Why are so many Crypto Millionaires Mysteriously Dying?

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Would you folks like to see another crypto murder video? There are so many stories to cover...

[@cdes1776]

This topic is fascinating; I wasn't ready for it to be over. This seems so 'dark web' to me.

[@ltheslayer1111]

yess

[@easybreezy7839]

Most of them are similar so no please

[@coreyleighmilner-013]

Nope crypto and true crime or strange cases don't get along

[@DontHateOnMyBreed1975]

Yes!

[@anajackson6677]

Having Ridiculous amounts of money and showing it off don't tend to attract much positive. If you want to be rich, that's fine...just don't let the world know. Keep it to yourself to stay safe.

[@Onora619]

One ring rule: Keep it secret, keep it safe!

[@grumpygremlin2379]

I don't know why people haven't already figured that out.

[@nlwilson4892]

To a lot of people it is about ego, they want to be seen to be successful, so showing off the wealth is essential.

[@cdes1776]

@@nlwilson4892 Someone has to lose the game of "I'm better than you" .

[@cdes1776]

1eplus12 Start charities?

[@DoomsdayMayBeOkay]

The biggest danger with crypto is that you essentially become your own bank so if you start babbling about the thousands of dollars you own you will instantly become a target for obvious reasons.

[@vononymous8054]

Agree.

[@colettefitness8532]

Yep

[@HtPt]

Not agree

[@Tina-de3fq]

🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🖤👍🏿

[@AG-en5y]

I’m pretty sure if it’s in a “traditional” bank you still get chopped up and robbed if you start to deal with straight up gangsters. How much you wanna bet everything he “owns” is rented? And that he most likely lost someone very scary a lot of money? There’s plenty of millionaires

[@davecarter5113]

If you become a crypto millionaire, tell no one!!! Money changes the dynamic of all relationships. Friends, family, etc.

[@khaninderdeka4865]

❤❤ TRUE

[@M.K-SAVE]

So true

[@itsmePassport]

unlike TATE

[@rhilton5622]

Yes!!

[@kateanderson3779]

100%! That’s what sets crypto millionaires apart from crypto clowns

[@FacundoSutherland]

I'm from Argentina. Fernando Perez Algaba's case is almost resolved. The main theory points to a ex bussiness partner that (shockingly) was in debt with Fernando. It is a really interesting story, if you want to do a second part. Also, i always wanted to see some youtuber talk about María Marta Garcia Belsunce's case. Maybe the most talked about crime in Argentine history. It has a Netflix true crime doc, and a HBO (really good) drama series

[@fixairplane3624]

On my husbands account....my family is from Cordoba. I'm first generation American I would love to come see my families homeland. Greetings!! 🙌🏼🇦🇷

[@LathropLdST]

​@@fixairplane3624😂😂 just stay where you are. Nothing to see in failed state Argentina...

[@waterlessaxis6212]

Watching this at work is helping keep my mind busy. My wife is in the ICU and hopefully will get to come home soon. She has stage 3 lung cancer and had fluid around her heart. She's just 32 years old and it's been rough for us these last 2 months. I'm thankful that some of my favorite KZbinrs posted this week and have helped ease my mind. Excellent video as always Adrian. Keep up the great work brother.

[@jmarshal]

I hope your wife can come home soon. Stay strong. Lean on your love for each other. You both deserve good things and I hope there are sunnier days to come 🌼

[@dianabodemer1889]

My prayers, my mother was cured of small cell lung cancer. Good luck ❤

[@jolo3118]

You, your wife, and family will definitely be in my thoughts. Sending love, hugs and positive thoughts your way. ((( 💕 )))

[@scholaroftheworldalternatehist]

you want him to make a video about her? lol

[@suziequebedeaux5109]

Sending prayers for you and your wife!

[@SmilingIbis]

What really killed Fernando? Trying to impress people on line with his lavish influencer lifestyle. Ever notice how old money people can have tons of money but you'll never know it to look at them and they'll never tell you.

[@jilldinneen4271]

And sometimes really rich people are very low-key. They live in middle-class neighbourhoods, drive economical cars and don't wear designer clothing and jewellery.

[@harrietxo2310]

@@jilldinneen4271the clothes and jewellery are designer or incredible quality minus the offensive brand logos all over lol

[@robbobsjobs8456]

Old money is blood money

[@SmilingIbis]

@@robbobsjobs8456 All money is blood money.

[@NiklazSchwarzschild]

Leo pessi is responsible

[@exhaustedbaking]

Five phones? Living in an RV next to his workplace? Never talking about his activities? Even before the kidnapping the alarm bells are blaring for Victim 2.

[@DetorreonPla]

Exacly, Just looking into his eyes in his photos he looks like he's hiding major things.

[@yorkiesweetpea23]

Definitely led a double life, at least. Could have been quadruple lives. Someone like that, if he really did take his own life, it would have to be someone had threatened him with exposing all of his dark secrets.

[@Lena-so2lq]

5 phones dont mean nothing. Neither does living in an RV next to work.

[@darkheartdahlia5218]

@@Lena-so2lq exactly! Just bc someone lives “strangely” by society’s standards doesn’t mean they are up to something. Plenty of people that live “normal” lives do sinister things.

[@PronatorTendon]

​@@darkheartdahlia5218 If 5 phones doesn't tell you something is up you aren't just deaf and blind

[@sharonW3214]

I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my entire life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, thank you Veronica Hoy.

[@MercyJane09-22]

Wow. I'm a bit perplexed seeing her been mentioned here also Didn’t know she has been good to so many people too this is wonderful, I'm in my fifth trade with her and it has been super.

[@BenjaminCha1253]

She is my family's personal Broker and also a personal Broker to many families in the United states, she is a licensed broker and a FINRA AGENT in the United States.

[@KellyRolls231]

The first time we had tried, we invested $1400 and after a week we received $5,230. That really helped us a lot to pay our bills.

[@jonathancollins2989-x6x]

You trade with Veronica Hoy too? Wow that woman has been a blessing to me and my family.

