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[@Tr1Hard777]

For anyone that doesn't know to put a family member in a care facility it cost minimum 5k a month and if you don't pay they will liquidate the husbands house and cars to pay the debt. That's why he feels hopeless.

[@Sceptonic]

I wish there was the option of self deletion for seniors. Less strain on the economy, family members, and themselves for that matter

[@tacituskilgore777]

@@Sceptonic there is. I remember watching a documentary of assisted deletion. Dude signed the documents and drank the potion on camera.

[@mahino420]

@@Sceptonic or maybe fucking government assisstance ? its american logic to just say kill old people instead of having them in facilities

[@rally1776]

Are they married? Thought he was her poa or something.

[@surfingbilly9654]

@@Sceptonic disgusting

[@devinvillegas5048]

So the woman is on the phone talking in code, the police get there and acknowledge that the woman doesn’t feel safe AND THEN THE DUDE LITERALLY SAYS HES GONNA KILL HER. Like bruh

[@brendolbreadwar2671]

he doubled down on the killing line too.

[@xo3583]

thanks for the recap lil bro

[@MrLufugful]

she wont leave and get help though i dont know what they could have done?

[@dip9995]

Lady doesn’t want to leave and they can’t make the guy leave. What can they do?

[@varietypaul]

@@dip9995 like any domestic issue, separate the 2 people involved and investigate the situation. They didn't talk to them separately or write a report. Asking her if she feels safe with him standing *right* there immediately goes against how they're trained to handle a domestic. How does she accurately make a report against him when he's allowed to stand over her the entire time she's on the phone & speaking with police?

[@MobyDrip]

The great shift in xQc's audience began when commenters started complaining about chat instead of saying chat is the main reason they watch.

[@BunsenMusic]

when chat became overwhelmed with mold brained gen alphas, the side effect was the comments pointing it out lol..

[@blizzyRAY]

​@@BunsenMusicI was literally dying from brain rot

[@Kanye2O24]

@@BunsenMusic chat being restarted is part of the fun tho

[@Sumi_S]

No you guys are just soft

[@HelloHelloe]

Edgy chats are almost always valid bitches stay crying

[@leannefalconer9743]

I work as a caregiver. I have some sympathy for both parties. Ive first handedly been abused by countless people I'm trying to care for. It gets to you, I cannot imagine what Henry felt like. And I also feel for juanne, I've seen people come into rest homes with holes in their legs, a broken foot, sores everywhere because of neglect. But really this is just another case of the government not providing proper assistance to the both of them.

[@surfingbilly9654]

this man applying twitter morality rules to an elderly man that has 90% brain rot and is unable to survive without an oxygen bottle, there is no logic/morality that can be applied to this situation, both elderly people are vulnerable and should have been looked after by someone else who was capable.

[@TurtleMountain]

its a systemic issue, no one wants to take care of the elderly and no one wants to live in a nursing home. my grandmother with alzheimers was mistreated and abused in a nursing home and the sad part is its a very common story, so i can see why this woman did not want to leave.

[@dembi2770]

@@TurtleMountain but wasn't there some woman named Erica that wanted to move her? She refused to leave her home. How is it systemic if you refuse the system's help.

[@cjwrecks7418]

@@dembi2770 Because the system shouldn't have let it get that bad in the first place. An ideal system would have sent a caretaker to her house so she could stay there, and he didn't have to take care of her. Or better yet, a even better system would be him getting assistance in moving and her getting a full time care group at her home provided to her. Just because there was a system doesn't excuse it for being bad and ineffecient. System's shouldn't have to rely on 100% cooperation for people who function at the IQ of a walnut.

[@WT.Nation.]

Couldn’t of said it any better Billy

[@BedPotato786]

At this point just take chat off the screen.

[@tacituskilgore777]

are you paid to say this or a bot or what??

[@purefnm7861]

@@tacituskilgore777u can’t imagine that he doesn’t like the chat??

[@mansstew2515]

@@tacituskilgore777 chat is a bunch of little kids i think everyone would like the chat to just not be in the vids

[@plofh]

@@tacituskilgore777you’re restarted

[@axe-vw6ek]

chat is the best part lol

[@hunternot]

that one chatter that says "i'll make her feel 18 again BOOBA" made me question my existence jesus

[@lamont9310]

I saw that exact "make her feel 18" joke with this "question my existence" joke over it on a video before, disslike for stealing

[@XBW3]

W

[@lettucearsebiscuits8375]

The fact that you acknowledged it is what perpetuates it. Stop giving these freaks attention.

[@blackcraft3465]

​@@lamont9310braindead

[@Tox1cAshes]

funny joke but time and place

[@VemoNotRated]

Xqc fails to realize what "caretaker burnout" is and how it can literally cause someone to snap and kill even the nicest person in their care because they arent taking care of themselves aswell Just because your mother was good to you Felix doesnt mean his was. Years and years and years of verbal abuse is only going to harshen peoples anger towards you That's the reality, dont ever let yourself get to this point. She didn't deserve to die, but that doesn't change the fact that this old guy snapped trying to care for her and the officers didnt do anything when he said he was gonna kill her.

[@Gunships.]

bruh what there is important distinctions , Burnout vs. Criminal Behavior: Burnout can lead to fatigue, depression, and emotional distress, but it does not lead to or justify violent or abusive behavior. Criminal acts such as murder and rape are committed by individuals who choose to engage in those behaviors, and they are subject to legal consequences.

[@CynicalTake]

end of life care is extremely draining. i’ve seen family members near mental collapse when they are the main caregiver with only some help from hospice care. people forget it’s not only the physical work of care, but also the mental side of watching someone progressively die day by day, usually a parent.

