The Baby-Faced Killer... | The Case of Morgan Huxley
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- Опубліковано 5 тра 2024
- When Morgan Huxley was found dead in his apartment on September 8th 2013, police knew they had a killer amongst the crowd. Where or who he was, was a mystery. As investigations developed, a key suspect would become known, as The Baby-faced Killer.
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00:00 Intro
00:52 Sydney
01:53 Morgan Huxley's history
03:48 September 7th + 8th, 2013
07:38 Surveillance footage, Daniel Kelsall
10:10 Interrogation footage
12:08 Daniel's slippery story
14:28 Actual story + Legal proceedings
20:08 Outro
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This guy was right. The police would never catch him as he was too smart and watched too much true crime. He made no mistakes at all, apart from being caught on CCTV, leaving his DNA at the scene and getting blood all over his bag (and then keeping the bag and even taking it with him when he was interviewed by the police). The guy is a criminal genius!
probably he did it on purpose, so they put him in jail... just like the information said. he have so much jail sex 🤮 obviously he didn't get punishment, he get free unlimited sex..no need to stalking random men anymore
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@@Lady_Angela1 we dont need the face reveal
@@smoochfa973 Your mom loves it tho.
@@smoochfa973
Do you always speak on behalf of everybody?
So Daniel knows too much about true crime to get caught. Which is why he left the police with video evidence, DNA evidence, finger prints, blood, and terrible explanations.
And brought his bag with the victim’s blood stains to his own interrogation. He may as well have worn the same clothes he had on during the crime while he was at it.
He watched csi... have u seen it. They pull up to a scene there’s gunshot wounds to the forehead and after 2 minutes of hard contemplation the detective says I think he’s been shot 😂🤣😂 so I’m not surprised this “true crime” buff was so sloppy. CSI isn’t true crime and if u enjoy true crime I can’t imagine you actually sitting through csi. 😂🤣😂
Thank goodness for dumb people who are too stupid to know how little they know! I'm dumb, but not so dumb that I don't know about how much I am uneducated.
Bless the narcissist.
They might be smart, clever, charismatic...
Fortunately, they never know when they are not.
They still need an audience. They still need to brag.
For law enforcement, this is good.
@@bronminett4042 yeah it's so silly .
I really like that you put the victim and not the killer’s name in the title. Morgan is the one who deserves to be remembered.
I got confused. I thought that Morgan was going to be the killer.
Yeah ‘remembered’ in a video that exploits his murder. What a beautiful tribute.
@@polyestermammoth740 time to stop being bitter at the world
@@polyestermammoth740 Well thanks to this documentary I now know who he was and how he died, it also teaches me to be careful when coming home after going to the pub, but sure be bitter
This is the tendency nowadays, for example Wikipedia articles on murderers often use the victim's name too.
Poor guy was just vibing having a drink. It's crazy how someone can do something so terrible to someone for literally no reason.
Hey its you!, I knew your youtube channel since 2015. I'm the one you should done collab with noah foxx.
Just subscribed
My boss worked with Morgan. He told me about the case and how much it sent shockwaves through everyone that knew him.
Thank you for covering the case
I can imagine there were several trust issues in Sydney Cooking School after this... And very strict policies on knives!
@@CoffeehouseCrime We need common sense knife control!
😭😭😭😭😭
How and WHY would news papers blame the victim??😠 How is a sleeping man to blame for a psychopath breaking into his home and stabbing him to death? That's unbelievable!! What's more unbelievable is that even if Morgan was gay, he's way too gorgeous to want that ugly POS touching him!!
@@justinweston5146 you'll take my chef's knife when you pry it from my cold, dead hand! 😂 🗡️
Whoa
As someone who has Asperger’s I find him trying to use it as an excuse to be despicable and almost pathetic
He was right though and didn't get the mental support he needed. Society must do much more to monitor people like him as it would reduce the number of inmates, save lives and tax dollars
It’s so messed these killers who claimed to have ether Autism or Asperger’s they really don’t sometimes they do that to try to avoid going to Jail or Prison.
Agreed. It’s disgusting
That's everyone's excuse now. They're neuro divergent so they can't be bad people
The thing is most places are still gonna still send a person to prison even if you actually are diagnosed with Aspergers or Autism so I don't know why he thought that would help.
The "he is having so much jail sex he cannot participate in prison programs" line really caught me off guard lmao
Same lol The dude is enjoying himself in prison, all the more reason to leave him in there.
Me too omg
Same ....lmaoooo😂
I hope he’s getting tossed up every night
@@theeyesbutterfly6089 that's not a punishment for that guy LOL
It really pisses me off that the gutter press would slam the victim and even blame him for his own death! Rip Morgan
That's why I can't stand Australian news
why it's called the gutter press.Actually best renamed sewer press.Yobs with no brain read it then wipe their backside .
@Sol-Leks it's every country's news. Just another opportunity to appeal to the lowest of humankind. If we are all at odds, we are not watching them. In my humble opinion.
Yhea all countries have news outlets that don't care what they write or its effects just that it sells. This crap happens a lot, thankful not as much as it used to but still far to much. The sad thing is they only do it because it sells to the people who buy their crap which says something really really sad about a large section of society and how they like to see the world and why they believe such rubbish like this. People who think like that believe they're safer than the people who don't act like they do, that things like this will never happen to them because they don't behave "badly" or like an animal, etc. Which isn't even sort of true if you look at the numbers most murders, assaults occur either in the home or are committed by someone you know. Let's hope it continues to change until no one gets judged for the way they decide to live their lives.
That's Australian "journalism" for you
I know I'm not alone in saying that I immensely appreciate the fact you cover cases from across the world and give us a lovely description of the locations. Thank you, Adrian! Your hardwork is phenomenal!
Thank you! 🙌
I really appreciate the respect you show all of the people involved in the cases u cover as some channels tend to be one-sided a lot of the time and at the end of the day they're all human and have families that bare the brunt of their crimes
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G’DAY from AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 I totally agree with these comments!! I admit I rarely comment but you blow me away with the cases you cover Adrian ! absolutely appreciate your channel.
