When a Killer Vlogs His Murders

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  • Опубліковано 21 лис 2024
  • In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of Peter Keller and analyzing it from an educational perspective.

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  • @nicolew4877
    @nicolew4877 Рік тому +12426

    The way his wife talked about him so sweetly is just heartbreaking. All he had to do was leave. Disappear. Live in the woods if he wanted to. Go anywhere he wanted to. Live out his teenage dreams and hobbies.
    I can’t get my head around why he did what he did.

    • @ninoalvarez7604
      @ninoalvarez7604 Рік тому +399

      talked nicely? she was basically begged to be with him. thats what she said. she never wanted to marry him until he popped a ring out

    • @cowoverthemoo
      @cowoverthemoo Рік тому +658

      ​@ninoalvarez7604 he was the one talking nicely, giving her money yet never standing up for himself thinking about himself, he wanted get married and have children to have someone look after him, yet when his wife got problems he wanted to come across has the dad from heaven yet under neath he is plotting to wipe them out for excitement. Wtf. He is trash that rook its self out yet to his innocent daughter first. He wasn't with her cause he loved her. He was with her cause how she loved her great husband who gives her everything while hating on her and the daughter. They bored him. And he resented them. That is the only explanation how u would kill them and hope for excitement. If he used all that cash and time he spent building he stupid den, he could have had another job. He had way to much time on his hands. No wonder he got bored. Why not join the gym, get himself a life.

    • @cowoverthemoo
      @cowoverthemoo Рік тому +220

      ​@@ninoalvarez7604and the reason he kept giving the money is cause its sick game, they worship their killer. Sounds like a sociopath

    • @underthetrees4780
      @underthetrees4780 Рік тому +723

      Seriously, I totally understand the desire to leave everything behind and go live in the woods.
      I don't understand how that translates to murdering your family.

    • @sadjester800
      @sadjester800 Рік тому +181

      Chill guys, he's crazy. What do you expect from insane person. He just crazy, losing some screw in his head. That's the best explanation.
      Maybe not same but i do know a guy who looks really happy, looks really nice, everyone love him. Only for him suddenly commit suicide. Maybe not same but if someone insane, you not need any reason to understand why they do something unexplainable.

  • @turkeyman631
    @turkeyman631 Рік тому +16626

    To think divorce or even abandoning your family seems worse to you than just simply murdering them. Crazy.

    • @STCatchMeTRACjRo
      @STCatchMeTRACjRo Рік тому +379

      maybe their murder was part of the last fantasy he had?

    • @Megan-1017
      @Megan-1017 Рік тому +35

      Very

    • @Megan-1017
      @Megan-1017 Рік тому

      ​@@STCatchMeTRACjRointeresting

    • @merchantgold6327
      @merchantgold6327 Рік тому +240

      So that the woman takes half of his hard earned property 😂😂😂

    • @chigozie123
      @chigozie123 Рік тому +472

      He wanted to preserve his image, and the thought of abandoning the people who loved him was enough to make him discard divorce as an escape route.
      He couldn’t bear the thought of them thinking of him as a bad person.
      How sad. The poor guy was stuck and didn't have any other answer, and nobody he trusted enough to provide him with counsel. It was truly a sad situation.
      Honestly, psychotherapy should be a mandatory requirement before being considered an adult. Too many children living in adult bodies. It's crazy

  • @amberonenonly
    @amberonenonly Рік тому +28459

    The fact that he planned it for so long and could face his wife and daughter everyday knowing what he was soon gonna do to them is truly horrifying

    • @shanedeweese3998
      @shanedeweese3998 Рік тому +1284

      My thoughts exactly. It's horrifying. We never know what's going on in someone's head.

    • @kmcclarney
      @kmcclarney Рік тому +900

      I agree. I'm a father of three and I just couldn't imagine how a man could be so messed up where he could look at his wife and baby for so long, knowing he would kill them.

    • @BigBananaBus
      @BigBananaBus Рік тому +1

      it a mental thing not a man thing lol pretty clear why you couldn't imagine it lmao@@kmcclarney

    • @JavierGarcia-bd6kw
      @JavierGarcia-bd6kw Рік тому +410

      Seeing stuff like this gives me that anger inside that just makes you want to cry for those poor girls. I don’t ever want to understand what drove a person to this extent.

    • @OptimisticMisanthrope
      @OptimisticMisanthrope Рік тому +326

      Blows my mind how people can drag others into their own derangement. Mental Illness I could excuse to a limit but things like this are sick beyond comparison.

  • @NN-cw9rb
    @NN-cw9rb 4 місяці тому +440

    Adorable dog, sweet wife, and beautiful daughter. All taken for granted...

    • @TRUMPisGODhaha
      @TRUMPisGODhaha 20 днів тому +2

      Ugh dogs suk

    • @kaylaloveslilpeepforever6825
      @kaylaloveslilpeepforever6825 18 днів тому

      And you suk deep ​@@TRUMPisGODhaha

    • @FilthyForce
      @FilthyForce 13 днів тому +4

      ​@@TRUMPisGODhahago play in traffic

    • @Noel127
      @Noel127 11 днів тому +2

      whats crazy it's always the fools who have the full white picket fence risk it all, they're miserable people who cannot appreciate anything, Simple or magnificent they'll never be satisfied.

    • @thejcatholic
      @thejcatholic 5 днів тому

      If he had a hamster, would they mention it?

  • @ViViDG
    @ViViDG Рік тому +6060

    It's terrifying how calm and accepting he is of it all. He knows it's wrong but just rolls with it.

    • @LauraKiwi
      @LauraKiwi Рік тому +176

      Right? That's just insane.

    • @thegameplayer125
      @thegameplayer125 Рік тому +153

      and to be honest, i find listening to something like this far more disturbing compared to all the vids we get with the interrogations we see from this channel after the fact

    • @SourMlkSea
      @SourMlkSea Рік тому +175

      It is scary. It's scary to know humans are capable of this. It's scary to know a mind can go to a place like this. It also filled me with sadness seeing these clips. Life is absolutely crazy. Outside so normal. Inside a different story. That's what is so frightening.

    • @SourMlkSea
      @SourMlkSea Рік тому +86

      ​@@nimo517finding another person who actually thinks you're worth the trouble in this life is hard enough for us. Meanwhile guys like this one, completely undeserving, are building bunkers and vlogging their daily activities before destroying the only people that gave absolutely any craps about him. Really nice.

    • @Texaslife98
      @Texaslife98 Рік тому +40

      Honestly it’s not that surprising or terrifying to me.. I’ve met some pretty psychotic men in my life, and it’s more common than people know.

  • @ivanmac89
    @ivanmac89 Рік тому +7822

    This channel's ability to get us new and unseen footage is unmatched, we appreciate it!

  • @ekaprasetio9564
    @ekaprasetio9564 Рік тому +6666

    The part where his wife felt grateful of the $20 he gave her before her treatment really breaks my heart.

    • @bapbirb
      @bapbirb Рік тому +404

      I almost cried. Life is so shtty sometimes... horrible things happen to those that deserve better.

    • @heritage.fields
      @heritage.fields Рік тому +194

      She was grateful because she was going to Michael’s with that $20.

    • @okGDJ
      @okGDJ Рік тому

      what is that comment supposed to mean @@heritage.fields

    • @davethemagnificent2576
      @davethemagnificent2576 Рік тому +649

      Excatly my thoughts. To me, her being so greatful and appreciative over $20, makes me think she was easy to please and was happy with the little things in life. The mother and daughter appeared to be a guy's dream family. Sad they ended up with that evil coward. May they both RIP.😢

    • @mnk_7907
      @mnk_7907 Рік тому +27

      @@davethemagnificent2576truly so sad

  • @CApt-NinJA
    @CApt-NinJA 5 місяців тому +1982

    "My goal is 10 years"
    *Finds him in 6 days*

    • @Danuxsy
      @Danuxsy 5 місяців тому +74

      i dont think he actually meant that, it was just a cope for the moment to say it. He knew he'd be going out a lot sooner, probably.

    • @xXturbo86Xx
      @xXturbo86Xx 4 місяці тому +33

      He literally said he didn't know what will happen. That he might be found within hours.

    • @pvsrod
      @pvsrod 4 місяці тому +29

      ​@@Jte336 I agree the "endgame" was to die, not exactly "suicide by cop" though as he ended up shooting himself. I believe he just didn't have the guts to simply kill himself, so he murdered his family and left the videos so when they find him he would have no option

    • @keinlieb3818
      @keinlieb3818 3 місяці тому +12

      Next time, don't build your hideout so close to home.

    • @keinlieb3818
      @keinlieb3818 3 місяці тому +2

      Next time, don't build your hideout so close to home.

  • @alyssastewart738
    @alyssastewart738 Рік тому +6797

    It’s so sad how you contrasted him saying how he has nothing going for him, money, looks, etc. with his wife consistently stating how grateful she is for him. 😢

    • @pineapplethief4418
      @pineapplethief4418 Рік тому +846

      He definitely had some incel vibes with that shit about looks, money, personality, all with complete lack of self-awareness or accountability

    • @thomasrussell4674
      @thomasrussell4674 Рік тому +68

      @@pineapplethief4418 yes good point

    • @tonykun8370
      @tonykun8370 Рік тому +559

      The man was able to score a beautiful wife. He didn't need to worry about looks by then and he has a beautiful daughter and a family that was going for him. It's messed up

    • @Oliviaandtrina
      @Oliviaandtrina Рік тому +284

      ​@@pineapplethief4418 usually you would think of incels as guys who never had a long term relationship or been with a woman at all, but it's especially scary to realize you could be married to a guy for 20+ years and he could suddenly become an incel..

    • @Knell.
      @Knell. Рік тому +239

      @@Oliviaandtrina its due to the fact that he is a child/teen stuck in a 40 year old man's body. He fantasize about his dream that he couldn't achieve when he was a kid, so when he's faced with adult's problems and financial problems, he blames it on his family and his situation but never himself. This clearly points to narcissistic personality disorder to a psychotic level because he never seeks out treatment (most likely never realized he's mentally unstable and thought he was sane and making sense) and resorted to HIS own solution to the problem by thinking that HE is in the right and no one else can tell him otherwise. This is an extremely dangerous behavior that even the hints of it needs to be addressed and looked at right away. He doesn't even view his daughter as his own child at that point, he ACCEPTED and came to peace with his mind that killing his child is no big deal. Proves how insane and evil he really is.

  • @jenniferbarbier2476
    @jenniferbarbier2476 Рік тому +3592

    This is so heartbreaking. He could've left them to have the life he wanted off grid in the woods. He did not have to end their lives. RIP to those lovely women.

    • @karenhardin2238
      @karenhardin2238 Рік тому +196

      And dog

    • @scoon2117
      @scoon2117 Рік тому +116

      You have to watch out for vulnerable narcissists like peter. They can be extremely dangerous.

    • @dollytobing6814
      @dollytobing6814 Рік тому

      this man is a narcistic n suffers from severe mental issues mixed with evil spirit inside

    • @tommieswearingen4501
      @tommieswearingen4501 Рік тому +36

      But he also said this is something he had thought about doing since he was probably a teen. Maybe he was just talking about a bunker, I don't know

    • @argh100100
      @argh100100 Рік тому +23

      Exactly what I was thinking. There is no logic behind his actions.

  • @imav1ctor
    @imav1ctor Рік тому +3819

    The editing in this video was great. The juxtaposition between the vlogs was so fucking chilling. She's talking about how's he's so supportive, how they met, meanwhile clips of him setting up the site. It's so well done it feels surreal, like I'm watching a movie, I have to keep reminding myself this actually happened.

    • @sashmo8
      @sashmo8 Рік тому +92

      Agreed. Well done, editors.

    • @dirtychinchilla
      @dirtychinchilla Рік тому +52

      The commentary was bizarre though. The most shocking thing was not that he eventually milled himself, but the fact that he’d killed his family. Real American tension building nonsense

    • @arcticablue
      @arcticablue Рік тому +44

      It's sad because she seemed so sweet and so grateful. He could have just left. He didn't have a right to kill them.

    • @Tuskabanana
      @Tuskabanana Рік тому +2

      seems like a lot of people taking your videos?, since your logo is everywhere XD

    • @samuelponce1
      @samuelponce1 Рік тому

      Wonder what the trillion-airs do behind closed doors 🚪 I bet they can legally do whatever they want and if you don’t like it bye bye

  • @salteadog33
    @salteadog33 5 місяців тому +353

    To me this screams of a guy who lived every year of his life thinking, “it’ll get better, it’ll get better, as soon as this and this and this… everything will be perfect”. He just didn’t have a “big enough” issue in his life before this point. His daughter graduating was his sign that “oh I’ll never be happy ever”. The videos of himself lmk that he thinks he has/had a “grander” life that he isn’t living.
    This guy started out in childhood saying to himself, “whelp if it doesn’t work out, I can always take myself out”, and never let that mindset go.