[@degla232]

Yep and this is why its second degree murder and not first xqc is the braindead one here

[@degla232]

yep this is why its second degree murder not first

[@sommerblume9671]

@@CynicalTake I just don't understand how and why they could just walk away like that.. There's 0 excuse for what he chose to do but it definitely wouldn't have happened if people stepped in or evaluated him - just anything to help him/them both. Duty of care/concern & action to prevent is both for self harm and harm to others..

[@Ebb0Productions]

man was trapped, and overburdened with more than he could handle for way too long so he snapped. We all have our limits. And she clearly pushed him in that direction.

[@EntitySteel]

Correct take. XQC and his audience are far too young, inexperienced, and frankly stupid to understand what the wear and tear of a life like this can do to someone. Stuck taking care of someone who drives you crazy with literally zero legal way out of the situation.

[@MrAkella33]

Blaming the sick helpless lady and not the entire system that’s so fucked which caused this in the first place? Negative IQ

[@dembi2770]

@@albertozito7737 huh? a knife would have allowed this to happen the same way.

[@EntitySteel]

@@albertozito7737 Nonsensical.

[@albertozito7737]

@@EntitySteel Explain then. Instead of simply saying that. Meaning your reply in itself is nonsenical quite literally

[@howdareyou41]

It's pretty crazy that there's audio recordings of the lady not speaking with 911. Like I get they record 911 calls but how do they get the audio of it after 911 hangs up?

[@DeemoSavage]

911 didn't hang up. Something happen on the operators end and she couldn't get sound to come through. Otherwise they wouldn't be able to logically..

[@dar3ali5tfame62]

NSA record all audio always

[@BedPotato786]

Looks like you don't know much about American phones. They listen to everything you say everyday regardless of you being on the phone or not. The FBI, (and no not some country detective, The actual FBI), and government officials can recover a phone that's been burned or watered or even been out of working condition for years. All phones listen to what you say, especially when you use phone calls. It's all just data to recorded. That being said, the 911 dispatcher was probably still in call, and the call did not actually hang up but rather the audio was corrupted and unable to be played through on the other end. So while the old women wasn't hearing anything, or the 911 dispatcher, they were both still in call, just unable to hear one another.

[@joelsdogbehavior]

Think of it like a three way call where one of the callers is just a recorder. The operator or caller can hang up or disconnect, and there's still 2 people on the line. The same thing happens before the operator answers, so there can be pre-operator audio, too, and the line will be ringing for the operator. It's not the nsa😅

[@sparkyspok7720]

@@joelsdogbehavior Nice try, NSA

[@AngelicIsight]

X thinking the guy is faking it is actually crazy. This is literal insanity. That is why temporary insanity is a court defense. The guy was clearly driven to insanity. It wasn't clear that is where it was going from the first encounter, but the way that he was completely broke down. Also the neighbors saying he thought the world of her. It's a sad situation. Also from little details in the conversation it is clear that neither of them are like great people, but they cared for each other a lot. This is just a sad situation. It's a lack of resources to properly care and handle the situation. A lot of that is because of the refusal of the woman to leave her home. It's all just a tough situation, but to say the guy is lying or faking is just a crazy take. I get so tired of X's reactions sometimes, but it's easy to pass the time. I just wish he wasn't so annoying with how he acts confident in how he understands things when it is just wrong. He gets mad at chat for doing the things he himself does. It's just annoying.

[@surfingbilly9654]

couldn't have said it better myself.

[@andy2012ization]

well, the chat most of the times represents him so it's no surprise. Ignorance is bliss for him

[@diiizzy1313]

its bc he thinks he is an expert on insanity and psychosis from watching JCS. he thinks he can tell real insanity from fake insanity when he couldn’t tell the difference between a fucking tiger and a cheetah

[@KMango370]

Spot on tbh, chat is insufferable now and so is he. But why do I keep watching? Because youtube is free and he posts ~10 videos a day, so he is good background noise haha. I just have to learn how to not listen to anything he actually says so I don't have to hear his extremely arrogant and confident takes about things he knows next to nothing about

[@extortionmyname]

@@KMango370exactly always acting like he knows everything of every situation it’s just dumb. he has no experience in real life but reads everything off google. he’s the biggest hypocrite

[@asan7708]

The son’s recollection of the phone call and how he waited and heard every phase of the incident was just heart breaking.

[@Zachinthehat]

I mean not really... He literally said she basically had it coming like wtf lmaoo

[@CoolPersonThing1]

@@Zachinthehat Because she kind of did?

[@TheXxemarosaxx]

Not interviewing them separately and not picking up on any of the clues or threats is wild there job is to pick up on clues lol

[@Zamix69]

And what were the cops supposed to do if the woman said she doesn't feel safe? She doesn't want to leave. They can't arrest the old guy on that alone. And what clues? They're not detectives at a murder scene. They did their wellness check, gave them good advice, fixed the bed for her, and got the hell out because there were no crimes committed at that time.

[@TheXxemarosaxx]

@@Zamix69 threats of murder while the woman said she was unsafe. They can force her out of there or him out of there is there is threats to kill. They don’t have to be detectives to investigate. Your understanding of what cops are to do is flawed. The threat alone was a problem but also they did a wellness check without talking to the woman alone? She could easily be in fear of danger if she spoke out against the man. That’s police 101

[@kiqo9128]

they're cops not detectives nor are they caretakers. They did their routines and helped HER in every way she asked. She had the oportunity to get 24/7 care but said she doesnt want to leave. An nearly 90 year old man should not be looking after a bed bound 82 year old woman every day all day. She should be in a home.

[@TheXxemarosaxx]

@@kiqo9128 it’s doesn’t require a detective to investigate threats of murder.

