The Tragic Case of Warriena Wright

[@Rmomar]

I want to confess--- I'm watching Coffeehouse with tea. Edit: This was the best comment section!!! Thanks everyone!

[@lab-testedllamba8554]

I approve ☕

[@deadanya827]

Same 🤙💀

[@nosleep-animations]

Luckily the coffeehouse has some tea items

[@AA-bm3hf]

Haha me too. I’m drinking iced tea 🥤

[@Lanyschen1992]

Same..

[@pixelp1nk]

He could've avoided a lot of this if he had just kicked her out. ...The front door.

[@cookiekaramello7498]

Something horrible happening to her being left alone at 2 AM on the streets probably seemed more likely than her scaling a 14th floor balcony.

[@Myllovve]

That’s what I’m saying to he could’ve easily escorted her out the front door. For some odd reason he chose to put a drunk girl out on a balcony when he mentioned that she had too much to drink that’s what’s really odd to me why not just put her out the front door😟

[@chilled99]

@@Myllovve I don't think its safe for a blind drunk women to be out on the streets at 2am. There are people who roams the streets looking for just such a person at night. He would have been within his rights to do it, but if something had happened to her we would be here tutting about him doing that also.

[@jprofio]

I really don't see why he couldn't have just been like "I'm calling you a cab get out". Or hell just lock her in the bathroom until you're both sober. Anything that doesn't involve a 14-story drop

[@flipboy420]

This seemingly would have been the correct response but it's not always that cut and dry when dealing with these levels of intoxication. Depending on laws where you live if you kick someone out of your residence and don't follow thru with making sure they make it to a safe location (Taxi, hospital, their own residence) you could be on the hook for criminal charges (usually a form of neglect) if they were to suffer injury or death. Sending her out the front door in this situation would have been a better option than locking her on the balcony. Calming her down and sobering up in the living room would have been ideal if at all possible or call the authorities to have her escorted to a safe location.

[@АйдоралСмертестойкий]

I feel like I'm becomin a regular at this coffeshop. Its a nice place with a pleasant owner who can tell the most chilling stories with a calm and soothing voice.

[@theblacklotus333]

😂😂😂😂

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Haha same

[@kellygrubbs915]

Absolutely! Quite a lovely coffee shop 🥰

[@microsoftpainenthusiast8096]

a guy has like one plaid shirt and nobody ever tried his coffee, but damn he is good at storytelling 😅

[@giftboniface9681]

Yeah me too😍😍

[@gabbypink2155]

He was spotted approaching random women in the city I live in recently on nights out. Girls have been talking about this too sharing stories of him harassing them and creeping them out. He thinks we are stupid but we are well aware of his name change, his history and current behaviour. We'll continue to look out for each other and keep each other safe.

[@evapektas3832]

He is dangerous but there will come a time when he will make a mistake

[@LilacDaisy2]

I just listened to the audio of Warriena, and my heart was beating out of my chest -- she was HORRIFIED by what he was doing to her. That kind of guttural scream 'No," is when something is being done to you -- and that was after he was choking her. If he's still acting the same, with the same scornful attitude toward women (his messages), I hope history does not repeat. Apparently, other women dobbed him in at nightclubs so often that he got banned. What kind of gross stuff was he doing for them to resort to that! Grabbing body parts, perhaps.

[@toddaulner5393]

You would think a guy that looks like him would have no trouble picking up women, I mean he must have been really weird and creepy.

[@evapektas3832]

@@toddaulner5393 The problem is the personality because if he is a psycho he loves to hunt women. He gets the kick from harassing women and making them feel unsafe and unsecure... We think oh he is good looking he can have a bunch of women, when in reality he is interested in the kick of creeping Ladies out.. We are judging with our mind and making wrong assumptions. Unterweger was a austichien serie killer, nobody thought he did the crimes because he was so good looking and well behaved. Fatal error...

[@evryhndlestakn]

@@toddaulner5393 it's not about the looks dude. He has a disrespect toward woman, it's about power & demeaning them. He's a misogynistic outcast. If he hasn't learnt anything he should be swatted.

[@rockingbrowneyedgirl]

"Gable was allegedly a good looking guy." The "allegedly" in that sentence made me laugh more than it should've. 🤣

[@iheartgiraffe2054]

Am I the only one who thinks that Gable looks exactly like Derrick Barry (out of drag)? Neither are my cup of tea but I can see why someone would find them attractive. Gable sounds like a completely terrible person but not a murderer.

[@hakashiuzumaki9109]

@@iheartgiraffe2054 More like that mission impossible main guy

[@Kisha_can]

@@iheartgiraffe2054 I dont know who Derrick Barry is, but I am super curious what Warrienas favorite show was, and who she thought he looked like. He looks sooo familiar, but I can't place him at all.

[@Kisha_can]

@@hakashiuzumaki9109 Who... Tom Cruise?? I see a really slim resemblance

[@hakashiuzumaki9109]

@@Kisha_can yea that guy

[@anamshah4421]

First time watching a case where he didn't actually kill her. I seriously thought he was a serial killer when writing down all the name of the girls. If he didn't record it then no one would believe that she accidentally fell. Not even me.

[@JC-tg6ex]

Yeah, I was expecting a murder video, not a darwin award.

[@annehaight9963]

It seems like he's a raging narcissist, but not a murderer.

[@emexdizzy]

In fairness to him, if you are someone with a lot of one-time sexual partners, keeping a record of who you were with and when could be useful to have for your own sexual health or in the event contraception fails and there's a need to prove paternity. I don't think a log is inherently a sign of his ego.

[@namegoeshereorhere5020]

Not only that he caught one of his dates stealing his wallet as well. Who knows maybe all the cameras were there from experience, smart idea for someone who likes to 'date' a lot.

[@jrpapi5]

@@emexdizzy correct not only that but to keep track of things in the event you are accused of something you did not do.

[@AlebReborn]

“He was ALLEGEDLY a good looking guy” Lmaoo that was the most professional “no homo”

[@UnicornRainbow]

Lmao

[@NerdInked]

He’s a power bottom.

[@Bushkaboo]

He was good looking. Not so much now.

[@idiotinspector]

I think he IS still allegedly a good looking guy. She WAS allegedly a good looking girl.

[@lsixty30]

@@idiotinspector you savage 😂

[@AlmostCouture]

I just want you to know that I have been binging your channel and I must say, your quality of work is top tier…. I would watch this on tv. Like you’re that good! Your research and respect to everyone is pleasing… all of your descriptions of American cities are spot on. Please keep up the great work! ❤

[@Ortegalikethesalsa]

"The Ford Falcon belonged to Gable. And the driver...was Gable." Me: *audible gasp

[@tgoodjenkins]

That was a crazy twist

[@yammolcho8127]

I was on the edge of my seat, I couldn't believe it. The fact the man that owned the car drove it too shocked me to my very core

[@AtomicSuperior]

suprised pikachu face

[@cressida123]

Well he was banned from driving at the time.

[@craigstevens9351]

@@cressida123 i like how none of this had anything to do with an abusive drunk girl falling off a balcony because she was making bad decisions because she was drunk

[@Psyopcyclops]

I wonder if anyone would actually believe she jumped had he not had the recording? My assumption says absolutely not.

[@flipsy9187]

There's no way he'd have been believed. We know how the media gets!

[@blakasmurf]

Nah he'd definitely go down for murder as creepy as it seemed to record the night, it's actually genius and as a guy something I've considered, as a just in case measure

[@HokeyDokieSmokie]

No kidding huh?! Looks like being a bit of a creep paid off lol

[@Psyopcyclops]

@@HokeyDokieSmokie Yeah he was misogynistic creep. Being a creep was irrelevant to the court case though. You’re letting your emotions cloud your judgement. The facts that led to her death are the only thing he was on trial for. Not his warped view on women. As strange as it sounds though, his warped view of women probably saved him from decades in prison. If he didn’t record their interaction, we wouldn’t know the truth.

[@HokeyDokieSmokie]

@@Psyopcyclopsmy judgement isn't clouded whatsoever. Her own damn fault she died. I just said that the act of covertly recording the sex you have with random chicks is a scumbag move but it most definitely paid off!

[@SlavaUkraini85]

I’m always stunned how easily people trust other people they just met on Tinder. Where is the common sense?

[@soniasuresh1865]

Agree

[@orcinusrex]

Facts

[@garethmorgan3665]

Don't get how today's hook up culture fits with the narrative that all these woman are terrorfied of men. If so many woman live in fear of men how comes so many are willing to go back to a strangers place after a few drinks on the regular ...?

[@OhItsKobi]

@@garethmorgan3665 its almost like not every man/woman is the same?

[@garethmorgan3665]

@@OhItsKobi well the impression men are given is that this is the case for most woman.

[@marthalewey5511]

Love your story telling style and that you don't just do the same stories that are constantly regurgitated on other true crime channels.

[@jamesh9174]

If he locked her on the balcony it would take her a few minutes of assessing the railing and climbing over. From the recording you know she fell within seconds of him bringing her out there, there is no way she climbed over or attempted to escape he threw her off or made her Hang so she would drop a fee moments later. He absolutely killed her. The whole recording is on KZbin anyone who listens should know he killed her it's so obvious.

[@cloverallen9608]

He shouldn’t have left her out on the Balcony, but she was becoming violent and throwing rocks at him, I’m sure he didn’t think she would try to climb over the railing

[@kokeslee]

And when you are drunk, you do some dumb shit. I don't think either of them were thinking straight

[@SkritchB]

@@kokeslee no but you surely don't lose all type of conscious thinking either, climbing over the railing seems to be a decision she would have tried drunk or not

[@tefroqr3994]

@@kokeslee Except he's an alcoholic, and alcoholics have higher tolerances to alcohol than 120lb women. He told her he was kicking her out the front door and proceeded to put her on the balcony. It's evident that she was terrified due to his threats, at one point in the recording saying "untie me"(??); he's a big guy, she was a petite woman. She clearly feared for her life, maybe even realising she had just met this guy and had no idea if he was leaving her on the balcony so he could do something to her later (rape, murder: the mind of a drunk person jumps to conclusions without much urging). He absolutely played a major role in her death.

[@kokeslee]

@@SkritchB first, its moonshine, it fucks you up till your blackout drunk. Second, she is small making it much easier for her to become blackout drunk. Third, people do crazy shit when they are blackout drunk...

