I still remember vividly when the counselor came into our 3rd grade classroom to announce the bad news.. all the children that had Mrs. Whitaker in Kindergarten and as a teaching assistant when she retired started to bawl. That’s the first moment I had ever experienced someone I have physically walked past day to day being murdered. It’s a surreal feeling. R.I.P. Mrs. Whitaker, you haven’t been forgotten almost 20 years later.
"That's the first moment I had ever experienced someone I have physically walked past day to day being murdered." Chilling statement, and I'm sorry you experienced this - particularly at such a young age. But you should never encounter either a murder victim or a murderer. Most people live in communities where murder is rare, and they go their entire lives without personally knowing a murder victim. And this is how it should be. As murder rates rise, we must be careful that these crimes don't become normalized, or an accepted part of life. In order to do this, and keep murder rates low, all crimes - particularly petty crimes - must be prosecuted to the full extent of the law (ie: the laws before shoplifting and other crimes were decriminalized). Studies are very clear that murders rates raise precipitously when misdemeanors don't get prosecuted. NYC's decades long experiment with crime leniency supports these studies fully - and also shows us how to address these situations which Giuliani did with his tough on crime stance. Unfortunately, people fail to learn from history and are doomed to repeat it.
I can appreciate your memories from what must seem like forever ago. But, I promise that's a memory that will always be etched in your mind! My 1st grade teacher, Miss Cutter, told us kids right before Christmas break she was going to have a baby, she'd be leaving to start her family and we'd have a new teacher when we came back from break! (I know it's not the same as a teacher dying, but I understand the attachment aspect at a young age.) I remember being devistated cause I loved her and this was my first experience with someone I was attached to saying they'd be leaving. I was so upset! I guess my mom recognized how hard I was taking this news cause she made arrangements with Miss Cutter for her to take me over to her house to visit with her a couple times after Christmas break. After that I recovered. I can't imagine how I would have felt had Miss Cutter been killed. The following year in the 2nd grade was the year JFK was assassinated. The school shut down at 1:30 pm, all the teachers were crying and even though 90٪ of kids walked to school all parents came and picked their kids up that afternoon. (It was 1 mile for my siblings & I.) I remember being so scared because I didn't understand why all the teachers were crying? Once I got home my parents told me & my siblings our President was assassinated today and that's why everyone is so sad! Funny how although I can't remember what I did a week ago, here it is 60+ years later I can clearly remember like it was yesterday those two episodes in my life. I'm sorry for your loss at such a young impressionable age! ❤ I understand! ❤
To add to the manipulation, Bart had access to lots of $$$ and seemed like he specifically made friends with people outside of that circle. Not an excuse but definitely an incentive
“High expectations set by my family” The expectation was literally just graduate from college. They even shrugged off the fact you were expelled for theft and threatened their lives. There were zero expectations.
Well, to be fair, we don't know that. The fact that he liked shopping and had feminine speech patterns may have meant he was gay and we don't know the family's reaction to that.
@@melisentiapheiffer3034When a man shops, it’s different from a woman. You see me shopping you know I’m walking around with a purpose. There is no “ifs”, “ands” or “buts” when you see me shopping.
You are the first youtuber I have seen that says "well be right back" and prepares for the annoying ads that have to be played. Good job on that because the ads are more annoying to me on these types of dramatic videos when they interupt the video in mid sentence in what seems like the worst possible times. So great job for taking them into account
@@rachelsill79 Still better than having ads jammed down your throat every 5 fucking seconds on literally every platform ever. I wish there was a way to block ads at the router - so that you just never have to see them.
His dad is a perfect example of loving someone unconditionally....I don't think I could ever forgive anyone even if it's my own son for coldly murdering my family...prayers for his dad.
Its not easy but I think I could do it. In my time in jail I understand I am no one to judge anyone. I know very little about anyone situation and even the worst of people have their story. I used to judge everyone until it was my turn to be judged and that still haunts me. People do horrible things but I believe everyone will get what they deserve once we pass and understand the true nature of this life we are in. People who did the worst will surely burn and there is no discretion to pain in the afterlife. I pray everyone becomes more understanding to one another. Nonetheless even if you don’t judge it doesn’t mean you should stay with those who do evil acts or disrespect you, that is when one distance themselves for their self worth. Blessings
I’m blown away that the dad supported his son until the very end. I get that he’s your kid, but I don’t get how you could possibly trust him after planning the death of the entire family multiple times. Crazy stuff
I don't feel the least bit sorry for his dad. He barely ever defended his murdered loved ones, he was so busy defending his killer/son. He essentially gave his son a slap on the wrist and then just whined about his son's sentence...the poorest excuse for a man!
Bart had tried to kill his family 2 other times that his father knew about and turned a blind eye, what he should have been doing is protecting his family. The amount of enabling of Bart, that continues to this day, is incredibly disturbing.
31:33 it's entitlement brought on by parents who did not teach him consequences. I mean, he killed his mother and brother, almost killed his father, uttered death threats but STILL, in his father's eyes, he should not pay the price.
"I lied about my life and had my family killed so I wouldn't have to deal with them, now I spend my time writing about how I shouldn't be punished for it." Sounds like to typical life of a sociopath.
Yeah typical sociopath : “they gave me a home to live in, loved me unconditionally, paid for my college and Rolexes and anything I could ask for but I despised them. Just hated them for being themselves. And because I hated them I had no choice but to kill them. How could they do this to me? Now I have to be in jail because they sucked so bad. They ruined my life”. (He blames them, it’s never his fault. They gave him everything but it was never enough. Never good enough. And instead of just walking away he killed them for giving him everything . What a selfish sociopathic little bitch).
I don't understand why murderers are afraid to die. Sometimes I think laying around prison is worse than a single cell on death row. I can't believe his father forgave him, not sure I could do that. Love your sense of humor!!
Because it's the fear of the unknown. Is God real? Is hell real? When you die is it just sleep? Fact is nobody actually knows. Especially when you murdered 6 people, molested 3 puppies, and kicked a cat.... you got reason to wanna stick around prison a while.
I saw a documentary on Bundy that said when it came to the last few days before his execution he started getting really scared. I’m pretty sure it’s still on Netflix if anyone is interested in seeing it. I’ve seen a lot on him and this has some interesting stuff on it. It’s called the Ted Bundy tapes.
'I don't understand why murderers are afraid to die.' Whats not to understand? Bakers dont want to be baked... Murderers dont want to die. They are also human.
What I find really disturbing about a lot of these cases is how easy these guys find somebody to kill their parents, partners, friends etc. We’re not even talking about hiring a hitman, it’s usually a work friend or some other acquaintance. “Hey man I want my parents dead, do you want to kill them?” “Yeah sure bro”. Maybe it’s not that straightforward but the sheer amount of people who seem quite readily available to assist in a murder is, quite frankly, scary.
No, the point is that he didn’t like himself and it wasn’t his fault, it was his family’s fault. Like so many murderers he looks at the world through a narcissistic lens, he’s darn near perfect so he can’t be the problem. Therefore, by his logic, once he kills the other people the problem will be resolved. After the crime the narcissistic murderer presumes that the police and everyone else will believe whatever lie they tell about the murder. The narcissistic murderer just can’t imagine that anyone would form an opinion independent of the lies he expects everyone to believe. Their reality is unreal.
@@sw6118 Your nuanced take is a breathe of fresh air, alot of people who comment on these videos cant seem to understand that the people in these videos have a completely different view of reality and the world that you can't comprehend unless you: have the same disorders as them or: you are them. Ontop of that people can't seem to understand compulsions, they seem to think that people with disorders that cause compulsions can simply control them but choose not to. It's really frustrating
It's hard to believe that Bart and his father can come from the same genes. His father is so forgiving and so graceful, I can't imagine petitioning for the life of the person who killed my non-monster son and my wife.
