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    Today we’re talking about Cameron Hooker: was everything terrible you can imagine. The worst part, nobody even did anything about it for years- not even his wife. What do you guys think should have happened to Janice after all of this?
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  • @taracate88
    @taracate88 Рік тому +18816

    I know Colleen personally. She is an incredible woman and you would never know this horrible thing happened. She is married and has a kid and a grandkid.

    • @tiffanyrice258
      @tiffanyrice258 Рік тому +891

      That's great to hear!!

    • @Magical_Thinking
      @Magical_Thinking Рік тому +294

      Read my comment from a few minutes ago. I’m so happy to know she’s doing well.

    • @felanm
      @felanm Рік тому +1185

      Bailey has mentioned people from her stories contacting her. Crazy how some of her viewers have connections to people in these stories.

    • @jodigirl6610
      @jodigirl6610 Рік тому +356

      I thought I read that she died of cancer. I am glad that's not true! She deserves to have the best life now.

    • @cimicalvaruso4027
      @cimicalvaruso4027 Рік тому +437

      I hope she knows how proud we all are of her and her strength.

  • @karinaquezadafiguereo6805
    @karinaquezadafiguereo6805 6 місяців тому +2250

    for anyone watching I'm glad to inform you that his parole was denied and he won't have any other chances till 2030 which with his age I doubt he will reach that year and be release.

  • @bugs12362
    @bugs12362 7 місяців тому +1210

    One of the great things about the way Bailey tells stories is I leave knowing the victims names better than the criminals.

    • @Ohsuzannahlane
      @Ohsuzannahlane 6 місяців тому +13

      True that, yo

    • @amandamcneeley7015
      @amandamcneeley7015 5 місяців тому +8

      Oh that’s so true

    • @chloepresley2000
      @chloepresley2000 4 місяці тому +9

      You're so right, I never thought about this before

    • @drama2u
      @drama2u 2 місяці тому +1

      Marliz and Colleen

    • @sammillar3561
      @sammillar3561 24 дні тому +2

      True! I hadn’t actually considered that but you’re right…

  • @queenrayna
    @queenrayna 9 місяців тому +1362

    Instead of releasing predators, like Cameron, they should be releasing people that were arrested on marijuana related charges

    • @debbontrager4734
      @debbontrager4734 7 місяців тому +22

      Depends, were children involved? Were there any losses of life or suffering.

    • @pantyclipperz5002
      @pantyclipperz5002 7 місяців тому +54

      ​@debbontrager4734 doubtful, but in those cases they can stay where they are for all I care. As for the simple charges of just use and possession that did no harm, should be freed, and nasty people like this guy absolutely need to stay put

    • @lillianstimpson6610
      @lillianstimpson6610 7 місяців тому +53

      @@pantyclipperz5002yes, you are absolutely correct!! Most cases of marijuana charges are simply possession, no one was hurt or in danger. They should absolutely be freed, especially in states where it is now legal, and there’s a smoke shop on every corner!! Let them be with their families and loved ones!

    • @paigecarew5322
      @paigecarew5322 6 місяців тому +33

      Victimless crimes, yes get them out… 7+ years of torture, let them rot in prison

    • @queenrayna
      @queenrayna 6 місяців тому +17

      @@lillianstimpson6610 most were victims of three strikes for possession, and somehow marijuana gets more time than coke

  • @sarahsaucedo3271
    @sarahsaucedo3271 Рік тому +7976

    We need a shirt with “I’m laughing because I’m uncomfortable” it’s honestly a vibe cause it’s true.

  • @biwolf1e856
    @biwolf1e856 4 місяці тому +248

    2024 update- HIS TRIAL WAS DENIEDD!!!!

    • @joshkirkin9193
      @joshkirkin9193 Місяць тому +3

      Thank you so much I went searching but couldn’t find anything haha

    • @kassandaphillips1735
      @kassandaphillips1735 Місяць тому +5

      No I think it was just delayed again. It was supposed to be March 29th 2024 but got delayed until August again from what I’m seeing.

    • @Valoxxx
      @Valoxxx 28 днів тому +2

      Yeah I see it was delayed but I couldn’t find much

  • @LotaetoChip
    @LotaetoChip 10 місяців тому +828

    That man does NOT deserve to get out of prison. Absolutely insane.

    • @Nok112
      @Nok112 9 місяців тому +20

      Also it’s not safe at all

    • @marytramp5678
      @marytramp5678 6 місяців тому +21

      as of 10/23/23 his case was continued becase his defense attorny wants to get a expert to evaluate him. his new trial date for release is on 11/20/23. i'm definitely keeping this on my watch list. i agree with you. unless he's in a cremation box he should not be let out from behind those prison walls.

    • @itzzamelia6267
      @itzzamelia6267 6 місяців тому

      @@marytramp5678need an update 😦

    • @roxytaylor9922
      @roxytaylor9922 5 місяців тому

      He out

    • @bobbiechapin5173
      @bobbiechapin5173 5 місяців тому

      @@roxytaylor9922he’s out???

  • @user-bd3kw8jm9s
    @user-bd3kw8jm9s 10 місяців тому +351

    I just keep thinking about Janice and Cameron’s children. A mobile home is not large enough to hide any of the things going on from them and they must have so much trauma even as adults

  • @prettyfarfromOK
    @prettyfarfromOK Рік тому +3291

    The sad part is that this man has waaaaay better conditions in prison then conditions he kept his victim in for years. Thanks Bailey for giving victims a respect and teaching about Stockholm Syndrom

    • @mistybrass3719
      @mistybrass3719 Рік тому +37

      For real, though.

    • @JulieNick28
      @JulieNick28 Рік тому +56

      Some of these crimes, we definitely treat them way better than they deserve.

    • @blahblahblah007ish
      @blahblahblah007ish Рік тому +62

      Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaa....... they should've kept him in a box... can they make that addition to his sentencing when he has his trial in October?? 🤔

    • @corriszucs4066
      @corriszucs4066 Рік тому +24

      Oh gawd; I hadn't even thought of that until now and now I'm even more sickened :/

    • @starlinguk
      @starlinguk Рік тому +6

      Prisons in the US are no picnic. Some of them are pretty close to being that bad.

  • @mMonazzzLindozz
    @mMonazzzLindozz 11 місяців тому +2495

    Colleen was constantly told that The company was going to be after her if she left. The minute she knew that wasn't true, she scaped, I think that answers the question "why didn't she leave?"

    • @charmetriahooper9670
      @charmetriahooper9670 11 місяців тому +71

      Being abused too

    • @dionysus4742
      @dionysus4742 10 місяців тому +44

      Yeah LITERALLY THIS..

    • @marasmiracles
      @marasmiracles 10 місяців тому +43

      Such a beautifully easy answer to all the people who ask that "why didn't you leave?" question. NICELY PUT!! 😊

    • @rKyaru
      @rKyaru 9 місяців тому +15

      Reminds me of that criminal minds episode

    • @urdad6144
      @urdad6144 6 місяців тому +6

      @@rKyaruI was thinking that the entire video

  • @Ms.K305
    @Ms.K305 10 місяців тому +239

    This woman has the willpower of a mountain. To not lose your absolute mind during any part of this. I hope she’s thriving.

