To the paramedic with PTSD, You are a hero. You comforted someone in their most alone moment, that is beautiful, and when it became too much for you, you quit before you couldn't handle it and possibly not do your best because your emotions would take over. My biggest Blessings to that person!
The cop that cradled the dying woman. Even tho it cost him his career and a lot of his life, those few moments he held her while she died are absolutely positively his ticket into whatever paradise there is. What a great man. He deserves so much more. He took care of her for the rest of her life he should be taken care of for the rest of his.
The mental health care system really needs to be improved. So many stories, one after the other, of atrocious crime scenes, suicides, assisted suicides is just horrific.
@@zerotodona1495 Asylums didn't help they were incentivised to keep anybody with any mental illness indefinitely for the money and they just neglected the people in there.
Thank you first responders for being so caring at fatal car accidents. My brother died in his Lincoln in a head on accident. He was alone. There were bystanders that prayed while he died from internal injuries. Thank you good people for being there for my brother that day...
I swear i remember someone saying that the average person sees 2-4 things which are so bad it affects them for life, but a policeman will see 300+, with not *that* much more support
@@exhoost_fume4646 my dads been an officer for 30 years and in the first month of a job he saw an entire family who had been shot with a shotgun and a guy who had set himself on fire. None of which he was expecting to see so he couldn't prepare himself for it mentally
@@barneyneal9026 that's awfull, officers don't get the respect they deserve. They see some of the most fucked up shit and rarely get any support from their agency. And all that for a low salary and being hated on for either the actions of a bad cop, or people not knowing the entire incident and just asuming from a 10 second clip
The trash compactor one if horrifying. Wow. Then the little girl hit by the caddy. The driver, I can only assume it was an accident because nothing was said otherwise, but the driver felt horrible, dad acts like a drunken mess and heartbroken. So horrible.
There are idiots everywhere... and young people tend to be more idiotic than older folk, merely due to lack of life experience. When they off themselves, it's sad but you sort of ascribe it to Darwin. When they hurt and/or kill others because of their idiocy, it's infuriating... but there's little to be done. Idiots are everywhere.
first day on the job working for a tree service, a guy, 25, gets caught by a branch as the chipper is pulling it in..Sadly the owner had DISCONNECTED the TWO safety bars that could of saved his life..The owner got five years..
I hate watching these. I have a morbid curiosity and have a vivid imagination and due to my OCD tendencies I think about this stuff for days after even tho it terrifies me. I wish I could block this type of stuff but I don't know how or if I can. I'm scared about dieing or my friends and loved ones and the thought of me/them going out like this sends me into a panic attack. I don't know why I commented this lol but maybe someone feels the same. How do you stop thinking out things you don't want to think about?
I have a very similar problem, sometimes my mind thinks about horrible things or things that scares me the most over and over for long periods of time even if I don't want to, I don't know why this happens and how to get rid of this problem, I just learned to live with it.
Change habits if its possible, change friends if you have opportunity, dont listen to rock/metal music and start to take care of something like you need to have clean room or water plants and it will completly change your mind, simple asf
My dad was a Clackamas County Sheriff's Deputy, relatively new on the job (back in the early 90's). Was called out to a high speed collision, some joyriding teens crashed into a light pole. When he got there he couldn't find the occupants... that is until another officer pointed out that they were under the engine of the car, which had struck the pole so violently that the engine came through the firewall and ended up on top of them. He never got into the details but I imagine it was a big mess extracting them.
16:10 I feel a little bad for the old dude. He didn't kill the girl, the dad did I feel like he should have been charged for negligence or something, she probably would have lived if he didn't try to do CPR. Being drunk is no excuse. And the fact that a stranger felt more remorse than the actual dad.
The first person wasn’t listening to their lecturer. Jason Sweeney was 16, not 17, and was identified by dental records, not the clothes he was wearing
The rapists Uncles reminded me....had a friend abused by her Uncle as a child. When she took it to court later in life his barrister successfully argued that no medical professionals were allowed to testify on her behalf. So no doctors who noted bruises, none of her therapists over the years . She also successfully argued to have a phone call recorded by the police in which he confessed to be removed from evidence on the basis a few words were spoken in another language. The judge never even looked at any evidence he dismissed. The Uncle was found not guilty because there was no “supporting evidence” and my friends family all lied in Court to protect him. I know they lied because of previous conversation I’d been witness to in which they acknowledged said abuse. So he walked. My friend has utterly abandoned by her family who said the proceedings just proved she’s the liar. My friend said she didn’t even care if he never went to jail. She just wanted him on the register so he couldn’t go near children. No wonder so few pedophiles and rapists serve any time...when all the evidence can just be thrown away.
I'm a former P.O. and I have my degree in Criminal Justice. In the Police Academy, in college and speaking with older, more seasoned cops I learned that most suicides do NOT leave suicide notes. This is because many suicides are committed in the spur of the moment. Of course people who plan their own demise may leave a note, but occasionally they don't. It seems as if many people believe that there's some kind of law or "rule" that requires anyone who is going to end their life to leave a note or a letter. There isn't, but I find it odd that many people (including some new P.O.s and new EMS workers) believe this.