[@Zamix69]

@@TheXxemarosaxx without being disingenuous you really think those comments between the couple were serious enough for the cops to force her or him out of their home? And do what? arrest him? Whether you want to believe it or not that was very typical banter between a couple in their 80s. You really think any of those cops thought that 80 something year old man was an actual danger to her?

[@corvus1553]

xqc's view on crime and murder is so narrow he leaves absolutely no room for psychological complexity. it feels like he's trying too hard to make it known that he hates murder

[@varietypaul]

I don't think he can grasp any topic that has nuance to it.

[@encephalon3563]

@@varietypaul maybe he actually goes outside and gets laid probably why he doesn't understand the concept of "im miserable so ill throw a hissyfit and kill people over it" philosophy his viewers have.

[@AneXineohp]

huh...? As someone who spent her entire life focusing on the psychological complexity of murder and crimes of that nature, seriously thinking as far as that when I was like 4-6 years of age, because I was supposed to True Crime so young and I was always in my head as a relatively quiet kid; I also see no reason to not just be like murder is bad and I don't like that one did it for any reason. I've poured hours of writing exploring and conceptualizing any and all topics relating to criminology and the nature of murder, and even longer thinking about it obsessively until it actually weighed on my mental health and intellect. I've observed and I've conducted studies about my ideas, because it does matter, and I do see your perspective, I just don't know why you're applying it to him. He's a streamer that just likes to share his ideas while he reacts to videos like these, you want him to behave and think how you do because he's your outlet for expressing ideas. You're not disappointed or in critique because he's being narrow minded and it's not desirable or valid to you, you genuinely seem like he subverted your expectations. He has a platform and he's not using it right. How dare he not consider what I have and not care about the nuances? His take is obviously forced and for appearances, what a waste. Is that what you think? Whatever it is, it's clear you at least believe he owes you to not act like that because of your expectations for him. It's like a teacher singling out of student he doesn't want to believe contrary to what's being taught. That's just my opinion, I don't know what's going on in your head, you're just being weird and acting high and mighty. It's not a big deal that he had his opinions, and it's not like it's something harder to force out that you hate murder. Most people, even chat, aren't going to expect one to not hate murder, so there's no incentive for him to try so hard unless it's to virtue signal, or get gratification and happy brain chemicals to release for knowing he's expressing an opinion most likely to be agreed to. I can't speak on him, but why would he want either of the two to take place? He usually says things his chat is going to disagree with anyways, and it's not exactly a cool and likable topic to use for any gratification: who in the world wants to brag about their opinion on murder, good or bad? Nevertheless, again, it's not a big deal to say murder of all cases is bad, and in the overwhelming majority of cases that's just the most valid take. That is, if it's not self-defense or a fair enough revenge plot, militant acts or battlefield valiance/gallantry, or even vigilante justice, there's not much to think about and he is reasonable for emphasizing his hatred of it. I'll think about it anyways, but I think it's weird of you to fault anyone for not really thinking about it on a mental or psychological scale. You're reading too deep into things and it's coming from a place of some sort of intellectual high ground or moral high ground, not genuine skepticism or critique of his points. I think that's weird of you and I don't think you're special for psychologically analyzing the complexity of it.

[@AneXineohp]

@@varietypaul he has shown to do so, and he has often enough called out chat for not being nuanced or noticing the small, subtle things. Unfortunately, because of the way he expresses his ideas, no one has the ability to grasp his points as anything but him "defending it OMEGALUL." Your point is targeted at the wrong party, and it's been easy to observe that even as a new viewer.

[@AneXineohp]

@@varietypaul in short, that's a delusional lie.

[@Snowiestttv]

but can the police let her speak ONCE without interrupting??? she is an old lady give her some damn time, she says 2 words before she gets run over by yap from the police??

[@lazybee348]

Easy to blame, but put yourself in their shoes. I would think 95% of people would do worse, and im not saying they did the right thing i just can't blame them

[@amersalaka1764]

@@lazybee348 brother they signed up for a job and they failed to do their job, plain and simple, you can absolutely fucking blame them because they simply did not do all the steps they could've done to try and prevent this, they didn't give a fuck, and it was obvious in the tone of their voice when they were speaking to her, and the way they were interacting with the old guy

[@kregman6928]

@@amersalaka1764 ahh yes, their job is to be omnipotent and know exactly what every human is thinking at every point in time and that every single 86 year old senile person is capable of murder.

[@elijahmccarty849]

@@lazybee348hard to put myself in their shoes when you already have their boot all the way down your throat

[@Nioclas64]

@@lazybee348 I can absolutely blame them, it is literally their job, this was blatant negligence and incompetence on their part, they wouldn't even listen to her, they were told point blank "I am going to kill her" and they left her to die, these people need to lose their jobs at minimum, they have clearly demonstrated that they can not and will not serve and protect their community.

[@gordanramsey3195]

hindsight Andy. This is pretty normal behavior and factor in they are old plus the victim is sick and probably not a reliable source of accurate info. also not willing to leave to safety when given the chance. doesn't justify or lessen his terrifying actions however I think the police did due diligence where they could in terms of preventing this.