[@LuckyG22-iv8ds]

I'm new at this, please how can I reach her?

[@Maverick-jn9ur]

First guy screwed himself. He should have paid back his debts first instead of parading all his wealth online while knowing he had all those debts. I would imagine that if one of the debt collector was viewing his instagram account with all his lavish spendings while knowing fernando still owed him 70k, he would in doubt be furious. Why didn't Fernando buy a few less luxury cars? he clearly had the money to pay back his debtors. Stupid choices lead to bad results.

[@BoominGame]

He was probably running a Ponzi, his channel was to pull new leads.

[@thenuetrix6574]

When i become a millionaire, no one would even know. Id just live a simple life and mind my own business

[@Toneload11]

Remove the word "if or i hope " from your speaking or any limitation, you will become a millionaire because your worth it.

[@thenuetrix6574]

@@Toneload11 you're right. I changed it. Thanks for the encouragement and God bless you

[@SabinUche]

True! Would tell not even my mother.

[@Thejanitorshow]

1 million is nothing with inflation these days. So yer, will be VERY easy to fly under the radar

[@grega6]

😂😂😂😂 you don't need to be millionare for this. And it is simply impossible to be anonymous with millions

[@Suko1983]

I'm from Argentina, Fernando's case has nothing to do with crypto, he had a BIG debt with bad people.

[@HaggisMuncher-69-420]

How does it feel to be a British subject?

[@GrgAProduction]

All of his crypto business is built upon those money 😂 he blew threw them and just upheld a facade

[@weeblewobble2933]

@@HaggisMuncher-69-420Couldn’t a Scot be asked the same question?🥴

[@weeblewobble2933]

Did you not watch the video?

[@sole__doubt]

@@GrgAProduction Yep it sounds to me like he was laundering money. Yeah if you mess that up you dont just get fired and move on to the next job.

[@mayor-o1w]

Thank you for recommending Sarah Jennine Davis on one of your videos. I reached out to her and :nvesting with her has been amazing.

[@anilhettiarachci8467]

Wow, congratulations on your impressive investment success! Your discipline and focus on delayed gratification is truly inspiring. I'm curious, what are some of the key factors that you consider when making investment decisions? Do you have any tips for those of us who are just starting to dip our toes into the world of investing? Thanks for sharing your story!

[@สมรักษ์อินทร์ตา-ม7ฑ]

Do you mind sharing info on the adviser who assisted you? I'm 39 now and would love to grow my portfolio and plan my retirement

[@mayor-o1w]

@@สมรักษ์อินทร์ตา-ม7ฑ Sarah Jennine Davis is highly recommended You most likely should get her basic info when you search her on your browser.

[@FreyaFreya3]

​@@mayor-o1wHow do I access her ? I really need this

[@mayor-o1w]

+156

[@johnmonk66]

First guy wasn’t a millionaire. If you have a million dollars and a million in debt, you are worth nothing.

[@elephantdoodoo]

So many “millionaires” have very little liquid assets. The tax code for businesses and individuals needs a huge overhaul.

[@aahmad5298]

Very good point

[@bluetiger2468]

A lot of people have the mentality of "You need money to make money". In some cases, that's true, but something like this is wrong. Most likely he didn't want to pay his debts because he wants to use that money to make more money and then pay the debt. The biggest problem with that is it's kinda like gambling with other people's money. Spending your own money to make money is fine because if you were wrong, you lost your own money. If you lose other people's money, well, you're f$%^ked.

[@richmondvand147]

funny thing about that is, thats how the ultra rich live - "Buy, Borrow, Die" is the motto nowhere is pay debt back on there

[@ReaganRuinedEverything]

Having debt doesn't remove wealth. Like, if someone is planning on k1lling someone who has money at home, they aren't also stealing that persons debts. Is it a fkd system? Sure. But a million in debt has little to do with the cash you have, as, the system is that fkd. You can have a mountain of cash and a mountain of debt simultaneously.

[@delilah_md-phd]

Since I was a kid, my mom told me Never let anyone know how much wealth u have, no matter how deep in love u r. These days, ppl showing they r living in super wealthy life showing on their socials, I've always though that is very danger, u never know they ppl nice and good to u r truly or not.

[@Angela-g1q4q]

Safe guards

[@analogueoverdigital929]

Exactly why I drive an old toyota yet I can easily afford a 60 70 or 80k car, but car's are assets, so I may look poor driving down the road but my bank account, fico and credit scores are not

[@WhyAreWe_Here]

wise mother

[@stfuplsok]

*dangerous the* people

[@thesleepstate]

@@analogueoverdigital929 Exactly why I rent a 1 bedroom apartment in a rundown part of town and wear cheap clothes and sometimes go dumpster diving in fact to a large degree avoided acquiring the money in the first place. As soon as someone knows or you make a purchase that's it you are continually hounded.. it's better to harbour a secret mindset of a millionaire and walk around all stealthy like

[@Hondo0101]

The problem with over night success is most can't handle it. Most involve themselves in open showing off to the wrong people. They haven't adapted to quiet luxury. Then most make friends with the wrong people who will look to take your life to take your money.

[@yolandascholten2012]

Same happens to many people who win the lottery.

[@canesugar911]

He was the friend taking peoples money

[@AnomalyBelleza]

Excellent comment

[@MasterEggroll]

Trust me it’s better to look poor when you have money. And anyone that talks about how rich they are or tries to look are probably poor. Being private is the best

[@Unavailableforyourgames]

Exactly 💅

[@williamj.dovejr.8613]

When you become wealthy... treat it like fight club... don't f**king talk about it. Second, home security...spare no expense. Third, don't screw people over in business dealings. Fourth, see the value in trusts so grifters and potential enemies can't get to you financially. Fifth, obscure your wealth to the outside world.

[@shreddedguy679]

how to do no. 5?

