Right?! I understand the idea that children that young shouldn't be charged as adults, but two big things in this case IMO. First off, no matter his age, he should NEVER have gotten out after one year. He should have been in til 21 if they could charge him as an adult. Second IMO, I don't care how old he was. He only killed his mom but he tried to annihilate his entire family. Nope. Sorry pal. Ifn if the excuse was he was mad at his dad for shooting the dog or his mom for being too tough why try to kill his sister this kid was crazy from day one and sadly unlike the second case where the military snuck in to cheat the double jeopardy law there was nothing like that that could be done here
People like Charlie should’ve been watched at all times. Killing his own parents and attempting to kill his younger siblings should’ve kept him locked up forever.
Death sentence would have been better. When there is poison in one of the limbs of society, that limb needs to be amputated to save the rest of the body. These heartless killers should be executed for their crimes
This is my first time hearing a story about the military stepping in to get around double jeopardy. That guy was a real sicko and deserves to be where he is at. Good job EWU.
@@cruishiplyf4213 I was thinking about that. Maybe while he was locked up he made friends and smuggled out the letters to be sent or a friend wrote it. There's just no way I would help someone like that, because people lie, case in point lol.
That's why I think the age of criminal shouldn't matter if it involves something as sinister as cold blooded murder, who knows if that child with end up becoming a threat to society. Worst is when people aged 16-17 get away with heinous crimes because of their age.
Oh my gosh the last one was dreadful.If they had punished him for murder and attempted murder of his parents all those women would be alive today..And all he got was a year in a mental hospital..Unbelievable..
How about that ppl most times can't be rehabilitated? I say if convicted such as young man who decided to murder other young little boy (in NJ)? Killer I remember was around 7 - his victim 3 or 4 yrs old? Kill them IMMEDIATELY after guilty verdict.
@@4octaverealredhead the thing about that is it really isn’t easy to know who can or can’t be rehabilitated. We also live in the US and regardless of what that 7 yr was convicted of doing there is absolutely no way in hell it would ever be legal to immediately execute him. A 7 yr old doesn’t need to be charged as an adult even for murdering two younger children. That 7 yr old would most definitely need to be placed in some kind of mental facility of sorts where he could receive the kind of care he needed to be rehabilitated. I don’t give a damn what anyone says, there is no way that a child that young couldn’t be rehabilitated. And for anyone to say just execute a child that young needs help too. Who in the hell are you to say who can or can’t be rehabilitated? If you want to live somewhere that a young child would be executed then move to a country in the Middle East where that would happen and see if you are happier living in a place with that sort of “justice system”
I think people who commit murder should be given life regardless of age. They may have been a child but they didn't even have a mental illness so idk why he was put in a hospital. He knew what he did.
Yeah because they couldn’t imagine he was evil. For some reason, they thought it must have just been a fluke that he killed his pregnant mother and tried to kill his father. Totally normal reaction for a teenager.😒
A lot more to that story. What kind of family did he grow up in if he saw his father shoot the family dog? Maybe mental illness and brutality in more than one family member?
Charlie's case highlights what I personally find the most frustrating about laws concerning children. I do think it is correct that children cannot be thrown in jail for a life time but often it feels like whatever they did is of absolute no concern and they'll just be released without concern again. Idk if in this case long term therapy and some form of check up by law enforcement or some sort of organisation could have done anything but it sure would show that committing murder while under 14 isn't a free for all.
I have a problem with letting someone under 18 out of jail after committing murder in most cases. Typically, the murderer is over 14-17yrs old which is close to being legally an adult anyways, therefore the age doesn't have that much to do with the murder except for some who realize they can get away with it because of their age. Evil is evil. The only exception, IMO, is a child of abuse who finally can't take anymore and protects themselves.
They need to be executed. Adgaf if ur 72 or 12. If you murder and take the life of another human being you deserve worst in life. And what’s worse then death? Fuck these pathetic excuses of human life.
I disagree. People just believe what they want and don’t confront their suspicions. They know their suspicions are true, but they fear what it will mean for their own livelihoods, they fear what others will think, and some fear that they could be charged alongside the monster, I’m sorry the alleged monster.
@@emmaryan8147 so what! There was a story of a elderly couple who have been married for what 50 plus years. When the wife confessed to her husband that she cheated with her brother back in the 70s he divorced her. SERIOUSLY!!!! get over it. Best remedy will always be education.
This dude's voice is so relaxing. Especially as it slides down from higher to lower, from beginning of a sentence, to the end. I can't even finish the clip. I'm falling asleep.
He's honestly the only narrator i can listen too. The guy with a brighter voice is okay, but the lady narrator i can't listen to at all, unfortunately :/
I remember the Charlie case very well when it came out. I hated how all the family kept denying he was prone to violence. This was covered in a longer 1-hr video in a TV show and most family members acted as if he was a saint before this and how nobody spoke about his previous triple murder they all knew about.
@@zakh-g4893 I think a pregnancy 8 months along probably counts as murder too, at 8 months it’s very likely the baby could have been viable outside the womb.
@@mollygibson1704 nah it was the baby and the mom, his dad apparently lived the video made it sound like. not sure if his dad actually died. so thatd make just 2
Hennis’ case was even more crazy than described….. the defense cast doubt on Hennis as the murderer by producing another person that fit witness descriptions down to the black members only jacket. It was enough to have him acquitted. Turns out the other person was just an innocent teenager that lived in the family’s neighborhood that enjoyed going for walks at night. He looked shockingly like Timothy Hennis. So glad the Army decided to seek justice.