A HUGE THANK YOU .
I have a 15 year old son with ASD. He’s been taught his entire life that his diagnosis is not an excuse for being a dick! People with ASD are more than capable of understanding right and wrong. He’s a murderer who happens to have ASD. Nothing more
As another ASD parent I couldn't agree more
It depends where on the spectrum, this kid definitely knew the difference.
Although it's not common, the upper end of the spectrum is a literal nightmare sometimes. Which it's not that they don't understand exactly what right and wrong is. It's just their perspective of it morally can vary drastically. As to their perspective of the outcome of situations as well. So right and wrong to us, can be quite different to their interpretation. Granted also someone would have stepped in in this situation before he got to this age if he was that far on the spectrum as well. So again, this kid had no excuse. Just keep in mind there are parents out there doing all they can with every PT, OT, LT and so on programs, therapy, occupations and schooling with an ASD individual on the upper spectrum and they will still act like a "dick".
As someone with ASD; I can confirm that at least from my perspective I tend to adopt a pretty narrow view of the world as default, which is usually why I feel constantly consuming different media is super important to constantly remind myself of different perspectives and experiences rather than only what I'm interested in at the given time. While our disposition toward obsession certain can be a contributing factor, it's by no means something exclusive to the condition, just it's one road leading to that of a killer.
Also, as someone with ASD I can both understand and be *horrified* by some of the explanations that come out of these disturbed individuals. Like, this guy had a simplified version of the world where he dreamed about and normalized his act, committed it after several failed stalking attempts, then went about his life like an eager teenager who just got off a hard shift at work. Or Alek Minassian who talked about "a revolution against Gary's and Stacys" like he was talking affectionately about a hobby, somehow completely pushing aside the fact and consequences of having killed 11 people through a drive-through. These guys totally knew the difference but had instead chosen to "indulge" this hobby until it was just normal.
allie5 You have no idea whatsoever what is going on inside his head. You like to think you do, but that's just wishful thinking. The next 3 or 4 years in his life are crucial, as he grows out of childhood. Often big changes occur. Mental disorders of any form cause problems for the sufferer, no point pretending they don't, and being a "dick" as you so uncharitably put it, is normal for people who lack the social skills of a totally normal person. Totally normal people generally are not "dicks". The unfortunate remainder don't always understand how to react appropriately in many social situations. You are possibly putting too much pressure on him. You are underplaying the disability of autism, it is a serious matter that can lead to difficulties in life, but as you say it is not at all synonymous with being a criminal. I think most people understand that.
@@lordbiscuitthetossable5352 That is honestly ingenious to use media to ensure a broader world view. We by default as humans can get caught up in our own limited scope of things, your self-awareness about that is great. I'm going to ask my son of he does something similar, if that is alright?
Living in Australia myself I remember this case and yes, Morgan or Morgan’s family are owed so many apologies from the media and their grab for headlines.
RIP Morgan, you were such a positive influence to our beautiful country and we’re so worse off for having lost you……. 🇦🇺❤️
Such a great channel, really well presented factually and professionally. Looking forward to binging and for many future videos to come Cheers ✌️
Known to be hetero doesn’t mean you can like penis
What a handsome, sweet looking young man Morgan was. I’m so sorry for his family.
I don’t know why, but seeing him barefoot in the bar enjoying his last beer ever just breaks my heart. 😢 He thought he was safe, and he damn well should have been!!! RIP Morgan.
That part really warmed my heart cuz I go everywhere barefoot too and then it’s just heartbreaking that he was so carefree and happy for it all to be taken away for no reason.
@@TahtahmesDiary
Exactly! It’s such a terrible, senseless crime. All murder is bad (obviously), but this guy seemed like a “salt of the earth” type, you know? He possessed a strong positive energy, a force for good, and could have done some amazing things.
@@cassiem3893 Another. Aussie who died needlessly. Rip.
It's crazy how you guys consider drinking at a bar an " enjoyable time "
There is no joy whatsoever in drinking or in a bar , it's depressive, unhealthy, miserable.
@@supremeservices3575 Its comeradery and mateship...
.its an Aussie culture.
I went to high school with Morgan.
Nice, fun-loving guy who loved to have a laugh.
Being a boys school, it could be rough but Morgan was one of the few guys who made no enemies at school. He was liked by the popular guys, the stoners, the nerds, and even the edgelord/outcasts like me and my group so it was a shock to all the guys when this happened.
I remember him telling me about wakeboarding and how much he loved it. He'd draw designs of wakeboards in class but never really complained about having to learn stuff unrelated to his interests.
I wasn't close friends with him (he hung with the skaters/surfers) but I'll never forget how he just treated us all the same, pulling this funny face where he'd close his mouth, clench his jaw, hide his lips, and do this exagerrated blink with his eyes to make people laugh when the teachers weren't looking 😂
You were a top bloke, Morgan.
Happy to have heard you'd become so successful and so sorry we can't catch up for a beer.
Beautiful sentiments
That’s so sad I’m so sorry :( glad you have fond memories of him tho.
@@nitely2345 Much worse for his family and close friends.
But I hope that my comment here shows that Morgan was such a cool guy that even the high school weirdo (me) remembers him fondly.
He could have easily bullied me. He was a fit, strong guy. But it just wasn't his nature.
He was always too busy being happy and making others laugh.
Great eulogy! Sounded like a top bloke
He looks like a solid dude for sure. Such a terrible shame. Thank you for sharing more about his life. ❤️
So, at the end of the video, Adrian says that Morgan told friends that a young man had followed him home and Morgan pushed him out of his apartment. Was this the killer's first attempt? Or was the killer angry for being jilted and then went back for a second go at another time, but this time with a knife? It could have been a pre-meditated revenge killing.
Poor Morgan, his death was truly a senseless murder.