[@Boomhauersdad]

@@shreddedguy679 don’t be flashy

[@JoshuaStramiello]

Rule 2 and 5 collide. Security often is flashy

[@neotek303]

On dates drive a basic car and wear ordinary clothes, have a cheap apartment. Avoid gold diggers.

[@lobstersonskateboards3988]

If this series had taught me anything, it's to NEVER open an unattended suitcase.

[@Loch1210]

Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit

[@destinevery8437]

Right???!!!!

[@rodneyabrett]

A few decades ago when I lived near Spanish Harlem in NYC, I passed by a suitcase in a dumpster that smelled like death. I just carried on, but then I saw on the news later that there was a chopped up body in there. No joke. Seems to be the go to way that murderers like to dispose of a body.

[@Carmen-us1ew]

​@@rodneyabrettor a duffle bag.

[@LeviAndFriends111]

You’re the one guy who walks past a suitcase of $100s. 🤦‍♂️ don’t be that guy, open the death box

[@evantambolang3052]

Unwritten rule in life; never ever owed money to gangster no matter how desperate you are

[@williamgoddard-i7r]

Never ever owe money to anyone.

[@Infotainment-cb6cy]

@@williamgoddard-i7r The bank isn't going to break you legs. they only charge leg breaking interest rate.

[@starchildemon1]

Baby 8 after 7 kids? Living in an RV next to the hospital? FIVE cell phones?!? What?!? You need to do a deep dive on this guy. He sounds like a pile of sus.

[@cjrains6022]

Agreed, wonder what he was up to with that white suv person

[@thebaronofbelco2615]

I thought the same thing! He was probably selling stolen medicine. And other dodgy shit. It’s Suss as

[@bettinabarry8423]

He also had a face of a substance abuser.

[@starchildemon1]

@@thebaronofbelco2615 he had a secret/secret life! My mind spins at the possibilities 😆

[@FLOSSYTREADWELL]

@@bettinabarry8423 Show me? Show an image of him looking like he has the face of a substance abuser please?

[@sweetndeadly]

People don't like being ripped off in ponzi schemes.

[@yohyoh3614]

Thanks for the comment. Everyone acting as if these were innocent victims.

[@derkeheath5172]

@@yohyoh3614 That's the one thing I hate about Coffeehouse Crime: Adrian always treats the victims as if they're good people. He even defended a member of the Hell's Angels one time. It's ridiculous and insulting, but he has a nice guy image to maintain.

[@bradebronson8835]

There's more crime with fiat than crypto.

[@L0-R3Z]

@@derkeheath5172 "Hitler was kind of a jerk." - Adrian

[@timw4432]

This is it. That first grub had it coming

[@tat2mommie]

I feel like the Venn diagram of people who deal in crypto and people who engage in risky lifestyle activities like drugs, shady dealings, etc, probably overlaps quite a bit.

[@tyronebuewly3791]

Your right Crypto is wats used on he black Web

[@cdes1776]

Spot on. Feels dark web to me.

[@andrewmildenberg4210]

It's just a single circle.

[@sayLeotardbutsayitChinese]

@@andrewmildenberg4210 I know a dude who only made tons from crypto because he used it to buy drugs off the silk road. This is accurate.

[@druidictroy1157]

​@@andrewmildenberg4210😂

[@WilburnGibson4]

Crypto is risky as many would say but I think the actual risk in Crypto is not investing, buying the capitulation isn't a tough call, but it is a very tough call to figure out what to do aside holding. I remember when I just got into crypto back in 2019 but later in 2020 I ended up selling it because I was dumb and I didn't understand it. I studied and learned and now I know how it works. Got back into crypto early in 2023 with 10k and I’m up with 128k in a short period of time

[@AlexieAuer]

I'm new to cryptocurrency and don't understand how it really works. how Can someone know the right approach to investing and making good profits from cryptocurrency investments?

[@WilburnGibson4]

As a beginner investor, it’s essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Myself, I’m guided by Alex Mathew . A widely known crypto consultant

[@ClaireOwen6]

I'm surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of his clients testimonies on CNBC news last week...

[@DawnRempel7]

I started working with Alex Mathew back in June, and my financial goals have never been clearer. It’s like having a strategic partner for my money with a solid track record.

[@AlexieAuer]

So how can I get in touch with Alex Mathew anyone?

[@risingsun49]

Never go online telling the world your rich this is stupid. Be careful.

[@JB-gj6li]

I agree but what caused his demise is the fact that he cheated a lot of people out of a lot of money then went online flaunting the riches he gained from this stolen money.

[@stfuplsok]

you're* rich

[@myp0h]

Pride of man makes people want attention.

[@anitakephart3851]

I'm sorry it is, you're rich not your rich.

[@vanillaalor416]

A Chinese couple tourist also found dead in Intercontinental Bali on May 2023. They're also crypto millionaires.

[@demetriselliott7680]

The rottenmango coverage was phenomenal

[@scanspeak00]

A poor guy suddenly invested $100,000 in crypto when he was 24 years old? Straight away you know something is wrong.

[@blainebunton]

Yea the whole lyingass made up story

[@BeckyJames-g7m]

Thank for the content!!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in crypto and we will be set for life, made $28k from trading crypto and stocks.✅

[@JamesAlbert-d6x]

[@David.ALeitch]

I'm surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of her clients testimony on CNBC news last week

[@diegomatias7076]

I started my investment with $15,000, a week later, we had grown to $55,000. This woman!! absolute genius

[@JeffMcCormick-l1n]

She's awesome we love you Miss kate

[@JeffMcCormick-l1n]

Trading without a professional like kate herman is like gambling with your funds

[@a.nobodys.nobody]

Broke and alive, in one piece, is feeling pretty great atm 😊

[@DjSicEm]

But rich and content is even better

[@boratlion8613]

Be humble. These ppl mostly made money illegitimately

[@jameslight4391]

there are 88,000 crypto millionaires most are safe

[@SabinUche]

My words! Poor, happy and alaive🎉

[@Windarti30]

Exactly, having a financial expert by your side is invaluable due to their ability to provide personalised advice tailored to your specific financial situation. With their expertise, they can help you navigate complex financial decisions, Optimise your investments, and develop strategies to achieve your long-term financial goals.

