The Frightening Story Of Hannah Graham
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- 18-year-old Hannah Elizabeth Graham was in her second-year of college at the University of Virginia. Out for the evening at Charlottesville's downtown pedestrian mall, meeting friends, and having drinks. A night any college student looked forward to. But Hannah ended up heavily intoxicated and all alone. That is, until she met a man. The last words overheard by a passer-by on the street were,"I'm not getting into the car with you," And then she was gone.
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Never let your friend walk home drunk by themselves. No matter what they say.
Yeah, and especially a young girl.
That's like 101 of friend code and basic common sense
My thoughts exactly 💯
Even if they aren’t drunk. Take the time to see to it they make it home safe
Facts 👍👍👍👍👍
He is not responsible for what happened to him as a child, but he is responsible for what happens as an adult.
Infant is damaged bad parents ,starts somewhere.child does not ask for it. The child is molded. Whose fault is it.????.
These girls go out get drunk
. Shameful , cry wolf
@@dianaveronicakambanis9690you answered your own question. If you need more clarity, both. Parents as a child his fault as an adult. You can always change if you want too.
@@dianaveronicakambanis9690 His. Does every child who is abused develop into a murderous predator? Should we take all children who have been abused and lock them away since they will obviously have no control over their murderous urges? Or did he, unlike others, choose to murder?
People need to start demanding no early release as part of sentencing because progressives love to release criminals early as they complain about crime + blame law abiding citizens guns.
25 yrs for 2 murders is a crime in itself. I’m glad the family did not accept the plea deal. Life in prison is lenient, imo.
That's his black privilege it would be considered racist to punish a black person for their crimes
People in cville know he did more then two. When i looked into it back then there were five or six other similar murders and one cross dresser left in the same way
@@daviddaddy you may have missed it, he got 4 life sentences without the ability to appeal. He also has Stage 4 cancer. I can attest that the treatments are a fate comparable to death. I wasn't in prison so I received excellent care. Let's all hope, some pray, that he lives so he can finish his term of life in prison to a ripe old age of 92!
@@daviddaddy he received life in prison without any possibility of parole. They first wanted to give him 25 years and the family said no way Jose
@@AlexAndra-iy5zu 💜 I'M SO GRATEFUL FOR THE FAMILIES THAT THEY REJECTED THE PLEA DEAL. IT'S RIDICULOUS THAT ALL THESE MONSTERS ARE EVEN OFFERED A PLEA DEAL IN THE FIRST PLACE 😒😡
The fact that those who knew him were saying what a great, gentle guy he was, including the women he'd dated... just goes to show. Doesn't matter what someone's reputation is with a thousand people. All it takes is one victim. You never fully know someone's demons, especially if they keep them meticulously hidden.
Very good way of wording this.
They were probably fulla shit anyway
Absolutely agree
Just a master manipulator
He was drunk and made a mistake
Having gone clubbing many times during my teens, the one thing you always knew when coming out of the club is that there are desperate dudes, predators and the police lurking to catch a prey and the latter for a drunk driver. Girls under no circumstances should walk by themselves at night, especially when they're drunk.
Putting police officers in the same group as predators is so vile. Who did everything to find her and investigated ? the Police.
How about not going clubbing and getting drunk to begin with? Hmmm, logic? What a concept!
@@unmalo2768So girls should stay in because guys cant control themselves?
wow, that's sexist.
@@dicksdiggers it's being careful
Murderers who ask for leniency on the death penalty, show what cowards they truly are.
Agreed, I bet Hannah begged him to spare her and her pleas fell on deaf ears so why should he be spared!
It is actually cheaper to have life than death penalty. I like the idea of living a long time to suffer.
Or the oubliette 🤔
The fact that he attacks women also shows that.
I was thinking the same thing. He ought to have got the death penalty.
Come on, really? Everything that happened to him growing up, happened to me. I never killed anyone. I had fantasies of killing my abusers but never acted on them. That... is ...not ... an excuse!
ending someone who abused you is a lot different than some innocent person
I’m so sorry that happened to you. Thank you for sharing…❤
So what, are you implying that people can choose to not let traumatic experiences define them and dictate their behavior? Nonsense.
In the most recent study, 74% of serial killers experienced childhood trauma and 42% experienced trauma during young adulthood (13-18). Do we ignore that? What if understanding what causes people do to these things could help prevent others from doing them?
I'm glad you made better choices, but that doesn't mean it isn't a factor.
It's not about blame, it's about understanding.
It wasn’t an excuse it’s an indicator to a cause or an explanation for that behaviour. You made it good afterwards but others don’t, and often it’s because of their backgrounds. It’s still wrong of course, but it’s just shows what damage like that untreated with a weak mind can do
I remember standing outside a club in Baltimore watching this guy go after only the women stumbling, one of them was my cousin, I wasnt having it. You have to insist on accompanying your friends. Never let them go home alone.