    • @Staraxxus
      @Staraxxus 5 місяців тому +33

      Wait, that's how I feel. My birthday was a week ago, I'm 18 and... "It'll get better, it'll get better" is a motto of my life. I feel anxious, I don't know what's next, will I finally be loved for once and stop feeling lonely, will I have enough money... And when I achieve something I actually wanted I stop wanting that. I'm such an ungrateful peasant, Jesus Christ... Hope that when time will pass I'm gonna remember it just like a memory that I shouldn't worry about because it got better and I will finally feel calm and happy.
      Sorry, maybe venting is unnecessary, but thank you for making me think about it. If I'm not gonna be grateful for what I already have, then I'm always gonna be a loser. Because objectively I'm living a good life now...
      Update: I'm diagnosed with borderline personality disorder

    • @swampys.tcg.openings1212
      @swampys.tcg.openings1212 5 місяців тому

      ​@user-tc3sf6em5u life just gets worse lol not better

    • @MysonEggAndHisbrotherCheese
      @MysonEggAndHisbrotherCheese 5 місяців тому +26

      A true narcisstic, only obsessed with himself, never care or see whole world and people around him, ladies please stay away from obsessive and egoistic men

    • @Xinthisis
      @Xinthisis 4 місяці тому

      ​@@Staraxxusfind purpose in your life.

    • @thaeasy
      @thaeasy 4 місяці тому +5

      @@Staraxxus it might not feel like it, but it can indeed get better. you just gotta put your energy into learning about the world and about yourself. the world has a lot of amazing and beautiful things for you to see and experience. and the more you live it, the more it will impact you and change you, and you will never stop learning new things about yourself. you just gotta keep curious and open. and you gotta be brave - that means you gotta come to terms with the fact that being vulnerable might not be the most comfortable thing, but it's through our vulnerability that we truly connect to people, and these connections are extremely important to help us strong and going, afterall, life is not easy. our world and our society are extremely sick. but if we wanna find and enjoy the good things that life has to offer, we need to work for it. I'll be 35 in December and I had no idea my life would be the way it is today when I was 18. life is full of surprises. i hope a good surprise finds you soon enough to remind you that little by little it gets better if we allow it :)

  • @strawbbtarte
    @strawbbtarte Рік тому +2228

    This is really well edited. The clips of her talking about him kindly juxtaposed with clips of him discussing his life so coldly... chills man

    • @yippybibby779
      @yippybibby779 Рік тому +22

      Yes, it is. Sorry for him that nobody knew what he was going through. The wife was so naive, not to care about what he was feeling, why he was spending so much money on her while she knew exactly how much he made and how much he had. She should have discussed with him about their situations. She was responsible for his depression too.

    • @strawbbtarte
      @strawbbtarte Рік тому +62

      @@yippybibby779 it's difficult dealing with chronic illness and pain. I understand the place she was coming from personally. Having struggled with severe depression as well, I can see how the husband might have felt. It's not fun being in that mental state at all. Despite all that, his actions were obviously not excusable. It's unjust and simply illogical to blame someone else's depression on anyone but themselves. Hard circumstances can be partially to blame, but his actions were all his own.

    • @airpurifier3454
      @airpurifier3454 Рік тому

      victim blaming at its finest. shame on you@@yippybibby779

    • @Jamesadamiak
      @Jamesadamiak Рік тому +9

      It was honestly like a horror hearing them both talk about the same life

    • @TwoPartyIllusion
      @TwoPartyIllusion Рік тому +43

      Being a dog person I found it interesting how the dog was barking and growling when he came home. Dogs are very good judges of character! 😮

  • @jackw3302
    @jackw3302 6 місяців тому +2234

    This guy said he didn't make it in this world? He had money in the bank, was married to a grateful wife and had a beautiful daughter about to go to college. How did he think he didn't make it? He's the one that wanted to get married so fast. If you want to do your own thing, just do that. There was no need for this to happen.

    • @BellaJoyeuse
      @BellaJoyeuse 5 місяців тому +167

      Hé reminds me of a vulnerable narcissist. Instead of ego it is self-hatred and always feeling like a victim. He is stuck in his childhood pain but that is his choice to stay there and become a psycho and a monster.

    • @Wilhelmus84Nassau
      @Wilhelmus84Nassau 5 місяців тому

      ​@@BellaJoyeuseNot eveybody believes in the nonsense of a spoiled psychologists with 0 life experience. That's why the world never gets healthy.

    • @ryanrhoads9546
      @ryanrhoads9546 5 місяців тому +66

      Obviously, something was seriously wrong with this dude. Seems like a sociopath. He planned this whole thing out. Didn't seem the least bit bothered by it, either.

    • @songsthatarecatchy
      @songsthatarecatchy 5 місяців тому +42

      Society does romanticize this type of "ideal nuclear family" thing to the point that people convince themselves that that's what they want in life and that's the meaning/ point of the life and blah blah blah.
      Obviously it wasn't what he wanted. He made it there and it wasn't what he thought it was.
      Rather than admit he messed up he did what he did instead.
      This man should have stayed single with no children.

    • @user-account-not-found
      @user-account-not-found 5 місяців тому +26

      @@songsthatarecatchy this wasn't about want - this is about mental illness. This guy should have seen a clinical psychologist every week for most of his life to deal with it and learn to work around the impulses and thoughts.

  • @AJ-si4he
    @AJ-si4he 11 місяців тому +6362

    This whole case is just so sad. He was so clouded by his depressed view on life that he couldn’t see how much his wife and daughter adored him. Lynette spoke so highly of him in her videos. I can’t even imagine how she felt when she realized in that brief moment that she was going to die at the hands of the person she loved so dearly.

    • @Elvewizzy.
      @Elvewizzy. 11 місяців тому +344

      I feel like this guy does so I can relate to the loneliness, the void of life, seeing others have what you simply can't accomplish and simply not seeing any way of getting out of the hole that just grows and grows.
      He likely didnt get the emotional feedback he needed from his wife/kid and just felt they used him as their personal bank account and eventually started blaming them also.
      But man. I can't relate with him, fortunately, on how he tried to resolve it...
      Depression truly is a bitch.

    • @AikonikBoy
      @AikonikBoy 11 місяців тому +106

      Yeah I've seen a few of these so far but this one just... really painful to think about this whole situation. She in all respects appears like a really sweet, caring, down to earth woman and he was blinded by his demons. Cherish your loved ones if you can my dudes.

    • @boobear1907
      @boobear1907 11 місяців тому +315

      Quit giving the man the benefit of “depressed”.

    • @Tipperary757
      @Tipperary757 11 місяців тому +320

      Clouded by his "depression"? No, narcissistic, selfish murderer.

    • @Eclipse-vk1ft
      @Eclipse-vk1ft 11 місяців тому +180

      ​​@@boobear1907a person can relate to how someone was feeling while still disapproving of how he took out those emotions. I feel bad for his mental state, but it doesnt excuse the flippin murders he commited. No one is excusing or glorifying him and his actions.

  • @jenna_jenna_jenna
    @jenna_jenna_jenna 5 місяців тому +324

    It’s sad how his wife was so sweetly excited when he would give her money to do little things and he’s out there building a murder shed and whining that she’s going to empty his wallet.

    • @phatheffer3439
      @phatheffer3439 4 місяці тому +9

      God almighty! This comment made me laugh so hard for some reason! 😂

    • @MrsIDontGivaDamn
      @MrsIDontGivaDamn 3 місяці тому +8

      ​@phatheffer3439 it was the " murder shed" part😂😂😂

    • @hashslingingslasher748
      @hashslingingslasher748 3 місяці тому +2

      His wife was just using him for money

    • @napakapa1046
      @napakapa1046 2 місяці тому

      ​@@hashslingingslasher748he was using her to presumibly clean the house, feed the entire family and raise their child, but you dont here psychos going down this line of thought, only you guys who,given your perpectives on women, make me wonder why you are so obssessed with them.Are women good or bad??

    • @MelDamgaard
      @MelDamgaard 2 місяці тому

      ​@@hashslingingslasher748, get real!!

  • @bexarom
    @bexarom Рік тому +1323

    The EWU crew deserves all the kudos and then some. I can’t believe this was only a 30+ minute video. It felt like I watched an hours long documentary, and I was glued to the screen for every second. The effort y’all put into getting unseen footage, interviewing those close to the crimes, the expert analysis, the steady and thoughtful narration- there really isn’t a better channel on UA-cam. Cheers🎉

    • @DemonChildNicoRobin2.0
      @DemonChildNicoRobin2.0 Рік тому +26

      Right!! It felt like 2 hours but in the best way. Especially since this is quite short of a video, compared to their others!

    • @Nique25
      @Nique25 Рік тому +8

      Spot on. It definitely felt longer, but in the best way possible

    • @CreepyDeepyHistory
      @CreepyDeepyHistory Рік тому +6

      AGREEEEE

    • @joeyp1748
      @joeyp1748 Рік тому

      Everything they do is exceptional, noticed people stealing the videos for tiktoks now@@CreepyDeepyHistory

    • @megankoay1794
      @megankoay1794 11 місяців тому

      it feels like a long video as so much emotions and info are portrayed. definitely a great work

  • @Krebssssssss
    @Krebssssssss 7 місяців тому +3735

    This man had ZERO self-awareness. He had no idea how much his wife and family loved him, and how valued he was, but all he could think about was himself. He had a life that so many would have loved to have.

    • @dianadoraen7864
      @dianadoraen7864 7 місяців тому +210

      Exactly. And to see that there are comments rationalising his actions and putting the blame of his misery on the family is sickening. He had a twisted view of his own life, never admitted it, never sought help and it lead to horrible outcome.

    • @infernocop31
      @infernocop31 7 місяців тому +13

      ​@@dianadoraen7864 i can empatize.
      Its tough growing up ugly.
      All the people around you look at you with disgust

    • @peepeepoopoo6053
      @peepeepoopoo6053 7 місяців тому +1

      @@infernocop31ok and?

    • @infernocop31
      @infernocop31 7 місяців тому

      ​@@peepeepoopoo6053 man shut up.
      You think you did some sort of gotcha Moment?
      Growing up ugly can be very traumatic and have long term effects on mental health
      Stop pretending you dont understand that
      You are in bad faith

    • @ghostbusterz
      @ghostbusterz 7 місяців тому +98

      @@infernocop31 Seek help, being ugly is no justification

  • @TheFredman08
    @TheFredman08 Рік тому +2604

    My daughter was friends with Kaylene and spent the night at her house a couple times (this was middle-school time) and Peter seemed friendly at the time....things really went weird for him. This video was actually enlightening.....we thought he did it because it was "end of the world time" and he didn't want his family to suffer.....looks like we were misinformed as he was selfish, depraved and depressed.

    • @adenseay7406
      @adenseay7406 11 місяців тому +76

      Sureeeeee

    • @kokomel23
      @kokomel23 11 місяців тому +149

      This is why I’m so scared to let my children stay over other people’s houses. That’s scary!

    • @charleskavoukjian3441
      @charleskavoukjian3441 11 місяців тому +166

      @@adenseay7406why would someone make this up? What would they have to gain?

    • @FJBrandon
      @FJBrandon 11 місяців тому +26

      Source: you’re gonna have to take my word for it

    • @Kanggaxx
      @Kanggaxx 11 місяців тому +44

      @@charleskavoukjian3441 You poor naive child. Stay innocent for as long as you can.

  • @lucasmartinez5703
    @lucasmartinez5703 4 місяці тому +455

    The dog knew. No one believed the poor thing.

    • @fibonacci2112
      @fibonacci2112 3 місяці тому +47

      Ok literally cause why was that dog GROWLING at him

    • @TheSkeletor612
      @TheSkeletor612 2 місяці тому +2

      Humans don’t speak dog

    • @sludditank8309
      @sludditank8309 Місяць тому +3

      💯💯💯

    • @dareal5401
      @dareal5401 Місяць тому +14

      ​@@fibonacci2112 yes ofcourse because every dog that ever barked at their owner means the owner planned to murder the family. get real

    • @fibonacci2112
      @fibonacci2112 Місяць тому +7

      ​@@dareal5401sorry about your illiteracy. Get well soon.

  • @dragonofhatefulretribution9041
    @dragonofhatefulretribution9041 11 місяців тому +3940

    The ironic thing is he could’ve just fully documented his construction of the bunker on UA-cam and gained a large following, endless praise and admiration from the online survivalist community fanbase, generated a decent second income, alongside receiving countless donations, & avoided all of the feelings that resulted in this tragic outcome in the first place.

    • @Poeticfloetic
      @Poeticfloetic 11 місяців тому +66

      💯

    • @saralyinn0519
      @saralyinn0519 11 місяців тому +418

      Not possible for this line of thought for someone with major depressive disorder.

    • @juliancaesar4575
      @juliancaesar4575 11 місяців тому +155

      You clearly have never bn around someone with depression. You also act on many assumptions with your wonderfully happy painted picture. World isn’t like that for millions of us, and on top of it all, does it REALLY sound like he would want to film it for everyone to see? He was trying to get away from people, not find them.

