When Police Unexpectedly Film The Killer At The Crime Scene
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2023
- In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of Ngor Makuey.
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- Licensed Clinical Psychologist
- Licensed Professional Counselor
- Former Licensed Professional Counselor
- Licensed Attorney - Розваги
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such a bummer, had no idea it cost money to obtain the footage, let alone so much of it. i dont mind the watermark it's pretty subtle.
just noticed you posted this 16 mins ago!!
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your work is partly the reason for the app.
completely understandable. A lot of UA-camrs do this, and your watermark isn’t like 100% opacity or anything to really distract from the video.
People are lazy af. Instead of actually improving themselves they choose to steal work from others. They shouldn’t even be able to have an account if they’re that untalented.
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The cops completely ignoring the man by the door is the WEIRDEST thing I have ever seen in these videos. It's truly unbelievable.
I was a Lil baffled too, especially with "COPS" there... the only thing I could think of was because Harriet was able to give their ages 92 & 97!!, but she also gave a description, extremely well, it was like they were in complete tunnel vision to ck on them. It just seemed like so many of them to just walk by so quickly! His "I just work here" comment didn't even make one of them stay back & ask if he seen anything, if I remember correctly, I think he said that to the Sound guy from COPS, I could be wrong...
Exactly! A black dude hanging outside the home of an elderly White couple is suspicious af
It's because their adrenaline is going and they are focused on securing the house and maybe fighting an attacker inside.
He pretends to be a bystander who heard a commotion so they go past him. Then when the house is secure they go back out to find him and he's gone.
Probably due to the dumbass camera crew tagging along to the crime scene; they had to play the heroic actor besides doing their actual job.
Yeah. The best excuse I can think of for them is they were all very tunnel vision focused on getting to the elderly woman who was still alive.
The fact the cops blew right past a random dude standing in the doorway that matched Harriett’s description of the suspect is mind blowing.
He was barely out of their way! I'm so surprised! Typically even "nosy" neighbors are questioned if they're standing around
literally at their fingertips. that would have been an easy catch. Thankfully he wasn't on a rampage or anything afterwards or else it would have been a bigger fumble
@@jessicamessicak He even had the murder weapon tucked in his waistband. Idiots. AND wtf was HE thinking hanging around just standing there with the victims blood on him and the murder weapon? Unbelievable.
there is an experiment where people watch a basket ball game and count how many times it is thrown... halfway through a guy in a gorilla suit stands right in the middle and beats his chest... people dont notice or remember a guy in a gorilla suit in the middle of it. Basically police were very focused on saving the lady and not the random guy.
Good thing the cameraman was more observant than the cops
Imagine being alive for almost 100 years, and someone comes and takes your life savagely in your own home... Unbelievable, unacceptablr.
finding army in the wild always surprises me lol
And fighting in + surviving a war only to have your life taken by a evil teenager in your golden years! It’s so disgusting + awful!
Fr fr
It's Unacceptable you 🤡
Around blacks, never relax
For someone her age.. Harriet was stronger than ever. She is amazing. I'm so glad Mr. and Mrs. Anderson got their justice.
Yes! Me too..
It's so very sad that Andy died, but at least Harriet saw her and her husband's attacker get charged for the crime, even if she didn't live long enough to see him get the guilty verdict.
The innocent young man who was picked up, handcuffed and placed in the car, he handled himself very well. Glad he was proven innocent and let go.
I was glad they quickly identified their height as a differentiating factor and immediately ruled him out
If only more ppl were like this when they are being handcuffed
And buddy got a meal after too 👌🏽
They should of arrested him
I can’t blame police for picking him up as he matched the initial description which of course was vague and God bless Harriet for even being able to recall and give a description after what she just went through. What a strong woman. And kudos to the wrong suspect in the car who I agree handled himself calm and well, and to the officers who hopefully apologized and explained the situation, then gave him a ride and didn’t seem rough with him.
She gave a perfect description of the attacker and the police walk right past him at the crime scene. Good Lord.
Adrenaline and tunnel vision are crazy. There was a video with people in monkey suits dancing on the internet, the video says to keep your eyes on the gorilla and make sure you note the AMOUNT of gorillas, and if they do anything etc. Meanwhile, a human walks right through the center of the frame but most watchers of the video did not originally notice the human at all, because they were specifically told to focus hard on the dancing monkeys.
Edit: It was actually people passing a ball around did not notice a monkey walking through the frame, I kind of had it the wrong way around.
No she didn't she I don't know at first and being old she said black man
Even without the description the cops should have instantly detained the man standing at the fkn crime scene 🙄
@@christinatarin2194 But we see that, even though she was old, she was correct in MOST of what she described. If the police on scene had better communications (more timely) with the dispatcher, they would likely have nabbed him while he was still on scene. BTW, you have a lovely name: two of my nieces have the lovely name, Christina.
@@shadygunshow lol
How do you walk by a guy standing at the door at a murder scene and not detain him! So sad for Harriett to have to see her husband die 😢
My brain keeps wondering WASN’T THIS GUY COVERED IN BLOOD SPRAY? What the heck??
If they moved as soon as they saw dribblers moving in he would be alive
Don’t you IMMEDIATELY detain anyone at a murder scene?
They didn’t think a guy just looking in the window of a murder IS WEIRD!!!????
I’m instantly so frustrated!
The cop walking right past the murderer while he was looking into the home is unacceptable. Absolute F tier police work there.
The fact that Harriet was able to crawl to a phone and coherently answer question and report the crime is simply amazing.
The fact the cops walked right past a man standing outside the crime scene, matching the exact description too...
The fact he couldn't even admit it was him made me all the happier she was a tough ol' girl too. But i get the urgency but way to drop the ball and let the guy flee the scene on 'Cops' is kinda funny though. if ever you wanna catch the guy before he gets away its when your being shadowed by TV cameras. Sadly though that's pry why they did more people to worry about on an active crime scene.
Harriet's a fighter. Absolutely amazing I agree. So much strength. To make that call, give a description, and stay as calm as possible. RIP
Still wearing the grey hoodie , his mom found blood stains on...
Harriet was clearly a bad-ass. Bless her memory.
At 94 years old even a fall can be fatal. The fact that Harriet survived such a brutal attack is nothing short of a miracle
Shame that she died a year later.