For real. Protect your friends and family.
Exactly. My first thought was, her friend should have insisted on walking her home or even walked behind her like some kind of recognizance mission.
This is the comment I was looking for! do not leave your friends while drunk
You 100% saved her life 🥺
And Baltimore has a lot of creepy people I'm from here myself
A lot of us have horrible childhoods, we don't all go do something like this. Accept responsibility for your own actions.
and there are still those who do and plenty of them so it's not an excuse but it's an obvious fact that things can affect people differently
@@4djinn No matter what the reason, accountability is still needed,
This could’ve been avoided 1000%. I mean it doesn’t take a genius to say that this guy has had 12 victims come forward and it wasn’t going to be his last.
The victims didn't know there were other victims.
Honestly guys who target young females who are more vulnerable and physically weaker disgust me.
We need to start protecting our women again.
It disgusts almost all of us… we are built to protect the women and children of the world so any time a guy uses his strength and power to harm them is sickening.
Well, aren’t you a wonderful person then. Thanks for telling us all that.
@@MJW238 You're most welcome 😊
@@Maesterfulhe’s in all the comments acting like this. Future killer which no one is gonna take notice off until it’s too late
Glad they declined the first plea deal, 25 years for those crimes is a sham.
White privilege
It was misleading. It would have been 25 years per Murder, aka 50 years.
Dude is late 30s. He'd have to make it to age 80
@@nsahandlerStill isn’t justice, he needed life with no possibility of parole. I personally don’t believe in capital punishment, but life in prison is a greater punishment. No easy way out.
@meitsallme911
Getting to 80 years old in prison is a long-shot.
Friends don’t let friends walk home alone after drinking, especially at night. RIP Hannah, you deserved better :(
I believe it was said that she lived close by but got turned around. I live close to the club I used to attend every weekend and walked home alone. I stayed on a major road and didn't meet any issues. Unfortunately, she was not as lucky. When you're young you just don't think it can happen to you.
Yes, Thats not friends in my opinion, I dont care if she said no most do but her friends should have known to not let her leave alone and they each and every one need to think about it...They let them drive and everything else...those people are not your friends ..
@@cdes1776 Doesn’t matter these days, they will grab you in broad daylight so it’s best to make sure your friend gets home-period
@@jacquelinesnowden8174 Couldn’t agree more.
a friend did offer to walk her home remember the beginning
I love how Jesse’s parents called him calm. His upbringing is no excuse for his behavior either. He got away for far too long with wayyyy too many assaults. Unacceptable on so many levels
Special privilege.
@@daviddaddy it still pales in comparison to the *_good ol' boy privilege_* so what're you whining about?
@@yinkaoyekunle9533 No it doesn't!!! Black Privilege is very real! Go cry about it.
I like how they use words like: sweet, kind, tender, big hearted and gentle. Meanwhile he had a string of 12 women he abused (that we know of) and made 1 of them feel so terrified she fled back to INDIA to ensure her safety.
None of these things ever seem to matter though, they show that in plea deals and lenient sentencing.
Sociopaths often put a front of kindness. It's false, and is just a way to hide amongst normal people.
Exactly. There are people on here actually defending him. Bad childhood..who fucking cares? My childhood was difficult, but i have these human traits like a conscience and a heart and empathy for others and revulsion at people being hurt or scared. You lack these things, thats from birth, not life circumstances.
Then mentioning this only makes his crimes really sound as horrific as they really were
and the one term they refused to give him is RACIST. A black guy killed 2 white girls and yet nobody dared to call them hate crimes. Guaranteed that a white man killing 2 black woman would have the entire media questioning a racial motive. This is obviously not equality when black people get a free pass with hate crimes
@@BornIn1500 It appears that you don't know what the term "hate crime" means. A racial hate crime would be when the crime is committed specifically due to race as a motive. Race wasn't the motive in these cases there is no evidence to support that. The motive in these cases was that he had homicidal urges. Learn what the terms you're throwing around mean. If his motive was to target white people then he wouldn't have targeted a bunch of women of other races including his own.
He's definitely a serial killer.. no way he went 4 or 5 years in between! I'd be searching those remote areas again and see if he's got any trophies stashed away!
There are at least 6 others that he may have murdered. La-Teasha Lamone Brooks, Julie Marie Fraser, Autumn Wind Day, Sophia Rivera, Shellie Carson, and Cassandra Morton. The last two were brutally beaten and the rest their bodies have never been found.
@@Tradeofjane Were all of them in the same area?
He was trying to get the platinum trophy achievement.
