HER FAMILY SHOULD SET THEM ALL ON FIRE WHEN THEY GET OUT OF JAIL...AINT NO WAY IN HELL IM GOING TO KNOW WHO RAPED BEAT AND MURDERED MUY CHILD AND DO NOTHING!!!
Only Country that does the rehabilitation of these people correctly I believe in Sweden (or one of the Scandinavian countries) every other country fails to properly rehabilitate them… and they just end up reoffending most of the time
the fact that Anita's parents reached out to offer support is amazing. They relived their own trauma to support another family going through their own. That strength and selflessness is a bright light in this incredibly dark case, I'm so glad you included that detail because it really brought me some comfort
Christine did everything in her power to prevent another attack 😞. It also boggles my mind how finding "God" should be used as an excuse to re-appeal .
I think that instead of churches, we should all congregate inside prisons for mass and Sunday school. The amount of times that God is found in jail is surreal!
Those are almost the same exact words I said the last time I ever saw my sisters murderer. Unfortunately I was not able to put him in jail but I will hold to it if I ever see him.
"I had a hard life" excuse... Its not an excuse some people go through worse and never ever think about killing or harming them. They are just evil. That's that.
Anita's case was difficult to hear (I watched it for the first time yesterday), but this one just made me feel extremely sick that children that young did it with no remorse. I found myself covering myself up and crossing my arms and my legs tighter the longer it went on. I appreciate how respectful these videos are and I've recently discovered your channel/murder mystery so I've been binging.
Yes, just like the James Bulger case, unbelievable that 10yr olds would do something so heinous. Something similar happened to 6 year old in the Caribbean, his name is Sean Luke Lumfai, his killers were 16 and 14.
I’m actually disgusted that the police thought it wasn’t serious enough to send out a police car! That’s what they’re paid for, to protect. I’m finally feeling some hope, that a judge actually gave out a sentence that was appropriate. Except that Wayne was messed up in the head and was allowed to hurt another person. Just lock people like this up, second chances aren’t okay in this case.
I was thinking the same thing and I'm so angry at the cop who said it wasn't serious enough, Janine would still be alive if a patrol car was sent straight away.
Hearing that some kids can be this cruel is truly horrific. I can't even imagine how Janine's family felt, my heart goes out to them, it really is a tragic case. Amazing video as always, Bella! 💕
I don’t think I’ll ever understand how people who have been sexually assaulted or raped can turn around to do it to someone else. 😭 like you know how it feels, you know it hurts, it’s sad, it’s infuriating, and how low you feel afterwards. It’s hard to even trust after that and you go out and make someone else feel that way. Then not only that you kill them too
There's a majority of men that were sexually assaulted that end up being sexual assaulters and the reason is toxic masculinity culture. They gotta feel like a "man" again
You were right about the striking similarities between this case and Anita Cobby. The Cobby murder is still to this day a case I can't bring myself to revisit. What she had to go through was so vividly described that I was completely traumatized by it for a long time. How on earth the people who knew and loved her is supposed to live with that, is beyond me. I knew you wouldn't go as graphic on those details as they did in Anita's case, so decided to take the risk and watch it. Even if I'd had to jump out of the story at some point, I decided that at least I needed to see Bella's smile. 🥰
@@marcus1979oz I didn't even know that they both happened in Sydney, so the striking similarities I see are purely based on what happened to these poor women.
Yeah that case really messed with me. Monsters. And five of them all in a car together. That’s another thing that makes these cases so awful. That there are enough psychos out there to run in friend groups and attack as a pack.
I am just SO glad our justices system FINALLY got it right and are they never getting out. Look what happened after they released the guy that got 7 years. You can’t fix them. They don’t belong in society
i‘m from germany and the „life sentence“ here is sadly like 25 years and keeping in mind that they were minors they would have gotten a few years on parole at most ! this is so crazy it has always made me angry I just belive that some people really deserve to spend the rest of their lives locked away
@@mh0699 makes me want to pull my hair out. Ours is 25 as well, usually with possible early release with good behaviour, or they class time served while waiting for court as “time served” and then minus it off their bloody sentence. Our legal system really is a joke. Our statistics are really scary. One in 3 females under 16 will be sexually assaulted and one in 5 males and the successful conviction rate for child sexual abuse here is 2%!!!!! The justice system fails our children, and adult victims of crime at a horrific rate. People just walk free. I’m so curious, I for some reason assumed Germany had a tougher justice system then us but it sounds like it’s just as much as a joke 😞.
@@mh0699 and I 100% agree there are some people that are truly broken that can not be fixed, they need to be permanently removed from society. It’s sad that it can happen at such a young age but there are lines that you can’t uncross, that leave a horrific permanent scare in society
@@freyamoon7335 yes in germany the government belives in rehabilitation but im my opinion it is just not working and ever since i started watching true crime and i have a comparison to other countries where they get 100years+ i just find it mind boggling (and by no means am i saying that there is any country with a perfect justice system) must be so frustrating to the victims families !