The self-proclaimed CSI expert murderer is of course the guy that calls the police and admits everything, then coming into the station with the victim's blood on his murse.
Not the brightest of the bunch...
Lol murse
Just got to the murse part lmao..
we used to call them mandbags, but i like murse better.
@@CoffeehouseCrime After hearing about his sex life in prison, i think he may have known what he was doing all along.
Mental illness is never an excuse to be an asshole. I'm so sorry Morgan, you sound like a wonderful soul, RIP
OMG thank you for saying this.. so sick of the excuse parade
like everything else in life - there are levels to it..
Not an excuse, though I bet the overprescribing put him in an even worse state of mind.
Seems like he had every diagnosis thrown at him and was given a whole heap of drugs.
His psychiatrist is also partially responsible for not warning anyone.
sometimes it is. When you have a mental illness that puts you in a state, you are not aware of what you are doing. But that´s a rare thing.
@@daviddavidson2357 I don’t know that it is overprescribing- I’ve been on lithium, an antidepressant and seroquel for years. I’d argue most with severe mental illnesses take several meds together to work correctly with their brain chemistry. I do totally agree that his psychs dropped the ball on monitoring his fantasies/intrusive thoughts.
Sounds like Daniel is having too much fun in prison. He needs to be thrown in solitary!! 😡
I was thinking the same thing!!! Terrible.
he wants and enjoys BBCs.
@@stfuplsok roflllllll🤣🤣🤣 & eww.
or shipped to Saudi ....
I don't think that most prisoners ask for consent. Too much fun, but probably not for Daniel...😆
We don't normally picture a victim as a young, well-built man, but this just goes to show that evil can happen to anyone. Please be safe, everybody!!! ❤️
This guy would have been a serial killer if he hadn't been caught so quickly. He really should never get out. Just cuz he spends a few decades in prison doesn't mean his fantasies will change. He's pretty young, a 60-year-old ex-con murderer can still be very dangerous to society. You always show such beautiful footage of the locations in your videos, Adrian!
Unfortunately the Aussie's will deport him to NZ too after he is released, making it our problem.
@@HadsDoesReplays yep, he will not be cured, a ticking time bomb
@@HadsDoesReplays, how is that possible if he was adopted by Aussie parents, as an infant?! Birthplace matters not once you are adopted. I could be wrong about AUS and NZ.
@@amandastakeonit7402 they have deported people who have been in Australia since the age of 3, often they have no family in NZ either.
@@HadsDoesReplays he isn't going to be deported! 🙄🙄🙄
Can't believe they victim-blamed a guy who was literally sleeping in his own bed. 🤦♀
@Kryptonite Oh 100%, I meant like, if they can victim blame this guy what chance do the rest of us have?
That's what the legal system does to men.
Yeah I don't get that at all, why the hell would you blame the victim?
@@maninthemachine I mean, victim-blaming is extremely common but I was surprised they managed to twist even this scenario into that!
@@maninthemachine because he went out drinking alone instead of calling it a night with his mates, got too drunk and left the door open for him to invite this sick killer. Not to justify the victim blaming but that’s what they based it off
Hearing so many nice stories about Morgan really makes me so sad that a guy who was full of life and happiness and was so kind and caring can be taken away so soon and for no reason. It just frustrates the hell out of me how people think they can be so selfish as to take away someone’s life and destroy their family and friends lives in the process, over a “fantasy”. The audacity of some people istg. Rip Morgan you are missed by so many and I hope you’re partying up there 🙌🏾
Imagine knowing that you're laying in bed and you heard a knock at the door and then realizing that had you answered the door that most likely wouldn't have happened.... 😳 I would be mental if I were her.... I hope and pray she is getting all the help and love she needs, poor thing! Condolences to the family too.
But it could go the other way she could have opened it with the killer getting in taking both the lives. Strange knock don't answer
I feel so sorry for Gene the roommate who found him. She was having sleep troubles BEFORE this happened. How can she ever sleep now knowing someone can be murdered in their own bed in the very next room while you're dozing? Arrrg - what a living hell that would be!
Especially when you learn about all the reports the police ignored. Fucking useless
@ceroVK chances are it's Jeane.
If it wasn’t for cctv she would have been the most likely suspect and that would have been an additional hell
@@User-tw4mc there was DNA evidence no?
lmao - okay KarenGTW
Morgan seemed like a great person with his whole life ahead of him. Rip Morgan
Absoloutely! Seemed like the life of the party.
Except for the one issue of getting so drunk he didn't lock the front door on occasion. Could have turned into a double murder.
@@richardknows6763 You can be a great person and still have lapses in judgment on occasion. There's really no need to disparage a victim of horrific violence when someone is leaving a thoughtful comment doing the opposite...
You're right, he got drunk and forgot to lock the door sometimes, and it is fortunate that it wasn't a double murder, but I kind of think he payed heavily enough for a simple drunken mistake. *Nobody* expects something like this to happen to them.
R.I.P Morgan and thank you @nicole tena for choosing to leave a kind comment.
@@richardknows6763 so you think forgetting to lock your door should be punishable with the death penalty? Because it sounds like you’re saying that an extrajudicial execution is acceptable as long as the victim’s door was unlocked. Stop victim blaming.
@@maddieb.4282 Well, I think what @Excuse me master is trying to say is that leaving the door unlocked or, more in general, doing things that could potentially put your life (and that of others) in danger is a mistake. And I agree with him. Once you get drunk you know you lose control and you know that before getting drunk. Morgan just decided not to care about it. This was most likely not the first time that Morgan did such mistake. It was just the first time he had to pay for it. If you live in the same apartment with others, you should respect them. He didn't really care that much. That doesn't mean he had to die because of that but what @Excuse me master says is still right nonetheless.
Morgan was a absolute legend of a bloke ... my he rest in peace.. rest easy cobba 🤙🏼🖤❤️
I've got my cappuccino and I'm very excited to be watching this episode. I lived just 20 minutes from Neutral Bay and I still remember this case. Neutral Bay is mostly upper class, not somewhere you'd expect murder to be happening. Some of my friends lived there and drank at The Oakes hotel. I was coming home from work and streets were blocked off and it took ages to get home. Didn't know at the time what was going on. RIP Morgan, so sorry this happened to you.
