YouTube's Darkest Videos 3

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These 5 videos have proven to be some of the darkest and most mysterious found on KZbin.
Topics Explored Include:
The arrest of Ovidio Guzmán López
Mathboi Fly
Seth Herter
The Turpin Family
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - The Arrest of Ovidio Guzmán López
4:31 - The Story of Mathboi Fly
12:56 - Brotherly Love
18:40 - HelloFresh Ad
19:52 - The Dancing Man
30:19 - The Turpin Family
41:31 - Patreon Shoutout

[@NickCrowley]

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[@badeditor124]

Ok

[@saulgoodman2912]

Ok

[@hyplator]

You like men don't you? I was joking please don't hurt my family.

[@Almond_Dart]

Ok

[@likesbread4000]

Ok

[@spudgun3268]

Holy fuck, hearing that 5 of the Turpin family children were abused by their new foster family hit me like a mallet in the chest.... Those poor innocent kids

[@darkwoods1954]

All the money raised for them through charitable donations has also been denied them as someone in authority took control of it and won't allow them access to it for anything. It's disgusting how those poor kids are continually abused even by the authorities and organizations supposed to help them.

[@azereptile9108]

And finally we dont understand why these childs become evil... Poor souls 😐

[@DrawtoonzStudio]

Imagine being freed from a life of abuse, thinking the nightmare you were living is finally over...only to be taken in by an entirely new pair of abusers. Absolutely heartbreaking.

[@ladylark10884]

oh god not the turpin kids, poor things

[@derekcox543]

The foster family and the biological parents are damn monsters, if there was no law against dealing out justice I think we all know what we would do to them. Only way to stop these monsters is to make an example out of them to scare the other monsters in my opinion not some bs life in prison, that isn't real justice. If our governments started bringing out the classic ways of justice and some modern creative ways and air it on livestreams/television it would become an effective deterrent. As much as we like to think we are civilized I think most of us would tune in to watch real monsters get what they deserve, there is no redemption for them.

[@evergone7737]

god imagine how terrified jordan must have been. she is such a brave girl.

[@tenno3828]

@M.K.D.S playstation player 💀

[@KT-ne6fm]

@@tenno3828 where’s the correlation 😐

[@tenno3828]

@@KT-ne6fm you can't see it because you're also a playstation player 💀💀

[@iamhereblossom1588]

@M.K.D.S Yes, she is brave. I don't get your response?

[@Player-jh4ko]

@M.K.D.S they are a troll

[@johnhein2539]

The "What's medication?" Part is pretty powerful, because the officer asked it and she responded so quickly, natural, and with genuine curiosity to help the officer figure out what he needed, that it's clear that she is totally not joking.

[@auggie532]

that part legitimately made me go from "that's wild" to really freaking me out. she has no idea genuinely. the fact people can do that kind of thing in an age where people are so interconnected thru social media is just mind boggling.

[@mackenziewoloschuk7375]

I know right? There was no hesitation, but the curiosity and willingness to understand what that is to help her siblings, you could even hear the cop starting to falter as he realizes that this girl really has no clue what medicine even is, let alone what it can do.

[@Nopperabou]

I never thought the family with 13 kids who married when the wife was 16 would turn out to be abusive.

[@NutmegBGB]

Who would've guessed?

[@mochabearry]

Sounds like Mormons 😜

[@abstract.stardust]

​@@mochabearry😂 polygamy

[@ISoldBinLadensViagraOnEbay]

I’m surprised any family nowadays can produce 13 offspring

[@p1rateb0y19]

@@ISoldBinLadensViagraOnEbay guess they had alot of free time...

[@kebabkebob7808]

The El Chapo's son part was absolutely insane, they basically brought in an army and took the government to war and won. Imagine being such a powerful criminal that the government literally cannot arrest you.

[@Scumane555]

Overrated because them Hispanics fxcks be milking that shit the first time they heard it

[@sirdanielfortesque5812]

Those cops played a stupid game and won stupid prizes.

[@low-endlaptopuser4302]

Imagine what would have happen if El Chapo's son open up the door and the police shot him.

[@np8139]

It's insane how well equipped and trained the cartels really are. They make the militaries of most nations in the world look weak by comparison. My home country of México has so much resources and great people. We would be a great nation if we could just get our cartel problem under control, but as you saw with El Chapo's son... whenever brave people rise up to the cartels, it doesn't end well for them. The cartels say, "Take the silver, or take the lead", meaning that you're on their side, or they'll kill you. I don't know how things will ever get better.

[@rheimy7819]

I remember that event was thought to be orchestrated by the goverment themselves, since it was such a stupid move to do in order to make themselves to be the heroes while the citizens were scared shitless of what might happen (If I remember correctly, this happened soon after the current president took the chair) Culiacán is well known to be run by narcos, like, you can stroll freely through the city and all, but rest assured that the guy selling fruit that's looking at you funny is actually an informant; you know? Even the cops themselves are probably corrupt anyway.

[@vindicator.]

I love nick casually dissing Darrells song. "Nothing stands out beside how bad it sounds" Edit:I don't know how the replies to this comment become so toxic lol

[@CatsNGalaxies]

I was thinking the same thing. It was a good tune but then he started rapping and I'm like wtf lmao

[@klaus.sfc01official71]

I do not really like rap because of all the cuss words sooo yea

[@HarryStikers]

@@klaus.sfc01official71 Then you also don't like Rock? Or pop? Or country? Or literally anything that isn't gospel music?

[@klaus.sfc01official71]

@@HarryStikers nah just everything with cuss words in it i like everything else

[@holleringsmith3837]

Halfatikket bruh

[@Phantosification]

"That's how the man executed his brother for murdering their mother. AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR!!"

[@SupaSonicFanboy]

Capitalism is a beautiful thing ain't it?

[@iusethisnameformygoogleacc1013]

One of the darkest things in this entire video is that when it was released, the Turpins were *still* victims of abuse, this time by the foster system. The Courts appointed a random stranger their legal guardian and gave them exclusive control of all of the money donated for the victims' use.

[@victoriaross3263]

The s/a and starvation some of them faced in foster care is far darker, money can be replaced, those abuses can't be undone

[@zaynes5094]

@@victoriaross3263Yes they can. With time and attention by someone who cares. Sure, some of them will slip through the cracks, but out of those 13, I'd say at least 6 will be educated enough to be able to hold jobs and maybe get families of their own. The next thing would be to make sure that abuse doesn't turn full circle. There's this well known poet named Anne Sexton who was abused by her own father from 15-16 before she and her mother got away from him, many years later she apologized for what she did to her own daughter. Going into her daughter's room at night and not doing anything to her, according to her and her daughter both, but just asking for her daughter's shoulder to cry on. Not her as a daughter but as if she were a lover. This is what we'd call "covert incest" in the sense that it is not incest at all or abuse at all, it is entirely different and is entirely below-the-surface in the way the abuse happens. You see, she knew what she was doing to her daughter, making her essentially become her emotional bag of which she could dump all her failings and all her worries into. Simply because she hated her own husband and hated her father even more. Yet she didn't stop herself.

[@thedeviouspanda]

Well the minors can't control it. Courts appoint fiduciaries all the time for people who are not able to manage their own funds. The money will likely be turned over to each child as they turn 18. Some parents don't even hold onto money intended for their children and blow through it.