[@Sceptonic]

Someone gets it

[@chemicaldeath9866]

Im not justifying what this man did because I do not know either of them nor do I know their situation, but what I do know is that her "Acid Tongue" 100% attributed to her death and for XQC to just immediately throw that out as a "brain dead take" without putting any thought behind it himself is wild and brain dead People dont seem to understand that if you are in a position where you dont have a choice then even verbal abuse can lead to PTSD, Tremors, Seizures, Aneurisms, Psychosis, & Schizophrenia... I was my mothers caretaker for 21 years straight and her constant berating lead to me literally dropping to the ground, convulsing, and uncontrollably vomiting on a day to day basis without her giving a single shit(she would literally say I was overreacting as if I could possibly do that on command), and as her only living family member that will so much as acknowledge her existence I was APPOINTED as her caretaker, it was not my choice and I could not leave... Did I ever snap and game end my mom? No. But I told 4 different therapists that I thought about it daily... Just because you dont understand how physical and DEADLY "non-physical abuse" can become, doesnt mean that "non-physically abusive" people dont deserve to game over, for all you know she couldve been SLOWLY MURDERING HIM just with her words. Trust me some people very much deserve to game over and I honestly feel bad for NOT doing it, by simply standing by and not putting a stop to my moms abuse I not only let her continue to abuse me but any other person that she rarely had contact with and thats not fair to society, it was wrong of me to let it continue (and before a brain dead chatter wants to talk about "WhY dIdnT yOu CaLl ThE CoPs" WE ALL HAVE! SEVERAL TIMES! she was literally taken away to a mental institution after snorting Vicodin, shooting at my father indoors, missing, and almost hitting my younger brother, and they LET HER OUT 24 HOURS LATER! The day that she came home was and still is, the scariest day of my life, the system is busted and you just watched video proof that its busted, just because there IS a system in place to stop this doesnt mean that system is reliable, it doesnt mean that system works, dont be dumb.)

[@GreatTaiwan]

first: he said brain dead for people saying blame her for her getting shot due to her actions second: "People dont seem to understand that if you are in a position where you dont have a choice then even verbal abuse can lead to PTSD, Tremors, Seizures, Aneurisms, Psychosis, & Schizophrenia... I" any sources to back up this wild take

[@godfrey4461]

One, thank you for sharing your story. Two, I fully agree. XQC is not only speaking as an outsider, but he's also never had to take care of someone like this before. I've seen firsthand since my father took care of someone like this. Its stressful, taxing, and can be difficult. Add to the fact that Henry was old himself. Sadly, the anger and stress got to him, and he took one argument too far. Doesn't make what he did right, but it doesn't take a genius to understand how both sides are bad actors. And of course, XQC moves the goal post and attempts to strawman the argument by not addressing the chatter's statement directly.

[@shreeanshmahapatra2313]

​@@jmf381Tiktok attention span😂

[@unseenglass]

@@godfrey4461 x couldn't imagine what it would be like to take care of an old senile person around the clock. He doesn't even take care of himself (has to hire maids or his room turns into Chernobyl). He has no perspective on how taxing it would be.

[@Sceptonic]

​@@unseenglassxqc is the old lady in the situation. He cant function like a normal human being without assistance. Not to the same extent but still. Makes sense why he poignantly pushes back on that point (the acid tongue)

[@willblock1285]

i work in a care home and know her type, if i were a full time carer and 86 years old, id kill myself... hes in the wrong but you can tell she tormented a man who was trying to be nice to her and do the honorable thing.

[@leannefalconer9743]

Same! It really gets to you. And he's 80! I'm 20 and struggle moving residents on my own I can't imagine how he'd be feeling being talked to like that while doing his best to care for her

[@kobosta]

Torment or not you can't just kill someone because you feel "tormented". If he really was done with taking care of her, he should have just sent her in an elderly caring home and let them deal with her.

[@Mas-ij3ti]

@@kobosta Are you stupid or dumb? You cant force someone to go to a elderly home. Which is why the cops tried to convince her to get help. She refused it. She probably drove him to literal insanity, which does not justify his actions but she was by no means innocent.

[@Fuzzywuzzyking]

@@kobosta you cant actually send people to a old person home without their consent in a lot of states if they dont have a disability that impairs their communication or decision making and the woman clearly didnt want to be put into a home and seemed to be fully lucid so....

[@willblock1285]

@@Fuzzywuzzyking yeah she has full capacity so she can do whatever she wants. She also has to know that she’s literally killing this guy with the care she demands, and still, supposedly feeling like her life is at risk, won’t try to get away from him by going to a care home which is weird.

[@Henlofly]

Those cops were so nice man, old bitter couples bicker like this all the time, incredibly hard to predict this outcome honestly.

[@TheXxemarosaxx]

Threats of killing someone should be taken more serious I actually saw this bodycam on another channel without seeing the title it auto played and I immediately knew something was wrong. It’s bad police work to not separate them and question them.

[@Henlofly]

@@TheXxemarosaxx I do agree they should of questioned them separately but the old man likely would of said he wouldn't hurt her, as he did say that after making the threats. As for the older lady if she was scared for her life and said so but wouldn't agree to leave, does that give the police the right to arrest the man?

[@RedAISkye]

@@Henlofly It isn't about arresting, it's about separating them and questioning to understand both sides.

[@Henlofly]

@@RedAISkye If they both didn't agree to leave the house, what then?

[@RedAISkye]

@@Henlofly You know you can give someone a lawful order without arresting them?

[@sirharmony8626]

38:45 I dont think the family members are "out of touch" for saying that she instigated it with her behaviour. That doesnt mean that she deserved to die. Henry should have left her, so there would be no other way than professionals taking care of her. But I can also understand that you dont want to leave the person you (used to) love alone to die. His "plan" was probably to just wait it out until her illness ends her, so he can move on with the little amount of life that is left for him. I dont know who owned the property, but depending on that you can either blame or not blame the cops. They cant just throw someone out of their own house. I mean what do you have to work with, when she says "I feel unsafe, but I dont want to leave"? Its just a cooked situation. I know everyone nowadays like to say "xyz and its that simple", but I find it really tiresome and boring. I dont enjoy watching such a horrible IRL story just to think "the guy is cooked, thats it". I think what happened in the video teaches a lot about what caring about your loved ones actually means. Sometimes you gotta hurt one other a little bit to prevent both persons from breaking completely. If you hate Henry for what he did, rest assured. He will hate hisself for the last years he has and probably wishes he shot himself that day.