    • @Bbfishman
      @Bbfishman 11 місяців тому +126

      @@juliancaesar4575 yea but then why film it in the first place. clearly there was a part of him reaching out somewhere

    • @_Delta_P_
      @_Delta_P_ 11 місяців тому +9

      @@Bbfishmanok there clinical psychologist.

  • @Skrimshady
    @Skrimshady 11 місяців тому +1125

    When the mom said "You've got a new life ahead of you!"...That broke me 😢

    • @AmalekIsComing
      @AmalekIsComing 11 місяців тому

      wKfgmNg

    • @jd32k
      @jd32k 11 місяців тому +53

      And dad's filming thinking 'not for long'

    • @mihraz47
      @mihraz47 11 місяців тому +11

      Me too . Poor baby

    • @BebeDaull
      @BebeDaull 11 місяців тому +33

      You could tell she was an abused girl, and the wife too, how scared she was of him, so afraid to wake him or set him off, how she felt like she had to keep praising him in her videos.

    • @The13thRonin
      @The13thRonin 11 місяців тому +5

      "That broke me."
      *Immediately goes back to his everyday life and never thinks about it again.*
      The fact that this was upvoted 447 times is gross.

  • @jaden_515
    @jaden_515 8 місяців тому +2534

    The fact that he did this right after his daughter graduated is sickening to me. It hurts my heart knowing she could’ve lived a life doing something she loved, but it was all taken away by her own father.

    • @gokublack9080
      @gokublack9080 8 місяців тому +13

      Cope and seethe

    • @e28forever30
      @e28forever30 7 місяців тому +47

      @@gokublack9080
      M*r*n

    • @BeansAndPotatos
      @BeansAndPotatos 7 місяців тому

      @@gokublack9080why would you even say that? What are you like the man in the video? Are you sick in the head?

    • @marouanlakou
      @marouanlakou 7 місяців тому

      Do you know why he did it please?

    • @gabrielmiller2746
      @gabrielmiller2746 7 місяців тому +125

      ​@@gokublack9080 bro just learned to word seethe and decided to use it

  • @armedstrobbery1934
    @armedstrobbery1934 3 місяці тому +64

    It's crazy that his midlife crisis is murder. What a crazy conclusion to end up with

  • @nathansmith1085
    @nathansmith1085 Рік тому +419

    The best part of this channel is it isn't recycled content that we have already seen on every other similar channel. Even most of the stories are of something I've never heard, and even if I had heard the story then it presents new or unseen information. I love this channel!

    • @mekan0001
      @mekan0001 Рік тому

      Yes thank you! I mean how many times can you watch the Chandler Halderson interrogation with some blowhard's commentary! 😂

    • @belladonnahigh9206
      @belladonnahigh9206 Рік тому +2

      If you go to psychiatrists and psychologists frequently, they sooner or later tell you about. I'm 35 yet I'm mentally stuck at just 15 years of age - it's when the unknown skin disease attacked my face, an d people made my life a living hell. They stared and laughed, high school was so damaging I had my last grade individually.

    • @Rebecca-hc5ju
      @Rebecca-hc5ju Рік тому +2

      ​@@belladonnahigh9206I'm so sorry you suffered that abuse. I hope you're doing better now. 💜

    • @thisisme3238
      @thisisme3238 Рік тому +5

      Being laughed at by your peers is a high school students worst nightmare.

    • @Zeroshiki
      @Zeroshiki Рік тому

      ​@@thisisme3238I don't see why, when you'll never see them again in a few years.

  • @punchabunchabuttons
    @punchabunchabuttons 11 місяців тому +3928

    The man talks about how horrible his life was. He had a loving wife, a beautiful daughter. A home. Such a sad betrayal of an ending for the girls.

    • @nocarebutyes3436
      @nocarebutyes3436 11 місяців тому +230

      The husband is the provider dummy on top of it he can say no and get a divorce.

    • @streetracer1o124
      @streetracer1o124 11 місяців тому +174

      A narcissist can’t see or care of anybody’s feelings but him self so he can’t see how others care bout him either only he cares bout him , to him his family where objects not people that’s why he killed them

    • @jordanmadden7388
      @jordanmadden7388 11 місяців тому +121

      I agree. Western society and 1st world countries have developed a culture of if you don’t have everything you want immediately, you are poor or a loser etc. Heck, just to be able to eat and survive is something a lot of people struggle with on this planet. Our brains can just get so mixed up with what expectation vs reality should be.

    • @neonfroot
      @neonfroot 10 місяців тому +19

      @@jordanmadden7388
      Individualism, manifest destiny, and the like.

    • @netrunner01
      @netrunner01 10 місяців тому +199

      @druidic4353 when did anyone "use" him? His wife didn't force him to give her anything, in the video it clearly shows he would give gifts of his own volition. Really weird of you to try to justify this.

  • @GriffRP99
    @GriffRP99 Рік тому +1441

    Man that was a tough watch, seeing his wife going on about how grateful she was for him. Absolutely terrible what happened.

    • @Astrow_Customs
      @Astrow_Customs Рік тому +71

      Right, she literally talked about him and how amazing and selfless he was the whole time!

    • @Shyknit
      @Shyknit Рік тому +18

      It's so creepy...

    • @SabrinaMeShell
      @SabrinaMeShell Рік тому +42

      @@Astrow_Customs It sadly reminds me of Shannan Watts praising her killer husband before he did what he did. :(

    • @GriffRP99
      @GriffRP99 Рік тому +44

      @@Astrow_Customs She seemed so sweet and caring, and was met with such a brutal betrayal by someone she adored. Not to mention the daughter as well, just awful.

    • @gecic
      @gecic 11 місяців тому +19

      I agree, but he was not man. He was just a lost child in 40y old body. Very sad case..

  • @heresmypersonalopinion
    @heresmypersonalopinion 4 місяці тому +86

    When you think dad is just watching tv not knowing he's thinking about something else. It's scary. He should've just walked away.

  • @asyanoelle
    @asyanoelle Рік тому +445

    the clips of Lynette broke my heart. she really had no idea. she loved him so much and he deserved absolutely none of it.

    • @dogifish0078
      @dogifish0078 Рік тому +35

      Dog was barking at him. She ignored it. She should have listened to that dog

    • @Diligent-Witch
      @Diligent-Witch Рік тому +81

      When she mentioned telling him at the beginning of their relationship that she didn't want to ever get married but he ignored and pressured her repeatedly, my stomach dropped

    • @Ainaes-Feline
      @Ainaes-Feline Рік тому +38

      @@Diligent-WitchYes, I too started to feel really weird about that... it's the spidey senses telling you, he isn't the right choice.

    • @Diligent-Witch
      @Diligent-Witch Рік тому +14

      Right? Either the guy should have reevaluated the relationship and kept it casual, or broke it off entirely- but he would have needed some measure of self-confidence in the first place

    • @rootsoriginals7087
      @rootsoriginals7087 Рік тому +39

      @@dogifish0078 Yeah like she could of understood the meaning of the dogs bark that day, "Oh dogs barking,that means my husband is just about to go on a rampage"

  • @silencedangels5169
    @silencedangels5169 Рік тому +546

    how scary to not know that you’re living with someone who’s been secretly planning your murder.. especially your own dad or husband.

    • @ninatalens
      @ninatalens Рік тому +4

      Agree. :(

    • @silencedangels5169
      @silencedangels5169 Рік тому +2

      @@twosharksinatrenchcoat 💔

    • @ElDuderinoh
      @ElDuderinoh 11 місяців тому +1

      @@twosharksinatrenchcoatnot just women. Obviously it happens more to women but still. It’s like if you were too disregard suicidal rates in women because it happens to men way more.
      Not that you’re disregarding anything but it’s important to take into account both sides of these horrible events.

    • @Derek_Garnham
      @Derek_Garnham 9 місяців тому +1

      Check their UA-cam history, If they've watched this video, don't let them go hiking.

  • @patriciaschiro2659
    @patriciaschiro2659 Рік тому +1032

    The sad thing is it seems like his wife and daughter had no idea what type of person he really was. The way his wife talks so lovingly about him makes it so much worse. He complains about having no money on his video and then he gives his wife money and presents.
    He could have easily left the grid and lived in the forest without killing anyone, but to him it was more important to have no ties. This is a true sociopath and narcissist.

    • @taylorfausett177
      @taylorfausett177 Рік тому +107

      You are so right. Why didn't he just "go missing?" The fire and subsequent murders made it a given that the police would go on an all out manhunt. He must have known that. All that planning and energy creating the bunker and supplies...wtf?

    • @kittysplode
      @kittysplode Рік тому +23

      dude won life. he got every single thing he wanted.

    • @stanleyhape8427
      @stanleyhape8427 Рік тому +36

      ​@SuperBrahimos when did she say that?

    • @shay8202
      @shay8202 Рік тому +42

      @@SuperBrahimoswe missing the part where she said she didn’t love him…

    • @Ohmyadeline
      @Ohmyadeline Рік тому

      Dude you have no fucking Idea how COMPLEX relationships are. You cannot make the claim that she didn't love him based on one sentence. Why are you ignoring all the other HOURS of footage of her talking about how much she loved and appreciated him? Why are you trying to justify what he did based off one sentence?

  • @rachelharrel
    @rachelharrel 4 місяці тому +48

    The way he talks so casually about what he’s doing is chilling. Horrific that a person can be so detached and evil.

  • @katehack1677
    @katehack1677 Рік тому +540

    His daughter wanted to study environmentmal sciences at college and loved gaming technology. Breaks my heart. My daughter loves the exact same things as Kaylee. I can't imagine how her Dad could coldly take such a promising life

    • @janakoukalova9922
      @janakoukalova9922 Рік тому +2

      Exactly especially when fur years they been having experiences together as family.
      How ? I mean was He pretend to be ok for the whole years😢.
      But maybe the mum did not see passive agressive signs. She seems lovely, great mum but bit of lightmineded

    • @ktkt1825
      @ktkt1825 Рік тому +11

      He does not deserve to be called a Dad. A real father would give his life and his all to his children- he only took their innocence, love, and trust selfishly while plotting over many months to kill them both. He is not even human.

    • @StofStuiver
      @StofStuiver Рік тому +1

      You dont WANT to understand.

  • @420ozzygirl
    @420ozzygirl 9 місяців тому +2575

    Wow, rather than getting hooked on drugs. She starts crafting and selling things from home. What a wonderful woman. So sad!

    • @JerryGone-Fishin
      @JerryGone-Fishin 8 місяців тому +20

      Emergency Vodka

    • @terrypussypower
      @terrypussypower 8 місяців тому +1

      @@achmed2pac. What kind of “love” is it that watches two innocent people get shot in the head, and does NOTHING to stop it? That’s SICK. Your “god” is WORSE than this POS. What excuse does it have for sitting back and watching countless murders and horrors happening to completely innocent children and does NOTHING to stop it, when it would take less effort to stop it than it’s taken me to type this reply?

    • @nannic
      @nannic 8 місяців тому

      this man wasnt a demon, he is a monster, this is nothing to do with the devil he does not interact with humans, humans decide to be sinful and reject the lord, that is free will, even in the most evil sins the lord will forgive you if you accept jesus, but even in the bible it clearly states that lucifer couldnt care less about humans thats the whole reason of his downfall. @@achmed2pac

    • @Aron-e9y
      @Aron-e9y 8 місяців тому

      ?
      @@achmed2pac

    • @UncleKennysPlace
      @UncleKennysPlace 8 місяців тому +80

      @@achmed2pacYou mean that Jesus that will condemn me to hell because I don't believe, despite my good works? Kinda sounds like a narcissistic psychopath, not a savior.

  • @deeday3187
    @deeday3187 11 місяців тому +1756

    This one’s sad. As a father and husband I know how tough it can get but I could never imagine hurting my own family. Also I don’t care what the world thinks about me if I look good or not. If your wife thinks you look good and your daughter loves you why does anyone else opinion matter unless you want attention from others? RIP to the wife and daughter.

    • @DarkAngel2512
      @DarkAngel2512 11 місяців тому +58

      I've been with several unattractive guys, one clincially obese and I was attracted to them. Anyone has a chance of finding happiness.

    • @esccourtroom
      @esccourtroom 11 місяців тому +4

      The courtroom is sometimes seen as a stage where the true emotions of a criminal are hard to discern.

    • @nell9400
      @nell9400 11 місяців тому +17

      Men are egosentrism

    • @beloskhanania5645
      @beloskhanania5645 11 місяців тому +50

      That's what I was thinking too. He's married and has a teenage daughter. Why is he worried about what he looks like at this point?

    • @bitterellaselectricgroove8544
      @bitterellaselectricgroove8544 11 місяців тому +16

      The narrator explained why it was possible Peter was the way he was. Depression, mental illness, etc. People with a sound mind obviously wouldn't do this so why even bring it up?