As a parent, we are going to feel like we damaged them somehow. If he killed someone else's kids, a girl at his school,,,, how would you see his forgiveness then? It's something I think about. As I raise a son. You can't help seeing your kids as victims and perpetrators and wondering how you'd act. And how woukd the public treat me? Have you seen "we need to talk about Kevin"? Disturbing movie
Excellent 911 operator! This is how it’s done. This was semi-local to me. The saddest thing was the father’s support of the son who took everything of value (wife & other son) from him. Very disturbing.
You said semi-local so I'm just curious where you're at around sugar land. My kid graduated from... oh now I can't think of the high school. it's the one in the fort bend School district. *Edit-* kempner high school.
It’s sad that he still supports him even after he so maliciously and callously planned to murder him and had his wife and son killed. I don’t know how he could forgive him, he’s a better person than me. Like, Bart literally led his entire family into a one man firing squad and like a coward said, “Oh no, I forgot my phone!” and just let his entire family get annihilated. I can’t imagine that had the police believed Bart’s BS and didn’t do any work solving the murders, Bart would’ve finished Kent off. He’s greedy and entitled and needs to hurry up and be executed.
@@MusicLeeSarah I’m between Houston and Galveston, worked in Houston. I dated someone who was involved in the marketing aspect of the various developments in Sugarland, so often attended events in the area. I also know people who live there. Like I said, mostly hard working parents with spoiled, disrespectful kids.
@@BrownEyedGirl1367 yep. I grabbed you in a different comment thread. Shit it might have been my comment LMAO I get all the comment threads confused LOL but yeah seems a lot like the place I grew up. Like I said my son graduated from high school there in sugar Land but his dad is definitely one of those hard workers but lives outside as means type of person luckily though my son doesn't necessarily fall in the spoiled brat genre of offspring. I mean he's kind of spoiled like first world problems don't get me wrong and he can be a brat at times but he works hard for what he has and knows the value of a buck.. thank God LOL
This dude was literally hours away from death, and thanks to his father's love, he was able to get his death commuted. Even after killing his multiple family members and trying to kill his father, and talking about trying to finish the job later, his father still worked to save his life.
It's funny, though. Those lies must've come in high school because he never said anything like that in middle school that I know of. But honestly, coming from him, it makes some sense.
The 911 dispatcher in this call in on point. The help has already been dispatched to them, but she's asking succinct, simple questions to help with investigation/justice and to keep him focused and talking. Damn I hope she's been promoted.
one of the rare good 911 dispatcher. 99% of the time you listen to these type of things you are left infuriated at how incompetent most of them are. especially the last video on this channel I watched with those two teen brothers that tried to kill their entire family. the 911 call between their little brother and the dispatcher on that call really got me mad. i hope they got fired.
@@cjvaye99 A simple Goode search: According to the National Emergency Number Association of America there are an estimated 240 million calls are made to 9-1-1 in the U.S. each year. You’ve watched some UA-cam videos and yet you are confident that 99% of them are shit? I don’t think you have the right stats to make such a bold claim 🤙
0:53 "Everybody believed that the Whitaker's were the perfect family, and honestly, there wasn't any reason for people to think otherwise." That family photo should have been plenty of reason to suspect there was something seriously wrong with those people
Honestly, after seeing so many of these adult or teenage kids killing their parents for inheritance, I don't know how any even slightly wealthy person feels safe having a family.
@@MusicLeeSarah yea it seems like these kids are spoiled and the parents never disciplined them. If they bullied a kid at school they would probably say to the teacher "my child would never do that". You see a lot of murderers with parents like that. I remember a case where a guy killed his wife and son and was plotting to kill his parents (he was hiring a hitman to kill his parents but the guy told the police and the phone calls were recorded). Instead of being grateful that their lives were saved, the parents were angry he was arrested and refused to listen to the phone calls. It seems being too nice to your kids (not showing them consequences to their actions) can lead to them become evil just as much as child abuse.
"The bullet traveled down and shattered his mid humerus - which isn't funny at all" Sir, I beg to differ THAT was hilarious!!! Edit: "Hey Bart I'm not in prison!" That was gold too!!
@@MM-hf6om exactly! Giving your child expensive cars and a Rolex instead of therapy isn't love! They couldn't be bothered to be ACTUAL parents so instead they just threw money at him.
This is an example of how unconditional love for one's family can be dangerous. Last surviving relative or not, Bart's old man should realise that his son hates his guts, and would try to have him killed again, if he had the chance. How is having that sort of person, blood-related or not, rotting behind bars and still likely scheming, of any comfort to him?
I love that you announce when an ad is going to come on. It just makes the video go so smoothly. I wish other channels would do that. It is really nice.
I am assuming that is what the "We'll be right back" comments are for? I just thought they were for some podcast thing, but I guess letting viewers know an ad is coming makes more sense
He wasnt that amazing. Sounds like he was a great dad...but.... he didnt get his son the help he needed and his family ended up dead because of this in action......
@@billcar6805 I’m with you, this father was acting like a guilty man, ignoring the obvious issues, like a person with their own issues to hide. Apples don’t fall that far for the free. The is pure speculation of course, but when someone is this willing to forgive, I always arch a brow.
I hope one day Bart's dad understands how he's been used and gains his own power back. I completely understand not being able to help loving your son unconditionally, but it doesn't have to be one or the other. I hope he finds the balance between love and accountability.
I mean, I would argue a life sentence is being held accountable. Personally I feel that having to live out the rest of your life in our shitty prison system is worse than dying.
Bart's father has plenty of power: His faith in a higher power and a trust in the judicial system. This man is no doormat. Do not steal his power by painting him in a false light.
His dad is a self-centred moron. He wants God to be happy with him, but does not give a damn about his wife and son who were murdered, they lost their lives cuz of this small d*ck. I am ashamed of this so-called 'man'. Hey everyone, lets go about killing anyone we want cuz God and Jesus will forgive us...cringe!!!
He argued for his son not to be executed. Not to be let out of prison. He’s no doormat. He’s a father and none of us can say what we would do in that situation unless you are living it.
Omg this episode was the best. I love your sarcastic way of telling the story. That infomercial was the absolute funniest thing I’ve ever heard. A plus for this episode.
I don't think so, I think that's the dad's nature. Remember, he was willing to forgive whoever murdered his wife and son pretty much right away, long before he knew his son had done it. He's one of those people who truly looks for the good in everyone and probably finds it. There are very few people like him around, which makes the fact that his son is a murderer who took the rest of his family away even worse. Sometimes bad things really do happen to good people.
@@mommy2libras Yeah you can tell he was most likely a good father. There was really no reason for Bart to turn out like this besides his own insecurities
@@mommy2libras I think the dad said that because he already knew or already suspected that his son had done it. If the dad was that hysterical and mad while recovering from being shot when he found from the police that his son had lied about school and graduating, I don't think he would be that calm and immediately forgiving of the murderer. I feel like he put the pieces together . Bart it clearly selfish and a master manipulator of his family. He successfully manipulated his dad to save himself at sentencing.
Had my son tried to kill me after murdering the rest of our family then I would have volunteered to throw the switch to put him to death. That's just me.
4:22 C O N C R A T U L A T I O N S 6:43 of course he blames it on a mystery black person. 8:16 the type of humorous writing that keeps me coming back… 26:07 I died at this point w/ the Al Harrington wacky inflatable arm flailing tube men 😂 34:14 that father is a saint, I couldn’t imagine being that forgiving.
Why wouldn't he try to blame it on a black person? Considering that they are responsible for over half of violent crime, while being 13% of the population, means that they are the most likely suspect.
@@MashaRistovaHis father is delusional. His son plotted to kill him once then almost did and then when that didn't work, tried once again to finish him off. The dad is a rather pathetic character.