@@mh0699 as you see just now with the Nathalie astner case. This scumbag served his time of vaguely 20 something years and they prepare him for release. Keep in mind he was a convicted sex offender beforehand and only because of that he received 25 years. Otherwise without previous convictions he would've only gotten 15 years "life sentence" for a murder and rape of a child. Sad that in our country you can abuse multiple children/women and get away with minimum terms or probation. The focus should be on the victims and their families not on someone who might "behave better" in the future when they've done the worst of the worst. They showed already that it meant nothing to them to do bad things. Even if the chances of rehabilitation might be in the low % it isnt worth the risk to let these subhumans destroy another precious life
As a Canadian, I have to agree! We hear all the big cases in North America but not so much in Australia. I find some of the most horrifying effed up cases are actually Australian.
It’s really incredible that Anita Cobby’s parents reached out to and supported Janine’s parents in their loss. Grief can really isolate people. Few want to talk about their pain, but the Cobby’s really stepped out and did an honorable thing
In no way I condone his actions but my heart really breaks for the childhood of Blensigtone maybe if he had real parents who cared and stood up for him maybe he wouldn’t of done it… RIP Janine and may God bring peace to her family
@@alicecurtis9763 exactly!!! I feel so sorry for him as a child can’t even imagine going’s through something like that but that doesn’t justify his actions!
This poor sweet lady had to deal with so much pain. These cases are incredibly horrific it’s sad it’s all true stories/cases. None of these people should be released
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the sad thing is the police station in sutherland is barely a two minute drive away from the station so if they had listened the first time they would of almost definitely found them before anything happened. the carparks are confusing yes, but with a two minute drive there if they were moving at an urgent pace like they should have they would have had enough time to check all carparks.
Yeah you're right about that, also I can't believe that when Christine reported about being accosted by the gang armed with a knife, the police said it wasn't serious enough to investigate like how is it not serious enough? Once they took out the knife, it was a crime.
I thought originally that it may be unfair to sentence a 14 year old to life in prison. But then as soon as you started talking about the other one getting released and re-offending, I understand now. They deserve to rot in prison.
Thank you for covering this case respectfully. I've seen this case covered before and they went into very graphic detail describing her horrific ordeal. I couldn't help but feel sick watching it. I feel you have told Janine's story with sensitivity and compassion. I'm enjoying watching your channel. 🇬🇧
i love the aussie cases because all through school we never really were taught stuff about australia (cities, history, etc) so it’s interesting to learn!
The fact that the boys were laughing in court in front of the parents makes me sick. I wonder if the 3 boys were still laughing when the judge gave them life in prison.
Hi Bella! I am from America and hearing cases from Australia is truly intriguing and interesting. My heart and prayers go out to all the victims and their loved ones effected by these horrid crimes. You make your videos so exceptionally well, I binge watch your videos more than forensic files these days. Kudos to you for making such detail-oriented content. P.S. LOVE YOUR EARRINGS COLLECTION ❤️
Yessss but then again a magician never reveals their tricks! She has an upper hand in this game haha probably shouldn’t share the secrets! 💜 you Bella, you’re my favourite true crime UA-camr. Keep them coming!!!
I just watched another YTuber do this story but I ❤ Bella's delivery, her voice, and her beautiful self. She was the 1st YTuber that I watched all available videos in a row. Keep up the fantastic work your dedication shines through along with your compassion for the friends and family of the victims.
Bronsons life story... dude... like being sexually assaulted and abused THAT much so young, I can’t even imagine how he turned out mentally. I feel bad for him. Not excusing anything that happened but damn nobody helped that poor boy when he needed it.
@@Shay-yk3cs and ppl judge ppl such as aiden fucci but aiden was very messed up He didn't stand a chance either really His dad was jailed for child abuse
I was living in Sydney during BOTH these crimes. And they seemed bad at the time, but I "appreciate" the horror of both crimes a LOT more now I am older. Both crimes were mind blowing in a still naive Australia. It is unbelievable what kids that age could do, but you see what they have gone through and they basically don't know any other way to live. That kid's mother saying she "can't take him back for another 6 months" just shows me some people SHOULD NOT EVER be allowed to have children. They don't raise them properly, don't care for them , and the rest of society pays the price.
I love the Australian cases. I find it adds extra gravity to the cases because I know where the places are. My thoughts are with Janine's family. I hope she is resting peacefully 💛
@@User-rx9ko honestly I have heard so much about the Oscar Pistorius case from here in Australia. I think the case has been done justice by a lot of other people
There's a case that we call in Australia "the Claremont serial killer". The case has finally after 25 years been solved last year. I lived in the area while girls were going missing at the time and for it to be finally solved gave not just their poor families but our city justice. Long coming.