[@chad63]

how these blokes millionaires but dont pay their debts is beyond dumb to me

[@Lena-so2lq]

I dont believe rich folks are so clean. They got rich by screwing ppl and not paying their debts.

[@setme4ree]

To gangs too 😂 guess they’re not so smart.

[@picklikeapro6952]

Greed is a disease or just as debilitating to some. If money is what you worship giving any of it away is sacrilegious to you no matter the circumstances. Super sad.

[@jhoenjet]

The ones who ordered to do this are dirty scumbags.

[@beingjohn392]

I work with guys like this. Make $10K a day but can’t / dont make payments… especially tax payments. They dont feel that they have to.

[@akeisesample2080]

Old money moves quietly, while most new money moves foolishly.

[@Michel11.11]

8 families owns half the world. Assets, several big companies ect.

[@jimmend7361]

at 21:46 there was a part added twice in the editing. I find it fascinating: it shows how much work there is behind these videos, possibly several takes for each part. Respect for the hard work!

[@Infotainment-cb6cy]

Editing is very tiresome. Mistakes are bound to happen when you're overworked

[@patrickblakethesaint]

Thank you for always being respectful of the families and victims. This is the only true crime channel I've found that doesn't exploit the deaths but rather puts a human behind a name. You're the best, mate.

[@DemonChildNicoRobin2.0]

Yes! Adrian & Kendall Rae! So much respect to them.

[@Mari.Colombiana.Despertando]

Yes it's really good, and may I also suggest Crime Zone... find it really good for the same reasons...

[@margaretgrace713]

Also "Heavy Casefiles".. Well researched, not sensationalized and extremely thoughtful without narrator drama

[@patrickblakethesaint]

@@margaretgrace713 I'll check them out! Thanks for the tip!

[@patrickblakethesaint]

@@DemonChildNicoRobin2.0 I'll take a look at Kendall Rae as well! Thank you!

[@wolfgangkush1480]

Why the 2nd guy John, worth millions, feels like life is in danger...is living in his van DOWN BY THE RIVER. Makes zero sense.

[@DemonChildNicoRobin2.0]

Just saying, this reminded me of Chris Farley’s “I LIVE IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER “ bit

[@davidc3648]

Broke up again with wife (and 7 kids), living in van which costs about $300,000.00, temporary as it's steps from work. A lot of other stuff far more closely related to the story.

[@almamater9346]

I can kind of understand it if he was good at hiding off grid and thought him being away would protect his family. You're not wrong though. I'm thinking he was probably in survival mode, and that doesn't mean you have the best survival instincts...

[@Renee2day598]

😂😂

[@blarghmcblarghson1903]

Makes more sense if you consider he might've had some sort of undiagnosed mental disorder. The fact that he only ever told one person about the _alleged_ kidnapping is a bit of a red flag, because that's indicating paranoia getting in the way of him making rational decisions. I know a lot of people would point at his behavior before his death as not being one of a suicidal person, but how many times do we watch videos from channels like Coffehouse Crime where some suicide or murder-suicide has friends and neighbors going "oh my god, he/she seemed so happy, I never would've guessed!" At this point we all should've learned not to take a person's outward behavior as indisputable proof they aren't hiding some sort or internal struggle.

[@bob218]

Been really enjoying your content lately. Feels very personal to see you speak vs a faceless voice, and you do a great job of focusing on the case, but also giving due attention to the victims and what they were like. Thank you!

[@inferno0020]

It is the same reason many scammers mysteriously die: Play stupid games; win stupid prizes.

[@PeaceBeStill-]

Bingo 🎯

[@DatBoyCraig123]

Play stupid games like attempting to expose the CIA, Mossad, and Barclays for human trafficking and pedophilia?

[@DatBoyCraig123]

Why do you think that's a stupid game?

[@inferno0020]

@@DatBoyCraig123 why isn't it?

[@cuddlecakes7153]

If you do shady business, and scam people, you get shady stuff done back to you EDIT: I watched the second story and now I feel bad

[@commandervile394]

All this amounts to is small-time scammers getting killed by big-time scammers (aka government/bankers/etc etc).

[@kellyinCT09]

Exactly that ​@@commandervile394

[@WisconsinAdventures]

@@commandervile394 LMAO take off your tinfoil hat and take your meds bro

[@cuddlecakes7153]

​@@commandervile394 There's always a bigger fish, so don't swim in the ocean

[@cuddlecakes7153]

EDIT: I watched the second story and now I feel bad

[@jackbuaer3828]

Fernando never realized that "He" was the problem . He had weak psychology (i.e., bad spending habits) and that never changed after his supposed realization of the what the problem was.

[@clestonhayden3441]

He ripped people off , they killed him , not hard to work out

[@myneddieboy]

@@clestonhayden3441 he didn't say it was

[@nemesisbreakz]

The second story, where John's brother, stated that John would never miss a shift even if his eyeballs were hanging out of their sockets is a weird response.

[@ecinatm8391]

How was it weird? He was maybe a bit exaggerated, but his exaggeration was to show how committed as a doctor he was to his patients.

[@alanharmon9970]

​@@ecinatm8391no it's a weird observation !

[@L0-R3Z]

I thought the same thing. John's bro is sus.

[@shannonspage9360]

I have heard the expression before and was likely used when the family was confronted with the possibility that he may have ran off on his own.

[@ledlight6630]

❤🙏🙋‍♀️🌹

[@ninjaazn06]

They really said "we found a chopped up body and theres no foul play cause we believe its a suicide"

[@Infotainment-cb6cy]

well, ironically his insta bio implied he's a magician, so...

[@jaysant6958]

@@Infotainment-cb6cy I shouldn’t have read this while trying to sleep 😂😂

[@1a1d1production]

what? sre u high or something, it is a completely different cases

[@ArtzyZero]

I feel bad for the poor people that made those gruesome discoveries, especially the teenagers, I can't imagine how awful it must be.