  • @AntoniaWestFitness
    @AntoniaWestFitness 9 місяців тому +256

    If he could manipulate a 20+ year old into staying in his horror house, then I think it’s fair to say 15 year old Janice had no chance. She’s as much as a victim.

    • @rileyfreeman7010
      @rileyfreeman7010 5 місяців тому +19

      Thank you for saying this, I feel like it’s something really looked over in the entire case.

    • @megaroon202
      @megaroon202 3 місяці тому +24

      Eh. She wasn’t literally chained in a box. She is just as bad as him regardless of what age she was when she WILLINGLY got with him. As a person who has been abused in not only relationships but as a child your abuse isn’t a reason to be complacent in this mistreatments of others. Especially to this extreme for as long as she did.

    • @halroxdynasty8683
      @halroxdynasty8683 23 дні тому +2

      ​@@megaroon202 exactly thank you..
      Both of them could have escaped easily or taken the guy. She was just as complicit 🙄 what a terrible person she is

    • @bIueangel
      @bIueangel 16 днів тому +2

      @@halroxdynasty8683 ya theres naivety and then theres lack of moral compass. Her complicity is the ladder.

    • @Piinche_reiina
      @Piinche_reiina 12 днів тому

      15 year old colleen**

  • @rosiemigsan4490
    @rosiemigsan4490 11 місяців тому +3204

    The reason Coline didn't cry in the stand was because she learned to dissociate. It is one of the most common trauma responses. It shows you how complex the brain is in response to trauma and how adaptive the brain can be.

    • @thespoiledtexan3904
      @thespoiledtexan3904 11 місяців тому +48

      100%!!!

    • @MsHeather2013
      @MsHeather2013 11 місяців тому +113

      Right. It's funny how judgdmental people are when it comes to trauma responses that they don't understand

    • @MeredithHammett
      @MeredithHammett 11 місяців тому +56

      @@MsHeather2013 most of those people just speak from a place of ignorance and the ones that understand the aforementioned comment, likely understand due to personal experience with extreme trauma. You’re all very much correct though. The brain is so complex and there are still likely more things we don’t know about the complexities of the brain, than the things we do know.

    • @HoneyShrimps
      @HoneyShrimps 10 місяців тому +8

      We only use about 10% of our brain. Who knows what the rest of it does or stores away whenever we need it.

    • @princessj_tina
      @princessj_tina 10 місяців тому +24

      ​@@HoneyShrimpsthat's actually a myth

  • @Sophina_
    @Sophina_ Рік тому +2867

    As a survivor of Stockholm Syndrome, I am so appreciative of how compassionately you described it. My captor killed himself the week the investigation into him started, so thankfully I never had to face him in court. It’s been several months since I was freed and I still have nightmares about the two years I spent with him nearly every night. The healing process is so complex and difficult. Thank you for sharing victims’ stories without shaming them for what they were put through.

    • @Jay-yw5bw
      @Jay-yw5bw Рік тому +179

      You are so strong. I look up to people like you. I’m proud of you and I’m sorry you experienced that.

    • @michete
      @michete Рік тому +81

      I'm so glad you made it through it🖤

    • @maryeckel9682
      @maryeckel9682 Рік тому +57

      I hope you have the help and support you need to heal ❤

    • @carlyann3389
      @carlyann3389 Рік тому +33

      You are so brave and I hope you’re okay.

    • @kayluv5926
      @kayluv5926 Рік тому +47

      You survived and I am glad because you belong here. Sending hugs and compassion.

  • @beek1965
    @beek1965 9 місяців тому +112

    "idk call the police instead of me" is actually insane. like yes hes right it needs to be reported to the cops but like maybe help her report it??? help her leave??

  • @msparis555
    @msparis555 Місяць тому +15

    As a Chicoan I had to laugh out loud. Bailey “was I in Chico? Must be by accident” 😂

  • @wryderz
    @wryderz 11 місяців тому +2686

    the fact that people kept asking "why didn't they leave" and not "why did this guy do all of these horrible things" blows my mind. the victim blaming is absolutely INSANE and infuriating.

    • @madison8762
      @madison8762 11 місяців тому +18

      exactly

    • @LasPhoenix777
      @LasPhoenix777 11 місяців тому +85

      it’s not always victim blaming when one asks “why didn’t they leave” It can be an attempt to understand.
      Just as the question “why did this guy do all these horrible things” is also an attempt to understand.
      Also, it seems everybody was asking both questions .

    • @kaylahhoskins6149
      @kaylahhoskins6149 11 місяців тому +35

      Did you strain your back doing all that reaching

    • @adriennem7927
      @adriennem7927 10 місяців тому +10

      But you only have CONTROL over what YOU DO. Not the freak. (P.s. you can block the person whose using Bailey's face 😊 for scamming peeps)

    • @tara6460
      @tara6460 10 місяців тому +50

      Just because someone asks a question doesn't mean it's victim blaming. Gen z really has thought of a way to shut down anyone who dares ask a question

  • @emelizabeth9626
    @emelizabeth9626 Рік тому +2347

    I once read about a science experiment with flies in a jar. Initially when placed in the jar, the flies tried tirelessly to escape. As time passed, their attempts became increasingly feeble. Eventually, the scientists removed the lid: none of the flies made any attempt to escape.
    While we are not flies- the brain is everything, and it is incredibly complicated. Never judge a trauma response

    • @loribryant884
      @loribryant884 11 місяців тому +21

      Interesting

    • @goodmorning2386
      @goodmorning2386 11 місяців тому +43

      exactly!! we humans have the same response

    • @r0b0t1ctree6
      @r0b0t1ctree6 11 місяців тому +95

      They've also done similar studies with dogs and mild electrical shocks. The phenomenon is called "learned helplessness".

    • @ninaalfa797
      @ninaalfa797 11 місяців тому +25

      Look up the chained elephant theory

    • @crash24420
      @crash24420 11 місяців тому +23

      Flys have a very short life span… they were probably almost dead

  • @sandybeach7009
    @sandybeach7009 7 місяців тому +84

    Interesting, I was flipping through my brother's Red Bluff High senior yearbook from 1976. I was shocked to see Janice in the same class, not only that but she was using Cameron's last name. I believe that she'd been with Cameron since she was 15.
    This was a horrific crime, I was quite young and had nightmares after this. I pray Colleen has peace now.

    • @GenevieveOtt-js7nb
      @GenevieveOtt-js7nb 7 місяців тому +9

      Glad that Colleen has moved on, and hopefully has a happier life, one of my worst nightmares was if my children had gotten kidnapped, and such

  • @sageeeeeeeee
    @sageeeeeeeee 9 місяців тому +57

    as a survivor of stockholm syndrome, i cant thank you enough for using your platform to raise awareness. i really do love you bailey, i’ve been watching for years and i’m so grateful for your advocacy.

