This UK Criminal is absolutely insane

[@camkirkhambabyy]

Researching this situation actually gave me chills.. her response is so cold

[@Skipztech]

Yo I’m first to reply to you 😂

[@NotYourAverageDuck]

@@Skipztech 2nd and is so wierd for our britiish man to only have two replies

[@GraceHayman11]

@@NotYourAverageDuck now three

[@missbitch1]

Dad was not upstairs....Dad is under the pictures you can see on the bed!

[@robbing871]

is that why you're wearing a raincoat inside?

[@Kurvolt]

She just sleeping and staying in the home for 4 years with 2 decomposing bodies is mad

[@bonecatart]

only a few minutes into this video but cam thank you so much for saying words like “killed” and “murdered”, not “unalived”. i know that lots of creators are scared of tellings-off for using harsh language, but it can be really disheartening to hear it. so thank you for being clear about what the woman did

[@dr3amgrI]

they do this so that they can be monetized, not to be insensitive.

[@david-jonballinger6638]

It’s so they don’t get demonetised to be honest

[@markalexander3659]

"Cheer up, you've caught me" - LOL, she has a point

[@camkirkhambabyy]

I reckon she’s said that line in the mirror at least 70 times before she got caught

[@markalexander3659]

@@camkirkhambabyy 🤣

[@EvieKennard]

@@camkirkhambabyy yeah like she wakes up in the morning and said to her mirror *sighs* "CHEERE UP YOU CAUGHT ME. . . " no no not right . . . "Cheer up, you've caught me"

[@stefan2005stefan]

@@EvieKennard She said ; "Cheer up ,you've caught the bad guy."

[@stefan2005stefan]

@@Evie1304 She actually said [upon relistening ] --- "Cheer up ; At least you caught the bad guy." [ Get out of that one :)]

[@Pebbles79]

I think Cam would be a brilliant true crime youtuber, the correct amount of empathy and comedy

[@camkirkhambabyy]

This video has made me think about starting a true crime channel..

[@vvv-lr2xd]

​@camkirkhambabyy please please please do

[@wumbology6072]

@@camkirkhambabyyyou’ve have our support!

[@shikemitaiwo6902]

@@wumbology6072Certainly!!

[@laurenhenry1100]

@@camkirkhambabyyPLEASE

[@eloisele777]

I’m a criminology student and to me this gives of 100% sociopath. People with an anti social personality disorder tend to have little to no empathy towards others. I have studied hours of confessions from sociopathic killers and this is no different from them, they tend to lay out all the facts and details straight away with no emotion. I don’t think this is something she processed and came to terms with as in cases where this happens the perpetrator will often break down in emotion and be very remorseful or even show relief that it’s finally over. She seems as if this is nothing more than an inconvenience to her and doesn’t see how this is a tragedy or that their lives had value.

[@Butterflypolly]

I’m a psychology student and I completely agree - thanks for the info, super interesting x

[@clarke89]

It don’t take a genius to know she’s nuts ffs

[@Zara69513]

Do you mind if i ask what studying criminology is like? I’m going to uni in about two years and I really want to study it but i have no one to ask about it

[@prescottperfection6354]

@@Zara69513criminology is like a mix of sociology, psychology and law. It’s not as in depth on the psychological and legal side of things though. Depending on the university, you can choose elective modules such as psychology or forensic psychology if you do criminology, and this will be taught in the school of psychology instead. It’s primarily the sociology of crime and you will have a lot of modules of pure sociological theory (think Marxism etc) so if that’s not your thing then I would recommend studying one of the other subjects I mentioned instead. It’s more about looking at crime through a wider societal lens, rather than looking into individual criminals and their minds. I will say, I studied law at A-level, then went on to study criminology for my undergraduate; I much preferred law.

[@kirstenleslie248]

Crime and criminal justice student here and I also completely agree. X

[@meganjones4321]

Imagine being that chill getting arrested, crazy. Netflix would love this

[@Sumuddy]

She killed her parents and no one cared or bothered to check on them after 4 years, she is probably shocked it went for so long and probably relieved it’s over

[@lucidchaoscreationsuk]

yea i thought this too

[@superreds1904]

Lockdowns helped her cover up, she was texting from their phones and sending emails from their accounts

[@DrSpasticat]

I mean we were in lockdown on and off for like 2 of those years

[@YHIEEDC]

​@DrSpasticat on the other hand people got a lot closer with their family. People liked to check up on family and friends they hadn't seen in a while to make sure they were doing okay.

