The Vengeful Wife who Murdered 57... | The Kuwaiti Wedding Massacre

In August of 2009, Nasra’s wicked actions claimed the lives of fifty-seven innocent individuals… making it one of the most devastating crimes in Kuwaiti history... But what horrible crimes did Nasar Yussef al-Enezi commit? And what was her motive?
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00:00 Intro
01:07 Kuwait, Nasra Yussuf al-Enezi
03:04 Cracks
04:48 August 15th, 2009
08:03 Aftermath
10:14 Confession, Legal Proceedings
13:08 Forward...
15:22 Outro
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[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you for watching folks! I really appreciate you :) feel free to catch some more of my stuff over here; Patreon - www.patreon.com/coffeehousecrime Instagram - instagram.com/coffeehousecrime Twitter - twitter.com/coffeehcrime

[@pickettywitchoriginal]

My ‘word’ is glimpse,say that enough times and it sounds like an insult.

[@charlone101]

yes please try the story in the philppines the real life orphan murder case

[@MissNevada08]

Former Narcotics Detective here from Sacramento County. Thank you for covering a case I've never heard of before. I listen to true crime constantly while working out & have never heard one of my former nmates covered before... James Anthony Daveggio & Michelle Lyn Michaud. Michaud was in Sac County Jail when I was working there, fresh out of the Academy. It takes a lot to shock me after a decade in law enforcement. The way they tortured their victims is permanently scarred into my brain. There is a very well done true crime book that's easy to find online, that gives all the details of their murders. I like the way you cover cases, so I thought to give you this unusual suggestion. Take care!

[@Magical_Thinking]

Hi Adrian. The addition of international based true crimes would be great. It gives insight into other cultures, traditions, and lifestyles.

[@jamyahkai]

I would love for you to cover the Jodi Arias case

[@mitahaubica6498]

Quality husband. Doesn’t have money to pay for extra care for his special needs children but has enough money for lavish wedding and to start a new family ….

[@yiwoon_cr8s]

(sarcastic)

[@redelle2367]

she must be an awful wife... yet alone her actions only showed the reality of her as a person. Even before the second marriage she definitely had an attitude.. not a wifey material.

[@guavasauce]

Lol@excuses

[@juliaalexander5788]

@@redelle2367 maybe they both were bad for each other

[@narcissistlovepolygamy6221]

Polygamy marriages are corruption... """And you will never be able to be equal between wives, even if you should strive [to do so]. From Quran surah Nisa"""... Muslim ummah keep telling others don't follow your desires, women are desires!. But desires can be very powerful. They can hold sway over the mind and lead a person away from reality. When a person follows desires and submits to them, without giving consideration to the guidance received from God, he goes astray. Following of desires is directly linked to misguidance. To understand the effect of desire it is important to analyze what desire does to human intelligence. It puts a curtain over the eyes of the mind. It makes a person so attached to its target that reality is overlooked. The conditions to understand reality include an objectivity to it. It means acceptance of reality whether palatable or bitter, whether it is for personal gain or against it. These conditions are not in line with the dictates of desire. In another verse Almighty Allah puts forth this truth in even stronger terms. He calls desire the god of some human beings. He says: Have you seen him who has taken his desire to be his god? (Q 25:43). Such a god has been condemned in the strongest terms in Hadith. The Prophet (s) has said: There is no god under the sky that has been worshipped other than Allah that is worse than the desire. (Taken from Tafsīr Namūne). No other deity is as despicable as the human being’s own desire. Imam al-Sādiq (a) says: Be apprehensive of your desires in the same way as you are apprehensive of your enemies. For there is no greater enemy for human beings than their own desires and what their tongues reap (Al-Kulaynī, al-Kāfī, 2: 336.) Following of desires is often not recognized for the lowly quality it is. It can be masqueraded as freedom, having fun, being with the masses, etc. It clads a veil over the person as well as others who are exposed to him. Only those who have insight and reflect on reality are able to see through it. This verse reminds us of the danger! Polygamy marriages come under desires!Polygamy marriages are corruption... Destroying the frist marriages!. Jabir reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Verily, Satan places his throne over the water and he sends out his troops. The closest to him in rank are the greatest at causing tribulations. One of them says: I have done this and this. Satan says: You have done nothing. Another one says: I did not leave this man alone until I separated him from his wife. Satan embraces him and he says: You have done well.” Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2813 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Muslim """And you will never be able to be equal between wives, even if you should strive [to do so]. From Quran surah Nisa"""... Muslim ummah keep telling others don't follow your desires, women are desires!. But desires can be very powerful. They can hold sway over the mind and lead a person away from reality. When a person follows desires and submits to them, without giving consideration to the guidance received from God, he goes astray. Following of desires is directly linked to misguidance. To understand the effect of desire it is important to analyze what desire does to human intelligence. It puts a curtain over the eyes of the mind. It makes a person so attached to its target that reality is overlooked. The conditions to understand reality include an objectivity to it. It means acceptance of reality whether palatable or bitter, whether it is for personal gain or against it. These conditions are not in line with the dictates of desire. In another verse Almighty Allah puts forth this truth in even stronger terms. He calls desire the god of some human beings. He says: Have you seen him who has taken his desire to be his god? (Q 25:43). Such a god has been condemned in the strongest terms in Hadith. The Prophet (s) has said: There is no god under the sky that has been worshipped other than Allah that is worse than the desire. (Taken from Tafsīr Namūne). No other deity is as despicable as the human being’s own desire. Imam al-Sādiq (a) says: Be apprehensive of your desires in the same way as you are apprehensive of your enemies. For there is no greater enemy for human beings than their own desires and what their tongues reap (Al-Kulaynī, al-Kāfī, 2: 336.) Following of desires is often not recognized for the lowly quality it is. It can be masqueraded as freedom, having fun, being with the masses, etc. It clads a veil over the person as well as others who are exposed to him. Only those who have insight and reflect on reality are able to see through it. This verse reminds us of the danger! Polygamy marriages come under desires! Bukhari :: Book 7 :: Volume 62 :: Hadith 157 Narrated Al-Miswar bin Makhrama: I heard Allah's Apostle who was on the pulpit, saying, "Banu Hisham bin Al-Mughira have requested me to allow them to marry their daughter to Ali bin Abu Talib, but I don't give permission, and will not give permission unless 'Ali bin Abi Talib divorces my daughter in order to marry their daughter, because Fatima is a part of my body, and I hate what she hates to see, and what hurts her, hurts me."... Even Prophet Muhammed pbah didn't give permission to his daughters husband to take a second wife!

[@BrambleReid]

I have never heard of this case before. Yes more international cases are welcomed. Thank you.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you for letting me know!

[@noushheravi872]

definitely

[@jtaforJesus]

Like Bramble Reid, I hadn't know about this tragedy, so thank you for delving in to it for us. I would love to see more international stories! I love your channel and the format you use. And your videos are right to the point and I like that! Keep the stories coming!!! 👍

[@earthynomad7160]

It's old news and very popular in the middle East especially the Arabian peninsula. Thank God for the death penalty. We have a very law crime rates

[@Jujudeze22]

Please do more international cases!

[@dawnah8101]

Allegedly, from the account of a friend who lived in Kuwait at the time, Nasra’s sister in laws were tormenting her daily before the wedding by constantly sending her videos and pictures of the gold and gifts her husband bought his new wife during the engagement period. I don’t know how accurate this information is but I was also told that the case was prolonged because of what they found on Nasra’s and the sister in laws phones, resulting in imprisonment of the sister in law and the husband for a short while. Another thing which may be inaccurate is, the husband on the wedding day that the mass murders happened took his new wife from the salon she was getting ready in directly to the hotel that they were going to consummate the marriage in after the celebration, without telling her that her mother has just passed away. This is all alleged and could just be rumours but it sheds light on the public perception of the time.