[@agentblackbird9435]

I really hope they’re in a better place now, 9 months later

[@gatorboiy5269]

I don’t know why, but “what’s medication” hit me hard. It just solidifies how absolutely isolated and abused these poor kids were

[@TheActualMrLink]

Yeah, that was extremely concerning.

[@LlamaLlamaMamaJama]

Yeah…. I guess we had known about the main details of the abuse, neglect, imprisonment, and the BIZARRE serial wedding vow renewals…. The fact they didn’t even know what medications are, was a detail that came out with the bodycam footage. It gave it a whole new level of *WTF*

[@RykerJones28]

When I first seen this footage, that was the bit that got me. That she and her siblings had never even had access to basic medications. The entire ordeal is horrific and Jordan was so brave.

[@peoplebro_1294]

For it's her referring to the outdoors as "out there" just showing how isolated they were kept

[@markratony7630]

How about not knowing her address or street name? Then not knowing what the cement path beside the road was. That is sheltered in the severest form. Actually I can go on and on. Just thinking about only being allowed one shower a year is enough to make me vomit. Apparently the parents lived by that same rule. Both parents looked greasy and disgusting. I just would like to know how they could afford to live in a newer home in a nice neighborhood? Did either of them have a job?

[@lafudge2929]

The fact that Jordan is 17 but talks/acts like a child is so sad. She seems so sweet, and I hope her and her siblings find peace in this life.

[@deliriouspenis]

man i truly agree with your sentiments, but personally i think 17 is still an age of children. like legally and brain-developing-ly, they are still children yk ? it’s just jordan’s knowledge about the outside world at that point was literal zero, making her an infant inside a body of a teenager, which i can be sure that happened even to her 29 year old sibling. this case is so dehumanizing every time i think about it, i truly wish for every turpin child (or adult) a happy life and free from the trauma they had in the past.

[@lafudge2929]

@@deliriouspenis Though your brain doesn't fully develop until 25-30 years of age, 17 is definitely not a child. Even legally, the age of consent in many states is 17.

[@deliriouspenis]

@@lafudge2929 yeah you are right about the brain part, my bad. i mistook the “hasn’t fully developed brain yet” with a “hasn’t developed brain that much yet” (i don’t know how to word this according to my understanding) 17 is still not legally the age of consent in my country so i just consider that, we were taught to follow the sentiment that only 18 is the fully grown age for a teenager to do fuck-all, and i think also because it’s the college age lol

[@stan8479]

Her speech was very stunted, it just proves her story. It’s heartbreaking.

[@o.t.t5172]

@@lafudge2929 women fully develop at like 23 or some shit

[@terry2295]

Man I have a lot of respect for how calm Jordan managed to stay during 911 call and talk with the officer. For how isolated she'd lived she managed to keep a very collected composure.

[@j_m_b_1914]

Her apologizing to the cop for basically being abused and unable to socialize with others just broke me as a human.

[@terry2295]

@@j_m_b_1914 That was very rough to hear indeed.

[@ElFreakinCid]

The fact that Darrell Brookes did what he did at a Christmas parade makes it even worse for me as someone who cherishes Christmas as the one true happiest time of the year. So many people spent their holidays in the hospital because of him, and six families lost a member, one of them losing a child, who was no doubt looking forward to Christmas. What Darrell did is unforgivable on its own, but it becomes so much more unforgivable because he ruined Christmas for so many. And the people who let him go and allowed this to happen are a fine example of what a joke the legal system so often is.

[@macaryl95]

That would be like him doing it during halloween, my christmas

[@PsychoCalamander]

Holy shit that girl Jordan - what a hero. Especially if she's literally never been outside, doesn't know how to socialize etc. She still somehow managed to ask for help. It makes me so angry that the foster family abused theme. I really, REALLY hope they'll find peace and love.

[@makthevelociraptor8866]

I've been abused in foster families my whole damn life. It disgusts me that Jordan had to go through that horrid shit.. she didn't deserve it, I didn't deserve it.. nobody deserves it. I've been beaten and choked out, even ran away and was kidnapped.. I won't explain what happened after that, I'll just say my ability to have kids was taken from me. I'm glad she got help before it was too late.. Any parent that sends their kid to foster care for no reason.. just fills me with so much damn rage.. nobody deserves it. She is so brave and strong, she reminds me of myself so damn much..just outages me.

[@cutiecat2019]

@@makthevelociraptor8866 I'm so sorry to hear of the awful suffering you've had to experience. You're incredibly brave and strong to have survived through what you did.

[@makthevelociraptor8866]

​@@cutiecat2019 Thank you, I really appreciated that. All I can say is I have to keep going.. giving up and ending it, it just let's everyone who's ever hurt me, win. Thank you so much.. that comment kinda brought tears to my eyes, I don't hear that often. I wish the best for you friend and please be safe in this disgusting world.

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

@@makthevelociraptor8866 That's so awful! I'm so sorry you had to go through all of that. ...through any of it. The foster care system is so broken, and yet nobody ever talks about fixing it, funding it, supporting foster kids... You're so strong to have been through so much. I hope you're living in a safe environment now, around people who deserve to have you in their lives. ⋆hugs⋆

[@vintage_hart6392]

The children's situation sounded like hell on earth tbh. Like you just can't comprehend it🙁

[@gxrssll]

Crazy that Jordan was responsible for saving her ENTIRE family with her bravery

[@jerryfarmer5737]

Such a brave person.

[@5679_]

L JORDAN 😂😂

[@5679_]

Nah

[@NovatheFurry87]

@@5679_ dude shut up

[@5679_]

@@NovatheFurry87 shadowbanned comment I won 😂😂🎉🎉🎉

[@deviousredneck5109]

David Turpins hair is literally a crime in it’s own…

[@jcman-lp6lg]

" stole mother's food, talk to people out there" it's sad to hear how she talks

[@gigimarie3989]

The fact that even though Jordan's parents tried to keep her isolated, she still went out into a world she didn't know much about to get help for her and her siblings. Most of us are out in the open world all of the time and can't reach out like this. She is a very brave girl. 💗

[@0lyge0]

To be isolated so much from the world you don't even know the word medication and then to go out into that world to get help for your siblings must have been terrifying. I don't think it's even possible for any of us to imagine how much courage it would take to do that. I'm incredibly impressed by her bravery and composure.

[@5679_]

LMAO 😂😂🎉🎉🎉

[@zeekpileko5891]

@@5679_ what's funny?

[@mantisxxx3656]

She is a fucking lioness

[@OliverStarfall]

@@5679_ explain the joke

[@salvadormadrigal9812]

It’s so unbelievably crazy to me how a man like Mathboi Fly would be allowed out of prison so many times, despite all his past crimes and no signs of redemption/improvement

[@NotSure109]

Black supremacism in action.

[@stevenhetzel6483]

Meanwhile we still got dudes doing decades in prison for some grass. Fuck the US justice system

[@TheSnoozeFox]

Democrat bail reform, you guys voted for it.

[@twstdreality]

@@TheSnoozeFox Who knew that criminals would take advantage of a system that was soft on crime! I’m totally shocked!

[@FrenkTheJoy]

But you get caught with an ounce of marijuana and you're in jail for 10 years!

[@ksis86]

I hear about the Turpin family it seems like every couple of months, but each time it makes me feel more proud of Jordan for saving all her siblings despite being so terrified herself

[@bnpixie1990]

The story of Seth reminds me of another man I saw when riding the bus to my college classes. He stood in the same place, gestured, and spoke, but to no one in particular. I dont think every strange person needs to be treated as violent but it is sad that they could be so blatantly in need of help and not get it.