@@isabellind1292 why? Because he chose to forgive his son and back him? It might seem unbelievable, even reprehensible, but if that’s what the dad needed to do to get through the existing without the rest of their family who are we to judge. Honestly, humans are so quick to hate and want revenge. FYI - the son is a cold blooded murderer but I’m not going to judge the dad because I’ve never had my kid plot to kill me and our family and then carry out their plot, killing my significant other and kids.
@@boykapoki His dad conducted interview after interview talking about his relationship w/his son and how he forgave him from the minute he learned what his son had done. Whose business is it of anyone else's if he forgave his son? If he wants to talk about publicly about it then people are entitled to their opinion about what he says. His son's killing didn't just affect his dad, His son's actions cost the taxpayers a fortune in judicial proceedings, not to mention the costs incurred when he fled the country. It's one thing to plead that you'll be further victimized if your son is executed but who's fault is it? His son caused all this damage!
that Father is way too good of a person. his son murdered his wife and other son immediately after taking that son out to celebrate a graduation, that he later found out he totally lied about, and still after all of that he plead to have that son's life spared.
Or maybe he feels guilt for not recognizing/ignoring the signs for all those years of who his son was and what he was capable of. Money doesn't buy everything. It certainly can't raise your children for you.
I am a Christian and a parent. I am the first to forgive. Forgiveness is not given because it is deserved. It’s given because it is needed. With that being said, not everyone cares or in anyway needs it. This is rare but they do exist. And we end up watching documentaries on Dreading about them. With all of that being said …. I think the moment in this that had the most visceral reaction from me, was when Bart demanded better attorneys from his father. The father he had shot, and continue to plan his murder afterward. The father who his wife and son she murdered. There are just no words. Literally no words. And for the life of me, I do not understand, Christian or not, forgiveness or not, like his father with tolerate or entertain that in anyway. I’m so angry right now.
Exactly they gave him everything ya could want as a young person meanwhile I can’t get my moms to make me a tuna fish 🐠 sandwich and buy me a pair of socks now that I’m 36 and grown livin on my own
I hope if the real Rudy Rios collected the $10k reward he had to spend every penny on his own defense for aiding and abetting. Surely it’s a federal offense to help a murderer escape across an international border.
No it wasn't. I thought it sounded daft as f**k. The set up wasnt there to make it sound right. If people were laughing when he was shot, and 'monsters narrator' then said, '...it ".. shattered his mid humerus, which isn't funny at all."', it would have been a great delivery. But having no set up makes it come across as forced and not 'humerus'........
@@billcar6805 omggggg, shutttttt upppppppp! i see you everywhere on this video and you always have some bs to say to play devils advocate. give it a break.
@@andreabrava6899 so what you're saying is that it's okay to reward bad behavior and that Bart's life is more important than the innocent lives of his mother and his brother that he took. Sometimes you have to let your children stand on their own two feet and be accountable for their actions.
Jesus, hasn't that guy had enough? After he Lost his whole family because of his manipolative son what could he have realistically done? I Hope he manages to live a relatively Happy Life.
@@andreabrava6899 "No one ever...".Finally someone(Andrea Brava)who knows not just every parent in the world today but also all the parents throughout the history of planet Earth.
Going to school is way easier than what Bart decided to do. It's so backwards and absurdly strange to go through with a plot to kill your family. And seeing how sloppy his plan was, he needed to stay in school. I can't believe how ruthless he was to good parents.
@@johnnyb9218 Doesn't matter if your parents are supportive or strict disciplinarians that doesn't give you the right to kill them... The funny thing about Jennifer Pan (not sure about Bart Whitaker) is if she actually did all the things she claimed she did she'd probably have a fairly successful life right now and her parents probably would've eventually gotten over it... If they didn't she could have moved out and never talked to them again. She was an adult after all.
Do you follow That Chapter? I know it's not cool to mention other channels, but if you're all up to date here then you should check it out. You definitely won't be disappointed
During the 911 call with all the “I don’t knows”, he still was able to racially profile the imaginary murderer as being black by the way he sounded. That was the only straight answer that flawlessly flowed from his distressed explanation. Killed his family and still had time to be racist.
I can't believe how many good chuckles I got out of this episode but the Killatorium ad had me wheezing! I've always been fascinated with this case ever since it happened. Super well done as always.
I found it kinda ironic that Bart totally faked his graduation (which included a dinner and a Rolex) but ended up getting a Master's Degree while in prison. Maybe if he had pursued his education more diligently the first time around he would have had the wherewithal to have a successful life--instead he killed his family and threw away his own life.
I laughed at your ad for Bart. Especially the fine print at the bottom. 😊😎 You do one amazing job on this channel. I used to think your voice was AI doing the narration because it is so distinct. I was much pleased to discover it is a gift you’ve been given to coincide with your talent behind the mic. 😎 Finally, thanks for telling these stories. There isn’t a story I’ve listened to from your channel that I’d disagree with them being on here. For I can’t think of a more fitting term to use for them other than monster. 👍🏻👍🏻 fantastic job!
Well, you’ll be happy to know I’ve made another parody ad that will be in the next video. The episode is so long I had to record the narration over 2 days which makes each half sound a little different. So I wanted to have a break in the middle so the sound difference isn’t so noticeable. That episode will be up on Tuesday.
@@sweetblack1216 I know, Sweet. I actually know white people who will never change their ways so the only way their racism will end is when they die. It’s a detestable thing for sure. 💐
@@girlscott411 this isn’t even the first or second time I’ve heard them randomly blame black people for the crime in one of these stories. I wonder how many innocent black people have been locked up or worst because of situations like this :/
I see you in the comment section and I see your check mark. And I'm always like who is this famous person? And every time I pop over to your channel and I'm like oh yeah it's the rugby guy! I subscribed to show support, but I'm ashamed to say, I know nothing about rugby.
I had heard of the case on a few different podcasts but I love how you present it. Putting the pictures, audio and videos together makes it so much clearer and you make it super concise. I also enjoyed the ad you had there - there was a nice touch of levity in a very awful case. Thank you for your hard work.
Pappadeaux (read: papa + doe's) is a Texas-based cajun seafood restaurant chain in the "Pappa's" Line of chain restaurants. It includes Pappa's Steakhouse, Pappa's Seafood, Pappasitos' Mexican Cantina, and Pappa's BBQ.
Thank you. It killed me every time he mispronounced it. Lol! And I'm honestly surprised Bart didn't pick a more expensive restaurant. We have plenty. And he always liked being seen in the best places.
Of all the true crime content, this is the one I prefer because it very clearly is honoring the victims, giving context for their life circumstance; while at the same time being brutally hilarious to the perps. “Hey Bart, I’m not in prison.” Sums it up!! 😂
I remember reading about this case a few years ago but with minimal content. This one had so much more detail. It wasn't just part of the story which I appreciate. Thanks so much!
Honestly? He was always a spoiled brat, but I never knew him as lazy. Maybe that came when he was older, but he worked pretty hard to stay in NJHS in middle school. Such an ass, though.
That murder ad was definitely the greatest ~30 seconds I’ve experienced on UA-cam. I wish you’d do those kinds of things “Use code: I’m a douche” bahaha 🤣
@@dogdayz3821 Perhaps you could put it that way if you really want, but no one asks to be shot by their own child. Maybe neglected his son, sure. But I won't sympathise with Bart's actions no matter what. He's indeed a monster. You can go through shit in life and not become a cold blooded killer. I suppose the fact he was so spoilt and lacked any and all discipline had a lot to do with it, sure. And if that really is the case and trash parenting is bound to affect people commonly and to this degree, imagine how truly screwed up today's generations are. We're in for a hell of a ride
I just can’t put properly into words how much I love the narrator’s sass
He's getting too preachy according to some people lol
@@DeathSpellXVI even though he’s an obese ginger garden gnome, he’s fuckin hilarious, and the shit he says is well put together.
