Teen Killer Thinks He's Going Home After Murdering His Mother

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  • @BlackStarASMR
    @BlackStarASMR Рік тому +24233

    After admitting that he (objectively) cold-bloodedly killed his own mother with the axe, he said "I just hope this doesn't really affect too much, because there's still things I want to do, like College...". Oh my goodness! You will never go to college! You will rot in prison for the rest of your life.

    • @2112CO
      @2112CO Рік тому +1595

      He can still go to college in prison he will have plenty of time to study

    • @FreeDom-nm5tu
      @FreeDom-nm5tu Рік тому +1718

      @@2112CO Yep, and we'll be paying for it. Lovely system aye?

    • @jimburg621
      @jimburg621 Рік тому +362

      he'll get is education in prison.

    • @lucymoody4927
      @lucymoody4927 Рік тому +239

      @@FreeDom-nm5tu Yes, cuz the alternative is hell on earth

    • @annberlin5811
      @annberlin5811 Рік тому +477

      This kids attitude explains genz to me

  • @alexnikolas1991
    @alexnikolas1991 Рік тому +4592

    This is an example of someone who should never be let out of jail.

    • @elgmichoacan818
      @elgmichoacan818 Рік тому

      Should of never been brought out his 💩 hole 3rd world country

    • @carolirvine3367
      @carolirvine3367 Рік тому +62

      That was the sentence, life without parole.

    • @Poopmyjorts
      @Poopmyjorts Рік тому

      @@carolirvine3367they can still get granted parole even without the possibility of parole as far as I understand. I hope I’m wrong

    • @ToyotaGuy1971
      @ToyotaGuy1971 Рік тому +21

      Thats right; he should never go in in the first place. Kids dont raise themselves; she obviously wasnt up to the job. Hold parents responspsible; and not just if theyre male.

    • @fernandocolunga9177
      @fernandocolunga9177 Рік тому +85

      @@ToyotaGuy1971 Your comment is ridiculous. You think she deserved murder?

  • @lizl2432
    @lizl2432 Рік тому +6785

    The irony of him tattooing “Loyalty” on his neck after killing the mother who rescued him from a life of abject poverty and despair is absolutely 100% sociopathic, just like the detective said.

    • @oblivious_q5063
      @oblivious_q5063 Рік тому +1

      @@anustart989fgtf 😂?

    • @kjohn5224
      @kjohn5224 Рік тому +39

      @@anustart989fg a russian would probably do you the same way

    • @sampeacock3819
      @sampeacock3819 Рік тому

      ​@@anustart989fgracist loser

    • @ToyotaGuy1971
      @ToyotaGuy1971 Рік тому +73

      "She rescued him" thats precious! She failed him, is what!

    • @Ayzal88819
      @Ayzal88819 Рік тому

      @@anustart989fgayo wtf 😂

  • @entity3383
    @entity3383 6 місяців тому +360

    I was adopted by my mother at 4 years old and in the 16 years I’ve been with my parents I have never once ever thought of even breathing towards my parents the wrong way. Horrible

    • @dodgyyoutuber9560
      @dodgyyoutuber9560 2 місяці тому +17

      It’s probably a combination of genetic predisposition triggered by a highly traumatic childhood

    • @breannakay9829
      @breannakay9829 2 місяці тому +4

      My childhood was traumatic even after adoption. I think I had an intrusive thought on stabbing them once when I was a kid but it went away lol Even though they screwed me up in different ways than my druggie mother they tried their best. I don’t want my parents to die but now they are getting old. Even if you want out of a situation at home doing what this guy did is horrible. Anyone can have an thought but being able to do this and be ok with it 🤢

    • @ultrah1gh
      @ultrah1gh Місяць тому +1

      are you guatemalan?

    • @Ragnvaldr_Berserker
      @Ragnvaldr_Berserker Місяць тому

      ​@@dodgyyoutuber9560Genetic predisposition? I ain't even mad, that's just racist damn 😂

    • @cookingwithtara3285
      @cookingwithtara3285 Місяць тому

      ❤❤❤

  • @Steve-gc5nt
    @Steve-gc5nt Рік тому +3909

    It is an inconvenience when murdering somebody fouls up your future plans.

    • @sonquatsch8585
      @sonquatsch8585 Рік тому +37

      yeah, plus he was so bright but although he is not going to college, at least planned to. more than some of us slackers.

    • @suebeawho6537
      @suebeawho6537 Рік тому +13

      Lol

    • @oz_jones
      @oz_jones Рік тому +115

      Hate when that happens! So rude of them to die when i unalive them

    • @karentucker1727
      @karentucker1727 Рік тому +2

      ​@@sonquatsch8585😊😊😊😊

    • @bayly1977
      @bayly1977 Рік тому +18

      So frustrating

  • @raptor182cmn
    @raptor182cmn Рік тому +3707

    "can I get this expunged from my record? because there's still things I want to do like go to college." The combination of sociopathy and stupidity is incredible to behold. This kid was so dumb that he actually thought he could murder his mother with an axe and being under 18 years old they would put in in Juvenile detention for a few months then let him go.
    I believe this guy absolutely thought he had a 'get out of jail free' card because he was under 18. What's the worst part of everything was his mother loved him. He buried an axe into the head of a woman who adopted him as a tiny boy and took care of him. Evil.

    • @tcaprecap1448
      @tcaprecap1448 Рік тому +127

      Truly evil. The only consolation is knowing that he was certain he'd be able to live a full, happy life after murdering his mother, and instead is spending his entire life in prison.

    • @undolf4097
      @undolf4097 Рік тому +6

      In Japan not very long ago this was true but not in this country no

    • @genesiscruz2000
      @genesiscruz2000 Рік тому +44

      So he killed his mother because she was nice and kind to him. And that loving kindness produced a psycho. It doesn't makes any sense. They had issues but ofcourse that doesn't justify murdering her mother.

    • @RegisWilkins
      @RegisWilkins Рік тому +42

      @@tcaprecap1448 Hes likely getting drilled by a guy that plays his daddy in the prison

    • @MH-yj4qq
      @MH-yj4qq Рік тому +10

      I mean it happens a lot with juveniles. They kill their parents or grandparents, get locked up until they’re 21 and then go live their life

  • @neneshubby
    @neneshubby Рік тому +8432

    It’s terrifying that there are people walking around like this who appear totally normal

    • @tomgold5646
      @tomgold5646 Рік тому

      That is not terrifying, what is terrifying is that I would argue that a good 95 Percent of the closet white supremacist individuals who are in government, deceptive media, leadership judges, policing ect are LIKE THIS while simultaniously deceptivley talking crap about human rights and care for non white people. That woman probably raped this kid, and he got a life sentence at 17, there are many many many many many similar cases of a white girl doing the same crap who gets a 15 year sentence and is out in 7 years, all in the name of commitment to equality and other lies.

    • @or2ak
      @or2ak Рік тому +321

      If you go outside at all, you're walking by a murderer every 25 people you see.
      You just don't know it.

    • @almo33YO
      @almo33YO Рік тому +226

      Monsters are everywhere, hiding in plain sight.

    • @SoulEraser000
      @SoulEraser000 Рік тому

      Anti depressants... SSRIs are known to be found in the systems of a lot of mass shooters and other horrible murderers

    • @TruckingCarsL48
      @TruckingCarsL48 Рік тому

      Just like Michael Oher who would be dead on in prison today instead of a college graduate and multi-million dollar NFL player. Michael Oher is a sociopath!

  • @DarkMatter2525
    @DarkMatter2525 5 місяців тому +227

    "There's still things I want to do." Yeah, I'm sure your mother still wanted to do things too.

    • @Phnx_
      @Phnx_ 5 місяців тому

      it’s crazy man

    • @momentmoment-4
      @momentmoment-4 Місяць тому +1

      DarkMatter2525? In a true crime comment section?
      We are cut from the same cloth I see.

    • @cookingwithtara3285
      @cookingwithtara3285 Місяць тому +1

      Right like send you off the college and congratulate you after your completion.

  • @Boyso5407
    @Boyso5407 Рік тому +3189

    That first detective was spot on. He’s a sociopath. Absolutely no remorse to the point where he couldn’t even fake being upset about his mom being murdered. Then he tries to act shocked and offended when the detective calls him out for being a sociopath. The fact that that was the only time that he showed any emotion at all is very telling. No reaction whatever to his mother being murdered but being accused of being sociopath sets his off.

    • @awkwardautistic
      @awkwardautistic Рік тому +50

      Yeah, that's common in kids that have been severely abused.

    • @Elegant_Sausage
      @Elegant_Sausage Рік тому +125

      ​@@awkwardautisticShe got him at 4 and they say a lot of how what we develop into depends heavily on what we go through in utero and in infancy. It's entirely possible that he was severely abused in the years before she got him and that's probably why he was up for adoption at the age of 4.
      He may have been forcibly removed from his birth mother

    • @deinojohnson1638
      @deinojohnson1638 Рік тому +93

      I love UA-cam psychaitrists 😂

    • @gordongarrett6229
      @gordongarrett6229 Рік тому +20

      100% sociopath

    • @putitomalo3997
      @putitomalo3997 Рік тому +2

      I love u

  • @missdianablueberry
    @missdianablueberry Рік тому +3428

    Wow... "There's still things I want to do... like college.", he said. He really seems completely disconnected from reality and the gravity of what he did. Good that he got a life sentence.

    • @Garian9
      @Garian9 Рік тому +34

      @@trollolol705 But then we wouldn't have UA-cam true crime content! If someone is guilty they should absolutely talk to the police. Only if you're innocent should you call a lawyer and be quiet.

    • @cindymichel4870
      @cindymichel4870 Рік тому +96

      Yeah, there were probably still things his mom wanted to do, too. Selfish kid!

    • @streetpharmacist
      @streetpharmacist Рік тому +56

      And getting it expunged off his record

    • @goingagainstthegrain
      @goingagainstthegrain Рік тому +22

      ​@Garian9 Just like Brian Laundrie did to Gabby Petito? He murdered Gabby and was sly enough to hire the family's lawyer when he returned to Florida. (Without doubt his parents "allegedly" helped him.) Then he escaped his parents' house to kill himself in the Carlton Reserve. No justice for Gabby Petito. That's a very sad ending. 😔

    • @thejoke2791
      @thejoke2791 Рік тому +26

      Yeah. He's still a virgin.
      Oops...
      He's young fresh jailbait now.
      I mean...I guess technically he's no longer a virgin.
      Nevermind

  • @__seeker__
    @__seeker__ Рік тому +1487

    This dude has likely been like this since he was extremely young. Detached, manipulative, hostile. He’s absolutely a sociopath. That poor woman

    • @bunk95
      @bunk95 Рік тому

      Sociopaths are fictional. Do you market my slaves as sociopaths? Do so often?

    • @domingoarroyo2179
      @domingoarroyo2179 Рік тому +116

      ​​@@bunk95Is the sky still blue if you're underground?

    • @__seeker__
      @__seeker__ Рік тому +6

      @@bunk95 the fact that you have Satre as your profile pic says it all, pervert

    • @Luckyluke870
      @Luckyluke870 Рік тому +12

      Didn’t u know he was killing animals and pinning them to doors neighbors etc

    • @horaceball5418
      @horaceball5418 Рік тому +8

      I bet she said something rasest and triggered the poor boy

  • @ThatguyPanda86
    @ThatguyPanda86 3 місяці тому +165

    I was adopted from Seoul, South Korea when I was a year old. I’ve been very fortunate as my father is college educated and my mother worked full time as a teachers assistant for my local elementary school in the special education program. We weren’t wealthy by any means but there wasn’t ever a point where we had to decide between food or the mortgage. That being said now that I’m in my mid 30’s I do everything I can for my parents. Any type of help I can give regardless if it’s simple tasks around their house or cooking for them on the weekends it makes me happy to be able to return a minute portion of the hard work they put in to raise and provide for me and my sister as they get older. We live about 45 minutes from each other but I still try and check in on them daily and am fiercely protective of them. I can’t fathom hurting them in any manner. Growing up we didn’t always agree and I was a typical teenager, however even at that age with all of our fundamental differences I still would have done anything to protect them.