[@dis_sunsetsongstress7350]

Is it.... If this is true, it would've just added fuel to the fire.

[@sofiakhan4580]

In these backwards cultures , the women have no privacy , constantly under the watchful eye of in-laws, love can’t flourish under such conditions, interfering and spiteful in-laws nearly always kill the fun in the relationship, it’s forbidden to break the bond of husband wife , but usually it’s alway the women in the family who enjoy getting their sons married multiple times , and they don’t care about the previous wives that they hurt.

[@ahmadhussain-Fitness]

Whatever but killing 57 innocent people including women n children were not right.

[@Moisterthananoyster]

She should have gotten rid of her in laws then, not a tent full of woman and children. That was straight jealousy

[@felix-ve8jk]

These people have never escaped barbarism. It's all they know.

[@e.b.4379]

Nothing justifies the loss of innocent lives but it's worth bearing in mind that Nasar was only 23 years old at the time, looking after two disabled children by herself while her husband was treating her cruelly every day. She suffered physical and mental abuse at the hands of her husband and his relatives on a daily basis. She was mentally broken and emotionally traumatised at the time. The last straw that broke the proverbial camel's back was being taunted by her husband and his new (younger than Nasar) wife's family before the wedding. I believe her claim that murder was never her intention, she simply wanted to ruin the celebration by setting a small fire and cause disruption. However, she wasn't aware that the tent's material was highly flammable.

[@vaska1999]

I believe her, too.

[@Seren_ity22]

💯💯

[@ifitdontapplydontyoucry]

Revenge is the root of all evil

[@mikaminokaze]

murder is always wrong no matter the cause, but the most evil is the cause of it. I condemn the husband, Making an innocent young women to be a baby factory. all those wont happen if only he's man enough to be patient and become a great Father.

[@bababababababa6124]

You know a case is insane when a country has to change its entire law afterwards

[@katroamleft4721]

that happens all the time...

[@jeff3229]

Yeah thats not uncommon

[@bababababababa6124]

@@jeff3229 guys I didn’t say it wasn’t. That doesn’t make it any less insane that it happens

[@inky1159]

God people really can't just read a comment and laugh anymore can they

[@miola2083]

They should have changed their law about having multiple wives, that is what led to this tragedy. And mental health care should be easily available.

[@najay6882]

as someone who’s born and living in the arabian gulf, this case did not just shake kuwait but the entirety of the gulf. It became so widely known it was the talk of every family across all of the gulf countries. This is the first time i see it covered by any western figure, thank you for doing so and in a respectable manner

[@naturalFun19]

You mean Persian gulf right?

[@Devilmaycry-Joker]

@@naturalFun19 nah, The Arabian Gulf. The Persian gulf is the sea, The Arabian Gulf is the land 👍

[@mogli5137]

@@naturalFun19 is the Persian golf and when they the DNA they are Persian people !! And more (wait was Persia lol 😆

[@gshrdy5415]

@@samuelrebecca9915 , What about selfish asshole so called husband.

[@avinashsanil8165]

Sadly people are not respectful, they invade your privacy......hypocricy is rampant.

[@shoddypockets9666]

I pray the two children get the care and support they need after this. X

[@walkietalkietraveller2932]

amen to that, Shoddy Pockets !

[@terenceflanagan1225]

God i hope so..we forget how fortunate many of us really are

[@shaksheedigitalmarketing]

Polygamy should be banned. People should avoid such events filled with dark energy. Clearly not one of the happiest occasions like mentioned in this video 14:00

[@nourbox2934]

The court has given the maternal grandmother custody over the two children. The husband alleges that the daughter who suffers from a cornea issue is not being treated for it. I pray for their wellbeing too

[@mattolivier1835]

Instead of killing her husband, the one and only person who upset her, she killed 57 innocent people who had nothing to do with her issues. Wow, that's crazy. She lashed out against people who had nothing to do with her.

[@dexterwestin3747]

Hell hath no fury...

[@LaLA441000]

I don't see how she could even live with herself..

[@cg5648]

Typical woman, every act is based on feelings and emotions.

[@ivanvalera3250]

Muslims for you

[@a.avcier8277]

She snapped badly! You can't think sense when you snapped 😮

[@elizabethgrogan8553]

I remember watching news coverage of this awful incident. Whilst there was a great deal of sympathy towards the wife, this kind of revenge is never, ever acceptable. Her husband blamed her for their children having severe learning and physical difficulties, without attempting to find out if he had passed on the issues. I've had an Islamic staff member who tried for about 5 years to conceive. She was checked, at her own request, and everything was found to be normal. Her husband was furious when she asked him to be checked. He wouldn't hear of him being the problem. They divorced and she soon remarried and had a child a year later. Her ex remarried and has no children.

[@benajminpadilla6360]

Wow. That's sexist. Just like for centuries blaming women for gender of child if it's not a boy. When in fact it's the male who determines the gender. So much ignorance. As far as this case? It's horrific and indescribably wicked. However, marrying more than 1 is a recipe for disaster. I don't want to hear about cultural differences. It rarely works out. Human nature is the same wherever in the world. I believe she was bogged down and went insane. Temporary insanity might have worked in other places. However, she still has to pay for her crime. I guess my point is why bog down the woman. This was an added stressor she didn't need. She was like a cast-off. Who knows or who is to say she wouldn't eventually end up in the street begging once her husband started growing another family and lost even more interest in her? It's so sad and seems like fate. How else does one explain this? One more...Mental illness and deformities run high in this part of the world due to inner marriage between family members. Some members closer on blood. Others not as close...It's higher risk so to speak. Sad in any event...

[@centric145]

Hm,yeah..is always wife fault

[@desyreemalig9329]

Good for her to have gotten pregnant by her new husband. She didn't need the test because EVERYONE KNOWS HE IS NOW THE PROBLEM AND WASN'T HER ALL ALONG 😏

[@mindingmybusiness6309]

@@centric145 wow

[@zainabzolita8436]

He doesn't need kids anyways

[@johnnywalker4857]

"57 lives lost, all over the emotions of 1." Well said, Adrian.

[@nixjoy938]

@@dizzyd8754 the women& children deserved to die? Wtf is wrong with u?.?

[@dietdrpepper15]

Yeah, the husband's. He is to blame.

[@onlinetroll9761]

@@dietdrpepper15 The psycho that burned them down is the one to blame aka Nasra.

[@dietdrpepper15]

@@onlinetroll9761 The person who was selfish enough to make that person believe that burning people was the only solution to her problems is to blame.

[@DoctorDerpman]

This thread is getting real goofy 🤡

[@yvonnerenner9157]

but to be fair, how awful of the husband to abandon his first wife and blame her for special needs children... that is actually so disgusting. those other people did not deserve to die but you cannot tell me that that husband was innocent. what a douchebag

[@LonelyHearts.Co24]

Muslim cultural thing

[@susieschilling4009]

@@LonelyHearts.Co24satanical “religion” a real thing as well doesn’t make it acceptable, good, or morally right.

[@Seren_ity22]

Say again. Who planted those sperms in her womb.?

[@joelewis1776]

@@LonelyHearts.Co24same thing I thought. It’s an almost impossible issue at this point

[@janetlamb6812]

No she was the douchebag, she knew what she was doing

[@user-bn7hg1ci5v]

Nasra was 18 at the time and had TWO children. This means she was a CHILD when she married. Knowing this culture she had NO choice in the marriage (women are treated as property and do not decide when and if they will marry). Her husband was 18 years older than her!! Would you allow your 12 year old daughter to marry a 30 year old man, or 15 year old to marry a 33 year old man????? Nasra's mental state was most likely as a result of sexual abuse. PS: Strange, NOT ONE mention of the new bride-to-be's age is mentioned in ANY article.