[@JeannettaJoy]

With the first guy, he could have sold one of his expensive cars to pay off all his debts. Why would he go back to a country where he had so many enemies?

[@DebHammersley]

He ,at have owed as much on the cars as they worth.

[@hearmenow909]

Financed cars.

[@geoffhipwell2198]

C'mon Adrian, come clean.

[@myp0h]

I dont think he ever owned those cars legitimately. He probably lied about the cRs... who knows.

[@PatcAnn]

I love to see how much you've grown over the years with all your hard work in giving victims and strange cases light drawn to them. You're the best

[@janemiettinen5176]

I came along somewhere under 200 000 subs, now it’s ten times that. Pretty amazing!

[@amalali504]

Same, he's come leaps and bounds.

[@Gnemix101]

Well said 👏

[@YingJwo]

Court records indicate that John Forsyth had $800K in crypto and around $1 million in other assets. Half of his net worth was to go to his ex-wife through the divorce along with $19K/month in alimony and child support. As a physician, he was making around $350-400K/year. All things pointed to a bleak outlook for him and likely drove him to take his own life. Keep in mind his disappearance was shortly after his divorce court ruling.

[@nickmajoros3366]

Woohoo another coffeehouse crime morning. Good morning Adrian!

[@JayJay32186]

I wonder why the doctor guy was living in an RV. I get the proximity to work thing, but he’s a millionaire, father of 7, soon to be 8, a doctor, had a fiancée, and he didn’t have a permanent address?

[@yohyoh3614]

Scammer was hiding away.

[@sarahalbers5555]

Sounds very strange.

[@justhanselart]

I think it's a temporary housing just for access to work? If your work is your life, you want to close by. His permanent address is probably at another location with his fiance.

[@samjohns3227]

@@justhanselart But he could easily have bought another property near the hospital. Loads of business men in London have a main residence but also have a luxury flat in the city to minimise any commuting.

[@zosmanovic9763]

@@yohyoh3614 100% hiding

[@EIRE55]

The money game is the most lethal one for anyone to get involved in. It makes me feel a bit safer knowing that I haven't got anything worth killing me for. I would imagine that there are far more drawbacks to being rich than there are to being poor. The more you have, the more you have to lose. Stay safe and well, everyone.

[@ahar7624]

Well I am safe as houses, I don't have a pot to piss in

[@Stealth86651]

Yep, people literally kill each other over single drug deal, things get a lot riskier when we're talking about millions. Don't mess with family or the bag unless you want things to get serious.

[@Bloomingflowers0000]

Well stated!

[@LarsLarsen77]

There is no such thing as fuck you money, only fuck you poverty.

[@DjSicEm]

Just keep it a secret between you and your family. I wouldn’t even tell my friends if I was rich because…^

[@jameskourygabriel4973]

We work for years to earn $1million on our retirement, while some people put thousands of dollars in some meme coins and they become millionaires.

[@tanjac.thomas5506]

Best thing that happened to me last year that I can attest to is the progress I have made so far on trade. Venturing into crypto was my best decision ever I know more is yet to come 2024

[@stephaniea.mitchell8034]

Life is so precious when you know own a property or an investment to always keep you on go...I have no regret starting my journey in crypto currency

[@simon359]

What does the first story have to do with Crypto, sounds like the guy was a crook!

[@kathleeng.wilson1652]

Like the analyst, I'm positive about Bitcoin. I am sure that now it will begin to develop rapidly, it's very difficult to give an accurate forecast, but I prefer trade my Bitcoin and accumulate more.

[@simon359]

@@kathleeng.wilson1652 Bitcoin was invented by the CIA

[@mrcamouflage]

LOL, I like how you blamed the cat for the text 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for another great video!

[@sarahalbers5555]

Naughty Nero!

[@zootsoot2006]

This is a good video? Sounds like it was written by a 5 year old.

[@hanyuuhiiragi3544]

They say money talks and wealth whispers. With the existence of the more vocal cryptobros, I definitely believe that.

[@phongsaiyuk]

Loved the format. Multiple stories, but still deep, concise, storytelling like always

[@annphillips345]

Wish you and your wife a speedy recovery.

[@OZefiroMusica]

Adrian: I swear I didn't write that one, that was Nero Nero: YO, WHAT THE HELL, DUDE? I'M NOT A MEOWRDERER!

[@cranerd]

Love your channel! Thanks for all the videos!

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Coffee on the house! First comment!

[@marionneary1128]

​@@CoffeehouseCrimeAdrian I always keep missing you I just want to say Hi 😀👋🏼 and say I absolutely❣️your Channel it is very Addictive and I 💞your Presentation of every Video.

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

@@CoffeehouseCrime doubled his money in four days? why do you believe the scammers lies! NO rich successful people do it just as much as any other group! Maybe he was told to do it or else the family? so the family would have got DNA test and that showed it was him! 3rd guy you do realise hes skitzo?

[@casparcoaster1936]

love the delivery of true crime stories on this channel... never gives you relatives crying, no endless repetition of obvious details... just the facts, as well as the life of the victim

[@sinjohnsmyth8301]

I remember an American a few years ago who ran a sports betting company that took crypto. He got kidnapped for ransom. Don't know if the kidnappers got paid, but he got unalived within a few weeks

[@latarrotraylor7329]

He does add his own narratives and perspectives too much for my taste.

[@SarahPriceMoore]

Please, please, please cover John McAfee. His case is so weird that I actually have trouble wrapping my brain around it. As always, wonderful content! Thank you so much! ❤❤❤

[@sarahalbers5555]

You are not wrong about that. That is a great suggestion.

[@Flaschenteufel]

OKI did a perfekt doc about him already. You should find it on yt

[@teenac718]

His death was definitely suspicious. Especially since he let us know they were coming for him.

[@Mannydamon]

Commenting on this thread so he sees this. FOR THE ALGORITHIM

[@CryptoSimp-v9q]

Didn’t he kill a man?