[@ItsJustLaggy]

The HelloFresh video was so dark. I can’t believe they made something so fresh that caused to a historical, deadly incident.

[@TelieaSellers]

😂😂😂

[@lordfarquaadsbuttercup]

Same energy as "who is lmfao?" Lol 😂🤣🤣

[@k.xat_]

😂this comment made under this video made me feel a bit better, thanks.

[@cubsfanman-nx6pg]

Pov: its like 12 am and you are so spooked so you dont even skip the ad lol

[@abstract.stardust]

🤣🤣 made me hungry

[@Rayvana]

I'm honestly surprised Jordan Turpin was able to acquire a camera, film herself, and upload to YT without her parents knowing

[@tstuff]

With so many kids it does not surprise me. The parents seem very absent unless it serves their purpose. Tends to happen in very large families like that. Ie stealing the mothers food. I have seen many other videos on this story and I think it was not the first phone or the only child that had gotten a phone. Her brother had ways of getting them. After they escaped her and a couple of the older sisters appeared on several talk shows.

[@losthomestead14]

It was her brother's cellphone. He was the most trusted of the kids. He was given the phone to snitch on the siblings and check in with the parents.

[@starrysparkles404]

I had also heard on tv that there was a Barbie Doll that had a camera in the neck. Totally smart of Jordan to record the abuse ,then download it to a sim card!!! So intelligent 😀.

[@losthomestead14]

@@starrysparkles404 yeah, I forgot about that

[@s.mariehardesty6398]

@@starrysparkles404 she is a true hero, although it is so awful that some of her siblings had continued abuse after leaving the house 😭. She was so cut off from the world but was able to figure out a way to get free. Her mind had to be constantly coming up with ways to get out and make sure she had enough proof to be believed. It shows how amazing the mind is, especially in times of distress ( a total understatement for what the children/adults went through).

[@laurenbendik2006]

The parade was so tragic….i remember hearing that a kid lost his twin brother and was left paraplegic.

[@ToriDavis-ij7yw]

I followed the entire Darrell Brooks trial which is an insane watch on its own but the fact is that he never shows any kind of remorse or guilt about any of his victims except for one. The 6 year old boy he murdered. While going over the medical examiners report, Darrell was visibly upset and had to be excused from the court room, when asked why he was upset he stated that that moment was extremely emotional for him and heavy. I think that’s the most interesting part of the trial because it shows just how evil he is. He chose not to feel guilty at all over the lives he took, but just couldn’t do it when it came to the little boy. He’s been sentenced to something like 300 years behind bars and I hope he spends every second of it being tormented by what he did. The man’s a monster

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

The parents from the Turpin family are really evil, actually calling them evil would be quite an understatement. Mad respect to Jordan, and I'm glad law enforcement actually listened to her.

[@aprayingatheist2378]

I agree, there are way too many stories where the cops just return the children to the abuse

[@rustyshackleford5830]

And what's even more egregious is the dad's captain kangaroo haircut.

[@majortnt2941]

Gentlemen, I am proud to announce that I am the third reply in a comment made by The Guy Without a Mustache. All memes aside, this is a serious issue.

[@wired4933]

MASSIVE respect to Jordan, she must have been terrified. What an incredibly brave lady she is. I really hope the children can slowly heal from the terrible life they had to endure.

[@Unforgiving_Eye]

​@@majortnt2941 lol don't worry, it's good to have jokes sometimes but i agree, this is some serious shit..

[@adrianhernandez.j2956]

The turpin family cases were one of the most frustrating things I’ve heard. Why are humans like this

[@5679_]

LMAO 😂😂🎉🎉🎉

[@musiqueclassiquepourtoujours]

Hello Dear, yes, deeply saddening! I'm from India and can tell you something about why humans are like this from what we are often told from our scriptures. Actually, they say we all have Godly and Devilish tendencies in us and so are divided(Saints & Devils) and in between there is Shiva!(The lord). We can never stop what is bound to happen but we can only learn to react to a particular incident in our life and all that shapes our destiny. So, I know you feel sad but be strong. We cannot do much about it. We too will leave one day, till then just try to spread love and stay sane. 🙏

[@5679_]

@@musiqueclassiquepourtoujours 🤓

[@seriousnesstv7902]

It’s demons, this is proof of demons because no other animal can be this sick and cruel but humans doing such evil acts is definitely proof of dark beings at work on their mind

[@whodatninja439]

having power over people. thats why they two psychotic parents did it.

[@ooSicknesSoo]

The HelloFresh Ad really was one of the darkest video's on youtube...

[@dieyng]

My heart goes out to this brave girl and to her poor siblings. It's always a failure of our society if children have to live like this. Sadly, the aftermath of the case is not surprising, not only that the kids were put in another abusive home, but also that the older kids were basically just thrown out to the streets after their hospital stays. It's something you will often find if you read up on even the most (in)famous cases of abused children, that the authorities act, once the public is interested, but as soon as that hot phase is over the negligence and sometimes even abuse starts again. I mean, clearly many of those cases would need at least years of care and protection, in the case of the Turpin family, what is especially infuriating is that there was a judge-appointed caretaker AND there were large funds available from donations for the kids and still some live or at least lived on the streets.

[@olympiadeverre]

There are still families out there like the Turpins, equally as heinous and just as good as avoiding detection. I hope they each have a Jordan, for the sake of themselves and their siblings.

[@kaiseremotion854]

yet gay couples need extremely rigorous testing and investigations just to have a chance at ADOPTING a child. meanwhile "normal" couples can adopt a kid then abuse them v.v its so sad.

[@logancampos2436]

The cult exists. Especially with these secret societies. This still goes on. Especially with politicians. I'm pretty sure this happens with joe biden. Molesting his own grandchildren. & other people's children. Same thing with billionaires.

[@terryford7459]

I so agree, Austin!! I so, so Agree! This is REALLY so heartbreaking 💔 information to digest!! 👍🏾

[@skuxx4670]

@@terryford7459 tf

[@outerspace7391]

Literally most KZbin "family" channels

[@justin3055]

7:56 I absolutely love how this guy makes documentaries on gruesome crimes while roasting someone’s music in the same video and chilling voice

[@IHaveAFatherButHesAbroad]

-_- -_-_-_-_-_-_-_- yes

[@IHaveAFatherButHesAbroad]

-_-

[@ahmadmalaki8364]

Showing no remorse and respect for criminals And being brutally honest that song was awful

[@IHaveAFatherButHesAbroad]

@@ahmadmalaki8364 yeah the song was awful

[@ahmadmalaki8364]

@@IHaveAFatherButHesAbroad if it was decent i might say something else But still call him a criminal

[@toridavis9497]

For anyone who found the Darrell Brooks section interesting, it gets even more wild as furring trial he chose to represent himself AND you can find the entire trial on KZbin. It is ultimately very satisfying to watch the Judge deliver the verdict and the ways Brooks tries (and fails) to out smart the legal system .

[@dredbeautyandrea]

Is it fair to say he's a nuisance

[@M.C.11Mc7]

You know, it took an embarrassingly LONG time for me to realize that the mathboi fly rapper and Darrell Brooks were the same person! It's stupid in hindsight, but for some reason I always thought these were two separate incidents of a vehicle ramming a parade.

[@IamAmygdala]

Charlie (penguinz0) made a video about him

[@kman9884]

@@IamAmygdalaMoist can’t make anything beyond a reaction clip on his stream. Watch Matt Orchard or Dave’s Lemonade.