Yeah he does look like one, also some idiots in another video which another true crime youtuber had covered this case said that Jamieson should be released from prison because he has a mentality disability and that he has a brain damage which makes me angry because they don't seem to understand that he deliberately murdered Janine as well as not caring about what happened to Janine or her family's feelings.
i love the australian cases! its a nice change from all the infamous american murderers and serial killers. i also love how respectful you are to not only the victims and their families, but to us viewers with the care and time you put behind each video.
Im new to your channel and I've been binge watching all your old videos for last week or so and honestly I'm so excited to watch a video right after you post it! Your so awesome with all the information and less known cases you do. Thank you for all the AMAZING content Bella 🥰
Can you please cover the case of Caroline Byrne. She was from Australia and her case has a bunch of twists and turns. Some people say she committed suicide at The Gap while others believe she was pushed off the cliff by her boyfriend at the time Gordon Wood.
I enjoyed learning more about this case so much! I’m in my second year of nursing, earlier this year I was allocated the south coast correctional centre where Mr. Blessington is, as I was in the high security I was able to work along side him. It’s so interesting to look at him to now, definitely a different man. Who’s shut off to the world, with barely a few words to come out of him. Such a sad tragedy for everyone involve and especially for Janine’s family. May she text in peace 🤍
Have you seen the Nancy Grace coverage of the Holloway case? She has spent unbelievable amounts of time, money, and resources covering it, still updates to present day.
@@strawberrylime33 I would google her, I doubt it is on you tube. She's with a major TV network and has had probably 5 our more full hour episodes on National TV with her family.
Could you cover Faith Hedgepeth's case? Her case has recently made some progress as police have arrested a suspect due to a positive DNA match, although a few pieces of evidence are still left unanswered. I know you'd cover it well and respectfully!
I came here for the Australian stories. You do such an amazing job on them. The other UA-camrs do the other stories that we hear about from all of them. Stick to the Aussie true crime and do us proud. Keep up the amazing work hun! 🥰
Loving the Australian cases Bella! As someone recently married in the last year and adore my husband and looking forward to spending our lives together it absolutely breaks my heart for both her and her fiance that that is all taken away. They had so many exciting things ahead - getting married to the love of your life, raising children, and that was all taken away before it could happen. It should have happened. My heart aches for her fiance and family of the sadness they will cary and the memories they should have had. I'm not sure why I'm so hooked on these murder mysteries since they make me sad but a positive note is that they make me appreciate all I have and more :)
I'm so glad that Australian govt kept them behind bars. 🙏🏻 To Janine mother, RIP and love to her family. I know these were kids but there's a line once crossed I don't believe you ever come back from most of the time.
blessington's childhood was so sad. the kid never stood a chance. their actions are horrendous and inexcusable and my heart breaks for janine. but i feel sorry for the children they were *before* they became murderers and criminals. maybe if they had better parents and influences or had gotten help sooner none of this would've happened. the system truly failed them
shocking that people as violent as this can be released on "good behaviour", actually not shocking, it's disgusting. I know if this happened to my relative and they were released i would be angry
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Such cruelty and no remorse. The poor girl just wanted to go home. Hoping for some good inmate justice for them from other prisoners. They deserve a taste of what they did! Hell will reserve a special place for them.
Do not stop Australian cases. And i would love to see you cover the case of The golden state killer or the case of Ian brady and myra hindley Love you Bella
The only content creator I refuse to skip ads for. I don't know if it actually gives more money to the creator to sit and watch the whole thing but I once heard it did and Bella, you absolutely deserve it! The amount of research you put into these cases and the beautiful way you focus on the victims as opposed to the killers is just so amazing. Not to mention you're just the sweetest and cutest person ever! I seriously hope that helps, I want to support you somehow 🥺💗
I don’t care that they were that young at all - that crime was horrific - and at even 14 you know right from wrong - I mean looks at the guy who only got 10 years straight back out and did it again - just goes to show “oh I was young that’s not me” is not valid
Hi Bella, I remember this case, very very sad. Please don't stop with the Australian stories there's no one else doing them ( not that I can find) so well done Bella.
Don't worry Bella, I truly like to hear you talking about the Australian cases and appreciate all the research you're putting into each case you cover! - PLEASE don't hesitate to cover them - usually the True Crime community only hears about all the US cases; which is so very sad as I feel, all victims worldwide deserve a very respectful voice like yours telling their tragic stories and it also becomes very repetitive after having heard most American cases at least twice in the meantime. Absolutely love Bella's super-positive energy-vibes coming through the screen, despite the dark stories she's telling; also, I really enjoy diving into the reasons, why violent crimes were committed to begin with and all the psychology behind them; (it's simply fascinating to me).