@@ashhawk2346 death knocks on all of our doors someday. let's be thankful she went out on her own terms and not on those of a psychopath (i hope)
@@cXspXr ripe old age .
@@cXspXrcan relate
@@cXspXr exactly. She was badass for surviving this. And was damn sure to go out on her own terms.
The parents are so honest and cooperative. I don't know why, but I adore them so much. They just seem like good, honest people
Sure but how did their son become like that? Are they really that great of a parent?
@@kookiemuncher257Seemed like to me that they werent hard enough on him growing up
So how'd his son get possessed is the real question. Al-Kul-Hol he said? Spirits. Liquor. .. but how do you be that coherent and simultaneously allow evil to flow through you to that extent.
@@kookiemuncher257the is a say here in South Africa that a pastor will not give birth to a pastor or a thief wil not give birth to a Thief, I seen Good parents that end up having nd ungrateful child.. Sometime you can raise your family well but jus know outside your home when you child leave the are being raised nd influence by the outside world.. Most serial killers most not all come from a good home
@@kookiemuncher257 While I don't know any murderers, I've known a few people that are the biggest piece of crap druggies that have absolutely amazing parents. There's only so far parenting can go before someone's personal, individual nastiness rears itself.
This story made me sick to my stomach because two nice senior citizens, one a WW2 veteran was killed! This is beyond tragic and sadly, we’ve a lot of these sick kids living among us. People need to be careful and not open their doors to strangers. Especially the most vulnerable, the elderly. This was just most unfortunate. This loving couple were robbed of what little time they had left on this earth. Harriet lost her lifelong love and had to endure all that pain and heartbreak to her grave. No amount of punishment can correct the wrong which was done to them. 😢
Basketball people do this often and it’s only getting worse
@@brianb152I became retarded after reading that
Can you imaging living into your 90’s, working hard your entire life, and surviving a war, then be murdered in your own home over essentially nothing!! It makes my heart ache for these innocent elderly people!!
That's true it's horrible. This is why I'll always have a firearm to protect us. These elderly people never had a chance.
Fr blacks are everywhere nowadays be aware. Ruthless ppl smh
Most white people in the US are relatives of the ones that FREED the slaves and defeated the Confederate States in a big war.
Then they fight more wars for this country and that's what they get...
My husband's aunt was murdered at 103yrs old. She was still able to live alone and do what she wanted. A meth addict broke in during the night and beat her to death. For an old tube tv and costume jewelry. He got arrested only got 10 yrs with possible early release after 5yrs
@@babble2leezathat's terrible, absolutely inhumane😢 😢 it's hard not to wish revenge; I guess you can only hope he sobered up in jail and his crime haunts him without peace 😕
Imagine fighting in one of the biggest wars of all time, getting out alive after all your friends were killed, starting a family, making it past your 97th birthday, knowing you’re in the later stage of your life but you’re happy that it’ll be peaceful with your wife, and then randomly someday some sack of shit barges in, beats your elderly wife, and kills you. You die not knowing what is to become of the wife you’ve spent decades with.
Un fucking believable. This guy deserves a fate worse than death.
life 4 life
Slice him up with a metal spatula. Leave him on the ground.
@@PULAG Oh calm down with the "lol humans bad" stuff. Yes humans are capable of horrible acts but the average person is not a murderous piece of garbage that would beat two elderly people to death
@@whyte4315 Yeah and what's your point exactly? Of course the people featuring on a channel dedicated to murderd are not "average".
@J4 Genius
Old ppl Alone, and unarmed
Are bloody Wet Shark
Chum
For these Emboldened and
Now Entitled blck Super Gremlins
On Demon Time
like this Pookie here.
the fact that the police absolutely NEGLECTED the man standing at the front door where a murder had been taken place. what??
I find this female detective to be pretty brilliant. the way she handled the interrogation the way She spoke to him was pretty great to watch. I always appreciate watching someone that was s great at what they do perform.
It was refreshing to see the mother and stepfather being honest and cooperative rather than so many parents who rage on about how their child couldn't possibly be a part of this and were being railroaded. They even noted the blood on his sweatshirt, unlike Aiden Fucci's mother who was scrubbing blood out of her son's jeans after the cops take him in for questioning after he stabbed a girl 114 times.The guy was probably standing around trying to see if the victims were dead
Fucci’s mother really pisses me off for doing that. It is one thing to love your child it is another thing to have NO empathy for the life of another child!
I feel terrible for his mother. She gave birth to him in an Ethiopian refugee camp. She lived in a scary violent country. I hope both families can heal from this.
I don't think the parents realized how serious the crime was. Not that they wouldn't have cooperated if they did. But their manner is far too calm if they had realized their son savagely attacked (and murdered) people. Defenseless people. Truly horrific.
My 16 year old son confessed that he did something awful to me, a little over a year ago. I turned him myself. It was heartbreaking and earth shattering but what kind of adult would I have raised trying to sweep something serious under the rug. I agree their accountability was nice
They just want to do what they know is the right thing
When the parents straight up deny that their child would ever do that it’s very easy for me to understand how they became who they are
But when they are respectfully cooperative it makes me wonder how their child ended up this way
It’s actually baffling that they just walked by this psychopath without so much as a thought
Yeah it’s actually so stupid ….. how many stupid people can be at one place it’s beyond me and then they arrest the wrong person… lmao wow
@@lillidaisyASMR yeah really like how are you just gonna walk past someone at the scene of the crime and just look at him and not do anything
@@lillidaisyASMR I can’t believe how terrible the police handle themselves on this channel sometimes. A lot of officers do a lot of good work on this channel, but some of these cases have me seriously worried about how law enforcement operates.
He wasn't acting like a suspect but still doesn't excuse their incompetence
Gotta cut them some type of slack they see this on a daily bases , there first priority was to check on that couple
Can't believe the cops walked right past a guy standing at the door of a home in which they know lies a vicious crime scene.
Harriet was truly tough as nails! A generation of strong people. RIP to them both! I’m sure Harriet has passed. She was 94 in 2014!
She passed in March 2015.