I can't believe how traumatizing it is to see something so horrible as a trainee, you work so hard for something and when you're almost there some fucked up shit either changes your mind or makes you look at your job in a different way. It's a hell of an introduction to the job and to think some people have never even seen anything as horrible their whole career.
It is amazing that cops and any one in medical can keep calm when in such situations. PTSD is not any thing I wish on anyone. I have such respect for anyone that has to deal with seeing such horrible things.
A few yrs ago a little 5 yr old boy in our town was riding on a tractor with his grampa fell off the back and into the discs. (He was what he call 'turning ' the field) the discs ground him up instantly. Poor kid, the grandpa is still in shock according to his family.
I went through a goth phase in high school. The 90's. When I would put on my whitest powder and my blood red lipstick, my dad would tell me I look like a haint. It was what I was going for, so I would thank him and head out.
My father was a police officer. He got a call to go to a house where some old lady hadn’t been seen in a few days. They opened up the door, found her body parts strewn all throughout the house. Turns out she had died, the dogs got hungry and ripped her to pieces. On a different call, some kids were walking up a dirt path that leads to a small reservoir when they called and said that they smelled something putrid. Him and his partner got to the scene with a cadaver dog, dog found the body of a man who “committed suicide” by shooting himself in the neck. Body had been there for about two weeks, and in that time wasps had made a nest in his lungs. He didn’t know it until he heard a faint buzzing noise while walking up to the body, then they started to come out his neck.
Get the pitchforks ! Yeah, like they thought the dogs ripped her apart while she was alive but further testing showed that she had died and her body was there for about two days when the dogs eventually got to her.. I do believe they put the dogs down though which is too bad. They didn’t know.
“If we tie, you lose!” Said the train driver as he rolled by my uncle, who reluctantly decided not to beat the train. I’m glad he was around to tell me that story.
Truly, clear cut logging is one of the most disturbing things I've seen. Just riding along and suddenly there's what seems to be ultra busy construction traffic. But no, on both sides of the highway the earth is churned and torn , trees twisted, and broken (sorry Tree), like a colossal child had hacked into the forest for miles. Everybody in the car was silent from that reality check on logging. About as different from property maintenance as it's possible to be.
I was so Shook when I heard the Name League city, Shelley Sikes went missing in my city on May 24, 1986, along with other girls but, Its just weird to know a notorious serial killer was active in your city for awhile, Now im always vigilant and maybe paranoid from these videos lmao.
My father cleaned a car accident when he was around 20-25 yrs old, he told me the child in the backseat wasn’t strapped in and the kids knees went through the seat, into the driver and through.. everyone except the 11yr old daughter passed away.
So I'm clear, @6:23 when the cop says "Fortunately he violently resisted arrest," are we to understand that it was "fortunate because they got to kill him?
A former ambulance officer (paramedic in Australia) said his worst was the night when he came to our square dance club meeting. He was pretty good and it was a major part of his de-stress. He told us the reason he looked so bad (most people said he didn't look too good and was very pale) was because he had to attend an accident where he had to go do the walk, in the dark, for body parts. He found the little 2yo girl's brain about 100+ metres from the wreck. He almost quit then and there, but it was his job and that one almost finished him. No idea of any follow-up. Haven't seen them for about 31 years.
The one with the shotgun...for that to occur: 1: The shotgun was pointing right at the driver's head 2: He had his finger on the trigger the entire time. Assuming the gun was functioning properly and had no defects...I wonder if this turned into a murder investigation at a point.
The murder at 1:10, Wiki says the killers were "15-year-old Justina Morley; Nicholas Coia and Edward Batzig Jr... Batzig had been Sweeney's best friend since the fourth grade...Batzig and the Coia brothers pummeled Sweeney, primarily on his head and face, with a hatchet, a hammer and a rock until he was dead. Batzig later told a detective how he hit Sweeney with the hatchet face four or five times. Batzig said, "Jason started begging for his life, but we just kept hitting him."
I’ve been in the mental health system for a long time and I was chatting with my psychiatrist as one does and she mentioned my nightmare pills are on a scale of 1mg to 5mg and she usually gets people straightened out on 1-3mg. So I asked if she ever had to give 5 and she hesitantly said “yes. I can’t tell you really anything about him but he was a firefighter in New York City until 2001.” And that was all she had to say to me
These are horrifying! Incredibly upsetting for everyone involved. This is why you dont do idiotic/stupid things (like trying to beat a train or DUI) If it wasnt for my strange fascination with Crime scenes/ Emergency services etc, I wouldn't have watched all they way.
The stories of bodies that sat undiscovered in extreme heat gave me the willies. Three years ago my mother was found deceased in her apartment during a heat wave in Ontario Canada. She had been deceased about a week, apparently. What made it worse for me is that my education was in forensic anthropology, and I knew full well what she would have looked like. It seems that the maggots seen crawling under her door were the trigger for her neighbours to call for a welfare check. Even though I had never seen her remains, just having a mental image in my head based on forensic photographs I have viewed in my training.