[@davidsonofyisrael]

18 yrs old is not a child. You cease being a child at 13.

[@shaheedlinks6159]

It depends on their mental state.

[@juliaalexander5788]

The f^ck since when? ​@@davidsonofyisrael

[@ausaf9096]

defending the woman is crazy

[@intooblivion8872]

she killed 57 ppl and she intended to kill more, you cant defend someone like that

[@edgeyberzerker]

Learning about the international cases is also really important to learn about too. Sometimes everyone is in their own bubbles that they don't even consider horrible things happen in other places. Keep up the great work!

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you!!

[@ProfNDKai]

@@CoffeehouseCrimewould love more uk, west \ South African and Latina stories pretty please

[@kittikat2318]

Adrian- I think I speak for everyone watching when I say that I’m sick of hearing the same cases over and over. Sometimes multiple channels even cover the same case within the same day/ week of each other. I appreciate that you go to all countries and cover cases I’ve never even heard of! Thank you so much!!

[@williamssmith2842]

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[@cathyhaora967]

Absolutely

[@LORGSW6]

Yes! Agreed!

[@anitagu21]

💯

[@LadyLsound]

I disagree, as I hardly ever hear the same stories over the 'channels' on line.... There is soo much going on in the World, so maybe check different 'social media venues'...

[@kgraham5820]

Oh the irony! The two people she was going for remained unscathed, yet 57 other innocent people died because of her jealousy and hatred. I wouldn’t even want to live with myself after doing something so heinous and cruel.

[@RemyIssa]

Why did they go to the wedding? Usually, there is a whole family drama behind the story and people gossip. So they knew

[@asifmetal666]

This woman is pure evil.. She killed children ! Children!!

[@ifitdontapplydontyoucry]

Revenge is the root of all evil. We are all capable.

[@foreverwander0320]

What a sad case. The cruelty of her husband and new wife’s family, caring for the special needs children with no support, mental health issues… she was desperate and I would feel sorry for her but she let her pain lead her to kill dozens of innocent people. Just a sad case all around. I hope the kids are ok.

[@Sultan-gr5tk]

I’m glad the husband and his new wife were not harmed. As usual, feminism is the biggest enemy of women and children. They got no brains but only emotions as expected, the hypocrites will not justify if the situation was reversed and the wife had left him for another man.

[@Sultan-gr5tk]

So many women and children killed by her, but some emotional feminists are still sad for the killer. No wonder women are not allowed to be judges in Islam, since their emotions take over their logical reasoning, and could easily harm the justice.

[@Rexorazor]

He was not divorcing her, in Islam all wives of a man are to be treated equally. He was not going to abandon her, her needs were also important.

[@rosec6680]

​@@Sultan-gr5tkwow, you must be popular with women, incel boy. You can't even read a comment correctly, every comment you've made is hate towards women. Your mummy not love you.

[@DemonSoul89420]

​@@Sultan-gr5tkannnnnd comments like this is why we feel bad. Your system resulted in this case and it's lol women can't be judges this is why. Polygamy is fine though, btw why don't you agree ? I'm so very glad I was born in the west and I have the rights I have. I couldn't live in a system that blatantly hates women like this

[@glittercans6786]

I live in Saudi Arabia and i have never heard this case outside of the local news, really awesome to see fresh stories from true crime youtubers outside of the same stories. Thank you, and please do more!

[@markgregory983]

It made the news here in australia. I remember it quite well. Such a sad tragedy.

[@krs1297]

I'm sorry

[@veranaika]

News blocked. Is not the first time. I live in abu dhabi. And how many rape victims, or break in and our being news blocked. My friend mom who works in the E.R always have rape victims. One was left in the desert.a taxi driver found him, naked and bruise.

[@Lina_al_j]

@@veranaika well, this one isnt blocked here tho. Most things can be found in the news, even murders that occurred here in the uae. Edit: also wanted to say youre not doing the uae justice - its an extremely safe country and rapes and murders dont just happen all over. If youve ever been in a situation where you needed the law enforcement, then you know, they act promptly and take things very seriously, especially if women are in danger. Even catcalling is illegal here and can get a man jailed and fined.

[@Seashellgamesyt]

I lived in kuwait for 16 years and never heard of this wtf

[@7hhxi]

I feel so bad for the victims🥺 I’m Arab so I’m familiar with the traditions but one thing I will never understand is celebrating marrying a married man, it’s like buying half a chair and expecting it to function like a normal chair. Marriages like that are so messy and always cause issues

[@agnesboateng958]

I like your comment

[@hannaansari2921]

If you're Arab then you may as well know that marriages of women are mostly arranged and decided by their male family members not the women themselves,women hardly have a say in who they are getting married to

[@Potato-lp5ij]

@@hannaansari2921 exactly, especially in this particular case where there’s a matchmaker

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

I don't understand why Muslims want to copy Christian ceremonies where every action has a deep religious meaning. This makes the Muslim an infidel in their own religion. Its not just a wedding or a ceremony of no consequence.

[@kristinmyes3016]

💕🫂

[@elizabethsimpson6776]

I like the way you told this story compassionately and clearly, as obvious you tried to be culturally sensitive and show all sides and motivations. I subscribed and look forward to watching more, and I never write comments but I felt you deserved it. Good job and thanks for the great video

[@ManiyaVinas]

"Culturally sensitive" Just means to not call out sexist, racist and pedophilic attitudes.

[@oliviachetcuti225]

Good on you Coffeehouse Crime. 👏 It’s great that you cover International Cases instead of just the run of the mill cases that get a ton of coverage.

[@buh_buh_becky]

Hello from the US! I honestly love the international cases. For those of us that tend to watch a lot of true crime, the cases tend to get repeated a lot, so it’s nice to learn about cases abroad that aren’t widely spoken about.

[@ginaperez8139]

Same 💯% I agree 👍 being from Boston, I've heard a lot of Crime Stories and a lot are repeated. So Love the fact that (we're) meaning; The US 🇺🇸 aren't the only country with some crazy Monsters 👹in their country, there are other Monsters 👹 in many countries

[@SprinkledFox]

Yes, this is perfect!

[@spicybrown75]

Same here. Being subscribed to 10 true crime podcasts, stories can get repeated!

[@michelletriplett3721]

Agreed!

[@val7118]

Yes!! my husband this because he said he doesn't watch Adrian because he's never heard of most of the crimes he tells and I told him that's why I love watching his videos.

[@hessaa9975]

I remember hearing stories about men looking for their wives and mothers and family members between the burned bodies and some of them fainted and rushed to the hospitals ! It’s just so sad, newspapers call it wedding from hell

[@kaiapparent2653]

when i heard that man calling for his mother in the hospital at the beginning of the video, not knowing whether she was alive or dead… my heart broke. that kind of pain is immeasurable to me

[@albafioralba1264]

@@kaiapparent2653my God 😫

[@hessaa9975]

@@kaiapparent2653 it’s beyond sad

[@muslimmenarecovertnarcissi346]

Never take a second wife

[@lois2997]

Never marry an unhinged woman @@muslimmenarecovertnarcissi346

[@c0f3324]

I heard about this story years ago because My Gf mum worked in the hospital where all the victims had to go. She was called in to come help the staff because they needed all the nurses all hand on deck for that day. She said she can never forget the smell of burnt flesh. She said it was so bad.