Same
@@DeathSpellXVI I don't know why some people think he's too "preachy". He's talking about disgusting child murderers and people like that.
@@DeathSpellXVI too "preachy"?? What does that even mean? 🤔
I still remember vividly when the counselor came into our 3rd grade classroom to announce the bad news.. all the children that had Mrs. Whitaker in Kindergarten and as a teaching assistant when she retired started to bawl. That’s the first moment I had ever experienced someone I have physically walked past day to day being murdered. It’s a surreal feeling. R.I.P. Mrs. Whitaker, you haven’t been forgotten almost 20 years later.
I’m so sorry for that. How horrible. It’s just so wrong and awful.
Oh my,that is so heartbreaking 😭.
My condolences.
"That's the first moment I had ever experienced someone I have physically walked past day to day being murdered." Chilling statement, and I'm sorry you experienced this - particularly at such a young age. But you should never encounter either a murder victim or a murderer. Most people live in communities where murder is rare, and they go their entire lives without personally knowing a murder victim. And this is how it should be. As murder rates rise, we must be careful that these crimes don't become normalized, or an accepted part of life. In order to do this, and keep murder rates low, all crimes - particularly petty crimes - must be prosecuted to the full extent of the law (ie: the laws before shoplifting and other crimes were decriminalized). Studies are very clear that murders rates raise precipitously when misdemeanors don't get prosecuted. NYC's decades long experiment with crime leniency supports these studies fully - and also shows us how to address these situations which Giuliani did with his tough on crime stance. Unfortunately, people fail to learn from history and are doomed to repeat it.
@@invernessity😊❤
I can appreciate your memories from what must seem like forever ago. But, I promise that's a memory that will always be etched in your mind!
My 1st grade teacher, Miss Cutter, told us kids right before Christmas break she was going to have a baby, she'd be leaving to start her family and we'd have a new teacher when we came back from break! (I know it's not the same as a teacher dying, but I understand the attachment aspect at a young age.)
I remember being devistated cause I loved her and this was my first experience with someone I was attached to saying they'd be leaving.
I was so upset! I guess my mom recognized how hard I was taking this news cause she made arrangements with Miss Cutter for her to take me over to her house to visit with her a couple times after Christmas break.
After that I recovered.
I can't imagine how I would have felt had Miss Cutter been killed.
The following year in the 2nd grade was the year JFK was assassinated. The school shut down at 1:30 pm, all the teachers were crying and even though 90٪ of kids walked to school all parents came and picked their kids up that afternoon. (It was 1 mile for my siblings & I.)
I remember being so scared because I didn't understand why all the teachers were crying? Once I got home my parents told me & my siblings our President was assassinated today and that's why everyone is so sad!
Funny how although I can't remember what I did a week ago, here it is 60+ years later I can clearly remember like it was yesterday those two episodes in my life.
I'm sorry for your loss at such a young impressionable age! ❤ I understand! ❤
It's very disturbing that so many of his friends were so willing to assist in murder.
My thoughts exactly! WTF!!!
I think he targeted people who were easy to manipulate, the one guy believed just planning the murder was as bad as being the getaway driver.
@@arielkmusic agree but still find it remarkable that he could find several people in his social circle who were susceptible to such manipulation.
To add to the manipulation, Bart had access to lots of $$$ and seemed like he specifically made friends with people outside of that circle. Not an excuse but definitely an incentive
Barbara my thought exactly! That is so scary.
“High expectations set by my family”
The expectation was literally just graduate from college. They even shrugged off the fact you were expelled for theft and threatened their lives. There were zero expectations.
Well, to be fair, we don't know that. The fact that he liked shopping and had feminine speech patterns may have meant he was gay and we don't know the family's reaction to that.
"He liked shopping and had feminine speech patterns"
You're either really old or really silly.
@@reader1236He looked so sad in the family pictures.
@mikesanders8621 I don't know any man who loves shopping. I know my husband hates it.
@@melisentiapheiffer3034When a man shops, it’s different from a woman. You see me shopping you know I’m walking around with a purpose. There is no “ifs”, “ands” or “buts” when you see me shopping.
After watching the 911 dispatcher from the Powell case, I really appreciated this lady asking so many good questions
Yeah same here. In the Powell case the dispatcher basically gave josh the time he needed
@@IlGattoGialloCucina seriously, I’ll never forget his voice demanding unimportant information from her and also not doing anything to help her.
I hope that dispatcher has trouble sleeping to this day.
I hope that careless loser listens to his call on repeat everyday and feels like absolute shit for allowing those kids to die.
I thought the same thing!
You are the first youtuber I have seen that says "well be right back" and prepares for the annoying ads that have to be played. Good job on that because the ads are more annoying to me on these types of dramatic videos when they interupt the video in mid sentence in what seems like the worst possible times. So great job for taking them into account
I have always wondered why this was being said. Thought maybe I was missing a live event.
Kind of annoying if you have UA-cam premium
@@rachelsill79 Still better than having ads jammed down your throat every 5 fucking seconds on literally every platform ever. I wish there was a way to block ads at the router - so that you just never have to see them.
Agreed! 👏👏👏
You mean, “we’ll” be right back.
That operator really knew what she was doing, getting all relevant information about the situation and the shooter. Hats off to her.
@Beverly Folsom doesnt mean every dispatcher is that way tho...
She was excellent. One of the best I've heard.
so refreshing after to listening to so many on this channel being so awful.
His dad is a perfect example of loving someone unconditionally....I don't think I could ever forgive anyone even if it's my own son for coldly murdering my family...prayers for his dad.
Man, I don’t even know how I’d react as the father
I think this father is crazy too .
His father is a perfect example of an idiot .
I couldn’t forgive my son if he did this……..but he will spend the rest of his life in prison
Its not easy but I think I could do it. In my time in jail I understand I am no one to judge anyone. I know very little about anyone situation and even the worst of people have their story. I used to judge everyone until it was my turn to be judged and that still haunts me. People do horrible things but I believe everyone will get what they deserve once we pass and understand the true nature of this life we are in. People who did the worst will surely burn and there is no discretion to pain in the afterlife. I pray everyone becomes more understanding to one another. Nonetheless even if you don’t judge it doesn’t mean you should stay with those who do evil acts or disrespect you, that is when one distance themselves for their self worth. Blessings
I’m blown away that the dad supported his son until the very end. I get that he’s your kid, but I don’t get how you could possibly trust him after planning the death of the entire family multiple times. Crazy stuff
He betrayed his wife and other son. What a d’ bag!
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There was probably a carbon monoxide leak in the house.
My parents were terrible. I would give anything to have nice parents like these... This story makes me so sad.
Same.
So many of these stories of kids killing parents are the most privileged children I've ever heard of.
Even in death, Bart’s family still ends up saving his life. They’re worth remembering, Bart is not.
That's some extreme, hardcore enabling!
I don't feel the least bit sorry for his dad. He barely ever defended his murdered loved ones, he was so busy defending his killer/son. He essentially gave his son a slap on the wrist and then just whined about his son's sentence...the poorest excuse for a man!
@@isabellind1292 Yeah - no wonder he did what he did
Bart had tried to kill his family 2 other times that his father knew about and turned a blind eye, what he should have been doing is protecting his family. The amount of enabling of Bart, that continues to this day, is incredibly disturbing.
31:33 it's entitlement brought on by parents who did not teach him consequences. I mean, he killed his mother and brother, almost killed his father, uttered death threats but STILL, in his father's eyes, he should not pay the price.
That just nuts a killer is a killer how didn't they know he was not registered in school if they were paying for it.
So true...
"I lied about my life and had my family killed so I wouldn't have to deal with them, now I spend my time writing about how I shouldn't be punished for it."