[@kokeslee]

@@tefroqr3994 oh yeah! He did have a higher tolerance... and yeah that untie me part makes me question his motives.. damn good catch

[@cole5446]

Him being the creep that he is by recording the session saved himself from a 20 year prison sentence Edit: War in comments. Beware!

[@Mix_009]

The irony

[@testudo2185]

It was to prevent a metoo situation it was kinda a thing when tinder came out so people would record the audio of their date night.

[@operationd--msday]

@@testudo2185 better make sure you're in a 1 party state for recording then.

[@taydestiny38]

You call him a creep, I call him a smart fella aware of thots mentality these days and taking precautions to cover his own ass!!

[@visx1792]

@@taydestiny38 most thots aren't looking to die on their date.

[@YGK-tu8cy]

Can we talk about how this guy goes out of his way to make sure we know more about the victim beyond their tragic end by describing who they were as a person? It's very honorable of them and I really like this unique feature on how they do this kind of content.

[@nah-y4e]

no

[@whippersnapper8387]

@@nah-y4e wow you’re so cool

[@kawaiifangzz]

Kendall Rae does that... Much better as well. She gets donates all her ad revenue and 25% of her merch sales to the victims families of all the cases she covers. That's someone I believe always does the victim justice in letting you know who they were beyond the tragic events of their deaths

[@petetherealrelentless6542]

She was a victim.. a victim of her own crazy self.

[@smurfylee]

Most crime channels do that anyway, victim is always described as life of the party, bubbly, outgoing ,

[@m1586]

He should have put her out the front door, or escorted her to a taxi/ Uber and dropped her home. But locking her out on the balcony was the wrong move as in her intoxicated state, there was a high possibility of her falling. I think she was terrified, and I'm very sad she died in this way. Blessings to her family and R.I.P Warina. 💐💜

[@jamesh9174]

If he locked her on the balcony it would take her a few minutes of assessing the railing and climbing over. From the recording you know she fell within seconds of him bringing her out there, there is no way she climbed over or attempted to escape he threw her off or made her Hang so she would drop a fee moments later. He absolutely killed her. The whole recording is on KZbin anyone who listens should know he killed her it's so obvious.

[@timberline1487]

Agreed this is the most damning part of the whole thing. I think he was justified in everything up until he made the decision of the balcony instead of front door. She was out of control and it was a bad situation, but he let his anger get the best of him. His dialogue shows he became enraged and vengeful rather than "just wanting it to stop" as he claims. He decided to restrain and punish her, rather than just shoving her out the front door and walking away. He could have just as easily got her to the front door, shoved her into the hall and tossed her purse and some cab fare out after her. He could have called a cab for her or the police to come pick her up. Then whatever happened to her from that point was on her, not him.

[@GigiTee-hv4tq]

​@jamesh9174 no he didn't. It's recorded. She was out there alone, and she jumped from own freewill

[@Robinson67]

Ya, honestly if you choose a risky lifestyle sometimes it turns out poorly. I get that people don’t like his behavior afterwards, and I don’t either, but she also chose risk. Her behavior was violent, but people don’t like how he behaved after she went over the balcony. It’s kind of like, come on, her behavior was scary too and first. It’s an overall tragedy and hopefully urges people to make healthy choices.

[@alexthedeal1827]

she became violent, he got angry, she could have left too...

[@JessicaN555]

He's clearly a shit person, but he didn't kill her. The worst he could be accused of is holding her against her will because she was locked on the balcony.

[@ChrisAndCats]

It sounds like she became aggressive and attacked him first (the stones), he'd had enough and shoved her out of the nearest door - not his best idea using the balcony but he'd also been drinking home made alcohol, so was also impaired, then he panicked once he realised what happened. He might not have been a nice guy, but he didn't kill her, however. If things could have calmed down a bit, without her climbing over, it probably would have been very different.

[@Fiaw1]

Why is he shit? What did he do to her?

[@ziwawe]

@Hungti Sociopath huh ? Thanks doc

[@Fiaw1]

@Hungti I did. She is a psychopath, he was joking and he was drunk.

[@Fiaw1]

@Hungti My comments keep getting deleted. I'll check it out, but won't respond here again, and unsubscribing. Censor that buddy

[@ekbrandon93]

This is the only case I’ve seen where a creep secretly recording a girl in his apartment actually ended up helping him in court. Without the recording, no one would’ve believed that she fell on her own.

[@karlhans6678]

Sometimes it pays off to be a creep.

[@maddestruction1]

It’s probably to have proof when a woman makes false rape allegations, sad that taking precaution makes you a creep now

[@ahn3980]

@@maddestruction1 er, if he has recordings of him having sex with women without their consent, that's a crime though.

[@amdelamar5659]

@@maddestruction1 bro recording someone without their permission is very creepy wtf u mean

[@maddestruction1]

@@amdelamar5659 If a woman said she recorded when inviting a stranger to her apartment in case he does something nobody would question her and they’d probably say she’s smart. Seems like the double standards will never end…

[@Wittcassidy]

The only thing I could see Gable being charged for is maybe reckless endangerment. He’s undoubtedly guilty of being an asshole, though. A tragedy that could have been avoided. Condolences to Warriena’s family.

[@CoutureThug]

Kidnapping? She couldn't leave if she wanted to, so she tried to leave by climbing to the neighbors balcony. The audio sounds weird to me to. Why is he saying I'm letting you leave just the way you are but puts her on the balcony, that's not letting someone leave?

[@CrystalSmith-uk6hd]

@@CoutureThug He was going to throw her out undressed. Seems like he put her on the balcony to stop her from trashing his house while he gathered her clothing and belongings to get her straight out the door.

[@CoutureThug]

@@CrystalSmith-uk6hd how do you figure? they didn't state once that he was doing gathering her clothes or that she was found naked. Do you know details not shared in this video?

[@ronin4902]

Asshole? Why?

[@CrystalSmith-uk6hd]

@@CoutureThug I didnt say naked I said undressed. She went over the balcony without shoes on so she needed at least those to be collected before she left. He told her to chill or hed kick her out without stopping to collect her belongings. So clearly getting her stuff together and going straight out the door was the plan. She was beyond drunk and was out if control. Containing her on the balcony was dumb but being an idiot isnt illegal.

[@fba90130]

Man or woman, there's nothing scarier than a bad drunk. The sound of stuff being thrown around made me flinch a little. On hindsight there were many things that could have been done to prevent this tragedy but I think many people forget that Gable had consumed a lot of alcohol himself and his own judgement could have been compromised. His actions after Warriena's fall showed his character quite clearly and morally if not legally he has a lot to answer for.

[@animula6908]

Yeah, why a first date should involve getting smashed on moonshine at his place is beyond me. Sounds like a recipe for disaster from the start, but I’d have expected it to end in emotional devastation and regret, not death. This was a boatload of bad judgment on her part as well.

[@juliaboyce3345]

A real creep that's for sure. 😲😱😲. Can't trust everybody.

[@victorr2698]

The woman was the woman throwing shit around. She’s responsible for her own death he didn’t kill her. He took a violent women out of his apartment after being attacked repeatedly by her and she made the choice to go over the balcony

[@Jimmy-rd5ig]

@@juliaboyce3345 How is he a creep? She was the one that started throwing rocks at him. Why is she drinking like a fish? People need to make wise choices in life.

[@dominiqueharvey-jones5248]

​@Jimmy he recorder her! I doubt she knew it. He plied her with home made alcohol! After the first rock thrown he could and should have removed the rest! But didn't. He left her tied up after she demanded to be freed! He threatened to throw her off the balcony and to do her serious harm! He then locked her on a balcony when the front door was right there and she would have been out of his apartment and safer! Infact he stated he was taking her out the front door... so a liar to boot! And let's not forget the finale...where he walks away!!! Doesn't call police... doesnt offer to help.. nope has his lawyer on speed dial! Conclusion Alpha narrassistic creep!!!! But no not a murderer.

[@PhantomCatMusic]

He is definitely a horrible person. But he's not a murderer. Simply calling it manslaughter is probably too much as well. But this could arguably be a case of involuntary manslaughter. Laws for that are far from universal though, so I'm not sure whether such a thing exists in this specific legal system.

[@davidgafo]

What's even more horrible than him is censoring all the cursing. :( coffehouse, please stop censoring the cursing.

[@meverly4133]

I agree. Total lowlife, but not a murderer.

[@Eaawesome59]

@@davidgafo I’m pretty sure that if it’s censored it’s because the version of the audio that was made available to the public is censored.

[@jaimecoutanche5977]

@@davidgafo it's refreshing not hearing filth imo

[@bdmenne]

@@meverly4133 he killed her in his head. she complied. I bet he just watched her climb over the rail knowing how impaired she was.

[@bsharpisthesea2444]

Definitely a petty criminal and an asshole, but that doesn’t make him a murderer. There we’re bad decisions and responsibilities on both sides That could have prevented all of this. He could’ve walked her out the front door, she could have not started throwing things at him. And both of them could have not drank that much

[@Hobcore]

I was gonna say he definitely seems like a shitty guy, but if someone started throwing rocks at my head I wouldn’t be very nice either. It’s tragically unfortunate, but he really didn’t do anything inherently evil...

[@RockyTuxedoFBI]

@@HobcoreThis is going to sound monstrous, but he didn't force that alcohol down her throat either. Can there really be a determination of the degree one was drunker than the other? Both had very poor judgment.

[@TJ-zd4wm]

@@RockyTuxedoFBI From what I have seen it really does not matter if your a man. Even if a man is just as drunk or more drunk than a woman. People put all the responsibility on the man like it does not matter he was just as impaired or more so than the woman.

[@Sam-ve4tx]

I mean, to be fair, it's very easy to accidentally overdrink when you don't know what you're drinking. I also don't think she was sound of mind enough to **choose** to not throw those rocks. Trust me, as someone who's been that smashed, you don't think about much and just act on impulse. Not saying he was guilty of murder, but he definitely had greater agency in this situation. And not much in the way of a guilty conscience.

[@tefroqr3994]

@@Sam-ve4tx He also had loads more experience being smashed, don't forget his drunk driving escapade mentioned when he's being introduced.

[@WolfWaker]

I can see maybe at most reckless endangerment. He is a horrible human being. But he didn't intentionally kill her.

[@artostheimplacable4095]

He didn't kill her at all, let alone intentionally. She killed herself. I agree he is a shithead though.