I genuinely don't understand how people who commit sexually assault or rape can be released from prison
Especially early for “good behaviour”. You’re in prison. You are SUPPOSE to behave
I swear!! We should keep them in there forever
Especially child predators. I'm watching the Chris Hansen cases and they get a slap on the wrist.
HER FAMILY SHOULD SET THEM ALL ON FIRE WHEN THEY GET OUT OF JAIL...AINT NO WAY IN HELL IM GOING TO KNOW WHO RAPED BEAT AND MURDERED MUY CHILD AND DO NOTHING!!!
Only Country that does the rehabilitation of these people correctly I believe in Sweden (or one of the Scandinavian countries) every other country fails to properly rehabilitate them… and they just end up reoffending most of the time
the fact that Anita's parents reached out to offer support is amazing. They relived their own trauma to support another family going through their own. That strength and selflessness is a bright light in this incredibly dark case, I'm so glad you included that detail because it really brought me some comfort
Who is Anita?
@@valeriebuckley7019 she's the one who was killed by a group of men in Blacktown in 1986 two years before the tragic case of Janine happened.
Thanks! I had never heard of that case before.
@@valeriebuckley7019 you're welcome, the case about Anita is similar to the one with Janine Balding.
Christine did everything in her power to prevent another attack 😞. It also boggles my mind how finding "God" should be used as an excuse to re-appeal .
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Exactly. Religion and law should always be separated
I think that instead of churches, we should all congregate inside prisons for mass and Sunday school. The amount of times that God is found in jail is surreal!
He WAS raped as a kid. I do hope he was sincere when he said he found God.
@@angiemd8920 I agree. My father in law was a minister in a jail in Mexico.
Janines brothers words to sisters killers is. "If you ever get out i will find you" I hope they take him serious because I do.
Those are almost the same exact words I said the last time I ever saw my sisters murderer. Unfortunately I was not able to put him in jail but I will hold to it if I ever see him.
@@naominagler7290 so sorry for your loss and tragedy.
@@naominagler7290 sorry about your sister but are you saying the SCUMBAG that did it is NOT locked AWAY if so how can that be ????🤔?????
Jamison doesn't even look human. How horrible for her.
Looks like a legit neanderthal
@@jojojac 'So easy a caveman can do it' immediately popped into my head when it showed his photo.
His mom truly fucked him over
He looks like a neanderthal.
"I had a hard life" excuse... Its not an excuse some people go through worse and never ever think about killing or harming them. They are just evil. That's that.
Well people with a hard Life are more likely to committ these acts
@@krkfkfktj I had a HARD life and would never do any of that!
Right. The choice is ours.
They lost their humanity, they do not know what it is like to be human
“Shorty” looks terrifying omg.
Would love to hear your thoughts about Gabby
I think Brian "Dirty Laundry" Laundrie is guilty as hell.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 that name is fitting !
shorty looks like he may have some kind of dwarfism?? and possibly fetal alcohol syndrome. im not a professional haha. still a scary ass guy
@@mothvenom He is scary looking.
Like a lion
Anita's case was difficult to hear (I watched it for the first time yesterday), but this one just made me feel extremely sick that children that young did it with no remorse. I found myself covering myself up and crossing my arms and my legs tighter the longer it went on. I appreciate how respectful these videos are and I've recently discovered your channel/murder mystery so I've been binging.
Yes, just like the James Bulger case, unbelievable that 10yr olds would do something so heinous. Something similar happened to 6 year old in the Caribbean, his name is Sean Luke Lumfai, his killers were 16 and 14.
"Animal looking bloke said it wasn't him. But nobody else looks like that" 😁
I lost it when he said that lol
@@ofali me too!
lmfao!
The way we all knew immediately which one he was talking about tho
I hate when people refer to these killers as animals .animals are not that cruel
I’m actually disgusted that the police thought it wasn’t serious enough to send out a police car! That’s what they’re paid for, to protect.
I’m finally feeling some hope, that a judge actually gave out a sentence that was appropriate. Except that Wayne was messed up in the head and was allowed to hurt another person. Just lock people like this up, second chances aren’t okay in this case.
I was thinking the same thing and I'm so angry at the cop who said it wasn't serious enough, Janine would still be alive if a patrol car was sent straight away.
It's just a bunch of boys threatening young women with a knife. Unfortunately this never really seems to be important to men in uniform.
Hearing that some kids can be this cruel is truly horrific. I can't even imagine how Janine's family felt, my heart goes out to them, it really is a tragic case.