She probably would've made it to 100 if it wasn't for this scumbag...she went through a lot of stress, pain and trauma because of it.. Anyways I don't think it's a coincidence that she died soonly short after
@@renecruz2964Exactly 😢
@renecruz2964 she died before her real time because of this thugs actions. Her heart was broken 💔 and was missing her husband😢.
He said she passed right before his hearing and being charged
This is one of the saddest cases so far. Living long life together with your soulmate, then being assaulted like this and seeing your loved one killed in front of your eyes. Such a gruesome end for these kind elderly people. I'm so upset...
Me too, friend. Me too. Hang in there. It was hard for me to watch too
Always sad to see men like him being killed by lesser men for no reason.
Yes. Perfectly put. I was so upset too so I had to skip the begining at some point as I couldn't take all the description of the assault and went straight into interrogation.
They made it to an age most don’t, together, without the loss of mental faculties, just for one to be murdered and the other beaten within an inch of her life. It’s horrible. I wonder how long the wife made it because after my grandfather lost my grandmother it wasn’t long before he passed for reasons that didn’t make sense given his health. I don’t understand how someone can do something like that.
Some die because of a broken heart 💔
I had an elderly neighbor couple, the husband died, and a week later the wife died, I could say she missed him too much and her heart couldn't take it anymore and yearned to be with him in the afterlife. 😢
How how how can anyone raise their hand to their elders! It’s heartbreaking and sickening 😢
That’s a demon. Not human.
How in the actual world do these officers just walk past this guy…this is insane.
how in the real world do any of them keep their jobs after that?
The most amazing part of this case for me is that an elderly woman who had just been viciously attacked on the head, skull fractured, was able to give a perfect description to dispatchers
@impressiveemu1259 yes, I’d be like ‘who the fuck are you?! Why are you here?!’. Some young, black teen skulking around the entrance to a very elderly couple’s home?? Little more than rubbernecking there! Even if he was just rubbernecking, I’d still be like ‘who are you, you fecking weirdo?!’
while dispatchers still sharing one brain cell
I love the fact that she described him as a tall thin man and he was black, even after this took place
@impressiveemu1259 I don’t think they ignored it. It just goes to say that it’s easier to hide in plain sight. Many who have done heinous acts have gotten away with it so long not by completely hiding but just moving around in plain sight like nothing is wrong.
Not just elderly! She was 95yo!!!!!
I feel so sorry for his parents. They seemed like honest hardworking people to me. And now they have to deal with the fact that their son did these gruesome acts.
😊 not everybody that way so uniformly talked to save the day sometimes these officers don't care about anybody but having a freaking suit and a gun their power to put others down p but some cops do their job the way they're supposed to serve and protect
I would not visit or talk to him . If he can do that to an old couple then he can do the same me to .
I'm black and I would have suspected that kid ASAP!! Why on earth are you at the scene of those crime?? Who has a hood up when it's sunny 😂😂
@@RUTHLESSambition5 lmao true
Yea...exactly
Needs to be a police investigation as well. Who walks by people at a violent crime scene like they did
Good question. It wasn't like it was a medical emergency, it was a crime. You'd think they would be particularly vigilant about the situation they were walking in to.
Bless her heart. She thought the worst her son could be involved in would be fighting, not a violent murder and attack.
It's scary to think about the fact that you can live well into your 90's and still not experience the worst thing that's ever happened to you.
And join the navy
You have no idea AT ALL that this is even close to the worst thing that happened to them. Did you forget that he was a war veteran? Ridiculous.
@awesomeferret you don't think actual death is the worst though?
@@awesomeferret pos troll
@@awesomeferret I think being fucking murdered/having your husband murdered might be a little worse.
What I find particularly amazing is that one of his victims was able to call for help WHILE HE WAS STILL ONSITE.
Ngor is a complete idiot. Also, I truly believe he simply got to drunk. He’s a total idiot who got too drunk. And has violent tendencies for some reason.
Terrifying, that he was just standing outside staring in the house, possibly going to go back in and attack them again. Just heartbreaking 😢
@@sweetpea724 he’s lucky he didn’t do that in my city. The cops woulda beaten him an inch away from his life just for looking like that. As what shoulda happened.
dumb ahh criminal
@@sweetpea724 He definitely isn't all there if you know what I mean. He behaves like he got dropped on his head a lot.
I feel sorry for any parent who has a child like this.
Same💛😍
The lack of insanity in some cases seem more insane than insanity itself.
It's just... Weird. Like he kept saying on his awkward monologue: "This world is crazy."
yep, agree. The two interrogators missed the point of his denials and just kept calling him a liar. Idiots (or maybe they're just racist). He was in a stupor at that house, and they completely filled in the gaps of this bizarre tale with made-up theories (oh, theft was the motive) rather than dig deep. There was no motive. I think the kid has blackouts and does bad things when he has blackouts, maybe induced by drinking a lot of alcohol.
@@l-b284lmao bruh, you're going on about "made-up theories," and then just make up your own "black-out" theory with absolutely no evidence whatsoever 💀
the fear and heartbreak that must run through you when you learn your son is a murderer, and to still stick with your sense of justice and help turn him in..... this woman is a superstar and we should all aspire to look so objectively at situations in our lives
I got the sense that she resented him for his failures in life.
A true test of character
And she past with flying colours
Heart breaking for this is really tragedy... the murderer is cowardly POS...😑✌🏻🇬🇧
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@@moonsigilI would resent my garbage son, too. What a waste.
too bad her son's a worthless piece of trash.
I cannot stand people who hurt the elderly or vulnerable. I just lost my grandmother and that was hard enough, I couldn’t imagine if someone else took her.
THEY just can't be assimilated into a civilized society no matter how hard it's tried. 3rd world garbage should be kept out.
Elderly ,children and animals😢
What if they deserve it from their past?
These bastards dgaf thats why its hard to rehabilitate what was never there empathy, guilt, conscience, remorse, decency, logic, basic things which makes us human
It's disgusting
The cops who came by the house and saw ONE single person stood right outside without stopping and questioning him baffled me. And put a guy in the front seat of a cop car is dangerous too
I’m so happy that Mrs. Harriet was able to give a description! Just disgusting! He didn’t realize he was dealing with a very strong lady. Just disgusting that he’d do this!
It’s so heartbreaking seeing a WW2 veteran and a married couple of 70 years lives come to an end like this. 💔 I hope they are in a better place now.