I hope Morgan’s family and friends have found peace. He seemed like a bright light in his circle of kin.
agreed.
From what century doth thou cometh?
@@Simon1985_ :) the 20th but clearly I'm in imposter.
It's easy to blame him for not locking his door, but it's a mistake anyone could make, especially while drunk. I'm glad they caught the killer so soon and I hope he stays in prison where he belongs.
That’s the thing isn’t it. Not locking his door would have been fine if a certain someone wasn’t looking for a chance to hurt him.
It happens I accidentally left my key im door one night Thank God no one noticed
I'm always telling my 38yo son, who goes to bed later than me, to make sure he locks the front door on retiring. One early morning around 2:00am I went to the kitchen to get some milk and felt a chill breeze. Not only was the front door not locked, it was wide open!!😠
Unfortunately, I tend to see the worst in people, and I'm not often disappointed. Many people are opportunistic and immoral. I always lock my door
Around the city and north shore (so where he is) not so much but in Sydney it's actually pretty common to leave the front door unlocked while you're home and often forget to lock it at night. Legit in a lot of the outer suburbs it's a really common thing
Your presentation was so well structured. It was non-repetitive and smoothly informative. And I never wondered if the video footage was doctored or misleading. Most excellent reporting.
The tone, pacing, research, and respectful delivery make your channel stand out. Just subscribed, because this is the third time I recall finding and enjoying your content. - Looking forward to more!
Theres a difference between having intrusive thoughts about harming someone and having a genuine desire to. Intrusive thoughts, by definition, are unwanted and disturbing to the individual. This kid may have had intrusive thoughts, but his choice to kill came from a need to fulfill some sort of sick desire within him.
Facts. A lot of people with OCD have intrusive thoughts. It is TERRIFYING to have such thoughts if you are a good person. But he started to ACT on murderous IMPULSES and looking for opportunities to act on it instead of asking to be locked up somewhere to stop himself from hurting anyone. The guy wanted to kill and lied about it, but I don't blame the psychologist for not seeing that. Most people that have scary thoughts and impulses come for help to NOT act on them.
As someone with OCD, I appreciate this comment
I get intrusive thoughts, some rather horrific ones, but I would never hurt anyone, and the idea of acting on them is horrifying
Good comment. I have some experience with intrusive thoughts. Which I learned all about, by working with the home study program, "Attacking Anxiety & Depression." Intrusive thoughts are the mind's way of distracting one's mind from ones true worries. One example the program gave, came from this successful businessman. Whenever he was crossing this one bridge, he would start to think about going home, and stab or drown his children. Which would horrify him of course. Leaving him wondering if there's something wrong with his mind or character or whatever. Even though he knew, he would never act on these thoughts, they plagued him anyway.
What it really was, was the bridge itself, and the fact he was on his way to work. Since he would naturally enough be thinking about work, stressful enough right there, once he hit the bridge, he felt "trapped" by it. He had no control. Because this bridge was very long and narrow, and imposing with its many girders, and warning signs. So to take his mind off all these stressors, his mind would distract itself by throwing up these intrusive thoughts. Needless to say, after working with the program, he gained control of his thoughts or reactions, and felt much better. Just like the program did for me. 👍
@@ss.surprise guess im a bad person then, bc they're just really annoying to me :/
@@therewasoldcringe you dont have ocd then. ocd needs to be some form of pain towards you, its a disorder
Morgan sounds like he'd have made a great friend. I greatly appreciate fellow people who are willing to wander around barefooted.
I feel pretty bad for his family and friends, they've lost someone awesome.
I was thinking this exact same thing, I'm barefoot at any opportunity!
He sounded like an absolutely amazing guy and it's heartbreaking.
Yeah hearing him kill someone makes you think I really want to be friends with that freak! 😂
ok but why would you want to walk around a city barefooted?
@@ZachAsaD what? you do realize Morgan was the victim, right?
you guys are hippies...
So sad.. that psychopath was stalking Morgan for a while... and that encounter that the victim had with Daniel, weeks prior is chilling. This is why people either need to stop drinking and getting drunk, or if you do, do it responsibly! Stay with your friends or do not leave by yourself.
And to know that this psychopath started sexually assaulting him it so vile. Poor guy, he never had a chance.
You're blaming the victim, and that's not okay
“…and he is having so much prison sex he cannot participate in volunteer programs.”
Was the best line I’ve heard all week. Haha
I was just commenting about the same line...
He said "unable" to volunteer which says it all..... yuck...
Yip best line of the show.I just hope jail isn't nice for him. He shouldn't be able to have a happy life there.
@@DanDan-xj8ox ll on
Stawp I’m too innocent for this🙅♀️🙅♀️
My question is, is it consensual? Or something weeks else? I spent two years in prison and it is far uglier than anything they can portray. I still say that prison guards are the most evil human beings walking this earth. They're often worse than serial killers. The best advice I could give anyone who's gonna do time is place no value on your own life and you'll be fine.
My favorite part about these are that most of them are named based on the victims, bringing the attention to them as opposed to the killers
Which is why at first I thought he was the killer...
So I had no sympathy for him...
Until I realized he was the victim...
This is good but confusing.
Sometimes, Adrian does name the killer...
@@samsamcupcakes6476 it seems to me that those cases usually involve multiple victims but I recently found the channel so I’m not 100% sure
@@BaconManMcFreely It depends... 😉
@@BaconManMcFreely It makes sense... 😉
I don’t like that trend. I feel since it’s a notorious crime we are learning about, it’s the criminal’s name that SHOULD be associated with it. The victim could have been any of us, and this is not the glamorous kind of fame.
If it wasn't for CCVT, this case would not have been solved in a million years.
yes.
Not even a BILLION years!