[@tiffanybarbee9316]

I remember the empathy in your voice when i watched you a while ago....im glad i found you again...having coffee and learning about this horrific tragedy...oh my gosh..so sad. Hell hath no fury like a scorned woman.

[@choccyraspberry5158]

The worst part to me is that she didn't set her husband's tent on fire, which would have also been devastating, but she instead burned the tent of innocents.

[@handsomemale7716]

The worst part is her brutally murdering 57 people. Her setting her husbands tent on fire wouldn’t change too much about the situation. All people were "innocent” in this case, the only guilty one here was her.

[@marynehra502]

Just doesn't make any sense,her beef is with her husband so do something that affects him(that's wrong too) but all those innocent people??

[@leigha2814]

@@marynehra502 because her target was primarily his second wife.

[@Mario7p]

@@marynehra502 make him live a life of shame seems far crueler than to kill him outright to me, remember their barbaric views and ways, its a islamic state living off petrol money

[@thomascoolridge5337]

You're implying her husband isn't innocent.

[@Kari.F.]

She didn't even try to kill the person who had wronged her, but decided to kill an unknown number of women and children instead. People who had done absolutely nothing to hurt her. If she had a somewhat rational train of thoughts about revenge at some point, it derailed in the most tragic and spectacular way possible. Please keep these ones coming, Adrian! There is a wealth of bizarre and outside the norm cases in the world that most of us never get to hear about. 👍

[@RockCity1111]

PURELY A COWARDLY ACT !!

[@Mario7p]

You are wrong about 1 thing, this prob hurt the husband more than 1000 deaths. He is now the guy whose wife ruined his life, imagine the shame in such a country

[@Th3_m00nm4n]

@@Mario7p in such a country, women are considered idiots. I’m sure people will look past it

[@hanayaoliveira1988]

I think she partialy knew most ppl, because the comunitie was very small, but i think this make it worse

[@dianaveronicakambanis9690]

She Wasnt thinking straight. Problem no husband to turno to. Love alone

[@heatherbowlan1961]

Thank you Adrian, I’ll love what ever you bring , I love that you use real videos,pictures,news clips etc ! Keeping it all really is the key to success! ❤God Bless you and your family! 😊

[@SabrPrints2A]

‘Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned’

[@notsilkorsatan2000]

Please do carry on with international cases, I find it really interesting to learn about what has happened elsewhere than the western world!

[@divinedevil]

"Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" Your passion for work is shown in the videos you upload. Crimes like these that go relatively unnoticed in the international arena, are brought into the public domain by you & it's appreciated. Great work Buddy!

[@kittylover62]

It's almost like a Middle Eastern version of the Betty Broderick case.

[@illumindonnaughty]

​@@kittylover62 Yes!

[@eminem2996]

Pretty sure a man scorned is even worse

[@auzieblo]

@@kittylover62 what? These 2 are completely different. The motivation of the perpetrator was similar but the crime, the victims, the execution...I see little or no similarities in these 2 cases.

[@SweetWillyD]

@@eminem2996 yeahhh we are better at everything lolol

[@jahhblessings1479]

You are the man !!! Well researched presentations, keep it up!

[@3ofEach]

Ahhhh. A case I've never heard of. Thanks for this

[@penbeatssword7350]

I really appreciate that you cast a wider net than most true crime youtubers! I'd be really happy to hear more international cases tbh

[@onepunchswag]

I'm from kuwait, I never expected you to make a video about our country. I appreciate the time you took to research this and I am happy you also do international cases

[@rymbourenane]

He has posted a lot of pictures which are NOT Kuwait. He has a lot of information on this case which was never published in Qabas, Al rai or any other Kuwaiti newspaper

[@onepunchswag]

@@rymbourenane yes, but ill give him the benefit of the doubt. He isn't from the country so I won't expect him to know it all

[@ziggystardust3060]

Some years ago I had a friend from Kuwait. From my humble experience its a beautiful, peaceful country and this tragedy would really have had a major affect upon its people. May the deceased victims rest in peace, and may the survivors find healing. 🕊

[@aloud9738]

@@onepunchswag are they lots of black people in Kuwait?

[@hotpikachu]

@@aloud9738 nah, i’m not kuwaiti but i was born here and there aren’t many black people, most black people ive met were african or european immigrants. id say most people are brown or mediterranean/west asian

[@emmaskilton7346]

I am really enjoying your channel. I do like seeing cases from all around the world. I am currently binge watching all of your episodes :)

[@melissachavez2741]

You report on international stories so well! Thank you for putting in the work to respect pronunciations and regional details.

[@Nandrew]

If you're looking for some international cases then I'm gonna throw my suggestion in there: Katarzyna Waśniewska's murder in Sosnowiec, Poland. Full of unexpected developements and wildly publicized. The eyes of every Pole saw how it went from a missing child case to murder. Katarzyna killed her infant daughter Magdalena. It happened in 2012, since I'm Polish I have been there to witness how wild it was. Idk how well known it is outside of Poland so I recommend finding someone to help with translating resources. Have a great day! :>

[@Fogysoks4709]

This ^^^^^^

[@pollylewis5984]

This would be a very interesting case!

[@AkumeChan]

Yes, please! It's such an insane case!

[@darknesskingsized8996]

I made a mistake here.

[@AkumeChan]

@@darknesskingsized8996 1. Nobody else covers crime cases like Adrian. 2. Overreported where? I've never heard of it outside of Poland.

[@DaniDacey]

The close ups of the burned shoes and clothes are heartbreaking. I can't imagine what was going through her mind that she thought she'd get revenge on her husband by killing nearly 60 innocent people. May their families find peace.

[@bre9328]

I don't think she thought that. She was clearly trying to un-alive her husband and/or his new wife, not the 60 other ppl.

[@onlinetroll9761]

@@bre9328 Yeah because that’s why you use uncontrollable fire. She didn’t care who she killed as long as they died as well.

[@bre9328]

@@onlinetroll9761 Yeah, I know, but the op said she killed ppl to get back at her husband. She didn't, she was trying to kill the wife and/or him, if others got in the way she didn't care

[@amnakhan9241]

@@bre9328 she wasn't trying to kill her husband coz he would've been in the separate men's tent

[@SavageMinnow]

obviously the woman lost her damn mind. she wasn't thinking about the other people. this is what religion does in some cases.

[@mrs.jessicarocha1241]

Love your videos! I've been binge watching them for the past couple weeks and I'm down to my last few 😭 Absolutely include more bloopers if you can. That was so funny! 😂❤ Helps lighten the mood a bit afterwards

[@RoseQueen215]

Thank you for the videos! Please keep them coming!❤

[@arh6624]

The international stories you are bringing to us are going to rocket this channel beyond all the other boring channels churning out over covered, already well known, cliché cases that are equally as tragic, but done with purely views in mind. I feel like your channel genuinely is passionate about garnering interest into lesser known cases that deserve the exposure whilst probably being portrayed in the most respectful manner out of all true crime KZbinrs.

[@danis4054]

I agree...well said!

[@geodude7116]

100% agree!!

[@MickMcGarnackle]

Agreed 100%. Adrian is singlehandedly breathing new life into the format. He is truly a master of his craft.

[@Bambotb]

Him and twisted minds are fucking awesome at what they do...

[@Mimi-nz4fy]

Absolutely!!

[@HyPotterinuse]

I can't believe I have never heard this story before especially with 57 people murdered that is insane. Thanks for sharing and please continue with these international crime stories. I love hearing about how other countries investigate and prosecute their crimminals.

[@RosieWilliamOlivia]

I've just found your channel. Lots of stories I've never heard of before and your voice is relaxing as you tell awful stories. Well done!