[@MarcThomas-cn6cr]

I believe it was a doctor who noticed that the dad was not picking up prescription or attending doctor appointments that started the whole investigation

[@queen_of_darkness666]

The woman planned to kill her parents for 3 months before she murdered her parents, she was dosing drinks she gave her parents with drugs to test what dosage to use. She murdered her parents for life insurance money due to being in debt, she lied to her family and said they were on holiday when they were potentially already dead at the time. The lack of empathy, no emotion shown at all is quite chilling.

[@moonchild9092]

How is she gonna get life insurance money if she was hiding the fact they are indeed dead ? Don't they have to die for the family to be able to get the money ? honestly i dont get the logic behind this

[@withcharmtospare]

@@moonchild9092I think the trip lie was for family or friends not the insurance ppl. I dunno how she gets it without death certificates tho

[@moonchild9092]

@@withcharmtospare but the original poster of comment said she murdered her parents for life insurance money ,i was confused how she can get money without tellling someone they are dead .If this was her plan its a stupid one but i cant say she is stupid , because u cant be dumb af and be able to hide dead bodies for 4 years without anyone finding out

[@queen_of_darkness666]

@@moonchild9092 She was either trying to get her parents life insurance or pension money because she was in debt so that is why she murdered her parents.

[@futuristic.handgun]

I don't think she got life insurance money, I think she was burning through their pensions and maxing out numerous credit cards.

[@noname-qw9td]

I think the.. almost "eerily" calmness as you said, it's because I think it's been 4 years. She's done the processing, she has literally lived IN it, and therefore she doesn't have anything to hold back. She knew what was coming, she played the waiting game of the paranoia, the fear of getting found out, and she'd therefore gotten used to it

[@brunettemouse3265]

I think it's more likely that she's a sociopath, so she hasn't needed to process it, she literally just doesn't have emotions in the first place

[@noname-qw9td]

@@brunettemouse3265 it's been 4 years. If it was immediate you'd be able to appear to diagnose off the bat. Because of this it's unavailable.

[@taylor-paigex]

had no idea this was even happening thanks for informing me mr kirkham

[@lexidennis8066]

this is mental, why did nobody try harder to check on them but also why let it go on for so long?

[@kingagargol1684]

How did her neighbours not smell the stench of the dead bodies?

[@MaXxOwnagesMel]

tv has you convinced dead bodies smell a lot more than they do, it's not a stench that can pass through multiple walls

[@RobbieManic]

​@@MaXxOwnagesMelyou're right, it's not a stench that can cut through bank vaults. But most housing structures, based on the area she appears to be living in, don't use thick materials to partition between houses, not to mention the house was not looked after. Cracks and holes are all that's needed. Not to mention, bodies rot over time (unless preserved). Rotting flesh and carcasses will turn to sludge and seep through flooring, like waterlogged damage from a leaking pipe. If a stench didn't eminate to the neighbours, a rotting patch in the ceiling spreading from house to house certainly will.

[@joelspence]

@@RobbieManic sleeping bags are well insulated if you get a good one

[@joelspence]

They've been in narnia chilling

[@sarcatstik]

I saw this on news, absolutely disgusting. I can’t even imagine my parents hurt let alone hurting them myself!

[@Helena.E.M]

This is classic psychopathy. The total lack of emotion, callous disregard for anything but her own needs, the financial recklessness and her entitlement are classic. She cries when she talks about the hammer. At that point it appears she wants to be validated as 'good' and 'helpful' for 'doing the right thing'. Image is clearly important to her. Her use of 'humour' is wildly inappropriate and socially she's clearly unable to read clues. It's rare to see such an obvious example of psychopathy but it's all there. Horrific.

[@futuristic.handgun]

This. 💯💯

[@elliellsls]

BEEN WAITING FOR TODAYS CAM UPLOAD YAYAY

[@skyerosemcarthur2885]

In a way they want people to know in kinda like a relief instead of continuing to hide it but they also feel like it's cool for people to know bc they get all this attention now and there finally done hiding it away which is terrifying to think about

[@RaefonB]

WOW. You're right, it does feel so surreal it's like a dark comedy skit!