[@Redcloudsrocks]

AGree, It's like people can't or refuse to critically think, they have to pick a side or be in the right somehow. They can't just understand a difficult situation as it is.

[@v-ia]

it's weird that xqc always claims he's trying to hear both sides out but then doesn't bother with basic nuance in most situations

[@EntitySteel]

He also couldn't just leave. He was legally imprisoned in that home taking care of her.

[@mahari893]

Healthcare burnout is legitimate. Whether it be working in a hospital or in a senior home, you legitimately become apathetic.

[@jipeh]

Wouldn't you think of that, as the patient? Feels like they're just being selfish. What are you even alive for, at that point? To make your caretakers miserable?

[@ChristopherGray00]

imagine trying to justify murder

[@NjoyMoney]

I cant stand when a streamer that never goes outside or interacts with other human beeings says to people that "they are out of touch", bro you're a hermit, you barely know what the human experience is

[@surfingbilly9654]

lol true

[@Hachi047]

Hey leave x alone let him be delusional in his bubble

[@vkskms]

he was right this time though

[@EntitySteel]

@@vkskms No, he was the most wrong I've ever seen him. It's actually insane how off base his take is, and it's almost bordering on sociopathy to not have any sympathy for the old man.

[@Morhpocelionate]

@@vkskms No, he's retarded. Nobody was saying that she was asking for him to kill her, or that she deserved to die. However, Henry was clearly at his breaking point. He had no way to get away from the situation, Nobody was helping resolve the issue, and the person he was trapped with treats him like shit and literally exhausts all his energy. The morning 911 call was a serious cry for help and the officers should have absolutely seen this coming. When they left, he snapped and killed her. Does this excuse him committing murder? no. Does it provide serious context? absolutely. Would that guy have killed anyone if he wasn't in that situation? No. By the end of the video, even the courts agreed.

[@juicered-ku7wx]

that old man just said the hard r is wild

[@VTpier]

X nor chat has zero empathy for the old man he was asking the police to hold him back from the action he was about to do but the police ignored his plea.

[@pybro2221]

this chat man holy shit...

[@phate466]

right?

[@griffinmyers6618]

why do u read the chat during a vido

[@torilladifikulti1091]

Yea, kick chat is very bad

[@torilladifikulti1091]

​@@griffinmyers6618because thats why we are all here, if xqc didnt put chat on stream and it was just him than very few would watch him. Thats why he is a streamer, not a youtuber. You must be new...

[@degla232]

wow the court disagrees with you chat is right lmao

[@delikits2095]

Rolex on the fireplace is wild lol

[@endarel4512]

Uncle Junior from Sopranos.

[@lnfu4778]

Literally what I thought speaks and looks like him

[@Zexsey]

"you killed her, its your fault" he's not right but he ain't wrong either

[@berget3683]

Easy to cast blame in retrospect

[@gedhoughton9523]

His actions caused it but police ignored so both are to blame.

[@kkandola9072]

Always easy to sit back and judge in retrospect.

[@Bryand_es]

yall judging by hindsight, most of yall dont have patience

[@TheXxemarosaxx]

Your right the rest commenting are wrong they didn’t separate and question her by herself it’s basic police work and especially after the threats to kill they just left it go. Bad police work in hindsight or in the moment.

[@callmepurge]

I agree in the fact that nobody "deserves to die" because they're rude. However she was visually being very impatient and trying. She was given many opportunities to get the help she needed by people who were physically able AND willing to do so (evident by them both saying she's been to hospice and 24/7 care facilities before). She was even told by the officers in the initial contact that they could help get her somewhere that would benefit her and Henry. She still refused saying "it's her house too" and theres "all her paintings and stuff". She was being incredibly selfish and controlling. Instead of getting help (this also giving Henry the help/relief he asked for) she made it practically impossible to move her without resistance or retaliation. She pushed the man to his limits. He was very clearly also frail in his age and also had medical issues. I doubt it was him just deciding "ok, why not?". As sad as it is, given what I've seen and what the relatives even reported, I believe she probably did have some part in this all. I would not put it past her to have started being rude and controlling and being an antagonist. As I said in the first sentence, I don't think anyone "deserves to die" for being rude. But there's an old saying that goes something like "never push a man that has nothing to lose". I believe she pushed and he decided he had little to lose. May the families recover from the pain this situation caused..

[@varietypaul]

"she was being very impatient" yeah no shit she's told them 4 times she fears for her safety and the cops are just laughing and shaking the guy's hand

[@kleim3139]

@@varietypaul I fear for my safety but I don´t wanna go somewhere safe. Lose lose situation for the cops

[@varietypaul]

@@kleim3139 Her home should be safe... the burden should be on the aggressor to be removed/leave

[@deviladvoc]

i cant help but wonder if this is common but do operators usually brief the officers of what was said during the call? clearly the woman was reluctant to straight up mention he had a gun and then the officer on the ground brought this up right infront of the man. you could see the man had a shift in attitude and stance after it was mentioned. and also, why and how did the operator disappear half way through the call?

[@varietypaul]

I think they relay the basic answer without the context, like just confirming that there are weapons in the home so the officers know what they're walking into

[@Jigachader]

the lack of empathy for the man in chat is scary, shows that people have zero respect for the elderly and their troubles, i guess chats grandparents all died before they could see their health go downhill..