It’s very likely he would have been caught eventually. All it takes is walking into the wrong persons house… Not sure how long, or how many victims he would have accumulated before that tho.
@@muadhnate definitely
He left his DNA and fingerprints though..
The way you stated the reason why he's unable to volunteer in prison stuff was hilarious 😂
Discovered the channel a couple of days ago and have been binge watching my way through the catalogue! The content is top notch and well edited. I have yet to be disappointed. Cheers!
I was on Fluoxetine for over 20 years, and am currently on three different antidepressants. I have an interest in real crime (obviously, since I'm watching this video). I'm nerdy. It's important to keep in mind that NONE of these characteristics are indicative of someone likely to kill someone. I cannot stress enough that depression is not an indicator for a murderer.
What is an indicator for a murderer is telling your psychiatrist that you fantasize about killing someone, and that you've actually started to carry out your fantasy. In the US, that's what we call being a danger to yourself or others, and is enough to get you involuntarily committed to a mental institution where you can (theoretically) get the help you need to avoid acting on those thoughts.
Well said.
This isn't the first time he's portrayed mental health diagnosis and a need to use mental health meds as a precursor to murder, as if there aren't millions of people walking around with clinical depression using meds to make their lives better and who would never hurt a soul. It really makes me sad to see the way folks who use mental health meds are portrayed.
Depressed folks barely have energy to get out of bed, shower or clean the house. I can't imagine even coming close to wanting to kill someone
ahh sectioning I get you
@@alliekingsley7919 He's not the only one who sees a murderer on antidepressants and links the two. Some mental health meds do indicate a danger, such as antipsychotics, if they are prescribed to help someone control thoughts like this person had, but 99% of people with mental health issues are not a danger to others, and 98% aren't a danger to themselves.
Daniel: "I'm too smart I know too much about true crime you'll never catch me"
Also Daniel: Brings a bag stained with his victim's blood to a police interrogation
Like the people when show up for interview in the blood stained shoes they wore on the day of the crime.
Reminds me of Russell Williams wearing his murderin' boots to the police interview 🤦♀️🤣
@@AnonEMouse-lk3ji there’s several cases of this. Sheer stupidity
@@maggieglover5204 I remember that story too.
I wanted to reach into my computer, and knock his teeth out chewing that gum all casual and shit while being interrogated.
When they showed him wearing women bra and panties I wanted to throw up....🤮🤮
@@maggieglover5204 I was just about make the same comment 😂
The fact that news outlets blamed the victim is so disgusting.
Morgan seemed like a very kind and loved individual. RIP
I'm so sorry to hear that the media treated Morgan so poorly. It makes me sick. He was the victim, what is wrong with these people? Also, I can't help but laugh at this idiot killer who thinks he's a true crime expert while running around stalking people and killing someone in his very identifiable uniform. What a joke.
The media are scum. Almost without exception.
Right? How was a man passed out drunk in his room responsible for being murdered by a guy who stalked him and fantasised about killing someone?
It’s probably because Daniel claimed they had consensual sex
Unfortunately being gay somehow makes you less important
For example: Jeffry Dahmer had a victim escape that went to the police, the poor boy had a hole drilled in his head that Dahmer had poured acid into so the boy couldn’t talk
Dahmer told the police that he was the kid’s boyfriend and they sent him back with Dahmer
Never trust main stream news.
Welcome to Aussie news outlets. They're disgusting.
This case is so sad, especially since he was stalked by the killer. It's hard to believe that he tried to enter his home once before and this is how it ended. I don't think he should ever be let out of prison. A life for a life.
that's a lot of assumptions
@@efnfen No assumptions, facts from the video, did you watch it?
@@_Y.Not_ The assumption that I'm talking about is that the dead guy hearsayed that he met someone who tried to enter his apartment, that Kristen ASSUMED to be the person that ultimately killed him, but months earlier
@@efnfen It was him. Certainly, that cannot be proven at this point, but if you listen to the case and the details of accounts of other men he was stalking, it tells us that he was actively following people AND acting aggressively towards them. Criminal profilers catch killers by looking at paterns in behavior until they have an MO. The story Morgan told his friend about the man following him home, fits the MO of the killer perfectly.
@@annerison Yes, that's what I said. That you're making a lot of assumptions. And from an internet commenter who fancies themselves a criminal profiler too.
i absolutely love the hard work you put into this channel, seriously admiring it. keep up the good stuff please
I saw one of your older videos and this is a compliment you've really improved your storytelling I really enjoy all of it. you have very engrossing content and deliver it in a very well put together manner. Thank you and merry Christmas God bless you.
RIP Morgan. It's infuriating and hurts to hear that the media portrayed him in a bad light too without knowing the full details just to sell their scoop.
Daniel should hv been given life sentence and not just 30-40 years, he will out after serving and live his life but about Morgan.
Thanks Adrian for covering these cases we haven't heard before.
Ratio + yb better + don’t care + this you 🤓🤓👶🏽👶🏽👨🏼💻
Yeah, I definitely hoped Adrian would shame the media a bit like the Misery Machine does, they don't deserve to make bank off of slandering a victim.
why increase his sentence? Apparently he is enjoying jail so its hardly a punishment
If he gets out he will probably do it again.
@@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380 good point
CCTV is great for these cases in identifying suspects. Yet there is something so eerie and so hard about watching the final moments of the victim and the sense of powerlessness that you can’t stop what’s about to unfold.
I just discovered your channel and boy, your content is delivered extremely well. Thank you!
I was a correctional officer working with Daniel during trial. He definitely was a 'crowd favourite'.
I bet, with that babyface, and full lips.
What does that mean?
Meaning…?
Pretty sure that means he's being raped and sexually abused in prison.
It means exactly what it means. The dude was popular in prison.
It’s horrible that people blamed Morgan and dragged his name through the dirt. What’s wrong with people? God - what a horrific, senseless loss of a good man’s life.
Imagine waking up to someone violating you and stabbing you in your own bed….