[@grover6662]

Maybe she’s always been like this, like a sociopath

[@Yashusayn]

a key trait of psychopathy is lack of empathy, it's likely that she didn't ever "love" her parents but more so a very logical way of thinking like a transactional sort of relationship. I can't diagnose her obviously but that's the way it's seeming to me

[@futuristic.handgun]

💯

[@elliellsls]

i love how interactive you are with fans it makes me smile so much😆🤗💗

[@elliellsls]

@GE223-y7p he does reply to some comments, he likes comments and on instagram too

[@spectrophobic]

@GE223-y7p he replies to comments on every video??

[@futuristic.handgun]

​@GE223-y7pYeah, what are you on about? I've gotten several replies and likes on my comments from Cam, also on Twitter. He's a sweetheart that cares about his community.

[@Joolshandley8963]

Why haven't the other children visited the home in 4 years or even asked to speak to them .

[@liss2131]

I actually believe the dad’s body wasn’t actually upstairs I’m pretty sure I read somewhere that the Dad‘s body was on the ground floor in the room that they were talking in. When she says I need to talk to you in the other room to tell you what’s in there I think she was referring to her dad’s body. And when she’s in their she says “ my dad‘s bodies in there” and in the first part of the video when they break the door, you can actually see where he is when cam points out that there is random stuff on the bed I believe it’s not actually a bed and it’s the tomb she made for her dad out of the breeze blocks and blankets and the stuff on the bed is actually paintings that she had placed on there.

[@minacarolina7671]

When the policeman is reading back to her the statements she made he says the body was under the bed on the ground floor. 5:56

[@liss2131]

@ no I think your right it was a bed but it was in cased with breeze blocks like a tomb

[@Joel_c8i]

Such a sad loss of life, your own mam and dad n' all. Big up for the upload

[@lucidchaoscreationsuk]

they’ve got 2 other kids too which blew my mind!

[@futuristic.handgun]

Really?! Wtf?! Why TF didn't they check in on their parents? That's wild!

[@kellyrickard9171]

​@@futuristic.handgun She was pretending to be her parents and texting the sisters. Some of it was during lockdown but the rest of the time they never checked on their parents

[@kristy8246]

the fact this happened down the road from me is chilling! idk how she managed to keep them hidden for 4 years?!

[@jordonatkinson824]

I mean if you’re not storing clothes in a wardrobe then technically it becomes a cupboard right..? 😂

[@Candyflss]

NEVER 😤😤😤🤬🤬🤬

[@ZombieRodeo]

Technically she was still storing clothes in there, unless the body was naked! 😂

[@JoshWood-o3n]

I love the balance of serious and light hearted content on this channel, please keep it up I really enjoy the variety 🙏😊

[@blurage-tnt]

I was in hmp Peterborough with her, she sat opposite me in my art class, she still owes me a box of vapes 😂😂😂 she thought she was only going to get 12 yrs!!? Wrongen

[@jamtarts9839]

Heart art pieces would be something to behold!

[@blurage-tnt]

@jamtarts9839 she was sh*t lol and she thought she was sooo good. I did a few pieces for her that's why she owes me a box of vapes

[@FusionPrincess]

That's psychopathic. She doesnt care. Shes either had some kind of severe mental break in the time since the incident, or she straight up is a psychopath who didnt care from the offset. This is so disturbing...

[@Brexit_Bloke]

I reckon she does regret it, Leading up to it and during and probably a year after she was psychotic, But for the rest she calmed down about it and had time to think

[@sidonychina12]

Love this type of topic, would like to see you cover more cases.