Sounds like to typical life of a sociopath.
Yeah typical sociopath : “they gave me a home to live in, loved me unconditionally, paid for my college and Rolexes and anything I could ask for but I despised them. Just hated them for being themselves. And because I hated them I had no choice but to kill them. How could they do this to me? Now I have to be in jail because they sucked so bad. They ruined my life”. (He blames them, it’s never his fault. They gave him everything but it was never enough. Never good enough. And instead of just walking away he killed them for giving him everything . What a selfish sociopathic little bitch).
The murder commercial was great, especially the code, "I'm a douche."
I was cackling at the advert. Pure gold 🤣
Licensed in all 50 states of Mexico
Caught me off guard, but so damn good 😂
OMG!!.. Yes!! Freaking Hilarious!!!!!
Yes I came to say the same thing
I don't understand why murderers are afraid to die.
Sometimes I think laying around prison is worse than a single cell on death row.
I can't believe his father forgave him, not sure I could do that. Love your sense of humor!!
Because it's the fear of the unknown. Is God real? Is hell real? When you die is it just sleep? Fact is nobody actually knows. Especially when you murdered 6 people, molested 3 puppies, and kicked a cat.... you got reason to wanna stick around prison a while.
I think they're afraid of receiving an "actual punishment" in some Hellish afterlife
I saw a documentary on Bundy that said when it came to the last few days before his execution he started getting really scared. I’m pretty sure it’s still on Netflix if anyone is interested in seeing it. I’ve seen a lot on him and this has some interesting stuff on it. It’s called the Ted Bundy tapes.
'I don't understand why murderers are afraid to die.'
Whats not to understand?
Bakers dont want to be baked...
Murderers dont want to die.
They are also human.
As the saying goes, "People in hell want ice water too"
What I find really disturbing about a lot of these cases is how easy these guys find somebody to kill their parents, partners, friends etc. We’re not even talking about hiring a hitman, it’s usually a work friend or some other acquaintance. “Hey man I want my parents dead, do you want to kill them?” “Yeah sure bro”. Maybe it’s not that straightforward but the sheer amount of people who seem quite readily available to assist in a murder is, quite frankly, scary.
Just goes to show you how many people are not "right" in the head and that's terrifying.
Amen.
That was a good dispatcher, a really damn good dispatcher.
Yup she was excellent
I was just thinking that... watching alot of C&M the 911 callers drive me nuts but this one was excellent
Yes - much better than most
Agreed!!!! I’ve seen so many bad ones on this channel
good dispatchers are worth their weight in gold. so many of them are really bad at their jobs.
His father’s loyalty to his psychopathic, murder son is so confusing.
Forgiveness is deeply in bed in his religious beliefs.
He’s a “Christian”
I’m glad I’m not in a position like that to understand
Well sadly that sick bastard was all he had left. I'm sure his brother Kevin would be disgusted
Not really. He's already lost his family. He doesn't want to lose his son.
So a guy doesn't like himself and his family has to die for it. What a genius.
No, the point is that he didn’t like himself and it wasn’t his fault, it was his family’s fault. Like so many murderers he looks at the world through a narcissistic lens, he’s darn near perfect so he can’t be the problem. Therefore, by his logic, once he kills the other people the problem will be resolved. After the crime the narcissistic murderer presumes that the police and everyone else will believe whatever lie they tell about the murder. The narcissistic murderer just can’t imagine that anyone would form an opinion independent of the lies he expects everyone to believe. Their reality is unreal.
i wouldnt like myself either when i would look like this douchebag
@@sw6118 Your nuanced take is a breathe of fresh air, alot of people who comment on these videos cant seem to understand that the people in these videos have a completely different view of reality and the world that you can't comprehend unless you: have the same disorders as them or: you are them. Ontop of that people can't seem to understand compulsions, they seem to think that people with disorders that cause compulsions can simply control them but choose not to. It's really frustrating
His father's reaction though 🥲 it broke my heart 💔
@@AkiraIsMissing People with compulsions - psychopaths don't want to control their compulsions - gives them a thrill or a high of some sort.
It's hard to believe that Bart and his father can come from the same genes. His father is so forgiving and so graceful, I can't imagine petitioning for the life of the person who killed my non-monster son and my wife.
Non -monster...smile
Because it's a choice. Bart had a choice.
As a parent, we are going to feel like we damaged them somehow. If he killed someone else's kids, a girl at his school,,,, how would you see his forgiveness then?
It's something I think about. As I raise a son. You can't help seeing your kids as victims and perpetrators and wondering how you'd act.
And how woukd the public treat me? Have you seen "we need to talk about Kevin"?
Disturbing movie
Excellent 911 operator! This is how it’s done. This was semi-local to me. The saddest thing was the father’s support of the son who took everything of value (wife & other son) from him. Very disturbing.
I sure dont envy the position he was in. If it somehow gives him a moment or two of peace knowing he saved his son then its eorth iy i suppose.
You said semi-local so I'm just curious where you're at around sugar land. My kid graduated from... oh now I can't think of the high school. it's the one in the fort bend School district. *Edit-* kempner high school.
It’s sad that he still supports him even after he so maliciously and callously planned to murder him and had his wife and son killed. I don’t know how he could forgive him, he’s a better person than me. Like, Bart literally led his entire family into a one man firing squad and like a coward said, “Oh no, I forgot my phone!” and just let his entire family get annihilated.
I can’t imagine that had the police believed Bart’s BS and didn’t do any work solving the murders, Bart would’ve finished Kent off. He’s greedy and entitled and needs to hurry up and be executed.
@@MusicLeeSarah I’m between Houston and Galveston, worked in Houston. I dated someone who was involved in the marketing aspect of the various developments in Sugarland, so often attended events in the area. I also know people who live there. Like I said, mostly hard working parents with spoiled, disrespectful kids.
@@BrownEyedGirl1367 yep. I grabbed you in a different comment thread. Shit it might have been my comment LMAO I get all the comment threads confused LOL but yeah seems a lot like the place I grew up. Like I said my son graduated from high school there in sugar Land but his dad is definitely one of those hard workers but lives outside as means type of person luckily though my son doesn't necessarily fall in the spoiled brat genre of offspring. I mean he's kind of spoiled like first world problems don't get me wrong and he can be a brat at times but he works hard for what he has and knows the value of a buck.. thank God LOL
The little “ad” you threw in there was absolutely hilarious!
1-900-Dial-a-Douche
I spat my soup out from laughing!
This dude was literally hours away from death, and thanks to his father's love, he was able to get his death commuted. Even after killing his multiple family members and trying to kill his father, and talking about trying to finish the job later, his father still worked to save his life.
I always love your sarcasm and insulting jokes toward the Monsters. You’re so witty.
Not witty. It’s 100% cringe
@@dfsoutherland No it’s not! MONSTERS is one of the best True Crime channel on UA-cam! You must be jealous of MONSTERS success.
@@dfsoutherland This comment is cringe
@@dfsoutherland You obviously don’t know the correct usage of the word “cringe”.
he got shot in his humerus (humorous)... which wasnt funny at all. i start lmfao lol
"I'm in a gifted program for spies!!!"
-Perfect Spy
Severely washed out - but missions accomplished anyways SO Lame he’s still got skin on
It's funny, though. Those lies must've come in high school because he never said anything like that in middle school that I know of. But honestly, coming from him, it makes some sense.
The 911 dispatcher in this call in on point. The help has already been dispatched to them, but she's asking succinct, simple questions to help with investigation/justice and to keep him focused and talking. Damn I hope she's been promoted.
So she did her job 👏
one of the rare good 911 dispatcher. 99% of the time you listen to these type of things you are left infuriated at how incompetent most of them are. especially the last video on this channel I watched with those two teen brothers that tried to kill their entire family. the 911 call between their little brother and the dispatcher on that call really got me mad. i hope they got fired.