[@williamvonschenk2273]

I might also add that going eyeball to eyeball with darkness does take a psychological toll. Especially, when it is a new and upsetting view of the world. Actually, finding evil is most disturbing to the psychologically intact. It is unnerving and painful. Hence, the trait for so many is that “You can’t handle the truth”.

[@JaDu-z1v]

Brooo please explain further

[@andrewk.7498]

Utterly cucked take. Evil is like children and stupid people. Easily managed by a moral MALE with BALLS

[@aj9969]

Being your own bank also means being your own security agency.

[@JingDalagan]

That awkward moment where the ads popping up are Bitcoin-related.

[@Finians_Mancave]

It's ridiculous to think John Forsyth "had no idea"' why he was kidnapped in 2022. What kidnapper would hold someone captive without disclosing their reasons to someone? Especially when they let the captive go unharmed? There would be zero point in doing that! I absolutely believe that John knew his kidnapper(s) and/or the reasons behind the abduction.

[@jmarshal]

It’s almost like an unregulated, underground form of currency used by criminals is a bad idea.

[@DemonChildNicoRobin2.0]

Yep

[@Tina-de3fq]

PERFECT explanation/definition!!!

[@lionbear7078]

It's extremely regulated lol

[@tsuki5298]

@@Tina-de3fq are you stupid? btc more regulated than our trash currencies its only a matter of time now until big crashes

[@alison4316]

😂

[@heraeg]

Love the format. Please use it again! I personally don't care if your stories are crypto-based or not. You always come up with interesting and thought-provoking tales about real people. Thank you.

[@JordanHowellMusic]

Holy cow , Adrian- you’re about to have 2 million subscribers!!! How did that happen?! (Well) You do your research and are respectful, while also inserting a few nice laughs…great job and that’s crazy! Just wanted to bring that up and thank you for your work on alll these videos 🎉

[@justinoff1]

The thing is with crypto When you die you're the only one who has access to your crypto wallet and those assets will sit there indefinitely unless you've given direction and access to your loved ones. It's not like a bank. That cold storage thumb drive gets tossed with all your other thumb drives. That's a problem.

[@StevenAkinyemi]

Sad

[@Infotainment-cb6cy]

The real problem is that the criminals can use your cold wallet without even laundering it, if they break your password... ...assuming you're smart enough to put a password.

[@fathymacele5622]

Watching from SA with a cup of coffee 🇿🇦 ☕️

[@Octavia-yc7lw]

In the house.... Joburg❤

[@xolanindebele9975]

Vaal

[@GargeBarge]

I thought Something Awful closed down

[@pbsmoothie7281]

Hibiri!

[@janemiettinen5176]

Just finished my latte, greetings from 🇫🇮

[@Aspasia2929]

Just because you’re paranoid, it doesn’t mean people aren’t out to get you!

[@DjSicEm]

Cobain was murdered

[@BiancaBourke-n9b]

just curious, I'm from Australia and was wondering if you could eventually do a story on the Bondi Westfield shopping center stabbing? or just more stuff in the country.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

I’m keeping an eye on it, it’s very sad… I’ll see as more details come out. Thank you for the suggestion!

[@racheljackson4428]

@@CoffeehouseCrime We learned that John Cauchi is a incel as well as having major mental health problems. and when you have a look at the victims, most of them are women.

[@Cyntaria]

It's a horrible tragedy. Things about the perpetrator have been coming out and it sounds like he was struggling with his mental health and off his meds. A lot of people in his life can't imagine him becoming this violent and his family expressed concerns about his mental health, I think he was diagnosed with schizophrenia. I can't help but feel bad for him, angry he went off his meds, but at the same time I often did the same when my bipolar wasn't as severe and I felt "fine" (I haven't gone off my meds in 2 years because I have so many reminders on my body how dangerous that is for me). Antipsychotics can have side effects that are distressing to people, especially the weight gain and sedation so I can imagine if his schizophrenia isn't under control he could be paranoid he's being poisoned or think he's perfectly fine and doesn't need them. I'm not defending or agreeing with him, just providing some insight as someone with similar mental health issues. Even if they did horrendous things, I can't help but feel sad for people going through this stuff and not getting the help they need or being too paranoid and fearful to get help. (My manic delusions are all seated in paranoia, it's a horrible thing to go through, especially if it's severe enough for me to get tactile and auditory hallucinations) Psychiatrists and psychologists are also really expensive to see as frequently as you need, especially if you use up all of your 10 medicare sessions (you can get an extra 5 if you have a care team of 3 or more)

[@SwanTheQueen]

@@Cyntariayeah but at first everyone was saying he was Muslim and an immigrant and people screaming about it. After they realized it was a yt Aussie born and raised with yt parents THEN he become the victim because of mental issues wich is wild. Literally every post about the tragedy prior knowing who he was, was people blaming immigrants and showing a lot of xenophobia. Now the narrative changed and people trying to make him a victim. Is actually disgusting. He literally stabbed a 9 months baby! Still people try to justify him and ask for respect for the family. If he was an immigrant, different story. They would ask for his family to be send back to their country. This also should be covered because it really shocked me how drastically changed the narrative of the Australians before and after knowing the background of the killer.

[@SwanTheQueen]

@@Cyntariaone think I agree with you, the mental health system is rotten. That’s why so many people in drugs, functional alcoholics and homeless. There are no funds for mental health. But please don’t make excuses for this killer. There are no excuses. Many people have mental health issues and don’t go and stab babies c’mon.

[@AlbertHoffman-mb6tv]

The last guys mental health was deteriorating in the months up because he was being followed and he knew he was being framed.. that must have greater implications on the psyche than anybody can understand. Then he winds up dead and everybody calls him nuts because he saw what was coming and tried to tell people.

[@sven7736]

Tell us more. Who was following him?