Only one minute in and I'm already enraged. I get that she made a plea deal and they had to offer her SOMETHING to make it worth her while, but that was way too much. At the same time though, it was 17 to 35 years, not a paltry 15, and getting her to roll over on the others was integral in convicting them. She also had many other charges against her besides murder 3, and she is serving time for those, too. As of my writing this, she's still in prison. She will be eligible for parole in 2021, and it's unlikely she will be granted it. Let her rot in her cell for as long as they can possibly keep her there.
I can't say I blame the cancer patient for jumping off a 5 story building. I have seen what happens when hospitals keep a terminal patient alive for an extended period of time, and it should be called an extended form of torture. It has to be one of the worst ways someone can profit off off the suffering of others.
Holy fuck, I think I saw the one with the woman who was still alive with her face scraped off. Her whole face was just gone and you could see her eyes. Was wondering on Reddit 50/50 and passed it... had nightmares for weeks.
My friends dad is a police officer and he was first on scene to a kid that had gotten run over by car while laying in the middle of the street. She said that’s the kids brain matter was spread all of the street and that was skull matter and teeth everywhere too.
First of, who doesn't see an old lady for 7 weeks and then decides that's a good time for a well being check? The hell. And secondly, going from the mental imagery of a child's head ling on the grass to that happy piano music? jarring.
14:07 - 16:37 Jesus Hoakum Christ. I have to say that I truly cannot fathom - even in the handful of absolute worst drunken/psychoactive states I've ever experienced in my life - attacking anybody trying to help/save the life of a loved one, no matter how futile their efforts might be, no matter the outcome. My heart breaks for that little girl and her mother and siblings, but I can't feel any sympathy for someone who fucking lashes out like that at people trying to help them.
I'd hate to live in Denmark if something happened to a family remember or close friend of mine. People that kill maliciously or by recklessness should have their own lives forfeit. The US has enough problems with letting women get away with doing horrible things and Lord knows how many people re-offend as soon as they're released (I'm talking about serious crimes like sexual assault and murder btw).
That little girl on the bike, that story was just awful and what must have gone through the dads mind when doing vigorous CPR helped kill his daughter quicker. All of this must have happened so quickly.
Buddy of mine is a lt. and does the crime scene investigation if people are dead. “Same sex relationships when cheating - bodies usually look like a jig saw puzzle”
You can never forget the smell of death the worst sweet smell 🤮🤮🤮 saw a suicide victim hanging from a tree in a forest when I was 13 and his eyes had been picked out by birds he was there a week, the family and police looked for him he was schizotypal pd so had issues, after that it gave me ptsd and I've now got schizotypal pd strange coincidence I guess, but without me that guy would have never gotten back to his family for burial, my friends ran and I stayed till ambulance and police showed up, it's been 12 years and that messed me up and I still have nightmares about it now
I used to date a guy who cleaned crime scenes. One Saturday morning in June, he got a call to go clean a suicide. One of my best friends was getting married that evening and we were supposed to go together, but he was going to have to cancel because the cleanup would take too long, so I offered to help. We get there and suit up, then meet up with the neighbor so she can show us to the scene. She explains that her neighbor, who by her account was a really great guy who loved his wife and child (10yo) more than anything, had found out that he had terminal cancer and didn't want to put his family through his drawn out death. He sent his wife and child to his mother in law's house for the night. Then he proceeded to lock himself in his shed (approx 6'x6' and full of everything from garden tools/supplies to fishing poles) from the inside, sat on a stool in the only open spot in there, propped a shotgun against the door and literally blew his head all over everything. The neighbor heard the shot, called out for him and when he didn't answer, she went to check on him. She called police when she realized the shed was locked from the inside and blood was dripping out from the open space at the bottom of the door. The first thing I remember was the smell. They aren't lying when they say it sticks with you. This was Florida in the summer. So, even though he was found rather quickly, parts of him had still been closed up in a small shed, in the heat, for a couple days before they called us. Next, I remember seeing a fairly large pool of coagulated blood under the door (the shed was raised off the ground by about 4-5"). The blood was easily 2" thick. Then, having to go inside to pull everything out, I don't think there was one implement or spot inside that tiny shed that wasn't splattered with either blood, tissue or brain matter. I finally broke down when I picked up a little garden shovel and noticed a piece of eyelid stuck to it (I identified it by the eyelashes). I went to my car and just bawled. I didn't know the man, had never met him or his family, but the whole thing was just so incredibly sad to me. We met his wife just before we left. She came out and thanked us for taking care of everything. My then boyfriend had tons of other stories, but that was the only one that I personally experienced. Also, we still ended up missing my friend's wedding. We made it to the reception, but I wasn't exactly in a mood to party at that point, so we didn't stay long.