@@cjvaye99
A simple Goode search:
According to the National Emergency Number Association of America there are an estimated 240 million calls are made to 9-1-1 in the U.S. each year.
You’ve watched some UA-cam videos and yet you are confident that 99% of them are shit?
I don’t think you have the right stats to make such a bold claim 🤙
Asking race of attacker based on voice was not succinct.
@@joanbaczek2575thank you, exactly!
0:53 "Everybody believed that the Whitaker's were the perfect family, and honestly, there wasn't any reason for people to think otherwise."
That family photo should have been plenty of reason to suspect there was something seriously wrong with those people
Honestly, after seeing so many of these adult or teenage kids killing their parents for inheritance, I don't know how any even slightly wealthy person feels safe having a family.
Yeah, if I had that kind of money, I would have to move away immediately. Like, apparently no one can be trusted at all.
Because... My KiD NeVeR DoEs AnYtHiNg BaD.
Lol
Spoiled kids often fail to develop empathy and responsibility
I feel incredibly lucky to be living below the poverty line...like waaay below.
@@MusicLeeSarah yea it seems like these kids are spoiled and the parents never disciplined them. If they bullied a kid at school they would probably say to the teacher "my child would never do that". You see a lot of murderers with parents like that. I remember a case where a guy killed his wife and son and was plotting to kill his parents (he was hiring a hitman to kill his parents but the guy told the police and the phone calls were recorded). Instead of being grateful that their lives were saved, the parents were angry he was arrested and refused to listen to the phone calls. It seems being too nice to your kids (not showing them consequences to their actions) can lead to them become evil just as much as child abuse.
"The bullet traveled down and shattered his mid humerus - which isn't funny at all" Sir, I beg to differ THAT was hilarious!!!
Edit: "Hey Bart I'm not in prison!" That was gold too!!
😂😂 I died at the end when he said that! Hey Bart, I'm not in prison😂 I wanna jump in and say Hey Bart, neither am I!
@@Leosmommy19 😂
No by no by
What a kind and forgiving father he has. Unreal what Bart did especially considering what a loving family he truly had
You don't get it. Thats why he was a scumbag. He was enabled by his dad
It's always the helpful giving families that end up getting killed by the black sheep son or daughter 😡😡
@@MM-hf6om exactly! Giving your child expensive cars and a Rolex instead of therapy isn't love! They couldn't be bothered to be ACTUAL parents so instead they just threw money at him.
his brother was not vindictive either, and he had certainly learned this trait from his father.
he is not kind and forgiving...he is an enabler...a victimnno less but verrryy enabling
This is an example of how unconditional love for one's family can be dangerous. Last surviving relative or not, Bart's old man should realise that his son hates his guts, and would try to have him killed again, if he had the chance. How is having that sort of person, blood-related or not, rotting behind bars and still likely scheming, of any comfort to him?
I love that you announce when an ad is going to come on. It just makes the video go so smoothly. I wish other channels would do that. It is really nice.
Yeah except it doesn't always work. It's just annoying
I am assuming that is what the "We'll be right back" comments are for? I just thought they were for some podcast thing, but I guess letting viewers know an ad is coming makes more sense
@@MissMeowies Hi Miss Meowies❣️ I finally spent the $ for non-stop streaming and I can say that it’s totally worth it. Have a good day❣️💐
Wow…this kid actually has an amazing Dad. Bart definitely doesn’t deserve him. RIP to the rest of the fam
He wasnt that amazing. Sounds like he was a great dad...but.... he didnt get his son the help he needed and his family ended up dead because of this in action......
@@billcar6805 I’m with you, this father was acting like a guilty man, ignoring the obvious issues, like a person with their own issues to hide. Apples don’t fall that far for the free. The is pure speculation of course, but when someone is this willing to forgive, I always arch a brow.
You spelled $ wrong
No, he spoiled this kid and turned a blind eye to all the warning signs.
Not an amazing dad, a guilty dad who knows he failed miserably as a parent.
This is so heartbreaking. To think these parents loved their son they never knew.
Love the "we'll be right back" before the ad, it makes it more bearable! Thanks for these great videos!
I’ve heard this story over 5 times and I still learned more from this one video than all the other videos.
I hope one day Bart's dad understands how he's been used and gains his own power back. I completely understand not being able to help loving your son unconditionally, but it doesn't have to be one or the other. I hope he finds the balance between love and accountability.
I mean, I would argue a life sentence is being held accountable. Personally I feel that having to live out the rest of your life in our shitty prison system is worse than dying.
Bart's father has plenty of power: His faith in a higher power and a trust in the judicial system. This man is no doormat. Do not steal his power by painting him in a false light.
@@gracefullikeagazelle How has he shown to be anything but a doormat?
His dad is a self-centred moron. He wants God to be happy with him, but does not give a damn about his wife and son who were murdered, they lost their lives cuz of this small d*ck. I am ashamed of this so-called 'man'. Hey everyone, lets go about killing anyone we want cuz God and Jesus will forgive us...cringe!!!
He argued for his son not to be executed. Not to be let out of prison. He’s no doormat. He’s a father and none of us can say what we would do in that situation unless you are living it.
Why is bart a spoiled, narcissistic brat? *hears the thing's father plead for its wasteful life*...Whoop, there it is.
Was coming to comment on the father! Totally agree!
Well said. Can't believe all the comments saying this guy was a good father.
You outdid yourself on this one, Jiles 👏👍
Omg this episode was the best. I love your sarcastic way of telling the story. That infomercial was the absolute funniest thing I’ve ever heard. A plus for this episode.
At the end Bart did manipulate his dad . By convincing him that he was his only family left and got spared :/
I don't think so, I think that's the dad's nature. Remember, he was willing to forgive whoever murdered his wife and son pretty much right away, long before he knew his son had done it. He's one of those people who truly looks for the good in everyone and probably finds it. There are very few people like him around, which makes the fact that his son is a murderer who took the rest of his family away even worse. Sometimes bad things really do happen to good people.
@@mommy2libras Yeah you can tell he was most likely a good father. There was really no reason for Bart to turn out like this besides his own insecurities
@@mommy2libras that just makes him naive and easy to manipulate. Hes going to wind up dead.
@@mommy2libras I think the dad said that because he already knew or already suspected that his son had done it. If the dad was that hysterical and mad while recovering from being shot when he found from the police that his son had lied about school and graduating, I don't think he would be that calm and immediately forgiving of the murderer. I feel like he put the pieces together . Bart it clearly selfish and a master manipulator of his family. He successfully manipulated his dad to save himself at sentencing.
Had my son tried to kill me after murdering the rest of our family then I would have volunteered to throw the switch to put him to death.
That's just me.
4:22 C O N C R A T U L A T I O N S
6:43 of course he blames it on a mystery black person.
8:16 the type of humorous writing that keeps me coming back…
26:07 I died at this point w/ the Al Harrington wacky inflatable arm flailing tube men 😂
34:14 that father is a saint, I couldn’t imagine being that forgiving.
Why wouldn't he try to blame it on a black person? Considering that they are responsible for over half of violent crime, while being 13% of the population, means that they are the most likely suspect.
Yup the black bogey man
Trump wrote it 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Trump wrote it.
Crazy that's he still has his Dad backing him up .He's extremely lucky .
Dads backing is contributor to his criminality, no consequences
Exactly this. He’s a spoiled brat to the very end. His parents coddling him no doubt contributed to his narcissism
@@MashaRistovaHis father is delusional. His son plotted to kill him once then almost did and then when that didn't work, tried once again to finish him off. The dad is a rather pathetic character.
@@isabellind1292 why? Because he chose to forgive his son and back him? It might seem unbelievable, even reprehensible, but if that’s what the dad needed to do to get through the existing without the rest of their family who are we to judge. Honestly, humans are so quick to hate and want revenge.