  • @jennifergriffiths42
    @jennifergriffiths42 Рік тому +1602

    So if this is Cameron at 23 years old, imagine how effing creepy this dude must have been as a teenager and child. 😳

    • @sss_Shaq1496
      @sss_Shaq1496 Рік тому +52

      ugh the shiver that went down my spine thinking about it😨

    • @dorothy1541
      @dorothy1541 10 місяців тому +16

      The thing that genuenly scares me is this was not the fist girl that he captured but the first girl he captured he cut tried her wocal cords so she couldnt scream but she bled out

    • @humandoodad
      @humandoodad 10 місяців тому +16

      When I read a true crime book about this case at way, way too young, it didn't click with me how YOUNG they were. I always pictured them as middle aged. It blew my mind when I got older and was like "ONLY TWENTY-THREE????"

    • @Purple-sx8us
      @Purple-sx8us 6 місяців тому +1

      Imagine how he will be now !

  • @OutbackRose7
    @OutbackRose7 Рік тому +2150

    According to a Google search on Colleen now, she eventually got married years after she escaped, she got an accounting degree, had a child and has one grandchild now and is 65 years old and also helping counsel other women and their trauma. What a beautiful person. My love to Colleen ❤ x

    • @M123Xoxo
      @M123Xoxo Рік тому +25

      I don't think her story has such a happy ending. According to recent articles she ""tried to move on to a normal life, but misery followed her-a string of failed marriages and a troubled child, now in jail."

    • @tiffanyholman4028
      @tiffanyholman4028 Рік тому +58

      ​@morgantperry well, she's not in a box, so that's better than the before. Freedom is worth some family issues.

    • @T.-_-.T.-_-.T
      @T.-_-.T.-_-.T 11 місяців тому +4

      Well technically she’s in a box if she’s in jail. Just a different type of box

    • @MintMuffinz
      @MintMuffinz 11 місяців тому +9

      @@T.-_-.T.-_-.T I understood the comment saying "Troubled child, now in jail" referring the *child* was in jail? I could be wrong for sure. I may google it myself in a bit.

    • @T.-_-.T.-_-.T
      @T.-_-.T.-_-.T 11 місяців тому +2

      @@MintMuffinz I must have missed a comment here. Because there seems to be one missing. You’re probably right!

  • @susanagonzalez7154
    @susanagonzalez7154 6 місяців тому +29

    I love that slick little "I guess they'd have to out themselves" when talking about the pastors. 🥰

  • @006MadZheartZ
    @006MadZheartZ 2 місяці тому +11

    Unsolved mysteries on Netflix just did an episode about the first girl called “a ghost in apartment 14” for anyone interested. Pretty crazy

  • @piperboon
    @piperboon Рік тому +903

    My claustrophobia is so bad I think I’m going to die when my head gets stuck in a sweater. I cannot even begin to imagine what Colleen went through. Her strength is incredible

  • @ally86ozzy
    @ally86ozzy Рік тому +1741

    Not "DIY Daddy" 😂😭 The way you can insert humor into something so horrific is honestly masterful

    • @latonyajohnson535
      @latonyajohnson535 Рік тому +39

      Love how she mocks him while talking 'mhmm thats why she got bad knees"😅

    • @juliesnoot2818
      @juliesnoot2818 11 місяців тому +23

      ik a lot of people criticise her for telling these stories in a disrespectful manner but this is the only way i can digest true crime content

    • @ally86ozzy
      @ally86ozzy 11 місяців тому +13

      @@juliesnoot2818 A lot of people use humor to cope with tragedy, it's not uncommon at all! I feel it would be disrespectful if she were disparaging the victims in any way, but she really only cracks jokes/throws insults toward the perpetrators of these crimes 🤷‍♀️ that's just my two cents!

    • @learabee
      @learabee 11 місяців тому +5

      She shares that trait with Mike from That Chapter😂

    • @mentalhealthsupport3636
      @mentalhealthsupport3636 11 місяців тому +1

      I think it is rude and disrespectful

  • @PikaChu...........
    @PikaChu........... 10 місяців тому +55

    I also can't imagine the pain the Coleen's family must have felt. Like, they literally reunited with her after 2 years and it all went down the drain for another 5 years. They probably blame themselves as well because of that.

  • @mittyleej6796
    @mittyleej6796 7 місяців тому +21

    I read about this like 15 years ago and it NEVER left me! Incomprehensible

  • @mikedrop4421
    @mikedrop4421 Рік тому +1241

    I'm a dude who recently found this channel and I just like to say that I've seen other channels that do the makeup and story time bit and I couldn't care less about the makeup itself. I do however find the implications of it fascinating. By her applying makeup it acts as a way to pace the story and more importantly it makes it feel like a friend telling you a story and not a UA-camr reading a script. Bailey seems to be mostly just telling a story adlib from notes and not a script per say. Most importantly she actually starts with a clean face which makes her feel down to earth, honest and less intimidating. Everyone else I've seen do this type of video starts with a completely covered face that looks "natural" and then they apply another look over that. I've always hated that because it feels fake . I see why Bailey is considered the Queen of the genre

  • @staceycameron4157
    @staceycameron4157 Рік тому +3572

    Thank you for being kind when defining Stockholm Syndrome. You really never understand something like that until you're in it.

    • @aksez2u
      @aksez2u Рік тому +91

      Especially when someone has so horrifyingly and purposely abused the person into dependance.

    • @MizzTrinieFyre
      @MizzTrinieFyre Рік тому +30

      Yeass, I've experienced it for years. 😢😢

    • @squizzyicetea
      @squizzyicetea Рік тому +8

      Yup...

    • @sstjohn96
      @sstjohn96 Рік тому +38

      @@MizzTrinieFyre I really hope you're safe now, that's awful.

    • @Runt1181
      @Runt1181 Рік тому +4

      😊😊1

  • @user-yb4lt9bd2w
    @user-yb4lt9bd2w 9 місяців тому +79

    What scares me more is the fact that there's numerous amount of books in wattpad romanticising a very similar scenarios

  • @MyLittleWorldReborns
    @MyLittleWorldReborns 28 днів тому +6

    Aside from all the horrendous torture, to be locked inside of the tiny box without being able to use a bathroom like a regular person, sweating there during Cali hot summers laying in my own sweat and using a bad pan by sliding it underneath me and then probably spilling it all over….for MONTHS AND YEARS….I cannot believe this woman not only survived but also remained sane.
    I cannot imagine such horrors!
    What a strong human being Colleen is. My love to her and her family 🙏🏻.

  • @themadmadamemim2630
    @themadmadamemim2630 Рік тому +1401

    I would have been begging for death 2 minutes into being put in that box. It's unfathomable what Colleen went through.

    • @kikichelo7449
      @kikichelo7449 Рік тому +68

      I'm claustrophobic. I can't imagine the horror! 😢

    • @decimusvitae
      @decimusvitae Рік тому +31

      I would have ben envisioning his death two seconds into it. I would go SCP 096 on the guy, and the woman, minus the eating them part. I am very impressed with how chill and patient Colleen was.