Theres no fn way he didn’t take any more lives over the 5 years between Morgan & Hannah….NO. FN. WAY. There’s more poor souls lost out there 😢
Absolutely. His cool down period after the first kill may have been 1 year tops. Not 5.
There are about 2 or 3 cases of women disappearing in that area which do seem to fit with this criminal. It’s sick to think most of these cases and women, the public knows nothing about them.
@@sonofhibbs4425I live in Charlottesville and haven't heard of any missing in that time
The news was buried by the liberal Media.
That's crazy how they probably would've never solved Morgan's murder if they hadn't been so diligent in solving Hannah's.
My childhood was outright hellish - so was most of my adulthood, and I never turned into a murdering lunatic. Suffering made me strong, and having empathy for others made me even stronger.
So sorry you went through all you have gone through. ❤
❤
same with me, but unfortunately this kind of upbringing can create sociopaths or narcissists as well... I had a neighbour who was sociopathic and schizofrenic, he killed a football fan after one game. his level of agression was out of control... he killed birds too and wanted to commit a suicide but only after killing his cat. I had a mental breakdown living next to him, I had to move out.
I don't know if its a generational thing but when we went out back in the day it was a written rule we come together we leave together we watched out for one another.If someone wanted to go home we made sure they got home if they wanted help or not......He deserves no plea deal GTFOH....
Well done on making this all about you and what you do!
@samueldalton1996 yes. Because that's exactly how we derive perspective.
@@samueldalton1996very unfair response but hey this is the world we live in these days. So sad
I don’t think it’s generational. I’m 32 and I think it’s more so how you were raised. I was always taught the same. Stick together! I’m teaching my daughter the same.
@@samueldalton1996 Get over yourself.
I went to middle and high school with Hannah. She was such a sweet and funny girl. Rest in peace angel ❤
Must be so emotional and terrifying too. Sorry for your loss. 😘
Went to west Po to rip 🙏 i remember the rock out front of our school
@@cleopatra1633 It most definitely was, thank you 🙏
I used to dog sit for her family. It was tough on us all. RIP girl
My deepest sympathies goes to you and the rest of Hannah’s loved ones. 💔🤲🏾
This is a sad one. Hannah’s family are lovely. It made me sad when her Dad made that statement and all he talked about was how grateful he was for the community's help. They are lovely people and it shouldn't have happened to them but sadly it does happen.
So sickening how many times are we going to see this same story over and over again…. and then to add insult to injustice continue to make excuses for it?
I find it baffling that his mother had the audacity to let out a wail at her vile son's sentencing knowing how devious & depraved her son's crimes against these beautiful young women were. She should have had the decency to have kept quiet for the victims families in court & done her weeping in private.
He was a good kid though
A momma will always love her baby boy. The wail she let out was more likely involuntary and just came out for the baby, boy, young man she loved and raised
Maybe she was a dramatic narcissist.😊
@@robertwhitaker5718She raised a monster. She should be ashamed.
I can’t imagine the realization of having birthed and raised a murderer. I think I’d let out a wail too bc what are chances? But you’re absolutely right imo.
taking two lives and no death penalty is not justice
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They literally have tablets in prison now 😒
They would never put him to death anyway. And as.for.the tablets...the people on death row have them too
"Her friends grew concerned for her" If they really gave a damn one of them should have insisted on walking her home period!
Some kids that are abused feel they are entitled to hurt people because they were hurt, but grow up and choose to be better than the people that hurt them, there is no excuse
It is amazing that UA-cam denies reality. People are not allowed to just state facts about things that happened. It astounds me that no one can say the “r” word in a UA-cam video. How did we all make it saying words for so many years and now we can’t do it anymore?
Maybe it’s best to remember that this is a private company and you need to abide by their rules, as it’s always been. You can still talk to people around you and say whatever comes to mind. You don’t need to victimize yourself.
@@mags2847censorship, even when done by a private company, is troublesome. Furthermore, the censoring of this particular word makes 0 sense. Why can they say "murder" but not the r word?
@@mags2847beside the point. It’s a word used every day and it’s something that we are consistent trying to raise awareness about and make it so that people are not afraid to speak about it.
Then we go and censor it - it’s ridiculous
I was in band with Hannah in high school. Her disappearance rocked our community to the core. Thank you for sharing her story.
isn’t that text that made no sense to her friends easily deciphered as ‘got stuck down town’?
Omg yess
That's what I instantly got from it
Yes
Fuck it lol
That's immediately what I said.
I used to hitchhike in my youth, & was stopped by a police officer in Charlottesville because they thought I was Hannah. It was near the Tempo restaurant, too. Very eerie and tragic. My heart goes out to the family
I smell shite!
Wow 😮
Omg you're hot
Please dont make excuses for violent criminals. A person who suffered abuse should know BETTER not to do these things, not worse.