@Tasha Vladimiroff I'd previously worked cleaning vacation condos on the beach near my house. Plus, both my parents worked in the medical field so, I was around blood and yuck fairly often. I figured, ehh, it can't be that bad. Boy, was I wrong! I couldn't even imagine going on some of the jobs he'd done. Cleaning out bathtubs of people who'd died in the bath and literally turned into soup, mattresses covered in goop and then there was the RV. The guy's family didn't want the RV anymore so, they gave it to the cleanup company. He had to drive it about 4 hours back to our city, all the while smelling that stench. Poor guy had died and laid there for 2 weeks before anyone found him. This in the Florida heat during summer, no a/c and the guy was pretty obese. He said that was his worst case. I don't even wanna imagine. I'd already experienced the smell of death and decomp before going on that call with him. I knew it was gonna be bad, but I guess it just didn't really hit me until I picked up the eyelid. I think before, I could kinda trick my brain into thinking it's just blood and stuff, but that def humanized it. It was just a really sad situation all around, especially when the wife came out. I mean, I get the guy's reasoning, but I can't help but wonder if he'd still have gone through with it if he'd known ahead of time the pain his wife and 10yo daughter were gonna feel... the unanswered questions they'll have for the rest of their lives. Sure, they'd have felt pain regardless, since he'd, most likely, have died anyways from the cancer, but at least they'd have been prepared for it, had extra time with him and been able to say goodbye. Idk, but I do know there's no way I could have a job like that. Certainly takes a certain type of person and I'm not it.
i dont think it means molestation just physically shaming them for their body i think like idk telling them all the time they are ugly, fat or something but idk i cant imagine any reason why someone would shame as uncle minor girls for their bodys or generally physical shame minors
You know, I don‘t want this to sound distespectful for these officers or anything but if grown men and women get nightmares and PTSD of this, then how did no one get suspicios when Detektive Conan didn‘t react to things like that at all, since he looked like a child.
Soooo don’t just listen to your parents because my mom once told me to stand in front of a target whilst she was holding the bow and arrow sooooo yah that happend
James um, what..? that was an accident tho, the caddy driver was in shock himself, he couldn’t believe he killed a kid. i found it kind of sad the driver died tbh
To the paramedic with PTSD, You are a hero. You comforted someone in their most alone moment, that is beautiful, and when it became too much for you, you quit before you couldn't handle it and possibly not do your best because your emotions would take over. My biggest Blessings to that person!
The cop that cradled the dying woman. Even tho it cost him his career and a lot of his life, those few moments he held her while she died are absolutely positively his ticket into whatever paradise there is. What a great man. He deserves so much more. He took care of her for the rest of her life he should be taken care of for the rest of his.
I feel like if an officer goes through something like that and if they are no longer psychologically state, they should get retirement.
There is no other way to paradise than Jesus Christ.
Kyle Yeakel, really. Do you have to ruin such a sweet moment with something as dumb as religion.
Was away to comment this. Imagine how scared she was and how much pain she was in. That cop is amazing. She didn’t die feeling alone because of him.
What a wonderful , compassionate person, to do this , an Angel to that poor, dying woman🙏
The mental health care system really needs to be improved. So many stories, one after the other, of atrocious crime scenes, suicides, assisted suicides is just horrific.
That’s what happens when you close asylums.
@@zerotodona1495 Asylums didn't help they were incentivised to keep anybody with any mental illness indefinitely for the money and they just neglected the people in there.
They just changed the name to rehab
Thank you first responders for being so caring at fatal car accidents. My brother died in his Lincoln in a head on accident. He was alone. There were bystanders that prayed while he died from internal injuries.
Thank you good people for being there for my brother that day...
@Tasha Vladimiroff thank you. Life is precious and fragile. ✌
I swear i remember someone saying that the average person sees 2-4 things which are so bad it affects them for life, but a policeman will see 300+, with not *that* much more support
Also, doctors.
Yeah, the officer suicide rate is extremely high
@@exhoost_fume4646 my dads been an officer for 30 years and in the first month of a job he saw an entire family who had been shot with a shotgun and a guy who had set himself on fire. None of which he was expecting to see so he couldn't prepare himself for it mentally
@@japanpanda2179 I couldnt do that job, so much death
@@barneyneal9026 that's awfull, officers don't get the respect they deserve. They see some of the most fucked up shit and rarely get any support from their agency. And all that for a low salary and being hated on for either the actions of a bad cop, or people not knowing the entire incident and just asuming from a 10 second clip
The trash compactor one if horrifying. Wow.
Then the little girl hit by the caddy. The driver, I can only assume it was an accident because nothing was said otherwise, but the driver felt horrible, dad acts like a drunken mess and heartbroken. So horrible.
One of the most saddening things I have heard. Made me rethink about how quick you can make a mistake that ends your life
The avalanche was bad too. Sitting there for hours knowing you're going to die.
50-60 mph in a residential area is wreck less.
The one about the lady getting her face ripped off by a car broke my heart.
Who has a loaded gun in a car like that. How can you honestly have that level of common sense l will never know.
There are idiots everywhere... and young people tend to be more idiotic than older folk, merely due to lack of life experience. When they off themselves, it's sad but you sort of ascribe it to Darwin. When they hurt and/or kill others because of their idiocy, it's infuriating... but there's little to be done. Idiots are everywhere.