@@milieg3309 no there was no case like this he is describing the movie the only case close to this was when a boy cat fished his online friend and murdered him I dont remember the name but he is just describing the movie.
@@milieg3309 no he is literally describing the movie if u watch the movie he is just describing everything that happens for example the "I love you bro " part when mark stabs john is from the movie u should check it out
I'm not an English native speaker, and still studying English as our foreign language. I like to watch criminal cases as well, so I really like to watch this channel, mainly when Raven (if I'm not mistaken) as the narrator. I still need to read the subtitles,but not too often, because he is very clear at pronouncing every words. Thank you Ewu!
Listening to things you enjoy in English was a great idea! I have friends overseas that I sometimes help with their English. I'm sure that, with this added practice, you will continue and improve and excel! Great job! Proud of you!
i remember hearing about charlie’s story a while back and it was interesting to know that his wife suspected something and started keeping track of his comings and goings in her daily planner/journal. it’s how police connect him to the other 20-something murders
It is really sad. You know what gets me too? Animals/pets. It kills me. I think because they're so genuine and good and innocent...and love unconditionally. But they have no voice, so its heartbreaking that they can't express their pain or feelings aloud...to hear of them hurt or killed is just 💔 to me
Just because we all have the same basic make up on the outside (head, body, organs), doest mean the spirit inside is the same for everyone. The most dangerous thing you can do is think that all humans empathize like you do. Some people get pleasure from hurting others.
I've heard this story recently, but it was told as it unfolded in real time for Mark. It wasn't until the end that we found out they they were all fake characters created by John. It was awesome.
Glad they got him! I think that double Jeopardy should be taken off the law books. Reason is if a cold case where for example: DNA wasn't perfected years ago & authorities find that DNA is Now being more fine tuned, why shouldn't person be brought to trial if MORE EVIDENCE should convict that evildoer?
Yeah I don’t see why they show criminals in any service outfit, it should be a common thing to no longer show those photos as a “this is him” reference
I love my children, and I know no matter what they do, I will ALWAYS love them… however if they SHOOT me, we can’t live together anymore. There’s no way I can just let bygones be bygones.
@@maramalfoy7630 they need help and I’m sorry but a year in a mental facility after you shot ur pregnant mom and your dad and tried to kill ur sisters !??? Ain’t enough time 🤐😅
Timothy's case: It shouldn't be surprising that there was no foreign evidence on his Members Only jacket because it was stated Timothy had just taken the jacket to the cleaners.
The Scarey part is this could be your neighbor. We just don't know people behind their door, their world of secrets ! I myself think of that stuff more than a person should and I have reasons why I do. I'm very cautious of ALL
Very true. My neighbor didnt realize how thin our walls were. His voice carried and I could hear how he talked to his gf. Put her down, mocked and just verbally abusive. Anytime I'd run into them outside or on the patio he was always very friendly and helpful. So two faced, it was creepy. They moved away and I worry about her to this day.
Case #3 reminds me of my classmate, when we were 16, he shot and killed his mom and little sister and called the police calmly stating “I just killed my mom and little sister”
Am I the only one who chuckled when they said "We promise they are all true." followed immediately by " The first case we have today is a mix of Fact and *Fiction*..." Probably would have phrased that differently myself.
Charlie proves that some killers are born. As we have always suspected. Hopefully we can finally stop ignoring neuropsychology and realize that some people do need to be kept under close watch if they are let out.
Are you stupid? If his father is the type of guy to think that it's ok to shoot a family pet directly in front of the son, I highly doubt he had a great family life/came from good people. I dont think he was "born" I think his father made him a piece of shit.
True. But also we still need to keep going with the forensic evidence. Some people really don't have mental disorders but just are learned that killing is normal or something like that and are just natural monsters. Although I can't be really sure with Charlie's case.
@@mrslick58 you're a sadistic individual if you really think humans have more right to live over anything else. This world is not ours! The animals have been here long before us and hopefully long after we're gone.
Hey there fellow EWU crew from Australia. Don't you think we should call ourselves EWU family ? I think us fellow followers are more like distant family as the majority of us are of the same mindset. ✌️
Evil has no age. If a 13 year old tries to kill his whole family, and succeeded with his parents, he should be trialed as an adult. There’s something very wrong with him, that needed more than one year in a psych ward to address.
@@J24J I recently saw another story where a teen killed her self because her mom killed her dog in front of her. There are sick people that don't deserve children or animals.
That Charlie case...crazy. when the wife suspected of him in 1989 she should have reported it. If I will ever suspect about a family member I will run to the police department and report...for my own safety and for those poor innocent people out there.never underestimate these stuff.
What''s crazy about Hennis is he could have gotten away with it if he hadn't joined the military. 0_0 I also remember first hearing about Charlie on 48 Hours Mystery when I was 12 and it's just as surreal to me now as it was then. What creeps me out the most is how normal he looks in his picture and how his life looked on the outside. It's not until you dig into his past and see what he was capable of that you see who he really was. A monster.
When you sign up to serve and protect the people in your country, killing civilians should be considered treason or something. It’s literally the opposite of what you should be doing
“With a newborn baby, another dog would be a perfect addition to the family” said NO SLEEP DEPRIVED EXHAUSTED NEWBORN PARENT EVER !!! Source: I have an 8 month old and a dog. No way am I taking on another one!
It bears mentioning that owning a “Members Only” jacket is a first degree misdemeanor. Wearing one is a Class A felony. Even at the time, it was classed as a fashion crime in the first degree.
I have a newfound and intense respect and reverence for the United States army. It's beyond frustrating that ruthless cold-blooded murderers can get away with horrendous crimes on pure technicalities...laws, amendments and at times even the way they're written. It was so satisfying that he thought he had outsmarted the legal system, then....the Army's like.... " nope...not so fast."