    • @themadmadamemim2630
      @themadmadamemim2630 Рік тому +60

      @decimusvitae "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth". There's a lot of truth in that quote.

    • @SunnyInSecond
      @SunnyInSecond Рік тому +20

      Same. I have Restless Leg Syndrome and confinement makes it worse. A plane ride is bad enough, that box??? No way man. I’d be dead or actually out of my mind

    • @AlexandraBolz
      @AlexandraBolz Рік тому +9

      Honestly same. I wouldn’t have wanted to live like that for seven years.

  • @TwizzlerGirl
    @TwizzlerGirl Рік тому +697

    Bailey didn’t mention this but Colleen said it was actually extremely hard to breathe in that head box and it was hot and sweaty. So she was constantly gasping for air 😢 that’s true torture poor Colleen

    • @gabbanator
      @gabbanator Рік тому +66

      I dont think I'd have survived that alone. Idk how she made it through. She is stronger than me that's for sure

    • @Saffron-sugar
      @Saffron-sugar Рік тому +20

      I don’t think I would’ve managed either. I definitely would have freaked out for it and screamed and been killed early on

    • @miryana79
      @miryana79 Рік тому +4

      Wow, didn't think of that

    • @RachelCameron87
      @RachelCameron87 Рік тому +24

      When I saw the court picture of the head box I out-loud gasped. It looked so suffocating and so heavy. I can’t imagine.

    • @CarpeNutella
      @CarpeNutella Рік тому +16

      This women should give seminars on breathing techniques, meditation etc to help people with claustrophobia

  • @lishrenee2198
    @lishrenee2198 6 місяців тому +12

    She said “I will put a box over your head if you get out” THAT WAS HILARIOUS. i can’t believe him getting out is even a possibility. justice for coleen and marliz 💔

  • @Skyryder-uu6zj
    @Skyryder-uu6zj 4 місяці тому +9

    Colleen is an incredible woman....this is an unheard of strength. Absolutely unreal

  • @trainerlesseevee478
    @trainerlesseevee478 Рік тому +1287

    Two things can be true at the same time. She's a victim and perpetrator and it's sad

    • @leasouza8994
      @leasouza8994 Рік тому +32

      This, 100%

    • @Saffron-sugar
      @Saffron-sugar Рік тому +51

      That’s true, life is full of grey areas

    • @karenmcdonald2811
      @karenmcdonald2811 Рік тому +4

      Was going to comment but you summed it up perfectly!

    • @3109C
      @3109C Рік тому +2

      Yup

    • @diamondh1243
      @diamondh1243 Рік тому +46

      Just when kids are sexually assaulted/abused in awful ways but then grow up to be monsters. The same applies here, unfortunately. I am not a fan of Jan.

  • @emily.toombs
    @emily.toombs 11 місяців тому +778

    Imagine being the child who had to climb over a woman chained to the toilet in your trailer to use the bathroom at 3am. I’m shocked they didn’t go to school and talk about it like it was no big deal. She was basically their second mother.

    • @schuyler6476
      @schuyler6476 11 місяців тому +88

      This is like a huge "plot hole" for me. The kid was absolutely conditioned but they didn't say anything about it to anyone? They didnt even allude to it once? I believe that it was probably talked about at least once, but it wasnt taken seriously or looked into. Or maybe the kid just referred to her as part of the family, and it didn't raise any red flags? Idk...

    • @razorxseraphim149
      @razorxseraphim149 11 місяців тому +86

      Maybe they were homeschooled? It's possible that they weren't in the school system.

    • @luckyishcharms
      @luckyishcharms 11 місяців тому +57

      @@schuyler6476they grew up in those conditions and were lead to believe it was normal

    • @ashw687
      @ashw687 9 місяців тому +18

      They were probably homeschooled

    • @hailey5093
      @hailey5093 8 місяців тому +16

      @@luckyishcharmsexactly same thing with kids who are shelters in abusive homes the genuine think this is how life is

  • @NoseyNuNu
    @NoseyNuNu 4 місяці тому +11

    I saw the lifetime movie about this and couldn't believe how strong and brave she was for surviving this. This story always amazes me. Truly happy she was able to survive and live life ❤🙏🏿

  • @Itskammm
    @Itskammm 11 місяців тому +21

    I remember watching a lifetime movie about this, “girl in the box” it’s amazing that she got out and survived those insane years.

  • @Nickspichy
    @Nickspichy Рік тому +599

    A Dark History on Stockholm Syndrome sounds super interesting! And I’m hoping one for Scientology is already in the works 🙏 you’re the best Bailey, keep slaying !!

    • @brittanywhite334
      @brittanywhite334 Рік тому +18

      She’s obsessed with Scientology, I’m sure it’s on the horizon

    • @kimgordonstudio
      @kimgordonstudio Рік тому +1

      💡💡💡

    • @sarahelenatheoriginal709
      @sarahelenatheoriginal709 Рік тому +5

      Stephanie Harlowe did it and from my understanding Scientology sued her

    • @Nickspichy
      @Nickspichy Рік тому +7

      @@sarahelenatheoriginal709 I couldn’t find anything about her getting sued and the videos are apparently still up so I doubt it

    • @melissamoonchild9216
      @melissamoonchild9216 Рік тому +1

      fundy fridays has some great content on religious cults if thats your cup of tea

  • @nicolekaufmann9226
    @nicolekaufmann9226 11 місяців тому +235

    Im really concerned about marliz because nobody else seems to be. Everyone else in this story lived and has the ending they should have but marliz is forever lost and wasnt even about of his conviction. JUSTICE FOR MARLIZ!! She deserves justice and she deserves to be treated better. Nobody even searched for her

  • @GoddesssofMind
    @GoddesssofMind 2 місяці тому +8

    You should do your own makeup line . Name the products as your fav catch phrases. I would buy it.

  • @ridleygregg7060
    @ridleygregg7060 2 місяці тому +6

    I've experienced stalkholm syndrome in a dark experience and trust me it feels impossible to leave even tho you know what your experiencing

  • @villeneuve1388
    @villeneuve1388 Рік тому +457

    It terrifies me to think how many missing people end up held captive like this.

  • @amberamber100
    @amberamber100 11 місяців тому +583

    The idea of him spending 23 hours a day in a concrete box being told when he can eat and sleep and wash really fills me with joy.

  • @jennesont4791
    @jennesont4791 6 місяців тому +21

    You are a gifted story teller. And thanks to you, I am finally applying eyeshadow with confidence. :)
    I'm thankful for you

  • @krissyalbertson253
    @krissyalbertson253 11 місяців тому +10

    i appreciate your nervous laughter so much because I'm ALSO the type who laughs whenever my emotions are high - happy? laughing. sad? laughing. rage? laughing. disgust? again - laughing.

  • @maddieronquist1528
    @maddieronquist1528 Рік тому +668

    Colleen is friends with my mom and used to live in my hometown. My mom said she is currently trying to get his parole declined. But she is doing very well and is happy given what she went through.