@Austin T. Well, once you're dead, you ain't contributing to any gene pool... SO you're not wrong. ;o)
first day on the job working for a tree service, a guy, 25, gets caught by a branch as the chipper is pulling it in..Sadly the owner had DISCONNECTED the TWO safety bars that could of saved his life..The owner got five years..
the one about the "Alien" thing... made me wanna throw up...
I hate watching these. I have a morbid curiosity and have a vivid imagination and due to my OCD tendencies I think about this stuff for days after even tho it terrifies me. I wish I could block this type of stuff but I don't know how or if I can. I'm scared about dieing or my friends and loved ones and the thought of me/them going out like this sends me into a panic attack. I don't know why I commented this lol but maybe someone feels the same. How do you stop thinking out things you don't want to think about?
r/eyebleach, clearing out my watch later, watching tv or my favorite channels
I have a very similar problem, sometimes my mind thinks about horrible things or things that scares me the most over and over for long periods of time even if I don't want to, I don't know why this happens and how to get rid of this problem, I just learned to live with it.
Change habits if its possible, change friends if you have opportunity, dont listen to rock/metal music and start to take care of something like you need to have clean room or water plants and it will completly change your mind, simple asf
I'm the same. Obsessed with death but afraid of it. Exactly what you're describing down to a t, with the loved ones etc
@@kristianjakubko1082 don't listen to rock/metal music? Okay boomer
My dad was a Clackamas County Sheriff's Deputy, relatively new on the job (back in the early 90's). Was called out to a high speed collision, some joyriding teens crashed into a light pole. When he got there he couldn't find the occupants... that is until another officer pointed out that they were under the engine of the car, which had struck the pole so violently that the engine came through the firewall and ended up on top of them. He never got into the details but I imagine it was a big mess extracting them.
I could see how that could happen.
People think cops are evil...watch this and you'll change your mind, some are bad but the majority deal with this ...my heart is broken for them :(
16:10 I feel a little bad for the old dude. He didn't kill the girl, the dad did
I feel like he should have been charged for negligence or something, she probably would have lived if he didn't try to do CPR.
Being drunk is no excuse. And the fact that a stranger felt more remorse than the actual dad.
a local cop was called out to a train v car accident, 3 deceased in the car, when he got there it was his wife and 2 kids......sad
Yeh. Imagine what soldiers see.
The first person wasn’t listening to their lecturer. Jason Sweeney was 16, not 17, and was identified by dental records, not the clothes he was wearing
The rapists Uncles reminded me....had a friend abused by her Uncle as a child. When she took it to court later in life his barrister successfully argued that no medical professionals were allowed to testify on her behalf. So no doctors who noted bruises, none of her therapists over the years . She also successfully argued to have a phone call recorded by the police in which he confessed to be removed from evidence on the basis a few words were spoken in another language. The judge never even looked at any evidence he dismissed. The Uncle was found not guilty because there was no “supporting evidence” and my friends family all lied in Court to protect him. I know they lied because of previous conversation I’d been witness to in which they acknowledged said abuse. So he walked. My friend has utterly abandoned by her family who said the proceedings just proved she’s the liar. My friend said she didn’t even care if he never went to jail. She just wanted him on the register so he couldn’t go near children. No wonder so few pedophiles and rapists serve any time...when all the evidence can just be thrown away.
That is heartbreaking. If only more kids would take a scissors to their rapists' dongs we might finally get this horror to stop.
Imagine being called to one of these crime scenes. Sad.
I'm a former P.O. and I have my degree in Criminal Justice. In the Police Academy, in college and speaking with older, more seasoned cops I learned that most suicides do NOT leave suicide notes. This is because many suicides are committed in the spur of the moment. Of course people who plan their own demise may leave a note, but occasionally they don't. It seems as if many people believe that there's some kind of law or "rule" that requires anyone who is going to end their life to leave a note or a letter. There isn't, but I find it odd that many people (including some new P.O.s and new EMS workers) believe this.
i feel bad for those victims and the witnesses
also cant imagine seeing a sibling die like that
May they all rest in peace
I can't believe how traumatizing it is to see something so horrible as a trainee, you work so hard for something and when you're almost there some fucked up shit either changes your mind or makes you look at your job in a different way. It's a hell of an introduction to the job and to think some people have never even seen anything as horrible their whole career.
It is amazing that cops and any one in medical can keep calm when in such situations. PTSD is not any thing I wish on anyone. I have such respect for anyone that has to deal with seeing such horrible things.
The carnival music at the end made this dark.
A few yrs ago a little 5 yr old boy in our town was riding on a tractor with his grampa fell off the back and into the discs. (He was what he call 'turning ' the field) the discs ground him up instantly. Poor kid, the grandpa is still in shock according to his family.
I went through a goth phase in high school. The 90's. When I would put on my whitest powder and my blood red lipstick, my dad would tell me I look like a haint. It was what I was going for, so I would thank him and head out.