Too bad the members of the US Army are also ruthless cold-blooded murderers that can get away with horrendous crimes on pure technicalities...laws, amendments and at times even the way they're written.
"its beyond frustrating that ruthless cold-blooded murderers can get away with horrendous crimes on pure technicalities" that is pretty much the US army everywhere they fking go
I hate when it's said "he had a normal childhood and upbringing" and then right after "his dad shot the family dog in front of him". It's never normal and good. It's always bad in one way or another: neglect, violence, abuse. Crime is STRICTLY connected with bad parenting and lack of love. There's no such a thing as a perfectly normal and nice family that randomly produces a serial killer. There's always something when you look into it. The fact that his sister, Angela, didn't tell her brother's wife about his past is already dysfunctional as heck. How do you even expect someone who wanted to kill his entire family at 13 to be NORMAL when he goes back home at 14?
@@frankiethefrog1752 That's only for the absolute minority of cases that feature actual brain damage or abnormality such as schizophrenia, which is most definitely not "had a perfectly normal and fine childhood and upbringing, then suddenly flipped, lol".
He is so young~ he can be rehabilitated~ years later... proficient serial killer, master degree in surgery. Thank you system for failing us and for having lack of common sense.
Who sent the letter to Timothy while he was waiting for a death row? If Timothy himself was the actual killer, then who sent the letter to him bruhh??? 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Court Justice: I don't care if he killed his Parents , Released him he's just 13 years old Charlie : Killed 26+ innocent people and became a Serial Killer Court Justice: 👁️👄👁️
Justice system is so odd and weird, that they release criminals and convict the innocents. A kid that murder is still a murderer that should be put in jail or at least, under strict parole monitoring.
I remember bein a teenager & my Mom telling me about how DNA was used to solve this murder & I remember being excited thinkin of the possibilities it could bring. I'm still in awe over the different ways they can use & replicate DNA to help them solve cases. ❤️🧬
1st story was insane, took listening twice to get it. So guy pretended to be 6 people online. Persona #1 convinced someone to murder Persona #2. INSANE! All bc he couldn’t bring himself to commit suicide.
In Story 3 you mention the guy had a normal upbringing but I never had any animal killed in front of my eyes by my parents, let alone the family dog! Makes me wonder what qualifies as normal these days! It seems like it’s rather ABNORMAL that you grow up without murders, animals killed in front of your eyes by your own parents, being interrogated by police, etc. Nope I don’t fit the norm it seems...
@@GillesvanZeebroeck who said anything about cattle? Many small farms have dozens of animals. A lot of then have to be slaughtered. Farming is usually a family operation. Stop trying to sound smart and just concede that there are circumstances where, yes, this is indeed, normal.
I'll never understand these murders like the guy Tim's. Seemingly...aside from this one family killing...he's lived a normal life, had a wife, family etc. But I just can't wrap my head around the idea of killing one time...and then going on to live a normal life. Don't get me wrong, I don't understand killing at all. But it's almost like I understand serial killers MORE than I can understand this guy. At least with a serial killer we can gather that they're sick...depraved...have some underlying NEED to do what they do, and they can't control it. I look at it sort of like an addiction for them. It's a disease of their mind. But this guy Tim. WTF? Who just goes and kills an entire family once...for NO REASON and then just goes about living a normal life? Did he simply decide that killing wasn't for him anymore? Maybe they were on his bucket list of things to do in life? (Go skydiving-check, kill a family-check, visit Italy-check). I mean seriously.....WTF?
I heard a podcast on the last one a while back and thought it was the wildest thing I'd ever heard. Then I watched this and was like, "Oh, there was MORE????" A lot more, apparently. Great job again, EWU
This is not the first time I heard "served in Somalia" when watching American crime shows. As a Somali, I would like to ask America to please stop sending us murderers as "Peace keepers". Thank you
Timothy Hennis lived approximately 15 minutes, from where I've lived almost my entire life..DR. Jeffery MacDonald even closer. However, Chris Watts actually grew-up and lived even closer to my home, in Vass, N.C. Chris Watts parents home, is right next door to my better half's former supervisor, where he worked in tool and dye at a factory in a neighboring town. When folks says "it's a small World"...It really is, it's much smaller than we realize. It's also numerous unsolved serial killings/rapes in Fayetteville, N.C, tons of unsolved murders, and human trafficking at an enormous rate. BTW, the absolute worst drivers in S. Eastern N.C are in Fayetteville, N.C and if you do drive there, keep your doors locked, where your seatbelt and(for those who carry) have your loaded gun in arms reach.
When you give a person 1 year in prison for murdering and attempting to murder their parents, guess what? They are going to think the behaviour is acceptable in some way. What is wrong with the pathetic legal system?
What happened to early interventions? A kid doesn’t just try and kill their family and managed to kill their mom without mental problems! I’m shocked they just let him go…society has failed our children many times and will continue to do so. It’s sad.
Charlie: *kills parents*
Indiana: *releases him*
Charlie: *goes on to be a serial killer*
Indiana: 😗
Right?!
I understand the idea that children that young shouldn't be charged as adults, but two big things in this case IMO.
First off, no matter his age, he should NEVER have gotten out after one year. He should have been in til 21 if they could charge him as an adult.
Second IMO, I don't care how old he was. He only killed his mom but he tried to annihilate his entire family.
Nope. Sorry pal.