[@surfingbilly9654]

exactly, its incredibly sad, that old guy isn't even himself at that point, people don't realise that the brain degenerates just as badly as the body when you get older, and this has a massive impact on their personality (especially in regards to what we perceive as morality).

[@notsodeep1140]

Why couldn't he leave?

[@Redcloudsrocks]

Don't worry, when chat themselves get old, they'll see how wrong they were, luckily most people aren't terminally online cooked individuals

[@varietypaul]

@@notsodeep1140 He is her caretaker, he is legally responsible for her safety and she refuses to go to a nursing home. If he just walks out and she dies, he will be the one to blame

[@encephalon3563]

@@varietypaul well he is definitely the one to blame now sherlock , you can't fix stupid

[@jasfx7241]

This is literally my fav X content not even joking him reacting to dark mysterious videos make me happy

[@wonsiorgasiciel6509]

Yes but this time he completely missed the point

[@HyperionZero]

36:00 he didn't said he agreed with her getting killed. He never wanted to hear anything closely related to that. All he said is she is very toxic and that will be a bad way to go down in life. Demise doesn't always mean dying, it's just a way that something bad can/will eventually happen. This was a brain-dead take xQc.

[@LiqhterCA]

Our next generation is fucked and chat is evidence

[@MultiAsdag]

11:12 you can tell all 12 year olds in chat, because couples, especially old couples say that dark weird shit all the time. There's no way police officers could have known. They probably see 9999/10000 old folks who say that stuff and do nothing. This one just happened to be real. Sad, but not much you can do.

[@TOBI.SARU.]

No, the cops could have definitely done better here.

[@juodagalvesniegena714]

They dont know how relationship works especially at old age between 2 sick ppl who annoy each other.

[@TOBI.SARU.]

@@juodagalvesniegena714 You can hear the warning signs...

[@PullsPressesCarries]

@@TOBI.SARU. Wow man you've got it all figured out truly inspiring. Ever considered joining the police force? They could use a bright lad like you.

[@hyliantendo]

Now defend it ! Police officers cant do anything wrong 😄 Restards

[@ventipls]

Love these videos

[@tucci06]

This is just a sad situation. Being 86 and burdened with the full-time care of another adult who isn't all there mentally is going to take it's toll and grind you down slowly, day by day. This guy probably wasn't mentally well either and he eventually just snapped. It's not so black and white.

[@AxieSpot]

it aint an xqc reaction if i didnt have to hear one sectio nof the video 4 times because he had to go back to watch it. so nice

[@DanHosler]

39:37 X gets so defensive on a point, when bro gets up and walks away during info parts 😂

[@JTonJTonHenny-gq4vv]

Drinking a 2 liter 😭

[@brizzled5193]

I never seen chat being such an unempathetic little brat on the XQC channel than today, which is the main reason why I stopped watching XQC & chat. These kids in the chatroom always act like a edgy 14-year-old, when reality they make themselves more asinine than being "cool".

[@twichytail]

bruh they are 14 year olds, no other human can spend that much time on a livestream chatting. we regular people just watch youtube or catch a few mins of a stream while we work on some other shit. chatters are kids.

[@Sceptonic]

You somehow seem more immature than chat, imagine taking chat seriously and looking at things through an emotional lens and not a rational lens

[@brizzled5193]

@@Sceptonic Not sure how you can say an edgy person is a more mature person. But regardless of what you preceive if it's an emotional lens statement, it's a factual statement that chat does every day.

[@Plight_]

That's the way society is headed. Seeing so much death and people at their lowest everyone becomes desensitized to it. Or maybe that's how they cope. Or they're really just trying to be edgy and funny

[@notsodeep1140]

​@@brizzled5193You're taking the internet seriously. You already lost.

[@shadow-ew4is]

Bro xqc was so quiet in the beginning that I forgot he was even there lmaooo

[@joshadam7]

my juicer xqc is chill af

[@OttonFilms]

Its an extremely complicated scenario. Theres so many factors that lead to someone like henry. A lot of it caused by Henry's generation by not putting an emphasis or care at taking care of the eldery. Putting a person into a home will cost at minimum around 4k a month. Just to out that into perspective thats a whole ass mortgage on a very nice house. Second, is the lack of caring family. In many cultures its not uncommon for the children or siblings to take care of their parents during their elder years. In the US its far to common to have old people with children who have distanced themselves from them and dont want to help. In my experience, its mostly the parents fault for having a bad relationship. Finally, is bad spending and lack of resources, henry and his wife should have money saved up for retirement to pay for assistance while they are too old to work. They obviously probably couldnt afford a retirement home or nurse so henry was left in despair. Its a fucked self-inflected circumstance put by the older generation to just be selfish. Rightfully so, its affecting them.

[@drill_god999]

the cops need to loose they jobs on bro he said he would kill her 3 times bro thats a threat to someones life they could have taken him out till they got her a place to go or took her to the hospital till they got her the help this is total bs

[@gamemusicmeltingpot2192]

i usually don't feel bad for anyone but when bad stuff happens to old people it hurts

[@-scrim]

Sad all around.