    • @jokendrick2124
      @jokendrick2124 2 місяці тому +19

      You sound like a sweetheart and both you and your parents lucked out.

    • @stephaniele193
      @stephaniele193 2 місяці тому +10

      ❤❤❤❤ how sweet

    • @NoraGonzalez-s6q
      @NoraGonzalez-s6q Місяць тому +5

      This teen has various emotional traumas

    • @ShadowChibiz
      @ShadowChibiz Місяць тому +5

      Your family is very lucky to have you ❤

  • @harleygirl4life6
    @harleygirl4life6 Рік тому +2254

    I love how at the end his prison tat across his neck is LOYALTY after he axe murders the woman who adopted him at 4 & cared for him his whole life!! He truly is clueless!!

    • @jordanhiller3866
      @jordanhiller3866 Рік тому +75

      Hey! She said she was disappointed in him and bla bla
      *Sarcasm

    • @agnesr.6151
      @agnesr.6151 Рік тому +24

      @@jordanhiller3866And? No reason for murder her

    • @ER0CK5_
      @ER0CK5_ Рік тому

      ​@@agnesr.6151yes, he knows

    • @_Professor_Oak
      @_Professor_Oak Рік тому +186

      @@agnesr.6151 I know it's hard but please detect the sarcasm in his comment

    • @Vinlaell
      @Vinlaell Рік тому +26

      ​​@@_Professor_Oakwithout adding on purpose sometimes it's very hard to detect sarcasm, and there are plenty of people on the internet that are serious in absurd situations

  • @zen-kami1288
    @zen-kami1288 Рік тому +1523

    Kid is a straight up sociopath. My blood ran cold when he started talking about how he hoped this didn’t change too much because he still had things he wanted to do in life like college, only shortly after killing his own mother with an axe. Unreal.

    • @carinabackchristensen6330
      @carinabackchristensen6330 Рік тому +49

      ABSOLUTELY. Even stating something about whether or not there would be a report on it. He's absolutely out of touch with reality and the seriousness.

    • @ChargersCity
      @ChargersCity Рік тому +6

      🙏🙏Blessings forever GOD loves y'all too forever tell everyone you know and don't know. Jesus loves y'all too forever. Teach everyone how to see and enjoy their blessings too forever 0ls

    • @adamboy0559
      @adamboy0559 Рік тому +27

      The fact he even considered he’d be able to go to college still after committing such a crime is scary. He really thought he’d get a light punishment and would be released.

    • @alpzepta
      @alpzepta Рік тому +3

      Just like every American kids 😞

    • @Silenceeify
      @Silenceeify Рік тому +13

      Antisocial personality disorder. Personality disorders are very difficult to treat.

  • @smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724
    @smalltowngirlbigcityheart3724 Рік тому +4531

    Just imagine for a moment that you’re so scared of your own son that you have to set up cameras inside and outside of your home just to feel a little more safe. That’s awful!

    • @mallninja9805
      @mallninja9805 Рік тому +522

      Not even your own son, the boy that you adopted in the hopes of giving him a better life. And this the way he repays you.

    • @donutsndcoffee
      @donutsndcoffee Рік тому +278

      Other sources, their neighbors have recordings of the mom being severely abusive towards him.
      The mom wasn't perfect, in fact she was likely the reason why he developed into the way he is

    • @Pitabrot
      @Pitabrot Рік тому +38

      ​@@donutsndcoffeewhat did she do ?

    • @paulaellis6242
      @paulaellis6242 Рік тому

      Exactly, my thoughts!@@mallninja9805

    • @paulaellis6242
      @paulaellis6242 Рік тому +4

      OK, thanks, didn't see that.@@donutsndcoffee

  • @jca81
    @jca81 8 місяців тому +148

    I also destroy all possible evidence when panicking. How he thought that would work is insane.

    • @michaeljordan4665
      @michaeljordan4665 Місяць тому +2

      Ikr! I feel like since they let him go home for 2 months he thought he got away with it and just deleted it from his memory

    • @doughansen5957
      @doughansen5957 Місяць тому +3

      You would be surprised how many murders are solved like that. People think they're destroying evidence by getting rid of the cameras, but in a way, they're actually CREATING evidence. Who would know that the cameras were there in the first place? Or where they were located? Narrows the suspect pool considerably. Any time the crime scene has been staged or modified after the fact, they know it's an inside job and from there it's only a matter of time.

  • @vetement7929
    @vetement7929 Рік тому +4050

    there’s no way you confess to your mother’s homicide and still think you’ll be able to go to college.

    • @aggrocd1985
      @aggrocd1985 Рік тому +128

      He was trying for an insanity plea 😂

    • @Logan_754
      @Logan_754 Рік тому +28

      What exactly does a homicide mean, is that when a murder is committed within the home?

    • @pariscortez4190
      @pariscortez4190 Рік тому +72

      @@Logan_754 are u trying to be funny?

    • @libbycampbell4700
      @libbycampbell4700 Рік тому +87

      @@Logan_754it means a person killed another person, usually intentionally.

    • @timbo240
      @timbo240 Рік тому +62

      ​@@Logan_754different types of murder are called different "cides" patricide is if you kill your father. regicide is if you kill a king etc. homicide is just the basic form

  • @texasrefugee7888
    @texasrefugee7888 Рік тому +794

    "She made a remark that pushed me over the edge" a true sociopath. Poor lady should not have let him in her home after he broke her arm.😢

    • @ButterflyWings18
      @ButterflyWings18 Рік тому

      He would have been out of my house if he even called me out my name!
      I’m not setting up cameras in my own home, in order to document my own homicide. If I’m that much in fear for my safety, I going on the offensive. I don’t care who you are. He was four when she adopted him. Well, I nanny children that age range. There’s one little girl who is CLEARLY a sociopath at four years old! My point is, she didn’t give birth to this young man. She knows his character. I’d be damned if I allowed that brown SOB to bury an axe 🪓 in my head. I would have LEGALLY dissolved my parental responsibility after he broke my arm, as he said, “in self defense” I’d press charges, have him removed from my house and if possible, try him as an adult, for felony assault upon me. He would have been in prison fukn with me.

    • @lexio4395
      @lexio4395 Рік тому +29

      Same words as my abusive ex

    • @schoc13
      @schoc13 Рік тому +49

      shouldn’t have adopted that devil!

    • @Nesia187
      @Nesia187 Рік тому +58

      And “she was just really verbally abusive”
      *says she’s disappointed in him* 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

    • @robbiewright9573
      @robbiewright9573 Рік тому +1

      ​@@schoc13Exactly my thought!!

  • @stephenpark8722
    @stephenpark8722 Рік тому +2217

    That x-ray of the axe was truly horrifying. The amount of force needed to put it that deep into her skull shows complete commitment to the murder.

    • @Flashback_Jack
      @Flashback_Jack Рік тому +74

      A total major league baseball bat swing. Damn.

    • @DarthAmethyst94
      @DarthAmethyst94 Рік тому +63

      It made me feel sick, looking at it😖

    • @Ril014
      @Ril014 Рік тому +88

      It was practically the entire length of the axe… sheeshh

    • @markfisher5628
      @markfisher5628 Рік тому +44

      Amazing how many of these people are amongst us

    • @fredmercury1314
      @fredmercury1314 Рік тому +44

      Not really. Axes are heavy, sharp, and a skull is way, way softer than a tree.

  • @prettypeggy98
    @prettypeggy98 8 місяців тому +71

    He actually asked if his record of murdering his Mother could be expunged????
    WTF 😒😳

  • @NoobyNoob-hp6vr
    @NoobyNoob-hp6vr 9 місяців тому +2275

    The fact that the mom still gave him a chance after he broke her arm was insane

    • @TheThedisliker
      @TheThedisliker 8 місяців тому +22

      A lesson to be leard

    • @barryrichman2874
      @barryrichman2874 8 місяців тому +46

      That was a deadly mistake 😮

    • @paigeanguish6216
      @paigeanguish6216 7 місяців тому +46

      i don’t think the verbal abuse & constant insults, racial slurs thrown at him, helped. her family have heard her absolute rage towards him & confronted her on it she was a bitch, not a hero trying to save a child & forgive them every time they display violence, he reacted to her abuse, already was likely detached emotionally when adopted at 4 due to trauma & to deal w that is just crazy. murder isn’t okay, although she didn’t do anything to help his obvious decline mentally.

    • @jgoods4510
      @jgoods4510 7 місяців тому +86

      @@paigeanguish6216THAS not fair we DONT know any of that to be true !!! Sounds like she was being a MOTHER trying to discipline a rebellious child that sadly had deeper and darker issues than she could deal with BUT SHE TRIED!!!! but to sit up here and type any type of defense paragraph for that fake phony Psycho is a lil different!!!! Smgdfhh

    • @ps9501
      @ps9501 7 місяців тому +113

      @@paigeanguish6216 You are going assumption that this axe murderer was telling the truth lmao. Speaks thing or two about your character.

  • @W1433LA
    @W1433LA Рік тому +1481

    It scares me that we walk the streets with people like him every day and we don’t even know how dangerous they are till it’s too late

    • @alternateview8971
      @alternateview8971 Рік тому +29

      You’d think, but the majority of cases like this have early warning signs that get overlooked. We just happened to catch the tail end of the worst case scenario

    • @latohyaalston5324
      @latohyaalston5324 Рік тому +17

      Facts but this poor woman knew what type of son she had that's why she installed those cameras that was the best thing she could have done in that situation.

    • @alternateview8971
      @alternateview8971 Рік тому +13

      @@latohyaalston5324 imagine the circumstances that lead up to this. Long before the crime, the cameras, and breaking his mother’s arm. His mental state had likely been an underlying problem before he was a danger.

    • @causethatshow
      @causethatshow Рік тому +19

      People like this are everywhere and the reason is that mental hospitals have been closing all over the world, here in the Scotland there used to be quite a lot of them but there is just really one now, carstairs, for the criminally insane, basically they wait until the crazy folk murder before locking them up. They are among us, and as my late father used to say, you'll never know a psycho until he's stabbed you in the back.

    • @voiceofreezn8018
      @voiceofreezn8018 Рік тому +6

      Makes you wish the movie MINORITY REPORT was a real possibility

  • @jturtle8305
    @jturtle8305 Рік тому +2246

    The fact that he had “Loyalty” tatted across his neck is just a giant slap in the face to this whole situation.

    • @jacobs4545
      @jacobs4545 Рік тому +84

      Loyal to himself and his psycho whims

    • @magichat66
      @magichat66 Рік тому +31

      In the first image before that one he had his mother's name "Denise" tatted on the right side of his neck.

    • @HoodAdventures
      @HoodAdventures Рік тому +1

      Exactly

    • @richard.jansen
      @richard.jansen Рік тому

      Guatemalans always do that kind of acts... I don't trust them.

    • @FLeigh12
      @FLeigh12 Рік тому

      He's also as dumb as he looks. He actually could have got away with it. If he made up a story of being sexually abused or something similar. May have served only 20 years. But he was the batterer so he couldn't.