Ifn if the excuse was he was mad at his dad for shooting the dog or his mom for being too tough why try to kill his sister this kid was crazy from day one and sadly unlike the second case where the military snuck in to cheat the double jeopardy law there was nothing like that that could be done here
Indiana: 👁👄👁
Womp...womp... Indiana.. WOMP...WOOOOMP....
Lol I just imagine the emote as the surprised pikachu meme
@@pasteldragon1753 Indiana: The system failed the victims.
People like Charlie should’ve been watched at all times. Killing his own parents and attempting to kill his younger siblings should’ve kept him locked up forever.
The people who released him were the co-murderer for his subsequent killings!!!
Death sentence would have been better. When there is poison in one of the limbs of society, that limb needs to be amputated to save the rest of the body. These heartless killers should be executed for their crimes
@@Dc-wc2qf And idiots on the internet love nonsense opinions apparently.
He should have had psychiatric check-up regularly
That’s how things were done in the 60s/70s
This is my first time hearing a story about the military stepping in to get around double jeopardy. That guy was a real sicko and deserves to be where he is at. Good job EWU.
Agreed yeah! But still wondering who wrote the letter to him? Admitting the crime
@@jakobbenson3346 I'm going to have to look that up. Thank you for the recommendation.
@@cruishiplyf4213 I was thinking about that. Maybe while he was locked up he made friends and smuggled out the letters to be sent or a friend wrote it. There's just no way I would help someone like that, because people lie, case in point lol.
Thank goodness for the military. That monster is one of the few cases I think the death penalty should be used
@@merncat3384 sshhhh
Charlie’s case is an example of the complete failure of the system to protect innocent citizens from a monster
His wife knew he killed his parents yet married him? SMH! Some women marry anything!
That's why you have to protect yourself at all time and never count on the system to do it for you. 💯
That's why I think the age of criminal shouldn't matter if it involves something as sinister as cold blooded murder, who knows if that child with end up becoming a threat to society. Worst is when people aged 16-17 get away with heinous crimes because of their age.
I’ll protect you 🤪
kill 3 ppl yeah give him 1 year for 3 lives smh
Oh my gosh the last one was dreadful.If they had punished him for murder and attempted murder of his parents all those women would be alive today..And all he got was a year in a mental hospital..Unbelievable..
How about that ppl most times can't be rehabilitated? I say if convicted such as young man who decided to murder other young little boy (in NJ)? Killer I remember was around 7 - his victim 3 or 4 yrs old? Kill them IMMEDIATELY after guilty verdict.
Same thing with the Co-Ed killer.
@@4octaverealredhead the thing about that is it really isn’t easy to know who can or can’t be rehabilitated. We also live in the US and regardless of what that 7 yr was convicted of doing there is absolutely no way in hell it would ever be legal to immediately execute him. A 7 yr old doesn’t need to be charged as an adult even for murdering two younger children. That 7 yr old would most definitely need to be placed in some kind of mental facility of sorts where he could receive the kind of care he needed to be rehabilitated. I don’t give a damn what anyone says, there is no way that a child that young couldn’t be rehabilitated. And for anyone to say just execute a child that young needs help too. Who in the hell are you to say who can or can’t be rehabilitated? If you want to live somewhere that a young child would be executed then move to a country in the Middle East where that would happen and see if you are happier living in a place with that sort of “justice system”
would you have rather he had gone to prison for life as a child because of a crime that he didn't really have control over?
I think people who commit murder should be given life regardless of age. They may have been a child but they didn't even have a mental illness so idk why he was put in a hospital. He knew what he did.
After killing his family Charlie was released to become a serial killer??!
Pretty much.
lol
Happens more then you think unfortunately
Yeah because they couldn’t imagine he was evil. For some reason, they thought it must have just been a fluke that he killed his pregnant mother and tried to kill his father. Totally normal reaction for a teenager.😒
A lot more to that story. What kind of family did he grow up in if he saw his father shoot the family dog? Maybe mental illness and brutality in more than one family member?
"shouldn't we keep him in jail?"
"meh, he only killed his pregnant mom. Probably just one of them phases kids go through"
Lol
@@inarimusa ooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooo
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John should've just written a book.
That would be a killer.
Charlie's case highlights what I personally find the most frustrating about laws concerning children. I do think it is correct that children cannot be thrown in jail for a life time but often it feels like whatever they did is of absolute no concern and they'll just be released without concern again. Idk if in this case long term therapy and some form of check up by law enforcement or some sort of organisation could have done anything but it sure would show that committing murder while under 14 isn't a free for all.
If you are not going to jail them, keep them in a mental institution for the rest of their lives.
I have a problem with letting someone under 18 out of jail after committing murder in most cases. Typically, the murderer is over 14-17yrs old which is close to being legally an adult anyways, therefore the age doesn't have that much to do with the murder except for some who realize they can get away with it because of their age. Evil is evil. The only exception, IMO, is a child of abuse who finally can't take anymore and protects themselves.
It shouldn’t be based on a fixed age but rather the moment puberty is reached
They need to be executed. Adgaf if ur 72 or 12. If you murder and take the life of another human being you deserve worst in life. And what’s worse then death? Fuck these pathetic excuses of human life.
Lock them up kids or not.
Yeah, I was told a long time ago, you could live with someone for 50 years and still never really know them. This just proves that to be true.
Yes true!!!!!!
True, people can't be trusted. The good ones will be hurt by the liars, manipulators and monsters. Better to keep people at a distance, just in case.
I disagree. People just believe what they want and don’t confront their suspicions. They know their suspicions are true, but they fear what it will mean for their own livelihoods, they fear what others will think, and some fear that they could be charged alongside the monster, I’m sorry the alleged monster.