    • @gracehayden8264
      @gracehayden8264 Рік тому +40

      If this is legit, that's crazy you have a connection to Colleen. I hope her efforts are heard and that he stays away forever

    • @GrandmaCathy
      @GrandmaCathy 11 місяців тому +7

      Prayers.

    • @alicetaylor6452
      @alicetaylor6452 11 місяців тому +45

      Your mom should tell Colleen to petition. She can get everyone to sign it. If it’s an online one she could even contact Bailey to help and link the petition so we can all sign it ❤❤

    • @mdowling4827
      @mdowling4827 11 місяців тому +11

      Definitely get a petition started!

    • @nyankomew
      @nyankomew 11 місяців тому +14

      I will sign it, we all will

  • @angelballestero4290
    @angelballestero4290 Рік тому +718

    This really makes me wonder what type of parents Janice and Cameron were to their children. Like poor kids to not know who your parent truly are is mind blowing.

    • @gracehayden8264
      @gracehayden8264 Рік тому +17

      this is what I was thinking at the end too!

    • @saramattos4974
      @saramattos4974 Рік тому +67

      And Janice got to continue raising their children! 😳

    • @angelballestero4290
      @angelballestero4290 Рік тому +33

      @@saramattos4974 I know right? Really crazy how the system works 🤨

    • @LordFarquad-_-
      @LordFarquad-_- 11 місяців тому +41

      I wonder how confused they must have been, 2nd mom gets shoved in a box under 1st mom and dads bed?

    • @salandersalgado4038
      @salandersalgado4038 11 місяців тому +7

      Probably abusing them too

  • @Mercado99
    @Mercado99 8 місяців тому +23

    I'd heard this one told once before, but they didn't cover Marlizs backstory so I didn't recognize it until Colleen but ugh. This is what made me vow to never get in the car with a family lol

    • @amandamcneeley7015
      @amandamcneeley7015 5 місяців тому +4

      Anyone with a baby should not even think to pick up a hitchhiker…. There’s the red flag, ya know….😮

    • @TheLoveweaver
      @TheLoveweaver 28 днів тому

      @@amandamcneeley7015 to be fair, times were different then. People hardly hitchike at all anymore.

    • @amandamcneeley7015
      @amandamcneeley7015 28 днів тому

      True true

  • @gabelikesgames
    @gabelikesgames 10 місяців тому +14

    this video was so hard to get through, and my heart hurts for colleen. i hope for her recovery ❤️

  • @CandiedCorn83
    @CandiedCorn83 Рік тому +980

    As for Janice: I feel like you can be both a victim and a willing perpetrator

    • @ginadonnoe1092
      @ginadonnoe1092 11 місяців тому +111

      I was thinking the same thing.
      Couldn't Janice have also been suffering from Stockholm Syndrome as well? Not to mention Cameron literally "groomed" her from the age of 15. She was a child. Wasn't it possible that her responses were also trauma related and that she was also using what she could to survive as well?

    • @sweettaterfries
      @sweettaterfries 11 місяців тому +20

      It reminds me of the Shelley Knotek case with her partner. There’s another case as well I can’t remember the woman’s name.
      Both haunting

    • @LorynMariie
      @LorynMariie 10 місяців тому +7

      @@sweettaterfrieshas she talked about Shelley?? Such an insane story. Her daughters books is incredible but so sad.

    • @Nok112
      @Nok112 9 місяців тому +1

      Yes.

    • @kweenz109
      @kweenz109 8 місяців тому +6

      She was a perp in my eyes. Through and through. She even had children involved. Sick.

  • @faerycorpse
    @faerycorpse Рік тому +1772

    READY FOR STORY TIME!! I'm absolutely READY for over an hour of BAILEY

    • @kimgordonstudio
      @kimgordonstudio Рік тому +6

      👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

    • @PsMom20
      @PsMom20 Рік тому +3

      preaccccch!❤❤❤❤

    • @IAmNotDiluc
      @IAmNotDiluc Рік тому +1

      YESS

    • @nany_quinha
      @nany_quinha Рік тому +6

      I hadnt notice it was an hour!
      Oh well im already here 😅 definitely not complaining about more bailey

    • @julieannascott
      @julieannascott Рік тому +1

      YESSSS

  • @anabrito7534
    @anabrito7534 3 місяці тому +7

    Im binge watching Bailey all day today! It's lazy Sunday and holoday Monday,. I'm not feeling well. it's cold, and what is the best way to spend the day than watching her? !

  • @janaemm1135
    @janaemm1135 10 місяців тому +16

    Janice is just as much of a monster. Evil. Her jealousy was the only reason for her sudden “revelation”.

  • @caseyproctor9441
    @caseyproctor9441 Рік тому +419

    Please tell me I’m not the only one who died laughing at the end when she said she was gonna write him a letter and say “Hey you piece of $h!t, I’m gonna put a fawking box over your head if you get out!” 😂💀😂💀

  • @amberhoward7807
    @amberhoward7807 Рік тому +373

    The reason a victim will talk about an experience with no emotions is bc it too is a trauma response and to get the information out of their mouths they have to literally dissociate from the feelings. I do this with my childhood trauma. But believe me I can be a mess about it when I am alone...

    • @christinakern776
      @christinakern776 Рік тому +15

      I do this with a lot of my trauma. Like with a straight face, I can sit there and talk about my mother's death like I'm talking about the weather, but like you said behind closed doors, I'm a mess.

    • @verysmexypancake
      @verysmexypancake Рік тому +13

      This really hit me.
      I completely agree.
      I was abused as a child, and when I talk about it today, my normal reaction is to smile or laugh while I am talking about it. It’s weird. But it gives me the ability to address the issue without feeling too uncomfortable.
      On another note, thanks Bailey you are amaze.
      Also, we don’t know what went on with Janice. She seems like a thoroughly conflicted person.
      All in all, I am glad Colleen is safe. Janice is safe. And a monster is behind bars. And I hope it stays that way. Or better still, I hope he meets his Karma.

    • @beautifuldreamer0811
      @beautifuldreamer0811 Рік тому +9

      Also, once you have processed things, it becomes simply information and you no longer have emotions attached to the trauma.

    • @StephanieKaminsky-wb9su
      @StephanieKaminsky-wb9su Рік тому +2

      Agreed. When I talk about mine, I can even joke about it. That is the only way I can get through it.

    • @jennykonrath6011
      @jennykonrath6011 Рік тому +4

      I sometimes make some off color sarcastic remarks about my traumas.
      What am I supposed to do? Rehash the hurt every time? It's not productive for me.
      Sarcasm is my friend.