[@chrisgreek4285]

First time here, but I was impressed! Great storytelling at a fantastic pace, and thank you for not using photos of random people which always looks lazy and suspect, imo. I had heard of this crime only because my son was deployed to Kuwait for a while; he mentioned it to me but I had honestly forgotten about it. Due to the overall quality of your work, I couldn’t wait to subscribe. Hugs from Canada’s Arctic (where it is SNOWING as we speak 😬)❣️❣️🇨🇦

[@FatRescueSwimmer04]

It's wild you find cases no other true crime channel even consider, great work!

[@mamouilletten1562]

Because a lot of them are lazy and just post the 1287th video on BTK .

[@RealLifeZatoichi]

Right coffee house is great. He literally got me to drink coffee while watching a video just because and I don't even like coffee 🤣

[@yasminxx9329]

Cause he doesn't just talk about all the "insane" cases but the ones that could be considered "normal" and not "interesting enough". I put these words in "" because I think it's very disrespectful to think about a case as being not interesting or insane enough just because the killer didn't eat the victims. People died and that's worth covering and I think that's what coffeehouse crime does really well

[@michellematthews8312]

@@yasminxx9329 Agree 100% you see the same stories covered over and over again! Coffee House is my new favourite watch I only discovered him the other day and I'd rather come here than Netflix .

[@arganiaspinosa9122]

@@RealLifeZatoichi He showed us how to make Vietnamese coffee in one of his videos, I don't like coffee either but that one actually looked good.

[@May-fs3wm]

Your covering of international cases and your attention to the victims is what makes this channel the best crime channel in my opinion.

[@ashleigh_whatever]

I was surprised to hear that a royal family member was executed for murdering his disabled nephew, I think the British royal family could learn a thing or two about holding family members accountable for their actions.

[@mrsTraveller64]

Aren't they holding Harry quite countable for his actions? Is he happy now living in America far away from his family, with hardly any contact? I think they did a good job erasing him as he asked for it, but now he wants back withhis tail between his legs...let's wait and see what hppens.

[@ManiyaVinas]

In Islam disabled people aren't demonized and viewed as a challenge for empathy. I still shit on islam btw

[@Bee-dp3st]

Definitely 💯

[@Jane-yq6yq]

I thought same thing

[@mnmgreenemoon]

Great channel, coverage and content, guy, and always great editing job.

[@michellemybelle6853]

What a complete tragedy. I understand her feeling jilted and hurt by the second wife but the people, children especially, that were in that tent were not to blame at all. May they Rest In Peace

[@thuaug4417]

If she really needed to exact revenge, if only out of spite, you’d like to believe she would have zeroed in on her husband, but no, she misses her target and kills 57 and injures another 74 instead. A half-wit demon. She can rot in hell.

[@digimonalvatrax2738]

She was mad at the husband too

[@ayeshahussain4440]

Yeah, she should've just taken him to court for marrying another woman without asking how she felt, here in Saudi Arabia it's illegal, so I'm pretty sure it is the same in Kuwait.

[@th-sd6ni]

@@ayeshahussain4440 um....PAY ATTENTION....he mentioned in the video that it's legal to have multiple wives in Kuwait.

[@ayeshahussain4440]

@@th-sd6ni you pay attention, I am talking about marrying without the first wife's knowledge, that is illegal. The first wife should agree to the second marriage in order for it to be legal. If she does not agree, she can take him to court.

[@b-koz]

Not much better than waking up to a new Coffeehouse Crime video!

[@ginaperez8139]

So agree 👍 👏except I just got home from work Lol

[@triple-bee_33beast13]

@@ginaperez8139 me too hey its 17:29 here in South Africa

[@palpasheev]

bro no lies detected

[@aksel7177]

@@triple-bee_33beast13 same

[@fine_chocolatte]

Righttttt

[@jeanlu6010]

Thank you for sharing this video❤

[@thepixielife219]

All the above. I love everything you put energy into

[@jezlufc1842]

My only problem with Coffeehouse Crime is that there's never enough to binge on lol....keep up the awesome work

[@bingusbinted]

Honestly it's understandable that she was upset with her husband, but if you want revenge, don't include innocent lives.

[@kristenungstad3252]

Agreed. Some hedge clippers while he's sleeping would have done the trick nicely and left him alive to live with it too.

[@Roise699]

@@kristenungstad3252bro thinks it’s okay to be a psychopath

[@karangill7637]

still she didn't killed her husband. he will get another wife soon all innocent peoples paid the prices. 😢😢so sad

[@Sultan-gr5tk]

Too many feminist followers of this channel something doesn’t seem to be right. You say it’s understandable, but would you say the same if the roles were reversed?!

[@Sultan-gr5tk]

As usual, feminism is the biggest enemy of women and children. I’m glad the husband and his new wife were not harmed.

[@RoseNZieg]

I was going to sympathize with the victims but after hearing that the new bride and her family taunted the first wife I was flabbergasted. they got the fire they stoke, figuratively and literally. rip to the guests. I bet the surviving guests will never go to another wedding, especially when the bride is a second wife.

[@sbevexlr848]

How do you know they taunted her?? What's your evidence to suggest this

[@Worstpersonsingular]

Um, what? Are you a psychopath?

[@sa_star3661]

What u said is awful. Whether you sympathise with the murderer or not all those victims were innocent full stop. They deserve your sympathy. Alot of people go through extreme hardship and grief they don't all murder 57 people within 3 minutes

[@mrsTraveller64]

@@sa_star3661 the victims were not innocent,they would all have forced her back to her husband to be killed if she had tried to escape instead of doing what she ended up doing.

[@sa_star3661]

@molly1847 I think you watched the wrong video. Please watch the video properly. The people that died were innocent children and women. They were there on invitation. People who had nothing to do with the husband remarrying. How are children going to force a grown woman to do anything? I don't know where you got the escaping bit from? She wasn't escaping anything. Personally I believe if you murder over 50 innocents just because you are upset you deserve death....forget death you deserve to be torched until death. Those people died in the most horrific way, to be burned alive would be agony.

[@annaselbdritt7916]

This reminds me of a traditional Danish ballad, “Hr. Peders Slegfred” (Sir Peder’s Mistress/common law wife) about a woman who’s husband divorced her and pretends they were never married, that she is only his mistress, for him to marry a new wife. She disguises herself as a servant at the wedding, and when the couple retreats to their marriage bed, she sets fire to the whole celebration, and every guest and the newlyweds die. The husband sees her, and begs her to help him, promising he will help her in the future, and the last lines are these: “Then she answered so loudly that she laughed: “I know so well how you keep your word!” Btw: they are given the names of Hr. Peder (Sir Peter) and Liden Kirsten (maid Kirsten, but lit. ‘small Kirsten’), but these are the two names given to all unmarried couples in Danish ballads. It just means that they are generic/not historical, and not married.

[@julianakleijn9254]

My last words would have been “oh I’m sorry, do I know you?”

[@Lunar_Butterfly]

I have to admit that at first I totally got her having hate and seeking vengeance on her husband - until she literally took it out on innocent people and didn’t even touch her husband. Not that it would be right! I just get the human condition and her situation was messed up. So sad

[@leigha2814]

It seems like there are so many stories out there like this. Some school shooters are like this too (not many, but some). Mentally ill person is being f'ed with by someone, goes totally off the rails and kills people who had nothing to do with the problem. I'm sure there's a psychological explanation for all of it but in the end it's "nice motive, still mass murder."

[@Th3_m00nm4n]

“My husband is cheating on me, let’s go murder 57 people!” There are better ways to fix your problems that don’t involve murdering a bunch of innocent people for attention. But yeah, I feel real bad for her..