Absolutely my grandpa brother robbed banks and his wife never knew about that or that he cheated
@@emmaryan8147 so what! There was a story of a elderly couple who have been married for what 50 plus years. When the wife confessed to her husband that she cheated with her brother back in the 70s he divorced her. SERIOUSLY!!!! get over it. Best remedy will always be education.
I like how they used the absolute dumbest of picture of charlie they could find for his entire story.
😂
Huheeeyyyy 😂
I was aboutta die when I read this...thanks for the laughs g
That probably was his best pic. 😂
Have you seen a better one?? Lol who tf cares?? 🙄
I just discovered this channel yesterday and I'm addicted to these "insane twist cases"
This dude's voice is so relaxing. Especially as it slides down from higher to lower, from beginning of a sentence, to the end. I can't even finish the clip. I'm falling asleep.
It’s hypnotic
I love the Raven.
He's honestly the only narrator i can listen too. The guy with a brighter voice is okay, but the lady narrator i can't listen to at all, unfortunately :/
@@IfYouMeetAWolf same here. The lady's voice is unbearable! It's just a tone I do not like
🤣🤣 Agreed! 😴
The first case was so confusing. I will have to watch it a few times over.
same! i had to watch it twice like 🤨🤨🤨🤨
There was a film made in 2013, based on the case, called 'U want me 2 kill him?'
Ikr
@@annabananna77 only twice. I’m on my 4th time. lol
Lol me too I thought I was slow or I'm getting too old lol glad to know I'm not alone 🤣
John is the ultimate catfish 😂
Right, he needs his own seafood restaurant chain after that one.
Facts he goes down in history
Lmfao the poster child of cat fishing
Should we call Nev and Max?
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I remember the Charlie case very well when it came out. I hated how all the family kept denying he was prone to violence. This was covered in a longer 1-hr video in a TV show and most family members acted as if he was a saint before this and how nobody spoke about his previous triple murder they all knew about.
Well double murder, a count of grievous bodily harm, 3-4 assualt charges. The list goes on.
@@zakh-g4893 +the baby
@@zakh-g4893 I think a pregnancy 8 months along probably counts as murder too, at 8 months it’s very likely the baby could have been viable outside the womb.
@@mollygibson1704 nah it was the baby and the mom, his dad apparently lived the video made it sound like. not sure if his dad actually died. so thatd make just 2
Hennis’ case was even more crazy than described….. the defense cast doubt on Hennis as the murderer by producing another person that fit witness descriptions down to the black members only jacket. It was enough to have him acquitted. Turns out the other person was just an innocent teenager that lived in the family’s neighborhood that enjoyed going for walks at night. He looked shockingly like Timothy Hennis. So glad the Army decided to seek justice.
Started with damn
Then goes to DAMN
Next is WTF, OMG, DAMN 😯
My same thoughts 😲
I was gonna click off the video but now I have to see what you're talking about I will return with my verdict
@@SwedBaben LOL... Escalating
@@sherirobinson5112 well I did not expect that ending 😱
The Charlie Brandt case is one of the all-time most mind boggling to me.
I wonder if Mark thought the characters John created were the voices he heard. Would make sense with the storyline.
They are describing the movie uwantme2killhim
@@ceirensworld6995 the case inspiring the movie you mean
@@milieg3309 no there was no case like this he is describing the movie the only case close to this was when a boy cat fished his online friend and murdered him I dont remember the name but he is just describing the movie.
@@ceirensworld6995 it's the exact article the story is taken from
@@milieg3309 no he is literally describing the movie if u watch the movie he is just describing everything that happens for example the "I love you bro " part when mark stabs john is from the movie u should check it out
I'm not an English native speaker, and still studying English as our foreign language. I like to watch criminal cases as well, so I really like to watch this channel, mainly when Raven (if I'm not mistaken) as the narrator. I still need to read the subtitles,but not too often, because he is very clear at pronouncing every words. Thank you Ewu!
When it comes to practicing listening comprehension, you definitely made the right choice 🥴😳
Listening to things you enjoy in English was a great idea! I have friends overseas that I sometimes help with their English. I'm sure that, with this added practice, you will continue and improve and excel! Great job! Proud of you!
You're already doing phenomenally with your English, hope you're doing well!
i remember hearing about charlie’s story a while back and it was interesting to know that his wife suspected something and started keeping track of his comings and goings in her daily planner/journal. it’s how police connect him to the other 20-something murders
I have hard time watching ones with children as victims.☹️
Same. I feel weird hitting like. But it seems as these despicable crimes are happening more and more. So sad.
That’s normal for humans. If you didn’t feel something I’d be worried.
Try being a Paramedic (I am) and dealing with these cases.
Yup that's about the time I exit
It is really sad. You know what gets me too? Animals/pets. It kills me. I think because they're so genuine and good and innocent...and love unconditionally. But they have no voice, so its heartbreaking that they can't express their pain or feelings aloud...to hear of them hurt or killed is just 💔 to me
Just because we all have the same basic make up on the outside (head, body, organs), doest mean the spirit inside is the same for everyone. The most dangerous thing you can do is think that all humans empathize like you do. Some people get pleasure from hurting others.
Sounds like some of my family members.
you have your organs on the outside? You should go to a doctor and have that checked :P
You treasure of a human, you are right.
I’m glad that Timothy is in prison for those horrid crimes he deserves it ☹️
I've heard this story recently, but it was told as it unfolded in real time for Mark. It wasn't until the end that we found out they they were all fake characters created by John. It was awesome.
Yeah it's actually a movie called uwantme2killhim
@@ceirensworld6995 is that a good movie? I might have to check it out
@@CamberRockerCamber yeah it's amazing
Casefile podcast does an amazing job of explaining this case
That last story is truely disturbing.