Amazing video as always, Bella! 💕
I don’t think I’ll ever understand how people who have been sexually assaulted or raped can turn around to do it to someone else. 😭 like you know how it feels, you know it hurts, it’s sad, it’s infuriating, and how low you feel afterwards. It’s hard to even trust after that and you go out and make someone else feel that way. Then not only that you kill them too
There's a majority of men that were sexually assaulted that end up being sexual assaulters and the reason is toxic masculinity culture. They gotta feel like a "man" again
They feel like they have no power which leads them to commit it to feel a sense of control that they feel ripped from i belieb
This is horrific. Poor Janine, I can't imagine what her final moments must have been like 😭
So devastating
Just subbed to you channel babes
@@alienesang1492 exactly
You were right about the striking similarities between this case and Anita Cobby. The Cobby murder is still to this day a case I can't bring myself to revisit. What she had to go through was so vividly described that I was completely traumatized by it for a long time. How on earth the people who knew and loved her is supposed to live with that, is beyond me. I knew you wouldn't go as graphic on those details as they did in Anita's case, so decided to take the risk and watch it. Even if I'd had to jump out of the story at some point, I decided that at least I needed to see Bella's smile. 🥰
The fact this case happened only two years later also in Sydney but different suburbs was always going to strike similarities
@@marcus1979oz I didn't even know that they both happened in Sydney, so the striking similarities I see are purely based on what happened to these poor women.
Yeah that case really messed with me. Monsters. And five of them all in a car together. That’s another thing that makes these cases so awful. That there are enough psychos out there to run in friend groups and attack as a pack.
Oh totally agree re Anita's murder. I cannot watch anything to do with that case. It terrifies me! 😢
I totally agree. That’s a case that definitely hit me hard
This is horrifying. I hope Janine is with her mom now resting in peace😢
I am just SO glad our justices system FINALLY got it right and are they never getting out. Look what happened after they released the guy that got 7 years. You can’t fix them. They don’t belong in society
i‘m from germany and the „life sentence“ here is sadly like 25 years and keeping in mind that they were minors they would have gotten a few years on parole at most ! this is so crazy it has always made me angry I just belive that some people really deserve to spend the rest of their lives locked away
@@mh0699 makes me want to pull my hair out. Ours is 25 as well, usually with possible early release with good behaviour, or they class time served while waiting for court as “time served” and then minus it off their bloody sentence. Our legal system really is a joke. Our statistics are really scary. One in 3 females under 16 will be sexually assaulted and one in 5 males and the successful conviction rate for child sexual abuse here is 2%!!!!! The justice system fails our children, and adult victims of crime at a horrific rate. People just walk free. I’m so curious, I for some reason assumed Germany had a tougher justice system then us but it sounds like it’s just as much as a joke 😞.
@@mh0699 and I 100% agree there are some people that are truly broken that can not be fixed, they need to be permanently removed from society. It’s sad that it can happen at such a young age but there are lines that you can’t uncross, that leave a horrific permanent scare in society
@@freyamoon7335 yes in germany the government belives in rehabilitation but im my opinion it is just not working and ever since i started watching true crime and i have a comparison to other countries where they get 100years+ i just find it mind boggling (and by no means am i saying that there is any country with a perfect justice system) must be so frustrating to the victims families !
@@mh0699 as you see just now with the Nathalie astner case. This scumbag served his time of vaguely 20 something years and they prepare him for release. Keep in mind he was a convicted sex offender beforehand and only because of that he received 25 years. Otherwise without previous convictions he would've only gotten 15 years "life sentence" for a murder and rape of a child.
Sad that in our country you can abuse multiple children/women and get away with minimum terms or probation. The focus should be on the victims and their families not on someone who might "behave better" in the future when they've done the worst of the worst. They showed already that it meant nothing to them to do bad things. Even if the chances of rehabilitation might be in the low % it isnt worth the risk to let these subhumans destroy another precious life
Absolutely loveee the Australian cases I’m American so hearing about other cases around the world is interesting to me, RIP to Janine💕
My thoughts exactly
I'm American and think the same thing
I can’t believe they think that willam trelly IS DEAD there don’t even now if his dead or alive
I also love the cases from different countries 🙌🏿💕
As a Canadian, I have to agree! We hear all the big cases in North America but not so much in Australia. I find some of the most horrifying effed up cases are actually Australian.
It’s really incredible that Anita Cobby’s parents reached out to and supported Janine’s parents in their loss. Grief can really isolate people. Few want to talk about their pain, but the Cobby’s really stepped out and did an honorable thing
Hope everyone reading this is doing okay! Stay safe guys ❤️
You too!! Greetings from Greece 💙⛱️
Thank u
You too thank you!
You too hun cx
u too!❤️ greets from switzerland
Hearing that Anita's parents were there for Janine's made me so emotional. These poor poor parents.
In no way I condone his actions but my heart really breaks for the childhood of Blensigtone maybe if he had real parents who cared and stood up for him maybe he wouldn’t of done it… RIP Janine and may God bring peace to her family
exactly. I feel so sorry for the child he was, not for the murderer he became. (to clarify, the child he was BEFORE he became a child murderer).