[@ibxmushu]

He might've been right about the girlfriend planting shit on him. He knew he was compromised & there was nothing he could do but sound the alarm. He shouldve used that money for security

[@2sons1lv]

I truly enjoyed this interesting format. Every video you post has been so informative. I also believe that Johns story is very puzzling. With the last case, Did the investigators ever find that his laptop had been compromised??? Thank you for being so real, I like that you share some of what you think. I so enjoy your videos, your knowledge, format,introduction etc etc. And you are just adorable !!!!!!!

[@lilynash]

love this new format for this episode! I really like the idea of picking a theme and talking about cases around that theme. (also that into gave me true crime documentary chills haha)

[@bababababababa6124]

Everyday I always find new reasons to avoid Crypto

[@RawzStories]

Well, one have to wise about there are bad people out here who are demons that envy what one achieve. That is why one should keep their riches to themselves, showing off wealth is always a danger. You will see table turns, family and friends. He wasn't smart enough to protect himself, rip to him.

[@HtPt]

Have fun staying poor

[@truffleandrosalie]

As if robbing and exploiting the global South weren't enough of a reason... At least you keep your own tail covered 😂🤡

[@littlered7820]

Like fiat currency is any better...how clueless are you ???

[@harrietxo2310]

@@HtPtobtuse🤣

[@JustinGary-sx3ip]

Forbidden Crypto Hacks book isn't just a book it's a roadmap to crypto success that you can't afford to ignore.

[@blznft9513]

Ok bot

[@curtiskretzer8898]

It's a download off something called Borlest. 3/26/24 (I thought it botty,then decided to search engine it)

[@I_am_a_human_not_a_commodity]

Bad Bot.

[@Eduardo_Espinoza]

Crypto millionaires will never learn

[@Razvann220]

I just typed this then proceed too ignore it

[@WinterWitch01]

My Anxiety & C-PTSD have been so bad, I’ve had to stop watching True Crime. But this one looks too interesting to pass up.

[@Angela-g1q4q]

Maybe that's why good thing you do not know watch your government up yoo

[@palmtree_freak]

I really enjoyed this new format! This topic is still so new and shrouded in mystery. It's very interesting. Keep it up❤

[@exactlywhatineeded]

What comes to mind when hearing about John’s case is that he could have been blackmailed. The fact that he was once already abducted and robbed and he didn’t say anything about it makes it seem like he also wanted to hide something. Yes they could’ve threatened his family but it seems super weird that in both scenarios he was super compliant, the no talking and in the 2nd one, walking away from his car. Surly he had to know he was walking towards his death. A smart person that was in danger would get in his car and run and warn your family to flee as well. He willingly walked away from his car. I think he was blackmailed and felt like he didn’t have a choice but to comply. Him sending money to people before his death kinda lets us know he had to have known he was in danger. Why would someone who’s in danger not seek help? As in who could’ve blackmailed him, maybe a ex friend or business partner or maybe the gov? Who ever it was has to have major power to be able to cover something up so badly but effectively.

[@sarahalbers5555]

Blackmail occurred to me as well.

[@rogerfroud300]

Crypto isn't an 'investment' it's a speculative roller coaster underpinned by greed, not anything of value. Good luck if you gamble and win. Most won't make any money. It's a wealth redistribution system, from the gullible to the lucky or shady.

[@integrityborn6156]

Lol,miserable hater, you must have lost some money.😂

[@jonathandpg6115]

its as much an investment as any other. The same can be said in stocks

[@integrityborn6156]

@@rogerfroud300 Typical crypto hater! You can keep trading stocks and take forever to build capital!

[@nicolew4877]

I think the answer to why they all disappear is GREED. These people just don’t know when to stop. And immense wealth attracts nasty people. I’d say - make your money and then enjoy your life. You need to know when enough is enough. Rest in peace to these victims 💔

[@aishishahid6428]

Hi I was just drinking my afternoon coffee and here I go 😊

[@billhughes7927]

Quick vocab tip/correction. It wouldn’t be “mortifying” for kids to find a dismembered body in a suitcase. It’s “mortifying” if you invited guests over and your house was trashed because you forgot to clean up after a party, or if you ruined all the food you were cooking for a holiday dinner. Or if your bathing suit came off at a pool party when you dove in the water in front of everyone. Mortify means to experience shame, humiliation or wounded pride. Although mortify can also mean to discipline one’s body and the appetites by self-denial or self inflicted privation, particularly for religious reasons. I’m not trying to be an ass, I just figured an intelligent person who does what you do for work would want to be constantly improving their vocabulary/not accidentally misuse words. Awesome video by the way, keep up the quality work.

[@sakura613]

It is not incorrect to use that word. It means death. it’s used as a metaphor for extreme embarrassment-the kind when you feel like you’ll die from it. Mortify ultimately comes from the Late Latin verb mortificāre, meaning “to put to death,” from Latin mors, “death,” and the verb facere, “to do.” Mors is the root of many other death-related words, like mortal. In a literal sense, when a part of the body mortifies, it undergoes tissue death-the death of a localized area of the body, such as due to a lack of blood supply to that part.

[@curtiskretzer8898]

​@@sakura613still is not proper descriptor for a reaction of shock or revulsion

[@mobilegameplaywalkthroughs990]

Q: Why are so many crypto millionaires mysteriously dying? A: Because people who take risks in one part of their lives are people who take risks in other parts of their lives.

[@brucescheiman4888]

Thanks for another really great video. I really liked this one. Suspense, mystery, sadness and it also shows no matter how much money you have, your life can be just as chaotic as someone with very little.

[@soundtransmitter6274]

This format was amazing I loved the video

[@dannyherbert4482]

Crypto people are big into rug pulls, it doesn't surprise me in the slightest that lots of them go missing. People don't always take too kindly to being robbed

[@DerangedJoker97]

I really don’t blame them tho

[@DjSicEm]

What are crypto people? I am a crypto person but don’t have millions from it

[@msaintjo]

I think you and Mike from TC should collaborate together. You both have exactly 1.98M subs. You guys are both awesome at what you do! I appreciate the great content CC

[@Zer0ThePlagueDoc]

Hello Adrian! You do these all the time, so I gotta ask, how is YOUR mental health? You holding up alright? Enjoying life, going out? Sipping on some coffee and just watching the early morning rains? I live out in the woods and nothing recharges the soul like sitting on my back patio with my awning up and watching the rainfall. It's therapeutic in the purest sense.