John was twisted; Mark was gullible; the Internet has good sides and bad sides.
If you can't sleep, just put on your earphones and listen to this guy's voice. I slept through 3 stories. Thank you I needed that.
Thank you for advice
Thank you for only showing Tim Hennis' mug shot, rather than in military dress- he doesn't deserve it.
Didnt even think about that, but youre so right!
Glad they got him! I think that double Jeopardy should be taken off the law books. Reason is if a cold case where for example: DNA wasn't perfected years ago & authorities find that DNA is Now being more fine tuned, why shouldn't person be brought to trial if MORE EVIDENCE should convict that evildoer?
👍 agree
Yeah I don’t see why they show criminals in any service outfit, it should be a common thing to no longer show those photos as a “this is him” reference
@@Jade_1872 Although, its semi-relevant bc of him being Court Marsheled
I should be working, but...
Same on another long lunch to finish watching Explore
I'm in class not paying attention 🤦🏾♀️
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I love my children, and I know no matter what they do, I will ALWAYS love them… however if they SHOOT me, we can’t live together anymore. There’s no way I can just let bygones be bygones.
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So they need to get their own place? Lol, that's funny.
@@maramalfoy7630 😎
@@maramalfoy7630 they need help and I’m sorry but a year in a mental facility after you shot ur pregnant mom and your dad and tried to kill ur sisters !??? Ain’t enough time 🤐😅
It's chilling how Hennis' shadow of a smile in his mugshot doesn't become obvious until you know he is bad news.
Gosh, what a shocker that Charlie killed again after nearly killing all of his family .
If Charlie were judged as the criminal he was and not as a ''poor sad child'' 30 people would be alive.
Ugh, I wish they would stop blaming mental illness on the crimes that evil, soulless people commit.
Right?? Like there's a difference between being mentally ill and not having a moral compass
@@adonaiarodrigues609 But is there? That's quite an easy thing to say, but it is actually a very complicated topic with a lot of nuances
Timothy's case: It shouldn't be surprising that there was no foreign evidence on his Members Only jacket because it was stated Timothy had just taken the jacket to the cleaners.
I know like that’s ignorant
Woah that first one...I live in England. Why on earth have I only heard about it now? What an utterly bizarre case! The other two are nuts as well!
It was pretty well covered in the news here. It was also made into a film. It's on netflix. Called 'U want me 2 kill him?'
I live in England, I've never heard of it either. Although I know the place 'Goose Green'.
@@Echodolly6 They shouldn't have made it into a film.
Scarier still john will be out soon due to his young age at sentencing, and will be out there among us in the UK!
I'm actually from Altrincham and I've never heard of it either!
The Scarey part is this could be your neighbor. We just don't know people behind their door, their world of secrets ! I myself think of that stuff more than a person should and I have reasons why I do. I'm very cautious of ALL
The same here. Betrayal by someone you loved is heartbreaking. I don’t trust anyone.
Very true. My neighbor didnt realize how thin our walls were. His voice carried and I could hear how he talked to his gf. Put her down, mocked and just verbally abusive. Anytime I'd run into them outside or on the patio he was always very friendly and helpful. So two faced, it was creepy. They moved away and I worry about her to this day.
So very true I had a neighbor he always helped me and my grandma with anything turns out he was beating his girlfriend in front of their 4 kids
Case #3 reminds me of my classmate, when we were 16, he shot and killed his mom and little sister and called the police calmly stating “I just killed my mom and little sister”
What’s the name of the case I want to search it up.
@@ace_stealth251ace9 THE CASE IS CALLED...Darude - Sandstorm
He is a cold man with no feelings for others
@@redefinedliving5974 2005 is the best dude!!!
I think I have heard of this case but I don't remember the killer's name anymore.
Am I the only one who chuckled when they said "We promise they are all true." followed immediately by " The first case we have today is a mix of Fact and *Fiction*..." Probably would have phrased that differently myself.
Yes, that was confusing.
Charlie proves that some killers are born. As we have always suspected. Hopefully we can finally stop ignoring neuropsychology and realize that some people do need to be kept under close watch if they are let out.
@crema de la soda you're pathetic if you think that
@crema de la soda animals Sanctity of life is considered lower than humans
Are you stupid? If his father is the type of guy to think that it's ok to shoot a family pet directly in front of the son, I highly doubt he had a great family life/came from good people. I dont think he was "born" I think his father made him a piece of shit.
True. But also we still need to keep going with the forensic evidence.
Some people really don't have mental disorders but just are learned that killing is normal or something like that and are just natural monsters. Although I can't be really sure with Charlie's case.
@@mrslick58 you're a sadistic individual if you really think humans have more right to live over anything else. This world is not ours! The animals have been here long before us and hopefully long after we're gone.
Kills his parents out of nothing: nah, he's fine.
Became a prolific serial killer: how could this happened?
What?
Mark: “What should I do? Stand there and stab you?”
Ad: “THAT WAS DIABOLICAL!”
Me: “wow that timing”
DON'T WORRY JOHN, HE ONLY STABBED ONE OF YOUR CHARACTERS!!! LMAO 😂😂
Lol
Mrballen tells the first story so eloquently.
Agreed, he makes it so much easier to understand.
I knew I'd heard this story somewhere else lol I was like, why does this sound so confusing if I think I've heard this before. 😆
I so love Mr. Ballen ! Amazing story teller!
What's up, EWU Crew?