[@limpcheesestick]

I keep seeing cases where people take revenge on the person they got cheated on with, but not on the person they got cheated on by. I know it's not the same as the situation here but it still rubs be the wrong way

[@theresabenoit5610]

I don’t fully think she meant to kill those people. I think she was just too early so the bride & groom hasn’t gone in yet & seeing as she was outside I doubt she had any real confirmation on whose was gonna get hurt. The stories fucked in it’s entirety especially the husband & yes of the kids & 2nd wife get pity but before just saying she meant to kill only those people you gotta think who’s fault it really is which is his. She acted on impulse & sadness which is understandable & her first confession seemed remorseful of killing the guests it’s really just the guy getting too lucky. She has no right to burn it in the first place I’m just saying don’t label only her

[@spicybeantofu]

If she would've just taken it out on him I would've felt sympathy for her

[@lucyhardy-styles-shield2728]

Rainy day, coffee on the table, doing a watercolour pad and listening to Adrian with another interesting crime I've not heard of. Perfect day in my opinion

[@HShango]

Ha, you know

[@wolfiesasha887]

Yes indeed 😊

[@catherinegarbarino2574]

MAJOR ENVY! I'm stuck at work away from my drawings :( Enjoy!

[@MineChanclas]

Ahhhh I'm so jealous 🤤

[@lucyhardy-styles-shield2728]

@Krombopulous Michael since I was a kid actually, smartarse

[@clairedouglas1228]

Love that you’re doing new stories and covering other countries like Kuwait, Japan, South Korea. One thing, it’s not the end of the world, but you keep saying coincentially instead of coincidently.

[@adorasau]

I love your videos. I became a fan indeed. Thank you for making these amazing videos. Just wanted to let you know that I would love to see the cat in the background. 😊

[@AllLifeIsTravesty]

I feel so bad for the second wife and Nasra's children. The second wife likely had no idea how Nasra felt and sadly, given issues with women's rights in the area, I wonder if she even had much of a choice in the situation, and then she loses her mother and sister. And Nasra's children now are without their mother and main caretaker and likely have to hear about her terrible crime.

[@alphonsejohnson5601]

And even worse, Nasra's husband probably didn't want anything to do with her kids because they were disabled, so he probably gave them to her relatives or gave them up for adoption. Now I might be wrong(And I do hope I am) but this what I think. Edit: But then again, it's better for the kids to be with people who will love and care for them

[@inky1159]

@@alphonsejohnson5601 they'd probably be better off with relatives

[@handsomemale7716]

Unfortunate what happened. Super sad for her husband, children and the second wife. The poor guests unfortunately had to suffer through this as well...

[@handsomemale7716]

@@alphonsejohnson5601 He loved his children according to family and friends. I don’t know why you would make such a random assumption about him.

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

She didn't exactly ask his wife now did she?

[@amiLore]

I hope her disabled sons are being well cared for. Something tells me the husband won't be such a great father to them

[@modo30]

Why. He didnt leave his kids like western men do . He kept her as a wife with full rights

[@MollyHJohns]

Just below OP's comment another commenter explained that the husband in this case blamed the wife for their children's defects. So yeah he's not a good man.

[@bababababababa6124]

@@modo30 the dumbest comment in this entire comment section by far

[@gomegu3557]

@@modo30 bullshit it's better to leave than marriage over another marriage

[@sexisntlove3153]

Polygamy marriages are corruption... """And you will never be able to be equal between wives, even if you should strive [to do so]. From Quran surah Nisa"""... Muslim ummah keep telling others don't follow your desires, women are desires!. But desires can be very powerful. They can hold sway over the mind and lead a person away from reality. When a person follows desires and submits to them, without giving consideration to the guidance received from God, he goes astray. Following of desires is directly linked to misguidance. To understand the effect of desire it is important to analyze what desire does to human intelligence. It puts a curtain over the eyes of the mind. It makes a person so attached to its target that reality is overlooked. The conditions to understand reality include an objectivity to it. It means acceptance of reality whether palatable or bitter, whether it is for personal gain or against it. These conditions are not in line with the dictates of desire. In another verse Almighty Allah puts forth this truth in even stronger terms. He calls desire the god of some human beings. He says: Have you seen him who has taken his desire to be his god? (Q 25:43). Such a god has been condemned in the strongest terms in Hadith. The Prophet (s) has said: There is no god under the sky that has been worshipped other than Allah that is worse than the desire. (Taken from Tafsīr Namūne). No other deity is as despicable as the human being’s own desire. Imam al-Sādiq (a) says: Be apprehensive of your desires in the same way as you are apprehensive of your enemies. For there is no greater enemy for human beings than their own desires and what their tongues reap (Al-Kulaynī, al-Kāfī, 2: 336.) Following of desires is often not recognized for the lowly quality it is. It can be masqueraded as freedom, having fun, being with the masses, etc. It clads a veil over the person as well as others who are exposed to him. Only those who have insight and reflect on reality are able to see through it. This verse reminds us of the danger! Polygamy marriages come under desires!Polygamy marriages are corruption... Destroying the frist marriages!. Jabir reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Verily, Satan places his throne over the water and he sends out his troops. The closest to him in rank are the greatest at causing tribulations. One of them says: I have done this and this. Satan says: You have done nothing. Another one says: I did not leave this man alone until I separated him from his wife. Satan embraces him and he says: You have done well.” Source: Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim 2813 Grade: Sahih (authentic) according to Muslim """And you will never be able to be equal between wives, even if you should strive [to do so]. From Quran surah Nisa"""... Muslim ummah keep telling others don't follow your desires, women are desires!. But desires can be very powerful. They can hold sway over the mind and lead a person away from reality. When a person follows desires and submits to them, without giving consideration to the guidance received from God, he goes astray. Following of desires is directly linked to misguidance. To understand the effect of desire it is important to analyze what desire does to human intelligence. It puts a curtain over the eyes of the mind. It makes a person so attached to its target that reality is overlooked. The conditions to understand reality include an objectivity to it. It means acceptance of reality whether palatable or bitter, whether it is for personal gain or against it. These conditions are not in line with the dictates of desire. In another verse Almighty Allah puts forth this truth in even stronger terms. He calls desire the god of some human beings. He says: Have you seen him who has taken his desire to be his god? (Q 25:43). Such a god has been condemned in the strongest terms in Hadith. The Prophet (s) has said: There is no god under the sky that has been worshipped other than Allah that is worse than the desire. (Taken from Tafsīr Namūne). No other deity is as despicable as the human being’s own desire. Imam al-Sādiq (a) says: Be apprehensive of your desires in the same way as you are apprehensive of your enemies. For there is no greater enemy for human beings than their own desires and what their tongues reap (Al-Kulaynī, al-Kāfī, 2: 336.) Following of desires is often not recognized for the lowly quality it is. It can be masqueraded as freedom, having fun, being with the masses, etc. It clads a veil over the person as well as others who are exposed to him. Only those who have insight and reflect on reality are able to see through it. This verse reminds us of the danger! Polygamy marriages come under desires! Bukhari :: Book 7 :: Volume 62 :: Hadith 157 Narrated Al-Miswar bin Makhrama: I heard Allah's Apostle who was on the pulpit, saying, "Banu Hisham bin Al-Mughira have requested me to allow them to marry their daughter to Ali bin Abu Talib, but I don't give permission, and will not give permission unless 'Ali bin Abi Talib divorces my daughter in order to marry their daughter, because Fatima is a part of my body, and I hate what she hates to see, and what hurts her, hurts me."... Even Prophet Muhammed pbah didn't give permission to his daughters husband to take a second wife!

[@user-pr3ou4hu5u]

V nice,great effort,hard work.