  • @marie-cy8xp
    @marie-cy8xp 9 місяців тому +34

    I have mixed feelings about Janice, I feel bad for what she went through but I also feel like she's a horrible human being for not doing anything when it came to Colin. Just because someone was a victim doesn't mean that the pain they caused others is okay. It's a bit creepy that she's a social worker

    • @Karen-nc1lr
      @Karen-nc1lr 9 місяців тому +1

      Totally agree

    • @rileyfreeman7010
      @rileyfreeman7010 5 місяців тому +1

      Think of the manipulation that Colleen went through at the age of 20, and she started that abuse at 15. I don’t ’justify her actions, I just believe this perspective leads to a the answer of why. Janice isn’t a social worker, I’m from Red Bluff.

  • @ba1796
    @ba1796 11 місяців тому +5

    Cameron should already be unalived but since he's not, he absolutely should not be allowed out of prison. Insanity in Cali once again.

  • @lydiamorvan33
    @lydiamorvan33 Рік тому +674

    She was literally trained to be afraid to leave. I think people forget the very important detail that she thought she was always being watched.

  • @chaotic_crafter
    @chaotic_crafter Рік тому +444

    60 year old here... Can confirm hitchhiking was definitely a legitimate form of travel in the 70s. 😕

    • @MrsMcGwire
      @MrsMcGwire Рік тому +15

      That’s how my dad would get to and from work!

    • @nickki595
      @nickki595 Рік тому +8

      I also remember my Dad pulling over on the highway to pick up hitchhikers on numerous occasions in the 70s

    • @grannym2880
      @grannym2880 Рік тому +8

      60 also. Can confirm, hitching was the only way my older brother & I got to the beach & back in the late 70's, early 80's. (Australia)

    • @yv3498
      @yv3498 11 місяців тому +7

      Never mind the 70s. I was born in 86. Got my license in 2002 and I remember my friends and I used to offer rides to strangers 😅 that being said we lived in a town of 3000 including the reserve so it was always probably a friend of a friend or our grandmothers' best friends grandson/daughter etc. Still seems sketchy to me looking back on it though.

    • @GrandmaCathy
      @GrandmaCathy 11 місяців тому +1

      We didn’t know how dangerous it was then.

  • @leahlavrinc1672
    @leahlavrinc1672 5 місяців тому +5

    Thank you for sharing Colleen’s story! I’d love to hear more about Marie Elizabeth Spannhake or Marliz’s story. I just recently watched the unsolved mystery of apartment 14 and am curious to hear more or the story from your perspective!

  • @reverendeirenallewellyn-cr4172
    @reverendeirenallewellyn-cr4172 16 днів тому +2

    I would love to meet Colleen. She's a Survivor and I admire and can relate to helping by sharing her story

  • @itsmeAshley84
    @itsmeAshley84 Рік тому +539

    The fact that she survived all of this is😳🤯

    • @Truthorfib
      @Truthorfib 11 місяців тому +2

      We need to make sure that f*cker isnt released though. Or if he does we need to make sure and let people know where he lives. Anyone really feeling safe he is being let out this uear?

    • @kassie_-pu9rb
      @kassie_-pu9rb 11 місяців тому +1

      @@Truthorfib INSANEEE

  • @AshleeMcCracken
    @AshleeMcCracken Рік тому +338

    Quote of the day “it wasn’t all rainbows and lollipops, it was a relationship “ 😂😂

    • @LellooKiro
      @LellooKiro Рік тому +6

      I just had a lolipop in my mouth while listening to that hahah

  • @hootowl5
    @hootowl5 11 місяців тому +21

    How did Cameron learn how to be so controlling at 23? Now I'm curious about his background.

    • @OlafavonGoeding
      @OlafavonGoeding 10 місяців тому

      I dated a narcissist and I swear they learn their tactics on some 4chan thread or somewhere.

    • @hannabanana592
      @hannabanana592 10 місяців тому +8

      I honestly believe some people are natural manipulators and learn how to hone the skill as they age based on their interactions with people

    • @elijahsesi4755
      @elijahsesi4755 10 місяців тому +3

      Natural manipulators. Some of them are born this way.

  • @sftbllstar16
    @sftbllstar16 6 місяців тому +5

    If they did a movie I can totally see Owen Wilson being this guy. Idk they look similar in the lips. Would be a pretty wild part for him.

  • @brandi18nicole
    @brandi18nicole Рік тому +1161

    It's scary Janic is now a social worker. She was a victim BUT she should also be in prison for her part in both cases. She knew what he was doing and never tried to stop it or report it

    • @kendraelaine1743
      @kendraelaine1743 Рік тому +171

      Exactly!! She was an accomplice. She should be held accountable for her part in letting this go on for 7 years.

    • @zoehope1089
      @zoehope1089 Рік тому +80

      It's easy to judge when you aren't in an abusive relationship. Leaving is not always easy. I managed to but it was difficult, even though I didn't have children.

    • @AirQuotes
      @AirQuotes Рік тому +84

      @Zoe Hope ok but did you help abuse other people in the situation?

    • @jen_green
      @jen_green Рік тому +71

      @@AirQuotes you don’t know what he said would be done to her if she didn’t. We weren’t there and clearly can not relate, so there’s no way we could have a clue what we would do in that situation. I’ve learned there are so many things to take into account when it comes to people’s actions. Let’s just say she thought about not doing what he said, but we don’t know what her life was like before that and could have a huge impact on her judgement.
      Also, another big thing people seem to overlook, we are in a totally different time. People were much more naive (sorry but..) and weren’t as educated on the world so they were quicker to trust things we think are ridiculous like “the company”. I do understand your opinion completely, I just have a habit of- if someone makes a decision I don’t understand, I try to think of anything that could cause me to make that decision. If that makes sense lol

    • @uponthisautumn
      @uponthisautumn Рік тому +50

      No but. She was a victim. She was FIFTEEN when he took her. And in the end, it was because of her that they're both free.

  • @mairypan1
    @mairypan1 Рік тому +561

    The only Monday I can forgive for being a Monday, is when Bailey uploads! ❤❤❤

    • @kimgordonstudio
      @kimgordonstudio Рік тому +9

      Same. 😂

    • @praxym9293
      @praxym9293 Рік тому +5

      Me too

    • @solene2014
      @solene2014 Рік тому +5

      Moi pareille tatie bailey 😊🦄🦄👍🏻

    • @janinemccartha1811
      @janinemccartha1811 Рік тому

      Hi Bailey. This story is unbelievable! My question would be " How did she not go completely crazy?" Love your makeup style, pretty & fashion modern. See you on your next videos, love, Janine Smiley😏🙂😇🤩😍🌌🎶🎵⌚🛋🆒️🌚

  • @SakiOhMa
    @SakiOhMa 4 місяці тому +3

    I laughed so hard throughout this whole video because of your light hearted humor and now I feel a little bad 🥲 Your humor does help tremendously in helping to stomach such horrific stories though. Thank you ❤

  • @robinjennifer3691
    @robinjennifer3691 16 днів тому +1

    Have you done a video on BTK? That guy is terrifying, because he was so normal on the outside.

  • @anniehayes8938
    @anniehayes8938 11 місяців тому +451

    He actually was denied. He can't apply for parole again until 2030

    • @mandakelly396
      @mandakelly396 8 місяців тому +23

      Not true, Court date isn't until Oct 23 2023.