My father was a police officer. He got a call to go to a house where some old lady hadn’t been seen in a few days. They opened up the door, found her body parts strewn all throughout the house. Turns out she had died, the dogs got hungry and ripped her to pieces. On a different call, some kids were walking up a dirt path that leads to a small reservoir when they called and said that they smelled something putrid. Him and his partner got to the scene with a cadaver dog, dog found the body of a man who “committed suicide” by shooting himself in the neck. Body had been there for about two weeks, and in that time wasps had made a nest in his lungs. He didn’t know it until he heard a faint buzzing noise while walking up to the body, then they started to come out his neck.
😬...yeesh
Doggies and kitties do get hungry...
Get the pitchforks ! Yeah, like they thought the dogs ripped her apart while she was alive but further testing showed that she had died and her body was there for about two days when the dogs eventually got to her.. I do believe they put the dogs down though which is too bad. They didn’t know.
@@liamwhalen6445 😟
“If we tie, you lose!” Said the train driver as he rolled by my uncle, who reluctantly decided not to beat the train. I’m glad he was around to tell me that story.
4 years 6 mos. Home weekends
Yeah. US that guy gets 25 to life.
My mouth dropped when I heard that sentence
A tree being cut down must be bad.
child murder is also kinda bad
Right! Oxygen is major!
@@Necrom6 child murder is nowhere near as bad as a tree being cut down.
Truly, clear cut logging is one of the most disturbing things I've seen. Just riding along and suddenly there's what seems to be ultra busy construction traffic.
But no, on both sides of the highway the earth is churned and torn , trees twisted, and broken (sorry Tree), like a colossal child had hacked into the forest for miles.
Everybody in the car was silent from that reality check on logging. About as different from property maintenance as it's possible to be.
Tree Law is a real thing. People don’t want people fucking with trees
JFC that music whiplash at the end.
the one with the coked up driver on christmas makes me angry.
I was so Shook when I heard the Name League city, Shelley Sikes went missing in my city on May 24, 1986, along with other girls but, Its just weird to know a notorious serial killer was active in your city for awhile, Now im always vigilant and maybe paranoid from these videos lmao.
My father cleaned a car accident when he was around 20-25 yrs old, he told me the child in the backseat wasn’t strapped in and the kids knees went through the seat, into the driver and through.. everyone except the 11yr old daughter passed away.
Thank you to all the police. You are needed and valued by the vast majority of people. Thank you for all you do!
The thumbnail is that cop who turned his head in that movie with Batman “ THE TOWN” that was the smartest cop in the whole movie haha!!!
So I'm clear, @6:23 when the cop says "Fortunately he violently resisted arrest," are we to understand that it was "fortunate because they got to kill him?
I doubt it but they probably gave him a few love taps with their batons and he accidentally fell down a lot 😉
Either they got to kill him, or that was an added charge of resisting arrest that would mean he stays in prison longer.
Only about 40% of suicides leave a note. Some are simply too exhausted or in too much pain to figure out what to write.
The half head gone one at 2:30 is almost straight outta a horror movie.
I remember the first case
Absolutely disgusting as they called themselves friends of the victim
They are just evil
A former ambulance officer (paramedic in Australia) said his worst was the night when he came to our square dance club meeting. He was pretty good and it was a major part of his de-stress. He told us the reason he looked so bad (most people said he didn't look too good and was very pale) was because he had to attend an accident where he had to go do the walk, in the dark, for body parts. He found the little 2yo girl's brain about 100+ metres from the wreck. He almost quit then and there, but it was his job and that one almost finished him. No idea of any follow-up. Haven't seen them for about 31 years.
The one with the shotgun...for that to occur:
1: The shotgun was pointing right at the driver's head
2: He had his finger on the trigger the entire time.
Assuming the gun was functioning properly and had no defects...I wonder if this turned into a murder investigation at a point.
Anything with kids would mess me up. I wouldn’t be able to handle that. Probably throw up then drop down and cry.
The murder at 1:10, Wiki says the killers were "15-year-old Justina Morley; Nicholas Coia and Edward Batzig Jr... Batzig had been Sweeney's best friend since the fourth grade...Batzig and the Coia brothers pummeled Sweeney, primarily on his head and face, with a hatchet, a hammer and a rock until he was dead. Batzig later told a detective how he hit Sweeney with the hatchet face four or five times. Batzig said, "Jason started begging for his life, but we just kept hitting him."
The stepdad trying to find aliens in his stepson makes me feel really sad.
Delusional disorders are no fun.
I regret listening to this one! I would be a wreck if I came across half of these
I’ve been in the mental health system for a long time and I was chatting with my psychiatrist as one does and she mentioned my nightmare pills are on a scale of 1mg to 5mg and she usually gets people straightened out on 1-3mg. So I asked if she ever had to give 5 and she hesitantly said “yes. I can’t tell you really anything about him but he was a firefighter in New York City until 2001.” And that was all she had to say to me
These are horrifying! Incredibly upsetting for everyone involved. This is why you dont do idiotic/stupid things (like trying to beat a train or DUI) If it wasnt for my strange fascination with Crime scenes/ Emergency services etc, I wouldn't have watched all they way.