Your comment just shows you don't know what you're talking about, please do some research.
@@melodi996 Your comment is superficial and offers no insight. You bring the data his comment is valid as opinion.
@@georgebishop4941 your comment right here offered no insight and probably took some off, use your brain and do your own research.
@@melodi996 victimhood doesn’t mitigate accountability.
@@drazicmilosovic1065 and nobody assumes that, explanation of causation doesn't mean the person lacks responsibility for own actions.
If there's one thing I've learned from watching so many true crime videos, it's that there are *always* predatory creeps lurking out there, waiting for their next victim. By that I mean, at any given time, there is almost certainly a monster actively hunting.
Oh for sure. The stories I've heard from the women in my life are wild. It's almost an every day thing.
The movie 'Promising young women' was about a woman that went out each weekend and pretended to be very drunk, like obliterated drunk, to draw out those predators you speak of. It was great, they assured her they were just making sure she got home safe and then would settle her in or have some kiss time, then they'd start abusing her when she passed out. Then she'd become very much awake and sober and as you can imagine it got Cray Cray real quick. Gutsy women, if it was a real life gig you'd want some serious self defence, gun, weapon skills
And most of us who live a normal life and frequently go out in public, have at least once met or seen one of them and maybe even talked to them. I know I have
As others have said, 100% sick of hearing violent criminals' sob stories. It was everyone's fault but theirs. That's what criminals do - they lie and accuse others for their actions. Victim's family is forever tied to their child's murderer, as, no doubt, he will be working the system and applying for pleas and retrials. A lovely life was lost, and we're all left with worst of humanity, and so everything continues to be just a little worse for everyone.
Black people kill white people 24× than the opposite. So are you also tired of hearing the ALL colors do this excuse?
Accept reality. The crime problem in America is a culture problem
And I'm 100% sick of people misinterpreting the reason for pointing out an offenders background. It's not about blame or making excuses, it's about understanding. MANY, not ALL, killers have experienced some form of trauma in their childhood. Do we ignore that? Should we only address the symptoms and not the illness? Should we just give up on trying to prevent these people from making these types of choices through understanding what led them to make said choices? Do you care? Have you ever even wondered?
Take your emotions out of the equation. Prevention is much more appealing than punishment.. or at least it should be.
This doesn't change what was already done. Of course he deserves punishment, which he received (not harsh enough in my opinion), but what we should also be doing is finding ways to intervene BEFORE the crime was committed. Whether that be more focus on children who've experienced trauma, more attention on every child's environment, or something else. Will we prevent all violent crimes? Obviously not, but even if it helps prevent just one loss of life, I'd say it's worth it.. do you not agree?
I'm sure you're thinking "well not all people who experience childhood trauma turn into a killer", but that doesn't change the fact that the _majority_ of serial killers did. The numbers don't lie.. in the most recent study, it was found that 74% children, and 42% young adults did, _that we know of_ ..
A person who suffered abuse should know BETTER not to do these things than anyone else.
@@JulieCaptivatedinFlI think Dracula has some victims and is feeling guilty or something, because he is posting, in this person's defense! On several people's comments.
Same here!!!
These murderers have no problem dishing out the death penalty to their victims, but when it comes to the possibility that the death penalty is given to them, they turn into big crying babies. A smart aleck defense attorney will cry the same old psychobabble that he wet the bed, didn't have any friends, was abused, didn't feel good enough, blah, blah, blah.
Yep , thats the truth.
Tough talk coming from a coward.
The waukesha massacre suspect killed 6 including children and injured 60+ he was a known racist after he mowed down all of those yt ppl he did not even get charged with a hate crime. But We still hear about the one blk girl that was ran over in Charlottesville Virginia in fact that yt guy was thrown under the jail and we still hear about it meanwhile when Daryl did his stunt it wasn't even reported on correctly when cnn reported on it they did not say who it was, they just said an "suv" ran over all those children and yts. See how it works
@@DontPretendtoCare you need to learn the crime certain people like in the video commits against children and yts in general and the graping they do to yt wmn that does NOT happen vise versa and it all (like this very story) gets ignored because the killer isn't yt. It's just the facts.
@@Blood0ftyrants
Have you read the books by Colin Flaherty? It's not by accident what you described; it's downright infirating in fact.
No, I don’t believe it’s caused by what happened to him as a child!!! No, he made his choices.
Thats right no excuses.
His mother had the nerve to scream smh
She should feel ashamed she raised that piece of garbage
Shes a mom probably bc she'd never see him again she wailed doesn't mean she agrees with the monster he became so yea she used the nerve she had 🙄
@@msreneerr1109*EXACTLY!* People like that lady don't want _'justice'_ they just want to satiate their psychopathic revenge and lust for seeing others suffer. I'm sick and tired of these inhumane, psychopathic hypocrites.