[@IamAmygdala]

@@kman9884 I like watching Charlie cuz he is funny on top of providing info. I hvnt even heard of these other channels u mentioned

[@ZGamingGuy]

Dude Jordan is such a a fucking boss. That's incredible to break out of a situation, that many others in similar situations, have felt inescapable.

[@somewherewest2556]

Jordan Turpin has the kind of courage you typically only see in movies. What an amazing human being.

[@vladimiradidas1945]

All of this because the children were hungry and got punished for it. Jesus Christ

[@cdes1776]

I guarantee there will be a movie whereby they'll be exploited again. Famous actors raking in millions while....

[@irmaromo1635]

U should look up the werewolf boys of 5 bros and sister were never allowed to leave there home for yrs when one finally went out in secret from their dad. The whole story is a trip I think u would like😮😮

[@Kittylover11]

Lmao definitely not. They were barely abused.

[@solaireastora5394]

​@@Kittylover11obvious bait

[@ozbullymorales1020]

We had a ‘dancing man’ in our city, they called him Dancing Dan, but the local law makers didn’t appreciate his performances. They somehow made it illegal to dance on street corners, claiming it posed a distraction to drivers. Surprisingly the community took his side and pressured the city councillors to let him dance. Soon enough he was free to dance to his heart’s desire. A couple years later he stopped showing up to his regular corner. I don’t know what happened to him since. I hope he is okay.

[@CTdarkmatter]

We also have a dancing man here in my home town in Adelaide, South Australia, AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 😀. He was actually kind of a local celebrity and everyone knew him about the city and metropolitan areas. He dressed completely in Lycra and had a style like no other! With an all encompassing passion for fluoro and hot pants 😊😆 I will attempt to attach a little article so you can witness this wonderfulness for yourself. Yourkzbin.info/www/bejne/oaK6cq13aN-tocU welcome 🙏 🤗

[@stevenhetzel6483]

Dancing distracts drivers! But also check out these massive billboards.

[@twstdreality]

@@stevenhetzel6483 distractions that are in movement and distractions that are stagnant are very different. Especially the bland billboards that most people barely pay attention to since they’re so common. But a man dancing on a corner involves lots of distracting motions and is rarely seen thus it’s much more easier to get distracted by that then a billboard. This was my TedTalk, thank you.

[@ozbullymorales1020]

@@twstdreality 👏👏👏😁

[@AbnerRaynes]

Oh shit, I think we are from the same city! Is it the same place with eggbeater jesus and the lowe mill/flying monkey?

[@TheGuardianssorrow]

The story of brothers is dark, but also a beautiful display of justice. I hate that justice is purely defined by ones government laws.

[@disgustingrat4839]

damn... that parade one really got me. i just went to a parade today (i am a boy scout and its the forth of july, also suprisingly i didnt see any other boy scouts the whole time) and i was handing out flags to little kids. that straight up just made my heart sink when you talked about the dude who took a car and killed all those people in the parade.

[@death_by_ranch1254]

The mathboi fly one just has me so absolutely enraged. Like what the hell is up with the justice system for them to allow him to be free with that many charges? How does he escape punishment so easily? It makes no sense to me. I'm only glad they finally gave him a proper sentence at the end. Though he really had to injure over 60 people, kill 6, and traumatize every witness for justice to finally be served. Fucking incredible.

[@WesternkindArt]

It’s called antiWhiteism.

[@NotSure109]

It's evidence for the research theories of many white rights activists. Black supremacism, anti-white genocide, cut and dry.

[@TheMichaelJordanofGambling]

Did I miss something or was he prison for raping an underage girl? How was he released so soon following something so horrific? How do you shoot at someone, get caught with illegal firearms, and basically get to walk away scot free? Should have never been walking the streets, as he was clearly dangerous.

[@NotSure109]

@@TheMichaelJordanofGambling How do you walk from all that? Black privilege.

[@liaffaillfs6160]

*Over 60

[@RestingCuntFace]

Darrell brookes and the people who let him go multiple times, can rot. I have no remorse for this man at all. My town will never forget the tragedy this man caused. Yesterday was the 1 year anniversary of him taking the lives of 5 elderly people and 1 child. The video still makes me sob.

[@natashka1982]

I'm from Milwaukee amd it's SICK how little coverage this got. Totally ignored that it was a race based hate crime. Sick fuck

[@hollyblanca]

same i'm so sorry that happned

[@travisjones1438]

@@nvmvmv. you have nothing better to do than criticize somebody for expressing their feelings about a national tragedy?

[@maxfullerton5228]

@@nvmvmv. yep you are a scumbag. Congrats

[@fameparadise5083]

The whole US justice system is all sorts of fucked. They like having people like this roam free so they can be funded.

[@roninkraut6873]

One of the worst things you can do to someone experiencing delusions is to play along with those delusions…

[@natalie022]

Hey, Wisconsinite here! That incident in Waukesha (which isnt even that far away) was brutal on all of us. As a former band kid that has done parades, this terrified me. Our school did a fundraiser for one of the band kids that was injured in that parade. All around it was a sad and scary holiday 😢

[@lohkii]

I remember reading about this on facebook when the incident happened, crazy the amount of brutal things have been happening lately in WI.

[@batteryacid104]

The fact there was a kid jumping around and having a blast right before Darryl came rolling through hurt me inside. She was having so much fun, and rhen her parents scream and run off with their now sad baby.

[@kakyointhemilfhunter4273]

The car wasn't far from her either

[@dboone8279]

I was down the street at a bar when this happened

[@batteryacid104]

@@dboone8279 I’m literally so sorry about that my man

[@awesomeman8385]

He was found guilty and now has 7 life sentences. Still doesn't feel like total justice

[@hellraiser8783]

@@awesomeman8385 Might as well have given the bastard the death penalty.

[@gotcha4688]

The "what's a medication" truly just shows the level of abuse they went through. This is terrible

[@zerotwoisreal]

i don't get why that question was asked. when others are suffering, there should be other things (such as rescuing them) that come to mind first

[@charge-mw2nk]

@@zerotwoisreal the police have to make sure that what's being told is true, especially when dealing with extremely serious claims like this. It's constantly asked as a method of precaution to make sure they go in with a serious issue rather than a story made up during someone's episode.

[@jamesr736]

@@zerotwoisreal plenty of people on drugs or on a new medication can have episodes that look just like that. so its reasonable that the cop asked that just to make sure.

[@monkeywang9972]

@@zerotwoisrealit’s asked because I have a step kid who has accused me of these things and worse with no merit. I’ve had CPS come to my home to investigate because of the accusations not only the child made to authorities but also told other children and their parents, so they also made reports. It is a sad twist in life when the one you look out for the most is actually trying to get you locked up. We’ve gone through years of therapy and my wife and I split for about 6 months over this. It’s been a rough road but this is and example of why cops can’t take everything they hear at face value

[@Moriarty22cent]

@@zerotwoisreal The video says why the question was asked.

[@dara-kelly]

Jordans escape is truly motivational. It sucks that the foster parents were awful aswell

[@leskimbler5963]

The Story of Darrell "the rapper" shows exactly why leniency to criminals will cost lives. This loser got multiple chances, and ended up killing people cause he was let out.

[@Thepatientsadvice]

The fact those poor kids got abused AGAIN after finally being removed from their terrible situation is the type of sh*t that makes me question life....how does life allow this to happen to such innocent good people and allow amazing things to happen to such terrible sh*tty human beings. It not only baffels me, its disheartening and makes me a bit nihlisitic.