Hey there fellow EWU crew from Australia. Don't you think we should call ourselves EWU family ? I think us fellow followers are more like distant family as the majority of us are of the same mindset. ✌️
Timothy isn’t so smart, the guy was so sloppy!
Disturbing to think Timothy Hennis was in the military all those years. Likely murdering with impunity.
Killing innocent Iraqis and Somalis. The military is full of murderers
Evil has no age. If a 13 year old tries to kill his whole family, and succeeded with his parents, he should be trialed as an adult. There’s something very wrong with him, that needed more than one year in a psych ward to address.
If Timothy never joined the military, he said would be free to this day. Thank god that isn’t the case!
Whoa that first case was crazy!
There’s a film about it called ‘U Want Me 2 Kill Him?’ so good!
@@PLAiMYMUSiKx Wow I was just thinking that this should be adapted into a movie 🤯
@@PLAiMYMUSiKx that's a different event. That was Breck Bednar
@@adamFIVE88 no, the film isn’t. The film I’m referring to is about the case of ‘Mark’ and ‘John’ trust me I’ve seen it 😂
@@PLAiMYMUSiKx This case shouldn't have been made into a film anyway.
Whatever happened to the doggie, Dixie :(
I thought about that too, not to mention Charlie’s father shooting the family dog...who does such a thing?!? What a POS human being.
@@J24J I recently saw another story where a teen killed her self because her mom killed her dog in front of her. There are sick people that don't deserve children or animals.
It only becomes tragic when something bad happens to a dog, not when something bad happens to a human, doesn't it?
That's what the story left you wondering?? 🤦
^^^^ two idiots who don't care about animals
Thank you to the U.S.Army judicial system for there efforts to convict this depraved human being.👍🇺🇲
So many children are the victims is not only scary but crazy
Poor children involved 😔
That Charlie case...crazy. when the wife suspected of him in 1989 she should have reported it. If I will ever suspect about a family member I will run to the police department and report...for my own safety and for those poor innocent people out there.never underestimate these stuff.
Every time I hear this narrator's voice, I just keep waiting for him to say "We now return to theTransformers."
I hate his voice! Even the stories are interesting to know about. But almost for me imposible to finish the hole video.
Lol now that you've mentioned it, it's going to be in my head XD
One thing you missed...who wrote the letter to Tim Hennis while he was on death row?
Probably had a friend or a woman whose constantly writing to those in prison. It's not that unheard of really
What''s crazy about Hennis is he could have gotten away with it if he hadn't joined the military. 0_0 I also remember first hearing about Charlie on 48 Hours Mystery when I was 12 and it's just as surreal to me now as it was then. What creeps me out the most is how normal he looks in his picture and how his life looked on the outside. It's not until you dig into his past and see what he was capable of that you see who he really was. A monster.
When you sign up to serve and protect the people in your country, killing civilians should be considered treason or something. It’s literally the opposite of what you should be doing
I've never heard of these crime stories before, great job EWU team!
Me either! This is a really good channel 👌
Finally!!! One I hadn't heard before. Hallelujah
Neither have I
“With a newborn baby, another dog would be a perfect addition to the family” said NO SLEEP DEPRIVED EXHAUSTED NEWBORN PARENT EVER !!!
Source: I have an 8 month old and a dog. No way am I taking on another one!
Charlie: *Kills 30 people while living happily in a house and stuff for decades*
Some countries' jail system: We believe people can change
Ok that photo of Charlie at 22:00, surely that's not him at 13?
Lol his murderous tendancy had been a one off. Oh that's ok then 😂😬
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😂 yah def not 13 in that pic 😂
I am so addicted to this channel now! Thanks EWU!
no you aren't lol
@@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz Why am I not? You must know something I do not.
It bears mentioning that owning a “Members Only” jacket is a first degree misdemeanor. Wearing one is a Class A felony. Even at the time, it was classed as a fashion crime in the first degree.
Omg yes!!! Thanks for making me smile during this dark shit
Sleeves pushed up to the elbows is an automatic death sentence
I have 3..... don't hate
I have a newfound and intense respect and reverence for the United States army. It's beyond frustrating that ruthless cold-blooded murderers can get away with horrendous crimes on pure technicalities...laws, amendments and at times even the way they're written. It was so satisfying that he thought he had outsmarted the legal system, then....the Army's like.... " nope...not so fast."
Its a shame Bill Cosby wasn't in the Military
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Too bad the members of the US Army are also ruthless cold-blooded murderers that can get away with horrendous crimes on pure technicalities...laws, amendments and at times even the way they're written.
"its beyond frustrating that ruthless cold-blooded murderers can get away with horrendous crimes on pure technicalities"
that is pretty much the US army everywhere they fking go
Psychologists and judges should be held accountable.
I hate when it's said "he had a normal childhood and upbringing" and then right after "his dad shot the family dog in front of him".
It's never normal and good. It's always bad in one way or another: neglect, violence, abuse. Crime is STRICTLY connected with bad parenting and lack of love. There's no such a thing as a perfectly normal and nice family that randomly produces a serial killer. There's always something when you look into it.
The fact that his sister, Angela, didn't tell her brother's wife about his past is already dysfunctional as heck. How do you even expect someone who wanted to kill his entire family at 13 to be NORMAL when he goes back home at 14?
Negative, some people are wired differently. Those other factors obviously ring relevant in SOME cases. Definitely not all.
@@frankiethefrog1752 That's only for the absolute minority of cases that feature actual brain damage or abnormality such as schizophrenia, which is most definitely not "had a perfectly normal and fine childhood and upbringing, then suddenly flipped, lol".
He is so young~ he can be rehabilitated~ years later... proficient serial killer, master degree in surgery. Thank you system for failing us and for having lack of common sense.