  • @huckleberry2307
    @huckleberry2307 8 місяців тому +51

    Good investigative work on the evidence recovery from the lake. Very smart.

  • @HtnLvrJr
    @HtnLvrJr Рік тому +1708

    Went to prison and immediately got a bunch of tats. "Loyalty". So much for "loyalty" to your mother I guess..smh

    • @crazyralph6386
      @crazyralph6386 Рік тому +106

      Probably referring to loyalty to his own race

    • @neo-no8md
      @neo-no8md Рік тому

      @@crazyralph6386jst had to make this racist remark fkn racist biggot

    • @HtnLvrJr
      @HtnLvrJr Рік тому +128

      @@crazyralph6386 It damn sure isn't referencing loyalty to his mother, is what I'm saying lol

    • @PinoyVisuals
      @PinoyVisuals Рік тому +37

      "Loyalty" 😢so ironic

    • @psilocosmo6918
      @psilocosmo6918 Рік тому +37

      They probably raped the loyalty into him. Or at least threatened rape. This is not based on any evidence, I just feel like rape goes on a lot in prison.

  • @Wildcat221
    @Wildcat221 Рік тому +802

    This one hits home for me. Imagine someone adopting you from a terrible situation, giving you a home, safety, everything you ever wanted… and then you pay her back by splitting her head open with an axe??? Pure evil. I was adopted from Russia when I was 2… had a hernia that almost killed me a baby. If I wasn’t adopted and given surgery when I did… I would have died in an orphanage. There is absolutely no circumstances where I’d ever hurt my parents. I don’t care what happens, they gave me life… how he could do that to someone who gave him a home and a family is just disgusting. He can rot in prison.

    • @Jayimnothere
      @Jayimnothere 11 місяців тому +3

      Bruh

    • @ramdingaliana9711
      @ramdingaliana9711 11 місяців тому +23

      ​@@bojohannesen4352He/she is not a Russian anymore. He is an American now, so, you can go if Putin needs him, in his stead

    • @tylerfielding5311
      @tylerfielding5311 11 місяців тому

      @@bojohannesen4352 Wtf? Are you a sociopath too? Jeez man

    • @spyk_316
      @spyk_316 10 місяців тому +8

      @@bojohannesen4352 That's really uncalled for. He's just saying he was PUTIN a nice situation.

    • @Pythag-fg7ne
      @Pythag-fg7ne 10 місяців тому +8

      @@bojohannesen4352bro wtf?

  • @shrutefarms4741
    @shrutefarms4741 Рік тому +268

    He can’t even fake being scared anxious or sad. He truly is a sociopath.

    • @Diamonddavej
      @Diamonddavej Рік тому

      This from 2015:
      A Florida teacher faces charges of aggravated child abuse for allegedly keeping a 12-year-old boy locked up in her home, a sheriff’s office spokesman tells PEOPLE.
      Denise Elaine Hallowell, 54, was arrested on Monday after the boy escaped from her Inverness, Florida, home over the weekend. She reported him missing, but when detectives located the child, he told officials of the alleged abuse he’d endured and he was ultimately taken into protective custody. (Authorities would not comment on Hallowell’s relationship to the boy.)
      "What looked like a typical runaway case - turned into a horrible child abuse case,” Captain Dave DeCarlo said in a statement posted to Facebook. “We are just so thankful that this boy trusted us enough to come forward about what was going on inside his home.”
      Capt. DeCarlo tells PEOPLE that the boy said that Hallowell kept him locked in a room that “consisted of a cot with an air mattress and a bucket to use as a toilet.” She also allegedly nailed the boy’s windows shut and obscured them so that he could not look out.
      “He was without food or water for days at a time and only allowed to come out of his room to do chores, which Hallowell made him do naked,” the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement. “He was allegedly repeatedly beaten by Hallowell, even in the groin area.”
      Another boy allegedly lived in the home as well, but he had a fully furnished room, complete with a computer, posters and various electronics, DeCarlo says. (Authorities would not comment on Hallowell’s relationship to this boy, either.)
      In an interview with detectives, Hallowell denied ever making the boy do chores naked or beating him in the groin, according to DeCarlo. She allegedly admitted to spanking him and nailing his windows shut so he would not run away again, but she called the boy’s locked door a “mistake.” This was the second time the boy had tried to escape the home, DeCarlo says.
      The other boy in the home told investigators that he had held the boy down before while Hallowell physically disciplined him, according to DeCarlo. She denied having the other boy participate in the first boy’s punishment.
      Hallowell is being held without bail on charges of child abuse without causing great bodily harm and aggravated child abuse. It is unknown whether she has entered a plea to the charges against her.
      The case is still being investigated, DeCarlo says.

    • @thesaddestdude3575
      @thesaddestdude3575 Рік тому +13

      Psychopath*

    • @themonstersmummy
      @themonstersmummy Рік тому

      ​@@thesaddestdude3575Agree psychopath.

    • @fearlesseye5896
      @fearlesseye5896 Рік тому +13

      Since he was raised pretty normally, nurture was not likely the cause, so it’s more likely he’s a psychopath. Psychopath are like that by nature, while sociopath is created through external factors. There was some domestic abuse going on, but it’s so minor compared to most extreme cases. Plus many have went through what he have, and still not a murderer (asked any children from strict Asian parents).
      He was adopted by a woman when he was either orphaned or abandoned at a young age, normally these people would see their parents as saviour, and they would have too much debt to do such a thing to hurt them without incredible guilt. But after all of that, this guy just casually murdered the woman who helped him had a normal life. Normal person would just leave their abusive parents (assuming the mother is even that abusive), but an axe to the head. Nah, this guy is a psychopath, the woman was unlucky.

    • @MartianMoon
      @MartianMoon Рік тому

      @@thesaddestdude3575both

  • @Justhppy2behere
    @Justhppy2behere 6 місяців тому +39

    my heart always breaks for the poor animals in these situations. their owner passing and them not knowing what happened is just horrible. :(

    • @Agnar669
      @Agnar669 3 місяці тому +4

      The dog probably witness it all.

    • @killnick88
      @killnick88 13 днів тому +1

      ​@@Agnar669I was thinking that.

  • @alienasotam
    @alienasotam Рік тому +1921

    As an adoptive mother myself I can only imagine his mom' s dreams and happiness the moment she adopted him. Little did she know what a monster her lovely child would become.

    • @thesaddestdude3575
      @thesaddestdude3575 Рік тому +80

      Its ironic how the tattoo on his throat says "Loyalty"

    • @TheOriginalDuckley
      @TheOriginalDuckley Рік тому +50

      @@thesaddestdude3575 disgustingly ironic. 🤮

    • @tyyneviljakainen5108
      @tyyneviljakainen5108 Рік тому +91

      actually statistics says that if your parents/ parent was mentally ill you most likely heritage it . And now I mean his real parents. I wouldn't take any children to rase them if I wouldn't know who was parent .

    • @ChaosPeace2000
      @ChaosPeace2000 Рік тому +28

      @@tyyneviljakainen5108hope you aren’t pro life

    • @blessethishe
      @blessethishe Рік тому

      Mexican Spanish ppl just wild. Drug babies

  • @eaaivazian
    @eaaivazian Рік тому +359

    The night his mother died, after he took a nap in the interrogation room, the woman woke him up and asked him how he's feeling. The only thing he said was, "Tired." He had completely stopped thinking about the fact that his mother had been killed with an axe in the head. He wasn't even missing her, wasn't even sentimental about her...showed no sorrow at her life being over. Nothing.

    • @benjantzen8910
      @benjantzen8910 Рік тому +9

      I wonder if he dreamt anything falling asleep sitting up in chair after brutally doing what he did.

    • @ncthriller4465
      @ncthriller4465 Рік тому +18

      Hard for someone incapable of feeling remorse to feign grief, I suppose.

    • @LB-wu3pu
      @LB-wu3pu Рік тому +11

      Bro as I've said to others. She abused him from the age of 4. She kinda had it coming. Google the case, I have no idea why this channel left out those important details

    • @haileuropa3708
      @haileuropa3708 Рік тому

      ​@@LB-wu3pubullshit

    • @LB-wu3pu
      @LB-wu3pu Рік тому

      @@haileuropa3708 google

  • @SSJfraz
    @SSJfraz Рік тому +239

    The way he just causally says "I hope it doesn't effect too much, would still like to go to college... etc." The officer called it perfectly when he told him he was a sociopath.

    • @suebeawho6537
      @suebeawho6537 Рік тому +8

      Yah, I just made an oopsie. Sorry😑

    • @crand20033
      @crand20033 Рік тому +2

      I'm guessing they found the axe in the lake too. Wow, what a find.

    • @DocBree13
      @DocBree13 Рік тому +1

      Casually
      Affect

    • @awkwardautistic
      @awkwardautistic Рік тому +2

      In almost every case like this, the killer was taking, or had recently stopped taking, antidepressants.

    • @BlondeAgent
      @BlondeAgent Рік тому

      ​@crand20033 they found the axe still in her head.

  • @jamesethan3749
    @jamesethan3749 5 місяців тому +37

    Bro said he got plans for college ☠️☠️☠️😂😂😂

    • @bettyprice7428
      @bettyprice7428 28 днів тому +1

      Better get that check
      back, Bubba.😅😅😅😅 It's not looking too good about college.

  • @Ditchhead
    @Ditchhead Рік тому +591

    You know they're a sociopath when they bring up what they ate before they talk about the victim of the crime they committed.

    • @raphaellavictoria01
      @raphaellavictoria01 Рік тому +14

      Yeah... when my mother was diagnosed with cancer, i couldn't stop crying when talking to the doctors every time they brought it up in the days following the diagnosis, and mom was still alive (tho given a few months to live). I now know that those people who claim to be in "shock", that's BS. Yes, you won't cry 24/7, there will be moments, but those moments will come AFTERWARDs, way later, definitely not on the first day. Also, shock doesn't look like this. You'll lose track of your thoughts a little, you'll be silent and listen more than talk.

    • @SireneKalypso
      @SireneKalypso Рік тому +9

      Ah. No.
      That's not how sociopathy works.
      Nor should we vilify a mental illness

    • @MaTTheWish
      @MaTTheWish Рік тому +15

      Sociopath, anti social behavior, is more of a behavioral disorder. That can sometimes exist with mental illnesses. But not a mental illness in itself. Just a grouping of traits that fall on a spectrum of abnormal behavior.

    • @Bullshittt
      @Bullshittt Рік тому +10

      Yeah those two things have 0 relevance nor does that make someone a “sociopath”

    • @ChadDidNothingWrong
      @ChadDidNothingWrong Рік тому +4

      Sociopathy does not make you kill people.
      A sociopath has the same fear of the law and _even better_ control of their anger than you or me.
      And I mean, why a sociopath and not a b psychopath? Does anyone here even know what these terms mean?
      Hell, men raised by single mothers kill more than sociopaths do....why's that not the cause?

  • @greg4055g
    @greg4055g Рік тому +562

    He has a “loyalty” tattoo on his neck, yet showed absolutely ZERO loyalty to the woman who gave him everything…

    • @Edelwiess1066
      @Edelwiess1066 Рік тому +34

      It's always those who declare it the loudest..

    • @erickiyoshiphillips2323
      @erickiyoshiphillips2323 Рік тому +27

      I have no regrets tattooed on my arm from when I was 18. I laugh bout it now when I tell people what it says. I havmt got a tattoo since and I'm 32. Let me tell u there is a bunch of regrets in life if u don't have any you havmt lived much of a life

    • @oz_jones
      @oz_jones Рік тому +22

      ​@@erickiyoshiphillips2323still better than the no ragrets chest ink 😂

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy Рік тому +24

      Gave him everything? Where did you get that idea?
      She was actually abusive. I just watched another video on the case and she had been arrested for child abuse at one point. Another adopted son was removed from the home. She had boarded up his windows, had a padlock on his door, and he had a bucket to use as a toilet. There were witnesses and recordings of her screaming and saying awful things. She would scream, slap, and demean the boys regularly. It's not wise to make assumptions.