[@envymem0re]

well said and i agree

[@Amahankage2004]

Thats just life bro cope, this sort of shit has been happening for all of human history, malice and evil never die just evolve into other forms.

[@vixxxenfoxxx3660]

Sadly, we are in dire need of foster families. I currently have 4 fosters myself. Our original plan was just 2 but there just aren't enough families. The system has gotten better working with the families to get them housing and addiction help so less children are removed but even with that assistance there are many kids needing good foster homes. The system is severely lacking, foster families, staff, resources. There isn't enough. It's only getting far worse, now we are wondering what will become of the ones in need of care along with the kids coming over the borders that will need placement. By no means is this an excuse for such foul foster homes. We need more workers and families for these innocent children. There isn't enough staff to do scheduled visits, lots of kids needing placement, many have special needs making placement even harder. 3 of my 4 have special needs on top of my own son. As long as there is a shortage of resources these awful foster homes will be overlooked. CPS can't force people to take in children yet many can't be left with their biological parents. My family is under so much pressure to take in 2 more fosters and we just don't have the means. You can have 6 to 1 bedroom but I can't do that. I'm literally at my limit with all the appointments and therapy. We need more good people willing to help. As long as we don't have it things like this will keep happening.

[@PHAToregon]

We live in an imperfect world and the state programs for child protection are very spotty, unfortunately this isn’t unique at all

[@PigeonFluff]

I couldn't agree more. I feel so terrible for those poor kids.

[@chuckschwa]

I went to school with Seth Herter. He was a wild and goofy kid. I didn't see him for a long time, since we both ended up at different schools a couple years later. The last time I saw him was 2000-2001 at a summer party. He was still very much wild and goofy then, which was embarrassing for his family. It seemed like he was covering up some pain, and he was an outsider. When I heard the news about the murder, I was shocked but not surprised. It makes me sad that no one could help him or prevent these things from happening. I was reminded of this incident recently and found this video. Didn't know about the street dancing, but that totally was something I could imagine him doing. I hope he gets the help he needs and that the family of the victim finds peace. Edit: people need to calm down here. I'm not going to dig up old photos and home videos just to prove a comment here

[@lordofpizz.]

@Clint O'Connell do you have any evidence saying otherwise?

[@DarthVader-do8tu]

@Clint O'Connell in what comment section 🤯

[@RosaDystovia]

@Clint O'Connell Yes, exactly. Which means it could just be old stories in a new video. It doesn't mean It's a lie.

[@RosaDystovia]

@Clint O'Connell You know what, nevermind. .-.

[@RosaDystovia]

@Clint O'Connell Not in particular.

[@TheGuardianssorrow]

The SUV about to his the drummer at the back of the line gave me chills. I used to be a base drummer and it does make you feel very vulnerable and exposed.

[@duckingfuzz7847]

I love your little distorted chapter cuts very cool

[@silverflight01]

Brotherly Love: Rather than put him in hiding, the brothers did the right thing and brought justice. It must've been heartbreaking when the revelation of the murders happened.

[@highbahamut6188]

THIS is what i call real justice. meanwhile in the second video

[@hipsterpotato2706]

Iunno if that was the right thing to do, whole thing seemed off

[@LaEsquinadelOcio]

@@hipsterpotato2706 wdym?

[@manolgeorgiev9664]

@@highbahamut6188 Ikr! The second case got my blood boiling.

[@user-jd8nn2lq5e]

Honestly when there's no room for even a shadow of a doubt towards their guilt and they've done something so heinous, this is the way to go

[@barelyfunctioning1336]

Now I understand why Darrel Brooks acts the way he does on trial. He's avoided jail time for so long, he must think he can get away with anything :/

[@caseyleirer9677]

This just pieces it together in my mind. I knew the name from recently, but didn’t know why

[@ClickClack_Bam]

He represented himself in court. He's a nut job. Go watch him attempt to be a lawyer.

[@weeinersauce]

Funny how his case goes against POCs oppressive narrative

[@anneloving8405]

As soon as heard the name,I tbought that is familiar.then i saw the rest of the video,Ive seen his court performances

[@isabellacampione4800]

The editing in this video really adds to the depth of despair and reality of these videos. Excellent work.

[@_zander1025]

i was not at all prepared for you to say “seth called his ex boyfriend” after talking about how he was a christian religious fanatic. absolutely gobsmacked.

[@mr.monkey354]

Ok redditor, you can't get karma here

[@THECONTINENTALMAN]

why redditor? ​@@mr.monkey354

[@user-wf2iu1uw5u]

Surprising to know that not all religious people are the same?

[@vodkasvoice]

Jordan is a hero, and I hope that she and her siblings are able to find happiness and safety in the world. Imagine the kind of love she must feel for her siblings, taking the most dangerous risk imaginable and breaking out to find help-- she's incredibly brave, and deserves all the peace and healing the world can offer.

[@ZombieTurtleInvasion]

I'm so proud of Jordan. It's horrifying what she and her siblings went through but she still kept her composure so well when talking to that cop. I hope they're all doing well now

[@ho-leesheet5923]

Lmao

[@allen-castle]

@@ho-leesheet5923 ?

[@ho-leesheet5923]

@@allen-castle ?

[@moxxibekk]

Sadly, I looks like our justice system has failed again. They have had further abuse in foster care, and have been denied access to the funds people raised for them 😥

[@nothingimportant2431]

@@allen-castle dont mind them they just want attention

[@tensaichigo2]

I can only imagine how terrified Jordan was. To break away from her home and venture into an unknown world and ask for help from strangers. Her bravery and courage are admirable. She saved the lives of her siblings and herself. Someone willing to sacrifice themselves to help others. She's a hero. I wish and hope only happiness for her and her siblings after all this abuse and tragedy.

[@Denise_Suzanne]

She has a TikTok and seems to be doing well. 😊

[@PoeticMe-easyreading]

Koodos for your production of these videos . And its.nice you take the time to read the story thats concise and correct. And lastly very well done.

[@MagicianStevey]

Darrell is a huge example of why law enforcement is sometimes an absolute joke and ALLOWS this to happen.

[@DarkPie101]

1g of weed in planted in your car? 30 years in jail. actual crimes? here's a slap on the wrist.

[@ahsatan8997]

Some men get choked out and murdered in the street for an alleged counterfeit bill, and others keep getting leniency bc ppl don’t want to deal with it.

[@ashleydixon6122]

It wasn't law enforcement. It was the law MAKERS who allowed that horrific tragedy to happen. Their progressive liberal based "catch and release" programs they implemented allowed him to be driving that car that day.

[@kalebz8287]

Its not only law enforcement its mostly the judicial system. NO JUSTICE.

[@divineintervention212]

To be honest as long as someone like him is only committing crimes against people that looks like him they get right back out of jail. It's done on purpose. You know he doesn't have any money for lawyers or he wouldn't be struggle rapping. It's really a small percent of guys like him that are doing the majority of crimes in black communities and all of us get blamed for it. It makes you wish we could go back to the old school days when the men in the community would take these dudes out themselves. The Bumpy Johnson days.

[@TheManInBlueFlames]

Wait, so you're telling me I don't have to wait an extra month for ANOTHER Nick Crowley video?! Fantastic!