[@jordangann7438]

"Cheer up, you've caught the bad guy" psychopath translation: "I've unalived my own parents and facing the consequences that i don't feel i actually deserve even though i did something wrong in your eye's, it's right in mine"

[@karentompkins6433]

Wow! Crazy case. Loved the coverage Cam. We need another donut channel for true crime 😊 I'll definitely keep watching 👀 🤘😁💖

[@charliebennett6250]

Damn, the variety of cam's content lately 🔥🔥🔥

[@CharaYay]

I liked this video alot because you gave very bullet pointed facts got to the story with little dramatics in between 👌 your style of commentary fits this type of video well ❤

[@Lucinda5ara]

I’ve already seen all this but watching it with you is so nice. Oh and by the way I love the hair cut

[@Rebeccajo986]

I love it when cam uploads x

[@joshuageorgee]

cam, dude, this video was awesome! i’m looking to start doing videos like these myself and you’re a real inspiration 🙌🏻

[@Fizzyblueshark]

You totally should! I’d watch them. Would you do true crime or reacts?

[@joshuageorgee]

@@Fizzyblueshark all of the above ! reacts, true crime, storytimes. that kind of stuff ! thanks for the message btw dude, it really motivates me to start producing content! 😊

[@Fizzyblueshark]

@@joshuageorgee of course!! I’m in the same boat tbh! I posted a video but I got too nervous and took it down. I’m sure whatever you post will be dope so go for it!! I’ll sub to you rn!!

[@futuristic.handgun]

​@@joshuageorgeeYou can do it bud! The donuts believe in you and support you!! 💓

[@millykay4827]

Love this video idea Cam, nice to change it up a bit ❤❤

[@neensbiens]

Appreciate your serious side

[@bellblue5527]

I live in this city. I have lived at one point almost opposite their house. I have walked last their house on Pump Hill countless times. Her parents were very quiet, mind their own business type of people. There were rumours about the family even when the parents were alive, but as dead people cannot defend themselves, I will not say what those rumours were specifically. Even if true the rumours don't justify her actions. The excuse they moved away wouldn't wash with friends and family surely as phones still work in Clacton, emails still work in Clacton, postal service still work in Clacton, modes of transport still lead to Clacton... So I as a family/friend would not buy this for four years, especially if it was my parents. Not four days would pass without me raising suspicion never mind, four weeks, or four months never mind four years! The others siblings made a statement which under normal circumstances I'd agree with but something is not mathing... They said something along the lines of... They would be missed beyond measure. We had no chance to say goodbye. Tell them we loved them. We have been robbed of time and loving bonds with our mum and dad for years to come. How dare she do to our family it's not right. Mum delighted in her grandchildren. Mum and Dad always enjoyed spending time with us, family was their price and joy. Now I don't doubt their grief and loss for a second. I question... Didn't you miss them in the four years they were deceased? Didn't you think of saying Hi Mum, hi Dad in four years? Didn't you have four years in which you had zero communication when you didn't feel robbed of time with them? Didn't your Mum who delighted in her grandchildren not raise a red flag for any of you when no birthday, Christmas cards, gifts, phone calls or visits came for four years? No one thought? That's odd Mum loves little Janet so much she'd never miss her birthdays, better call her see what's going on? Didn't them not spending time with their price and joy, which they loved doing, spark one twinge of suspicion in four years in a single one of you? I'm sorry for your loss, I truly am but I'm just finding this so hard to believe. I hope your parents are now at peace, I hope now justice has been served, your hearts can heal.

[@futuristic.handgun]

This!! Great comment! I couldn't agree with you more!! 💯💯

[@bellblue5527]

Thanks. There are four other daughters. Yet it took a GP to raise the alarm and say... Hmmmm something's not quiet right here? Surely that was the job of their children who professed to love them so much, yet crickets for years? If it was your Mum or Dad I'm sure days would be the limit not years. There is just something not adding up...

[@futuristic.handgun]

@@bellblue5527 100%!! If it was my parents it would be a day or two MAX! Definitely not no damn 4 YEARS! Absolutely insane!

[@bellblue5527]

@futuristic.handgun Right... It just doesn't make sense. The statement and the lack of concern over four years is not aligning.

[@ykskes2561]

Exactly… if they were such a “ loving close family”… and proud grandparents… 4 years is a heck of a long time for not being in contact and doesn’t add up at all… they should be also investigated for knowing what their sister did and maybe were given 🤫 money from their parents life insurance or whatever income she gained from her parents 🤨 It’s fishy 🤔… very fishy 🤔🤔

[@steveleeds5221]

This is the most harrowing and surreal case I've seen in a long time. It wasn't even the deceased relatives who reported them missing, it was their GP's who contacted police after not seeing or hearing from their patients in so long. Why it took years to flag I'll never know, it's all a bit strange. Things ought to be in place with GP practices and hospitals whereby vulnerable patients miss appointments or are not heard from within an allotted time frame, the police are contacted to do welfare checks. She's a psychopath, in fact the definition of one. Cold, calculating, manipulative, and emotionless with no iota of regard or empathy. The fact she said to the arresting officer - "Cheer up, you caught the bad guy" is very telling and chilling, indeed.