    • @YaakovEzraAmiChi
      @YaakovEzraAmiChi Рік тому +14

      @@VioletJoyeven IF true, doesn’t mean anything when you sit and premeditate murder and carry it out! Maybe you’d have some what of a point if it was all in the moment of passion but it wasnt

  • @natedawg3855
    @natedawg3855 Рік тому +265

    Him inquiring if he will have a criminal record and also inquiring if the case will get expunged and then also making the remark of still wanting to go to college after killing his mother show that this kid is a remorseless Psychopath. Absolutely sickening... May she rest easy...

    • @starlite556
      @starlite556 Рік тому +22

      He probably researched that juveniles can have their records expunged . He didn't realize that it is a different story when committing cold blooded murder.

    • @robertgaudet7407
      @robertgaudet7407 Рік тому

      Gotta be a young lady to get away with that sort of thing.
      en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gina_Grant_college_admissions_controversy#:~:text=Gina%20Grant%20(born%201976)%20is,she%20had%20killed%20her%20mother.

    • @dathunderman4
      @dathunderman4 Рік тому +5

      He might’ve been a bit special as well

  • @bigtayzer2982
    @bigtayzer2982 5 місяців тому +16

    Lil dude almost split his mamas head in half and worried bout COLLEGE?!😮

  • @BlackStarASMR
    @BlackStarASMR Рік тому +333

    "The biggest thing that's been weighing on my chest was that I panicked and threw out the cameras." For sure not the thing that he axed his mother in the skull and killed her, because he only thinks about himself, like sociopaths do. Pathetic.

    • @heyitsalannaluv
      @heyitsalannaluv Рік тому +24

      ​@@kennyevans6197he's adopted ..clearly he has issues with his biological parents and took it out on her bc she was actually trying to be a parent..he's responsible for this..dont victim blame, that's not cool

    • @kennyevans6197
      @kennyevans6197 Рік тому

      WONDER WHAT HE WOULD HAVE TURNED OUT AS IF SHE HAD BOTHERED TO GIVE HIM A FATHER... NO FATHER NO DICIPLINE@@heyitsalannaluv​

    • @markm1751
      @markm1751 Рік тому +12

      @@heyitsalannaluv she was abusing him, not tryna justify the murder but personally i dont think an abusive parent is a parent at all.

    • @SmartK8
      @SmartK8 Рік тому +21

      @@markm1751 That's just what he said, not truth. You believe a sociopath? Good luck with that.

    • @heyitsalannaluv
      @heyitsalannaluv Рік тому +7

      @@markm1751 I read on it and that was dropped bc there was no evidence on it..while I totally agree and i seen too many cases on it they definitely aren't but she was investigated on a different kid as well but again no evidence and he clearly was the abusive one and broke her arm prior to her getting murdered

  • @statrunner
    @statrunner Рік тому +172

    Imagine murdering someone and saying "I hope it doesn't affect too much, am I going to have a record?" 🙄

    • @pauldiesel4582
      @pauldiesel4582 Рік тому +14

      Yeah, can I get that expunged? I got plans for college.
      Maybe you can get a degree in prison college, considering you have a life sentence!

    • @JennyC482
      @JennyC482 Рік тому +2

      @@pauldiesel4582 You beat me to it! My jaw dropped when he asked if this meant he'd have a record now, in the same way he might ask whether it's going to rain today. You mean, you CAN'T just get murder expunged from your record? But he had stuff he wanted to do and didn't want this pesky murder charge to affect anything!

    • @jeremiahallyn4603
      @jeremiahallyn4603 Рік тому +2

      I know. He is the definition of a sociopath. Has no concern for anything or anyone, except himself. He's hopefully now in constant misery and has zero happiness. He deserves to be under the prison!!

    • @thomasmew3288
      @thomasmew3288 Рік тому

      guy fucked up hard. Dude, anyone that uses a weapon is mentally ill. unless its for self-defense. No offense.

    • @lizettewanzer8650
      @lizettewanzer8650 5 місяців тому +1

      Oh yeah, and don't forget college plans!

  • @christophe2570
    @christophe2570 Рік тому +537

    Imagine adopting, loving and caring for the son that will one day take your life away.

    • @doseofdanny
      @doseofdanny Рік тому +11

      so terrifying

    • @LB-wu3pu
      @LB-wu3pu Рік тому +46

      She abused him from the age of 4, google the case. This channel sucks for leaving out the killers motive

    • @HandbagDiva
      @HandbagDiva Рік тому +65

      @@LB-wu3puShe was accused of abusing his younger brother but then exonerated. The brother had RAD & the methods she used to care for him were discussed with Dr’s. The younger brother went into foster care & the foster parents experienced the same issues with him. She adopted 2 children that probably experienced severe neglect in their early childhood leading them to have personality disorders. Carlos got involved with drugs, hanging out with older kids & getting expelled from school. She tried to be strict to curtail this behaviour & that’s what got her killed. It was shown Carlos had made comments about getting her house, money & car.

    • @romancox5386
      @romancox5386 Рік тому +7

      Never adopt a child en let het life in you're house. Adopt it from distance then that child can do his or her thing like studying and buy a house with supports of his adoptionparent(s)

    • @pratriciadewan7396
      @pratriciadewan7396 Рік тому +34

      ​@@romancox5386At that point, just don't adopt a child.

  • @brayli86
    @brayli86 6 місяців тому +32

    Like my father used to say: You can take a person out of pathological environment, but you can't take pathology out of a person

  • @Anna-vl4ju
    @Anna-vl4ju Рік тому +190

    The mistake that poor woman made was letting him anywhere near her again. Domestic violence always escalates. Always !!

    • @danieldevito6380
      @danieldevito6380 Рік тому +4

      I guess you ignored the part where she beat the kid with objects from the moment she adopted him

    • @cauall
      @cauall Рік тому

      @@danieldevito6380dumb

    • @DJB10T1C
      @DJB10T1C Рік тому

      @@danieldevito6380 ooh and i guess you were there watching his mother do that to him too. toss off.

    • @scrapplepig
      @scrapplepig Рік тому +1

      Not always, I know.

    • @Anna-vl4ju
      @Anna-vl4ju Рік тому

      @@danieldevito6380 what are you suggesting? Even if that were true then is that an excuse to put an axe in her head as a strong 17yo?? And break her arm??? You sound like a victim shamer

  • @duranjerome
    @duranjerome Рік тому +197

    When he asked if 1st degree murder would get expunged from his record, I immediately thought of his mom calling him a loser from the grave.

    • @AidaShawJ.D.
      @AidaShawJ.D. 6 місяців тому +13

      She wouldn’t call him a loser from the grave! This sounds like a wonderful woman who did everything to help this child. The whole thing is just heartbreaking! 💔

  • @gailcaldwell1512
    @gailcaldwell1512 Рік тому +736

    This is one disgustingly scary little murderer. It’s insane that he actually thought that he could get away with it, and then had the nerve to talk about “getting the MURDER expunged” from his record. WHAT? Wow….I mean just ….WOW!!

    • @DarkCrimeDocs
      @DarkCrimeDocs Рік тому +30

      It is very chilling! Such a disconnect from reality 😦

    • @paulwatkins2333
      @paulwatkins2333 Рік тому +21

      He nearly did get away with it ..he would of if he kept his mouth shut and hid the evidence better.

    • @kicobry
      @kicobry Рік тому +10

      @@paulwatkins2333how did he nearly get away with it? lol

    • @Azzyy444
      @Azzyy444 Рік тому

      @@paulwatkins2333there was too much evidence for him to of gotten away with it, it was only a matter of time

    • @feanorian21maglor38
      @feanorian21maglor38 Рік тому +1

      A very low-level psychopath, completely disassociated from reality.

  • @Collektor1
    @Collektor1 8 місяців тому +27

    This is one of the most terrifying situations I’ve ever seen. It’s just that crazy

    • @Skipper-w6b
      @Skipper-w6b 7 місяців тому

      This is one of the most underrated comments I have seen. I mean it is quite literally that underrated. It couldn’t possibly be more underrated.

  • @Goyanks28
    @Goyanks28 Рік тому +612

    This makes me so mad. As a Colombian immigrant he was given a chance by this wonderful woman and he does this? I hope the prisoners carry out actual justice in jail.

    • @ronaldchannel
      @ronaldchannel Рік тому +29

      True, some people are just so stupid, having such an amazing opportunity.
      An other immigrant here .

    • @terrypussypower
      @terrypussypower Рік тому +3

      He’s from Guatemala not Colombia.

    • @moonlance3496
      @moonlance3496 Рік тому +5

      @@terrypussypowerhe’s just saying that he knows what it’s like to be given an opportunity

    • @Diamonddavej
      @Diamonddavej Рік тому +30

      Just to let you know she was charged with physical abuse of Carlos' younger adopted brother in 2015, it was claimed she locked him in a room and starved him. However, Carlos defended her in court and she was acquitted. As a result of the accusations she lost her job.
      See: Florida Teacher Accused of Keeping 12-Year-Old Boy Locked Up in Her Home with Just a Bucket for a Toilet
      Denise Elaine Hallowell, 54, was arrested on Monday after the boy escaped from her Inverness, Florida, home over the weekend. She reported him missing, but when detectives located the child, he told officials of the alleged abuse he’d endured and he was ultimately taken into protective custody.
      Capt. DeCarlo tells PEOPLE that the boy said that Hallowell kept him locked in a room that “consisted of a cot with an air mattress and a bucket to use as a toilet.” She also allegedly nailed the boy’s windows shut and obscured them so that he could not look out.

    • @pranavv8015
      @pranavv8015 Рік тому +11

      Guatemalan, not Colombian

  • @jeffbilling2515
    @jeffbilling2515 Рік тому +615

    He legitimately thought after confessing to murdering his mother that he would still be able to go on and live normal life. That's scary crazy.

    • @flashflame4952
      @flashflame4952 Рік тому +22

      That is the true definition of a dangerous sociopath which he is...

    • @AngelaGrace2
      @AngelaGrace2 Рік тому +31

      They learn it in high school. As long as they admit to their "infraction," they're not punished. Ever.

    • @aggrocd1985
      @aggrocd1985 Рік тому +6

      ​@@AngelaGrace2that is not the case at all. 😂

    • @AngelaGrace2
      @AngelaGrace2 Рік тому +2

      @@aggrocd1985 Yes. It is.

    • @aggrocd1985
      @aggrocd1985 Рік тому

      @@AngelaGrace2 it starts before the child is even born. It's a misfire in the prefrontal cortex. They are born, not made. Over 40% of the population is a functional psycho/sociopath. More common in men. You need to educate yourself. Schools do not breed psychopaths 🤣

  • @yusopmohamad9284
    @yusopmohamad9284 Рік тому +963

    The fact that he did not even shed a single tear, shows what a devilish child he is. I can't imagine how terrified his mother was to install cctvs around her home just to feel a little of security from her own son.

    • @SariPutri-x6v
      @SariPutri-x6v Рік тому +20

      Yes. I wonder if she ever talked about this with her family or friends.

    • @David-bf4fz
      @David-bf4fz Рік тому +20

      I don't doubt that his claims of abuse were largely true. Obviously that doesn't justify what he did, but it does sound like a case of "play stupid games, win stupid prizes". Fatherless teens are already troubled enough, add abuse on top of that and don't be surprised when act out violently.