[@jynx3978]

I'm a 29 year old guy and i drive an automatic car with hill assist

[@jonniemayhem]

Saaaaame....although tbh, lately I've had a certain amount of, "wtf...×-amount of time that I've waited since last upload...for THIS???" in relation to how satisfying the videos have left me as of late.

[@maxcarrillo771]

Why does it say you posted the comments in 2024 😂

[@MobscastBlackOut]

@@maxcarrillo771 but it doesn't?

[@ms.sleepless3986]

@@maxcarrillo771 It doesn't, that's their name lol

[@Coryxkenshinfan103]

The intro glitch thing as soon as i heard “i just have a couple questions for u” i immediently recognised that monsters voice

[@alig5211]

I remember CNN reporting on the Christmas parade attack as a possible "white supremacist terror attack." They dropped that story pretty quick.

[@sebastianmosqueda5959]

Just another example of news broadcasters trying to paint a narrative. 🙄

[@yourkarma8331]

I am so proud of Jordan. She is an incredibly brave young lady. She is a leader and meant to go far in life. She didn't just go along with this because everybody else did, because her older siblings did, some of who was almost 30 years old. She saved all of their lives. I wish them all the best.

[@pascuala.]

Yes but you need to understand why they didn't do anything, Jordan herself said that being outside asking for help was terrifying.

[@divineintervention212]

Once she got the Internet and saw the real world she had to get out. Her older siblings probably didn't have that and her younger siblings probably weren't old enough to take advantage of the Internet like she could. And like you said some people are born for greatness. Do you realize how much of a f..king LEGEND you have to be to be in her situation and start a relatively successful YT channel. I can see her getting her on show one day.

[@dogluvas199]

I'm from Waukesha and I remember this happening... Some of my students were there and they were left traumatized. It disgusts me that Darrell and his mom are playing the "mental health" card as well as saying his trial needs to be moved outside of Waukesha County as it would be unfair because of us viewing him as a "monster." He IS a monster who needs to be put in prison for once and for all.

[@Pianodaddyy]

Give him the death penalty

[@pneumaniac14]

He does need to be put in prison once and for all, but that doesn't mean he wasn't riddled with mental health issues. You would have to be, in order to do what he did.

[@Pianodaddyy]

@@pneumaniac14 okay fine, put him wherever you want, just please don't ever release him back into society.

[@TheSUDclan]

@@Pianodaddyy 3rd times the charm… or is it the 4th…. Regardless they should learn from the public execution video.

[@sonsofkojimarip]

He should be strung up like an Alabama wind chime

[@jxmdkx1513]

nick always treads tantalizingly close to the line, barely avoiding getting demonetized. crazy

[@matrixiekitty2127]

I remember learning about the case or the Turpin family on TV. Every single part of it makes my blood boil, those “parents” were monsters! Jordan is a true hero to her siblings, I can’t imagine how scared she must have been escaping but she knew it was for the better. I’m utterly guy wrenched that a lot of those kids ended right back into abuse, the foster system is so broken!

[@FearTheNobodies1]

This video sent chills down my spine. My cousin lived in the same apartment, just a few doors down from Seth Herter. She told me about how he would carry the sword around everywhere and "practice" outside. Said he was just seem as a weird guy, but nothing too extreme. Until she came home to see the building sectioned off with police tape and blood EVERYWHERE.

[@nickyblue4866]

Damn

[@yaminum]

Damn

[@yaminum]

Hope she and you are safe now.

[@FearTheNobodies1]

@@yaminum Yeah we are.

[@TheZackofSpades]

Damn

[@toamatoro570]

Can we talk about how much of a trooper that brother was? The law didn't know what to do with that guy for killing his mother so the dude just goes "Fine, I'll do it myself."

[@imansniece8323]

And everybody understood their roles around him *chefs kiss*

[@theastonvillaseal585]

Tragic it came to that.

[@beautifullights8484]

The system they used is quite disturbing. The whole "sibling's get to chose the fate" thing doesn't seem like a good recipe for consistency, a very important thing in law.

[@hido...]

@@beautifullights8484 probably in a area with a large population, but in a small village or town it most likely won't really matter.

[@jamespaul6315]

@@beautifullights8484 i think thats fair.

[@MetalheadChristian]

I can't believe people thought the dancing man was just a guy trying to put out good vibes. Within a couple seconds I could tell he was mentally ill and/or on drugs.

[@michellepatry6184]

All your stories are amazing chocking. Great work for your professional research

[@onionbubs386]

My brother and his family live in Waukesha. They planned on going to that parade but my nephew was throwing temper tantrums that day and my brother and his wife decided to cancel those plans as a form of punishment. That decision might've saved their lives.

[@amerevoid]

Talk about the butterfly effect.

[@onionbubs386]

@@amerevoid yeah no kidding!

[@CantRead1]

@@onionbubs386 who would have thought that he would save some family members lives by throwing a tantrum??? Crazy how the world works.

[@onionbubs386]

@@CantRead1 exactly what I was thinking. It's probably the only time they're thankful for a screaming toddler.

[@notoriousLSGshow]

Wow that's crazy - they def dodged a racist lunatic who would try n kill em

[@funaoe24Bro]

The fact that Jordan was able to save her family members and do it so professionally and calmly is insane. I wish absolutely nothing but support to her and her family.

[@JayJay-nr2gk]

Aww she saved them all them parents what scum bags jordan u and your siblings are free now I wish u and your siblings all my best

[@JayJay-nr2gk]

God even the foster family what the hell

[@DrPeculiar312]

why did she wait so long

[@nathankellogg2640]

@DrPeculiar312 She literally had to breakout and tried to get out on multiple occasions. It's also really not easy to come to the police saying your family is abusive since at the time they've been conditioned to fear them. It's not an easy situation and she is very strong for being able to seek that help in the first place.

[@zaynes5094]

@@nathankellogg2640The fact that the whole time I was thinking about this basically being the Real-life Matilda story. Except for the fact that this is the evil Matilda story and not the sweet, happy ending. I feel like all foster kids deep down wish they could have that Ms. Honey to teach them, nurture, and guide them. There aren't too many people that make me feel physically violent toward, but child abusers in any way (physical, sexual, mental, etc), those are the ones who get my blood boiling and make me on-edge. Never trust them again.

[@danieljakekaipat6156]

Your contents are truly well put and narrated. This is truly the stuff I need to look forward to while going to sleep at night. 10/10

[@callawolf531]

I live relatively close to where the Turpin case occurred, and used to work at the hospital where half the kids were sent after their escape (in a non-medical role). It was surreal that they were there as everyone was trying hard to not pay attention to them, the hospital was trying to keep it on the down low and didn't allow staff or the public near them, to the point of shutting down hallways when they went to various locations. There were times they were allowed to go into a courtyard, which was viewable from a specific hallway on each if the floors. The crazy part is, unless you KNEW who theh were (in which they were all over the news here at that point), you wouldn't have known they were forced to live such horrible conditions. You would think they were just some random, happy people who were there to visit a family member who was an employee.

[@punxlixx]

The turpin family case is still to this day the most insane example of abuse ive ever seen

[@VideoDotGoogleDotCom]

Well, read about the girl called Genie. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genie_(feral_child)

[@ClickClack_Bam]

The German 'Fritzl' family was pretty bad too.

