the web. Thx for all ur hard work

[@LizzieSAusten]

Hi Adrian, you work is Always so good and the way you evolve is just amazing So keep on keeping on

[@joshdillon9637]

Thank you for handling these stories with grace and respect for those involved, Adrian. There's a reason I watch every single video you release.

[@Mary_Beth_Reimer]

I totally agree with you! Not all true crime channel hosts have the empathy that they really should have.

[@Rainsnowreadysetblow]

Everyday, this world makes me more and more confident in my decision to be child free.

[@romeowandrainbow1040]

Me too sister ✌️🥳

[@TararyzeMcg]

Me too🎉

[@AluraCorvin]

Thank you again for an informative story! I love the details about everyone you include!

[@MT-dh2tr]

Very sad story. Loving family RIP!

[@maddyfoyle4485]

Great video, you smash it every time 😊

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you so much!

[@annanymous03]

First time I'm catching a video this early! :D So far absolutely enjoying the story, as per usual. You're definitely my favourite true crime channel, hands down! And since you offered to answer questions within the first hour of the video being up, I've got one: As someone who's absolutely not a fan of coffee, am I allowed in to your coffeehouse too? I'm down for tea, if that helps 🤭

[@SuperLJ71]

Just wanted to say that I really enjoy the channel. Thanks so much for all of the content!

[@lillianphillips3760]

Thank u 4 being such a genuinely kind and caring human sharing these horrendous stories

[@MegaTerriermon]

Thank you for taking the time to shed light on these many dark cases. Keep up the amazing job I look forward to every video that comes out on Coffeehouse Crime also be sure to give Nero lots of treats for us! :)

[@christieinman-hall9835]

Adrian, I just wanted to say how much I love the channel! Since I discovered your videos a few weeks ago I've binged every single one. Thanks for producing such brilliant content, from one barista to another! ☕️

[@dannijohn5041]

Adrian that transition into the sponsor was SO SMOOTH 💅👏🏽

[@kendramandisa]

Love when you post as I'm looking for something to watch! Thank you for all you do for these families and for us! ❤

[@KrillKutta]

Last time i came this early I ended up single.

[@jillb7234]

Really? Gross!

[@grmpEqweer]

Dude, ya gotta work on your skills!😉🤣

[@skachor]

Is that a problem or a superpower?

[@bagel_soup2]

BRO.....

[@AngelPasillas-mt8fl]

Bruh 😂

[@SleepySloth2705]

Looking at the pictures of the killer, there is absolutely nothing behind his eyes, just an empty void

[@themagician9573]

at work, gonna watch this after, thanks for the uploads

[@Roasty420]

As a 27-year-old Latino man who grew up in Texas, I'm not sure why someone would kill their own family. There were times when I didn't get along with my father because he wanted me to dress a certain way or to live through tradition and his expectations, but none of that had ever given me any idea of wanting to kill him, then again, we all work in different ways. My mother was a great person, very caring, and was always nice to me and my younger brother, she was born in Texas though, as my father was born in Mexico. Maybe this guy was dealing with a mental illness or was under extreme stress and he cracked under pressure? Being Mexican I can tell you that we definitely do not have it easy, if anything our parents expect us to do better than them, as they were forced to work as they couldn't afford school or they had to drop out due to life getting in the way. They expect us to dress a certain way, act a certain way, and overall, follow their orders and be respectful. As a teen growing up, I pretty much disliked my father, as we got into arguments about tons of trivial things that never mattered in the first place. My taste of music for example was much different than his, as he was into corridos and cumbia, but that type of music never caught my eye. I was more into Slayer, Avicii, Chief Keef, Death, Skrillex, Three6Mafia, and sometimes it would go even further than just music. Sometimes my father disliked the things I would wear, as in graphic metal t-shirts that displayed inverted crosses, death, and war topics, and he would even complain about me stretching my earlobes, as he considered them ugly. Basically, in high school, I was your typical metalhead, who wore everything black and was a nerd who enjoyed comics, video games, and anime, it got to the point where I moved out of my parent's house and decided to stay with a friend for 6 months at his place. Yes, my father would call me from time to time wanting to know where I was, but I wouldn't tell him, and I'd just let him know that I didn't want to be near him for the time being. He would even question my career choices; From wanting to be a bassist in a metal band to being a KZbinr and to disliking the idea of me wanting to be a pro gamer. Even now, he thinks I should be a nurse instead of a computer programmer, but being a nurse doesn't really seem all that interesting to me and programmers make more money. I don't know, as I said before me and my father were complete opposites, but I'd never kill my mother or my father. My younger brother is someone I hold dear to me, so ofc I would never kill him either. If this guy killed his family because he assumed they were going to eat him, then he might be under some mental illness or mental stress, cause none of that makes sense to me. I'm a cool and collected person, always overthinking every aspect of life around me, and to kill my own family I'd have to be under some heavy drug usage to do something that crazy and stupid.

[@carrieeawbrey2830]

Always up for a case from you Adrian! Thanks for all the hard work & respect you put into each case! Much appreciated! Much ♥️& all the best CHC including Nero! All I can say bout this case is it’s truly tragic & I hope the family & friends can find some peace somehow. Wow.

[@joleenmills4907]

You are awesome! Love Coffeehouse Crime!

[@laurametheny1008]

Thank you Adrian. No matter what, there is DEFINITELY something seriously wrong with that kid. RIP family. So sorry that little monster lost his mind. I hope they take that seriously wherever he ends up and don't just set him free🙏💔🕊️😳

[@mickeynab6097]

I have a couple of cases that i learned about a while ago, first one being my boyfriend's uncle, Robert Holliday, who was murdered by a man names Lee John Knoch and his girlfriend Amanda in Oregon. I couldn't find much info on it and would like to know more about it.... And another case i learned about back in highschool through a 3 part HBO documentary series called Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills

[@belle83]

Thank you for these videos, Adrian! I really enjoy your production value and your sensitivity while speaking on these tragedies. I also like when you call the perpetrators names. Makes my day ❤🎉

[@catherinemaulidi5644]

Thank you Adrian for covering stories from all walks of life, more love from Africa, Malawi

[@NicolaGiri-je7qg]

Jo, you are my Favorite. Thank you for your hard endeavours.. Much appreciated and gratirude