@@alicecurtis9763 exactly!!! I feel so sorry for him as a child can’t even imagine going’s through something like that but that doesn’t justify his actions!
Yes so true it sounds horrific what he went through as a child ohmygosh
I thought I was the only one thinking that. He had a shocking childhood - never stood a chance.
Jelani Day would be a good case to cover especially since it’s current and needs more attention.
Jelani needs more awareness, i’m from the same area he is from and it absolutely breaks my heart.
More UA-cam creators need to start covering current cases whether they’re solved or unsolved, more so unsolved like Jelani & Gabby!
Jelani Day does need more coverage! My heart really breaks for his family.
Please speak on this case
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This poor sweet lady had to deal with so much pain. These cases are incredibly horrific it’s sad it’s all true stories/cases. None of these people should be released
the sad thing is the police station in sutherland is barely a two minute drive away from the station so if they had listened the first time they would of almost definitely found them before anything happened. the carparks are confusing yes, but with a two minute drive there if they were moving at an urgent pace like they should have they would have had enough time to check all carparks.
Yeah you're right about that, also I can't believe that when Christine reported about being accosted by the gang armed with a knife, the police said it wasn't serious enough to investigate like how is it not serious enough? Once they took out the knife, it was a crime.
I thought originally that it may be unfair to sentence a 14 year old to life in prison. But then as soon as you started talking about the other one getting released and re-offending, I understand now. They deserve to rot in prison.
Thank you for covering this case respectfully. I've seen this case covered before and they went into very graphic detail describing her horrific ordeal. I couldn't help but feel sick watching it. I feel you have told Janine's story with sensitivity and compassion. I'm enjoying watching your channel. 🇬🇧
i love the aussie cases because all through school we never really were taught stuff about australia (cities, history, etc) so it’s interesting to learn!
The fact that the boys were laughing in court in front of the parents makes me sick. I wonder if the 3 boys were still laughing when the judge gave them life in prison.
Despite the tragic events Bella relates in her videos, Bella's gorgeous opening smile always lights up my day. 💕
Ugh 29:22 I could hear the pain in her brothers voice and tell he really meant that. Sent chills down my spine. Prayers for the family, what a shame 😥
Hi Bella! I am from America and hearing cases from Australia is truly intriguing and interesting. My heart and prayers go out to all the victims and their loved ones effected by these horrid crimes.
You make your videos so exceptionally well, I binge watch your videos more than forensic files these days. Kudos to you for making such detail-oriented content.
P.S. LOVE YOUR EARRINGS COLLECTION ❤️
I LOVE YOUR CONTENT❤️
video ideas: behind the scenes of how you do your research/ mind maps of these cases
Yessss but then again a magician never reveals their tricks! She has an upper hand in this game haha probably shouldn’t share the secrets! 💜 you Bella, you’re my favourite true crime UA-camr. Keep them coming!!!
I just watched another YTuber do this story but
I ❤ Bella's delivery, her voice, and her beautiful self. She was the 1st YTuber that I watched all available videos in a row. Keep up the fantastic work your dedication shines through along with your compassion for the friends and family of the victims.
been going on youtube back and forth all day to see if you posted 😭❤️
Same thing
Can we all just thank Bella for always having such a positive attitude even when she covers horrifically dark cases🖤
Bronsons life story... dude... like being sexually assaulted and abused THAT much so young, I can’t even imagine how he turned out mentally. I feel bad for him. Not excusing anything that happened but damn nobody helped that poor boy when he needed it.
He had no chance, ngl.
@@Misskittyclimber you’re not wrong. 🥺
In my country criminal responsibility is 15 and I consider that a good thing
I never understand why some ppl who have been sexually assaulted go on and do the same thing to others
@@Shay-yk3cs and ppl judge ppl such as aiden fucci but aiden was very messed up
He didn't stand a chance either really
His dad was jailed for child abuse
I was living in Sydney during BOTH these crimes. And they seemed bad at the time, but I "appreciate" the horror of both crimes a LOT more now I am older. Both crimes were mind blowing in a still naive Australia. It is unbelievable what kids that age could do, but you see what they have gone through and they basically don't know any other way to live. That kid's mother saying she "can't take him back for another 6 months" just shows me some people SHOULD NOT EVER be allowed to have children. They don't raise them properly, don't care for them , and the rest of society pays the price.
Bella always comes in clutch with grace, a little bit of sass, and true crime when we need her most 👑
I would have so much fun as a judge if this guy claimed to “find god.” Like, okay, then pray to him for your release
Am I the only one who thinks Bella should start a podcast??? It would be sooo awesome 🥺🥺💕💕💕
I love the Australian cases, it’s good to learn about these things from different corners of the world. This case breaks my heart
So happy your back ! Can't wait for this one 🥰 thank you lovely!