[@ChrisPoindexter98]

these ones make you wish the offenders suffered more and worse, perhaps the same fate, to make restitution and consequences against their crimes, to feel the pain they inflicted on others

[@parryhotter1339]

There is also the Ruinerwold family in the Netherlands

[@stephenwest6738]

People will give some lip service words to the "courage" of that girl, and it most definitely is courageous. But it's probably not possible for us to fully grasp what she was going through. It's more than courage. It was probably so overwhelming that the closest example we might understand is something like a near death experience, spiritual awakening, psychedelic experience, rebirth, etc. It's kinda wild to watch it because she handles herself incredibly well.

[@bentowy5580]

seth's story reminded me about my mother. we've been living together for over two years and at this time some of the most traumatic events in my life took place. she is diagnosed with schizophrenia and during those years her delusions became more and more violent. it was really painful to see her mental state deteriorating and even more horrifying to be a target during them. this is insane how mental illness can turn once loving and caring person into a cold and cruel monster. luckily, unlike seth she got professional help and spent some time in a psych ward, so it hasn't gone that far. she is doing a lot better now. if only he got the help he needed, it might've ended better for both his ex boyfriend and himself.

[@sabresister]

I’m glad your mom is doing better, I can only imagine how scary and painful that must’ve been for you.

[@BBWahoo]

Honestly it's worse dealing with schizos who are borderline, makes it extremely difficult to humanize them

[@maschaorsomething]

@@BBWahoo Kay, but did you *have* to write your comment like that? Christ.

[@BBWahoo]

@@maschaorsomething I've been plunged into caustic negativity against my will, expunging myself of these borderline tendencies is very difficult for me, apologies

[@r.jclark4641]

Seth's story genuinely makes me sad.

[@hpholland]

Love your children people. Get help, and love your children.

[@TazyBaby]

And yet Chicago continues to lower bail and refuse to charge criminals. Exactly why I left

[@esshor.]

The overwhelming and unbelievable courage and strength of that older sibling to have escaped but then just be talking in such a impressive manner. It just blows me away. Good for her

[@XxklazzxX]

As someone who likes linguistics and the process of acquiring language one can easily tell how Jordan wasn't able to speak properly, not only because of how nervous she was but also because all the language exchange she'd probably had up to that point was with her siblings who probably hadn't talked to any outsider in their whole lives either.

[@j_m_b_1914]

The fact that Jordan had empathy and compassion for her little sisters and the way she released a lot of her pain through song convinced me even more than we do have a soul and we carry with us a lot of knowledge and growth from our previous lives and that she is so extremely powerful and radiant on the inside that she managed not only to save her siblings through such adversity, but she also had an innate desire to do goodness despite all the evil surrounding her each day and the state of disrepair of her environment. She truly is a hero and the light she radiates from within is truly beautiful.

[@leopold7562]

Watching the Dancing Man section reminded me at first of a guy who we had near where I live. We called him "Dancing Steve" and he would regularly be seen strutting his stuff on the street, or on public transport, and he always waved to people who called out to him. He was something of a local legend, although nobody really knew that much about him. It turned out he suffered from a psychological disorder and, thanks to the way mental health issues are only paid lip service here, he was just left to his own devices, right up until the day he was found dead in a hostel. There was no investigation as nothing looked suspicious, he'd simply died from natural causes, probably as the result of not properly looking after himself

[@wheatywhaffle7344]

7:58 ' Nothing really stands out that much beside from how bad it sounds' this is why i love this channel

[@authorrobjohnson3178]

I kinda laughed too. The song was pretty bad.

[@fixedG]

The Mathboi Fly/Waukesha story was in and out of the news in a blink. The failures of the authorities were manifest and mainstream media was not interested in exposing it. It's wild that I am learning all of his backstory and everything from some KZbin video I clicked.

[@MandenTV]

It was out of the news as soon as it became public knowledge that he was black, that’s literally it.

[@A.T501st]

@@MandenTV yup this story went silent as soon as the suspect was identified. Kinda makes you think...

[@carbon-based-lifeform9172]

@@MandenTV no it was out of the news as soon as they learned he was a BLM activist calling for violence all over social media. I saw it all unfold in real time on 4chan

[@Rainbow0015]

I remember when it happened. Still seems weird how it was just hidden

[@A.T501st]

@@Rainbow0015 the incident couldn't be used for their narrative so they looked the other way

[@MrXenon1994]

One of the most traumatising videos I have ever seen in my life, one which has even led me down other unrelated rabbit holes. Those poor, poor Turpin children.

[@CrimeSheTyped]

That Turpin family story really drives home the point of not getting caught up in comparing yourself to others on social media. Just because people look perfect online does not mean things are perfect behind closed doors.

[@fluffcake]

These stories are all really heartbreaking and show the cruel reality of our world. To Fly, I am utterly disgusted. To the siblings of the man who killed their mother, im glad you took matters in your own hands, To Seth, May he get help. To the Turpins, I wish they find peace somewhere.

[@inktonythekaonashigaster6631]

Amen sista

[@ZeldaAndIkeLove]

If you watch the 20/20 interview on the Turpins sadly a bunch of them are stuck in the foster system and are still being abused and none of the Turpin siblings have any access to the money that was raised for them

[@jaytalktoem]

To Ovidio Guzmán López, you’re a coward

[@TheActualMrLink]

This world is not cruel. Some people are, yes, but there is unquestionably love in this world.

[@-..._-.]

To you, you seem annoying.

[@celticpixie4203]

The Turpin case broke my heart. Imagine escaping that hell just to end up in another similar situation. Disgraceful

[@sarahoshea9603]

Really pretty common.

[@weeinersauce]

You are truly talented at editing your videos so damn ominous and creepy.

[@reviewithme9913]

My question is how did the school system or health system not notice that kids weren’t going to school or doctor appointments?

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

The story of the Turpin family is sickening. Jordan proved to be a very brave and beautiful young woman. I hope that all of them will be able to overcome the demons that tore at them for so long, especially that brave young lady.

[@OsculumTormentum]

Like Wes Cravens People Under The Stairs, truth is stranger than fiction many times.

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

@@OsculumTormentum Yep Just look up the case of Katie Beers for a somewhat less severe example.

[@ruffusgoodman4137]

I can't stand the fact that some of the kids ended up in another living hell. I mean, holy shit, were they born to suffer? What kind of demented world we live in...

[@notsarthakkumar]

U constantly calling her young and beautiful is creepy af .

[@Gunners_Mate_Guns]

@@notsarthakkumar Constantly? What the hell are you even talking about? Seriously, what the hell is wrong with you?

[@patrickperry2497]

The number of times Daryl got arrested is ridiculous. The second time should’ve got him the max sentence. Just shows how bad the justice system is.

[@dappidy3763]

Fuggin thx, progressives !! Ty progressives for letting out a felony jailbird on low bail !! 🥰

[@dropyourself]

@@dappidy3763 do you honestly think that republicans would have done anything differently? No they both profit off overfilling prisons and could care less how many criminals there are just that the prison has enough slave labor to use. Also I assume you're a Nazi not a liberal (republican)

[@dappidy3763]

@@dropyourself I'm neither republican nor liberal sir. But if the DA wasn't so darned progressives, that monster would have NEVER been leashed back onto th streets. UGH

[@madisontucker649]

@@dappidy3763 This doesn’t really have much to do with politics the criminal justice system is just corrupt. That’s it. They constantly let people commit crimes even though they were on their radar.

[@hellraiser8783]

Sick Fucking Bastard should've gotten the death penalty. The amount of people who got injured, died or worse has PTSD is too damn much.

[@user-nr2ih9rl3o]

Oh hell no, seeing my hometown in a major video. I got chills.