FYI - the son is a cold blooded murderer but I’m not going to judge the dad because I’ve never had my kid plot to kill me and our family and then carry out their plot, killing my significant other and kids.
@@boykapoki His dad conducted interview after interview talking about his relationship w/his son and how he forgave him from the minute he learned what his son had done. Whose business is it of anyone else's if he forgave his son? If he wants to talk about publicly about it then people are entitled to their opinion about what he says. His son's killing didn't just affect his dad, His son's actions cost the taxpayers a fortune in judicial proceedings, not to mention the costs incurred when he fled the country. It's one thing to plead that you'll be further victimized if your son is executed but who's fault is it? His son caused all this damage!
"... shot him in the humerus, which isn't funny at all." I just got a good coffee cleansing of my sinuses, and now I need to change my t-shirt! 😂
Seems like you also got hit in the funny bone.
@TheMrCaptainStfu ALL "cleanses" are scams. Oh well, at least they didn't get conned into the enema.
Bahaha "coffee cleansing of my sinuses" 🤣
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that Father is way too good of a person. his son murdered his wife and other son immediately after taking that son out to celebrate a graduation, that he later found out he totally lied about, and still after all of that he plead to have that son's life spared.
Don't forget the part where he also attempted to have him murdered too.
Or maybe he feels guilt for not recognizing/ignoring the signs for all those years of who his son was and what he was capable of.
Money doesn't buy everything. It certainly can't raise your children for you.
I hope Bart doesn't put out the final hit on his father from behind bars
@@williedoit3381 I doubt he will… he has no reason to kill his dad anymore. He can’t use the money.
at least some people can be good til the end yk
I am a Christian and a parent. I am the first to forgive. Forgiveness is not given because it is deserved. It’s given because it is needed.
With that being said, not everyone cares or in anyway needs it. This is rare but they do exist. And we end up watching documentaries on Dreading about them.
With all of that being said ….
I think the moment in this that had the most visceral reaction from me, was when Bart demanded better attorneys from his father. The father he had shot, and continue to plan his murder afterward. The father who his wife and son she murdered. There are just no words. Literally no words. And for the life of me, I do not understand, Christian or not, forgiveness or not, like his father with tolerate or entertain that in anyway. I’m so angry right now.
He was lucky to have such nice loving parents. How could he want to kill them smh
Nice & Loving had decades to recognize their kid needs Help
Spoiled and parents like those tend to turn their heads to problems about their kids
Gotta kill someone.....
Exactly they gave him everything ya could want as a young person meanwhile I can’t get my moms to make me a tuna fish 🐠 sandwich and buy me a pair of socks now that I’m 36 and grown livin on my own
These do make you feel blessed!🙏
I hope if the real Rudy Rios collected the $10k reward he had to spend every penny on his own defense for aiding and abetting. Surely it’s a federal offense to help a murderer escape across an international border.
Agree,but the way it worked was he went to a lawyer first and they made a deal if he testifies he got amnesty so he actually profited 13,000
@@louiejordan7625 the lawyer was free?
Doubt it.
".. shattered his mid humerus, which isn't funny at all."
Great delivery
No it wasn't. I thought it sounded daft as f**k. The set up wasnt there to make it sound right.
If people were laughing when he was shot, and 'monsters narrator' then said, '...it ".. shattered his mid humerus, which isn't funny at all."', it would have been a great delivery.
But having no set up makes it come across as forced and not 'humerus'........
Bbbbbbvv. 7rtt
@@billcar6805 omggggg, shutttttt upppppppp! i see you everywhere on this video and you always have some bs to say to play devils advocate. give it a break.
Dr. Grande would be so proud 😆
@@ememare Get over yourself ya self important wanker....
Who else died of laughter with the parent kill ad 😂😂😂😂😂 Oh Jiles you truly are a gem!
Girl, I rewound that part like 5 times 😂😂😂 I know it's a serious matter, but that was hilarious
😂😂😂
Considering what happened I couldn't laugh.
I hope Bart's father doesn't "live" to regret the decision to save his son's life. What that juror said when sentencing him to death was profound.
No one ever regrets saving his own child. No matter what they have done.
@@andreabrava6899 so what you're saying is that it's okay to reward bad behavior and that Bart's life is more important than the innocent lives of his mother and his brother that he took. Sometimes you have to let your children stand on their own two feet and be accountable for their actions.
Jesus, hasn't that guy had enough? After he Lost his whole family because of his manipolative son what could he have realistically done? I Hope he manages to live a relatively Happy Life.
@@andreabrava6899 "No one ever...".Finally someone(Andrea Brava)who knows not just every parent in the world today but also all the parents throughout the history of planet Earth.
@@robydee920 talk to me when you have kids😉✌️
Monsters and JCS are my favorite by far💕 these make my day and ruin my day all at the same time! Haha
True Crime Loser uploaded today too. An episode all about R Kelly.
Yes you are so right!
@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 thanks for the new channel!!
yesss
Second that
You know it's gonna be a good day when This is Monsters and That Chapter put out new content.
This is Monsters so let's give it a gooo
@@brotherj7328 hahahah yes!
Totally agree. They are very good
Heck yes! Especially if they both come out at tree tirdy! 🌳 😆
@@blink184 I love it lol
the little skit about bart opening a parent-kill-atorium had me dyyyying dude, thats an A1 GOLD material right there.
The parent killmatorium commercial halfway through really threw me for a loop, that was great. 😂
One thing I like about This is Monster's videos, he keeps it real. He also gets right to the point. Thanks for posting this!
This guy truly lives up to the “Monster” title. Imagine your family gave you everything and murdering them for it
COULDN'T HAVE SAID IT BETTER MYSELF. Maybe when you are given everything and never have to work for it, I am assuming. You never really appreciate it
Always getting everything your heart desires usually has a corrosive effect on people.
Ever heard of grant Amato?
The grant Amato is the same deal but worse
Yea, pretty sick mentally
Going to school is way easier than what Bart decided to do. It's so backwards and absurdly strange to go through with a plot to kill your family.
And seeing how sloppy his plan was, he needed to stay in school.
I can't believe how ruthless he was to good parents.
I live in Sugar Land. I remember this. I even have to drive by that house sometimes. What a monster!
Wow, this guy is the male Jennifer Pan... same story and basically played out the same way in a lot of aspects
the Canadian girl, right? no spoilers but the whole thing with her parents and boyfriend and stuff right?
He's MUCH worse I think. I mean his parents were supportive while her parents were strict disciplinarians..
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed the similarities in both cases
@@johnnyb9218 Doesn't matter if your parents are supportive or strict disciplinarians that doesn't give you the right to kill them... The funny thing about Jennifer Pan (not sure about Bart Whitaker) is if she actually did all the things she claimed she did she'd probably have a fairly successful life right now and her parents probably would've eventually gotten over it... If they didn't she could have moved out and never talked to them again. She was an adult after all.
At least she's somewhat sympathetic. Bart's family were great to him.
I literally spend the night scratching around like a little raccoon trying to find something to listen to and then very next morning you upload 🎉
Do you follow That Chapter? I know it's not cool to mention other channels, but if you're all up to date here then you should check it out. You definitely won't be disappointed
@@dumbasses_R_us And JCS Criminal Psychology is the third in the holy trinity of YT crime channels 😁
@@buttercxpdraws8101 truth!
@@buttercxpdraws8101 have you tried Crimeatorium? I stumbled across it and it's got cases I've not heard.