I love the Australian cases. I find it adds extra gravity to the cases because I know where the places are. My thoughts are with Janine's family. I hope she is resting peacefully 💛
Love the coverage on Australian cases, especially because I am an Aussie!! Keep them coming xxx
There’s two interesting South African cases I’d love to here you cover, the krugersdorp murders and the Oscar pistorius case
I feel like so many people would be interested in those cases especially if they're not from SA and haven't heard about them
@@User-rx9ko honestly I have heard so much about the Oscar Pistorius case from here in Australia. I think the case has been done justice by a lot of other people
and that boy that killed his entire family with an axe
@@anushkasolomon3858 the van Breda murders
There's a case that we call in Australia "the Claremont serial killer". The case has finally after 25 years been solved last year. I lived in the area while girls were going missing at the time and for it to be finally solved gave not just their poor families but our city justice. Long coming.
Jamison looks like a neanderthal.... the true definition of 'the missing link'-- aside from that, another brill upload; Love from Ireland xxxx
All I can think is the geico caveman
@@ndc427 FFS hahahahaha comedy gold
Yeah he does look like one, also some idiots in another video which another true crime youtuber had covered this case said that Jamieson should be released from prison because he has a mentality disability and that he has a brain damage which makes me angry because they don't seem to understand that he deliberately murdered Janine as well as not caring about what happened to Janine or her family's feelings.
You have the coolest picture. Is that makeup you have on or is that just a picture? I can't even tell if it's real or not!?
@@ericag5346 It's actually a painting I did a few years back and thank you xxx
I'm Canadian, I do like hearing about cases from around the world. Thanks for keeping me informed
i love the australian cases! its a nice change from all the infamous american murderers and serial killers. i also love how respectful you are to not only the victims and their families, but to us viewers with the care and time you put behind each video.
Im new to your channel and I've been binge watching all your old videos for last week or so and honestly I'm so excited to watch a video right after you post it! Your so awesome with all the information and less known cases you do. Thank you for all the AMAZING content Bella 🥰
Can you please cover the case of Caroline Byrne. She was from Australia and her case has a bunch of twists and turns. Some people say she committed suicide at The Gap while others believe she was pushed off the cliff by her boyfriend at the time Gordon Wood.
I enjoyed learning more about this case so much! I’m in my second year of nursing, earlier this year I was allocated the south coast correctional centre where Mr. Blessington is, as I was in the high security I was able to work along side him. It’s so interesting to look at him to now, definitely a different man. Who’s shut off to the world, with barely a few words to come out of him. Such a sad tragedy for everyone involve and especially for Janine’s family. May she text in peace 🤍
Really Hannah? 'May she text in peace.'
Thank you for All your hard work and dedication to these families! Poor woman! God rest her soul
I live very close to that car park and walk past it often.. it’s heartbreaking I always get chills walking past 😭
Don’t walk there alone. Not sure how the place is but seems sketchy and scary for women. God bless you
I live in Minchinbury 😔
What amazing people, the Cobby family, to go and help out her family
I'm pretty sure we've found the missing link in the Shorty dude. Call the Smithsonian so scientists can study Shorty
Please do the unsolved disappearance of Natalee Holloway who went on a trip to Aruba and was assumed to be murdered. Its such an interesting case.
Yes, I saw this case, on another channel. So interesting. And sad 😔
Have you seen the Nancy Grace coverage of the Holloway case? She has spent unbelievable amounts of time, money, and resources covering it, still updates to present day.
@@susanclark8762 is Nancy grace the blonde woman with the loud voice who doesn't take any bs from perpetrators? I'd love a link to this video.
@@strawberrylime33 I would google her, I doubt it is on you tube. She's with a major TV network and has had probably 5 our more full hour episodes on National TV with her family.
The impact of not protecting children is astronomical… experiencing such extreme trauma can really warp your mind. It’s heartbreaking..
Janine's mom was so strong throughout all of this, bless her and her family ♥
oh nothing just bella being here to brighten all of our days💕💕
Oh, my. My mom died of cancer on September 8th 1988. Little did we know this poor woman was being murdered across the world from us. So sad.
Could you cover Faith Hedgepeth's case? Her case has recently made some progress as police have arrested a suspect due to a positive DNA match, although a few pieces of evidence are still left unanswered. I know you'd cover it well and respectfully!
I still think her roommate was involved. No way she knows nothing.
I came here for the Australian stories. You do such an amazing job on them. The other UA-camrs do the other stories that we hear about from all of them. Stick to the Aussie true crime and do us proud.
Keep up the amazing work hun! 🥰
Loving the Australian cases Bella! As someone recently married in the last year and adore my husband and looking forward to spending our lives together it absolutely breaks my heart for both her and her fiance that that is all taken away. They had so many exciting things ahead - getting married to the love of your life, raising children, and that was all taken away before it could happen. It should have happened. My heart aches for her fiance and family of the sadness they will cary and the memories they should have had. I'm not sure why I'm so hooked on these murder mysteries since they make me sad but a positive note is that they make me appreciate all I have and more :)
Bella i love you so much, this video made my day and i haven’t even watched it yet
I also love the Australian cases. Being from the states they are cases I've never heard before. So, thank you for covering them Bella!