[@KhanaHatake]

It is *endlessly* frustrating that you can't force people like Seth to get help before they hurt people. It doesn't matter how many obvious signs someone is giving, the most you can do is wait until they do something illegal and hope it isn't deadly.

[@MoondustManwise]

that part of the video just made me so terribly sad, I wish he'd been able to get the help he needed

[@matrixiekitty2127]

That’s what I was thinking! It made me so upset that this man was visibly unwell and had multiple reports on him, and yet nothing was done to get him help. Now an innocent man is dead due to this negligence!

[@VideoDotGoogleDotCom]

Depends on the country (or in the case of US, maybe even state). I think that in most places you can be put into involuntary care if you're thought of us a serious danger to yourself or others.

[@swanclipper]

all you need is evidence and proof that you're waiting for something to happen. street justice is the only justice. nobody respects a cop as much as a stranger in a bad mood. more than once has street justice solved things like this, experience or second hand, you know it's true. BUT. if the cops and governments actually cared about your individual welfare, these situations would be extremely rare and only the genuinely crazy people will surprise us, showing the obvious brain malfunctions they exhibit. hear me out... what if... what if all these psychos, sickos and depraved inhumans were put into jobs they'll excel at and we don't have to subject our normal brains to it? torture could be thier thing. locked in a cell, minimal but healthy food, when a torture subjet arrives, they can't be killed or prevented from thinking/talking and hearing and if they are, the psycho is dispatched of swiftly. put the sickos onto computers so they can find cp stuff without being scarred like the rest of us. we subject ourselves to horror and terror, while removing those who are least affected by these things. barring that, with nobody to help at all, retalliated Exit Minecraft strategies are usually best. near me, a dude went into a pub, beat an old man who was dying of cancer, broke teeth and shit, ended up being murdered on his own doorstep for it. middle aged man attacked visciously a literal old dying man, and was swiftly prevented from doing it again because an assault charge is all he got. so it got fixed. knowing that's the outcome where i live, would you really want to get caught doing anything like chaining and starving kids? no justice, like street justice. and it's usually eye for an eye. even things out between people. it was only few weeks ago someone "jumped" off a footbridge-flyover on the motorway next to me (30ft high-ish) in the middle of the night and died on impact. maybe. my point is... it's nice to be nice. so when someone is off, it's more noticable. just as you notice strangers in the street, you notice someone you know, is being really different than others. not syndrome different. i mean... really different. turns out, i was friends with someone who's brother was really into cp, and as a result, i can't trust that friend because there's no way that wasn't already known about or even something that was totally hidden. every time someone is like that, there's always someone outside that circle who either knows, or thinks they know and either way... waiting.... isn't how it should be done. it should be storming the place, and matter of fact go through everything digital / hard copy and anything close to the accusation should either get immediate arrests, or instant regret. we're not talking about a stolen game here. this isn't stolen food. this is more of a morality control. put 200 people in a room, and inform everybody, someone there is into cp and has made cp... that's 199 people who will figure out very quickly who it is. truly immoral people should be removed from our collective respect and care. throw them into the desert and let the sands consume them. drop them in the ocen and just watch them swim. they should be providing us with humiliating entertainment at thier distress. they're not human. if you can actually HIT a child, especially one under 12, you're really broken and insecure about your own life. i say 12 because some kids get really cocky and sometimes, a good whack from a parent is a reminder that they're not incapable of being hurt and they're not capable of understanding that for a while. beating them is way worse... hit to me is a harsh slap. a raw backside. it's not multiple whacks or repeated strikes. open hand stinger, gives great pain signals and does little to no damage beyond the shock of such a hit. and again, not suggesting it for fun, i'm saying that some kids need a slap, that's just a fact. even a man, being slapped, is more humiliating and painful than being punched and getting a broken orbital or missing teeth. that's why those dude slapping fights are kinda popular. anyway. i'm done typing now. none of this is useful. ignore me, if my opinion meant anything, i wouldn't be in a minority who think this in broad strokes. it's not a lecture but that wall of text is really dawning on me now. so...

[@catsdogswoof3968]

You can but only when they are innocent

[@ImPlum]

My eyes widened when I realized who the guy was in “The Story of Mathboi Fly”….holy crap. The judicial system and law enforcement really failed, that man did deplorable things-why let him out due to c0vid? Really tired of seeing “justice” in the US once a huge tragedy happens.

[@authorrobjohnson3178]

It was due to overcrowding and Covid was killing prisoners. Darrell wasn't the only prisoner to be let out due to covid at the time.

[@TheNexDude]

They failed Seth too because they didn't bother to look into the situation after Seth's Dad called them. They could have looked into his social media patterns but nope...

[@NotSure109]

Why let him out? Black supremacism, plain and simple.

[@Gwazi]

How did Law Enforcement fail? They kept arresting him, it was the courts not putting him in jail. How is that on law enforcement at all?

[@commandershepard9601]

@@Gwazi corrupt district attorneys and leftist judges are too blame

[@Bugzhive]

how can you take in children who were abused and then turn around and be abusers again.

[@danieldonovan881]

I fell into looking into that Turpin family story and absolutely shocked by it absolutely mad and can’t imagine what they went through glad they got out when they did

[@spiwolf6998]

I've heard of the Turpin family before and it sickens me to think a parent could do this to their own child. Jordan was so brave. I'm so sad to think they were being saved from such a terrible situation just to be thrown back into the ring of abuse.

[@puchipuchi808]

Jordan seems like a sweetheart! I really hope the rest of her siblings are happy and fine.

[@sleeplessstudios7626]

@@puchipuchi808 doesn't sound like it

[@puchipuchi808]

@@sleeplessstudios7626 Doesn't sound like what?

[@RK-mv4mt]

Turpin family is from years ago

[@SuperLoop7209]

A lawsuit just this past summer was filed by multiple Turpin children after years of further abuse from foster homes they were placed in. One of these homes went so far as to force the children to overeat, then made them eat their own vomit. Funds donated specifically for those children were never actually given to them by the person who was given control of the account. Some are reported to be homeless now, and the brave hero, Jordan, was immediately kicked out of the home she was in when she came of age, with no money or even any life lessons or experience to help her find work or a place to live.

[@angielott83]

The Turpin story truly breaks my brain, heart and soul. I can’t process any of it… And the foster family that continued to abuse them?! Put them In the same cage with the parents.

[@happyrainbowsloth9949]

and a few rabid starving dobermans

[@Mathias-jr2df]

How does someone have 13 children and go unnoticed?

[@jbird4478]

@@Mathias-jr2df That's pretty easy. Who is supposed to notice and what exactly are they supposed to notice? I mean, suppose for whatever reason you ring the door there once. You might notice there's quite a few kids there, you might think it smells a bit bad, but you won't think anything else of it. Your comment is in the category "_somebody_ should've done _something_" In cases like these, nobody ever does anything because there never is a reason to. If I hear my neighbors argue, I don't do anything because it's none of my business. If someday it turns out one of them murders the other, someone like you is gonna say "_somebody should have done _something"

[@occultus3935]

Wht this world is so cruel and they get abused again why is it because thethise parents were the devil and the foster homes?

[@Lemon_Sage9999]

I did not know that the Turpin story could get sadder, but I'm EVEN MORE UPSET 😭

[@CatzlovichCatnipAndCabbages]

Oh my God, I can't believe you actually went exactly where I thought you would go with that Darrell Brooks story, OoOoOo his car was in the background, that sure is some spoopy shit there, bud. 😆