[@IwasBlueb4]

who said he didnt...he was extremely out of breath

[@lowrijenkins3722]

@@IwasBlueb4 you’d be short for breath too if you were in such a state of shock that someone had literally just died in your presence. He’s an ass hole but let’s at least think logically before saying things like that

[@1wolsk]

Yeah... but he forced her onto his balcony and locked her on it. Maybe manslaughter isn't appropriate, but he should get some charges for holding her against her will. Had he pushed her out of his apartment, that would have ended things..

[@johns.1857]

Nah. It's Kidnapping and could be involuntary manslaughter. You can't hold people against their will. In this case, she was locked on the balcony and wasn't allowed to leave. In the United States that is straightforward kidnapping or false imprisonment. Either way it's a felony and has seriously prison time associated with it. How he wasn't charged in Australia with kidnapping is beyond my legal comprehension. I'm wondering if it's really legal to lock people up there against their will. This case suggests it is perfectly legal somehow. In most of the rest of the world it isn't.

[@mdiddio]

the full recording shows a lot more of what he did do, including choking her out, binding her against her will, refusing to give her her phone, etc. her fear of him was real and valid.

[@sarahcheal950]

What full.recording? I'd be curious to hear it

[@bucketree]

Absolutely

[@divinecommerce3912]

If she was fearful and in her right mind, she would have bolted through the front door immediately. No phone is worth you life. Instead, she got intensely aggressive and provoked him. Never poke the bear once they've shown you they're not mentally stable. And you'll live.

[@renatacuriosa]

@@divinecommerce3912 exactly! She agreed with the whole date night . The problem was too much alcohol, as always!

[@renatacuriosa]

Nah… he’s innocent. Unfortunately, she chose her fate here by her very poor choices!

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

UPDATE: Following small segments of the video being removed, this video has now been re-published. As with most videos I usually provide my own opinion at the end. My opinion in this case had slightly shifted and therefore I’ve taken the action to omit it entirely. It was also learned that a segment of the video detailing an incident involving a tuktuk driver was incorrectly reported. This was not known when the video was published, so I have therefore omitted this segment of the video too. Thank you to everyone who has been patient with this case. Please remember to share opinions of this case with sensitivity and care, this is understandably a very polarising one.

[@odin688]

Gable is total Trash. That’s my opinion. Shoulda got a negligible homicide charge at the least. :/

[@Psyopcyclops]

@@odin688 The abusive drunk woman trying to fight him sealed her own fate, unfortunately. She drank the alcohol. She started the fight. She told him she would “punch him in the jaw”. She threw stuff around the house. She could have called for help, but instead she *chose* to climb. It’s sad. But she was a toxic drinker.

[@Psyopcyclops]

I highly appreciate your drive to improve your videos. Eliminating bias is quite hard to do in True Crime media. It affects us, whether we like it or not. The only way *we* as viewers can make an informed decision, is if journalists seek to be unbiased. Great job mate.

[@odin688]

@@Psyopcyclops he gave her bootleg liquor that she didn’t know the strength of, bringing her into his home I see it as her safety is his responsibility until she leaves. He could have kicked her out, among many other things. Putting her on the balcony was the dumbest option. Negligent homicide by definition. “Negligent homicide is a criminal charge brought against a person who, through criminal negligence, allows another person to die.”

[@Psyopcyclops]

@@odin688 He’s not her father, and he’s not a licensed establishment with a regulated duty of care. They’re 2 consenting adults with free will. She is in charge of her body. You’re infantilising her to create a victimhood status. Besides, homemade alcohol doesn’t automatically equal stronger. That’s an assumption you’ve drawn. I feel sorry for her loss, but I’m a realist.

[@NelsonStJames]

At best I can see the guy being charged with Reckless Endangerment if that even exists in this area. Being a petty criminal, or a low life doesn't necessarily equate with being a murderer. If the guy had been charged for any of his past deeds, odds are he wouldn't have been free to get involved with Warriena in the first place; and how he ever avoided a jail sentence before is beyond me.

[@FunFunFun120]

Exactly this, the rationale a lot of people seem to have for convicting this guy is "he had it coming anyway" or something along those lines, but that's not justice. I am sure if it was a female friend the same people stating he deserves manslaughter would brush it aside as an accident.

[@RaptorFaceRumble]

Australian judicial system pretty whack

[@bemusedbandersnatch2069]

Arguably there's also an charge of forcible confinement too. I'd assume the reason they didn't go for that is because he could've made the argument that he was trying to defuse a situation so that could've been the safer option. That said, he definitely did forcibly confine her somewhere she didn't want to be which ultimately lead to her death. He probably should've gotten the conviction for that.

[@NelsonStJames]

@@bemusedbandersnatch2069 good point, Australia does indeed have that law. CRIMES ACT 1900 - SECT 34 Forcible confinement A person who unlawfully confines or imprisons another person is guilty of an offence punishable, on conviction, by imprisonment for 10 years.

[@FunFunFun120]

@@NelsonStJames Doubt that charge carries much weight when the person you confine is threatening to break your jaw and throwing objects though, which is probably why they didn't go for it.

[@NyxyPixie]

One of the things that bothers me the most is something that was barely touched on... Her phone. Listening to the recording here, I was immediately suspicious that during the time she is upset and looking for her phone (and tied up?) He offers to call her phone, and even though she tells him to, he doesn't seem to actually do it. He instead asks for her phone number even though he already has it, and he later suggests that it's battery must be dead. It seems like she does try to leave several times but can't find her stuff, eventually accusing him of stealing her phone. He later says he's going to escort her out WITHOUT any of her stuff and this seems to prompt the final scuffle that ends in her being locked on the balcony. Later after he has ducked the emergency responders he DOES call her phone and lo and behold it's... In. His. Pocket.

[@TawnyC_]

He's a sadist.

[@sarahcampbell7929]

A very respectful account by Adrian. Yes I believe to this day he pushed her off - I had heard another recording of her screaming for her life so I'm not sure what happened to that & yeah drinking something you have no idea what is in it not going to end well.. he knew.. Typical crappy Aussie justice..

[@amymuchko7106]

He didn't want to call it because he was recording and her phone may have been in his pocket.

[@amymuchko7106]

Yeah it does sound like he set her up to flip out and have an excuse.

[@valcrist7428]

Come on... you girls love that.

[@princessjenniferleeministr3129]

Love the Coffee house crime. Thanks Adrian, I love your soothing voice. And the way you are helping many learn geography through this medium. I wish you well.

[@geraldajung]

Just finished my studies now and was preparing to get to bed, and a notification from CoffeeHouse crime has popped up! Really looking forward to this case. Thank you for the video ☘️

[@geraldajung]

@@stanchai6377 hehe... there's always a way to recover the lost time.. good luck for your exam :-)

[@MisterClassic77]

I’m not saying he’s to blame completely for her death. But if he was ever held accountable for the things he’s done in the past it may have reshaped his actions in the future.

[@1ib]

100% agree

[@benjamindeh873]

Wtf? Not completely? I guess you think she was not at fault for - Drinking, of course women are not capable of deciding how much they should drink right? - Attacking him: Women should be able to insult and attack guys with dangerous instruments and guys shoulnt be able to put a door in between him and the attacker if the attacker can SOMEFUCKINGHOW possibly kill herself on her side of the door right? The idiocy... - He should have put her out of the apartment rather than in the balcony, but apparently in the recording he tried but she kept getting back in until he could push her out to the balcony..also..he was drunk - he should have called 911 Thats it, those were his mistakes regarding her death. 99% of the mistakes that killed her were HERS and HERS alone. - She decided to drink with him - She decided how much she drank - She decided what she drank - She insulted him first - She attacked him, he never did. - She refused to leave the apartment. - She jumped over the handrail. To say he was not "Completely" guilty is stupid. He made poor choices yes, and he is a bit of an ass yes, but her death was alllllllllll on her.

[@slotcar1000]

@@benjamindeh873 100% agree. And the comment you responded to said "if he was held accountable for his action in the past..." Excuse me? That man WAS held accountable for his DUIs ! The only matter left to discuss is a matter of taste. The fakt that he did not instantly call the police but his lawyer but even that is in my Eyes no ground for judgement, he was clearly in a state of shock and drunk. .

[@g4m4n4t0r]

Omg today is the best day. Passed my bachelors and new coffeehouse video!

[@karrie7102]

Congratulations! 🎉🎊🙂

[@robinelfering2568]

Congrats :D

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Congratulations Stanislava! Well done!

[@g4m4n4t0r]

@@CoffeehouseCrime ill have to thank you! I kept watching your vids as a way to keep me sane xD

[@rebeccamcgowan1381]

Congratulations!

[@AncientHebrewNeverDied]

He rang his lawyer, walked out calmly, avoided the downstairs scene, walked around and ate a Pizza. He showed no concern about his injured and possibly-dead date! He supplied the drinks and whatever else they had. He locked his inebriated dated out on the balcony. How did he not contribute to her 'fall/death'? I hope Karma comes swiftly for him.

[@GigiTee-hv4tq]

Cause she is the one who jumped .

[@noelvoss6744]

Totally agree, in the US, if a person doesn't call for help, that's considered manslaughter. He also should not have locked her out on the balcony.

[@konniej8657]

We will hear about him again.

[@alexthedeal1827]

@@konniej8657 probably not, he had 250+ dates and nothing ever happened

[@codylewis1349]

This is a tough one, he was intoxicated too so the calling a lawyer kind of makes sense, in a correct frame of mind the front door would have been better. This is a tough one I see both sides.

[@meggy0]

So, I’m likely biased as I’d met Rie a few times though mutual friends and found her sweet natured, quiet and kind. I’m glad you can look at both sides, but Gable did so much wrong. Rie we was only 5’2 and about 125lbs, he was much bigger and taller and imposing. He also took her phone, so when she refused to leave without it (as anyone would I’m a foreign country) he knew where it was and didn’t give it to her. He also knew he was being recorded and possibly could have skewed what he was saying when things escalated. I also think he was way less drunk than her, and saw how out of control she was and should have had the foresight to not put her on a balcony. But it is a tough one. But I feel so bad for her, imagine the worst night of your life defining your entire existence.

[@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564]

@@meggy0 Should have made smarter choices than going home with random dudes. Oh well...

[@kirkpatrick7475]

It was 2:00 am in the morning and I think he wanted her to calm down instead of just kicking her out in the middle of the night, hes a creep but he didn't kill her

[@chakenbacon]

@@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564 Ok incel

[@BrokenEyedVegan]

Yeah but you can’t win If he’d chucked her out and she got injured, killed, attacked or raped then people would still be having a go at him saying… This is outrageous, how dare he let a drunk vulnerable woman out on the street like that, he should be held accountable You just can’t win

[@beach2986]

He's not guilty of murder, but he's certainly a very reckless person. He set in motion the events that led to her death

[@firstnamesurname2349]

You are another crazy one who will send an innocent person in prison soon, I guess.