Well, he did fight for globalist bankers who vowed to collapse America.
Yeah heart breaking that he fought for a country that continously let's these kind of thugs into the country and out of prison.
99% of WW2 vets are rolling in their graves with what their countries have become
@@lhmmhl1 "why do you hate joos?"
😢😢😢
I can’t believe the police walked right past the man matching the description of her attacker. My prayers go out to their families.
Didn’t have time to communicate what the killer looked like before walking inside and talking to the lady. If you’re implying that you can’t believe they didn’t assume the only black man at the scene was automatically at fault. Then not only are you a racist scum of the earth, but you also don’t understand that the US law states all individuals are innocent until proven guilty. But seriously fix that racism. Looks bad on you.
Yeah. Absurd, but at least we know this department doesnt have a racism problem, brutality problem, or an arrest first and try to force guilt on an innocent person problem
Speaking to fresh air in a certain way, yeah prayers work great. 😂😂😂
I agree, but anyone standing right outside the door where a murder just took place should’ve been questioned right there on the spot. I think maybe the presence of the COPS camera crew threw them off their A game and distracted them from their usual protocol
@@bullast2046 In the beginning of the video when the elderly lady is on the phone with 911 she gives a description of her attacker and tells her the operator the man was black and wearing black and white clothes.
He knew that he was being recorded in interrogation room , that’s why he was talking to himself .
It was like he studied a very low budget movie 🤦🏽♀️ idk why they always try to act crazy like they can outsmart all professionals involved in cases
The guy they put into the front seat of the cop car was blinking rapidly like *”HELP ME”* 😂😂😂 i could feel his relief when they said they can for sure clear him
The guy they stopped at the beginning was being understanding and the cops were treating him with respect and even took him to where he was walking to. How a interaction like that should go. And bless that mom for not lying for her son. I know it was probably hard. It sounds like the poor lady has been through enough already. I am glad he got life you can tell he doesn't care about anyone but himself. And keeps him from hurting anyone else.
I was waiting for this comment. While I of course feel bad for the victims and their family, I also feel bad for this kid's family. They seem like honest and truly nice people that know right from wrong and they made no attempt to cover for their son/stepson. I'm not sure what is wrong with this kid but I truly empathize with both families involved.
I don’t think they should have handcuffed that guy. They weren’t arresting him. Luckily it worked out ok.
@@userr7382 it makes sense to detain anyone you suspect of being involved in a crime. if that had been the actual perpetrator you don't know how they would react as the pressure of the impending arrest ramps up. On top of that the cop didn't have a separated back seat like a normal squad car so a pair of handcuffs and sitting in the front was the most reasonable setup.
@@panikk2 You can detain without handcuffing. Also he wasn't showing any flight risk. However they were within the law to do what they did as he did resemble the description and was coming from that direction. Additionally it sounds like he wasn't held beyond a reasonable time to determine he wasn't the right person. The guy seemed understandably a little annoyed, hopefully the ride made up for a reasonable error.
Ideally you don't have to detain the wrong person at all but it's going to happen if you want a chance to stop people before they have a chance to hurt others. Hopefully more times in future are just like this and being obvious wrong suspects that they hold for stupid amounts of time.
@@charlescherris6548 It really is sad because from what I understood it sounded like the mom had already been through a lot of hell in her life. And no decent parent wants to hear that their kid did something sick like that. For what seems like no real reason at all.
I am filled with respect for Ngor's honest, hard-working, righteous parents. They had no way of knowing why the police were suspicious of their son and how horribky bad it turned out to be, and still answered every question honestly and to the best of their knowledge. I hope they are doing well now.
The name Ngor sounds African specifically from East Africa. African Parents will not defend you the child when you commit crime. Infant he is lucky he is in the US because, if he was backing his country, the community would have dealt oth him and the parent would have willingly handed him over to the community. We do not wait for police. He probably was born in the US or moved here when he was little.
I'm not sure that that household was calm or happy, six kids on a low income, a teen who doesn't feel confident enough to go to school - or get a haircut that looks like someones cares. I personally suspect this home is not a happy one.
You have respect gir n..... Is dat what you said.
@@Flourish_today may i ask you something? why is it then, that there are so many rape cases in africa where the women get punished and shunned after being raped? why is it so hard for women to get their justice. men often get no punishment for rape. i have a friend who got raped a few times, her and her family left and live in europe now, and she told me many stories about africa. is it true that there is so much rape in some african countries? and is it true that men very rarely get punishment for that? thank you 🙏
@@perrieargent9997 As you see his father is actually just his step father. We don't really know anything so lets assume. since you have noticed that they have low income why haven't you noticed as well the part where she said when i was in Africa i saw a lot of blood? she might have escaped abuse and ran away and living in the US is expensive for a lot of people. so please lets not start judging parents when they are doing their best. to do what ever it takes for their kids.
Why why whyyyy can’t people leave kids, animals, and the elderly alone??? Like, harming or murdering anyone in general is terrible, but how the hell can people do heinous things to those 3?
Normal people > animals
blacks
One word...evil
"diversity is our strength"
Hearing Mrs. Harriet on the 9-1-1 call broke my heart. I cannot even imagine the horror she went thru. Prayers for the family.
Truly horrifying.
It was gut wrenching.
Her mentioning she couldn't remember because he kept hitting her head.. absolutely crushes me. What kind of coward beats an old defenseless woman half to death. Not only a coward but a dumbass just hanging around the crime scene until the camera crew came in. Thankfully he was so uselessly stupid that catching him was easy.
through*
I can't believe how calm and composed she was at that age. Tough old woman.
How crazy it must have been to see the cops roll up thinking you’re going to prison immediately and the cops just nod and walk right past you
They are human, we all make mistakes. It happens to the best of it s tbh.
@@Lil_Poohfluffybumman that ain't no damn mistake how do you and everybody in the news crew and four officers completely completely be oblivious to that man standing at the front door and the description of the man was clearly a black man that black man did not belong near that front door any officer that answer to that call should be fired
@@whoareacts no idea why you are posting a comment to me Hun.