  • @redsheepachernar
    @redsheepachernar 5 місяців тому +19

    the editing technique just made this much more heartbreaking.... the contrast between his attitude and that of his family, Lynnettee tried so hard to pretend what a happy life shes having in front of the camera, (how could she be that easily pleased with $20? ) cheered like a little kid when she received something.... dude all this literally made me cry

  • @KristiB73
    @KristiB73 Рік тому +1773

    Why he felt the need to kill his family, instead of just taking off and live in the woods is beyond me.This is insane.

    • @jayceew.rabbit9358
      @jayceew.rabbit9358 Рік тому

      Cause he was a selfish narcissist bastard.

    • @duMaurier15
      @duMaurier15 Рік тому +17

      It is called Financial commitment.. You must be 12..

    • @egyptjones1064
      @egyptjones1064 Рік тому +389

      @@duMaurier15its called him being sick don't make excuses

    • @duMaurier15
      @duMaurier15 Рік тому +12

      @@egyptjones1064 not making excuses for him. Yes he was obviously sick.. did you not watch the video.

    • @duMaurier15
      @duMaurier15 Рік тому +22

      @@kacklina i don't understand why you People are wondering why he did this LOL.. He was crazy, he was mentally ill.. plain and simple. These people think what they are doing is right. People are also wondering why his family didn't notice his behaviour for the last 3 weeks.. probably because his wife is sleeping or doing kids craft most of the day. And his work even kind of said he attendance was irregular.

  • @alancosta4760
    @alancosta4760 9 місяців тому +1492

    "I don't have anything I never did" he literally got a beautiful family... That's really depressing.

    • @Nomad0311
      @Nomad0311 7 місяців тому +42

      That's the strangest part to me as well, because if I had a family, I'd be so much happier with my life and I would do everything I can to make sure they're content and well cared for. I will never understand why some men just throw everything away like that.

    • @JIMBOBALOU
      @JIMBOBALOU 7 місяців тому +26

      Right! And he said something about not having any money. Yet before he sits the unthinkable and left for the woods he withdrew $6K from the bank. Hell, I make $32 an hour and don't have that much saved in the bank! He really has some serious mental issues

    • @historyandculture6369
      @historyandculture6369 7 місяців тому +27

      The whole thing was a false reality, it was delusional from the start. That's what he's talking about. She didn't want to marry him, and she shouldn't have agreed. They lived in a shared fantasy which ended in tragedy.

    • @atrmediaofficial
      @atrmediaofficial 7 місяців тому +6

      Jesus Christ Is Coming Soon Repent & Draw Near To Him ✝️❤️🙏❤❤

    • @alreawon1212
      @alreawon1212 7 місяців тому

      ​@@Nomad0311You don't know what you would, life is not that simple.

  • @Savagebab
    @Savagebab Рік тому +478

    It’s bad enough wanting to end your own life and to leave your family behind, but to take your family’s lives along with your own is one of the most disgusting things a person can do

    • @sadhu7191
      @sadhu7191 Рік тому +56

      Just a jerk. He planned it since teen and still had a family and kids.

    • @RandomSwiftie13
      @RandomSwiftie13 Рік тому +20

      Man had narcissistic tendencies. He could have just left his wife and daughter to go live in the woods as he wanted to but no, He just had to destroy their lives alongside his own. They deserved so much better than him.

    • @K-a-i.
      @K-a-i. Рік тому +3

      @@RandomSwiftie13 He was the only working person in family. Maybe for some twisted reason he thought they wouldn't survive without him so he did that out of "mercy".

    • @RandomSwiftie13
      @RandomSwiftie13 Рік тому +19

      @@K-a-i. nah, his daughter was on a way to become a successful person with her getting excepted into a good university. Her mom still had extended family members who could look after her including her daughter and it's not like she couldn't go out and get a job for herself. He did it because he wanted to kill them. Because he is that selfish and pathetic. Don't make excuses for a murderer.

    • @mightyobserver12
      @mightyobserver12 9 місяців тому +1

      ​@@sadhu7191oh that's why he wanted to get marry immediatELy

  • @effingdingus
    @effingdingus 6 місяців тому +84

    Being “stuck” developmentally and having unresolved trauma is something I truly relate with.

    • @makemyburdenlight
      @makemyburdenlight 5 місяців тому

      After you trying to tell everyone you want to kill your family?

    • @geovaniraffaelli4508
      @geovaniraffaelli4508 4 місяці тому +18

      Have you thought about constructing a bunker in the woods?

    • @-anaamna5616
      @-anaamna5616 3 місяці тому +1

      The weird thing is I have but not a bunker just to build small house and live there

    • @geovaniraffaelli4508
      @geovaniraffaelli4508 3 місяці тому +6

      @@-anaamna5616 Is your family ok

    • @dre485
      @dre485 2 місяці тому +1

      Make sure to bring your vodka stash. Apparently that’s an important aspect of the bunker.

  • @ArtyRhiXx
    @ArtyRhiXx Рік тому +1658

    It always amazes me that someone like this can camouflage himself into everyday life so well nobody noticed how estranged he had gotten from his family and society.

    • @TheSouthernLady777
      @TheSouthernLady777 Рік тому +40

      Just like the devil.

    • @InteN66
      @InteN66 Рік тому +126

      because he is 40 year old average joe who is little bit overweight. He is quite invisible to everyone. It was easy to hide for him because no one was even looking.

    • @honeybadger2986
      @honeybadger2986 11 місяців тому +35

      He’s not that invisible. He’s creepy. If I had crossed paths with him IRL I would’ve sensed he’s a weirdo for sure. He has dead shark eyes. Psychopath eyes. He absolutely looks like a killer.

    • @InteN66
      @InteN66 11 місяців тому +171

      @@honeybadger2986 ok Sherlock Holmes you should work for FBI then when you can see that and predict future

    • @cM-zm5kp
      @cM-zm5kp 11 місяців тому +30

      @@InteN66exactly. Nicely put.

  • @lilianmcguigan9240
    @lilianmcguigan9240 Рік тому +216

    Chilling case. Makes you wonder if you can really know someone, trust someone. Peter's family didn't have a clue. In her videos, his wife was sweet, bubbly and grateful her husband was so good to her.

    • @InMyPOV2u
      @InMyPOV2u Рік тому +10

      No, you cannot.

    • @maxtm3000
      @maxtm3000 Рік тому +9

      It shouldn't make you wonder... its obvious that EVERYONE is capable of horrible things and only the individual knows themselves... If the world hasn't taught you that already then either you're blissfully ignorant or you're extremely fortunate/lucky

    • @dewitubeX1
      @dewitubeX1 Рік тому +15

      probably there was signs and they were ignored who knows. people act different on camera than when they aren't recorded. you can tell something was off about him. but for him to take this route, it was such a cowardly act.

    • @qv43v
      @qv43v Рік тому

      ​@@InMyPOV2ubingo. Don't isolate but keep at arms length

    • @stephanie6851
      @stephanie6851 Рік тому

      Exactly, there were probably signs but most people only want to see the good in other people. They see the bad but make excuses, we all do this to some extent. It would not surprise me if he was abusive, the speed of which he got together with his wife was a red flag, the man was probably a narcissist with an overly empathetic wife who cared too much@@dewitubeX1

  • @gutpile6151
    @gutpile6151 7 місяців тому +1366

    Im 65 and in a horrible financial and personal situation. Im being put to the test and nothing like this has ever crossed my mind. And never will

    • @BorisYeltzin
      @BorisYeltzin 7 місяців тому +96

      Stay strong. Every storm passes and the sun comes out eventually.

    • @vitoriagoncalves-vl6cz
      @vitoriagoncalves-vl6cz 7 місяців тому +36

      You got this!!!

    • @gutpile6151
      @gutpile6151 7 місяців тому +46

      Thank you so much. I dont even know you but it really helps ❤️

    • @ambitionsskyyyy
      @ambitionsskyyyy 7 місяців тому

      @@gutpile6151hey dude, is there anything we can do to help?

    • @mrk8546
      @mrk8546 7 місяців тому +16

      Keep moving forward!

  • @CrazyBlogMoments
    @CrazyBlogMoments Місяць тому +24

    The man talks about his wife "draining his bank account, and yet he said, "I've spent thousands of dollars on this bunker." Everything that man did was selfish!

  • @Mechaneer
    @Mechaneer Рік тому +1437

    His wife seemed attractive and upbeat, and his daughter had come of age and had her whole adulthood to look forward to. Peter complained of not having any money, but he had a house and withdrew from the bank much more than the average American has in checking or savings. Life is a lot about perspective, and Peter simply didn't see the wonderful things he had going for him, and for whatever reason could only see negatives. This is a strange case in that Peter was not the killer you would most expect, nor least expect. He was just an average dude who was severely depressed, and able to hide his sinister intentions from his family as his thoughts grew darker and darker.

    • @xstingrayx
      @xstingrayx Рік тому +96

      Thats the Thing with Depression. Perspective as you mention it, can be very distorted. At some point i assume he wasnt strong enough to get divorced for example, because the initial talk to his wife would be impossibly hard to face for someone who is that depressed. Making his final decisions easier to accomplish. I wish more people knew the trivial fact that depression has a huge bandwith of All sorts of mental distortion phases or states where anything can go through their minds. People who say they are also depressed but would never do anything he did, just dont have the same illness. Depression as a term is not specific enough on its own. Its like saying someone is sick but one has a cold and another one cancer.

    • @yagaaaa
      @yagaaaa Рік тому +18

      His not the killer you would expect?
      Erm hello his white 😡

    • @dukebebop4200
      @dukebebop4200 Рік тому +2

      ​@@alexb7641"your are not"
      Interesting.

    • @Tony27654
      @Tony27654 Рік тому

      @@yagaaaawhat does that have to do with anything? Are you that brain dead? There’s plenty of murderers that aren’t white, so what’s your point?

    • @acayette
      @acayette Рік тому +68

      @@yagaaaa Clean up your gangs in your hoods.

  • @capoman1
    @capoman1 11 місяців тому +2958

    Aww, his wife is so adorable, she was humble and so grateful for just little things she had and was so grateful for just little money gifts the husband gave... So sad, nobody deserves this. But it makes me so sad to see such a sweet lady receiving such a bad outcome.

    • @Alino-
      @Alino- 11 місяців тому +178

      Yeah, that video of her being all happy about that anniversary gift was adorable, it made me forget what channel I was on for a minute and wtf I was watching.

    • @capoman1
      @capoman1 11 місяців тому

      @@trentongardner2106 Man. She MADE A VIDEO saying her husband was so sweet OVER $20! That is gratitude.... My wife HAS NEVER MADE SUCH A VIDEO, NOR MADE A VIDEO ABOUT HOW ATTRACTIVE SHE FINDS ME.

    • @nerfgunner2327
      @nerfgunner2327 11 місяців тому +116

      @@trentongardner2106wild how you know exactly whats going on in peoples minds. Where did you learn this power?

    • @MadisonC-s5o
      @MadisonC-s5o 11 місяців тому

      Common sense nerf boy ​@@nerfgunner2327

    • @domenikkunz9798
      @domenikkunz9798 11 місяців тому +49

      @@nerfgunner2327 trent here seems to be a bit bitter, but thats his own business, isnt it.
      I do however somewhat agree, it seemed a bit thick, as if she tried to convince someone, maybe even herself.
      In my opinion thats not meaning that she only used him, lets remember that there are lifes and minds behind all this, its so easy to loose sight of all the little steps that led to where it went.

  • @princessulku
    @princessulku Рік тому +1256

    The fact that the dog sounds so scared of him and angry with him is so chilling. The dog knew he was a bad guy

    • @SCB-il8ez
      @SCB-il8ez Рік тому +181

      I was like thinking the same thing!!!! That dog sensed something was off for sure!!! He went into fight mode to protect his family.. so sad

    • @richardgray2453
      @richardgray2453 Рік тому +1

      I think the dog was her new puppy@@SCB-il8ez ❓ either way, the dog knew.

    • @orgoniteyahgoniteaustralia6888
      @orgoniteyahgoniteaustralia6888 Рік тому +122

      Yep I thought so too, the dog knew something rotten was brewing in that guy. Poor pup was trying to warn them.

    • @keeper6458
      @keeper6458 Рік тому +33

      ​@@SCB-il8ezBroke my heart

    • @bambadalam91
      @bambadalam91 Рік тому +78

      Animals can sense evil.

  • @metameta1427
    @metameta1427 4 місяці тому +28

    Rest in peace beautiful Lynette and Kaylene. Peter didn't deserve to have such caring, loving family in his life.

  • @Jennifer_Layne
    @Jennifer_Layne Рік тому +819

    This is a stark reminder that evil can reside inside the most ordinary of people. From the outside Peter looked and acted like your average husband and father who loved and worked hard to support his family. One can never truly know what dark secrets lurk inside someone’s mind. Just thinking about it is utterly terrifying.

    • @Texaslife98
      @Texaslife98 Рік тому +30

      You can definitely get clues however if you study psychology extensively. I’ve gotten an incredibly accurate sense of personality & characteristics through studying psychology, which has helped me avoid dangerous situations before they occur. It’s all in the details.