@@the6cat. Thanx Cat gotta try THAT
I love that I have a backlog of these to watch 😁
The “parent killatorium” commercial was pure comedy😆👌
his father was always so kind to him, always wanting the best for his son even if he was guilty,, holy, bart never deserved his family
LMAO RUDY’S KILLATORIUM, I’m CRYING, the “YEEEEEHAAW” at the end just killed me, oh god
Omg ikr I died laughing at that haha 😂
😂😂😂😂 the disclaimer of not being responsible for parents that survive
don't die
otherwise, he's gonna have to make an episode about himself
Caught me off guard. That was hilarious 😂
Reminded me of Beetlejuice.... "getting tired of the living?"
During the 911 call with all the “I don’t knows”, he still was able to racially profile the imaginary murderer as being black by the way he sounded. That was the only straight answer that flawlessly flowed from his distressed explanation. Killed his family and still had time to be racist.
Right!? 🤦🏽♀️
it's a crazy world full of greed.
The jokes and commentary in this one... double high fives.
No A is for Allah
Yes! Hilarious!
@@jewlovergibson2944 I'm pretty sure both words start with A, silly.
Facts love it
I had heard about this case, but you added some new details, a great narration, and a hilarious commercial in the middle. Keep up the great work!
Me too...watched this case on ID tv & Monsters blew it a way. I gathered 10x the info.
i listen to monsters every day while i work, it’s my favorite series
I can't believe how many good chuckles I got out of this episode but the Killatorium ad had me wheezing! I've always been fascinated with this case ever since it happened. Super well done as always.
I don’t know why but when you said he celebrated his nonexistent graduation I just bursted with laughter 🤣🤣🤣
I found it kinda ironic that Bart totally faked his graduation (which included a dinner and a Rolex) but ended up getting a Master's Degree while in prison. Maybe if he had pursued his education more diligently the first time around he would have had the wherewithal to have a successful life--instead he killed his family and threw away his own life.
“… And shattered his mid humerus, which isn’t funny at all”. Hilarious
Dad joke 😅
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I’ve seen other videos about this idiot, but I must say you know how to dig into a case and present it in such a fascinating way. Great work!!
"Hey Bart, I'm not in prison"
The SALT 🤣
It's crazy how blind we can get from loving someone..
Ah the parent killin’ ad! So funny!
I laughed at your ad for Bart. Especially the fine print at the bottom. 😊😎
You do one amazing job on this channel. I used to think your voice was AI doing the narration because it is so distinct. I was much pleased to discover it is a gift you’ve been given to coincide with your talent behind the mic. 😎
Finally, thanks for telling these stories. There isn’t a story I’ve listened to from your channel that I’d disagree with them being on here. For I can’t think of a more fitting term to use for them other than monster.
👍🏻👍🏻 fantastic job!
Well, you’ll be happy to know I’ve made another parody ad that will be in the next video. The episode is so long I had to record the narration over 2 days which makes each half sound a little different. So I wanted to have a break in the middle so the sound difference isn’t so noticeable. That episode will be up on Tuesday.
I never thought id find a channel i like more than JCS and THAT CHAPTER
The chapter is the best
I thought the same !
I love Monsters, That Chapter, i love u Mike;)
Wait till monsters and that chapter do the same case in 1 week.
Jcs is so good
“Was the shooter Black, white, Hispanic, or Middle Eastern?”
“Maybe he was Black”
Y’all gonna learn to stop blaming black people for everything 🙄😂
This pissed me off! “ maybe he was black” knowing damn well it was him.
I hear you but please know that most white people do not agree with that kind of racism. 💐
That pissed me off too like cmon now!😐
@@gltrgrl2184 you can't speak for most you can only speak for yourself
@@sweetblack1216 I know, Sweet. I actually know white people who will never change their ways so the only way their racism will end is when they die. It’s a detestable thing for sure. 💐
When they asked what race the shooter was and he says “I don’t know, maybe black”…wtf
Right...😒 “what race did he sound like?” 🤔
@@girlscott411 this isn’t even the first or second time I’ve heard them randomly blame black people for the crime in one of these stories. I wonder how many innocent black people have been locked up or worst because of situations like this :/
even the question itself "black , hispanic or Arab?" wtf 911 lady.
@@aarrodri I found it wierd that she asked him question like this? As a doctor and often first responder, I want to know other Information first.
@@aarrodri what weird about it? They need to look for a suspect
Your ad for parents killing "killed" me...😂
I LOVE that you roasted him the entire time 🤣🤣🤣
I love *this is monsters* we appreciate all your hard work!!!
"This, is monsters"
Daa da da, Daa da da, ting ting ting....
Dun dun dun, dun dun dun, dun dun dun
Dun... Dun... Dunnnnnnnnnn🎶🎶
Thomas Bartlet Whitaker, who went by Bart, was the....
I see you in the comment section and I see your check mark. And I'm always like who is this famous person? And every time I pop over to your channel and I'm like oh yeah it's the rugby guy! I subscribed to show support, but I'm ashamed to say, I know nothing about rugby.
@Cory Dinsmore project much?
I have been watching your channel for hours. I even fall asleep to it most nights. You are soooo underrated. Please keep going!!! 🙏 💕
I had heard of the case on a few different podcasts but I love how you present it. Putting the pictures, audio and videos together makes it so much clearer and you make it super concise. I also enjoyed the ad you had there - there was a nice touch of levity in a very awful case. Thank you for your hard work.
My husband and I absolutely love you! This was a masterpiece.
Pappadeaux (read: papa + doe's) is a Texas-based cajun seafood restaurant chain in the "Pappa's" Line of chain restaurants. It includes Pappa's Steakhouse, Pappa's Seafood, Pappasitos' Mexican Cantina, and Pappa's BBQ.
Thank you. It killed me every time he mispronounced it. Lol!
And I'm honestly surprised Bart didn't pick a more expensive restaurant. We have plenty. And he always liked being seen in the best places.
Well thanks for that.
Of all the true crime content, this is the one I prefer because it very clearly is honoring the victims, giving context for their life circumstance; while at the same time being brutally hilarious to the perps. “Hey Bart, I’m not in prison.” Sums it up!! 😂
26:15 "YEEHAW!" that part nearly had me wearing my coffee 🍵 ☕ !
sounds real good to have 911 operators who are doing a good job
But aren't they supposed to be calm? I'm glad she dispatched help immediately but she sounded scared and stressed.
@@BettyWhite2171 I didn't perceive her as either scared or stressed. I just got a sense of urgency from her, which is a good thing I guess.
Love that you actually show the interrogation, court footage and especially the humor ❤️ it.
This poor father, his mercy deserves better.
I remember reading about this case a few years ago but with minimal content. This one had so much more detail. It wasn't just part of the story which I appreciate. Thanks so much!
Well his father's actions after the crime perfectly explain why Bart ended up as a lazy spoiled brat. Unbelievable.
Honestly? He was always a spoiled brat, but I never knew him as lazy. Maybe that came when he was older, but he worked pretty hard to stay in NJHS in middle school. Such an ass, though.
He worked harder to plot to kill his family than he did to actually make something out of himself.
So how does his actions explain why his other son was the complete opposite of bart?
You’re talking out of your ass.
As sickening as this crime was, you made me laugh. Your Beetle Juice type ad was great! Much needed comic relief. Thank you.
This MONSTER is so lucky to have a loving father.
That murder ad was definitely the greatest ~30 seconds I’ve experienced on UA-cam. I wish you’d do those kinds of things
“Use code: I’m a douche” bahaha 🤣
That dad's poor soul, my heart cries for him..
he made his bed
@@dogdayz3821 Perhaps you could put it that way if you really want, but no one asks to be shot by their own child. Maybe neglected his son, sure. But I won't sympathise with Bart's actions no matter what. He's indeed a monster. You can go through shit in life and not become a cold blooded killer. I suppose the fact he was so spoilt and lacked any and all discipline had a lot to do with it, sure. And if that really is the case and trash parenting is bound to affect people commonly and to this degree, imagine how truly screwed up today's generations are. We're in for a hell of a ride