[@fohtheim9864]

PVC disagrees just to disagree at this point

[@sugarruneunlimited4595]

okay I commented before watching the video, honestly I could understand why the cops didn't think anything was going to happen and why they initially thought it was less serious, she was being rude to all of them while also asking for help a lot in between, which probably made them think that was what he was dealing with all the time, which probably made the guys annoyance seem more reasonable especially since at first he is more composed than her

[@Midtrades]

Wow xqc’s chat is something else…

[@Just_Cameron]

The call loses connection, xqcs chat: "What an asshole dispatcher". This chat is so braindead

[@SavoryTony]

Wow, didn’t know there were so many batman-like detectives on KZbin

[@supegdaking]

That nbomb came outta nowhere lmao

[@internetcutie]

yep terrible but not surprising, sucks to say i've seen that happen in real time with a few of my relatives and i'm from Oceania, I think we all know where that word originated and why it exists - so when older white people say it when they're not even from the U.S they actually thought slavers were cool and right for oppressing black people and dehumanizing them and it's the same for old white people in the U.S since that time was before their time.. previous generations of their family were defeated in battle over which was probably the worse thing before the holocaust and they still use that word, which is revolting.. my great grandmother (born 1919) apparently used to say it often and enabled my father to feel obligated to repeat it.. in private like a pu**y of course. these bigoted mindsets are usually inherited, however education can steer a person away from dehumanizing others. I just hope as generations continue to pass the seemingly never-ending discrimination slavers have left on black existence continues to fade.

[@soullessness]

usually when someone wants to live they try to get away from the danger idk maybe that’s jus me tho

[@Sceptonic]

Exactly. Her house mattered more to her than her life if she truly thought she was in danger

[@IGiveTheBestTakes]

What are the cops supposed to do? Arrest an old man because he made a veiled threat literally every couple does? Not to mention their whole generation was the "why I oughta" generation lol Its obvious shes in distress but without witnessing anything criminal first hand like.... Hindsight makes it easy for us. Even if they did do something who takes care of the old woman in a bed? A worker they obviously cant afford?

[@Illuminateus]

X is going to have an actual aneurysm

[@Hydrog666]

Xqc "YOU'RE WRONG IM ALWAYS RIGHT, CHAT"

[@RIP_ZYZZ1738]

I feel like only children complain about shit like this. A mature person would give a detailed argument for why they think the person is wrong instead of implying they’re a narcissist

[@likeaboss436]

@@RIP_ZYZZ1738that has nothing to do with maturity lil bro nice try

[@Redcloudsrocks]

@@RIP_ZYZZ1738 Big agree, Even childrends books teach that the bad guy isn't always just bad, it takes ONE bad day, a bunch of bad moments. This old guy wasn't a calculated killer waiitng for this time, He probably lived crime free up until that moment, that guy could BE ANYONE of us

[@Febard]

@@Redcloudsrocks yeah he was desperate, hopeless in that situation. he gave plenty of tips from that to the cop, but he just laughed it off

[@cjdewsbury7981]

florida jersey on the wall, surley xcow is from US right?

[@suvit_0110]

that man was suffering more mentally than that lady sleeping on that bed 24/7

[@mystic95]

Usually I'm a max X glazer, but his take is dead wrong on this one.

[@VTpier]

X usually has zero empathy for others

[@chuck948]

@@VTpier muh feelings

[@videogamehawk79]

Why was she so insistent on not leaving? I don't get it. I am not justifying his actions in any way, but can someone please explain to me why she would insist on staying home, knowing full well the burden she was forcing on this guy? It is plain to see he is near his breaking point, and she won't even consider assisted living? She expects him to take care of her alone, when he is obviously not capable of doing so?

[@surfingbilly9654]

its classic old people behaviour, long story short, their brain is at 10% of what it normally is, they get attached to a routine and don't like to deviate from it in the slightest, i've seen it in a lot of old people that refuse to leave their home in a war zone for example.

[@EminemLovesGrapes]

The cops wanted to get out there faster than all of her family members who couldn't take care of her because they had to "work".

[@chuck948]

Everyone should be responsible for their life and their life alone. No one should be forced to deal with that shit

[@VyberWolf]

Nothing can justify what he did to Juneanne, but its also not surprising. He was under an immense amount of stress and not in the shape to be her hospice nurse. The cops during the first visit missed several clear signs that things were not good. I'm honestly surprised mental health professionals aren't part of a police response team because an mhp would have instantly noticed that was not a safe situation to just leave from. Everyone has a breaking point and this man clearly was at it. Again, he doesn't have the right to take her life but he clearly mentally broke. End of life care is hard, especially for someone very demanding and even more so if you're at his age and on oxygen. He tried to get help but as he said during the visit "everyone wants to talk but no one does anything". We need to have better options for our elderly. He should have never been her full time caregiver.

[@bigzac2976]

just the fact that ppl are sayin gross bc a nanny isnt all there and need a lil help break my heart

[@Screcy]

Does anyone know anything about POA? Cuz this makes no sense to me. He said she was in multiple nursing homes but (I guess) she got kicked out because she rly wanted to be at home. But if he is her POA is that even her choice? And if he hates her so much can't he relinquish his POA? Cuz it looks like she just wants to stay at home and somehow forces him to take care of her? Like, how ? If he literally stopped taking care of her ? What would happen? Would he get arrested? But if he gets arrested we are back to square one, and now she is alone in the house with no one to take care of her. Both of them seem to own the house so it's not like she can kick him out if he reliqueshes the POA so... What was stopping him?

[@weabooavatar399]

13:30 I love when he walks away like nothing, chat cried for him to go back, and provides zero reaction.

[@weabooavatar399]

@@JimboDaBimbo-my9mx truth in that

[@neveclancey7047]

obviously being a caretaker to a vulnerable person is difficult, especially if you aren't at 100% yourself, but the victim blaming from chat here is wild - this woman was literally murdered by someone who she was supposed to be able to trust, she must've been so scared

[@civil1763]

If I want to ruin my day, I just look at X's chat and let the acid brain kick in

[@Magpy93]

love when he pauses the video to explain shit like a I need a dude that doesnt leave the house to tell me how the law works lmaoooo

[@redr0w402]

after listening to this old dude and the police officer talk in the beginning, all i can think is imagine being american 😂

[@chrishoward79]

henry had a good lawyer wtf

[@karikodham7948]

IM ABOUT TO GOON🗣️🗣️🔥🔥

[@ianarnaud8899]

The one thing that cops should've acted on is the man saying he would kill her, cops took it as a joke twice, and brush it off as nothing. sometimes things can go from 0 to 100 in an instant.