I'd bet she would be the same type of person who is lusting after Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer.
@@msreneerr1109she needed to shut her damn mouth
Shes a mother who just lost her son as well. He may be alive, but he will never get out of prison so he is as good as dead. It doesn't mean she supported his actions. It's a natural reaction of a mother losing her son.
I’ve lived in Charlottesville for over 30yrs. Lived through both Hannah’s and Morgan’s disappearances and murders; both heartbreaking cases. 💔
It was a very scary time especially for young women/girls in the area. My own daughter was a student at UVA from 2011-2015. I was terrified for her safety.
I remember the day that over a thousand C’ville residents searched for Hannah. Both my daughter and my sister participated (I had to work that day or I would have been there as well).
It was also terrifying when we learned who the murderer was and that he had lived and worked and gone about his daily life and activities (even volunteering as assistant football coach at a local school!) undetected and among us for so many years!
I was so relieved when he was sentenced to life in prison with NO CHANCE of parole.
Thank you to the Graham and Harrington families for holding firm and rejecting that first plea deal! They no doubt have saved the lives of even MORE young women with their actions and insistence on justice for Hannah and Morgan!
I also am very critical of and assign blame to BOTH Liberty University AND Christopher Newport College! Both schools allowed him to get away with NO ACCOUNTABILITY for the SA’s he perpetrated on fellow students there. They allowed him to leave quietly instead of reporting his SA’s to police!! BOTH of those schools bear some responsibility for the deaths of Hannah and Morgan, imo!
IF Liberty U & Christopher Newport had ACTED RESPONSIBLY and reported him to police, he probably would have already been incarcerated and not walking around freely to assault AT LEAST 3 more women (that we know of/probably even more!) and to murder 2 of them!
SHAME ON LIBERTY UNIV & CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT COLLEGE for their irresponsible and immoral handling of this now convicted murderer, whose name is not worth mentioning. 😓
I was R**** by a close family member for over almost a year when I was 8 yrs old. I did not go on to do the same when I grew up because it happened to me. I hate it when that argument is used because I feel that should make it more of a reason for them not to do it. Because it happened to them and they know how it made them feel.
I believe people that do heinous things like this would go on to do this regardless of whatever kind of upbringing they had. I just do not believe that having had that done to you makes you more likely to go on and do it yourself. But that’s just my opinion others obviously believe differently.
Regardless of what upbringing? So you're saying it's genetic? Nah. Some people just can't handle the same type of stress as you. Not everyone is working with the same coping skills and brain chemistry. Upbringing has lots to do with it. Upbringing is exactly why he has zero empathy for his victims and their families and how he was able to do this.
My heart goes out to you, sending you a big hug. However, just because you reacted a certain way to abuse does not mean someone else will, their circumstances will have been different. They will have a different personality to you, different parents, different peer group, different siblings, possibly a different cultural background set against different legislation if raised in a different country to you, they will internalise and interpret information & events differently to you hence their response may well differ, and they will be genetically different to you and have gone through a different socialisation process. It is important to recognise the complexities of a human being. That said, his background may explain INFLUENCES on his behaviours but not for a nano second does it ever justify his behaviours primarily because we all have freewill and therefore he made personal choices that led to his horrific behaviours.
I’m sorry that happened to you and I’m proud of you for breaking the curse but that’s YOUR STORY! Life is not one size fits all. What happened to you does not set the blueprint for others
@@TheVAULTofHORRORnature vs nurture will be hotly debated forever. Some folks are born psychopaths but use that genetic defect to excel in business, and some become murderers. Some people are born normal but become monsters. We may never have the answer of whether or not nature or nurture affects people more.
@Krazy4Pink_Kerry
well stated. Thank you
So disgusting his family was pleading for leniency. He's a serial murderer and rapist!!!! His family isninsane
They almost always react like this and are not worried about the victims. They rather be the victims themselves, its their thing.
Because it's family and thats it. Happens all the time.
HIS mother screamed??? What about Hannah's and Morgan's moms?! He honestly deserved the death penalty but I can understand why the parents of the victims agreed to the plea deal. Bless them. May he forever be haunted by what he has done.
He's never gonna be haunted. He doesn't care.
The Judge has final say on the plea deal, not the family. But his mother has also lost a son, so her screaming was understandable.
Can this generation complete a single sentence, much less a conversation, without saying "like" every few words? When did this become so acceptable and commonplace? What's happening to our language skills?
I agree. If I had to be around her for a few hours I'd go nuts.
Yeah it’s like so infuriating!
Omg! It isnt like she's a teenager🙄🙄🙄 like maybe they are still young and like we all had this kind of stage like.. You know. Grumpy old man
@@Caillouteletub123ppl lack real problems I think
This is what we are taking away from this 😮
Never let your guard down . Always be prepared for the worst but hope for the best.