    • @ItsJustKylie-
      @ItsJustKylie- Рік тому +53

      Not evil. Mental illness.
      Those with the most serious illnesses can appear to be put together well.
      I'm not saying what he did wasn't evil- but calling HIM evil doesn't address the root of the problem, which is mental illness and mental illness CAN be treated.

    • @Itsnotapet
      @Itsnotapet Рік тому +2

      Like BTK...your comment is very true

    • @taylorfausett177
      @taylorfausett177 Рік тому +6

      ​@@Texaslife98How would you diagnose him based on what you have studied?

    • @taylorfausett177
      @taylorfausett177 Рік тому +8

      I'm guessing depression like they eluded to as well as extreme self hatred and hatred of the "world." I wonder if he killed his wife and daughter so they wouldn't have to "suffer" through this world without him. Maybe in his mind it was a mercy killing. I wonder if he talks about it on any of his recordings.

  • @ExploreWithUs
    @ExploreWithUs  Рік тому +7430

    Hey all, this is one of the most chilling cases we have ever covered, and I hope you find it as interesting as I did. It's one of those cases that will stick in the back of your mind for a very long time. We have so many more videos on the way, and most are almost ready to go. Hope you all have a wonderful weekend!

    • @pro-socialsociopath769
      @pro-socialsociopath769 Рік тому +207

      ​@@sleepisthecousinofdeath7395 You never hear about it cause they don't get caught.

    • @riley9703
      @riley9703 Рік тому +156

      @@sleepisthecousinofdeath7395I’d argue that you’d have to be pretty unintelligent to carry out a murder in the first place

    • @cinnamonhothothot
      @cinnamonhothothot Рік тому +27

      Omfgawd. Well done coverage I seen it on EWU not all the channels that gonna rip at yours. . .EWU Rules best wishes to you all.

    • @joannevona9020
      @joannevona9020 Рік тому +19

      SOO true. Thanx' 4 your research..

    • @Itzguzman
      @Itzguzman Рік тому

      It’s always white ppl committing the most chilling & disturbed cases but black ppl boosting material things bothers them more. The racist mind is something else.

  • @williambrown4138
    @williambrown4138 6 місяців тому +813

    One of the worst things was seeing how much his wife loved him. That monster didn't deserve such a loving family.

    • @dont259
      @dont259 6 місяців тому +18

      "Loved"
      She was a leech, getting a free ride through life.

    • @UnKnownn2520
      @UnKnownn2520 6 місяців тому +18

      Lol "loved". Every comment about him was financially based. Of course, you don't kill her. He probably wanted to leave but knows alimony and spousal support would probably accrue even more costs. He's a monster and deserves worst than hell. But lets not b.s. ourselves

    • @Soldat907
      @Soldat907 5 місяців тому +78

      @@dont259why do you keep commenting trying to justify a man murdering his own wife and daughter? Do you even hear yourself?

    • @Brimfarm
      @Brimfarm 5 місяців тому +44

      @@dont259buddy you’re 12 give it time and you’ll start having coherent thoughts

    • @dont259
      @dont259 5 місяців тому +6

      @@Brimfarm Yikes, doesn't take much for your kind to start projecting.

  • @nikk_duhhh
    @nikk_duhhh 5 місяців тому +18

    I have been watching this channel everyday for the past 4 weeks. I’m determined to watch every single video. I absolutely love this channel.

    • @YamielQuinn
      @YamielQuinn 2 місяці тому

      All of them,😮I just started watching yesterday and getting fears for everything, how do you do it

    • @nikk_duhhh
      @nikk_duhhh 2 місяці тому

      @@YamielQuinnI love watching stuff like this. It bothers me but it doesn’t if that makes sense.

  • @pambeforethestorm9784
    @pambeforethestorm9784 Рік тому +82

    Omg when her mom told the daughter at graduation that "you've got your whole life ahead of you!" That hurt me so bad knowing what was coming 😢😢😢💔🙏❤️🕊🕊🕊

  • @onemaddad3823
    @onemaddad3823 Рік тому +877

    All that work just to get caught immediately. This guy was a real criminal genius. Leaving his evidence in the home that didn’t get destroyed, with pictures of where he built his secret bunker, and then using a wood stove in his secret bunker that had smoke giving away his position lol. Real genius.

    • @stormiepayne2406
      @stormiepayne2406 Рік тому +153

      I think he wanted to get caught pretty immediately. I mean his bunker wasn't even in a remote spot nor was it built properly for surviving in the weather they'd be getting in that area. How would he get supplies without going into town and being seen? You can tell very clearly he isn't planning on living off the land considering he was using a gas powered generator. I think this was just a bucket list item for him and he was going to kill himself regardless because he knew he would get caught or that he'd run out of fuel or food.

    • @whoever_81
      @whoever_81 Рік тому +43

      @@stormiepayne2406 Exactly. What is interesting though is that at some point he also mentions that he would like to live for another 10 years. Who knows...Maybe he didn't really mean that.

    • @loganmason0201
      @loganmason0201 Рік тому +6

      He didn't kill them if he is smart and normal

    • @vi9763
      @vi9763 Рік тому +12

      If his vlogs weren't found, he'd still be on the run

    • @akselitukiainen1395
      @akselitukiainen1395 Рік тому +21

      @@vi9763Nah that dude didn’t plan for anything. What would he do? Rob pharmacies and groceries as he said. Not something you would do when wanted for murder. I believe he wanted to get out and commit suicide after he would run out of supplies.

  • @MiThreeSunz
    @MiThreeSunz Рік тому +546

    What a dark, chilling, tragic and infinitely sad story. It reinforces the fact that you never know what’s going on inside someone’s head and how their seemingly normal behaviour is masking a dark hidden truth. 🇨🇦

    • @taylorfausett177
      @taylorfausett177 Рік тому +6

      TRUTH! We never really know anyone.

    • @daMillenialTrucker
      @daMillenialTrucker Рік тому +6

      exactly, so always treat people with respect, perspective, and empathy. this dude is such an average looking guy too.

    • @kevinmkl8447
      @kevinmkl8447 Рік тому

      Your family could be plotting to kill you and you would never know… this video fucked me up just thinking about it

    • @isocarboxazid
      @isocarboxazid Рік тому +3

      🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

    • @ChA0s_AgeNt
      @ChA0s_AgeNt Рік тому +2

      Troof; troophs...

  • @paulycoleman98
    @paulycoleman98 5 місяців тому +34

    It’s crazy how he is saying all these negative things yet he has a family, a wife who loved him, a daughter who looked up to him, and a job/career! what else could a man asked for?

    • @trevorrogers95
      @trevorrogers95 4 місяці тому +4

      He wanted a million bucks and a hot 20 year old.

  • @Macho_Fantastico
    @Macho_Fantastico 11 місяців тому +1511

    The way he described himself and what he was going through hit home, I think a lot of folks going through depression can relate. But killing your own wife and daughter is a cowards act.

    • @jihane1225
      @jihane1225 11 місяців тому +21

      That’s a excuse how ever having depression blocks your emotions I have it you don’t feel sympathy

    • @dingdud6602
      @dingdud6602 11 місяців тому +73

      Not coward. Evil. Ultimate abusive husband.

    • @pinkpugginz
      @pinkpugginz 11 місяців тому +48

      hes not depressed. depression saps every bit of energy you have. I have had it and I couldn't get out of bed let alone anything else

    • @naga88-u5n
      @naga88-u5n 11 місяців тому +67

      ​@@pinkpugginzI said the same thing! When I was depressed I don't even want to get out of my bed or meet other people. But this guy was being so productive with his bunker and video vlog. He's just a Psychopath with a very sick motivation

    • @bethadeniran7372
      @bethadeniran7372 11 місяців тому +91

      ​@@pinkpugginzdifferent types of depression. I have depression but I still hold a job and do things I need to do. But I'm still exhausted and numb to everyone and everything

  • @stephstarsshine
    @stephstarsshine Рік тому +529

    This is so horrible, that 18 year old girl had her whole life ahead of her, and both the victims really seemed to love this monster. He thought about it over and over, what a creep.

    • @melizabethc7978
      @melizabethc7978 Рік тому +14

      I think that’s part of why he did this, he didn’t want her to go live her own life

    • @SkyFly25
      @SkyFly25 Рік тому +54

      @@melizabethc7978 or he thought so little of his wife and daughter that he assumed that they COULDN'T make it without HIM. He had very bad self esteem, yet was so myopic and narcissistic...to the point of methodically planning this gruesome ending. He was totally self absorbed.

    • @StofStuiver
      @StofStuiver Рік тому +6

      Monster is what you dont understand.
      And im sure you dont want to understand.

    • @sylviekins
      @sylviekins Рік тому

      very true!@@StofStuiver

    • @neowolf09
      @neowolf09 Рік тому +4

      ​@@StofStuivera good point, my first question was why, then my second question was, why ask why. He even said hed come to terms with what he was, and didn't say what that was because he knew and was ashamed that he had become a monster.
      He even said "how did I get so messed up" or whatever he said. So like he knew in some small part of him how terrible of a tragedy he was planning.
      This dude didn't just let the intrusive thoughts win once, he let them take over his whole brain.
      Though to be fair enough of the right amount of unresolved trauma on a person can certainly turn them into a monster. So whether or not it was his intention to be evil or if it was another broken person lashing out, I have no idea.
      Either way it doesn't matter because what was done was terrible and any amount of reasoning it out as "right" involved some kind of seriously bad mental issues.

  • @ixxiex6191
    @ixxiex6191 Рік тому +1068

    How insane that they were going through the exact same financial challenges, both picked up the exact same hobby, and chose to do different things with it. His wife, the one with who was actually medically suffering, decided to spread joy, and did so by sharing her craft, her life, and helping them financially with her vlogs and craft store. He chose to run away and make a bunker that he planned to escape to after killing his whole family.

    • @JESSEXTO
      @JESSEXTO Рік тому +83

      100% agree. Two people under the same exact circumstances.. but took different approaches.
      I feel like Peter must’ve seen some s**t during his early years, trauma and/or some underlying issues that were never addressed.
      There’s gotta be a reason as to why he grew into adulthood with this victim mindset, insecurity and much more.
      This case is so complex. What a tragedy🥹

    • @inkstain7193
      @inkstain7193 Рік тому

      She got to sit on her ass doing her little crafts that he paid for while he had to do all the work.

    • @magicmarie8403
      @magicmarie8403 Рік тому +14

      Kinda tells you a lot about him.

    • @SkyFly25
      @SkyFly25 Рік тому +58

      @@JESSEXTO probably a borderline personality disorder and covert narcissism...to the point of psychosis. He could only think in terms of one extreme or the other extreme and his only focus was on himself. He was unable to try to view situations from anyone else's perspective. Totally self absorbed and very low self esteem.

    • @314151618
      @314151618 Рік тому +36

      Wife: I wasn't interested in him but my sister (which I was close at the time) said, I'd miss out...
      Red flag too

  • @kellycuckoo3143
    @kellycuckoo3143 6 місяців тому +34

    The dog knew he was evil.

  • @TheSpoiledprincess23
    @TheSpoiledprincess23 6 місяців тому +695

    I struggle with major depressive disorder and I can tell you right now I have never once considered building a bunker in the woods and "removing" my family from the equation.

    • @tylerjones637
      @tylerjones637 6 місяців тому +65

      Facts this dude was just insane, I hate when people try and use that excuse like it’s an excuse

    • @BachelorCigarTalks
      @BachelorCigarTalks 5 місяців тому +7

      Sounds normal to me 😂

    • @HaleyMondragon
      @HaleyMondragon 5 місяців тому +7

      Me too tf

    • @Carnelian_Jamie
      @Carnelian_Jamie 5 місяців тому

      I do as well, and I live in WA like this fuk. What a truly disgusting person, he had it all.

    • @Freedomrings4433
      @Freedomrings4433 5 місяців тому +3

      Same!

  • @Lochlann13
    @Lochlann13 Рік тому +1387

    The bizarre thing here is that Peter's whole reasoning for killing his family was financial pressure generated by them, but his videos indicate that he was aware that he'd be living day to day, stealing to survive, and would likely die quickly. It seems so much more logical to simply get a divorce and keep the money he makes.
    But I suppose an insane person doesn't think logically.

    • @bella-ck3jy
      @bella-ck3jy 11 місяців тому +90

      you know I thought about this and then I realized if he didn’t want his daughter or wife, then he would still be paying her considering she is most likely unemployed, so if they took it to the courts idk, he probably thought that would cost just as much if not more. by no means am I saying his actions were justified, obviously he could he literally just told her how he felt in the first place. She seemed very considered and I don’t think she would have been mad. anywho. idk if I sound bad for saying that I’m just making an assumption as to another reason he did what he did.

    • @Lochlann13
      @Lochlann13 11 місяців тому +65

      @@bella-ck3jy No, that's a good point, and one that I hadn't considered. It's crazy that something that could have been a simple conversation with his wife instead became a double murder and suicide.
      No excuses, but mental illness is a hell of a thing.