[@marney_prince]

Been waiting for someone to cover this its happened about 30 mins away from me cheers cam

[@cleoammour9961]

she also called her SISTER pretending to be her mum and the sister wasn't suspicious! how can nobody question anything this is insane

[@millie1146]

btw cam these are my fav types of vids please keep making them

[@SleepingLionUK]

Cam ive just showed my blind bestie msrtin her arrest video literally 10 mins ago n he was shocked..😯 Now your reacting to it. Wtf?!?! Brilliant timing and hes loving listening to you for the first time....❤Shoutout to Martin...

[@ellstnefrr]

I like that Cam reacts to things like this, stuff on the news instead of the generic “X factors funniest moments” it’s just better content love Cams Channel, keep it up bro ❤

[@JoeyKnightPodcast]

Im addicted to your videos at the minute Cam 🤣 keep smashing it bro 👏

[@camkirkhambabyy]

Haha thank you brother ! 🤝🏼

[@nicolamoir8839]

That woman clearly isn't mentally stable. I'm getting absolute sociopath vibes from her!

[@jackwilson296]

My brightness was so low I Deadass thought your editer inflated your head and shrunk your body that jacket tripped me out 😂

[@futuristic.handgun]

Are you sure you're not high? Lmao. 😂

[@iwishioverdosed]

honestly fair enough at least she was honest and gave the facts instead of leaving her parents loved ones in the dark not knowing what really happened

[@Emkayem]

What’s crazy to me is that she poisoned her dad, but killed her mum by hitting her with a hammer and stabbing her, it sounds like she clearly carried serious resentment for her mum to kill her in such a brutal way. She deserves to be locked up for the rest of her life!

[@Yourworstnight-mare]

❤ you make my days a lot better

[@Yourworstnight-mare]

HE LIKED MY COMMENT OMGGGG

[@koawilliams7893]

In my opinion I think she’s happy to be found because she thinks she’s gonna be famous. “Girl killed parents and hid for 4 years” sounds interesting to her but to everyone else she’s a sick and twisted individual.

[@taylor-paigex]

been busy the past couple days and come back to tons of cam videos, cant wait

[@danaj-b9452]

Howwwww do you not have a million subs yet???? Just discovered your channel and I love it so much

[@goodtimeswithcoin]

Jesus mate. Out of every crime situation.. Why did she act so cold ? She's acting like she commited a robbery and not just murdered her parents what the hell ..

[@R0ry_McMuff1n]

Did not expect to see this 😂BUT WE LOVE UR CONTENT CAM ❤

[@katsofia782]

Omg!! She is absolutely gone!!!!

[@benbrodiewas.]

I like the new editing cam lad

[@millykay4827]

For me, I think it's something to do with her ego, like the "cheer up you've caught the bad guy", it's almost like to her it's someone else. She wanted the gratification (recognition) for killing her parents, I think that's why she went into the corner shop and said that.

[@darkzim3872]

for all we know she could have been tormented by it for years and been wanting to get caught and the worry and stress about being caught probably took over her life and when she was caught it was a relief for her

[@gillymac9363]

Or medication can make ppl labile.

[@futuristic.handgun]

Nah, this bitch is a straight up psychopath. She doesn't give a single fuck, nor is she sorry. Zero remorse or empathy.

[@mkazaa]

Why are you making excuses for her? That theory falls flat when she's just cracking jokes. "cheer up you've caught the bad guy" it's pointless to try figure out someone's personality from one video but at the very least it looks like she's never really had any attachment to her parents

[@darkzim3872]

@@mkazaa you do know people have a thing called gallows humour their is zero excuse for her actions but people do make jokes when bad things happen years ago a lad I knew killed himself with a shotgun and during the funeral a car drove past and back fired and someone said "watch out Jims back" maybe not the time or pace for joking but it bought a smile to fair few peoples faces

[@mkazaa]

@@darkzim3872 completely different situation. No shit people use humour to cope with bad situations but the intent becomes different when you're the one responsible for the bad situation. If the person at the funeral had been the one to kill the person and fired that joke it'd be in bad taste.