That's literally my life motto 😊
@@Sarah24871 Dido !
Always keep protection on u at all times and that will stop these fools 100% in an instant!!!
@@jacquelinesnowden8174 Three blades and bear mace always . 😉
Listen to Tommy Sotomayors advice and hanging out with the fellas...
He looks so evil. Looking at his eyes actually scares me as it just feels like I’m looking at someone who is pure evil. I’m so glad he got life without any chance of parole.
Because he's black???? I'm jk, but you'll probably get that comment eventually
I imagine how horrified those girls were looking into those demon eyes from the pits of hell
@@PenskePC17 Ali G is that you 🤣 It’s YT so more than likely lol but if I do it won’t bother me. I never let comments bother me. I’m too busy enjoying my life I just let them stress themselves out. 😂
@@PenskePC17❤❤❤What???? You are the first person to bring it up you could of kept that to yourself. She did not say anything about his race, she was purely talking about his eyes but you just had to play the race card. Shame ,shame,shame.❤❤❤
@@Krazy4Pink_Kerry❤❤❤You were better off not answering him because for me when you answered that racist you exposed yourself as a racist.❤❤❤
This man's voice, pure ART.
Need so much more to listen to.
this^^^^^
Ngl I thought it was AI but found his LinkedIn, Jason Forbis
i find this the best voice, behind Peter Thomas and Robert Stack...
Another drunk bar hoping female college student bites the dust , what’s new ? As long is there are drunken females and males out walking the streets there will always be stories like this , When will young people learn ?
@@aprilstar3572bad bot
I learned from therapy that your trauma is not your fault, but it IS your responsibility. It is up to each of us to seek help and healing for the hurt we have in beside. Our past shapes who we are, for better or worse, but we still have agency, we still autonomy, and we still have the ability to choose how we behave. Trauma is a tragedy, but it is never an excuse to hurt others.
He was NOT sorry for what he did, he WAS sorry that he got caught
It's scary that so many of these devious and deviant people work in the medical profession.
Dr Mengele. There are many sociopathic medical people People from the holocaust DONT see Drs because they are murders
Any profession that gives a person power and authority over others will always attract monsters. Lawyers, Police(edit)Teachers, Socs/Nurses, PRIESTS… the list can go on and on and it is terrifying because we are suppose to teach our Kids that they can trust these people, but that’s a lie, it’s a very dangerous lie that we tell ourselves and our kids but at the same time, who are we suppose to tell them they can go to for help?! I hate this world.
@@PhancyPants12 You have forgot Policeman on that list
@millwallholdings given the fact that it's rare for a cop to do anything thier not supposed to. But stop believing that cops are always the problem when it's really the guys in the video who commits the most violent crimes disproportionately you just never hear about them because it don't fit the liberals and cnns agenda bipoc off more police than vise versa every year as well the only difference is that no one cares because they want people like you to believe that they are always the victims and never the opressors.
@@PhancyPants12you are so right!!
Thanks so much for telling these young ladies stories.💐🐦
The pain and sadness in her fathers eyes is so sad to see. Horrible to have to experience as parents.
I've never seen such pain on a face, poor family.
Boo-hoo!! Mr.Entitled had a bad childhood. Wah! Go after your Mom for needing a man so bad she put his needs before yours. Bringing Men around you. Sounds like he brought problems to the kids in school trying to learn. Of course his Mother said her little Johnny was an angel and the schools were picking on her Son. Behind every narcassist is a women who helped make them one by providing excuses. So sorry for Hannah and her Family. All those SA he was accused of. Why wasn't he in jail????
I hate when people use their trauma as justification to hurt people. I've been traumatized so many times I lost count of all the horrible things that have happened to me. But to want to watch the life leave someone's eyes....that's not because of trauma. It's not human. It's just a straight up monster.
Amen!
The abuse he suffered helped make him a monster.
@Martin__Riggs it really didn't. He made that choice. He doesn't get to pass the blame on to someone else for HIS OWN actions. I was abused too and I would never in my life think of hurting someone.
No, if he hadn’t been caught he wouldn’t have stopped. He got away with it once and that’s why he was comfortable when he crossed paths w/Hannah. I’m sure he would have just continued to develop into an even MORE evil monster.
My grill cook got detained and questioned mid-shift because he was with her that night. Weird night at work.
Was she hanging around a lot of men or something?
Evidence?
"I got stuck down though" could've been "i got stuck down town" but ended up misspelled due to intoxication.
So sad that the only way youre able to describe Hannah is, "from childhood to her teenage years"
Now that they are older, I talk to my daughters about safety topics like being situationally aware at all times. I also speak to them about always traveling with their friends and never letting each other leave alone. The willingness to split up makes many of the people in these videos a much easier victim.