    • @danii1.
      @danii1. 11 місяців тому +51

      As ironic as it sounds, I think it makes some sense to me. I don't really think it's about the financial pressures as it is about his resentment for life and resentment towards his wife and adult daughter, his "family life". He seems to have been hopeless and resentful towards people for a large portion of his life. He was selfish and cowardly so stealing for himself and putting himself in that position wouldn't be the same pressures as other people "putting" him there. and I say that with some sarcasm since he worded it that way but, no one can force you into a position if you have options to leave/change. What a miserable man.

    • @ryry2040
      @ryry2040 11 місяців тому +23

      I think it makes logical sense. He’s been wanting to build and live in a bunker away from people since a child. This isn’t mental illness, it’s a product of what happens when you try to socialize a psychopath. They don’t want to be around people, and so he finally chose to do what his heart truly wanted. Killing wasn’t what he wanted to do, but it was what he had to do in order to fulfill his dream. This is a mere result of socialization and social pressure on introverted individuals who truly in their heart want to be alone. People who think society is perfect live with entitlement. The world is a clusterfuck of madness masquerading as happiness. @Lochlann13

    • @Lochlann13
      @Lochlann13 11 місяців тому +20

      @@ryry2040 While you're not wrong, I would argue that psychopathy is a mental illness.

  • @liamwright3287
    @liamwright3287 11 місяців тому +501

    As a parent, it’s so hard to hear a father say “this is all I’ve got” regarding his project but can’t see he has two people that love him, in fact would act in spite of that in the worst way possible. What a waste. That poor mother and daughter

    • @EyelessAugust
      @EyelessAugust 11 місяців тому +7

      That’s what depression does to you. Makes you blind to what you still have

    • @BebeDaull
      @BebeDaull 11 місяців тому +3

      And dog.

    • @Blitz13giggity
      @Blitz13giggity 11 місяців тому

      you sympathizing way too much with this cold blooded killer.. just sayin@@kikifisselstein7322

    • @yukyumee
      @yukyumee 11 місяців тому +37

      ​@@kikifisselstein7322no matter how stuck he felt nor how abusive his wife was, nothing justifies killing. There are way better ways to deal with everything he had to deal with. His wife maybe wasnt the ideal woman she showed to the world but she wasnt the one who took lives here

    • @maybemablemaples2144
      @maybemablemaples2144 11 місяців тому +33

      ​@kikifisselstein7322 he was the one who wanted to get married. The man could have left at any time. He could've just disappeared into that bunker and not told a soul. This was selfishness.

  • @xxJDLOMExx
    @xxJDLOMExx 2 місяці тому +6

    I've watched quite a few of these now, but this one particularly stuck with me. It brought tears to my eyes, the way its been edited. To see the way which Peter referred to his own life then contrasted by the way his wife appreciated him. I'd give a lot to have someone at home who valued me like that. The guy had a lot to live for, and its a damn shame he couldnt see it.

  • @simonmonty7171
    @simonmonty7171 Рік тому +723

    This is a pure example of not being able to face your choices. He wanted to get away and abandon everything but coulnd't bear the reaction of his loved ones due to his already very low self esteem. As a coward he made sure nobody could be disapointed in his decisions and would make him feel worst about what he aldeady believed he was.

    • @beccafaye4165
      @beccafaye4165 11 місяців тому +29

      It’s so sad. People don’t understand apathy. It’s the hardest kind of depression; feeling numb.

    • @dani-jr5gp
      @dani-jr5gp 11 місяців тому

      it is the worst ! when he said he hasn't felt anything in over a year and can't motivate himself to do anything i felt that @@beccafaye4165

    • @alexarojas1239
      @alexarojas1239 11 місяців тому +22

      I don’t really think he cared about what his family felt or their reactions if he leave them. He was so self consumed that the only thing he actually cared about was himself . People like him don’t love anyone. If They are incapable of loving themselves of course they can’t love their own family and that ends in a person to whom results difficult care about anything else but hate. It’s so sad to see how many people end up like this because they lost their hope and never really seek help

    • @scottashe984
      @scottashe984 11 місяців тому +26

      I don't think a coward blows thier own brains out, destroys everyone they love and throws away thier identity forever. You can call that person a fool or sick. It takes a certain strength to go against your will to survive.

    • @trevorosborn9572
      @trevorosborn9572 11 місяців тому +8

      ​@@scottashe984that or major depressive disorder.

  • @Wyklepheph
    @Wyklepheph Рік тому +767

    As someone who grew up in a neglectful and abusive home, and wants nothing more than the chance to feel like I’m part of the loving family I never got, I can’t imagine how someone could do something like this out of pure selfishness 😔

    • @JejenAlimudin
      @JejenAlimudin Рік тому +26

      It is selfish, but he did it not out of pure selfishness. His mind was distorted, he had past unresolved trauma

    • @dogshake
      @dogshake Рік тому

      @FreePigeonthat’s not what he said…did you even read the comment you replied to? What a strawman you are….

    • @JejenAlimudin
      @JejenAlimudin Рік тому +41

      @FreePigeon who said that? I never validate his act as okay

    • @marshapieroni6677
      @marshapieroni6677 Рік тому +5

      I think he was very selfish but that's not the big reasons he did this

    • @JejenAlimudin
      @JejenAlimudin Рік тому +10

      @@marshapieroni6677 yes, you articulate what I said in a better way, thank you. I 100% agree what he did was wrong, but his mind was clearly not there all the time

  • @ZDubbed
    @ZDubbed Рік тому +266

    The saddest part was that she seemed so in love with him. And it sounded like she was really grateful and not expecting the money he would gift her, yet that was one of his reasons.

    • @artsyvidsy5232
      @artsyvidsy5232 Рік тому +110

      That was one of the saddest transitions, him talking about what a drain she is and then cutting to her holding up some little craft supply and saying how grateful she was for a gift

    • @vanessab4969
      @vanessab4969 Рік тому +63

      I feel like he was using that as a reason hence he kept gifting her.

    • @sybill123ful
      @sybill123ful Рік тому +91

      @@vanessab4969now that i think of it, i’m sure he was purposefully love bombing her and showering her with gifts so she wouldn’t catch on to him acting weird. how psychotic

    • @Texaslife98
      @Texaslife98 Рік тому +18

      @@sybill123fulDefinitely.. it’s very common for abusers to do this.

    • @voiceofreason1829
      @voiceofreason1829 Рік тому +3

      ​@@Texaslife98how would you know this

  • @dakondom
    @dakondom 5 місяців тому +36

    the fact that she didnt even want to get married :(

  • @ShannonStevens-gl7le
    @ShannonStevens-gl7le Рік тому +432

    You guys really are the masters of this genre! The quality is always top tier and the footage you get must take a lot of work to acquire, as it's almost always never before seen. Thank you for the great efforts, you never disappoint!

    • @ExploreWithUs
      @ExploreWithUs  Рік тому +90

      Thank you so much for noticing and the kind comment, we do our best to get you footage never seen before. 🐺🐺

    • @LiberteCherie-ev7kp
      @LiberteCherie-ev7kp Рік тому +5

      I guess you feel much better after this comment!?... @@DjSubstain

    • @taylorfausett177
      @taylorfausett177 Рік тому +2

      ​@@ExploreWithUsDid he talk about why he wanted to kill his wife and daughter on any of his tapes?

    • @K-a-i.
      @K-a-i. Рік тому

      @@taylorfausett177 good question

  • @DroneStrike1776
    @DroneStrike1776 Рік тому +435

    This is probably the best EWU video ever. We got an insight at the killer's mind.
    Keller looked like he had a good life. Remember, this is 2012 and many got hit hard during the 2008 financial crisis, $6200 in the bank, that's 10x more than what the average American had in their bank. Linette look like such a nice person. Kaylene was young and beautiful, fresh out of high school and ready to enter the real world. She had her whole life ahead of her. This man was selfish, he could've just taken off alone, didn't need to kill them. Oh well, all that building and it wasn't as remote as he thought it would be. Guess his bunker was a failure.

    • @MMAengineer
      @MMAengineer Рік тому +14

      he is not a killer, just major depressed because life as a lookswise sub5, financially poor guy with no social skills was shit for him, he was just working probably a 20$/h job to pay his wife´s bills until they both die. basically he had enough of his shitty slave life

    • @deniserossiter1059
      @deniserossiter1059 Рік тому +39

      For real. I was shocked that he had that much in the bank after hearing him talk about struggling financially. I live paycheck to paycheck most months.

    • @loristrode9556
      @loristrode9556 Рік тому +82

      @@MMAengineer he is a killer😂 wtf you talking about? yeah it's all fine and dandy when you are depressed but when you tear down other peoples lives along the way. yeah you are defiantly a murderer. no one told this dude to be so weak he demanded marriage and have kids because he was lonely. he can blame everyone around him but himself but she didn't even wanna be with him in the first place.

    • @DroneStrike1776
      @DroneStrike1776 Рік тому

      ​@@MMAengineer Like I said, 2012 during the financial crisis was tough on everyone. You act like $20/hr is a bad thing in 2012. Study: Median American's Savings Account Balance Is $1200 (Motley Fool 2023). The median was just over $500 in 2012. This is savings we're talking about with a steady flow of weekly wages. Do you have $6200 in your savings, living on your own, paying your own bills with a steady flow of income?
      Life actually existed before you became an adult, my dad made $17/hr and mom made $7 and managed to buy a home in 1990. I'm basing the financial part on 2008-2012 economy.
      Shooting two innocent people in the head isn't killing? I know 2023 has relax crime laws now so a lot of crimes go unpunished, but in what world is intentionally shooting two people in the head in their bed not killing? This constitute as murder.
      A liberal mindset will call it a slave life because they want everything for free instead of going out and getting it. Welcome to the real world, put in work and stop crying about everything. Don't justify this man's action because he didn't have a life of luxury. People have it tough, they don't resort to killing their wife and kid.

    • @HALPQT
      @HALPQT Рік тому +24

      @@MMAengineerbut he’s still a killer

  • @SakeWorld_
    @SakeWorld_ Рік тому +268

    The footage EWU gets never fails to amaze me. It’s insane how they release episodes so often and with such quality, mad props to the crew!

    • @ExploreWithUs
      @ExploreWithUs  Рік тому +35

      Thank you, that means a lot to us!

    • @Whatevadantewante
      @Whatevadantewante Рік тому +13

      It makes me think how often murder happens 🙃

    • @SakeWorld_
      @SakeWorld_ Рік тому +2

      @@Whatevadantewante same here, crazy how many cases are from several years ago. Wonder what new interrogations are happening as we speak lol

    • @taylorfausett177
      @taylorfausett177 Рік тому +4

      ​@@SakeWorld_I'm a murder story junkie and I get frustrated with channels just recycling all the old ones I've seen a hundred times so I love this channel as well.

  • @hks20psi
    @hks20psi 6 місяців тому +44

    If YOU are hell-bent on going out like that, just take yourself. Why the absolute fuck would you cause someone else to die if they loved you? Wtaf is wrong w people?!

    • @Mg3-Si2-O5-OH4
      @Mg3-Si2-O5-OH4 3 місяці тому +5

      These people aren’t thinking logically and I think some think that they may cause their family less pain if the murder them. But I think part of it is control.

    • @hks20psi
      @hks20psi 3 місяці тому

      @@Mg3-Si2-O5-OH4 I can see that. But I can also see them being just fine and not suffering and being shorted their lives. We all get this one time!
      Selfishness is all it is. Cowardice also.

    • @intorsusvolo7834
      @intorsusvolo7834 3 місяці тому +1

      Farfetched take: maybe he felt he had to blame someone for his lack of whatever (especially not himself). Then maybe he felt getting revenge on said people would bring relief. Psychology is crazy.

    • @EliasWise.
      @EliasWise. 2 місяці тому +1

      ​@@hks20psi he probably wants to take his family along with him in the afterlife

    • @hks20psi
      @hks20psi 2 місяці тому

      @@EliasWise. They have separate destinations if I had to imagine.

  • @shaniawat
    @shaniawat 11 місяців тому +1592

    The most awful part about this is how in love his wife was. She never spoke poorly about him, all positives. She loved this man, the life and the family they created. This is awful :(

    • @ashvienis
      @ashvienis 11 місяців тому +66

      or maybe just for youtube likes?

    • @smegg9676
      @smegg9676 11 місяців тому +29

      isnt that how women work tho? when youre distant and secretive with them they just fill in the blank with ideals

    • @Fahad0947
      @Fahad0947 11 місяців тому +258

      ​@@smegg9676 average incel take

    • @smegg9676
      @smegg9676 11 місяців тому

      im extraordinarily above average. incel supreme take.@@Fahad0947

    • @helicoptergunship
      @helicoptergunship 11 місяців тому +41

      She was in love with all the money he gave her

  • @Pammiilou
    @Pammiilou Рік тому +322

    How could he plan this for so long then go home and face his family knowing what he was going to do to them? Absolutely terrifying. May those beautiful ladies rest in peace. 💕

    • @lumenpierce8583
      @lumenpierce8583 Рік тому +2

      Compartmentalize.