[@benedictjajo]

What about her inciting violence?

[@beach2986]

@@benedictjajo unfortunately for him, it doesn't take much

[@benedictjajo]

@@beach2986 she drank, she was violent... Ain't she an adult?

[@beach2986]

@@benedictjajo They were both reckless. My point is he could have put her outside in the hallway. Maybe she would have stumbled outside. She could have survived this and he wouldn't be facing all this trouble. In the end they were poisonous together.

[@SaltySlimeGoblin]

As someone who has unfortunately struggled through dealing with an alocholic family member, I can understand his frustration and why he locked her out. He is an asshole and a creep, but not guilty of anything other than that. She became violent, and was being verbally abrasive, so he locked her out. It's unfortunate that things ended as they did. Maybe he will stop drinking and become a better person because of it, but alcoholism is a hard thing to kick.

[@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564]

She's being drunk and belligerent after stupidly going home with a man that she DOES NOT KNOW, yet he's the asshole/creep? Okay...

[@jenhammer3632]

He didn't "lock her out". He forcibly confined her to his balcony.

[@ivydickson7596]

What about his alcohol problem, making his own vodka, which he is used to drinking, and which she was not.

[@lodnisroub]

Locking her out at a balcony in 14th floor? That sounds dangerously stupid.

[@directAction3389]

Good point! She was also threatening him wasn't she? I'd almost forgotten she said she'd "destroy his jaw".

[@Gustava10]

I would actually never go to a man’s place on the first date. When alcohols are involved too!

[@anonmouse15]

You are a very rare one, then.

[@tonmarinaxxzz]

@@anonmouse15 really. Women of today are that uninhibited???? I’m glad I was born in a different generation. Things were sweet and men and women respected each other. To day women are gold diggers and predatory. They want to be respected but walk around half-clothed and wonder why the guys don’t take them seriously. “Why buy the cow when the milk is so cheap”. Women make it too hard on themselves and too easy for guys. If you want a serious relationship that lis not the way to attract it.

[@It-is-me...Melsie]

@@anonmouse15 🤣 When clueless men actually think they know women! Step out of the basement Adam and live a little in the real world.

[@ronicee1222]

‘He was known as a charmer’ after showing the most creepy/ cringey text messages he sent. 😂

[@keld_rhygar]

"but its k cuz he cute lul" -thots

[@Bunny11344]

Those types of guys/msgs are what you usually block!!! I can’t believe it worked on her.

[@FairZack234]

Good looking peope get away with ALOT of shit that's considered weird I had a friend who was flirting with this girl and the shit he was saying was so damn...weird. Even my other friend pointed it out to him but hey he's good looking and she's into him

[@alexthedeal1827]

@@FairZack234 exactly, what you say doesn't matter much if you're very goodlooking

[@alexthedeal1827]

why laugh at him? maybe better laugh at all the women that fell for it? Over 250 apparently......

[@louisethefilmgirl3787]

This is a strange one. He should have let her out the front door if he wanted her to leave. If she hadn't fallen off the balcony, she would have been trapped on the balcony until he let her leave which would be false imprisonment. I get they were both drunk he should have called the police when she fell

[@briancamargo4492]

He was stuck in a hard place, because think about it trowing an alchoholized person on the street is not exacly smart either, if we factor in that it never crossed his mind that she would attemp to get down from the balcony, I think the balcony in his mind was a safe place where she could cool off and do the least amound of destruction.

[@thebranchorganics3721]

I’m Australian and remember this well.. I remember everyone saying she wasn’t wearing much. I don’t think he wanted her locked outside the apartment drunk and near naked... He put her out there to calm down for a while.. And to protect himself.. Time out for a while. He couldn’t have assumed she was going to climb over the railing. That said, he really is an insufferable individual and completely lacked any sympathy for her

[@briancamargo4492]

Obviously calling the police would have solved all this but sometimes people would rather settle things without getting police involved, and considering his past with the police I think he knew that they would not take his side. I don't think he is a murderer, this is just a case of bad decisions and alcohol.

[@briancamargo4492]

@@thebranchorganics3721 Agree with you bro, he put himself in a dificult situation because of his lifestyle but his not a murderer.

[@MegaRagingBunny]

its like you have never been drunk in your life :D

[@UmatsuObossa]

His weird habit of recording himself definitely saved him from being convicted.

[@benjamindeh873]

I think I am gonna start recording my dates after hearing this.

[@jenniferallen4420]

@@benjamindeh873 it isnt a bad Idea for men to do this actually. I mean all a woman has to say is he raped me and it could not even true but everyone will just take her word for it . Its a good thing that he put cameras up especially with him partying alot and picking up drunk girls. They could easily accuse him of something.

[@HEARTS-OF-SPACE]

How is it weird?!

[@BITCOIlN]

@@jenniferallen4420 If I was ever a playboy like him I'd definitely think about monitoring in my apartment as well.

[@samsong24]

It's like Groundskeeper Willie in that sexual harrassment episode of The Simpsons :O

[@justinbarion2269]

This is the first true crime that I have ever heard where a creep was saved by their creepy recordings!

[@butwhole4186]

Men have to do that now in today's world.

[@iiKiboshii-c3z]

If a woman starts assaulting me, yeah. Also had a friend who got fired, and a short stint in jail, because a girl flagged him. She admitted to lying at a later party. He didn't get his job back. No chances these days lol

[@landang7906]

@@iiKiboshii-c3z With all due respect to the deceased, Ms Wright was no angel either, assaulting men etc...

[@nataliasophia32]

@@iiKiboshii-c3z Not the same situation. It would be 100% fine if he put her outside the apartment complex and she died while endangering her life out in the open. Here, she was imprisoned on the balcony with no way to exit and seek help. He is not a murderer but not completely innocent either. I hope that you do understand that standing up for him and portraying him as completely void of responsibility isn't right. It just makes you look one-sided and that shouldn't work for women or men.

[@denisenunez333]

I feel bad for her family , but she got too drunk, regardless of his character, she was still an adult, she got drunk and she got aggressive, he might’ve been cocky but he’s not a murderer or a woman beater, and yes he could’ve threw her out the door but he was probably considering it was the middle of the night and a drunk woman on the street wouldn’t have been safe either…… I’m sure he didn’t think she would jump off the damn balcony 🥴

[@user-rx4jg8lq7h]

With the way he acted after release plus the recordings, I have no doubt he could have progressed to murdering dates, and that maybe he even had a voice in the back of his mind that maybe she will fall off (in the recordings he also says something like "you are lucky I haven't thrown you off" so she may have genuinely felt in fear of her life). But the point is he did not yet commit murder here. He was negligent but also he was being pelted with stones which is genuinely abusive from her side so that is a mitigating circumstance. So I understand you can't and shouldn't convict him for this. I do suspect he wanted to show her a bit that he *would* be capable of murdering her. Still his shock at actually contributing to her death shows that he wasn't determined to do so, it was perhaps a thought that played in his mind. But if later it turns out he murders another girl, I will not be surprised at all.

[@KnockknockNox]

Apparently in the full recording she asked him to let her go home and he declined because she'd been "a bad girl". I read this in a recent comment. Everything would've turned out differently if he'd just let her go home. He's an awful person.

[@Hanuki]

Exactly my thoughs, two grown adults in a bad situration she equally responsible for her own actions as well as he is, doesn't make him a murder makes it a situration gone bad. Simple. My opinion: I recon, he put her on the balcony to contain the issue being her hostile behaviour... secondly, he's an alcoholic doesn't even know his own limits so shouldn't have been responsible for someone elses.

[@meggy0]

While this was a horrible accident, Gabel could have done a lot differently too. Locking someone out on a balcony is super irresponsible and she was much drunker than he was (he sounds/looks pretty lucid in the time after).. He also hid her phone so when she refused to leave without it, he knew where it was and didn’t give it to her. The other is that he knew he was being recorded. I wonder if, as it escalated he was skewing it to make him sound better.

[@tershii]

@@meggy0 what makes you say he hid her phone. No-one else was really there and he said he would ring her phone so they could find it. Even still if I was in a position he was, I would have known that the police arrest people that drunk in public if he was concerned for her at all (be that on the streets or what he wanted to do to her for throwing rocks at him) calling the cops would have got her put in a drunk tank and I think that would be legit pay back for the rock thing. They both be fucking morons what a stupid situation. Why didn't he call the cops fuck. I'm just gonna say it though Dude is really Fu*$ing hot.

[@oshawannacracker7625]

Imo he didn't kill her, but he's still a huge jerk. It was stupid to put her out on the balcony and it was clear he didn't really care that she died

[@zahocrab]

That’s not a crime tho 😂

[@Bettersucksaul]

@@zahocrab they said he was a huge jerk is all

[@purplespottedcow]

Agreed, he may not have murdered her, but he is a piece of trash...

[@shahidabdoullakhanzorovr1564]

Maybe he got confused and mixed up the door with the balcony.

[@RedGold999]

Pretty sure you are forgetting he was dead drunk too, so not really right to blame him or call him a jerk

[@thegaymingavenger]

Shoutouts to the manager who gave this guy a lifetime ban after stalking and creeping out women in his establishment.

[@captainthrall]

Guy goes to a bar to pick-up girls: oh my god he's a creepy stalker! Girl goes to a bar to pick-up boys: oh she's an innocent victim!

[@Emogothgirl87]

@@captainthrall incel spotted

[@dr3dg352]

@@captainthrall if stalking, predatory behavior is your idea of "picking up girls", I would recommend trying a different approach.

[@IchaLavender]

It's true that it's not a murder, but his absence of remorse whatsoever is troubling

[@listey]

Well yeah he has Asperbers so obviously he struggles with this.

[@jaggafeen]

he had done nothing to be remorseful of

[@cody7790]

Where is his absence of remorse?

[@cody7790]

@@jaggafeenmy thoughts exactly

[@ericr4479]

You are so kind to talk about the victims and not allowing their story to fade away

[@setheheart4911]

They couldn't tell how tall she was after the fall? WOW. So basically, her body fell apart on impact. So sad. Poor girl.