I’d prefer to hear about the lives of the young women he defiled than his childhood.
God bless Hannah and her family and close friends. So very sorry 😔🌷
You can say murderer but not rapist? Nice guidelines, UA-cam.
Thank you for covering this story ❤
Humans, please DO NOT DRINK alcohol at all! Intoxication is such a sad state to be in... you spend precious money, precious time & your energy is wasted for NOTHING! Far too many people get taken advantage of because of this poison called alcohol! May the victims RIP
Especially women!
if you've been sexually assaulted and you're really affected by it, there is NO EXCUSE for sexually assaulting another person.
Her friends should have helped her when she texted them that she was lost!!! I would never leave my friend out in the streets knowing she was lost. What a tragedy. A young girl taken too soon!!!! I’m so sorry for her families lost.
I would’ve seen her home safely. 😢you go out together then you make sure she’s safe to safe & you know where your friends are & make sure everyone is home safely. All my friends no this rule.😢
Friend offered to walk home with her
@@lukebignell7846 I understand that, but she was drunk. She should have been walked home
After she called and said she was lost. If she was lost obviously there is a problem.
@@lukebignell7846but they didn’t
@@gulumhazerEnglish.... do you speak it?
We shouldn't waste tax dollars or resources on care for people with life sentences.
It is beyond ridiculous that the "R" word has to be bleeped out. If we were that fragile we wouldn't be watching. Why do we just accept this.
He deserved the same leniency he gave the families,,,, NONE!!! Edit: looks like karma came to pay him a visit with a serious medical condition.
There is never closure for familes who suffer these crimes. There is just an acceptance that their loved one is gone & they will never see hear or hold them again. The pain will never go away until their own deaths. I would just like to wish both familes of the bereaved girls peace.
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“Just under 6 feet tall” as you show us his wanted poster where it states he’s over 6 foot 😂. Little stuff like this really pulls me out of the story sometimes lol. I hate the way my head works sometimes
Don't hate it embrace it❤️
Why do we have to pay to keep him alive?
Yes it doesn't makes sense,he brutally killed raped 3 human and he's just chilling in the jail, that's how you make safer world
The death penalty actually costs more than life in prison
@@candice_ecidnacIt shouldn't have to.
They’re always choir boys when their family describes them…
In cases like this why do the state agree to a plea deal if they have such conclusive evidence against someone ? Surely they didn't even need a confession and could seek the death penalty.
Because they also let the family have a say in it because of the stress and horror of having to listen in detail through a trial about what happened to their loved ones. Having to listen to how your daughter was snatched before having her clothing torn off so some pos could then violate her body before bashing her face to a pulp to kill her I couldn't imagine. It's bad enough knowing she was murdered but I'm sure they would rather not spend a week or more hearing the details.
Mad respect for the families of Hannah and Morgan for not seeking revenge or retribution on the evil that took their daughters away from them. I can not understand the pain they must have gone through. RIP to the victims.
RIP to the victims of this monster. Tremendous job by law enforcement getting this predator off the streets
I never realized the detail in your videos until I watched this video. I lived in Charlottesville during the time, and know the area well. So much of the quick couple-second clips isn't just stock footage to fill time, it's actual video of the sites & people involved in this case.
So glad he was caught. May every victim be at peace now.
Sidebar: that outro! I still love it. ❤❤❤
Remember to *not mention the obvious pattern no matter what. There is no elephant in this room, or any room, ever.*
*Always a USUAL SUSPECT* at the end of one of these stories....SMH
Have a lot of friends and some family that went to UVA and we all remember how terrifying this was for Hannah’s family and the surrounding community of Charlottesville. I was just starting my junior year at neighboring JMU and I remember the feeling of uneasiness around campus since Harrisonburg is only 45 min away. RIP to the victims, I hope you all have found peace.
Trauma is not a reason to hurt others, it is just an excuse.
I'm not sure how much I like the speculation about why he did what he did.
Girls should learn lesson from this Not to walk alone in night .
RIP Hannah. Thank you Beyond Evil 💠
His life as a child offers a reason ( as most want an answer as to why) but does in NO way excuse his choices as an adult. We need to understand that this is what is being covered in this video imo.
“Consecutive” life sentences is a JOKE. The loss of death penalty is only making crime worse in America
Deterrent only works on people who understand what consequences are.
Why is it that when people go out with friends for drinks attend and event with “friends “ and yet not a single friend get it in their minds to move as a unit ALWAYS. Regardless of how close or how far we maybe from our residences.
I love how you can freely say ‘murderer’, but have to bleep out the word ‘rapist’. WTF UA-cam????