    • @skendergjergji4262
      @skendergjergji4262 Рік тому

      That's called being a beta male. In America there is an epidemic of beta males, cold like stone and hidden

    • @Bobany
      @Bobany Рік тому +5

      My guess is he didn't connect with the love from his family. And as the date came closer, the "end goal" came closer to his focus than the project of building a bunker, which in itself is neutral, so we saw his "health" "deteriorating". Imo he was as messed up from the start to finish, except it became more visible.

    • @skendergjergji4262
      @skendergjergji4262 Рік тому

      @@Bobany only beta males kill their families. Millions of cases worldwide prove that. If you let beta males alone in their hidden low testosterone life with no stimulus for masculinity they end up crazy especially nowadays with all the feminist bullshit. There are famous people who didn't have a childhood and are just fine.

    • @JaySplash00
      @JaySplash00 Рік тому +11

      He looked at them as objects, obstacles. It's a damn shame.

  • @joshn7829
    @joshn7829 4 місяці тому +24

    Police: he may have hostages
    Also police: fill it with water.

    • @ManBat2792
      @ManBat2792 3 місяці тому +4

      Also throws grenade

  • @kariholland2276
    @kariholland2276 Рік тому +665

    Lynnette was giddy about being given $20 to spend, yet Peter complained that she was going to bleed him dry financially. Then he has $6200 to withdraw from the bank?? I know quite well that you can nickel and dime your way to a shocking number at the cash register in Michael's, but from what she was showing in her videos, she was _a far cry_ from spending him into the poor house. The scariest part for me is that the women seemed oblivious to his plans.

    • @Leeraystingray
      @Leeraystingray Рік тому +1

      Cheap guys are dangerous girl

    • @maudbrewster9413
      @maudbrewster9413 Рік тому +132

      Thought the exact same thing. She bought plastic butterflies and ribbons… Something is off with Lynettes video diary as well. The way she was always mentioning her husband, she might have noticed she was a burden to him and the way they started dating… Her friend gave her the worst advice ever by telling her to marry that poor creature of a man, unwittingly :(

    • @fatimahaidara5064
      @fatimahaidara5064 Рік тому

      @@maudbrewster9413it was actually her sister.buy yeah dreadful advice 😢

    • @Longing4theWoods
      @Longing4theWoods Рік тому +50

      He was forty with $6200 in the bank. They were struggling

    • @FalcomNPC
      @FalcomNPC Рік тому +7

      Obviously you don't know the full story as a woman or never been married. 😂

  • @CDillon-x1h
    @CDillon-x1h Рік тому +365

    Im 70 years old and have since the age of 20 years or so, crime stories has definitely been something i've been interested in and really loved listening/watching crime stories..... sometimes as a learning exercise to make me more aware of all, most time because they were just of interest to me. I have to honestly say this is hands down one of the most deprived disturbing case i have come across in recent years, by far.
    Whilst i can get where this man was coming from with his depression, i just can't and I dont get how he could kill his wife and his daughter.
    Thanks so much for you very detailed and interesting video.
    such a lot to be learned from this, for sure!

    • @Unknown15916
      @Unknown15916 Рік тому +4

      Actually, I can sympathize with Peter to an extent !

    • @Justin12345678876
      @Justin12345678876 Рік тому

      Then you need your head checked. The guy was clearly a monster. He only really cared about himself. His depression and downfall were because of his pride.@@Unknown15916

    • @davidshipalesky
      @davidshipalesky Рік тому

      @@Unknown15916welcome the fbi watchlist my friend… jk 😂

    • @Auxius.
      @Auxius. Рік тому +40

      To an extent where he killed his wife and daughter? If so get help

    • @Moonbunny55
      @Moonbunny55 Рік тому +11

      Narcissists or those diagnosed with NPD see people as objects. They were objects that he owned so therefore he can do what he wills because they are his.
      It’s hard to wrap your head around.

  • @onlyamir4ge
    @onlyamir4ge 11 місяців тому +113

    Damn. The way he spoke spitefully of his wife sucking his money from him and then hearing her speak of it so gratefully and innocently broke my heart.

    • @catelynr5222
      @catelynr5222 11 місяців тому +36

      it also sounded like he kept giving her the money, so not only was it his responsibility but he also used it as part of his rationalization for murdering her. Truly disgusting

    • @420ozzygirl
      @420ozzygirl 9 місяців тому +8

      ...not only that, but it was 20$ here and there! Rediculous

  • @spingebill8551
    @spingebill8551 6 місяців тому +7

    This is genuinely the most impressive woods shelter I have seen on UA-cam

  • @NotoriousEmu
    @NotoriousEmu Рік тому +467

    There's something about family annihilation cases that haunt me even more so than other cases. Chris Watts, Lori Vallow, Chandler Halderson...those are the cases that stick with you. Maybe it's the thought that someone can so effortlessly take out the ones they are supposed to love and care for that makes it all the more disturbing.

    • @maggiee639
      @maggiee639 Рік тому +31

      @@InTheShadowsOfOnesAndZerosI personally can’t really call a 12 year old a family annihilator especially when she was groomed by an older man to commit the crime.

    • @idab6864
      @idab6864 Рік тому

      Lori is the most insane because she birthed those children out of her own body then just killed them

    • @bringitbackent9530
      @bringitbackent9530 Рік тому +3

      Chris Coleman

    • @Weldor123
      @Weldor123 Рік тому +1

      How anyone can defend the mom and daughter is beyond me

    • @lps-emily
      @lps-emily Рік тому +8

      And the fact that nobody in the family or close friends around them suspect it either is the scariest part. The fact they're so good at hiding it. It breaks my heart, there are always little red flags but not enough to warn anyone of whats about to happen.

  • @atzend8569
    @atzend8569 11 місяців тому +1545

    As someone with severe treatment-resistant depression, some of his comments really strike a chord with me. "Wasn't interested in anything anymore, couldn't motivate myself." "I've come to terms with what I am." "I've tried, I always keep going back to the same person I am." And as a mother myself, I've had those awful intrusive thoughts about just leaving my family when things get tough. But to kill his family, to kill his own daughter... it's a chilling look at what my condition could be. I'd absolutely never let it do this to me. I'd never let it make me want to hurt my own child.
    Seeing Lynette's videos alongside his own vlogs is especially sad. What he saw as a drain on his finances, she saw as him graciously giving her money to buy a few supplies for the hobby she loved. While filming her videos where she received gifts she made sure to be quiet to not wake him, but he considered it "necessary" to kill her. It's so sad. She was completely blindsided.

    • @spjs1996
      @spjs1996 11 місяців тому +46

      I have treatment resistant depression too and his desire to just get away from society really hits home. Fortunately I don't have a family that I need to feed but unfortunately I don't have as much financial freedom as he did.

    • @sootuckchoong7077
      @sootuckchoong7077 11 місяців тому +58

      He felt his hopes and desires are never coming. He felt life is meaningless.... But why he'd want to kill his wife and daughter is hard to understand.

    • @dylanmotin3322
      @dylanmotin3322 11 місяців тому +10

      All the best to you and your family :)

    • @KidsWithGuns1992
      @KidsWithGuns1992 11 місяців тому +46

      I have treatment resistant panic disorder and severe depression (and just extreme emotions in general) and I’ve tried everything under the sun - clean diets, hardcore workouts, introspection/challenging my beliefs, medications, alternative medications, huge life changes, everything.
      The idea of always coming back to what you are is too true to me. Nothing sticks. I’m tired and over it, but I’ve just got to keep on.
      Nevertheless, the thought of hurting others because my brain is fucked up is so far from even tangible for me. It’s no one’s fault my brain sucks shit, it’s just what it is. I would never ever let someone else suffer because of my disposition

    • @orokusaki8670
      @orokusaki8670 11 місяців тому +7

      you might not have a choice. he might have said those same things earlier on in his life.

  • @spooningbards9138
    @spooningbards9138 Рік тому +785

    It's incredibly sad that her sister pushed for her to get married and even sadder when you hear that he was also pressing to marry her, yet couldn't just divorce her, he had to murder her.

    • @xrpvegas5407
      @xrpvegas5407 11 місяців тому +4

      Thanks for wrecking the story for me

    • @TED-BUNDY-
      @TED-BUNDY- 11 місяців тому +62

      ​@xrpvegas5407 😂bro never read comments before you watch the video .. I've made that mistake before😢

    • @cookiesnmilk9200
      @cookiesnmilk9200 11 місяців тому +31

      @@xrpvegas5407 don't read the comments. New on here ?

    • @JaggedBird
      @JaggedBird 11 місяців тому

      ​@@cookiesnmilk9200sad mistake everyone makes at least once in their adventures on sites like this.

    • @PANDAFACEEYES
      @PANDAFACEEYES 11 місяців тому +19

      ​@xrpvegas5407 why would you read the comments knowing full well they are going to be discussing the video???

  • @subieworld303
    @subieworld303 5 місяців тому +11

    This is sad and troubling all around. Can tell the dudes depressed, stressed and at wits end. When you're in that state of 'madness' your thoughts snowball. Emotionally numb.
    He should have just abandoned his family to seek his own happiness. Which brings in the second tragedy... Sad

  • @carfo
    @carfo Рік тому +293

    his poor wife. imaging having to apologize for getting too excited about something in fear of how your husband will react. he is so gracious to give her $20 to stop at an arts and crafts store too while he spends literally thousands on guns and bunker equipment. he's extremely controlling, and narcissists are extremely good at hiding who they truly are to the world. her dog knew!

    • @ruckercarlson6229
      @ruckercarlson6229 Рік тому

      That's the pension of "white privilige"

    • @pinkpugginz
      @pinkpugginz Рік тому +24

      he's beyond abusive

    • @beneficent2557
      @beneficent2557 7 місяців тому +1

      His wife obviously held no real affection for him. She was polite in the videos, but she chose not to work. That was not a mutualistic decision.

    • @aesoprockinin
      @aesoprockinin 7 місяців тому

      ​@@beneficent2557wasn't she disabled?

    • @peanut9740
      @peanut9740 7 місяців тому +6

      ⁠​⁠@@beneficent2557she said she had medical issues and obviously if Peter wasn’t ok with that then he would have stopped enabling her with gifts and money to stock for her online store. And all these comments saying she had no real affection for him be fr she felt that way in the beginning of their relationship when they were dating like who would get married after 3 months of dating at a young age like that is a completely normal reaction and after like 18+ years of marriage I’m pretty sure her feelings changed. Y’all needa stop tryna make excuses for why he killed his wife and kid 😐 so weird

  • @calmdown_0349
    @calmdown_0349 Рік тому +135

    I don't leave many comments here, but I'm so thankful you guys post these cases. I believe it's a lot of work behind the scenes, especially getting this unseen footage. This kind of gruesome crimes shouldn't be forgotten.

  • @TheRayedioedit
    @TheRayedioedit Рік тому +70

    I find it really irritating when people decide that they aren’t meant for this world and that somehow that means their loved ones must die as well. Their pride is evergreen.

    • @Ms.takenlee
      @Ms.takenlee Рік тому

      They're called family annihilators. They do it either narcissism in the form of "my family till the end".
      Or narcissism in the form of "I'll save them the shame of living without me"
      The main demographic/profile is white, middle to upper income, and middle aged

    • @jarredfugleberg3994
      @jarredfugleberg3994 Рік тому

      It’s kind of beautiful and poetic, in a dark, twisted way..

    • @TheRayedioedit
      @TheRayedioedit Рік тому

      @@jarredfugleberg3994 eh, not to me. To me it sounds like some middle aged white dude who instead of seeing his wife and child as individuals living their own lives saw them as a part of his legacy that he was free to destroy as he saw fit. Pretty tropey if you ask me.

    • @EddieMachetti
      @EddieMachetti 6 місяців тому

      @@jarredfugleberg3994explain

    • @Brawngus
      @Brawngus Місяць тому

      he had a disorder thats why he did it

  • @GammonMaster-PcP
    @GammonMaster-PcP 5 місяців тому +11

    I live in WA state
    A fact is that most of the famous serial killers have a connection to WA. I think it could be the rain and clouds that create depression but who knows
    This was very much a sick mind

  • @robertomoreiradossantosjun3777
    @robertomoreiradossantosjun3777 10 місяців тому +581

    It's amazing how the dog started barking at him when he entered his home, as it could feel his true intentions towards the family.

    • @internetisnotreal
      @internetisnotreal 8 місяців тому +81

      I knew I wasnt the only one who picked that up. The barks felt ferocious too... Dog definitly knew...

    • @Hayley-hb6vx
      @Hayley-hb6vx 8 місяців тому +72

      ​@@internetisnotrealAlso, the wife's whole behaviour changed. I don't think she was as happy as she made out in her YT videos. That dog didn't stop barking when he entered, he went into protection mode and she looked nervous.