@@Lil_Poohfluffybumhe clearly explains why he posted a comment to YOU! Didn’t YOU say that humans make mistakes?
probably because you replied first and its public forum and you brushed it off as a simple mistake and they were just clarifying how weird the odds would've been for such a simple mistake. Don't make a simple mistake yourself in thinking his comment towards you was with any malice. @@Lil_Poohfluffybum
Shout out to Harriet for being the single most badass old woman I’ve ever heard about. My heart goes out to her for her horrific loss. I wish I could just hug her 😢
Me too she's so cute :(((( I hope she gets to die VERY Peacefully when she does, she deserves so much love, especially after losing her husband , ect
@@senselesschild7463 If you recall at the end of the video he mentioned she died before his arraignment in 2016
she died ..... RIP
@@Igstormchaser most people here comment without finishing watching the video
I can't imagine what it would have been like for Harriet to go through that, and lose her husband at the same time. It's such a sad story.
I really hope Harriet had her family there for her until the end. She would've really needed them.
R.I.P Harriet and Rupert. 💐
"they beat these people on the head and they're like a 100 years old" I gotta love the dispatcher sensitivity
Hi Ewu crew ! You would remember me as Daniel years ago when you did exploring adventures before you changed to crime! I hope your alll well and Emma and your family! I hope you all don’t go away again! Have a great day/evening. Great video and the hand gestures speak so loudly if one pays attention!
Can you imagine, you’ve survived everything of the last nearly 100 years, and then some evil dirt bag comes along and ruthlessly ends your soul mates life. The absolute nerve of him to stand there at the door - with the weapon right there!!! What were those cops thinking just walking right by him and not wondering what the f he was doing there? Mind boggled.
Patton was right. We fought the wrong enemy.
It would seem that at one of them would stop and asked questions while the others checked on the victims, but they all just walked past without so much of a word.
@Wine Julia, do the crime, do the time. Can you imagine being 14 years old, get lied on by a woman that claimed you whistled at her. Get kidnapped by a group of grown men, tortured, and beaten to death. At time of claim, warrant was issued for woman that lied, and warrant was ignored and hidden. Decades later, woman reveals that she lied, her nor the men responsible for the torture and death of a child, neither gets charged. Hmmmmmmmmmmm Mind Bogglin
@@TheDangerZone86 *Scott Adams was right too.*
Around blacks, never relax.
At least Rupert and Harriot weren't speaking German, That would have been so much worse!
Those parents are true G's. So grateful that those parents didn't cover for their son.
If they did cover for him he won't be getting the help he needed. I'm guessing the parents trusted the justice system to help their son be a better person and prevent further harm to the society.
@@darthralik9835 I think he meant to say true Ns.
Oh boy. It's starting to get racist here!
@@darthralik9835 Well your ancestors did the same some generations ago, so whats your point?
@@charleslindbergh8222 why havent I saw you comment on a video of the killers of other races? Cherrypicking any chance you get to be racist and bigoted
"Ngor is trying to sound innocent and casual by going into a little too much detail about his backflips" lol
Just the call to 911 made me want to bawl my eyes out like a baby, Jesus Christ, that was heartbreaking 🥺
I feel so bad for his mom, but good for her for being so honest and forthright. It's so sad.
good for her for trying to be human?
@@ardoporkkropodra2474 Well, I guess we are all so used to the black American single mother being a POS like her murderous offspring, we find it astounding that there were two parents present and they are perfectly decent people who behave like most parents of other races would in the same situation.
@@ardoporkkropodra2474 yes, some people are immoral and will put their kids before anything.
Idk his mom seems kind of hot. Just sayin, she got nice cheekbones.
You can sympathize with a mother of a serial killer because not all serial killers have bad parents.
How someone with a weapon hanging out and blood all over him just walks away from the scene after cops see and address him is beyond me
They have a hard on for Black guys walking down a street so seeing this man stationary caught them off guard.
Wait there's blood on him? I can't see well, maybe some spots on the red shirt
This is something I do not like about the America when it comes to elders. I wish communities could watch out for elders like we do in our country. In my country every elder is known by the community. We protect them and look out for them. Hardly do they get attacked.
@@Flourish_today we don't target ederly people in the US. We just have no sense of community because most americans are animals frothing at the mouth for violence. We fantacize more about shooting each other, more than we do helping one another. What do you expect?
@@midnightwolf8495 There was blood everywhere in the one room of the house, I'd be shocked if he got zero on him
I have no idea how that female detective held herself together when he said he went to sleep early cuz he was tired from doing all his flips. I would have laughed out loud. 😂
I can just imagine what Ngor thought as the cops rolled up on the Anderson's home. They rushed past him and he was allowed to just walk away. He must have thought he was the luckiest killer in history.
Credit to the cops for not giving that first guy a harder time than needed and they even gave the man a ride after wasting his time . That’s such a little thing but a big sign of respect
They did that because you can’t just arrest someone because they fit the color of a person you’re looking for. They gave him a ride because they fucked up 😂😂😂. Not only did her not fit the description the person couldn’t have walked that far that fast.
@@cherrelleg8276 yeah I know but I’ve saved someone off the side of the road before because they called the cops and it was -10 and their car was broke down and they had no money . And two different dispatches told her that wasn’t an emergency when her kid wasn’t even a year old . Bad part of town too where no one was just gonna stop and help . So she called me and an hour later they were both still sitting their kid screaming cause of the frigid temps . I ended up figuring out that her gas gauge doesn’t work and she just ran out of gas . So yeah cops around here were willing to let two people freeze to death in a Michigan winter cause it wasn’t an emergency . So yeah I give the cops credit for not escalating a situation in which they thought someone was a suspect and then giving them a ride .
@@kylepomeroy73 I was really surprised that the Cops were so calm & not hyped up to the point of hurting him & the guy was also very calm & respectful. Thank God that part end well.
@@cherrelleg8276 he never got arrested in the video dummy
@@cherrelleg8276 Except they didn't arrest him they detained him so they could ask him some questions. They also didn't detain the guy just because he was black it was because he fit the rough description of who they were looking for who had just murdered 1 person and hospitalised another. You'll notice how as soon as it was confirmed he wasn't the guy they let him be on his way. Contrary to popular belief police do have to occasionally detain innocent people sometimes but of course that's somehow racist these days despite the fact it happens to all races equally.
Props to Ngor's mother for being honest with the detectives.