I’m from Charlottesville VA and i remember this vividly. When I was younger I did 30 days in jail for something petty and I was in the same cell block as Jessie before he was sentenced and convicted. You would’ve never known he was in there for murder the way he acted; This mf would walk around the block all happy go lucky, talking on the phone smiling and what not. One thing I never understood was why random people sent him tons of letters and even money.
Last I heard he was in red onion which is a super max racist prison in the mountains of Virginia. They say he was being fed crushed up shard’s of glass in his food trays. At red onion only a select few people gets commissary so he was forced to eat that stuff. He was moved to a different prison because of this. I wonder is that why he now has stomach cancer.
So sad, I hear so many stories that happen this way. Students getting taken advantage when being intoxicated and end up dead. They should teach college students to be more careful
I feel for the family. this man was obviously a sick and troubled man and it is so unfortunate he took two women's lives.
Hannah, 18 yrs.old, murdered. Inebriated, no problem. After midnight, no problem.
Walking, also alone, no problem With a man in his 30's, no problem. Having more drinks possibly, no problem. If ms. Graham , were my daughter, sister, friend
Sweet, beautiful, honest and maybe a little bit too trusting and naive. This is a recipe, a very bad one.
From what I've learned over the years, I strongly believe that when certain disturbances occur in early childhood or adulthood, individuals might tend to revolve their lives around seeking power over others. This can stem from a desire to overcome feelings of powerlessness and weakness. While extreme violence characterizes this case (combined with extremely bad personality traits), it's important to note that others may impose different forms of abuse, such as narcissism, alcoholism etc.
Unfortunately, this world is unjust.
When she said i'm lost in the SNS message was the last chance that her friends could save her. I wish somebody told her to stop walking around drunk, stay still at safe place and wait for a friend to pick her up.
I have never understood blaming past abuse for someone wanting to cause abuse. My mother was horrifically abused in every way, She grew up determined to prevent it from happening to others. She knew how it felt. She never wanted anyone to feel the way she felt while being abused. She created a wonderful childhood for me despite the complete lack of a childhood for her. She became a Special Ed & English as a Second Language Early Childhood teacher. This way she felt she could keep an eye out for the most vulnerable.
@@Orbital-BeeBopI am so grateful for people like our parents.
Well everyone copes with abuse differently doesn't justify wanting to hurt others but it's understandable that's how alot of serial killers/murders come to be. No one is born evil its just certain situations/past trauma end up turning them into one.
@@delhen21Some people are born evil. Dont be stupid. There are TONS of abusers and killers who had amazing lives, great parents and every opportunity handed to them on a silver platter, and they STILL go out and assault people or take peoples lives. It is in their brains and their hearts. They are evil, and some people are born evil.
Thanks for not using kiddie gloves when talking about adult topics.
Thanks for not allowing this nonsense censorship to intimidate you.
This sa, unalived bs is getting ridiculous.
And this is why we watch out for our fellow human beings everyone.
If one person had insisted to walk with Hannah, friend or stranger, she would still be alive today.
Keep an eye out for each other! Do everything you possibly can, even at the risk of acting like an asshole, to keep others safe and out of predatory clutches.
RIP Hannah 🙏🏻
The problem is that if a male had tried helping her get home he would've risked other passerbys labeling him a creep or the next day when she woke up and was telling her 'friends' they would have basically preached for her to "be careful because he'll probably stalk you or something." Sadly, that's the way society has become.
I can’t believe her friends would let her walk home.. but I did have friends growing up that were very persistent and you could you couldn’t tell them.. this is so heartbreaking. So sad.
This is 2024 almost. The fact is that the vast majority of people are your friend only because you have or do something that benefits them. And those are not real friends. The best way to see who your friends are is to go through a hard time that also financially hurts you. Friends will still be there. But the fact is if you unfortunately do go through such hard times, chances favor nobody will be there.
I can watch this channel all day if I didn't have to work.... Great to watch after work as well 💅🏽....
Watch it at work 😂
why is everyone in the comments acting like he was trying to excuse his actions? just because something EXPLAINS it doesn’t mean it EXCUSES it. ya’ll need to read a psychology & development book.
Because most people have a black and white, good and evil view of the world. It's much easier for them to just say "He's evil" and not have to think beyond that. That doesn't solve anything though. We can only ever hope to prevent these crimes in the future by understanding what led someone to this point. People with a normal, healthy upbringing simply don't go on to commit crimes like this.
I am so sick of the: “I was abused as a child.” as an excuse for what you do as an adult!
It's an explanation, not an excused. Normal people with a healthy upbringing simply don't grow up to commit these kind of heinous crimes.
I know this isn’t anything to do with hannah but the amount of times that girl said ‘like’ in her interview was infuriating.
True. She needs someone to deliberately say "like" at her every time she says it, to make her conscious of how often she's saying it. That would "cure" her.