[@Tankhtd4life]

Thankyou cam hope you're OK, sir.

[@t-officialmusic7034]

Getting me through some hardship these videos are 😢❤

[@arieseye5]

first time i saw a tiktok about this case i just got sociopath vibes off her. i know nothing about psychology or psychiatry but its just the way she seems like she couldn't care less about the fact that she killed her own parents. chills

[@natashaphipps402]

Love your responses Cam 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Avaiationiscool]

Love your content keep it up!

[@Astro-qc7xk]

My brother also worked in the vineyards at the time in another shop. He met both her and her parents but unfortunately no suspicions were raised as Covid lockdown occured and due to their age it made sense for them to not be seen out and about as much. She had told everyone how they had moved away suddenly so again made sense for them to no longer be seen visiting local shops. Even just after her parents had been killed she almost acted as if everything was fine in her life and even asked a coworker if theyd like to go out for a coffee with her. Absolutely mad that she could pretend that her parents bodies weren't stashed away in her house

[@HerHollyness]

I think she must have some kind of psychopathy to be that cold and remorseless during the police interviews. So strange. The saddest part of all this, to me, is that the GP is the one who finally raised the red flag, not any of their relatives who hadn’t seen or spoken to them for FOUR years.

[@Evielongbottomm]

Literally like I do not believe that the other children didn’t know about the murder because surely after a while the excuses wouldn’t hold up

[@stargayzing803]

cam in his true crime era 💅🏻 (this was amazing pls do more!!)

[@tubtub6726]

It’s crazy I literally live 5 minutes away from the house I was going past as they was putting the police tape up

[@moze2324]

4 YEARS AND NO ONE SUSPECTED A THING???

[@basickeiraa]

I need more crime related videos from you cam.

[@jamesday1295]

Apart from the murdering and fraud, i find this woman's demeanour so relatable it's scary.

[@suzymccallum9765]

Wow cam getting into my favourite video genre, I love watching true crime

[@Rose.Archer]

Her reaction is beyond chilling. She’s 100% a psychopath. I’ve met and known people who are diagnosed psychopaths but I never seen anything like this. That should not lighten her sentence in any way. She’s cooperative but in a manipulative way to try and be cooperative and cracking jokes.

[@Issy_Owen]

Loved this video, I'm a true crime fanatic❤

[@reykaye6096]

Absolutely wild how detached she is from her actions.

[@beachfairy]

I think she didn't genuinely think she'd get away with it so long! Once the covid lockdowns stopped & the world opened back up again, she probably figured that no-one seeing the parents, the excuses to family members etc wouldn't fly anymore. She was probably so reclusive, paranoid for so long & got sick of living like it.. Killing for gain & not pleasure so, may not have gotten any kind of kick whatsoever out of getting away with it for so long, it probably just made her completely unable to relax for 5 years & she felt some kind of relief when it was finally over 😅 Loving the videos lately btw, you're smashing it ✌🏻 (edit: above is just my opinion, but I study criminal psych. Interestingly, poisoning is a preferred way for women to kill, when they do. But, it's a lot less common for women to kill their parents than men. So she's both textbook, & a bit of an anomaly 🤷🏼‍♀️)

[@paullowry6222]

Theres a guy in America who spent 250k of his parents money calling a woman on a chat line he killed both parents and his brother theres documentaries about it and his police interview on KZbin

[@daweshorizon]

'Cheer up, you've caught the bad guy' . This shows perfectly how she is still trying to manipulate the situation. She is being patronising and condescending to the arresting officer. It appears that she has accepted that she has been caught but still feels the urge to direct the proceedings. She also doesn't show any empathy, emotion, a sense of relief that it's all over, remorse for her actions or a realisation of what most people would regard as a double, personal tragic loss. Basically, she's a casebook psychopath. I would like to send my condolences to the relatives and friends of her parents. Love and peace.