Okay I’m 30 seconds in and just started Harriet’s phone call. This is already killing my heart. That woman sounds so heartbroken on that phone call
One of my biggest fears is getting accused of a crime i didn't commit. Dude handled himself well.
@TheNikhita T she’s talking about the first dude they put in the cop car.
Wait a minute , I recognize your face , I saw your pic at the police station, you r wanted for double homicide ! 😱
Exactly. Very sad
He did a fantastic job of lying to everyone.
😂😂😂😂
Andy & Harriet were local family friends of ours - this case has stuck with me since that day. Thank you for your respect always to the victims.
💙
@@laserpanda94 that’s not what they meant and you know it
@@laserpanda94 why would you even say this? Gaslight much? Like putting words in others mouths? Seriously…get some help.
they got targeted for being yt
🙏🏼 I'm so sorry...there are no words..😢💔
I know that human beings can be incompetent but to literally walk right past the killer is amazing.
I've not studied mental illness but I believe this guy had to be experiencing psychosis to stand at that door so calmly.
Exactly
Definitely psychosis. My daughter is going through psychosis right now and I notice some of the signs.
@@NatzTalk I hope the best for her.
Harriet sounds so calm and collected after such a brutal attack, what a true survivor and amazing lady
Shock and adrenaline does that to you
@@zhaviyah84 also willpower
His parents are truly good people. I can’t imagine having to have that conversation - that they were so forthcoming was so refreshing - not the usual garbage of people covering for their kids. It especially breaks my heart that the male victim died - he was born the same year as my grandmother and my grandfather also served in WWII. Just heartbreaking.
They were so forthcoming because they didn’t know what was going on. The mother thought he had gotten into a fight or other such teenage shenanigans. She also didn’t seem like she was very street wise when it came to talking with the police. Immigrants like that sometimes don’t fully understand that you don’t have to talk to the police and that you can just ask for a lawyer. They come from countries were you usually can’t say “no” to authority figures.
I always teach my son to never speak with the police without a lawyer present, ESPECIALLY if they’re innocent. There are tons of innocent people in prison because of talking to the police without a lawyer present. If the police say “we need you to come to the station and answer some questions, you’re reply always should be “only if I have my lawyer present”. If you didn’t do anything you can say “I’d love to talk with you officer but because this is an interrogation I’d really feel more comfortable with a lawyer present”.
@@bostontowny4life744 but he WASN’T innocent so…I have zero pity for him
@@BookishDark I.. really wasn’t imploring you to have “pity” for him. The guy is a piece of shit. I was explaining, from what I watched; why the mother was so forthcoming and the reason why it’s important to always ask for legal rep.
@@bostontowny4life744 dude was guilty. if more parents disciplined their kids or went to the authorities our communities would be safer. it's teens and young adults destroying our neighborhoods. it all starts with enabling parents who protect their criminal children.
@@goodnight360 if I knew my kid was a killer or something j would counsel him that a life
On the run is not a life worth living and that he should take responsibility for his actions. But as far as testifying against him? Or talking to the police at all. Yea… no. Sorry. That’s not a line I would cross. I’d get him a lawyer and let the courts decide, and I would accept their decision. But “rat” out my own son? My kin? My flesh and blood? No way.
The narrator said it remains a mystery to this day, as to why this African transplant did what he did....
It's no mystery whatsoever....
his mugshot photo explains everything quite clearly
Can I ask you to explain what you mean by that.?
thank you for covering this…
I'm grateful that the parents were so honest about that being their son and not trying to just say "it wasn't him". The cops ignoring the guy by the door was unbelievable.
They dropped him right init huh?
the description of the suspect was known already and he had visible blood on the hoodie he was wearing , the mother noticed immediately but the cops didn't how you explain that?
The detectives seemed to miss a number of opportunists, including having his mother talk to him interrogation room. That kind of pressure can sometimes break even the most hardened criminals.
i mean maybe they where just so focused on saving the couple they got tunnel vision
I appreciate his parents so much for identifying him and being honest with the cops. SO many parents would be in denial and lie and do everything in their power to protect their kids and rightfully so but wrong is wrong
Yeah I mean they didn't know he murdered someone at the time, they could have not been honest otherwise but I would hope not. They seem like good and honest people who just don't want their son to do harm to people.
so different with someone i know. even when her son is sexually assaulting his own niece. i know the niece. she's a modest and polite girl. they even blamed the girl for simply jusr existing. it's sad that she trusted that man like her own dad (her dad passed away years ago). They refused to report him cz the mom is crying and begging them not to. it's devastating but i can't do anything other than paying for her therapy.... which all her family refuses to do so.
@@deliriousmusicality8840the fact that she told them he had liquor. Shows she wasn’t trying to hide anything. She didn’t have to give that info at that time
imagine you were his parent|
you might were scared
If you know you can say. Know something say something. She is not safe if he is still around and neither are other young girls.
How many kids before someone reports him? Ruining their lives under your noses without you even knowing.
It doesn’t just stop.
I suggest you report him, even anonymously because I was one of those little girls, and had someone of spoken up before me I wouldn’t live with the pain and heartbreak as a child into this very day in my 40’s.
Please, it’s our duty to help, nomatter the timeframe or who it is, say something. Save others and help her see justice Aldi, part of healing.
He doesn’t care about having an opportunity. And he doesn’t care about what anyone thinks of him! Lol
The way it keeps switching back to the kid yammering to himself is honestly kind of comical 😂
I have so much respect for this woman following what was right and what served justice rather than protecting her son.
You can tell she has good morals
She didn’t know anything to protect him about
@@wyattperkins7478 She and her boyfriend could have clamped up and not said anything. They were very detailed in telling the police.
@@LuizAlexPhoenix I think he meant that she didnt know that her son was capable of doing such deeds
The black kid was her son.???
There's something so sad about someone spending that much time alive and having all those memories and stories stolen from them by human trash.
@@dr.mantistoboggan4746 ty
Making it through a major war in history only to be takin out by some low life at the end of it all , always count your blessings everyday can be your last
@@Armored_RC on the positive side, atleast they lived longer than many of us , that takes quite a huge great health
Blacks
@@Armored_RC the 13% 50% back at it again.. usual suspects
My gosh, it’s so hard to hear how evil some people are and how hard it is to fathom the pain people can inflict on others.