[@LordFranklen]

yes she was pretty much a pancake, if you imagine falling 14 floors and landing on your feet imagine what that would do to your legs and spine

[@alexisgordon2759]

Yaaaa she didn't rock the boat

[@emilymulcahy]

She also hit two different metal railings on her way, she was broken broken

[@punkgothichick1307]

It was her fault

[@emilymulcahy]

@@punkgothichick1307 I don't disagree, but it's still a tragedy for her family

[@pamelamoody2584]

He is a Jackass, but he isn't a murderer. She made so many mistake that cost her, her life.

[@JkTheMixer]

What mistakes? Meeting someone alone? Drinking too much of something she didn't know the contains of? Not sleeping on the balcony or breaking the glass doors? He isn't a murderer, but he did directly cause her death. This man must have wealthy parents or something, no way he could be considered completely innocent to her death.

[@pamelamoody2584]

@@JkTheMixer and that's all on her. Meeting someone you don't know, and then going back to his place. Drinking until she she became drunk. Climbing on a railing intoxicated. Her mistake. Not looking into his background.

[@noelnoni7310]

@@JkTheMixer she attacked him first, then he threw her out like any selfrespecting person should. Then she jumped out of the balcony herself. He’s only at fault with hindsight bias of locking her out

[@stevenarmonia4869]

Lucky for him he had that all recorded.

[@alexxxaification]

@@pamelamoody2584 seems a bit like blaming the victim we should all be able to do those things without being killed.

[@vagrantastronaut]

I wish people would realise that it's not inherently suspicious for someone to call their lawyer soon after an incident has occurred-it's smart. That said, the way this guy chose to act after realising what had happened was morally wrong. He should have called emergency services for Warriena immediately.

[@Breakingcraft]

You are wrong. Its wrong to not call the emergency services at the first moment. No normal person calls your lawyer before the ambulance if you hit someone with a car. And there is no reason for a normal honest person to have a criminal lawyer.

[@cathybassett6432]

That was the whole point. He called his lawyer FIRST and then 911.

[@Monterey96]

He’s one of those guys that NEEDS tinder because as soon as he opens his mouth any girl interested in his appearance is gonna be made uncomfortable by his social awkwardness and narcissistic personality

[@keld_rhygar]

You'd think that but actually, unfortunately, nope.

[@durian111]

You dont go to tinder to get a marriage proposal, are you that dumb, people go to tinder to get smash and leave.

[@Kisha_can]

@@keld_rhygar How would you know, did you know the guy?

[@Walamonga1313]

You're wrong, women like that. Women like difficult men. And obviously he's a handsome dude, so he's the whole package

[@breecollins7715]

@@Walamonga1313 Some strange women like the thrill of dangerous men. Some women like difficult men as they like the challenge and get bored easily. Some women want a nice, romantic and respectable man. He's definitely not the whole package.

[@coulterry67]

He's still being a creep on Tinder today, changed his name and a woman has complained about him recently. With Ms Wright the fact she 'fell' to her death is one thing, his reaction afterwards is questionable

[@dude2100]

Um take a look at their repulsive text messages. YIKES. No self respect

[@punkgothichick1307]

Ya but it was self defense. She is an adult and should have known better

[@Tinyfurball]

Women like her put themselves in that position. Which is different from what happened to me. Someone who got Sexually Harassed in Costco. Nonstop but was blamed instead. Don't pity this woman, at all. She got drunk, as well.

[@vincent67239]

She “fell” to her death? Yeah, you’re right; “fell” wouldn’t be the right way to put it. It would be more like, “swan dove”.

[@mandarina4157]

@Burnt Toast u ok in the head?

[@DonnaLena1]

This toadstool wasn’t guilty of murder, and the victim didn’t behave any better than he did BUT he actually kept her there against her will. The appropriate response to her provocation would have been to put her outside the apartment with her belongings. By locking her on the patio, he placed her in harm’s way. He’s clearly lacking in empathy as well as moral character. Good luck to any women who cross his path in the future.

[@fat_baby_]

>party with moonshine >respond appropriately to provocation You can only pick one

[@JoeVahns]

They were drunk

[@karencorban607]

@@JoeVahns it’s not an excuse ....... the woman was intimidated. He’s an abhorrent human ..... and if you don’t know what this means look it up. I hope that in some way he gets.exactly.what.he.deserves

[@__1201]

Yes I agree, but she complicated matters by being belligerently drunk and throwing rocks in his apartment. Im not sure if this is the part where things started being physical, but the girl had pretty poor judgment up until this point anyways, and it sounds like she may have had trouble with alcoholism (or gauging how many drinks she actually can handle) as well. There has to be some blame put on the victim for her own death, and I think the jury ultimately made the right decision. However, they should have went after him for kidnapping since he did lock her out on the balcony against her will. He's lucky the case was tried in New Zealand though. While I'd be shocked if he got a guilty verdict, I could absolutely see a jury convicting him of manslaughter over here in America.

[@RockyTuxedoFBI]

@@__1201 Can there really be a determination of the degree one was drunker than the other? Both had very poor judgment.

[@PainMonkey]

If you asked my judgement, I'd have called it manslaughter, or reckless endangerment at least. I know drinking was planned but I wouldn't try my homemade killer moonshine on a stranger the night I was planning on smashing them. And though a wrecked Wright was obviously getting dangerous, the guy knew the balcony was by far the most dangerous place in his apartment, and he probably only trapped her there because he was hoping to get more time with her. No sentence at all seems very insufficient.

[@donderstorm1845]

disagree. it'd only be reckless endangerment if he forced her to drink alcohol. there's no reason to expect her to suddenly jump off the balcony. he "trapped" her there so that she'd cool down. she'd been attacking him and throwing rocks around his apartment, you know. the door was much farther away, and she clearly wasn't willing to leave herself. he literally wanted her to leave and she wouldn't. it was just a stupid drunken decision to try and climb down the balcony. one of those people who can't handle alcohol. he's a massive douche and an asshole but not a killer.

[@KaienShirayuki]

Disagree. He's not guilty at all of her "lack of judgement" to put it nicely that led to her death. She was aggressive. She jumped off the balcony. She killed herself. End of story. The man bears no responsibility whatsoever over her death. On the other hand she was the aggressor, and he locked her out to cool down. You dont throw rocks at someone and expect everything to be fine. Besides, he was found not guilty. In this day and age judges and jury are trigger happy about putting a man in a jail over a woman's death - which means he was crystal clear on the trial, and he wasnt charged with anything else during or after the trial People will put blame on him cause "man bad" and "women never wrong"

[@marilyndoll2929]

@@KaienShirayukiJust because u dont get convicted doesnt mean you didnt do it..second, he stole her phone so she defended herself my telling him ill break your jaw so she can have her stuff back..He got mad and was choking her u can hear before he threw her off the balcony.He is a murderer.

[@rn6447]

Obviously you haven't heard the full recording where she's screaming live a possessed demon.. punching and biting him. He did ask her to leave several times ... Including taking her to the door but she continued kicking screaming and carrying on like a demon. In my opinion she's only got herself to blame. She was an adult no one forced alcohol down her throat. He's not her babysitter if you're old enough to meet up with people on dating sites you damn well better old enough to be responsible for your own safety.

[@rn6447]

@@marilyndoll2929 He didn't throw her off the balcony get your facts straight. And she was an out right demon. If you went out with a guy on a date ....complete stranger and after a few drinks he starts telling you he's possessed and starts kicking and punching the shit out of you Including biting you... are you just going to sit there and TAKE IT !!???? NO YOU'RE NOT ! You'll be the first to defend yourself male or female EVERYONE has the right to defend themselves!!. And be asked her to leave So many times yet she carried on like a freak'n demon.

[@VaivaPaula95]

He contributed to her state simply by providing her alcohol. He didn't encourage her to drink and most definitely didn't force her or spike her drink unbeknownst to her. He couldn't know that her response to getting drunk is getting violent. He told her to get out, she refused. He wanted her out so in his intoxicated mind this could have very well be 'I want her out, if she refuses the front door she can use some time in the balcony'. He couldn't have known that she will decide to 'leave' by jumping into the balcony below when just minutes ago she was told to leave (like a normal person, through the door, you know) but refused. It's unfortunate case but he's not a murdered and being an asshole is not a crime.

[@Mistarpotato]

Very well thought out view of it all.

[@sallycinnamon4568]

How would it have been more difficult for him to push her out of the front door rather than the balcony? Surely it would have made more sense to get her out of his apartment then call the cops if she continued to make a scene.

[@BITCOIlN]

@@sallycinnamon4568 Bear in mind he was drunk as well, he did his best to cool her off.

[@VaivaPaula95]

@@sallycinnamon4568 he told her to get out, he was even heard screaming at her 'get out'. If she refused and he didn't want her banging like a madman at his door and waking whole neighborhood up, he might have very well thought 'okay balcony will do'. He was drunk. We can try looking for logical explanations all we want but we will never know what was on his mind, and 'it would have made more sense' argument doesn't work. He was drunk. If you need proof that drunk people don't reason properly, then the girl herself is a very good example. I can guarantee that 'jumping out the balcony' surely would have made no sense to her if she was sober.

[@VaivaPaula95]

@@Mistarpotato Thank you :)

[@beekay9607]

He made a huge mistake locking her on that balcony. He’s not a murderer though. I wouldn’t take someone I just met to my house. Nor would I go to the house of someone I just met. She was throwing good size rocks at him AND his whole fancy apartment was full of glass. Anyone would get angry. He should have just called the police. Two young, attractive people with their whole lives ahead of them.

[@jessicasmith6873]

He through a girl who was clearly drunkenly unstable enough to throw rocks at him on a balcony 17? Stories high. Yeah he is very much responsible for his death. No one is that stupid that they couldn't foresee what happened. I'm sure he watch bemused as she climbed over the ledge.

[@beekay9607]

@@jessicasmith6873 He wasn’t responsible for her choices. Where is her responsibility in going to his house, drinking, and climbing over that balcony? The balcony was safe. She could have stayed put. And here’s the thing, it doesn’t matter if he was pleased that she was climbing over. Plenty of people are pleased when bad things happen to other people. That doesn’t equal murder. Him being a creep also doesn’t equal murder.