Fun
I remember this case very clearly. I live in Sydney and Neutral Bay is considered a very safe area. It's located in Northern Sydney where majority of the suburbs in northern part of Sydney are more expensive to live in compared to the southern part of Sydney. Nowhere is considered safe nowadays, crimes can happen anywhere and anytime. It would be a wise choice to stay sober and manage how much you can drink to keep yourself safe.
You do such a great job presenting these cases …
U have such a peaceful vibe about u 💛
Unfortunately when I was younger I got sent to prison for a bar fight and from the cell that I got placed in you could see the inmates from the protection wing having there exercise and I knew there was killers , rapists and child killers on there and I honestly expected them to look like monsters with horns on their heads but the scariest thing was they looked just like the man next door ...just ordinary looking .It was eerie as fuck
As they say, the best trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist
It’s a scary world when an intelligent , healthy, strong big guy gets taken out brutally in his own home when he isn’t even home alone!
Or just lock your door when you get home...
@@karltheman266 dude had the weapon with him, he had already made up his mind what he was going to do. He would’ve just gone in through the window if he found the door locked.
And it was a sex crime.
For REAL. This one had me shaken the first time I watched this. I've never heard of this case before (I'm in the U.S.) and I was *stunned.*
Imagine not being gay, being drunk, and waking up to being buggered.
That was his last sexual encounter.
I think the female room mate has a lot to answer for by shutting out any disturbances by wearing her headphones.
This was by far the best documentary I've seen about this case
What a sad and senseless crime. Morgan looks like he was a great person and friend to all. Poor guy!!!
never judge someone by how they appear. people might say he looks innocent, some might say he looks creepy, but regardless, we can't read minds.
Can you tell that to my wife? She seems to think I can read her mind
@@Emerica771 husbands tend to think that too. no comment from me on sexist remarks.
@@Sputterbugz you just commented though..
@@Sputterbugz you just commented though
@@Sputterbugz you just commented though
Never leave your intoxicated mates alone. Leave together. Always.
If they all left together, the likelihood of this happening to Morgan would have been 0.
Look after each other on nights out.
If you go out as a group of 5, you return as a group of 5.
RIP Morgan.
I've seen his work, the man loved what he did.
Only just discovered your content...well narrated clear and concise,excellent.
Wow. For once they send the right person to exactly where he needs to be.
He's having the time of his life.
A tragic case of karma Houdini.
He’s not suppose to be having the time of life. He took a life. He should be made to take salt Peter to suppress his sexual desires. And made to stay away from anyone else. Daniel should not be allowed to have the time of his life.
This is horrific, totally senseless. The sentence given is just not enough.
Morgan had so much life ahead of him, and sounds like he was a wonderful, genuine person. I love that you dedicate your videos to the victim, as opposed to focusing solely on the perpetrator. Not enough TC channels do this.
Only sounds. It is more likely he was a POS
@@azazello1784 Yes, the killer WAS a pos, you're right.
I remember this tragic and disturbing case. I had met Daniel's parents about 18 months prior to Morgan's murder when they returned to Wellington for a business trip. They are the most wonderful couple - very warm, generous and upstanding people. They are his adoptive parents rather than foster parents. From what I knew of them they had provided their adopted children with a wonderful and privileged upbringing and they were in the midst of dealing with other tragedy before this happened. I feel as much for them as I do for Morgan Huxley.
They might’ve fostered him first then adopted him. I did that too. Being adopted I really didn’t think genetics played a huge part. I thought upbringing meant more. I was wrong. These kids came from bad blood just like Daniel must have. The parents are lucky they came out ok. I hope Daniel never gets out.
Its so fucked up. The American system is corrupt as fuck. The Australian system is inept as fuck. You get a fuckhouse as punishment for horrible crimes. You get your life fucked over for speeding once with a 6 month ban. If you rely on your car for life you are permanently fucked, you are free money. Endanger a bunch of people running from police and crash? You get a fucking ticket and 3 month ban. America is set up to imprison as many people as possible. Australia is set up to fine as many drivers as possible and make sure nobody can drive without more fines. They don't fucking care about actual crime. It doesn't matter to their funding
That’s sad but it’s not their fault though 😢
My new fave place to come for crime stories well delivered
Thanks for the video on your channel keep up the awesome work 😊❤
I can't believe some of Morgan's own community blamed him and turned their backs on him after seeing how clearly innocent and vulnerable Morgan was that night... It's not like they could shame him into locking his door " next time". SMH... May Morgan be remembered lovingly and rest in peace ♥️
It’s absolutely sick to blaime the victime for something like this. Daniel was looking for someone to hurt. He is at fault.
In my opinion Morgan is partially to blame for what happened to him. He went out and got so messed up he did not know what he was doing. He did not lock the door. I taught my sons, I drummed it into their heads, to always lock up and double check. Crazy people are everywhere. Pay attention to your surroundings. I am so sorry this happened. 😢. I would not wish this on anyone!
@@ms.krueger2660 gross. It said he often didn't lock his door, so it wasn't just "oh he got so messed up". All those times he didn't lock it and nothing happened. Maybe he came from some place he didn't ever need to lock it where he came from, who knows? You don't think that kid would've gone through the window if the door was locked? He was looking to kill someone that night, 𝘢𝘯𝘥 he's tried to enter Morgan's home before? I don't for a second believe a locked door would've stopped him. And if not that night, then another. Morgan was in the one place he should've been safest, his own bed. Let's not victim blame any more than the dregs of society already have.
White people: 'Hahahaha i can drink myself unconcious and its totally not my fault if anything bad happens to me! Drinking like me is normal guys!! Just having fun!'
One day you white people will find out how dumb that sounds
@@mageochagainbrochtuarach1176often didn’t lock because he was deunk
The reporters who slandered the victim must be reprimanded
I think there is a subliminal suggestion that he is gay purely because of what is left out, rather than in, in the reporting.