All victims are important regardless of their age, but it’s so sad when the defenseless are attacked. Children and the elderly are the most vulnerable, it’s horrible.
I love my grandparents so very much, and wish I spent more time with them. When I hear of elderly couples and their stories of their long life, I’m always reminded of them. My grandpa was born in 1912, and my grandma 1915. They married in 1936(1 more year than this lovely couple in this video). My grandparents worked hard and had many kids. 11 children(2 died before I was born in 1990) and when my grandpa passed in 2011…we got the total numbers for this amazing family of mine that they created. 11 children, 22 grandchild(I’m in this generation) 24 great grandchildren, and 4 great great grandchildren. It’s been 12 years so now there is a total of 8 great great grandchildren. I love how big my family is, all thanks to my grandparents for teaching us to love one another and most importantly, God.
I may not have them anymore, but I cherish these memories, and will for the rest of my life. They did live an extremely and extraordinary life. My grandpa was 97 when he passed in 2011, and my grandma was 99(6 months away from her 100th bday! We were already planning it and brainstorming her upcoming 100th year alive!) some days, I do miss them more than others. Sometimes I cry, but I pray to them, and they hopefully hear me, I believe they do. They are my ultimate inspiration of a marriage lasting a lifetime, finding your soulmate and working hard to love and provide for the family. Every anniversary was excited, and they still were so very much in love. I believe their last one celebrated before my grandpa passed was 75 years! So amazing, so blessed! They even got a framed letter from the Governor and legislation of Alaska(born and raised) praising on how beautiful, amazing, and inspirational their unity and commitment to each other all these years is.
Sorry it’s such a long comment, it just felt good to write about them and how blessed I am to have these memories and moments. I miss them in times like these, especially seeing other elderly couples who keep their love journey going.
R.I.P. Andy
And Harriet(she passed in 2015)
The only solace I have is that they were United once again after Harriet passed, and proving their everlasting love is endless 🙏🏼 💕
That is so beautiful. God bless your family. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤
Did the police explained as to why they ignored the presence of the perpetrator at the crime scene?
The innocent guy that they apprehended handled that so well. Hope he’s doing well
He didn't look that bothered looool
@@coco-cliveasmrgenealogy6171 He had a very "WHAT THE FUCK" expression when he heard why they had been looking for people.
@@Neremworld Well I cannot read face expressions. 😂
@@coco-cliveasmrgenealogy6171 He was okay at first, but at the end his eyes are super wide in shock. But, don't worry about it.
@@Neremworld doesn't* worry
The fact this dude had the audacity to demand $1,000 in return for continued communication is jaw dropping.
EQUITY!...He's the victim of the white man's world don't ya know?
Drugs and honey buns ain't cheap in the slammer 😂
Gotta get paid 🤷♂️
I demand 1000$ from you for pulling of this ratio
I suspect he is (among other things) a narcissist. He's always the main character. Nothing is ever his fault. Everyone and the world owes him. Narcissism doesn't diminish capacity to know right from wrong, as much as it simply gives them a "reason" to justify doing things that are wrong.
KUDOS KUDOS to the BRAVE old woman - for keeping strength to the last and making call to 911 and informed the entire situation. Salute mam - no words - . Hearing such distress calls - gives a very sickening feeling .
The worst and most painful part is that he's there in the interrogation room feighing innocence while at the same moment there are families out there grieving something he caused due to his greed and an old lady is at that very moment fighting for her life. This is very horrible. Evil people ecist in this life and he's the definition of pure evil..
How the heck was he able to just stand outside their house without anyone questioning him?!?! It’s unheard of! It’s not an apartment complex, it’s a house so someone just standing their SHOULD have been held for questioning. Omg
Kinda blows away the constant whites are racists claims, doesn’t it?
They were more worried about looking good for the camera crew. Acting cool and calm walking into a call that should have been taken more seriously.
Especially since they had a description of the suspect!!!!!
Shitty police work
That was so weird to me. The guy was right there!
I appreciate his mother just being an honest person. The has to be the most obvious case of guilt I’ve ever seen.
"I know when I see blood, I've seen a lot of bad things in Africa" that's some heavy shit, and she might be the most honest parent I've ever seen on this channel tbh. She didn't know what was happening but didn't default to rabidly defending him. The 'collective' trauma in this case is incredible. (Just want to be super clear I'm not defending Ngor)
it's pretty unusual to see a mother throw their son under the bus like that.
@@mi5anthrope as a European i know a lot of Africans and African parents will basically never defend their children if they've done something wrong or if they're clearly lying, it seems harsh to westerners like us but their reasoning is along the lines of "he should learn his lesson and become better".
Unless they have evidence that their child is right, then all bets are off.
@@MultiChrisjb “throw under the bus” ? You say that when it is a bad thing, not when a mother is doing the right thing for everyone. She should not of protected him you don’t protect people for murder no matter who they are to you.
@@MultiChrisjb That’s not her throwing him under the bus. That’s her being honest, acknowledging that her son might’ve been involved in doing something wrong, and being accountable. There’s a difference.
She is one strong old lady, 94 years old, took a head beating, and still had the strength and consciousness to be able to respond clearly on the phone
that's what sticks with me! she was so coherent and remembered pretty clearly, despite being bashed in the head, a feat that's difficult even for a younger person! That's amazing. She must really have been determined to seek justice! T
The kid’s parents are good upstanding people!!
The mom was on his side during the trial with all that evidence proving his crimes. She kept denying he did it 🤦🏽♀️
The accused but innocent guy who got arrested was very calm and capable in the situation. Well done to him as that must have been pretty scary. Also Ngor is pure evil, he clearly does not care what he did and would probably do it again if he was still free. Can't help but feel sad for his family though, the parents seem pretty genuine. RIP to the poor husband, so sad and can't imagine the fear and pain they both endured through that ordeal.
I appreciate that the cops gave him a ride to where he was going afterwards. Nice to see them trying to make the best of what must have been a scary situation.
I think he was very justifiably terrified of what the police would do, being a Black man. He had no choice *but* to be calm and capable.
@@aromaladyellie they don't kill you because you're black, they kill you because you're criminals not obeying the cop in a country where people masturbate with their weapons.