There’s plenty of crazy Aussie cases, Aussie gal here
I love you my Queen! Thank you for posting ❤️
I'm so glad that Australian govt kept them behind bars. 🙏🏻 To Janine mother, RIP and love to her family. I know these were kids but there's a line once crossed I don't believe you ever come back from most of the time.
Girrlll I was just thinking about youuuuuuuu! Perfect timing!
I love the Australian cases as I'm British so these are always cases that I've not heard of so to me it's amazing! Thank you! Xx
You should make podcasts I can listen to you all day every day
Such an interesting case!
Pretty sure between this and Anita Cobby, an entire generation of Sydneysiders were shit scared of taking the train
Thanks for the Monday upload. I agree interviews are especially hard! Anita's parents reached out to Janine's!!! 😭💪
made my night! Loving the Australian cases
My favorite UA-camr literally & my fav part of the day and it’s the fact that we both got a pet named mia for me 🥰🥰
blessington's childhood was so sad. the kid never stood a chance. their actions are horrendous and inexcusable and my heart breaks for janine. but i feel sorry for the children they were *before* they became murderers and criminals. maybe if they had better parents and influences or had gotten help sooner none of this would've happened. the system truly failed them
Same with alot of killers
You are so beautiful! Love Mystery Mondays thank you for spreading awareness!!
it’s so interesting how the cases bella cover are intertwined
Bella im so depressed and you made me feel better with your upload. Thank you
I feel this as well just binge her videos when you feel down her voice just makes me happier!
A horrific story; the killers must never be released! I'm in Canada and I love hearing the Australian cases!
I'm Canadian too!!
I absolutely howled at the name 'wogawoga' can't cope 😂😂😂
So happy when you update Monday Mystery 🤍
I was 14!, 1986!, but, was playing Soccer!, & learning Tai Kwon Do!, not hanging out with the derros!, of Sydney!, R.I.P Janine!.
I love hearing about the justice system in different countries.
Thanks for the book rec! I just listened to a non-spoiler review of it and bought a paperback copy to be delivered tomorrow! 😸
shocking that people as violent as this can be released on "good behaviour", actually not shocking, it's disgusting. I know if this happened to my relative and they were released i would be angry
BELLA! We love the Australian cases!
How very sad for this loving family. RIP Janine & Bev, reunited. 🕊️
Hey we love you from Oklahoma! I know you get so many messages and replies. I just wish you would get this just this one time! We love your channel, love your consistency and you're so cute! ❤ have a great day
thank you!! 🥺🧚
Fellow Oklahoma girl! I agree. We love ya.
Missed you Bella, so glad your back 🙂
The Petit family home invasion, it happened in my state and it's rarely talked about in the True Crime community.
Such cruelty and no remorse. The poor girl just wanted to go home. Hoping for some good inmate justice for them from other prisoners. They deserve a taste of what they did! Hell will reserve a special place for them.
Do not stop Australian cases. And i would love to see you cover the case of The golden state killer or the case of Ian brady and myra hindley
Love you Bella
That's so sad that people that young would think of doing something that bad
The only content creator I refuse to skip ads for. I don't know if it actually gives more money to the creator to sit and watch the whole thing but I once heard it did and Bella, you absolutely deserve it! The amount of research you put into these cases and the beautiful way you focus on the victims as opposed to the killers is just so amazing. Not to mention you're just the sweetest and cutest person ever! I seriously hope that helps, I want to support you somehow 🥺💗
you’re so kind, appreciate you endlessly 🥺💛
The strength of these families to keep going is inspiring
I don’t care that they were that young at all - that crime was horrific - and at even 14 you know right from wrong - I mean looks at the guy who only got 10 years straight back out and did it again - just goes to show “oh I was young that’s not me” is not valid
Hi Bella, I remember this case, very very sad. Please don't stop with the Australian stories there's no one else doing them ( not that I can find) so well done Bella.
Don't worry Bella, I truly like to hear you talking about the Australian cases and appreciate all the research you're putting into each case you cover! - PLEASE don't hesitate to cover them - usually the True Crime community only hears about all the US cases; which is so very sad as I feel, all victims worldwide deserve a very respectful voice like yours telling their tragic stories and it also becomes very repetitive after having heard most American cases at least twice in the meantime.
Absolutely love Bella's super-positive energy-vibes coming through the screen, despite the dark stories she's telling; also, I really enjoy diving into the reasons, why violent crimes were committed to begin with and all the psychology behind them; (it's simply fascinating to me).