    • @MrDschiesus
      @MrDschiesus Рік тому +45

      I think the diagnosis by the detective isnt far off: hes a sociopath.

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      @OneGod-s4g Рік тому +3

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    • @yusopmohamad9284
      @yusopmohamad9284 Рік тому

      @@OneGod-s4g Alhamdulillah I am muslim working and living in Madinah, KSA since 2008.

  • @pianoplayrpiano99
    @pianoplayrpiano99 3 місяці тому +12

    I'm soooo glad he will never be released. He would think nothing of murdering someone else.

  • @LRM12o8
    @LRM12o8 Рік тому +563

    The part where the detective confronts him about lying and showing sociopath traits is sooo good! He fails in such an obvious way at acting upset because he can't restrain his surprise at having been exposed and his curiosity about how they got him, which were the only emotions he truly felt during this whole interrogation. It really is textbook sociopathic behavior!

    • @GlassOasis
      @GlassOasis Рік тому +27

      I like that part to. He has to exaggerate his facial expression and his tone of voice in an effort to show emotion.

    • @MusicalMemeology
      @MusicalMemeology Рік тому +24

      That was chilling. He just wasn’t acting like a normal human at all.

    • @Zarastro54
      @Zarastro54 Рік тому +37

      And like most murderous sociopaths, he thinks he’s so good and is fooling everybody that he’s shocked and offended by being called out.

    • @Ghostmanetx
      @Ghostmanetx Рік тому +10

      @@Zarastro54that’s the go to typical sociopathic move right there. Some can play it well, but this guy sucked lmao

    • @claimguy
      @claimguy Рік тому +3

      LOVE the way that cop just came right at him. Beautiful way to expose a sociopath

  • @alleimerb
    @alleimerb Рік тому +829

    I’m very sorry for this poor woman’s sacrifice. And let’s call it that. She provided him a home, raised him up and she died for it. If not her, after watching this, I’m certain he would’ve killed someone else eventually.

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy Рік тому +71

      She was abusive and did not help him with his bipolar and depression. When he tried to kill himself by running into a tree, she was angry that the truck was totaled.

    • @crand20033
      @crand20033 Рік тому +39

      @@VioletJoy That's why relationships can get strained really easily and especially when one of the two is mentally ill. This guy was in fact mentally ill.

    • @glasstuna
      @glasstuna Рік тому +78

      She imported a species of animal known to be dangerous and allowed it to roam around her home without a leash. She played with fire and got burned.

    • @incomingincoming1133
      @incomingincoming1133 Рік тому +8

      I believe they were in a sexual relationship.

    • @nickthompson1812
      @nickthompson1812 Рік тому +13

      @@glasstuna I think she had a leash on the boys. Just read a little bit and you’ll know she had them on a tight leash, boarded up windows, bucket for a toilet, padlocked door. Sounds like a pretty good leash to me. It’s what happens when you finally let them off the leash after all those years…

  • @63mckenzie
    @63mckenzie Рік тому +1925

    It's amazing how many times acts of kindness are completely betrayed.

    • @ajax2.087
      @ajax2.087 Рік тому +33

      It's pretty rare mate that's why it's so shocking.

    • @ian-fm2xc
      @ian-fm2xc Рік тому +7

      I knew it was him from the start, i could be a detective

    • @cpunktspunkt748
      @cpunktspunkt748 Рік тому +12

      The "acts of kind" insults can lead to that when they are directed to a cold blooded psychopath.

    • @stonward
      @stonward Рік тому +40

      Upbringing is really important - but so are genes....

    • @ajax2.087
      @ajax2.087 Рік тому +37

      @@stonward We don't know the Child's upbringing in those first 4 years and even afterwards with the adoption. Who knows if we will ever identify a 'psycho gene' ever but kids can suffer irreparable trauma very young.

  • @MyThera-zo2og
    @MyThera-zo2og 5 місяців тому +12

    He didn't cry once or show any signs of regret to think She adopted him and he ended her life is saddening.
    "My mom overreacted" You BROKE her arm

  • @callbettersaul
    @callbettersaul Рік тому +559

    Dude gets accused of killing his mom and he says "I'm offended". Tell me one innocent person, who wouldn't cry in that situation.

    • @zenmaster8826
      @zenmaster8826 Рік тому +27

      Obviously a psychopath…. No emotions, didn’t even try to fake emotions.. just plain cold.
      Only emotion he showed was being annoyed when they were starting to accuse him

    • @Diamonddavej
      @Diamonddavej Рік тому

      ​@@zenmaster8826 See: Florida Teacher Accused of Keeping 12-Year-Old Boy Locked Up in Her Home with Just a Bucket for a Toilet
      Denise Elaine Hallowell, 54, was arrested on Monday after the boy escaped from her Inverness, Florida, home over the weekend. She reported him missing, but when detectives located the child, he told officials of the alleged abuse he’d endured and he was ultimately taken into protective custody.
      Capt. DeCarlo tells PEOPLE that the boy said that Hallowell kept him locked in a room that “consisted of a cot with an air mattress and a bucket to use as a toilet.” She also allegedly nailed the boy’s windows shut and obscured them so that he could not look out.
      “He was without food or water for days at a time and only allowed to come out of his room to do chores, which Hallowell made him do naked,” the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement. “He was allegedly repeatedly beaten by Hallowell, even in the groin area.”
      Another boy (Carlos) allegedly lived in the home as well, but he had a fully furnished room, complete with a computer, posters and various electronics, DeCarlo says. (Authorities would not comment on Hallowell’s relationship to this boy, either.)
      In an interview with detectives, Hallowell denied ever making the boy do chores naked or beating him in the groin, according to DeCarlo. She allegedly admitted to spanking him and nailing his windows shut so he would not run away again, but she called the boy’s locked door a “mistake.” This was the second time the boy had tried to escape the home, DeCarlo says.

    • @TonyMontana-is6qd
      @TonyMontana-is6qd Рік тому +34

      As a person who has seen death before . I don’t show emotion . It doesn’t mean I’m guilty

    • @typical_doza
      @typical_doza Рік тому +14

      I mean if you were innocent, you would react in a certain way that would make you uneasy. Also, everyone responds to shock differently.

    • @liukang3545
      @liukang3545 Рік тому +8

      @@zenmaster8826 lol look we got an internet pseudo-psychatrist XD

  • @animalloverjulian8243
    @animalloverjulian8243 Рік тому +611

    Unlike most people in interrogation, Carlos is remarkably good at not showing signs of nervousness, guilt, or any form of anxiety. The one thing that sticks out as a red flag is his lack of emotion and his composure for someone who just lost their mother and witnessed the gruesome crime scene.

    • @pugsnhogz
      @pugsnhogz Рік тому +42

      Lol so to be clear:
      Most ppl look guilty bc nervous
      But this guy looks guilty bc not nervous
      Got it

    • @dystopian..
      @dystopian.. Рік тому +69

      Yes, because he’s a sociopath. This was literally the very same day/eve as the murder and he’s acting like he’s talking about his day at Disney.

    • @maryapatterson
      @maryapatterson Рік тому +8

      I wonder what happened from birth until she adopted him?😢

    • @andrewfields8556
      @andrewfields8556 Рік тому +20

      They did pet scans of people who suffer from sociopathic disorders and the center of the brain that feels remorse is almost nonexistent. This makes perfect sense when see people like that literally have no feeling almost as if there is a feeling of indifference. I watched a documentary on people with this disorder, it's quite common. But just because someone has this disorder doesn't mean that they will be a murderer, it simply means that if they are, they don't care.

    • @n3wt
      @n3wt Рік тому +1

      physcopath

  • @ahoychloe7091
    @ahoychloe7091 Рік тому +54

    This is one scary guy. Even the fact that he broke his mother's arm is devastating, but then to kill her with an axe while she's sleeping? So scary.

  • @DraggyCash
    @DraggyCash 6 місяців тому +6

    Him- So you're calling me a sociopath?
    Detective-
    Yeah

  • @Bubbs4221
    @Bubbs4221 Рік тому +152

    The fact that he is disconnected from reality and detached from normal human emotions is very chilling. This type of individual really is and will always be a danger yo society.

  • @mikemoreno1810
    @mikemoreno1810 11 місяців тому +1142

    I’m surprised he didn’t ask if murder was going to affect his credit score

    • @saiyanacademy9834
      @saiyanacademy9834 11 місяців тому +11

      😂 he probably had a higher score than the mother

    • @phoenixdavida8987
      @phoenixdavida8987 6 місяців тому +2

      😂😂

    • @summer6u
      @summer6u 6 місяців тому

      H@!

    • @monasky6693
      @monasky6693 6 місяців тому +5

      Or God forbid his Tuesday tennis match

    • @goatmanedits4
      @goatmanedits4 6 місяців тому +3

      There was a lovely two bedroom he was hoping to rent we wouldn't want murder to get in the way of that

  • @tabby73
    @tabby73 Рік тому +465

    Wow his last few statements (will it be expunged, I still have things to do etc) really showcase his coldheartedness. You took a life man, it's not the same as stealing a candy bar ffs! Poor Denise. She was right to be scared of him. Very sad. RIP.

    • @markmike7933
      @markmike7933 Рік тому +11

      I'm surprised he didn't say "listen man, I got a date in an hour so can we move this along?" :)
      He's an American. He's lived almost his whole life here. So I don't think he heard that the American justice system was soft or anything.
      He's just out there :)

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy Рік тому +26

      Poor Denise? She was actually abusive. I just watched another video on the case and she had been arrested for child abuse at one point. Another adopted son was removed from the home. She had boarded up his windows, had a padlock on his door, and he had a bucket to use as a toilet. There were witnesses and recordings of her screaming and saying awful things. She would scream, slap, and demean the boys regularly. It's not wise to make assumptions.

    • @ChillAssTurtle
      @ChillAssTurtle Рік тому +9

      ​@@VioletJoyim not gonna double check any of that and just take your word for it.

    • @Yourmomgoestocolledge
      @Yourmomgoestocolledge Рік тому

      I'm saying! What a selfish pos loser! She was right to call him a loser.

    • @melvin_milton
      @melvin_milton Рік тому +12

      @@ChillAssTurtle Violet is going around defending an axe murdering sociopath.

  • @godsmacked1000
    @godsmacked1000 6 місяців тому +10

    Crazy! He probably thought he got away with it after the first interview.

  • @GradKat
    @GradKat Рік тому +459

    He’s remarkably self-assured and confident for a 17 year old. And eerily calm. I get more upset over a scratch on my car than he is over the brutal murder of his mother.

    • @DarkCrimeDocs
      @DarkCrimeDocs Рік тому +38

      It's like it is just another day for him, very creepy

    • @KathyPrendergast-cu5ci
      @KathyPrendergast-cu5ci Рік тому +40

      Frankly it’s very hard to believe he’s just 17 as he looks and sounds more like a man in his early 20s. Knowing he was adopted internationally, reportedly at age 4 (so not an infant), makes his age even more suspect. It’s common for children in orphanages in poor countries to look younger than most children their age because they’re smaller due to poor nutrition. Sometimes when orphanages get abandoned children they have to just estimate their age as there are no birth certificates or other records. But they’re not always right. I don’t know if it’s true that some orphanages deliberately “lose” kids’ birth records and lie about their age to make them more likely to be adopted, but I’ve heard of this happening too.