When you commit most crime in a country where even the birds flying in the sky can own a weapon, don't be surprised the cop kills you when he says ""stop"" and you don't. Muppet
@@aromaladyellie Black people commit over 50% of murders despite being 12% of the population
I got a weird feeling that the parents will feel terrible about the old folks but not so terrible about their son being out of the home for good. Can't imagine at 18, this was his first act of violence or at least threat of violence.
Hearing Harriet's voice on the phone just breaks my heart... what a cruel world we live in.
Seeing Ngor out it public with his hair looking like that breaks my heart.
The world is not cruel. People like him are cruel. No conscience, no regard for life, no respect for anything, no humanty. And the people who let criminals walk or give them soft sentences are no better.
I thank God she made it
@@jesterday2222 exactly! Have you noticed these commenters feel so sad for his parents but not the elderly couple. People are so screwed up.
@Ricobaca I know right all I was thinking when I saw him is "what is wrong with his hair!!"
I burst out laughing when he said "I'm conspiracy theorist" 😂😂
They both have such kind and gentle faces and smiles
How can someone hurt and murder an elderly couple over 95 years old?
They were married from the 1930s and even a world war couldn't tear them apart.
It's breaks my heart to hear her voice.
I'm close to crying when I think about this crime. I can not comprehend how a human can do this.
@SH97 I know your address.
I feel ya. Anyone with any sense of empathy can easily put themselves in the shoes of the victims and to some degree feel their pain. Some people just lack empathy or were not brought up proper or whatever they want to say to get out of taking responsibility. These people belong behind bars, or in the case of a crime this heinous, they do not deserve to live.
@SH97 racist
"A war"???
What you think there was only one war between the 1930's and 2010's. Lmao ok.
America is always at war. Don't make such a big deal out of it. America was involved in over 30 wars over the course of their marriage. They weren't soldiers in them so idk what your point was supposed to be with the whole war thing except you trying to be dramatic
This is how good, responsible parents act like, not like Aidan Fucci's mom who tried to cover up his terrible crime. I have a huge respect for people like these.
Exactly. The difference is huge
oh palease, there are complex psychological reasons for both, and neither, happening every day.
Complex psychological reasons for both what? The parents deciding to lie versus tell the truth?
@@safiyyahhowell-fl5px complex psychological reasons for both of the parents different reactions
@@xBINARYGODxthere being an underlying reason for the behavior doesn’t excuse it
Detective had me 😂 "Listen to yourself! Yeah you!" He's at his wits end with this treasure troll!
I was laughing at that part too! 😂😂😂
I’ve been to a few crime scenes & the boy not getting attention in the beginning is pretty normal. He looks like a kid & he was acting nosey, not really menacing. Tunnel vision on emergency calls is a real problem. This was very legitimate and honest.
.. I've watched nearly every EWU video, but this is one of the most heartbreaking cases I've seen. Two perfectly upstanding elders of the community, beaten. Mrs. Harriet begging for help over the phone was gut-wrenching. I could not be happier to hear that Mrs. Harriet was stabilized.
My heart goes out to the family. What a twisted and sick monster.
I'm not trying to diminish their suffering, but you have a couple people who were likely to die within a decade, and this channel is full of kids and young adults dying, and this is the most heartbreaking? You're crazy...
@Va11idus so victims of abortion must be the most heartbreaking to you than right?
I just added an update. I wish I knew where people could write to voice complaints about this greasy weasel !!
honestly I think it wouldve been better had she not survived. She had spent nearly 100 years with her husband and right there at the end he was stolen from her and she had to live the rest of her days alone only to join him soon enough anyway. If it was a younger couple then Id of course celebrate the wife's recovery but in this specific situation it seems more like a curse than a blessing.
This case really got to me as well. It's horrible
I'm baffled that everyone just ignored the dude standing outside where a home invasion just occurred. Tunnel vision is one thing but that is just insane to me that not a single person said "huh, why is this guy outside this house that was just invaded?". I don't want to be too critical of the police, but they need better situational awareness
They were oTV, only worried about ratings and going after the first black guy they see would be a racism.
We know why he was ignored
@@nadiablack4797 they didn’t wanna be called racist 💀
They didn’t want to look like they were targeting a black guy and also they had two elderly people that had been beaten to help. Moments later They caught on and he was already gone. Thank God for that camera crew
@@HondaBetter I promise you Cops don't give a damn about being called racist.
Now he has time to get really good at back flips
Man I been stopped at least ten times in my life because I “fit the description”. Never once done anything worse than jaywalking. The one time the cops see a brother who actually did something AND HE’S STANDING AT THE FUCKING CRIME SCENE and they walk right past him then later stop a different brother!!! Good police work!!!
Feel free to join the PD, or move to any country of your choosing.
@@AuAdventures LoVe iT oR LeAVe iT!!
Such a sad story but surprisingly so many heroes in it: Harriet (of course) and Andy, Ngor's parents, the first guy who was detained in the cop car and the officer who immediately said "it's not him", even the 911 operator seemed helpful and compassionate
So youre praising the parents who raised a killer? Got it.
@Vince Vice you act like parents can control and monitor every single thing their kids do. kids hide things, especially things they think are bad, from parents. it's not that complicated
@@vincevice1398 Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, and Dennis Rader (better known as the BTK killer) are just a few serial killers who came from good (or at least not terrible) homes. On top of that, if his family or home life were abusive, or even just dysfunctional in nature, it would've come up in the investigation. The guy's clearly not all there, so to just assume it's his parents fault when no evidence has been given to support that assumption is just moronic.
@@vincevice1398they did the right thing and turned their child in. Also not the parents fault he did what he did.
Lol I don’t think the dispatcher on the call was compassionate or helpful… but agree with you on the rest of it. @thisbirdhasflown
I'm so heartbroken for Harriet, losing her lifelong partner and friend like this, simply unbelievable someone could do this to another human-being :/
Me too. My heart aches hearing this story. We all have parents and family and will be this age some day god willing.
My hand has been covering my mouth since the beginning of this video. To injure a senior citizen is one of the most appalling disgusting acts. I’m disgusted and literally crying and I don’t get it.
I DID NOT read his name correctly before i heard it💀