[@teemarie5478]

I love all types of videos you make❤️ happy holidays

[@peachtreee4649]

How she managed to pour the gasoline around a large enough tent that holds 50-100 people without anybody noticing that odd behavior or smelling it during that moment is beyond me.

[@mwari-wa-nyagah]

You know how people ignore someone known to be mentally ill? They probably ignored her and paid no notice to what she was doing.

[@nightmarefanatic1819]

He said they were burning incense so that may have covered the smell of gasoline.

[@sharoncoombs5851]

There guards were down n people r not expecting such act at such a festive occasion sad

[@MrWolfheart111]

"managed to pour the gasoline, without anybody noticing "... By not pouring very much gas around at all (a couple cups). She probably thought she was just going to stop the wedding, not kill everyone inside. Which is understandable, polygamy.

[@srk54989]

Exactly! So sneaky!

[@UnsytedLLC]

I love how you focus on a lot of lesser known crimes. It really sets you apart from the other true crime channels & I always am intrigued by every new case.

[@mylesbishop1240]

2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣❗️

[@zigguratdafoo]

3hunna

[@tinaglenn5735]

You are FANTABULOUS!!!! My favorite show is “American Greed” so for me, long or short I love your channel!! Thank you so much!!!

[@rosariolarion9319]

Great narration and story telling. Very disturbing and heartbreaking 57 😢 innocent people died and 74 injured. Nazra--is evil, indeed. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@beesmith2435]

Crazy to kill all those innocent people and not even get your revenge on the ones your mad at. Rip to everyone who died. :(

[@wewenang5167]

she's stupid...cuz she can just poison her husband when she get home from honeymoon, she actually didn't want to kill her husband cuz if she kill him she wont get any money out of it because he is very rich and he provided every wealth that she wanted, she just want to kill the new wife! That makes her even worse! If she wanted to kill the husband she should burned the men's tent not the women's...its very clear that she only want to kill the women but not her husband!

[@sweetthunderoflove1]

Yup, also targeting women and children instead of the men making the laws.

[@louniece1650]

@@sweetthunderoflove1 Exactly!

[@verawallace9055]

I feel her pain, men in every part of the world mistreat their women

[@sequoiany3078]

yup. she should have planned well rather than just blindly burning unknown tents. she should have done her research thoroughly.

[@miola2083]

Horrible tragedy on all fronts. I understand why Nasra lost her mind, just wish she would have had an another outlet for her pain and frustration. The second wife thing was a raw deal for her. What happened to her children?

[@dianaveronicakambanis9690]

Well now She wont have to look After them no 2 Will have that job plus Will She have time to Paint her nails.he must have Money able to Agordo all these damsels. She can put her feet up.. . Manny look After the boys

[@cubonefan3]

They were hung too

[@mombasa7]

That is why a drink is need!

[@mrs.h2725]

Her being born in a country that sees women as nothing more than baby machines for producing sons was a raw deal. Imagine living in that hell, being married off to an older man and impregnated back to back. Then dealing with postpartum healing while being solely responsible for special needs children, and then being blamed for their disability and abandoned by your husband. Poor girl never had a chance.

[@cUser691]

@@mrs.h2725 Right. She was treated like a breeder. Nothing more than a hole in which to insert genitals and then to pop out kids . Sick. Her humanity was overlooked

[@high16200]

Very sad story. Thank you for sharing🙏🙏

[@nicoleflierl637]

I really am loving you throwing in some new INTERNATIONAL CRIMES, it gives the rest of us, who don't know "the little things" & laws of other countries, an in sight on how crimes are handled from all angles around the World, they might seem shorter in your eyes, but we learn quite a bit, which your research shows you go above & beyond for us to understand others cultures. MUCH APPRECIATED 🌏⚖️🇰🇼

[@floridasam4587]

She didn't just premeditate this, she was smart enough to not even let on that she was upset which to me says she intended to get away with it too.

[@larajones175]

True . It's pure evil.

[@Spider-Fan006]

But here in America she would be painted as a poor innocent woman by the media because of a garbage saying believe all women meaning women are pure angelic souls abused by the male patriarchy which is a load of bullshit I believe in true equality for men and women equal rights payments employment respect equal punishment and equal fights if you're woman enough to insult a man then you should be able to take a punch by a man you insulted that's true equality this woman is a scumbag who makes even the worst of shooters like the Colombine shooters that girl who didn't like Mondays look like children playing killers in comparison men and women who do this are horrible people who deserve punishment.

[@Mike--Oxmall]

She would have gotten away with it too if it wasn't for those meddling kids and Scooby Doo.

[@jamespaul6315]

@@larajones175 to be fair she was discarded and treated like garbage and left alone to deal with two special needs kids. Doesnt excuse what shes done at all, but her husband has a large part to play in this too. How you treat others matters.

[@zapdosxy1781]

Those people brought out the worst in her, have you not seen joker movie? Some people dont do evil for no reason, knowing its a oppressed country, its safe to say she was pushed towards the edge.

[@SirXer]

It's appreciated that you're covering cases that aren't as known across the globe, it helps us all learn from such tragedy and keep the memory alive in our hearts. I hope all of the families find peace.

[@clvsq]

We appreciate you and your time too!

[@Devil-Made]

More international!! I was deployed to Kuwait for seven months and never learned a thing about the place, despite spending a lot of time in Kuwait City and meeting many locals (the mall is UNREAL - lookitup). It would’ve been nice to at least known about this case, or some of the other interesting country facts you presented. Great video! Keep it up!

[@marianmarian6233]

I live in kuwait and i remember this case...Aparently...The new brides family taunted the first wife with text msgs on the wedding day

[@laurebourgeois7256]

Shitty attitude but not excusing mass murder not even explaining it.

[@jessedee8635]

New brides family taunting the first wife ? Is that how they behave there?

[@the5ebel781]

@@jessedee8635 you have no idea how toxic people can get here

[@rebbywealth9869]

They got what came to them(mom and sister).... unfortunately innocent lives were taken with them. Can imagine the new wife now has to take care of disabled children (if I was the family from the first wife would never care for those kids for as long as their father is alive)

[@stillcantbesilencedevennow]

@@the5ebel781 and it's quite sad. It serves no purpose, but just goes to show "wherever you go, humans are there and making it worse"

[@sydliminal]

US watcher here and i personally love the international cases! i know i would never have heard of a lot of these otherwise, and i think they lend interesting and unique perspectives. despite the morbid and tragic nature of these dark moments in a place's history, i think it helps us as people to understand and empathize with each other. in a weird way, it's like hearing about something (even, again, something as morbid and tragic as this) that occurred where you live, where you consider home, makes people feel heard and seen. all that said, i would _also_ love to see some more obscure US cases from states that haven't been... for lack of a better word, _featured_ here yet.

[@cristinalivi-harris3267]

For us in Europe, the international cases are the American ones!

[@jeannievanniekerk1527]

Hi there glad to now your channel. I watched your videos. Now I am a fan.

[@user-ps3mm5nd2j]

Good report 👍

[@wheatstonebridge]

57 innocent people. What a tragedy. My heart breaks for them. Just unreal.

[@nonameavailable7914]

Eeh. In her mind, they were celebrating her downfall by her polygamist husband. She got her revenge first. What a crazy tragedy.

[@LeLiuOfficial]

That's terrifying that one person can wipe out so many lives so quickly and easily. And it's not like she was some type of trained terrorist or something. She used methods and resources available to any regular person to pull it off. 57 lives gone in a matter of minutes, and so many more injured. May they rest in peace.

[@carolflower8015]

Good terrorist stock

[@JuweriaAli]

@shweta she should have attacked his side with the men instead of targeting the women and children

[@dandelion1920]

@shweta that's not an excuse to kill people and what the kids have done who perished and burned alive? People like you are the issue disgusting.