    • @fabiogotcash4515
      @fabiogotcash4515 Рік тому +10

      if something ever happened like this to my mum even if she broke her leg or smthing infront of me i would be freaking out i don’t understand how he is this calm and insane after comminting a murder

    • @trusttheprocess5618
      @trusttheprocess5618 Рік тому

      @@fabiogotcash4515he has no feelings, sociopaths don’t feel for anyone his sole purpose in life is to use people to get ahead and discard them later.

    • @maryjogreen1706
      @maryjogreen1706 Рік тому +4

      So very odd! That poor woman who raised him!?? So tragic

  • @iamchrispaezjr
    @iamchrispaezjr Рік тому +857

    This is beyond sad. So many kids wishing they could be adopted into a loving home, or have loving parents to begin with, and this psychopathic pos puts an axe through his mothers head. Horrible person.

    • @vickieadams6648
      @vickieadams6648 Рік тому +13

      Agreed 💯💯

    • @nathanalexander8554
      @nathanalexander8554 Рік тому +11

      Exactly, 100% agree

    • @AkilahHussain169
      @AkilahHussain169 Рік тому +1

      That's why one should never adopt a Black or Mexican kid
      They turn out to be Criminals despite the love they get .
      It's just in their blood which will eventually make them Filthy Adults in Future

    • @MikeGrau0hr
      @MikeGrau0hr Рік тому +34

      do u believe the 4yo was already a horrible person or would you guess he became a horrible person in the next 12 years? think about what a 4yo needs to xp to already b horrible. and what about a 16yo? he might have gotten beaten, abused and insulted by his 'mother' throughout his life, as he stated, we dont know it. dont prejudge, leave it to the courts.

    • @MikeGrau0hr
      @MikeGrau0hr Рік тому

      @@nathanalexander8554 "She was arrested in Sept. 2015 after her 12-year-old son, who was adopted from Honduras, said Denise physically abused him by locking him inside his room and not feeding him." wood nailed infront his windows, she lost her job, sexual abuse allegations yadayada

  • @carlosvega4704
    @carlosvega4704 Рік тому +2174

    She's not your mom
    . She's a lady that gave you an opportunity in life.

    • @karlheinzvonkroemann2217
      @karlheinzvonkroemann2217 Рік тому +125

      I'll bet she regrets that move!

    • @richch1983
      @richch1983 Рік тому +191

      We want to adopt a kid with my wife but this type of things make us think twice, sometimes evil mind comes in the genes.

    • @orgz8736
      @orgz8736 Рік тому +65

      ⁠@@richch1983adopt an asian kid, they are kind and smart by nature

    • @austinallen1797
      @austinallen1797 Рік тому

      @@orgz8736why bother? Just adopt your own group only

    • @diangelo6686
      @diangelo6686 Рік тому +67

      @@richch1983”evil minds come from the genes” what a stupid comment this kid is clearly a psychopath he look’s completely emotionless throughout the whole interrogation

  • @MohMaich
    @MohMaich 4 місяці тому +8

    Rhis kid's issues started at his homeland. Childhood traumas create deep wounds. They should have been addressed immediately. This does not justify his actions and subsequent behavior. Sad case. May she rest in eternal peace. And I bet she wasn't rude to him, it was the other way round.

  • @aO-fy6wv
    @aO-fy6wv Рік тому +331

    Gotta love detectives getting people like him to spills it out. He went from “ I don’t remember/ don’t know” to “ oh ya I did this”

    • @Eahgle
      @Eahgle Рік тому +6

      😂 fr tho

    • @Josh_you_uh
      @Josh_you_uh Рік тому +5

      That’s why u don’t speak to them at all.

    • @alexquinonez8443
      @alexquinonez8443 Рік тому +5

      The second cop was much better at getting the truth out of him by being his "friend." The first cop came at him hard and he shut down.

    • @Evolution57583
      @Evolution57583 Рік тому

      Nice words baby

    • @DodaGarcia
      @DodaGarcia 3 місяці тому +1

      Right? Started with "I never let her room", then it was "I did go down by the lake", then "I did grab the axe", then "I did go inside holding the axe", etc.

  • @AlexKnepper
    @AlexKnepper Рік тому +668

    I watched from the beginning without preconceptions. I was blown away when they told him they recovered the missing cameras and cell phone. And then even more blown away when he was surprised he was going to jail and thought he could get it expunged later so he could go to college... bizarrely disconnected from reality.

    • @cathjj840
      @cathjj840 Рік тому +6

      Do you know any 17 y.o. boys?

    • @bigboat8329
      @bigboat8329 Рік тому

      Most 17 y.o. are self-aware.@@cathjj840

    • @basillah7650
      @basillah7650 Рік тому +1

      Idiot called the cops on himself as well like should have made a friend before the story and had them lie he was with them by offering them half the assets could have allowed random person cheap rent there to get their finger prints and dna there then called the cops and blamed them on the murder like cops only had him as suspect because he refused to give them another name of who could have done it.

    • @codm_haz3627
      @codm_haz3627 Рік тому +28

      @basillah765 that Mf just called the police on himself ain't no way he gonna think of some random ass plan like that.

    • @truthseeker2248
      @truthseeker2248 Рік тому +20

      Thats what lack of consequences does to person, spoiled brats dont know what are results for their actions it doesnt exist in their minds. They only learn it when they go to jail for the first time.

  • @bob7975
    @bob7975 Рік тому +200

    He's talking about it like he was discussing a trip to the store. Finding your mother with an axe in her head should be really traumatic, regardless of your relationship with her. Finding a stranger like that would haunt most people for a lifetime, and he just shrugs it away.

    • @shaina2323
      @shaina2323 Рік тому +2

      Did nobody else look up a back story or anything? Google it neighbors reported that she was an abusive mother from the time he was four and throughout the years and they were abusive towards each other when he got older..and fought back so their relationship was not perfect.

    • @justinj2170
      @justinj2170 Рік тому +15

      @shaina5383 And with all that being said.... even if all of that is true, what did the OP say that isn't accurate?? Regardless of the dynamics of their relationship, he killed her in cold blood while she was asleep in her bed and then sat in a chair an hour later across from the police and talked about finding her with an axe in head as if he was referring to some meaningless toy. The detective hit the nail on the head when he called him a psychopath. This guy is no victim.

    • @siiiiiuu7
      @siiiiiuu7 Рік тому +11

      @@shaina2323 I grew up in a family that strongly believed in corporal punishment. Was I abused all throughout my childhood? Technically, yes. Does that mean I'm entitled to break a family member's arm, insist on staying in the household, make them fear for their lives, and then casually put an axe through my parents' heads? And even if in some insane scenario, I had done that, I sure wouldn't be sitting in interrogation, callously putting on that ridiculous performance.

    • @JustMeandGod_
      @JustMeandGod_ Рік тому

      @@siiiiiuu7😂😂😂

  • @Cesar-pq2ck
    @Cesar-pq2ck 8 місяців тому +9

    If that was my mom I’d be crying my heart out replaying in my head what I saw. This guy is cold blooded.

  • @mayaboggs600
    @mayaboggs600 Рік тому +118

    Almost having the exact same story as him with being adopted as a baby, having a single mother who was a teacher made this almost impossible to watch because my mother is my world she’s my best friend and just to see him do this to his mom hurts

  • @rpgelements2489
    @rpgelements2489 10 місяців тому +709

    I went to high school with Carlos crazy thing about it is you would never expect him to do this kind of thing specially with the relationship he said he always had with his mom we had theater together. We had to bring three items that represent us and all the items was about his mom and the trips they went on and how he loved her. just goes to show how some people are just broken inside and are good at hiding it

    • @BreezyD-tr8bd
      @BreezyD-tr8bd 9 місяців тому +6

      ​@andrericardo8430and the mother wasn't? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @Glorie-dk8wo
      @Glorie-dk8wo 9 місяців тому +61

      ​@@BreezyD-tr8bdAsshat...

    • @BreezyD-tr8bd
      @BreezyD-tr8bd 9 місяців тому +10

      @@Glorie-dk8wo awh did my opinion make you upset 💀 keep defending a child abuser

    • @Glorie-dk8wo
      @Glorie-dk8wo 9 місяців тому

      @BreezyD-tr8bd Yeah, sure, she was the abuser. Forget there is no evidence to prove your ridiculous statement... But if you have proof, post it. Otherwise, you are a liar. The sociopath not only murdered her with an ax, but before that, he broke her arm and caused other physical harm to her. So yeah, sure, she's the abuser. Asshat...

    • @feraldog5590
      @feraldog5590 9 місяців тому

      ​@@BreezyD-tr8bdchild abuse... Only proof of that is a lying scumbag kid who killed his own mom with no release at all. He's literally a sociopath. As are you if you defend his actions

  • @allisonjames2923
    @allisonjames2923 Рік тому +339

    So completely emotionless the whole time. Never displays any genuine emotion, just calmly relates his lies. It’s disturbing AF how many sociopaths & psychopaths there are among us. Most will never be murderers, but are just brutal & cruel in their relationships & work lives.

    • @Anthony_mock
      @Anthony_mock Рік тому

      @@psn64sat63source

    • @jacobnamod3034
      @jacobnamod3034 Рік тому

      ​@@psn64sat63 must be carlos

    • @luislion9887
      @luislion9887 Рік тому +4

      How do you know that? Im genuinely asking, that's interesting😯

    • @Wtfmango
      @Wtfmango Рік тому

      what luis the lion said @@psn64sat63

    • @airgunballistics1779
      @airgunballistics1779 Рік тому

      ​@@psn64sat63Honestly that was my first thought.. the entire situation seems strange, single people shouldn't be allowed to take random kids in like this.. who knows what really happened 🙄 I mean where is the motive??..

  • @heartstrummer
    @heartstrummer 2 місяці тому +4

    The horror of him slandering his mother's character in an attempt to justify his actions is nauseating.

    • @doneown503
      @doneown503 Місяць тому

      Those Village Inn pies going to waste , isn't a good thing at all ! I'm imagining the time & effort a VI employee went to making those is equally heartbreaking knowing nobodies pie hole will experience those !😢

  • @celenacasciani8500
    @celenacasciani8500 Рік тому +404

    I feel so sad for his mother. Gives him a mother's love and rescues him from most likely a life of poverty and probably more and he repays her with disrespect, violence and cruelty culminating in a horrific death. Saying he still has things to do like college and thinking his act may be expunged shows you how truly sociopathic and delusional he really is. It looks like he's going to feel totally at home in prison given the likely jailhouse tattoos he got while awaiting sentencing. RIP to his mother. She looked to be a warm and giving person...obviously

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy Рік тому +45

      We don't know if she showed him love, though. The video didn't get into that. He made some claims, but we don't know if those are true.

    • @DivandDot
      @DivandDot Рік тому +29

      @@VioletJoy Exactly this. Doesn’t justify his actions regardless but she really could’ve been abusive and he was made to feel he had to deal with it because she “saved him from poverty”.

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy Рік тому +51

      I watched another video on the case, and she actually was abusive. There is recorded evidence and there were witnesses. She was awful to him and even had another adopted son removed from the home after being arrested for child abuse. His bedroom windows were boarded up, his room had a padlock on it, and there was a bucket for him to use as a toilet. She would scream, slap, and demean the boys.

    • @TG-hp8og
      @TG-hp8og Рік тому +22

      ​@@VioletJoy
      And yet,after he broke her arm,and she placed cameras everywhere,with her liw salary ,he came back,and logded a ax in her head ,and threw cameras in the water.
      Ewu put up that "alter alternatives". Im so disapointed in him.
      He is a clear sosiopath(and he is bipolar as well,but that dont make a murderer. Sosiopath tho...) ,and he axed his mother when she slept.
      Its upsetting that someone are trying to justifye he coming back at all,after he broke her arm.