He lived with a female that he wasn't involved with (common behaviour with gay men), she put headphones on because she said she thought it was one of his 'friends' and probably didn't want to hear them doing their thing etc.
@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504omg, I wouldn't be surprised this was channdl 9 in Australia
Hm...
I know a ton of people with Asperger's, I have pretty bad intrusive thoughts, anxiety and ADHD. I've met a lot of people in the autistic spectrum, or with BPD, and with severe depression. I've also volunteered for years in the entertainment department for the mentally handicapped.
While being finally talked about enough, mental health is still frequently exploited in legal cases as a justification of people's actions. Even though I believe no sane human would ever enjoy committing a violent crime, and I still think we should study criminal psychology more to understand the phenomenon I hate that some mental illnesses are to this day misrepresented and demonized by medias and fed to the general public as some kind of freak phenomena.
Asperger's doesn't make you kill people. What kind of line of defence is that? Autistic people don't go around town with machine guns blasting away!
Thank you as always for the very well made video, I just had a bone to pick with the mental health awareness I thought we had but clearly we have a long way coming...
“He’s having so much jail sex with other inmates, he’s unable to volunteer in prison programs” is just the most insane sentence.
His butthole be leakin’
I remember this case, I lived in Neutral Bay years ago and The Oaks was my pub, long before it was Morgan’s go to pub. It was a safe place, don’t remember how many times I staggered home. I also remember how the media dragged Morgan through the mud - it was disgraceful how they jumped to conclusions. Thank you for telling the story in a kind, truthful way.💐 I hope Morgan’s friends and family have found some peace and just remember how he lived not how he died.
Never judge someone by appearance. You never know what's hiding behind their faces. RIP Morgan, I'm sure you're in a good place now.
I frequently judge people by their appearance, especially women
Ummm... it's normal human nature to judge based on outward appearance.... anyone who says they do not or tells others not to... they are beyond nieve.
I knew he was a gamer as soon as I saw his goofy mug.
But you have to try & judge facial expressions & the look in someone's eyes, you might not be able to read them, still sometimes it's better to react instinctively than not at all. That is to say not taking a preemptive strike more like avoiding certain people & getting out of situations while you can.
He did look creepy
What a very sad story. Thanks 😊 for all you do. Love your voice Adrian
I’ve just found your channel and love it’s content and your way of presenting, it’s straight facts no bullsxxt , thanks
Through no part of your own Adrian, as the mother of two adult children with Asperger's, I'm getting very annoyed with that diagnosis being thrown around so carelessly in murder cases or other violent crimes. It's mentioned on the news and in newspapers. Nobody would even know my sons are on the spectrum. I wish the MSM would stop using that as a possible "reason," as it insinuates those on the spectrum are bad people. They won't even kill a spider for me lol Thank you for another great video! I look forward to your videos as soon as they come out!
It's not thrown carelessly. Children with Aspergers are bullied every day, every minute of their life since birth. It distorts their perception of society and it is no wonder they seek revenge often or espouse radical ideas. Good for your children if they're not criminals but many aspergers are.
I agree with you, but it's defence lawyers who use the Asperger's line. They're always looking for any kind of psychological terms to throw out, hoping to bamboozle potential jurors and lessen their clients guilt
Both my sons are on the spectrum (asd lvl 2) and they are both lovely sweet kids who would never harm anyone.
@@alsmith9853 Yes you are unfortunately correct, and the media rely on the public’s ignorance and use it for shock value.
I have Aspergers and I would never want to hurt anybody
In fact, I had to be in therapy becauseI was putting the wants of others over my own needs and it took a toll on my mental health
I have watched true crime all my life. It has sometimes made me think I would be a crime victim, but it has never made me think I would be able to get away with committing a crime.
Just found your channel man and I must say it's definitely in my top 3.
"I'm so smart they will only catch me if I want them to catch me, I've watched so much true crime"
*follows victims, half running, for a considerable distance with many potential witnesses or cameras in his very distinct work uniform*
*gets caught immediately, does NOT request a lawyer*
*takes the bag that was covered in his victims blood WITH HIM TO THE POLICE INTERVIEW*
*CONFESSES to the crime after they let him go because they don't have enough to charge him*
Damn this man is a genius
He wanted to get caught so his booty could get some action....possibly
I will always appreciate that you choose to put the victims name in the title. I think sometimes victims get forgotten or overshadowed. I’d much rather remember the victims names then the monsters who took their lives (as well as we know some of these people do horrible things for “fame” so not giving them that makes them more unimportant)
I find it confusing...
As sometimes, it is the name of the killer.
I thought he was the killer 😱😭😱
What difference does it make whose name is in the title of the video, the video tells the story. As for the victim being "overshadowed" if the the killers name is in the title, well that's just ridiculous.
@@_Y.Not_ because some people just kill to get their name in the news so not giving them the name in the title makes them just a part of the tragic story not the focus. Yeah it’s important cause many times we remember the killer more than the victims and they don’t matter they are scum of the earth, I’d much rather remember the person whose life got taken away. I don’t think it’s ridiculous and I’m sure many agree that killers get so much focus and become infamous in a way, and it’s bull and that’s my opinion.
@@Lizethhc I get what you are saying, and I respect your opinion but if you think putting the name of a killer instead of the victim in the title is putting focus on the killer instead of the victim then I think you have lost perspective and need to get off the computer and go outside for a while. Its a UA-cam video for gawd sakes. According to your perspective no video should have been made in the first place and nobody should watch it since it mentions the killer numerous times, half the video is focused on the killer and you have a problem because he's mentioned in the title????
Wow...
I thought we were here exchange points of you.
I respect yours and I do get what you're saying 😉👍
Thanks for posting this story. Eerie that he may have had a prior encounter with his future murderer. RIP Morgan Huxley.
Seroquel isn't always used as an antipsychotic. It's more often used as a mood stabilizer for personality issues specifically for borderline an extremely needy and manipulative personality.
Thank you for your videos. I love the theme and idea of your channel.