[@hitesh4497]

@shweta Isn't it acceptable to have more wives in that culture, and what do she get by killing those🤔, whatever hatred she had just speak to the source of it but according to this clip atleast she never even tried to talk it out with her husband too, seemingly fooling everyone in believing that she is virtuous in that sense of acceptance while burning with jealousy and hatred just to ruin life

[@Kisha_can]

@shweta Yeah, I'm with you that these people are guilty of all that, but deserving death, especially like that, is far fetched. Maybe the customs should change if it allows for something like marrying more wives while treating the first ones like trash to the point where someone feels this is a suitable solution. I mean, obviously I've never lived like that, but I'd be pissed if my husband just went and got remarried, while I'm supposed to give my blessing. It says a lot about how women are supposed to just accept this, without creating waves, by the fact that she wasn't initially even suspected of setting the fire.

[@andrewlim9345]

Nasra's story reminds us that two wrongs dont make it right. She was in an abusive relationship with a horrible husband but it doesnt justify killing and maiming all these innocent women and children. Still, the legal process was pretty murky. Her unwillingness to take responsibility for her actions is wrong.

[@Bipolarbear1965]

I just love your videos!!!

[@Sicilia928]

57 people dead and another 74 forever scarred, physically and emotionally, is one helluva lot of karmic baggage for one soul to carry.

[@sharonj7613]

What she did was wrong, but I feel sorry for Nashra the fact that’s she was struggling mentally and no one seemed to care is really upsetting. Imagine being a stay at home mum to two disabled kids and instead of your partner trying to be there for you and help, he decides to bring a next woman into the relationship. I don’t care if polygamy is a part of your culture or religion, if the other person is not comfortable with it then don’t bring someone else into your relationship.

[@yudonna]

Yes!! Women have so little right in those countries. She was married as a teen. A teen! Is horrible!

[@rianamohamed300]

Insanity doesnt give you the right to kill others

[@margaretr5701]

Having such a lavish wedding for the second wife would have caused her hurt to deepen, the celebration implied everyone was happy except her, and no-one cared. I also wonder if she realised how devastating the fire would be?.. 3 minutes and the entire tent burned to the ground! I'm giving her leeway, perhaps she didn't realise the full destruction she she would cause. Is it possible she didn't know there was only ONE EXIT from a highly inflammable tent? My sympathy lies with all of the victims, including her.

[@jjh01harmon38]

@@rianamohamed300 I'm pretty sure the OP knows considering hd metioned a similar argument.

[@MathieuLLF]

@@jjh01harmon38 considering OP spent 3/4 of her comment feeling sympathy for the mass murderer, it's hardly obvious.

[@nettejakobs2501]

A good blend of both type of stories, please 😊 Greetings from Denmark

[@ariaboucher678]

Please do more international cases, I really appreciated you approach to this case. Thanks 🙏

[@scoobyisdead]

this case was so menacing and had never heard of this case amongst many others on your channel and I’m thankful you do in depth research on cases that a lot of folks haven’t heard of 🙏🏾

[@SpookyDarling]

Please continue to do international cases, even if it means the videos may be shorter. I am consistently impressed by you bringing cases here that I’ve never heard before. There’s only so many times I can watch videos on JonBenet Ramsey, so keep up the great work!

[@susanhoh1414]

Thank you for providing this incident, as in the US we never hear about real news. As for this young women who had deep pain and depression, losing it all she no longer could rationalize. How sad and horrifying.

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

There was a shocking case in my area years ago that not many people have covered but it is one that has stuck with us. The case of mabel leyshon, I'd love you to cover it. The killer was someone who went to the same school and year as my partner and it's a story that will likely shock you as its more gruesome than most I've heard on this channel. It has some truly unimaginable horrific circumstances that left an entire town scared to walk the streets at night. If you want to look into it, it took place in Llanfair PG Anglesey North Wales.

[@dodeya83]

Since im from Kuwait, this case was something else, we never ever had something like this before, the sad thing is she have a broken heart who made her did this insane act!! Its a sad story in all ways

[@lindamccormick3631]

Now her children are motherless.

[@truth4004]

Its sad she thought it was worth it. I mean if a guy wants another wife (in islam)and you cant handle it, better to leave because they're always gonna want more and more. Its not righteous from any sides. Her husband shouldn't have married another if she was upset about it. Not righteous at all.

[@nutzhazel]

This is what happened when people didn't get married because of their religion anymore but because of their desire, she didn't even think about the fate of her own children.

[@srk54989]

I agree

[@srk54989]

@@truth4004 true😣😣

[@engreja]

My close friend had lost his mother and 3 sisters in the fire… The story he told me about how he ran to the hospital looking for them bring tears to my eyes. He was only 14, and found one sister still alive badly burned. Her last words before she died was “It is all My fault, I told my mom and sisters to go to the wedding” She later died that day 💔 Thank you for the video, I chose not to sent it to my friend who lost his family….

[@ladynikkie]

Horrible I really hope your friend got the help he needed after dealing something that traumatizing

[@savy573]

@@ladynikkie he got new mom,

[@jessedee8635]

This is so heart breaking 😭

[@dein3918]

🥺💔💔💔

[@RAMONA3118]

They went to the marriage ceremony of married men. It is their fault.

[@MentallyBeautifulVlogs]

I loved the little blooper at the end:)

[@paulforder591]

I'm interested in international crimes we seldom hear about in the US media. Keep them coming, Adrian, and many thanks for posting this video.

[@fizzao1342]

Murder by fire always makes me feel so ill. What a terrible case. I understand that she was frustrated, angry and unhappy in her situation but what an appalling way to express it. Rest in peace, all victims.

[@Mario7p]

Actually I hope there was more cases to change their backwards views on women tbh

[@margretteyobbler]

and how would you have prefered her to express her frustration? what she did was horrible and I am in no way making excuses for her but in my honest opinion, in a country that brutally murders women for not covering their hair in public and views them as dispensable objects what do you believe was a better course of action? Talking to the husband who decided to marry another woman simply because his first wife didn't produce 'healthy' children or wasn't satisfying him. Cried and made a fool out of herself to her parents (who, let's be honest probably would've told her it was all her fault that her husband wasn't happy with her?) there was absolutely not a single person this woman could go to in her time of need, not a doctor that would've taken her seriously, not a neighbour that would've listened to her cry, not a friend to converse with to ease a little weight off her shoulders but possibly most depressing of all not a family member to be on her side. Do you genuinely believe that when her husband decided to take a new wife people weren't bashing and shaming her for not being able to satisfy him on her own? Because If you don't then I honestly don't know what to say to you. she wasn't just frustrated, angry and unhappy she was livid, embarrassed, ashamed, disrespected, belittled and most of all betrayed. The only way any living breathing, emotive human being could tell me that she was anything less than exactly that, a living breathing emotive human being who was backed into an inescapable corner, is if they themselves were more mentally unstable than her.

[@muslimmenarecovertnarcissi346]

Polygamy marriages are destroying families

[@Rangeld823]

I currently work in Kuwait as a contractor for the military and was surprised to see this on Coffeehouse , because like you mentioned it is quite a safe place to live. Great vid!

[@fabiwilliams4644]

Safe for men

[@q8fly.]

Safe

[@echoserenade]

Contractor doing what? I'm a welder considering doing international work

[@virginiasantillan2267]

I really like your style of bringing and sharing stories to KZbin . I usually can’t listen to many doing this because the Host wants to input their opinions and I just want to hear the story like you do ❤ I think doing international stories should be added. I am very interested in different cultures