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy Рік тому +28

      @@TG-hp8og Trying to justify what? I'm not sure what you meant. No one would justify him murdering his mother, and of course he should be behind bars. But, the whole story should be given. He endured abuse his whole life and Denise did not help matters any. That's part of the reasoning behind this in his mind.

  • @GreenGoblin73
    @GreenGoblin73 Рік тому +161

    This kid is a narcissistic sociopath. Very manipulative with a sense of entitlement and cold emotions. He speaks as if he believes he's smarter than the detectives, but is clearly mistaken. Truly despicable and sad for the mother who took this cold, calculating sociopath into her home and life only to be killed by him.

    • @siiiiiuu7
      @siiiiiuu7 Рік тому +4

      He really put on quite the performance. I can only imagine what his mother had to put up with day in, day out

    • @Diamonddavej
      @Diamonddavej Рік тому +6

      Denise Hallowell was arrested for aggregated child abuse in 2015, after Carlos' younger bother escaped the home. Police corroborated some of his allegations, they found the windows of his room were nailed shut and covered over, and the door was locked. His room was bare, except for a mattress to sleep on and a plastic bucket for a toilet. He accused Denise Hallowell of physical abuse, ordering him to do household chores naked, punching him the groin while Carlos helped pin him down. She was ultimately acquitted as Carlos defended her, but the local community shunned her and she lost her job, indicating they believed the accusations.

    • @MikeGrau0hr
      @MikeGrau0hr Рік тому

      @@Diamonddavej thx for pushing me in that rabbit hole bro

    • @SMCwasTaken
      @SMCwasTaken Рік тому

      Your insults mean nothing to him

    • @sus527
      @sus527 Рік тому

      @@Diamonddavej so the kid did right assuming the story you narrating is about this case

  • @AndrewHamilton-g8w
    @AndrewHamilton-g8w 10 місяців тому +114

    He explained how he axed his mother to death with absolutely no emotions at all. Absolutely disturbing!

    • @PresidentialRel
      @PresidentialRel 2 місяці тому +1

      I don't see how someone could kill their own mother the one person that loved them unconditionally 🤦🏾‍♂️😤

  • @peopledork0
    @peopledork0 4 місяці тому +7

    dude just axed his adopted mother to death and is wondering when he'll be able to start college: KIDS THESE DAYS

  • @ABHI-cg5dz
    @ABHI-cg5dz Рік тому +609

    The fact thag she adopted him and gave him a good life and care and he took her life in the most horrifying way. It's just odd how normal people suddenly lean towards evil and commit horrors. The more I see cases like this I believe it's not just mental issues there is something else unnoticed by most of us.

    • @carolirvine3367
      @carolirvine3367 Рік тому +54

      He was never normal, he's a sociopath.

    • @tanura5830
      @tanura5830 Рік тому +8

      she psychologically abused him

    • @1sneeze
      @1sneeze Рік тому

      ​@@tanura5830how

    • @dutchvv
      @dutchvv Рік тому +2

      What else could it be besides mental issues?

    • @Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3
      @Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 Рік тому

      ​@@dutchvv demonic possession. They're directly related after all.

  • @tenten8335
    @tenten8335 Рік тому +195

    My dad was extremely abusive towards me growing up. Best way to get back at an abusive parent is to leave, never turn back, and enjoy a happy and productive life without them.
    You let them live. Never kill

    • @TayMotivate
      @TayMotivate Рік тому +15

      Thanks for sparing his life

    • @mr.grumpy
      @mr.grumpy Рік тому +3

      😄@@TayMotivate

    • @bereabeard
      @bereabeard Рік тому +18

      Success is the best revenge.

    • @kateruterbories2692
      @kateruterbories2692 Рік тому +13

      100% agree. Did the same thing, haven't looked back.

    • @joe-nz4xz
      @joe-nz4xz Рік тому

      Actually I killed both of my parents and I turned out okay

  • @Sg92-m4h
    @Sg92-m4h Рік тому +296

    This was genuinely really disturbing and sick to watch. Specifically him trying to defend himself. He has no remorse and thinks he can outsmart the detectives. Absolutely sickening.

    • @Stoirelius
      @Stoirelius Рік тому +1

      I watch a lot of videos like this and, as far as interaction to cops go, he was the dumbest of them all.

    • @Sg92-m4h
      @Sg92-m4h Рік тому

      @@Stoirelius Oh an absolute idiot. What grossed me out the most was his tone.

    • @RafaelTaboada-x3k
      @RafaelTaboada-x3k Рік тому +5

      Maybe their is more to the story because why would somebody want to kill for no reason, theirs always a reason for people to do certain things.

    • @Brainsore.
      @Brainsore. Рік тому +1

      What funny is how shocked you are… I can tell you haven’t watched a lot of true crime interviews nor videos

    • @Brainsore.
      @Brainsore. Рік тому

      @@RafaelTaboada-x3ksometimes the reason is… no reason! Lol

  • @kuribojim3916
    @kuribojim3916 7 місяців тому +14

    This is incredible. Well done to the police for their hard work. It’s so bizarre seeing him insist he doesn’t remember then literally revealing what happened step by step. He clearly is a sociopath who shouldn’t be released from jail.

  • @stinkysdiner
    @stinkysdiner Рік тому +88

    Imagine you just admitted to brutally murdering your own mother and then being concerned about whether you’ll make it to college next semester. Dude lives on another planet

    • @siiiiiuu7
      @siiiiiuu7 Рік тому +2

      Exactly. I see a few people on here trying to justify what he did by saying the guy said his mom was abusive towards him... but his behavior and utter lack of basic human remorse is so telling

  • @DeputyHermann
    @DeputyHermann Рік тому +180

    The way how soul crushing is the fact that this man killed his own mother, that adopted him, helped him and wanted to raise him a good man. She gave him her everything and he murdered her, then asked if he will can still go to college. I really hope this man never sees daylight as a free person ever again.

    • @bobbarker9556
      @bobbarker9556 Рік тому +6

      He could have been damaged in the womb due to his birth mothers’ lifestyle.

    • @vickieadams6648
      @vickieadams6648 Рік тому

      ​@@bobbarker9556Still have to be put away from society ( like a rabid animal). Dangerous to society.

    • @resy6
      @resy6 Рік тому

      Are you justifying his actions???@@bobbarker9556

    • @ZorrowTasogare92
      @ZorrowTasogare92 Рік тому +5

      He had some mental issues and also the abusive talk from the adoptive mom didn't help when growing

    • @Pignificent
      @Pignificent Рік тому

      ​@@bobbarker9556don't blame his birth mother. Blame the one who raised him

  • @robbycarr6127
    @robbycarr6127 9 місяців тому +430

    Anybody else noticed how he said he was a heavy sleeper but as soon as the woman walked in the room and said a gentle "hello", he woke up

    • @soyjusthyn7850
      @soyjusthyn7850 7 місяців тому +23

      Good observation

    • @sshoel
      @sshoel 6 місяців тому +40

      He wasn't sleeping, Would you be sleeping if the police just called you a sociopath and said they think you killed someone whom you killed..

    • @robbycarr6127
      @robbycarr6127 6 місяців тому +18

      @@sshoel well actually yes I would be....cause I would be a sociopath and clearly shown in the video, he did it and guess what....he's a sociopath so it would make sense for him to have the sociopathic behavior. Can you dig it?

    • @sshoel
      @sshoel 6 місяців тому +10

      @@robbycarr6127 Nothing you said made ANY sense infact all you did was just talked in circles... Can you dig, Jive turkey..

    • @bennieves7777
      @bennieves7777 6 місяців тому +7

      @@robbycarr6127 no lmao, you wouldn’t be sleeping in this situation…

  • @alexparadise91
    @alexparadise91 6 місяців тому +31

    Guys, don’t kill your parents

    • @uolocur9356
      @uolocur9356 6 місяців тому +7

      Me: *stops pouring gasoline* ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

    • @Kay-1357
      @Kay-1357 4 місяці тому +5

      Thanks for the advice man

    • @jamesthompson426
      @jamesthompson426 3 місяці тому +2

      You can't tell me what to do you are not my mom

    • @garyw8824
      @garyw8824 Місяць тому

      😂😂​@@jamesthompson426

    • @ah-zj8wm
      @ah-zj8wm Місяць тому

      The ladies get one pass tho

  • @Kyle-qf5zc
    @Kyle-qf5zc Рік тому +72

    The best part of calling him out as a sociopath is that even though he should stop the interview right there HE CAN'T AND NEVER WILL

  • @bereabeard
    @bereabeard Рік тому +37

    He hoped murdering his mother by embedding an axe in her skull could be 'expunged', because he had things to do, like college? WOW! Just W O W .

  • @Catty-i9y
    @Catty-i9y 7 місяців тому +6

    He was already a sociopath when she adopted him. Probably from whatever happened to him in his first 4 years. How sad and horrific for that poor woman. 😢

  • @zoey_r
    @zoey_r Рік тому +185

    I was adopted from Guatemala at 10 months old. I received trauma as a baby living in foster care as only my basic needs were met as I only laid in a crib until my adopted family came for me. I could never imagine hurting those angels that saved me… I pray that Denise is at rest. God be with her ❤

    • @danniq4278
      @danniq4278 Рік тому +2

      ❤❤❤❤❤❤

    • @Diamonddavej
      @Diamonddavej Рік тому

      See this news story from 2015:
      Florida Teacher Accused of Keeping 12-Year-Old Boy Locked Up in Her Home with Just a Bucket for a Toilet
      Denise Elaine Hallowell, 54, was arrested on Monday after the boy escaped from her Inverness, Florida, home over the weekend. She reported him missing, but when detectives located the child, he told officials of the alleged abuse he’d endured and he was ultimately taken into protective custody.
      Capt. DeCarlo tells PEOPLE that the boy said that Hallowell kept him locked in a room that “consisted of a cot with an air mattress and a bucket to use as a toilet.” She also allegedly nailed the boy’s windows shut and obscured them so that he could not look out.
      “He was without food or water for days at a time and only allowed to come out of his room to do chores, which Hallowell made him do naked,” the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement. “He was allegedly repeatedly beaten by Hallowell, even in the groin area.”
      Another boy (Carlos) allegedly lived in the home as well, but he had a fully furnished room, complete with a computer, posters and various electronics, DeCarlo says. (Authorities would not comment on Hallowell’s relationship to this boy, either.)
      In an interview with detectives, Hallowell denied ever making the boy do chores naked or beating him in the groin, according to DeCarlo. She allegedly admitted to spanking him and nailing his windows shut so he would not run away again, but she called the boy’s locked door a “mistake.” This was the second time the boy had tried to escape the home, DeCarlo says.
      The other boy in the home told investigators that he had held the boy down before while Hallowell physically disciplined him, according to DeCarlo. She denied having the other boy participate in the first boy’s punishment.

    • @facehugger3
      @facehugger3 Рік тому +2

      You're a good person it seems . God Bless you and your adoptive parents.

    • @MikeGrau0hr
      @MikeGrau0hr Рік тому +4

      she may have abused her adoptive child. google her name. she was no angle!

    • @richardhoward4645
      @richardhoward4645 Рік тому

      She may have adopted him to groom as her sex slave as he got older and he had gotten fed up with the situation, knowing no one would believe him@@MikeGrau0hr

  • @kevinsherman3667
    @kevinsherman3667 Рік тому +118

    This is like something you’d see in a horror movie that sucks you in and you can’t stop watching. But the terrifying part is that this actually happened in real life with real people.

  • @Heartadia
    @Heartadia Рік тому +323

    Never let this evil person out of jail.

    • @lovetalx
      @lovetalx Рік тому +6

      Well...they won't because he is serving life without possibility of parole.