"Although he didn't live with his real mother and father..." - I would gently suggest it might be better to use "biological mother and father" for this sort of situation. Many adopted children DO consider their adoptive parents their "real parents" and rightfully so.
You are such a sensitive and thoughtful creator that I'm sure this was simply an oversight, I thought this heads up might be helpful :)
It’s also not appropriate to call the parents “foster parents.” Foster parents provide temporary shelter to children; they’re different than adoptive parents, who choose to make a child a permanent part of their family. Foster parents may BECOME adoptive parents, but the terms aren’t synonymous.
@@rudebega1494 the rest of us sane and prudent tough skin folks cant stand all you softies "change this change that dont say that" shut up
Thank you! I was adopted at 6 days old and my parents are my mum and dad. I've known nothing else!!
He looked like a good guy. My condolences to his family and friends 💔
Thats why you shoudnt judge someone by the looks of it. And yes, its sad for his family and friends he will have to go to jail, but consider he ruined many lives with his actions.
@@MrRisingapple I'm not talking about the Babyface killer. I'm talking about the poor guy who was murdered.
Morgan sounded like a really good guy and probably never made an enemy in his life. Always lock your doors there are crazies out there everywhere.
And the dynamic of this story is great. Thank u. Love ur voice too💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💜💜💜💜
The RESPECT I have for you learning the indigenous name of the town. That means so much, our first nation people are so important and you've made me smile which is twisted considering the content. 😑😬
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Noodles!!! K beans?
Are you an indigenous dog?
Wow. How insane that someone entire life can just cease to exist because some random person who doesn't even know them, has a dark fantasy they want to live out.
It's not the world, it's the people in this world who makes it unsafe. I live my life while fully alert of my surroundings. I NEVER leave a drunk friend. I don't care what they tell us. I'm there sober ( not a fan of alcohol.) and letting them have their fun while making sure they're okay. We need to guide and protect our loved ones at all cost.
One time me and a friend paid for a random guy to get a taxi home cuz he had no wallet, no coat, and his friends were supposedly hanging onto his phone for him cuz he'd been out for a ciggy and now couldn't remember which room he was supposed to be in at the hotel.
Thank goodness he had a set of housekeys on him, which we found after he let me talk him through going through his pockets with him. "Ok Check that pocket next. Nothing? Ok what about that one?"
I told him hopefully his friends had his wallet too cuz he was mumbling, "my wallet is no where."
I guess he and his "friends" had decided to book a hotel in town instead of going home. Judging by his lack of shoes, they'd gone up to the hotel and he went back out intending on returning not long later.
Cost about £70 to get him home and get us back to our night, but that guy.... The hotel wouldn't let him in and he was literally passed out on their front steps while it was cold out.
So I told my friend we weren't leaving him.
It was hard to get an answer out of where he lived cuz he was SOOOOO drunk, but after he repeated it throughout different moments of mumbling I figured that's gotta be the address. Fuckin miles away!
I talked a taxi into letting him in and that he wouldn't be sick and we were his friends.
Thank goodness to that taxi driver and one of my male friends agreeing to accompany me in the taxi.
I walked that guy to his door and made sure he locked it behind him. I was like, "don't forget, lock it" waited for the locking noise, and we went back to town.
Can you imagine though? He would have just been left to sleep and possibly die on the front steps of a hotel or elsewhere. Goodness.
Different people, including the door man, said he'd been outside about an hour by that point. I can only guess, judging by his state, that his friends were too drunk to remember him or were passed out in the room. He was probably so confused when he woke up the next day back at home no phone nothing.
i love it every time you say " look after each other" that's very thoughtful of you Adrian.
It warms my heart every time I hear it.
What a very disturbed young man. Gives me chills to think what he would’ve been capable of if he hadn’t been caught. RIP Morgan.
This is an incredible channel. Your face, voice and way of telling a story were made for this line of work.
Love your channel ..keep up the good work 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Nothing like Coffee House Crime to start your day off right! Thank you for the awesome video!
Couldn't be more true👍
So I feel the same way. But doesn’t it feel wrong. Like why can we sip up and listen to these stories as entertainment… is there an explanation? is something wrong with us?
@@studiouspanda7183 Not really it's in our nature to be curious about death! It's one thing that everyone is going to experience!
@@studiouspanda7183 people have always been fascinated with crime and murder. agatha christie who wrote gruesome murder mystery stories sold the most books out of all authors ever (between 2 and 4 billion). this is the equivalent of that
An interesting case with a very....unfair prison sentence? The guy sounds like a narcissistic sex-fiend. Being in a sex filled jailhouse where he's interviewed enough to get an ego is a bit....sad? (ب_ب) I'm usually all for studying killers and holding off on death sentences to allow the killer to stew in their thoughts, regrets and losses...but this seems more like a reward for bad behavior.
Ok glad I’m not the only one who thinks that this guy is enjoying his punishment a little too much. They should just put the guy down. He obviously would’ve done it again if he wasn’t caught, and who’s to say he won’t when he’s released.
I thought the same , he should at least have solitary confinement!
In a case like this, punishment is fairly irrelevant. He's not going to change, so the only thing we can do is keep others safe from him.
@@petrie911 Exactly. Not like they can give him 30 lashes everyday. He can't be reformed. Just keep him away from others.
@@ydcee3123 it's called the death penalty
I like how you list the victim's name in the description instead of the killer's. The killer's always gain fame and get attention while the victims are forgotten about and fade away with time.
I'm a new subscriber and really like the channel. An idea for a video if you haven't covered it yet, the Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom murders out of Knoxville, TN. It's one of the saddest and anger creating stories I'd ever come across. Keep up the good work!!
As someone on the spectrum with BPD, ADHD depression anxiety and co, absolutely NOTHING can justify these actions. This story is heartbreaking
Stop repeating conservative nonsense. No one said Aspergers justified his actions. It explains them, but we as a society never learn anything from these cases.
@@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203 and how exactly does aspergers explain his actions?