The stories of bodies that sat undiscovered in extreme heat gave me the willies. Three years ago my mother was found deceased in her apartment during a heat wave in Ontario Canada. She had been deceased about a week, apparently. What made it worse for me is that my education was in forensic anthropology, and I knew full well what she would have looked like. It seems that the maggots seen crawling under her door were the trigger for her neighbours to call for a welfare check. Even though I had never seen her remains, just having a mental image in my head based on forensic photographs I have viewed in my training.
I love the danish prison system a lot but damn i think they should extend some more years
i regret watching this
"A childs head was just sitting there."
Momments later
*Happy piano music*
Only one minute in and I'm already enraged. I get that she made a plea deal and they had to offer her SOMETHING to make it worth her while, but that was way too much. At the same time though, it was 17 to 35 years, not a paltry 15, and getting her to roll over on the others was integral in convicting them.
She also had many other charges against her besides murder 3, and she is serving time for those, too. As of my writing this, she's still in prison. She will be eligible for parole in 2021, and it's unlikely she will be granted it. Let her rot in her cell for as long as they can possibly keep her there.
1st story
I was 13 when my mom reminded me about how even ya A1's ain't shit because I was riding a bit too hard for my friends
The 1st story..geezz...poor man.😔
The last one is what nightmares are scared of.
I'm 18 and was going into collage to try to become a crime scene investigator but after listening to these stories I'm not gonna go yet...
10:11 - 4 years in jail for killing someone with a car while high. What the fuck kind of 'justice' is that?!
I recognize the still. It’s from The Town when the bank robbers switch cars and get out all geared up and there’s that cop staring at them.
*The first one is just sad and fucked up, really makes mad as all existing hell*
The train one..the slowness is an optical illusion. Should be on every driver's test, get it wrong, you have to wait a year to take the test again.
I've wanted to see the Sweeney pics since I first heard of the murder.
I too am interested.
It's not out there? I'm gonna Google it rn
takin131 did you find them?
You can find them if you search far enough on google
@@d0r0thy Oh really? Lube up, Google, we're going DEEP!!
I can't say I blame the cancer patient for jumping off a 5 story building. I have seen what happens when hospitals keep a terminal patient alive for an extended period of time, and it should be called an extended form of torture. It has to be one of the worst ways someone can profit off off the suffering of others.
My great uncle was involved in the Dahmer case, he never talked bout it. Still doesn't to this day, he's retired now.
Holy fuck, I think I saw the one with the woman who was still alive with her face scraped off. Her whole face was just gone and you could see her eyes. Was wondering on Reddit 50/50 and passed it... had nightmares for weeks.
It sounded like final destination would completely reenact this one @4:30
Not a cop but i came to an un-flushed toilet.Very.Disturbing.
5:50 in and i cannot watch anymore. Just how fucked up is our world that this happens so often!?
The train wins every time.
My friends dad is a police officer and he was first on scene to a kid that had gotten run over by car while laying in the middle of the street. She said that’s the kids brain matter was spread all of the street and that was skull matter and teeth everywhere too.
First of, who doesn't see an old lady for 7 weeks and then decides that's a good time for a well being check? The hell. And secondly, going from the mental imagery of a child's head ling on the grass to that happy piano music? jarring.
14:07 - 16:37
Jesus Hoakum Christ.
I have to say that I truly cannot fathom - even in the handful of absolute worst drunken/psychoactive states I've ever experienced in my life - attacking anybody trying to help/save the life of a loved one, no matter how futile their efforts might be, no matter the outcome. My heart breaks for that little girl and her mother and siblings, but I can't feel any sympathy for someone who fucking lashes out like that at people trying to help them.
I'd hate to live in Denmark if something happened to a family remember or close friend of mine. People that kill maliciously or by recklessness should have their own lives forfeit. The US has enough problems with letting women get away with doing horrible things and Lord knows how many people re-offend as soon as they're released (I'm talking about serious crimes like sexual assault and murder btw).
That little girl on the bike, that story was just awful and what must have gone through the dads mind when doing vigorous CPR helped kill his daughter quicker. All of this must have happened so quickly.
22:15 Spreading peanut butter on toast is kind of easy to do especially if it's not chunky but I have yet to learn how to properly spread jelly or Jam
First Name Last Name i think that’s what they were getting at tbh
Buddy of mine is a lt. and does the crime scene investigation if people are dead. “Same sex relationships when cheating - bodies usually look like a jig saw puzzle”
Damn,This was disturbing.
Well, that was rather creepy.
Fun fact burning human flesh smells like pork
Yummy
That danish coked upbdrover would’ve gotten 25 to life here in the states
*happy music ending*
You can never forget the smell of death the worst sweet smell 🤮🤮🤮 saw a suicide victim hanging from a tree in a forest when I was 13 and his eyes had been picked out by birds he was there a week, the family and police looked for him he was schizotypal pd so had issues, after that it gave me ptsd and I've now got schizotypal pd strange coincidence I guess, but without me that guy would have never gotten back to his family for burial, my friends ran and I stayed till ambulance and police showed up, it's been 12 years and that messed me up and I still have nightmares about it now
Damn its deep
The one about the little girl that go got hit by the Cadillac,, holy shit
The one where he was caught doing bad things.
If that one guy was a ghost, how would chopping him w an axe do anything?