[@ake5958]

​@@jessicasmith6873 @Jessica Smith I'm very sober right now, and if I was him in that situation, I wouldn't have foresee that she would try to climb down the balcony and fall. He's not the one that told her or forced her to climb over the balcony so therefore his responsibility to her death is pretty much minimum. (but yeah, if it was me, I wouldn't lock her in the balcony, I‘d either kick her out of my house and call her a cab back to her hotel or leave her in my house to calm down while I go out for a walk)

[@jessicasmith6873]

@@beekay9607 oh well then in that case if would please me if you didn't breed. I won't say it would be pleasing to watch you die but you saying its ok he happily watched her die rather than stopping her makes me think it wouldn't be completely unpleasant.

[@beekay9607]

@F. Friedrich Kling Hauss Ok, but how does that equal that he murdered her? Everyone’s replies are like “but he sucks”. This is true. But he didn’t murder her. What are they supposed to lock this guy and throw away the key for exactly? Her lifestyle sucked, too, btw.

[@dallasdobson8831]

The young lady was getting violent with him . The recordings showed that even through intense anger he was trying to stop her. How was he to know she would try that? The guy seems like a knob but not a killer. Let me also state that it is tragic that young woman lost her life. I’d willing be willing to bet that lots of us have been way too intoxicated and lived to tell the story. My heart goes out to her family and friends.

[@earthredalert]

Agree, most people have been this drunk and been in situations which could have killed them/got violent. Definitely a first-class zhitty person (made worse by drink) but I think he put her out there to shut her up/let her chill, in his drunk idiotic mind maybe he thought it the best thing to do considering her violent behaviour. The series of decisions she made which led to her death are her responsibility and hers alone. Condolences to her family but there is no crime here.

[@Gurfi28]

That‘s what bothers me: People excuse her behavior because she was wasted, but then blame him for her actions in the same sentence. He probably was quite drunk as well. If that exculpates one of them, it should both of them.

[@AbeusMaximus]

@@Gurfi28 I'm sure it has everything to do with her being a female. Reverse the sexes in this situation and I'm sure everyone would only be talking about how dumb the guy was for killing himself and what a violent jerk he was acting like beforehand. I find it so weird people want equality for women, but it seems they get treated like children at the same time. I choose to believe women have their own agency and are just as responsible as men for their own decisions/actions, good or bad.

[@thebtchthathikes1008]

@@AbeusMaximus yup it got what it got 🤷.

[@cl1cka]

Nah he is definitely guilty of creating the situation that led to that. Involuntary manslaughter. You don't lock a person on a balcony - you throw them out the front door. And a really drunk person as well. You also don't record without consent. All in all a psychopath, that gets bailed by daddy....Well a psycho doesn't really feel love for daddy and one day he will get drunk and delete daddy to get his inheritance. After all - there have never been any consequences for his actions before, why not? To drive 4 times over the limit, run from the police and endanger people around you and NOT be in jail is laughable.

[@blackraven763]

Very sad. Lesson to be learned. Never go to a man's apartment/house when you don't know him and it's just a FIRST date!! Ugh.. if only she told him no when he asked her to go to his place. Now he's scot free to do whatever he pleases and she's rotting away buried 6 feet under. What a tragedy. 😢

[@XxMrBlackSkullxX]

I really love your wrap ups. They lament the loss of the victims without glorifying the killer, and they feel very genuine.

[@TenthElementGraphics]

Years ago I had a girl come over to my place to 'have a good time', she got totally wasted and started acting crazy and violent and I kicked her ass outta my house in the middle of the night. She ended up having to hitchhike home. After watching this, I can only imagine if she had fell asleep in a ditch and froze to death or something if I would have been held responsible. And unlike this guy I wouldn't have had thousands of dollars to throw at lawyers and bail. I think the real moral to this story is simply: Alcohol in excess brings out the worst in people and makes every situation much more volatile. Drink responsibly or don't drink at all!

[@colviolet4066]

Exactly and yeah most of us would have hell to pay for much less. Something to remember with alcohol is that it is a choice. And the consequences must be dealt with even if nobody wants to (aka a girl throwing a tantrum) ive had many-a-time where I REALLY didn't want to be there or have them there but violence.. suicide and death threats can be a pain in the ass and more often than not it was my/our responsibility to watch out for them. Big reason why I stopped drinking, and why I don't try to choose what people do, I choose what people im around.

[@shannondarling5311]

It begs the question though, why did he lock her on his balcony instead of kicking her out? The difference between what he did and what you did is, in his situation, he didn't give her a choice. He took away her freedom to leave. In America, that's kidnapping at least.

[@TenthElementGraphics]

@@shannondarling5311 Why did he lock her on the balcony? Simplest answer: The brilliant decision making of alcohol strikes again.

[@shannondarling5311]

@@TenthElementGraphics you have a good heart. Although, he didn't sound very drunk and it's stated several times he's a seasoned drinker. I tend to believe it was, at best, out of spite but, at worst, something more cruel or sinister. Either way, Noone has the right to hold you against your will.

[@sg9889]

That’s why Alcohol is Haram

[@Val-du7wb]

Defiantly this channel is becoming one of my favourites. Love the calm, balanced approach. Keep up the good work guys.

[@DTJ2024]

Why can’t anyone spell definitely? 😩😩😩😩

[@cheshirecynic3061]

@@DTJ2024 Because they're defiant in their refusal to use dictionaries or spellcheck. There are also too many people who don't know the difference between "they're," "their," and "there." Furthermore, it's infuriating when people spell a word properly, but fuck up its apostrophe, like with "it's" and "its." Finally, since the 2000s, I have noticed a plethora of folks who insist on inserting an apostrophe into decades, which would lead to fully-written-out nonsense, such as "the two thousand's," or even abbreviated asininities, like the dreaded " '00's " (extra spaces used to highlight incorrect punctuation). *This programming is brought to you in part by generous contributions from the Graceful Grammar Group, the Community Comma Commission, and the Allied Alliteration Association.

[@atis9061]

why defiant? you were resisting it, then?

[@southernbandit93]

Part of me believes he didn’t have anything to do with her death, the other part of me believes he may have threw her or forced her off the balcony. If you listen to the whole voice recordings, you will hear her scream “NO!“ about 30 times

[@awiimurphy4561]

Yeap also when throwing rocks at him 🤨

[@skycloud4802]

@@awiimurphy4561 very suspicious isn't it? I hope other women learn from this and avoid this man at all costs.

[@thomasanderson2384]

@@skycloud4802 He's going to pay one way or another

[@marilyndoll2929]

@@awiimurphy4561 where is the evidence she threw rocks at him?..him saying it isn't evidence..someone that records knows what to say to manipulate the situation his way.

[@awiimurphy4561]

@@marilyndoll2929 I didnt make it up watch the video obviously something was said for me to say this comment ..move on bye

[@kenkaaneki4568]

Coffeehouse Crime, if you read this comment i just want to tell you that your content is amazing, i love listening to these murder cases! well done on 420k subs btw! so close to 500k

[@mynameisnothere9465]

He's one of two channels (other is ThatChapter) of which I watch every video even if it's a case I know well. Mike on ThatChapter is just so great to watch and on this channel there are frequently details about the victims and killers that I had not heard elsewhere. He is so great at finding the best details but not assuming things or exaggerating. Still facts, but he just goes deeper than other channels into the backgrounds and personalities of everybody. I appreciate that so much. He also humanizes everybody and is an amazing narrator.

[@seniorvenusdigital3904]

yeah officer right here

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

Hear hear!

[@deskpotatoe]

@@mynameisnothere9465 agree , they’re both similar but different ! I think the two channels compliment each other

[@kenkaaneki4568]

@@mynameisnothere9465 Thanks for telling me about ThatChapter! It's a really good channel too

[@Noemircola]

He was definitely a weird guy and definitely shouldn’t have been recording without their knowledge but at the end of the day those recordings saved him. I don’t believe he was guilty of murder just very awkward behaviors

[@megaflamer]

all things considered the things he was doing isnt actually that bad, as was reflected by the judges verdict. The recording is probably the wisest thing he ever did. The incident is a tragic accident caused by two extremely drunk people who both should have known better. Now is he a colossal douche? absolutely! but not one deserving life in prison.

[@Hanuki]

In his defence, if someone turns hostil at your when there alochol involved recording the situration is probably the best thing to do, because it can be seen as evidence in court, if she had of acused him on Rape or Assault. Audio is often the best way, because you put a camera in a hostil persons face it tends to rile them up.

[@Noemircola]

@@Hanuki I understand, but if you listen, he was doing this with all the girls he brought over. I mean, I don’t know if he was telling this girls, “hey I have cameras” but I doubt it

[@MugenNiFukuzatsuna]

@@Noemircola He probably did it because he had some bad experiences with some behaving violent or stealing. Hell that one girl ran with his fucking wallet. And he knew if there were issues it would be his word against theirs. And that doesn't go well.

[@aurorahill9551]

And of having a very rich daddy who bailed him out all the time. This is my neighbourhood. I remember people being angry about this.

[@MrRickle]

It sounds like they each sort of met their match and the shit flung from there. They both sound like horrible drunks, aggressive, nasty, rude, and literally crazy during intoxication, the two tangled and it wasn’t going to have a good ending.

[@aj2228]

And that’s why he’s guilty!

[@dr.coomer789]

@@aj2228 no

[@beechhilllabradors]

@@aj2228 no

[@rickslick.]

no

[@hyrulenick]

@@aj2228 no

[@sherridillon2767]

Don’t go to a man’s room or apartment on a first date…especially if you don’t go anywhere else. You could see his intentions weren’t honorable

[@toddaulner5393]

Unfortunately Tinder is for people who are loose in their morals usually.

[@swansmeister]

Well nobody forced her upon the alcohol, she drank it herself and she was throwing rocks at him and breaking stuff and becoming more and more aggressive. Yes he shouldnt have locked her out on the balcony but he would probably let her back in even if that took an hour. Her making the decission drunk or not to crawl down is her own doing. Not saying the guy is a good person but it's not directly his fault she fel down.

[@Robin_Coffins]

@@swansmeister still dunno why he didn't escort her out the front door?? Putting her on the balcony was an absolute shit move and ended up being the biggest mistake.. wouldn't you just want her gone from your place? He's a shit human with 0 empathy.

[@adrianahalmi3337]

Exactly… how can you meet someone for the first time and you just go to his apartment… get deadly drunk and she wasn’t an angel either… if you become aggressive after drinks don’t do it… the way she threw stones in him… he was drunk too he could have got her killed right there… what a behaviour from her… and he’s a spoiled brat!!!!

[@thinkaboutit7483]

@@adrianahalmi3337 Yes don't drink with someone you barely know, better yet don't drink at all.