    • @carolgeorgeson9632
      @carolgeorgeson9632 8 місяців тому +12

      ​@@mandakelly396dammit..I prey he doesn't get out

    • @DJarry394
      @DJarry394 7 місяців тому

      Yayyyy!

    • @QueenMFLaurie
      @QueenMFLaurie 7 місяців тому +1

      ​@@mandakelly396that's almost!!

    • @joanns7007
      @joanns7007 7 місяців тому +1

      Thank goodness!

  • @forest9536
    @forest9536 Рік тому +288

    This case also literally keeps me up at night. I can’t believe there’s a possibility he could be released we need to do everything possible to make sure he never ever ever is a free man. An absolute monster.

    • @tereysaocak3062
      @tereysaocak3062 Рік тому +1

      He was released in 2021

    • @Cath6Rob
      @Cath6Rob Рік тому +1

      @@tereysaocak3062 Wait! What?!? 😮

    • @justkiddin84
      @justkiddin84 Рік тому +1

      Oh Jesus.😮

    • @justkiddin84
      @justkiddin84 Рік тому +18

      @@tereysaocak3062 Incorrect. He is set to be retried this year. The original court date was 2021, but his lawyer got Covid (for once I’m thinking gooo Covid!) and it stewed around awhile, until this March they set a new date.

    • @KPbouj
      @KPbouj Рік тому +4

      Same. There was a Law and Order SVU case that had an enslaved person locked under the bed in a box it’s one of the only few that stay with me after all of these years.

  • @ADropintheOcean-lr5qn
    @ADropintheOcean-lr5qn 4 місяці тому +5

    I think regarding Janice, it's possible for a person to be 2 things at once, i.e. a victim and a perpetrator. She did terrible things, and also had terrible things done to her. One shouldn't cancel out the other though.

  • @loririsk
    @loririsk 3 місяці тому +1

    And just to add.. it's not easy to leave. It's never easy to walk out of a situation not knowing what will happen if you do.. fear is paralyzing.

  • @d0lllz477
    @d0lllz477 Рік тому +268

    The prove your loyalty part …
    I keep thinking she was miserable to the point where she’s thinking “if i make it out alive, i get to visit family, if not … i get to “end” this …”
    Poor thing 😢

    • @jessicaward
      @jessicaward Рік тому

      I thought she's probably praying there is a bullet in the chamber, I know I would have.

    • @DM-pi8jj
      @DM-pi8jj Рік тому +8

      i'm theorizing that he was testing to see if she would point the gun at him 🤔

  • @bellaplat
    @bellaplat Рік тому +396

    Shivers shot down my spine when Colleen was in the bathroom and felt something was off and then the box appeared in the backseat. Marliz was sending warnings through the box😰

  • @ryanmartin9983
    @ryanmartin9983 Місяць тому +1

    I know my opinion doesn’t matter or should it matter to you but I love your eyes when they are simple , they are so beautiful shaping and bright color takes away from how naturally perfect they are

  • @aliciarader7002
    @aliciarader7002 4 місяці тому +3

    just saw this on the new unsolved mysteries , a woman moved into her appartment in the 90s and had dreams of her and some parnanormal stuff happned to . Very intersting to think about her trying to get justice and peace even in death , just hoping someone will pay attention and try to help. My thoughts are on this story quite a bit . RIP beautiful

  • @zubsies
    @zubsies Рік тому +605

    Yeah not all of us were rooting for Janice, I understand that she was groomed and everything but she still played a complete role in keeping that poor girl captive for that long

  • @WishUponALuna
    @WishUponALuna Рік тому +204

    “Is that my instinct/inner voice or is that my anxiety?” Me all the time as a 26 year old. 😂

  • @jacquelinecase8208
    @jacquelinecase8208 10 місяців тому +2

    As soon as you said ‘Company’ it reminded me of a Criminal Minds episode. Scary what the mind can do for survival.

  • @user-jy8fd8gm4s
    @user-jy8fd8gm4s 4 місяці тому +3

    Bailey there’s a case in thermopolis Wyoming where a police officer broke into a home a killed my step dad with no warrant or any reason to actually enter the house. There’s a lot to this story that I’d be willing to give information about. This is a long shot but I need to raise awareness to this situation.

  • @robynj.7549
    @robynj.7549 Рік тому +380

    Colleen is a very strong woman! That is such a terrifying form of torture I can not let my brain go there. I hope this monster NEVER GETS OUT!

    • @CarnivorousGrama
      @CarnivorousGrama Рік тому +5

      Same

    • @juliahoran7706
      @juliahoran7706 Рік тому

      He gets out in less than a year unfortunately 😣 hope someone tortures him the second he gets out. Little taste of his own medicine ..

    • @miryana79
      @miryana79 Рік тому +10

      Yeah, can you imagine having your head stuck in the old box, similar to middle ages when people were executed. .
      These kidnappers are sick in the head.

  • @jennifergarcia-eg3pn
    @jennifergarcia-eg3pn Рік тому +757

    Honestly I feel like Janice only got tired of getting cheated on so she turned him in thats the only reason she even did anything

  • @breiannasmama
    @breiannasmama 4 місяці тому +1

    Bailey always leaves me with a full understanding of the victims the lives prior, and if they survived you know the victims just as well as you know the perpetrator.

  • @_katie_
    @_katie_ 7 місяців тому +1

    “Give me a shovel, I’ll figure it out” SAME

  • @angiejones7702
    @angiejones7702 Рік тому +305

    My dad hitchhiked in the 70's. One time he was driving pickup a female hitchhiker and she just started talking about every detail of her life. My dad warned her and scared her about what could happen to her. She didn't know if he was a psychopath. I hope my dad's warning worked.

    • @katherinebattle3780
      @katherinebattle3780 Рік тому +9

      Men need to be safe, they can't just go hoping Into a woman's car

    • @Saffron-sugar
      @Saffron-sugar Рік тому +23

      He could’ve just warned her, instead of trying to scare her.
      Seems unnecessary.
      The truth is that men are not safe hitchhiking either. I know there is this myth of the fragile female, and the infallible man, but men are not bulletproof or knife proof.
      I’m a woman who hitchhiked all over Ireland… (Not all over the US). I was aware there was a risk. And, although I wouldn’t recommend it to a daughter, I’m glad I took it. I don’t wanna live in fear because I’m female. I’ve fought my way out of situations before. We don’t have the same upper-body strength as many men, but a lot of our extreme weakness is psychological. We are told we are weak and we believe it. We don’t learn how to defend ourselves.

    • @angiejones7702
      @angiejones7702 Рік тому +48

      @@Saffron-sugar he handled it how he handled it. It was the 70’s he was young. You don’t know that interaction could have saved her life. But, yeah let’s judge someone’s efforts to try to help someone be more cautious if they were going to be hitchhiking.