[@ThePeacePlant]

The dudes just fine. I can promise that. He wouldn't do these and for so long if he didn't like it. I am sure it all started with him looking into cases long before he made videos on KZbin. He decided to turn his hobby into income and entertainment

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

This comment is weird. I know you’re looking out for him but still 😂

[@thefirm4606]

It’s definitely not something I could do 😊

[@myownfreemind6627]

@@ThePeacePlantstill tho. I know some true crime content creators who’ve had to take breaks for mental health even though they enjoyed it. You never know.

[@grainnelambert881]

My perfect moment sitting watching the rains xx

[@o6ina]

Someone I know deleted all their social media and kind of disappeared. I though it was odd, because they used to be very active and had a wild circle of friends. Then, few years later, I was talking to a good friend of ours, and he said they were an early cripto investor. After hitting it really big, they decided to stay low and live a little, but confortable life.

[@iheartcryptoverse2857]

You have to pay a lot to erase your internet presence. But the people I know, who made big bucks, did exactly that.

[@ItsOk-mq9ex]

Do you know there Full name and last known address? Asking for a friend....

[@o6ina]

@@ItsOk-mq9ex Sure

[@whitneykaye]

Your videos are always so well done. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@michelleclark82]

Thank you for your videos... The cryptocurrency market has been highly volatile lately, but instead of focusing solely on price swings, it's crucial to educate newcomers on strategies beyond simply holding through dips. Active trading during market fluctuations offers the potential for substantial profits while waiting for price rebounds. Many still lack a deep understanding of how the market operates, and it's important to recognize that no chart can predict movements with certainty. Despite the volatility, I've managed to grow my portfolio to 7 figures in just a few months, thanks in large part to the expertise of Harry's Dent, whose traditional trading knowledge has been invaluable...

[@michelleclark82]

He mostly interacts on Telegrams, using the user-name,

[@michelleclark82]

@HarrysDent.

[@RichardFerreira-e8d]

In a field as rapidly evolving as cryptocurrency, staying updated is crucial. Harry’s continual research and adaptation to the latest market changes have been instrumental in helping me make informed decisions.

[@MarieD.Walker]

Nice, I was just hodling before I found Dent. In my opinion he is the very best out there.

[@chienhuynh4109]

I read about Harry S Dent too on the internet. That was how I connected with him. Good is got people’s back too

[@TheIsemgrim]

its either by loaning or scamming the wrong people.

[@commandervile394]

Ever considered they were direct competition to banks/government?..

[@Mischa21xo]

Quite the opposite. All the biggest crypto people are Gov. Pawns. They are given a fake name and a fake backstory just like all of the other famous people who claim that they were poor growing up and they had to struggle when they never did. Anyone who does "sneak in there" and get really rich will be wiped out because the gov. will absolutely make sure that the only ones left with any money or power are their pawns that they have placed there themselves... the exact same thing they have done with every politician, every actor, every singer and so on

[@DinoCism]

@@commandervile394 I mean, if there's one thing the CIA hates it's rich white guys who own property... Seriously though, I don't even get how that's supposed to make sense. The banks are doing just fine. Crypto is pushed by billionaires who own the government and who have been the main people making most of the money off of it. Seems more like the banks love this shit.

[@commandervile394]

@@DinoCism Banks and governments don't want competing OR alternative/unregulated currencies, that's why they're pushing for a centralized digital currency right now.

[@Charlesmclark2]

@dinoscm bingo....its their currency NSA created the code

[@CobiewithaK]

Dropping you a 👍 even before I watch the video! Blessings, greetings, and much appreciation from South Africa 🇿🇦 🤙

[@ericcook5416]

The first guy wasn't rich. He made a lot of money but spent more than he made to prop up his fake ass social media reality. Most who act rich aren't.

[@christinapretorius2234]

I enjoyed this format of three short stories, similar to a certain strange dark and mysterious KZbinr, but I really liked it. Please keep it up ❤

[@brunolima7402]

In crypto, "becoming a millionaire" often involves scamming others so that's probably what happened in most cases.

[@DjSicEm]

That is right

[@JosephThomas-t3n]

The one phrase that sums it up "they believed in decentralized system" . Anyone who threatens their wealth , seem to have weird endings . Same as the free energy and water powered car people etc...

[@dirt420]

well they couldve also fucked over their investors too

[@BrandyKroon-ku4el]

Always look forward to your videos. Thank you for sharing! Have a wonderful day...

[@pineo81]

As Grampy P always said "The more money you have, the less you should show" Words I live by to this day.

[@just_aedan]

This deep dive was interesting. I would like to see more investigations like this in the future. I think you do a great job at tackling the macro and individual cases. I will say, I ought to start having more coffee. I typically watch this channel every time I eat ramen. 🍜

[@angelalagrange5962]

Love your video's, from SA

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Glad you like them!

[@Lenneth--H]

Just got back from work (I live in Germany) and I am so excited to be greeted by a new video. Thanks a ton for uploading!

[@SoulPapiii]

im going to assume there was a high level of scamming within his operations that ultimately took him down why? because some of those pictures you shown in 5:40 time line i know the cars and belongings of those possessions with belong to someone else that i KNOW clearly of that isnt him so it leads me think if he was just reposting the possessions of others what other dark things were happening that people arent aware of in the lime light he most likely took someones funds or scammed alot of people and promised high returns and lost a good portion of it while at the same time catapulting his own life style upwards just an analysis though rip needless to say but alot of those possessions werent actually his

[@albertholmstrom3958]

Good morning from Arizona! I would love to hear stories from here if there any with your time. You are doing fantastic work here. Any chance you might do a podcast format?