Who sent the letter to Timothy while he was waiting for a death row?
If Timothy himself was the actual killer, then who sent the letter to him bruhh??? 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Court Justice: I don't care if he killed his
Parents , Released him he's just 13 years old
Charlie : Killed 26+ innocent people and became a Serial Killer
Court Justice: 👁️👄👁️
Justice system is so odd and weird, that they release criminals and convict the innocents.
A kid that murder is still a murderer that should be put in jail or at least, under strict parole monitoring.
I remember bein a teenager & my Mom telling me about how DNA was used to solve this murder & I remember being excited thinkin of the possibilities it could bring. I'm still in awe over the different ways they can use & replicate DNA to help them solve cases. ❤️🧬
John could have just told Mark the truth instead of getting stabbed.
Except that John apparently *wanted* to die, as he was suicidal.. So telling him would've been counter-productive
I should be doing house work oh what the heck it can wait.🙀🥳
It's good for you to take a break 👌
My laundry pile is turning to a mountain here, but its not like Im going anywhere, so.. easy win for EWU :)
Lol don't feel bad. I have a paper due by midnight 😆 it can wait!
You and me both !
1st story was insane, took listening twice to get it. So guy pretended to be 6 people online. Persona #1 convinced someone to murder Persona #2. INSANE! All bc he couldn’t bring himself to commit suicide.
Your channel has the best narrators
In Story 3 you mention the guy had a normal upbringing but I never had any animal killed in front of my eyes by my parents, let alone the family dog! Makes me wonder what qualifies as normal these days! It seems like it’s rather ABNORMAL that you grow up without murders, animals killed in front of your eyes by your own parents, being interrogated by police, etc. Nope I don’t fit the norm it seems...
Farms exist...
@@hashvendetta7226 Yes some farmers process cattle for meat, it’s usually done in an abattoir not on the farm!
@@GillesvanZeebroeck who said anything about cattle?
Many small farms have dozens of animals. A lot of then have to be slaughtered. Farming is usually a family operation. Stop trying to sound smart and just concede that there are circumstances where, yes, this is indeed, normal.
Even after all these years, I've never been able to get my head around the John and Mark case. Truly bizarre!
I'll never understand these murders like the guy Tim's. Seemingly...aside from this one family killing...he's lived a normal life, had a wife, family etc.
But I just can't wrap my head around the idea of killing one time...and then going on to live a normal life. Don't get me wrong, I don't understand killing at all. But it's almost like I understand serial killers MORE than I can understand this guy. At least with a serial killer we can gather that they're sick...depraved...have some underlying NEED to do what they do, and they can't control it. I look at it sort of like an addiction for them. It's a disease of their mind.
But this guy Tim. WTF? Who just goes and kills an entire family once...for NO REASON and then just goes about living a normal life? Did he simply decide that killing wasn't for him anymore? Maybe they were on his bucket list of things to do in life? (Go skydiving-check, kill a family-check, visit Italy-check). I mean seriously.....WTF?
Suggestions :
Ahmad Suradji
The Casanova Killer
I heard a podcast on the last one a while back and thought it was the wildest thing I'd ever heard. Then I watched this and was like, "Oh, there was MORE????" A lot more, apparently. Great job again, EWU
Perfect timing lads.
This is not the first time I heard "served in Somalia" when watching American crime shows.
As a Somali, I would like to ask America to please stop sending us murderers as "Peace keepers". Thank you
Timothy Hennis lived approximately 15 minutes, from where I've lived almost my entire life..DR. Jeffery MacDonald even closer. However, Chris Watts actually grew-up and lived even closer to my home, in Vass, N.C. Chris Watts parents home, is right next door to my better half's former supervisor, where he worked in tool and dye at a factory in a neighboring town. When folks says "it's a small World"...It really is, it's much smaller than we realize. It's also numerous unsolved serial killings/rapes in Fayetteville, N.C, tons of unsolved murders, and human trafficking at an enormous rate. BTW, the absolute worst drivers in S. Eastern N.C are in Fayetteville, N.C and if you do drive there, keep your doors locked, where your seatbelt and(for those who carry) have your loaded gun in arms reach.
U lived near murderers!
Hell just hell.
And there was also unsolved murder of beverley jaye potter mintz, leland NC I don't know you remember this as well?
How can it be a mix of fact and fiction and be true?
That's mad! I used to work at Goose Green and i've heard this story before, but had no idea it was there. Crazy.
When you give a person 1 year in prison for murdering and attempting to murder their parents, guess what? They are going to think the behaviour is acceptable in some way. What is wrong with the pathetic legal system?
Wow another amazing video EWU crew!! I've never heard of these cases. Crazy!! ❤️❤️❤️
In the UK Double Jeopardy does not count if new information not admitted in the original is discovered.
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how about instead of releasing murderers we release people in jail for smoking pot?
just a thought.
how the hell is someone “too young to be tried for murder” but young enough to have murdered someone?? the “justice” system makes no sense.
That first story...wow. Great work!
What happened to early interventions? A kid doesn’t just try and kill their family and managed to kill their mom without mental problems! I’m shocked they just let him go…society has failed our children many times and will continue to do so. It’s sad.
Truth is stranger than fiction.
I live 10 mins away from Altrincham and have no recollection of this case! Thank you for enlightening me!
What type of demon kills kids? Oh my goodness, why??
That will be the next world why i would like to no myself Vickie
The nazis killed kids. Lots of people kill kids, it's sad.
How can you be arrested for inciting your own murder???
I think by forcing/cohersing mark to think he HAD to stab and kill John. It's very strange over all.