To all of the first responders (fire EMS, LEO) out there please take care of yourself’s and each other. IGY6.
I used to date a guy who cleaned crime scenes. One Saturday morning in June, he got a call to go clean a suicide. One of my best friends was getting married that evening and we were supposed to go together, but he was going to have to cancel because the cleanup would take too long, so I offered to help.
We get there and suit up, then meet up with the neighbor so she can show us to the scene. She explains that her neighbor, who by her account was a really great guy who loved his wife and child (10yo) more than anything, had found out that he had terminal cancer and didn't want to put his family through his drawn out death. He sent his wife and child to his mother in law's house for the night. Then he proceeded to lock himself in his shed (approx 6'x6' and full of everything from garden tools/supplies to fishing poles) from the inside, sat on a stool in the only open spot in there, propped a shotgun against the door and literally blew his head all over everything. The neighbor heard the shot, called out for him and when he didn't answer, she went to check on him. She called police when she realized the shed was locked from the inside and blood was dripping out from the open space at the bottom of the door.
The first thing I remember was the smell. They aren't lying when they say it sticks with you. This was Florida in the summer. So, even though he was found rather quickly, parts of him had still been closed up in a small shed, in the heat, for a couple days before they called us. Next, I remember seeing a fairly large pool of coagulated blood under the door (the shed was raised off the ground by about 4-5"). The blood was easily 2" thick. Then, having to go inside to pull everything out, I don't think there was one implement or spot inside that tiny shed that wasn't splattered with either blood, tissue or brain matter. I finally broke down when I picked up a little garden shovel and noticed a piece of eyelid stuck to it (I identified it by the eyelashes). I went to my car and just bawled. I didn't know the man, had never met him or his family, but the whole thing was just so incredibly sad to me.
We met his wife just before we left. She came out and thanked us for taking care of everything.
My then boyfriend had tons of other stories, but that was the only one that I personally experienced. Also, we still ended up missing my friend's wedding. We made it to the reception, but I wasn't exactly in a mood to party at that point, so we didn't stay long.
@Tasha Vladimiroff I'd previously worked cleaning vacation condos on the beach near my house. Plus, both my parents worked in the medical field so, I was around blood and yuck fairly often. I figured, ehh, it can't be that bad. Boy, was I wrong! I couldn't even imagine going on some of the jobs he'd done. Cleaning out bathtubs of people who'd died in the bath and literally turned into soup, mattresses covered in goop and then there was the RV. The guy's family didn't want the RV anymore so, they gave it to the cleanup company. He had to drive it about 4 hours back to our city, all the while smelling that stench. Poor guy had died and laid there for 2 weeks before anyone found him. This in the Florida heat during summer, no a/c and the guy was pretty obese. He said that was his worst case. I don't even wanna imagine. I'd already experienced the smell of death and decomp before going on that call with him. I knew it was gonna be bad, but I guess it just didn't really hit me until I picked up the eyelid. I think before, I could kinda trick my brain into thinking it's just blood and stuff, but that def humanized it. It was just a really sad situation all around, especially when the wife came out. I mean, I get the guy's reasoning, but I can't help but wonder if he'd still have gone through with it if he'd known ahead of time the pain his wife and 10yo daughter were gonna feel... the unanswered questions they'll have for the rest of their lives. Sure, they'd have felt pain regardless, since he'd, most likely, have died anyways from the cancer, but at least they'd have been prepared for it, had extra time with him and been able to say goodbye. Idk, but I do know there's no way I could have a job like that. Certainly takes a certain type of person and I'm not it.
Can we not say physically shaming?
What does physically shaming mean
Molestation I think
@@crazycatlady2744 Jesus Christ that's pretty fricked up, I can't imagine what each girl must have gone through with all 4 uncles doing that
i dont think it means molestation just physically shaming them for their body i think like idk telling them all the time they are ugly, fat or something
but idk i cant imagine any reason why someone would shame as uncle minor girls for their bodys or generally physical shame minors
I don't worry about these murderers sentencing. They will suffer 2 deatgs when they die, one physically. The other, suffering all externity in hell.
Soup Time
You know, I don‘t want this to sound distespectful for these officers or anything but if grown men and women get nightmares and PTSD of this, then how did no one get suspicios when Detektive Conan didn‘t react to things like that at all, since he looked like a child.
Well I would like to work one of those jobs cause I want to experience that kind of horror. But I guess I'm to lazy to learn maybe later
Soooo don’t just listen to your parents because my mom once told me to stand in front of a target whilst she was holding the bow and arrow sooooo yah that happend
The alien one reminds me off that one vine of the guy tearing apart a pineapple yelling I know your in there spongebob
Good job that the caddy driver passed after hitting the girl....could not imagine the pain that family went through...
James um, what..? that was an accident tho, the caddy driver was in shock himself, he couldn’t believe he killed a kid. i found it kind of sad the driver died tbh
I've heard the Smollett case was sickening
WTF...9 min mark ..wow...how do you deal with that ...
Trains win. EVERY TIME.
Try jelly feel bad for the guy in the semi truck