    • @adaniel0828
      @adaniel0828 Рік тому +14

      Remember walking back to my grandma's when I was 14 or so, not really realizing she lived in a bad neighborhood & I was dressed for the heat with no shoes or anything, and inwas very attractive then. A nice guy stopped and gave me a ride (I had no real world experience), and he gave me a lecture about who knows what coukd have happened to me and only prostitutes walked like that there. It stuck with me to this day, and I am wary of my surroundings and strangers (but not paranoid) because of it. Props to your dad.

    • @cybernokc
      @cybernokc Рік тому

      ​@@katherinebattle3780 🥱

  • @Kaylaandthezoo
    @Kaylaandthezoo Рік тому +322

    I definitely forgot they even had the 1st kid until you mentioned she was pregnant again. Like this kid had to see this happening too? So messed up

    • @trudybuchanan6490
      @trudybuchanan6490 Рік тому +50

      Yeah, and it went through my head that Colleen was babysitting these kids and then he put her back in the box for years. It made me wonder what the kids thought when she reappeared years later. Like, oh, you look familiar. Don't I know you?

    • @LK-qk8fm
      @LK-qk8fm Рік тому +32

      I keep wondering how those kids turned out! I hope they’re ok, like I hope for everyone in this story (except Carmen, he deserved 120 years with a wooden box over his head)… but yeah, I can’t believe how this impacted those kids especially as they grew into adults.

    • @spicat16
      @spicat16 Рік тому +5

      ​@@trudybuchanan6490 they probably saw her go to the bathroom occasionally.

    • @HandleForElleJay
      @HandleForElleJay Рік тому +3

      ​@@LK-qk8fmI get the cameron disdain but Janice ?! I feel conflicted with well wishes for her tbh

    • @DarkSlayer1331
      @DarkSlayer1331 Рік тому +1

      They told the kids that Colleen went back home. Remember, she was in the box 23 hours of the day. The 1 hour was at night when the kids were sleeping.

  • @laurenwhite6495
    @laurenwhite6495 9 місяців тому

    The giggling followed by "I'm sick" about watching more disturbing shows, even after talking about this sick and twisted story. I felt that, deep in my soul.

  • @Halloween23325
    @Halloween23325 11 місяців тому +3

    Im glad Colleen is better now with her family after everything she went thru!

  • @jannellemartinez1039
    @jannellemartinez1039 Рік тому +348

    The ONLY reason Janice separated herself from Cameron and went ti the police was because of deep jealousy that he wanted to be with other women. It may have started out with Stockholm but definitely grew out of that. She should absolutely not be allowed to be a social worker. Crazy.

    • @janaemm1135
      @janaemm1135 10 місяців тому +37

      Yup. It is absolutely *insane* she is just as guilty as that pos Cameron.

    • @cora104
      @cora104 8 місяців тому +6

      I agree. That's terrifying to think about, honestly.

    • @kaitlynvillarreal4420
      @kaitlynvillarreal4420 8 місяців тому +10

      i don't doubt she has grown since then, and we'll never know what her intentions were and you could be right, but it is risky to have her in social work. she could be amazing at it, but it's definitely at least a questionable decision to hire her

    • @Fifenfurter
      @Fifenfurter 6 місяців тому +2

      She shouldnt be anywhere near children. Im pretty sure the worst people gravitate towards these positions and the ones who end up in them are too expensive or too hard to find.

  • @laurenburkhart976
    @laurenburkhart976 Рік тому +312

    As a parent, I can't understand how the family didn't notice she was malnourished and abused. Or let her leave again. I'd be trailing their car and staking out the house. No way my daughter would disappear with a guy, and I not know where she is. After hearing nothing for 2 years then she shows up with her boyfriend, who doesn't stay, and then disappears again. NOPE!
    I feel like Janice was a victim , but she got jealous that she wasn't getting all of the attention anymore.

    • @user-xh9yx8gx9c
      @user-xh9yx8gx9c 11 місяців тому +9

      I would do the same!!

    • @almerezma.isabelv.5801
      @almerezma.isabelv.5801 11 місяців тому +15

      based on the picture that her family took when she visited the first time with Cameron, she looks actually fine like seemingly normal, maybe that's why

    • @annecameron3107
      @annecameron3107 11 місяців тому +14

      Idk man I wouldn’t shift the blame to the family. Their relief and knowing the channels of communication are fragile must’ve been making it hard to take that route

    • @Marbaby
      @Marbaby 11 місяців тому

      Agreed.. I would be like. No way. My daughter is staying home.

    • @tytypartridge3135
      @tytypartridge3135 11 місяців тому

      They were trying to keep a line of connection open since they had no clue what exactly was going on… also she was an adult what they going to do force her to stay? She was scared $hitless it would have made the situation 100x worser for Colleen. The family did hood by not causing a panos it caused Cameron to let his guard down eventually.

  • @heatherchapman2159
    @heatherchapman2159 3 місяці тому +3

    Anyone else remember the episode of Criminal Minds where Chad Coleman convinces Morgan’s cousin The Company exists?

  • @amnakhan8340
    @amnakhan8340 6 місяців тому

    out of ALL of the stories ive seen you present.. this one gave me MAJOR goosebumps.. i wouldnt have lasted one day

  • @justkiddin84
    @justkiddin84 Рік тому +477

    The thing that really disturbs me is Janice became-wait for it-a California social worker. I just….no, Cali, no!

    • @as4824
      @as4824 Рік тому +46

      get that ... but she knows what to look out for with power imbalances in situations

    • @MellowJelly
      @MellowJelly Рік тому +4

      Why is that bad?

    • @breevans5219
      @breevans5219 Рік тому +23

      I'm sorry... SHE'S A WHAT!?

    • @Jeanni920
      @Jeanni920 Рік тому +82

      @@MellowJelly She was involved in the kidnapping and torture of two women, and death of one. What do you mean???

    • @Jeanni920
      @Jeanni920 Рік тому +71

      @@as4824 Sorry but if you were involved in this I would never trust you as a social worker for me or anyone in my family.

  • @marijara0067
    @marijara0067 Рік тому +205

    He’s not that old. Still capable of things. He shouldn’t be let out

    • @lilylindsay5553
      @lilylindsay5553 10 місяців тому +3

      he was released on parole to the department of state hospitals in 2021. still hasn’t been released if he was labeled as a sexually violent pred or not

    • @shulamitegirl1
      @shulamitegirl1 10 місяців тому

      seriously

  • @spooningbards9138
    @spooningbards9138 6 місяців тому +2

    As a victim of abuse. it doesn't surprise me at all that she kept in contact with them. You're psychology, chemically, changed as a person - even if they're an abuser, the sense of loss and confusion you feel when either thinking of leaving or leaving is very palpable. They ingrain themselves to the point that you're compelled to stay in contact; you feel guilty if you don't. The guilt involved in that is often times an unbearable weight, even if it isn't logical.

  • @MelissaMarquette
    @MelissaMarquette 6 місяців тому +2

    I feel bad for Janice and her children, what happened to them is terrible and they did not deserve it. i hope they are living happy and healthy lives ❤.