    • @drjimjam1112
      @drjimjam1112 Рік тому

      He’s not “evil,” he’s a sociopath. He doesn’t have feelings like a normal person. Genetic defect?

    • @dianebrayden4123
      @dianebrayden4123 Рік тому

      Newsom likes to release killers

    • @andynarvaez1927
      @andynarvaez1927 Рік тому +3

      He’s 17

    • @JeremiahRoss-lq2ol
      @JeremiahRoss-lq2ol Рік тому +12

      ​@@andynarvaez1927the fucks that supposed to mean ?

  • @samantharose1041
    @samantharose1041 6 місяців тому +4

    This is awful. I was adopted when I was 11 years old by the most loving people. Adoption is one of the most selfless things a person can do, it’s not technically your kid but you are choosing to love them like they are. I can’t imagine the mixed emotions this woman must have been feeling having been in fear of him for the last few months of her life. Betrayal, disappointment, but always that underlying feeling of the love for your child that you raised. Rest in peace.

  • @perochialjoe
    @perochialjoe Рік тому +131

    "I hope this doesn't interfere with too much because I still have things I want to do like college." It's kind of unreal how it just never seems to occur to these people that if they really wanted to keep living their life then they could just.... not murder people.

    • @bobbyhill4118
      @bobbyhill4118 Рік тому

      Like you can literally feel remorseless for people but never kill someone ever just by using the logical part of your brain to analyze how society will hate you, no longer trust you, and how you’ll more than likely rot in a dungeon

    • @ted2136
      @ted2136 Рік тому +2

      Ye but these people are sick tho arent they? Shud be locked up

  • @kenotube3160
    @kenotube3160 10 місяців тому +968

    That axe head was fully buried in her head. The amount of force required is immense. He had such anger for the woman who nurtured and sacrificed for him since she lovingly pulled him out of poverty and despair as a 4 year old. Absolutely horrific and just inexplicable.

    • @H0und0fHircin3
      @H0und0fHircin3 7 місяців тому +73

      Not that what he did was justified by any means, but she was seen multiple times severely physically abusing him.

    • @mungoblizzard6114
      @mungoblizzard6114 6 місяців тому +49

      She was consistently abusing him and he snapped

    • @patchrocket1326
      @patchrocket1326 5 місяців тому +5

      And yet Candace hit her victim. 42 times … and is free 😮

    • @helenaville5939
      @helenaville5939 5 місяців тому +54

      What he did was appalling. But you are implying that if an adult rescues a child from abject poverty they then have the right to abuse that child and society should overlook that. Not so.

    • @supremebuffalo6322
      @supremebuffalo6322 5 місяців тому +31

      "the amount of force required is immense" mate you've never swung an axe lets be honest. Anybody who has used an axe (for it's intended purpose) knows that. They have a weighted head and a sharp wedge, they're literally designed to get through solid wood. Is a skull tougher than a section of a tree trunk? Lets assume No
      The murder is horrible and the act is heinous - there's no need to make such hyperbolic statements and add your own spin to it. Its not necessary.
      Anecdote; I was splitting logs at 15 as a little fat nerdy kid with no muscles... You can even sharpen them, yknow? Like, so they cut _even easier._

  • @LauraBidingCitizen
    @LauraBidingCitizen Рік тому +137

    That beautiful woman knew he was capable of harming her, she was that terrified of her own son she got cctv not only for the outside of her property but the inside too. She knew. I can only imagine she’d convinced herself over time she was ‘over exaggerating’ & ‘being silly’, it was her own son after all, little did she know that repeated gut feeling was telling her what was to come. Absolutely gut wrenching.
    He was so cold. He didn’t care about what he’d done, he just cared about his now non existent ‘future’. Disgusting. Hope he rots.

    • @brigidocallaghan5236
      @brigidocallaghan5236 Рік тому +5

      And he sharpened the axe!

    • @milesstover3724
      @milesstover3724 Рік тому

      it WASNT her son....I swear man political correctness and nonsense culture has demented peoples minds....she is a EUROPEAN WOMAN....he is some demon from GUATEMALA .....is that really going over your head?

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy Рік тому +23

      Beautiful woman? Why make assumptions?? He did not mention half of the evidence in this video for some strange reason.
      She was actually abusive. I just watched another video on the case and she had been arrested for child abuse at one point. Another adopted son was removed from the home. She had boarded up his windows, had a padlock on his door, and he had a bucket to use as a toilet. There were witnesses and recordings of her screaming and saying awful things. She would scream, slap, and demean the boys regularly. It's not wise to make assumptions.

    • @LauraBidingCitizen
      @LauraBidingCitizen Рік тому +34

      @@VioletJoy
      ‘Denise had previously made headlines in September 2015 when she was arrested and accused of physically abusing her younger adoptive son, who was only 12 years old at the time, as per a Fox 13 report. The allegations stated that she locked the boy in a room and starved him.
      However, Denise was released due to a lack of evidence to back these claims. Moreover, her second son, Carlos, then 14 years old, had defended her and corroborated her claims that the younger son had a very troubled past.
      Denise Hallowell decided to adopt children because of her own background as an adopted child, Fox13 reported. She adopted Carlos from Guatemala when he was four years old and her younger son was adopted from Honduras, the Citrus Gazette wrote. “There are conditions that some of these children have that they actually grow further away from you,” the single mother told Fox13 in a past interview. “Some of that is because of those experiences they had in the past that we don’t know anything about.”
      Following the accusations, the younger son was removed from the home and Carlos, who was not related to his adoptive brother, continued his life with Denise Hallowell. At the time, Denise Hallowell told Fox13 that investigators spoke with Carlos and her younger son’s teachers. “He immediately refuted everything his younger brother had said. They talked to teachers. Teachers knew my youngest son through years of school here. They were also in agreement with me.”
      Perhaps YOU should do YOUR research & stop making assumptions on a woman (& evidently enjoying smearing a deceased woman’s name!) who has been murdered by her adoptive son who was expelled from school for drug taking & being abusive! ALL charges were dropped because there was not a shred of evidence. Locked in his room with just a bucket?!! Boarded up windows?!! Funny that, when the police turned up unannounced they saw nothing of the sort! Adoptive children DO & are capable of lying because of their traumatic past. Perhaps in future you’ll mind your mouth & do your own extensive research before rudely & ignorantly coming for others who have experience with the fostering & adoptive world & know exactly what some of these kids are like due to sick & disgusting adults!

    • @VioletJoy
      @VioletJoy Рік тому +15

      @@LauraBidingCitizen I am aware of all of that. So are you suggesting that Carlos is always honest? Can you see how it's possible for children to defend a parent even if they are being abused?
      Denise admitted to locking Angel in his room, giving him a bucket to pee/poop in, and boarding up his windows. Under what circumstances is that good parenting?
      There were witnesses to her abuse. I even heard a couple of the recordings. Her own friend took Carlos in at one point and witnessed the abuse. She would scream, hit, and demean the children. That is a proven fact. I'm not sure why you'd believe one report when there are actual recordings of neighbors and friends who were well aware of the abuse.

  • @chronic13131
    @chronic13131 6 місяців тому +7

    "I just hope this isnt going to affect me too much" 😮wow

  • @leondraw1766
    @leondraw1766 Рік тому +256

    I don't care what age I was at the time but if I had walked in a found my mom with an axe sticking out of her head there is no way I would be that calm while being interviewed. And, it would make me irate if anyone even suggested that I had anything to do with it. That's one thing about liars. The more they tell the story the more it will change because, under pressure, they can't keep track of all of the lies their story contains. He's a true pos.

    • @jill8037
      @jill8037 Рік тому +4

      🎯

    • @thedbcooperforum
      @thedbcooperforum Рік тому +13

      A sociopath has no feelings and quickly forget while lying right to your face. They love to play the victim and feel nothing is wrong..

    • @Davidconservative
      @Davidconservative Рік тому +1

      Eye for an eye. We need to go back to the code of Hammurabi!, Just my opinion.

    • @missleader5262
      @missleader5262 Рік тому +6

      Judge Judy always says that if you tell the truth you don't have to have a good memory...

    • @MercenaryBlackWaterz
      @MercenaryBlackWaterz Рік тому +10

      The "mother" is not totally innocent, watch more videos about this case. There was a second adoptive son that was kept locked and abused for example...

  • @lacountess
    @lacountess Рік тому +314

    I loved how when he dared the detective to call him a sociopath, he did. He looks like someone used to getting what he wants through intimidation. He had no idea he was dealing with someone much tougher than him. 😆

    • @MistressKarma6969
      @MistressKarma6969 Рік тому +28

      Imo i think things like this happen when there is no male role models around. They are use to running over the females. My nefew tried this too. We have an all female family since my father passed. All of a sudden my 16 year old nefew was like iam the man of the family. My husband got his butt together tho 😂😂. He doesn't do it anymore thank god

    • @cynthiadavid5282
      @cynthiadavid5282 Рік тому +6

      A mothers love he killed her no mercy for this man let him rot in prison for life so sad to c this why a single mom trying to give her adopted son love

    • @MistressKarma6969
      @MistressKarma6969 Рік тому +21

      @@yodadday8_1 Thats why i hate it when women are like i don't need a man . Its like do they realize they maybe able to clothe and feed the kids but u can not teach a boy how to be a man. I dont care what anyone says they need that male figure. Its very important. Iam sorry ur mom had to go through that.

    • @melanies.6030
      @melanies.6030 Рік тому +4

      ​@@MistressKarma6969 "nefew" ?

    • @microscopic.caterpill
      @microscopic.caterpill Рік тому +7

      @@cynthiadavid5282She abused him. Y’all should do your research better IMO. It’s no excuse for him but she raised him like this.

  • @BOMBINGOMEN
    @BOMBINGOMEN Рік тому +183

    There are so many foster kids out there that would appreciate having a mother to take care of them. Such a disgrace.

    • @level2etmpractical665
      @level2etmpractical665 Рік тому +5

      Good comment & agree.

    • @TheSCPStudio
      @TheSCPStudio Рік тому +11

      Not if she really was hitting him like he suggested. Most people seem to gloss over that part and paint this kid out to be evil.

    • @gonna_cry
      @gonna_cry Рік тому +15

      I was also hit almost regularly as a child. I know many people who had abusive parents. Most just cut ties after moving out.

    • @vertyisprobablydead
      @vertyisprobablydead Рік тому +8

      @@TheSCPStudio Oh no! He was hiiiiiiiit! Wow oh nooooooooooooo!

    • @HipixOFFICIAL
      @HipixOFFICIAL Рік тому

      ​@@vertyisprobablydead I pray you never have kids.

  • @Mark-ml3nv
    @Mark-ml3nv 7 місяців тому +5

    My ex neighbour was a sociopath. They are scary as they can do anything. Thought she was smart but they never are.

  • @jesperjee
    @jesperjee Рік тому +101

    This kid is insane. "I still have things I want to do....do you think I'll have a record?" Completely nuts.

    • @johnryman1366
      @johnryman1366 Рік тому +2

      or stupidio

    • @JoshuaDillonn
      @JoshuaDillonn Рік тому +2

      LOL. MUCHO STUPIDO

    • @danielcintron4142
      @danielcintron4142 Рік тому

      Yeah,la real el chico es Bruto con cojones bro,like how the fuck you kill your own mother and have the audacity to say that you want go to college and hope this doesn’t affect my record.Istg I would’ve been beating his ass right now

    • @mattbones-nz3pw
      @mattbones-nz3pw 7 місяців тому

      ​@@johnryman1366 his victims also had things she wanted to do as well. But she will never get the chance to do it