    • @Geooramirez
      @Geooramirez 8 місяців тому +5

      Literally just wrote that 🥲 but I definitely agree

    • @akilaslifetemp9798
      @akilaslifetemp9798 8 місяців тому +17

      I was immediately screaming “the dog knew!! The dog knew!!”

    • @pdawg4209
      @pdawg4209 7 місяців тому +1

      I was looking for this comment I thought the exact same. Everyone says they think that dogs sense bad energy but this is solid proof that they do knowing what followed.

  • @Serapis2798
    @Serapis2798 11 місяців тому +825

    Man the videos of Lynette showing of her crafts and stuff is so heartbreaking. Something about them makes them feel so genuine. Not sure if it’s the quality or person, but seeing her little crafts station and stuff is just so sad. Reminds me a lot of my mom, couldn’t imagine like that happening to her.

    • @mackenzie9865
      @mackenzie9865 11 місяців тому +42

      That's what hit me too. She seemed to be enjoying her life and dedicating time to her crafts. Incredibly sad.

    • @WeiFinder
      @WeiFinder 11 місяців тому +13

      My mom does the same kind of hobbies, and my dad has always supported everything, and although I Know about the stress it put on him (and her) I alwahs felt the love in the home and NEVER imagined something like this could happen.... count your blessings.

    • @zerowheeler
      @zerowheeler 11 місяців тому +12

      @@WeiFinderwhy do crafts put pressure on partners? The costs involved? His hobby of building in the woods would have put a strain on any relationship.

    • @WeiFinder
      @WeiFinder 11 місяців тому +11

      @zerowheeler it's not the hobbies that put stress, they actually serve to reduce stress. Most years are totally fine, but some years when my dads business would make less money and we'd have trouble paying bills, that's when the stress went up because he promised her she'd never have to work, and even if she does try to find a job it wouldn't pay much. She has always taken care of the children and the house stuff, and our dad has always built/provided income and we had/have a big house with comfort, etc. So it is scary for him to feel like he could lose it sometimes if he doesn't keep the grind up. In later years when the kids grew up, he thought he'd alreaey be retired but he was still grinding while she could take it even more relaxed
      Nowadays the house is basically paid for and everything, but he still stresses about money because it is one of his way to provide security to the family.

    • @zerowheeler
      @zerowheeler 11 місяців тому +1

      @@WeiFinder yeah, I get it, I was a stay at home mother for a while, I have to say that’s actually pretty hard job, though. We wouldn’t have chosen that route unless his job was doing well. I then went to work outside the home as well, things change all the time, people need to be flexible and talk with their loved ones and change direction if it’s not working for them.
      Some families have strange expectations that are never thought about or questioned.

  • @kaitlynejones
    @kaitlynejones 11 місяців тому +433

    The way the dog barks & growls at him in that one home video is also chilling…..

    • @Wally-pu2hh
      @Wally-pu2hh 10 місяців тому +12

      I was reading this when that part played 😮

    • @otcholornel
      @otcholornel 10 місяців тому +1

      Yeah oh God

    • @nordskyrim6312
      @nordskyrim6312 10 місяців тому +34

      Its like the dog knew sth was up,like some 6th sense

    • @muskiehunter146
      @muskiehunter146 10 місяців тому +3

      Thought the same thing!

    • @EvanCops
      @EvanCops 10 місяців тому +22

      yeah dogs know when somethings up

  • @FingerSpazm
    @FingerSpazm 4 місяці тому +5

    Seeing the back and forth footage of the husband monologuing in the forest to the wife talking about normal family things really got to me.

  • @johnchamberlain8877
    @johnchamberlain8877 11 місяців тому +1152

    It’s crazy cuz he actually had a lot more going for him than a lot of men. He had mad carpentry skills, a beautiful wife & daughter, a comfortable house, good job and enough money in the bank to spend thousands on the bunker. He’s not handsome, but he’s not terrible looking either. Must’ve had some serious mental health issues

    • @riverparis6498
      @riverparis6498 11 місяців тому +95

      Dude yes he had a hot wife for sure and she seemed like such a nice person that’s easy to please

    • @Eddsucks
      @Eddsucks 10 місяців тому

      Unfortunately. Some people are blind by their perception.

    • @Kractoid
      @Kractoid 10 місяців тому +76

      The crazy thing is he would have made it much longer had he not been tied to murders. Just a dude living in the woods.

    • @Beanpolr
      @Beanpolr 10 місяців тому +33

      ​@@KractoidI'm pretty sure that's what he wanted, but he figured he could never just be a guy living in the woods with his family. Complicated stuff, completely cutting off most outside contact and relationships like that. Being so mentally ill, I can understand the line of thinking. Seems like he was really fucking depressed, and decided to finally take the gamble. I don't think he actually expected to last very long, he was just sick of his life as it was.

    • @mymymy9452
      @mymymy9452 10 місяців тому +35

      And if the guy just shave his head, go to gym in a year he would of look even better.

  • @yukikaenthusiast5164
    @yukikaenthusiast5164 11 місяців тому +1304

    Hearing Lynette quote the words her sister told her, that she'd "regret it if she didn't" (date Peter) actually is so sad to hear, because it just makes you think how if she didn't marry him, this wouldn't have happened to her. And imagine how his daughter felt when she saw the gun and realised why he took her to record him practicing his shots, that realisation must've hurt so bad.

    • @Mokujin__
      @Mokujin__ 11 місяців тому +83

      I'm sure it would have happened to another person. It was never about other people. The dude had problems with himself

    • @Latvijas_Amēlija
      @Latvijas_Amēlija 11 місяців тому +47

      Couldn't even imagine what it would feel like to have your father pull a gun on you and realize what he was going to do😢 my dad hasn't even raised his voice at me since I was like 16. Un real

    • @jerkface38
      @jerkface38 11 місяців тому +9

      Maybe she was cheating or maybe he was resentful that she made him work harder than other guys had to

    • @CantTellYou
      @CantTellYou 11 місяців тому +21

      @@jerkface38 That’s what it seems like, if we’re to believe his words. If he was truly pissed about “she’s taking all my money”, divorce wasn’t an option for him because then she still gets his money.
      (Clearly openly & honestly discussing financial & marital issues would’ve been a better option but, also clearly, that dude lost his damn mind)

    • @_GatoradeMeBitch
      @_GatoradeMeBitch 11 місяців тому +33

      @@jerkface38 Well, allright, she isn't okay nor is that at all normal, but don't give in to resentment. She owes you nothing afterall, just like you don't to her - the most mature thing would be to just let her be like that but not to you, find and give time to people who care about you. The more energy and thought you give to people like that, other people's stupidness or indecisiveness, the more it starts to say about you, you know. There are millions and millions of girls your age all around the world.

  • @bmays94
    @bmays94 Рік тому +197

    My sister and I grew up in north bend area and went to the same school as Kaylene. She was in my sister's grade. This happened like right after graduation and there was a huge manhunt for Peter all around north bend. It was all over the news. It was so sad. My sister was gonna submit this story to some of the true crime channels we watch but it looks like you guys already got it covered. Such a sad case.

    • @msc8663
      @msc8663 Рік тому +11

      I'm sorry for your sister's loss. This story is really hard to watch. He so needed help and should have saw to it. His poor family had no idea. So sad.

    • @elliotgillum
      @elliotgillum Рік тому +3

      ​@@msc8663She said they were in the same graduating class, which hardly qualifies for a "sorry for your loss".

    • @alainlalonde
      @alainlalonde Рік тому

      @@elliotgillum Simmer down elldiot. Don't be a douche.

    • @RoseDiRisio
      @RoseDiRisio Рік тому +18

      She was just being kind, unlike you

  • @kowskizury
    @kowskizury 3 місяці тому +45

    Men would rather spend months building a secret underground bunker in the woods than go to therapy

    • @marioramirez6068
      @marioramirez6068 3 місяці тому +4

      *some men. That's like me saying women would rather cheat than end a bad relationship. No

    • @themonkeyjuggler1798
      @themonkeyjuggler1798 3 місяці тому

      Dumb comment. How you gunna make this about men. Grow up

    • @ChristopherNayar-t2c
      @ChristopherNayar-t2c 2 місяці тому +2

      @@marioramirez6068I suspect most men would rather spend months building a bunker in the woods rather than go to therapy. Not saying most men would rather kill, but if the two options are build a bunker or therapy. That’s an easy one. Like the same as asking if a child would rather go to Disneyland or the doctor. I think most men dream of building a secret bunker.

    • @uchegbudivine6885
      @uchegbudivine6885 2 місяці тому

      Men😏

    • @spectex304
      @spectex304 Місяць тому

      Fr

  • @rolfdenver
    @rolfdenver 11 місяців тому +1376

    This is one of the most bizarre and heartbreaking stories I’ve seen. Listening to sweet Lynette was so sad. Many middle-aged men have longings to build their own little hideaway, or go off on an adventure, or even leave everything and everyone behind. Some of us make hunting camps. Others make man caves. Some quit their jobs and hike the Appalachian Trail. Some men even cause great pain and loss by selfishly ditching their families and their responsibilities. But for this man to create a video diary like this as he methodically plans to live out this twisted, pathetic fantasy and methodically murder his loved ones - correction: the ones who loved HIM - is one of the most horribly narcissistic and depraved things I’ve ever seen.

    • @brandeberryb84
      @brandeberryb84 11 місяців тому +28

      Nobody could have explained it better. Period. How am I the first comment!? lol

    • @CheriGoodwin
      @CheriGoodwin 11 місяців тому +27

      I don't think she loved him. I think she was using him and had ever since she married him. Would be nice to know her work history, if she ever worked. If she stayed home for years, how she kept the house and if she cooked, etc. I think she was lazy and spoiled, but I'm just guessing. I don't believe the back problems.

    • @bichonfrisepup
      @bichonfrisepup 11 місяців тому +138

      ​@@CheriGoodwinwhat are you trying to defend? like actually what is your point? no human relationship is perfect we can discuss marital issues all day long. it doesnt matter who was being "used" at least he didn't have a secret target on his back all along. grow a pair and take your life back for yourself if you want it, but don't take away other lives. Wtf lol

    • @november.rain1993
      @november.rain1993 11 місяців тому +3

      PERFECTLY SAID !

    • @Quagmüller
      @Quagmüller 11 місяців тому +69

      @@CheriGoodwinbut wasn’t he the one pressuring her for marriage ?

  • @tiffanyparr1249
    @tiffanyparr1249 Рік тому +555

    That dog towards the end sensed something evil. Even the wife seemed a little confused by why he was growling and barking at Peter. That is super chilling. He truly didn’t deserve any of them. His beautiful wife, daughter and loyal dog were too good for his selfish ass. So heartbreaking 💔

    • @Sweetmotion23
      @Sweetmotion23 Рік тому +79

      Yeah he had a dark cloud around him that dog sensed for sure. The bark was very loud and defensive. Smh evil man.

    • @tillitsdone
      @tillitsdone Рік тому +77

      Yeah, a dog just isn't going to react like that towards a family member they live with. It's certainly not normal. The dog sensed his intensions. 100%.

    • @closethatdoor5555
      @closethatdoor5555 Рік тому +8

      facts

    • @joanneclarke952
      @joanneclarke952 Рік тому +8

      100%

    • @macdank7328
      @macdank7328 Рік тому +28

      That's what I felt. So creepy to hear the dog bark like that at his "dad".

  • @gigi0372
    @gigi0372 Рік тому +585

    This was so haunting and tragic. His poor wife and daughter seemingly didn’t stand a chance as Peter continued building his bunker and became more and more delusional. There was a part where the wife was talking in one of her videos and mentioned he had woken up and then you hear the dog growling and whimpering. What was that about?? All in all a terrible case and I hope the friends and families are coping as best they can.

    • @jasdeepkaur3136
      @jasdeepkaur3136 Рік тому +135

      Yeah, I noticed that also. Dogs can sense danger and I don’t know how the wife didn’t acknowledge that their own doggo was growling at Peter. Poor little Dino must’ve sensed something. If only animals could talk.

    • @TheProtagonistDies
      @TheProtagonistDies Рік тому

      typically pale male behavior

    • @wioi
      @wioi Рік тому +106

      ​@@RodWalker-ix9mqwhat a BS comment. Nothing out of your comment is true in this case not even nearly... You're not a deep thinker so don't even try

    • @_Twink
      @_Twink Рік тому +4

      It's like the moving falling down.

    • @KJ-oon
      @KJ-oon Рік тому +45

      @wioi , people like him who tell crazy stories and eventually believe it are scary crazy to me. He keeps posting the same nonsense under different comments. Have no idea what he is trying to say. Smdh

  • @drew_evolved
    @drew_evolved 4 місяці тому +6

    With the way dino the dog barked at peter I truly feel like it felt his evil presence and that something was wrong.. man

  • @DarkKnight-zk5cx
    @DarkKnight-zk5cx Рік тому +40

    The fact that she didn’t even want to get married to him but he insisted on continuously bothering her about it is CRAZZZYYY…