[@sinantaylan7798]

I can't watch these videos anymore because X engages with the braindead chat so much. its like watching a toddler argue with a brick wall.

[@america388]

23:40 pretty sure he’s talking to the guy who said “xqc in 20 years”

[@VorpalWord]

9:05 The only thing ill say X. Is if they want to take you there's not much you can do to stop the cops from taking you they will make the probable cause

[@ogslowdragon]

I saw chat saying Canada does help you off yourself. Canada's messed up too. No offence Felix.

[@gab.meister5867]

i dont like how x talks about these situations like he is right and holier-than-thou

[@spipmadid7651]

hindsight harolding

[@Zaary]

this chat is bugging bro, im worried for x's mental health if this chat continues being like that

[@arcadecarpett]

Someone is murdered -- same day their family and random people are saying she was essentially "asking for it." That in itself is the issue. some of yall have no issue with the fact someone was murdered, but only with how she was as a person before the murder.

[@thesauceguy1809]

I mean, he clearly seemed like he was done taking care of her and I'm assuming she couldn't survive without him there. Based on this alone, I feel like they have to remove her from the home. If there's some legal reason why they can't because she doesn't consent, then this is a flaw in the system because this man was not fit to take care of her and that was clear.

[@jmsoarez8090]

These channels are top notch man. Horrific, but man. I remember them days when everything was cable, on demand was unthinkable bro😂 now you hop on YT(the greatest platform ever built) and watch 100s of pure class CSI shit❤

[@Cptraktorn]

Theres a lot more nuance to this than a man just killing his spouse.

[@brendolbreadwar2671]

Its unbelievable that the cop was sitting there lecturing her on how SHE needs to get some help. My brother... that's why she called 911, she was literally begging for help.

[@rainamoore16]

The man had called 911 not her

[@user-zf7yg6ks4g]

The thing that confused me the most is she keeps saying how she doesn't want to leave, but she is clearly afraid of the man, so like she literally has to just leave and be taken into a home or something

[@aj-oo2]

@@user-zf7yg6ks4g it happens. some ppl get tired of being in nursing homes/ mental illness facilities. they don't want to be with ppl who are like them. because they see themselves as not like them. plus people at that age can be strongly stubborn on things that don't make sense.

[@Mas-ij3ti]

She didnt want help, she refused help. Hence why she still during the video refused to go to a facility.

[@extortionmyname]

well she said to remove her from this ditch… but doesn’t want to leave the house

[@Soggywafflecakes]

Why didn't she go to the nursing home he even offered to pay for it

[@varietypaul]

because she lives there and has the same right to stay as he does. Would you leave your pets and everything you own behind just because you're old and can't take care of yourself?

[@jesthebin1595]

@@varietypaul if i was afraid of getting murdered then yes, i would leave 💀💀

[@eloxsu]

@@jesthebin1595you just dont understand elderly people

[@Soggywafflecakes]

@@varietypaul yeah

[@worldrise9398]

People justifying it to a degree need to seek mental help and pray to god they dont find themselves in this same kind of situation in the future. No one should ever have to die in such a horrific and undeserving way, and again, if you think any of these two "had it coming" you are a brick wall with no space for emotion GO SEEK HELP!

[@ClassicRiki]

The police would have had to let him go and she would have refused to leave and then it would have happened…it’s not the police’s fault. It’s a sad situation for everyone…that’s how I see it.

[@TheOrangeKou]

If she felt in danger, she should have left. Who cares about her possessions if she’s deceased?

[@DrMocktopus1]

Say what you want, X can have some pretty good takes. I especially loved that part where he called chat brain dead.

[@monkeyman405]

She should have said she wants to leave it’s on her

[@chewwins7179]

bro wtf is wrong with new mexico

[@ciphercollection]

count how many times x says "out of touch" "you're just wrong" "braindead" or "it is what it is" lol

[@XBW3]

bruh i mean shes on hospice that literally means about to die anyways also my grandparents have been married for like 50 years and always joke about poisoning eachother or killing eachother over stupid shit and like they are kidding and need eachother but it would sound sus af if u didnt know them i can see how the cops would be like " oh ya my grandparents act just like this"

[@varietypaul]

"about to die anyways" yeah man that's something a normal person says after hearing about a murder. You're totally sane and have logical thoughts in your head

[@zhenyucai8688]

​@@varietypaulYeah its pretty normal, more normal the older you get buddy. People don't sugar coat things like they do at school. You'll understand one day.

[@MZeternally]

@@zhenyucai8688Nah normal people don’t think like you. You just live on the internet and assume your lack of empathy is equal to a functioning adult

[@amazingme894]

“You caused this, you didnt stop me” he’s right.

[@Forsaken69]

why would you chew into the microphone

[@user-px1mx3jp3z]

bro said "I killed her" then asked for a lawyer. idk how much the cops are to blame her but not inquiring further after he joked about it was an L especially if u combine that with his demeanor and other things he was saying.

[@Average_Internet_User101]

I love how xQc understands every situation... s*cks at explaining, but knows every aspect no matter how complex and dynamic!💀

[@lunium5]

Surely :skull:

[@Febard]

narcissist YEP

[@aaa-sz9ul]

What can you expect, this is the same man who thought D-day stood for Doomsday

[@MrYEETman9820]

X's chat never fails to make me lose braincells.