[@ginaanderson6988]

He's a POS person but, he didn't murder her. Sadly, this is the consequence of several poor choices she herself made that night.

[@ElliotScottDating]

BINGO! Thank you

[@catc6050]

Exactly. I don't understand how they were trying to charge him with murder or even manslaughter. Maybe reckless endangerment but def not murder. There were unfortunate circumstances that led to her death that they were both to blame for. He's pretty creepy and quite weird but he didn't kill anybody

[@annika_panicka]

What does POS mean? If it's something I should know, forgive my ignorance.

[@catc6050]

@@annika_panicka lol it means piece of shit

[@annika_panicka]

@@catc6050 Oh-Lol-thank you! I thought it might be an abbreviation for some psychology or criminology terminology.

[@rochellevandyke3593]

This was national back in Australia. It was sort of hard because Warriena was intoxicated, and was getting physical towards him. He recorded for his protection and when you hear the recording, he seems calm whilst distancing and protecting himself. How he handled the aftermath is very weird.

[@Ari_elf95]

I agree it’s tricky but why put an extremely intoxicated/agitated woman out on a balcony and lock her out? I think he should take some fault in that

[@rochellevandyke3593]

@@Ari_elf95 i think she may have a problem with alcohol as it made her more aggressive. I also think Gable should've called police to take her out of his apartment. It's unfortunate during her drunk state she made the decision to climb over the balcony, but how Gable handle the her death was not responsible. I will say, as much as him recording everything is weird, in that event if he didn't he could've gone to jail.

[@rochellevandyke3593]

@@Ari_elf95 i think she may have a problem with alcohol as it made her more aggressive. I also think Gable should've called police to take her out of his apartment. It's unfortunate during her drunk state she made the decision to climb over the balcony, but how Gable handle the her death was not responsible. I will say, as much as him recording everything is weird, in that event if he didn't he could've gone to jail.

[@karrie7102]

I agree. I don't think he legitimately anticipated her trying to climb down, nor do I think any sane adult would think that anyone would either. I think people forget he was intoxicated as well, and thinking slower/less clearly also.

[@urk5204]

I feel like he manipulated her into jumping off the balcony. After he made that statement about throwing her off the balcony, I feel like he intended to make it happen. He knew exactly what he was doing

[@j.a.n.7519]

The one type of crime story I can never finish: when both the perpetrator AND the victim are repellant (never mind what friends and families say; in their descriptions the victim is always a paragon of virtues).

[@900108Chale]

YES! As a close friend always says: All the death were wonderful humans, lovely and honest...

[@whitedragoness23]

@@900108Chale eh, it’s said for out of respect to the dead but I cringe that one episode where the victim was a mother who often left her child in the grandparents care to party and be wild… And it was so AKWARD to watch knowing she ended up dead to to I think overdose plus being out with a serial killer or something but she was majorly flawed a

[@admiralofcuteness]

Generally agreed, but not sure how that view applies to this case. As I see it, the worst that can be said about Warriena is that she's an angry drunk when 3x over what should be her limit. The guy, however, is a douche.

[@Elzzaw]

@@admiralofcuteness 3x over the legal driving limit, that's hardly anything for someone who parties a lot.

[@kate8142]

@@admiralofcuteness "Douche" or not, he's not a murderer. He tried to do the right thing and escort her out of the front door, and in her angry and drunken state, she kept pushing past him and assaulting him with his own property in his own home. The only reason he ended up cornering her on the balcony and locking her out was because it was his last ditch effort to stop the assault upon himself and allow them both to cool off. Who would assume anyone would take a swing at dropping off the balcony of a 14th floor of a building in an attempt to swing into the apartment below? Even black out drunk, that's a far stretch. Most blackouts may end up in a minor brawl or some accidental hook up, but no one expects someone to chance an accidental suicide jump. You have to remember he had been drinking too. Everyone's talking about how her rationality of the situation was misconstrued, but then fail to give that same credit to him. If he wanted to kill her, he could've just done so as she was repeatedly attacking him and claim self defense. He obviously just wanted to escape the situation and allow them both to calm down. She decided to jump. That was her decision.

[@lesliekupchanko5001]

Your photos are incredible. Good work.

[@geminijohnson4019]

I wish we would stop thinking a person is decent because they're well groomed and lives in a nice house, apartments or neighborhood

[@shadymccoy444]

I wish women had brains

[@iceblueaquamarina7389]

What happened to getting to know each other first in public places for some time? The nicest and best-looking guy on the internet can be a total freak in real life.

[@mo9620]

The internet and getting to know each other better before trusting each other plays a minor role , murders happen in longer relationships / marriages too . People do crazy things for crazy reasons

[@thorgrootsweetrabbit2244]

If you go on tinder your not looking to get to know someone except in the biblical sense.

[@hannahwynne3275]

classic bullshit victim blaming

[@thorgrootsweetrabbit2244]

@@hannahwynne3275 It's time for people to wise up don't you agree? You can't entrust your safety to others, why are things like this still happening when everyone's heard stories like this one? Ladies need to take their own safety into account in any situation but especially with strangers, I'm not blaming her but she should be a warning to others. The problem is that we are taught that we're all unique and think that those types of things happen to other people but it can happen to you or me, anyone?

[@mo9620]

@@thorgrootsweetrabbit2244 Well there's a saying here , there are more psychos roaming free in society then you'll find in a mental institution. Some people know that and think before taking action , others are naive and fail to see the bad things happening around them. Just as there are "born" predators, there are "born" victims

[@Kris-cl5nl]

I’m sober now but being an alcoholic I can deff say I’ve been in similar situations and that could have been me 😞 alcohol is a hell of a drug. Poor girl 🥺

[@merrymeditation]

Alcohol isn't really a " drug". It's a food. Fermented sugar ;) It is a carbohydrate , has calories, etc. Anyways, glad you're sober, I am too--20 years this Feb . And the same as you: I easily could have ended up just like her---blackouts were a very common occurrence in my drinking years. Tragic tale, but seems to me they are both just drunks. Be interesting to check back on Gable's status in the years to come, don't see things ending great for him either unless he gets sober. Just the way it is!

[@annemarievanleeuwen9959]

@@merrymeditation yr wrong alcohol is one of the biggest abusive substances around WHY?? cause u can buy it anywhere at anytime it's the most easily accessible poison u can buy it in supermarkets at cafes at liquor stores almost anywhere so tell me can u by other drugs at your local supermarket????????

[@dreamcrazy37]

Same here. 4 years dry this year.

[@merrymeditation]

@@annemarievanleeuwen9959 Duh----alcohol is sold in the same place foodstuffs are. Because it is a foodstuff. The vast majority of people are not alcoholic and enjoy it in the manner it ought to be enjoyed. Just because some of us have already had more than our share of drinking, lol, doesn't mean others cannot continue to enjoy it. I am sober because I had little choice in the matter: either I recovered, or would be facing eventual jail/hospitalization, and death. Also: caffeine , paracetomal, and horrible vegetable oils and corn sysrup/high fructose frankenfoods which cause massive disease and unwellness are sold there too ;)

[@annemarievanleeuwen9959]

@@merrymeditation despite your rant u still.didnt answer my question can u buy heroin at your supermarket ???? DUH

[@PianoHits]

If somebody conducts in repeated criminal offences it does suggest there is a behavioural problem. That girl should’ve been given her phone and exited the door. It’s very unsettling when I see someone that lacks any emotion or remorse. Huge red flag

[@spurrell1964]

I absolutely love your channel. Your compassion and acceptance is heart warming. Nice job Adrian !!! Lori in 🇨🇦💜

[@JessicaFaithMarshall]

I have been watching your videos non-stop while painting for the past 4 days, and I wanted to say you're one of my favorite youtubers of all time. not only are you respectful in the way you present these tragic stories, you also seem to be a very kind-hearted, warm, and genuine person that cares deeply for creating awareness about the lives lost in these cases. your videos really help me to focus and it feels like I'm in a coffeehouse with you while drawing and listening to such crazy stories! keep up what you're doing, I really love your content

[@askingforafriend216]

I’m so glad you covered her tragic story because a year ago or so I saw an interview of this POS on 60 minutes Australia and he came off as sort of a victim from what remembered although it was bragged that he has slept allegedly with over 100 women and they never described Warriena like you did. To me, they made her seem like it was her fault, etc. I’ll tell you this, he was a great actor and seemed like he was “remorseful” when in reality he isn’t. I’ll be honest because I kind of felt bad for him too, that’s how great of an actor he was...They never discussed her background, her kindness, her love for animals, how close she was with family and friends as detailed as you did. Thank you so much for giving us her side, her short and beautiful life and sad story. RIP beautiful Angel 🙏🏼👼🏼🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼👼🏼🙏🏼

[@askingforafriend216]

@Ms Bliss I honestly don’t know who’s fault it was. I don’t like to victim blame or shame. Only them two and God know what really happened that tragic night. I just like to know about each persons life involved; who they were, what they liked, etc., and since we only know his side of this tragic story, we’re just left with questions as to what really happened.

[@captainthrall]

To be fair, he was a victim in a way. He may be pompous. He may sleep with many women. He may even be a sexist pig. Those aren't crimes though. He's not a murderer. Warriena was drunk out of her mind, so I don't really blame her for her actions, but she was acting crazy and assaulting him. I sincerely believe he locked her on the balcony to get her to calm down. There's no way he would have thought she'd jump off. He wanted to have sex with her. He didn't want her to die. Sadly both of their lives were tragically changed that night.

[@Wistful77]

Thank you! That was a great cup of coffee.

[@bellagiancola4952]

"He was allegedly a good looking guy..." I just spit off my coffee. 🤣☕

[@therabman_5606]

Yeah that made me chuckle to tbh …low level insults lol

[@man.i.literally.failed6772]

Say's the blind person

[@BrianOblivionB]

@@man.i.literally.failed6772 I would be offended but I'm blind... so I can't read... wait a second.