[@martinsamb9926]

Love the jacket cam

[@kellyrickard9171]

She seems so mentally flat and broken but also relieved that she can talk to someone. It feels like she's just trying to be helpful like she's been caught so there's no point hiding anything. There also seems to be no remorse and everything is very factual.

[@phx.linger]

never heard of this but watching it cuz cams posted it

[@Nebulametal]

"Wow, I can't believe how twisted and unpredictable this criminal's actions are! It really showcases the depths of human behavior and the extremes some people will go to. The way they planned everything out but still made such reckless choices is fascinating and terrifying at the same time. It makes you wonder what goes on in the minds of individuals like this-what drives them, what circumstances lead them to make such chilling decisions, and how society can sometimes overlook warning signs. It's a reminder of the thin line between normalcy and insanity, and how quickly things can spiral out of control. Videos like this serve as a stark reminder of the importance of awareness and understanding of mental health issues, as well as the need for effective measures to prevent crime. It’s scary to think this could happen to anyone, and it's crucial that we engage in conversations about crime prevention and mental health support. It feels like there's so much more to uncover about the motivations behind these actions, and I think many viewers are left with questions about morality and justice after seeing the stories unfold. This really makes you think about the complexities of the human psyche and the societal factors that contribute to criminal behavior. Truly mind-boggling!"

[@sushi513]

The fact that this happened less than 10 minutes away from me..

[@maxienne93]

Shes cunning, a sociopath.

[@Lemon10.5]

When I saw the OG Video for the first time I felt so angry I could’ve set my phone on fire.

[@jessicahoward9046]

Why?

[@Lemon10.5]

@@jessicahoward9046 because how could someone kill their parents and just say “well you’ve got the bad guy” it’s such a scummy thing

[@user-ly2cm6zk5l]

Her saying ‘it’s complicated’ when asked where he DEAD mother’s body is send SHIVERS down my spine, it suggests that the mum fought back and I can imagine the horror her mother felt knowing she was fighting for her life because of her kid

[@thewitchsfamiliar]

I didn't think True Crime Cam with the doughnuts would be a thing but I am here for it! ... Oh my gods that woman. Disturbing and yet fascinating ...

[@amymarie1581]

When I watched the original video - I honestly wondered why no sibling had been around to see their mum and dad. Like surely if you was that worried, you would at least attempt to go round regardless of thinking they’d moved away. 4 years with no phone calls or checking in on them, it just doesn’t add up in my head. I would never wait more than a week to check in on my mum and dad.

[@KaitlynParker-p3q]

Omg this is insane can't believe some people sends shivers down my spine

[@Leon0goodwin]

I’m in uni studying to be a criminal lawyer and if you corporate with the police and tell the truth an help them in the case they will pass it onto the judge and it can actually lower there prison sentence upto 5 years and possibly more if they get out with good behaviour

[@-drakrats-]

I think you're missing several pertinent points. She's not gloating and showing off, she's clearly used up all her emotion in the last 4 years and is now probably almost relieved to be able to tell someone and get it all out. She's not being grandiose or anything. She's probably ly been though all the various ways her capture and aren't will go and is not just openly telling the cops because there's no use hiding anything at this point. She's clearly not after validation, she's just matter of fact because for the past 4 years she's had the stress of having 2 dead bodies in her house. It's probably a relief to be able to tell them everything.

[@amy.buckle]

best true crime detective!

[@camkirkhambabyy]

😭😭

[@samgaming8213]

What I want to know is how did no one know they were dead. What if someone texted them or made plans with them and they didn't show up. If my uncle didn't hear from my mum im sure he'd come see her if she was ok

[@dwaynethefrog]

i wonder what the parents did to warrant that because this woman is fully conscious of her actions and accepts the consequences. she knew exactly how she'd be punished and knew it was inevitable, yet still thought it was worth it to get rid of those parents. not that they deserved it whatsoever, i think there's just a bit more nuance

[@dwaynethefrog]

okay i might've commented too soon didnt watch far enough yet

[@_MaddMaxx_]

Imagine going through quarantine with two rotting bodies, that’s actually disgusting

[@emilyshearer8351]

The part that is so frightening is how calm she is

[@luagamundi]

Why I love this channel?

[@futuristic.handgun]

Cause Cam is the GOAT.