[@tamarawebb76]

I laughed at that too lol

[@jlo1390]

Look up Kim Meredith. She was one of my friends who was brutally murdered in Albury NSW here in Australia in 1996.🇦🇺 What Kim must have endured in those final hours was nothing short of TERROR and fear of the worst kind. The family are amazing. I still talk to them and her younger brother is one of my closest friends. They have just released a book in her memory and a song was written and produced also. I would love to see Kim's case covered, as she was an angel and needs to be remembered 🙏💗💫✝️

[@scottbrown8934]

Thats horrible to hear mate. Id like them to cover daniel morcombe and that girl from logan in foster care they found at the river. It would be hard to do these stories but im glad adrian takes care in all expressions so if he does your friends story i think its in safe hands. RIP to your friend

[@barrydingall]

I think even though their existence is very creepy, the tapes really played to his advantage. It sounds like he held back a lot of frustration at first until she refused to stop hitting him with whatever she was throwing. Telling her that she was lucky someone hadn’t thrown her over the balcony seems very ominous in hindsight, but it sounds more like one of those empty statements people make when someone is being a total asshole. It’s like telling a drunk to go play in traffic when they piss you off. It doesn’t mean you’re serious. If that same drunk happened to stumble in front of a car 5 minutes later it would be a very unfortunate coincidence. I doubt he put her out there expecting she was drunk and foolish enough attempt that Jason Bourne shit 15 seconds later. He probably wasn’t comfortable just sending her out into the street in that condition, but also didn’t want her inside his condo destroying his place and was too drunk to realize the best solution was simply calling the cops. This was an interesting one.

[@donnawatkins8404]

I was thinking the same thing, that he put her out on the balcony because she was destroying the place. She was aggressive in speech and conduct. He was by no means a good guy, a creepy creep but not a murderer.

[@invincible9462]

Totally agree.

[@WinterWitch01]

Like putting a heavily intoxicated young woman, who’s behaving erratically out on the balcony 14 stories up, is some sort of heroic decision? all to protect his apartment. Come on.

[@bece00]

@悪Aiiko I mean it could be kidnapping. She clearly wanted to leave and stopping her from doing so is fucked up. I don't think he should be charged with murder but let's not pretend that locking a heavily intoxicated person on a balcony was a good decision

[@chilled99]

@@bece00 I suspect if she wanted to leave she would have left instead of throwing his stuff around.

[@leigh231]

Thanks for your content, Coffeehouse Crime. Coming from Ontario, Canada, over here. 👍🔎😉

[@micahfoley9572]

"He was 'allegedly' a good looking guy." *SNAP*

[@roksanamakowska-michalak369]

Does failure to report an accident (if that is how we define this case) and fleeing the scene is not punishable in AU? No legal obligation are posed on the alleged witness of such event?

[@ykook7000]

Exactly and lm Aussie and wondered why he wasn't charged with "failing to render assistance" by simply calling the emergency services!

[@danimayb]

Oh thankyou! So I'm not the only who immediately thought what about the fact this dude just dipped after it happened from his own apartment with a girl he was with, No call to the police or ambulance (only to his lawyer?), Called his father to pick him up.. And then later turned up to a police station with his lawyer... Is there no punishment in AU for this? I get it, He never made her fall to her death, But that behaviour surely carries a charge in any law of land worth it's salt right? Or not...

[@lynnefinnelarsen8032]

And I’m Aussie this thug should have been locked up as he was responsible for her death for locking her out on the balcony. She didn’t have a clue where she was being so drunk and not her apartment. I remember this case well no doubt his family paid $$$$ to get him off. 😡😡😡😡

[@Myllovve]

Literally found this channel like a week ago and I’ve binge watched all his videos 💀💀

[@goofybutserious4807]

💀💀

[@SupaYoshiXP]

Same I love this channel!!!!

[@freshprinceofberlin55]

💀💀

[@hxllxw5527]

same

[@pennypaige8864]

Same! He does a great job. Way better then most channels. Love how he focuses on the victims in the end. 💛

[@Robinson67]

His being a creep doesn’t negate that she made extremely poor choices and was violent towards him.

[@steve_matin]

Many others have said it, but if he didn't have the recordings he would've been toast.

[@solarity4605]

A toasty if you will

[@mytoesarecold5555]

A Tostee, if you will.

[@notmyname1038]

At the end of the day though she didn’t deserve this fate , RIP and may God be with her family

[@lovingpurrs8388]

Lol God is promiscuous too

[@lovingpurrs8388]

A nurse just killed a woman by caring less to read a label self claiming as an accident lol she's an asshole from a family with money media and court promote as a heroe...and this woman met a men for sex in 3 mins she's a crazy asshole too and he needs to pay for her accidental death...this was an accident...the nurse killer nope..an innocent woman just died

[@justicewillprevail1106]

I love the name if this channel. It makes me feel less of a weirdo when watching these chilling stories.

[@ayushibansal5382]

not really though if you consider the fact that we're here having coffee and watching the tragic ending to the lives of people.

[@MS-ep2cq]

He should have been charged with false imprisonment at the very least. These creeps always seem to get away.

[@hammerhead222]

Neither one of them seemed to be saints. I think he was lucky that he had documentation of her behavior.

[@Tryingtogetradical]

“Allegedly a good looking guy” the absolute shade 😂😂

[@emilyjones5830]

He’s jealous

[@rustyshackleford3939]

Lol they went into beer gardens, saw the prices, and left to get a 6 pack... oh I've been there.

[@samdasilva1914]

Too many people are losing their lives because of social media and dating apps. People going to places with random people or people they have an "online" relationship with. It's like people have forgotten about "stranger danger". Of course many people have found safe, loving relationships online, I know a few.

[@Tanaka1943]

im all for darwin awards. dont blame social media for stupidity

[@tek87]

Every meaningful relationship starts with two strangers hanging out. It doesn't matter how or where they met. "Stranger Danger" is just another term for paranoid.

[@drnstjhn]

@@Tanaka1943 so because she went on a date from tinder she deserved to die and its just natural selection doing its job. how horrible of a person you are

[@MissRosie722]

"I'm a nice guy" he said that in court and all over the media too.

[@NyaaKitty]

From the sound of it, she was the aggressive drunk and then she agitated him who was also drunk and then this all happened, tbh both of them sound like horrible people when drunk. The way she acted with him, I'd also be annoyed, just that I wouldnt lock her in balcony, but would defo kick her out of house and get her a cab home.

[@iamcleaver6854]

a cab home? Was she in a state to get home from the cab though? I don't know how Australian laws work in these situations, but here in Russia I would have wrestled her down to the bed and held her down until she fell asleep. Judging by the amount of alcohol she had it wouldn't be too long.

[@cb3514]

From what I remember reading this trial transcript, I believe she was still not dressed while she was being aggressive. She was not in a state to be shoved out the front of apartment with no clothing on. He ALSO was absolutely wrong in his shoving her out on his balcony. I'm not sure, but in some warped way he may have been trying to avoid unwanted attention by not pushing her out of the front of his apartment. His thoughts and behaviors were just as scattered as hers, however, and he completely made the wrong decision. We who are listening to this with clear heads know the chaos about to ensue, and it's an awful feeling knowing we can't do a thing about it.

[@Disconnect350]

A cab home? what are you a babysitter? should have just threw her out like trash especially since she was literally throwing rocks at him.

[@sendhelp6537]

@Nuby I don't know any girls like this. Maybe when I was 20 hanging in bars... it's not the US that's the problem, it's your age group. Bunch of spoiled, sensitive whiners. Date older girls.

[@Bunny11344]

@@sendhelp6537 I was at a work Christmas party two years ago in healthcare. The sloppiest and messiest drunks there were young and middle aged women.

[@gunshot4220]

I was sitting at a bus stop after a night out just meters away from his building when this happened.. heard her blood curdling scream than a huge bang when she fell. Just so sad it all doesn’t add up

[@evapektas3832]

Oh you could see her fall down ? And does this hunt you ?

[@divinecommerce3912]

You couldn't catch her or try to break her fall? Nice gentleman.

[@arandomgreekfrombactria6302]

@@divinecommerce3912 did he want to die also as a falling human projectile rockets to the ground and just notice meters away and sprint like Superman to catch her? Get the fuck out of here.

[@truerosie]

@@divinecommerce3912 It's way too fast for that unless you were standing right under the point where she fell.

[@ccalledeli339]

@@truerosie like he could of done something when someone falls from the 13th floor the woman died on impact if someone would of stand there to catch her he would of just got slammed to the ground and probably die too

[@abbyechevarria5322]

Thank you for the video I enjoyed it tragic story!

[@therealdeal3672]

If Australia does have a crime of involuntary manslaughter, that would seem the most appropriate conviction, to me. He is partly responsible for getting her too drunk, but she's partly responsible for getting too drunk, as well. And throwing rocks at his head doesn't make any sense at all. So this is his rock collection and she picks it up and starts lobbing them at his head or at him or in his general direction? She definitely, by her actions, contributed to her ending up out on the balcony. So, unfortunately she did play a part in her own death. Although, it would be a legitimate position that a drunk person should never be put on a balcony 14 floors up from the ground. What a sad case. What a valuable case for highlighting the stupidity and dangers of over consumption of alcohol.

[@whotfamitho]

My guess is that he did something to provoke the rock throwing, judging by his intimidation tactics, but we’ll never know.

[@AlbionRising]

As much of an a hole he seems to be, I'd still say she is and always will be responsible for her actions. She wasn't a minor, she wasn't naive, and she went there by her own choice, drank the horrendous moonshine and started acting violently towards the guy. He was dumb enough to put her in the balcony yes. But he didn't kill her at all and i have to say, she is only victim of her own poor poor decisions beforehand.

[@crodo123]

He didn't get anybody drunk. She was an adult and drank what she wanted. Stop treating women as children

[@Omega_21XX]

@@crodo123 thank you, women have agency.

[@Omega_21XX]

@@whotfamitho What warrants violence? I would like to think you aren't implying that coffeehouse crime is covering up something that necessitated violence from her.

[@austinkeys9980]

Thanks for all you videos. I really enjoy them and truthfully how respectful you are of the victims is quite admirable. Keep up the awesome work and make sure to take care of yourself too. I know these can weigh on you eventually, so make sure you don't let the work start getting to you. thanks again.

[@kimgaleano8789]

I’m so happy to have found this channel. Adrian, you do a terrific job putting the videos together (nice format) and really appreciate the detailed information of each case. I also like how you remember the victims with their dates of birth and dates of unfortunate demise. Coffeehouse crime is My new go to for sure!!

[@kentonbenoit9629]

So when's the wedding???

[@kentonbenoit9629]

Jesus pull out buddy, Just leave Adrian alone he's got a lot on his plate these days...😐

[@kelvinmwango4510]

just come out the closet already.

[@kentonbenoit9629]

@@kelvinmwango4510 right! 😅

[@hdofu]

the one thing from this that everyone should agree on, is you've got to be careful when drinking.