The Heartbreaking Murder Of "Little Grégory"
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
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on october 16, 1984, tragedy strikes a small town in france when the body of 4-year-old grégory villemin is discovered in the river vologne. but this dark unsolved case would continue to go down even more twisted paths that continue to haunt investigators to this day..
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Thanks for watching, everyone, I know this was a particularly heavy case, so I appreciate you powering through with me. That said, this will be our LAST true crime breakdown for a few weeks because I have an exciting new series launching here next week! I’m so excited for you to see those videos, so please check them out when they launch! Be sure to click the bell icon above to turn on your post notificatIons so you can be alerted when they drop! That said, we’ll still have more live case studies like this every Monday night on Twitch: www.twitch.tv/ariainthavong
Thanks so much for all your wonderful support, it means a ton to me! 💛
Dude. I like you, a lot. Like you are funny and smart and have a great energy.
A suggestion: the case of Christina Grimmie
Wow- this case really started off with “the call is coming from inside the house” vibes and then just turned into a hot mess. It’s a shame that the family drama aspect of this case has almost taken away from the horrible fact that a child was murdered. Also, side note, your French pronunciation is top tier. Looking forward to the new series, I already know it’ll be great! Much love, as always.
Son français lui permettrait de se débrouiller en France s'il venait ici.
@@wildechild5 Son accent est très bon mais je ne sais pas si il serait capable de tenir des conversations, avoir un bon accent et avoir beaucoup de vocabulaire c'est différent
Zafren! Yes, absolutely, very creepy but also a big clusterfuck. So many suspects from within their family, what a mess. And yes, we definitely can't forget that, ultimately a poor child was murdered. I really hope solid answers are found someday. And thank you for the compliments on my French! I speak it! And I'm so excited for you to see the new series!!
@@Aria.Inthavong Oh you do speak it ?? I thought you had rehearsed the names and places hahaha, well then that changes everything, your french IS great!
It’s so sad that eyewitnesses can be so unreliable because our brain plays tricks with after witnessing something.
It's said that the memories we have aren't from the actual events but what we remember them to be.
Ugh this case. There’s a French documentary on Netflix about it. It took me weeks to get through because it is just so damn disturbing and upsetting. The footage of the funeral and the tiny kid sized coffin still haunts me with Christine barely able to stand and howling with grief and collapsing at the funeral (all in the documentary). I am still amazed the parents managed to stay together and went on to have a few more kids. Also they were so, so, so young when it happened. I’ve done a deep dive on this on my own in the last few years and it was definitely someone in the family, not Jean-Marie’s workplace.
And as sad as it is with the original judge taking his life, he had no business being on the case in the first place due to his inexperience. He courted the media, loved the attention, and focused on Christine as a suspect and that was it. Too proud to admit he effed up and that he wasn’t culpable which is why I don’t have much sympathy for him. I absolutely despised him in the documentary.
Hola, Amelie! Thanks so much for watching and leaving this detailed comment. I actually haven't watched the Netflix documentary but certainly feel like I should - however I also don't doubt what you say about it being disturbing and upsetting! Just imagining what you've described about footage of Christine's reaction at the funeral is just tragic. The age of the parents at the time of this is certainly heartbreaking as well - I'm glad they were able to have more children though.
Thank you again for your comment, you've really compelled me into wanting to watch this documentary ASAP! There seems to be a lot of stuff that I didn't cover here (i.e. the judge's role in all this). Thank you!
@@Aria.Inthavong it’s a good but heartbreaking doc! I wasn’t prepared for the emotional toll. If you can read through the French language sources you’ll see there’s way more info than you can find in English. Thank you for covering the case!
@@Aria.Inthavong would be interesting to hear your thoughts about it in a UA-cam video!!
I'm french and I have to say I was impressed by your accent, usually when watching english speaking youtubers try to speak french it's just gibberish but your accent was actually understandable.
Also I've never realized until this video that the parents were this young at the time it happened. They were younger that I am now and realizing that they had to go through that at such a young age is even worst.
non mais mon père il est genre horrifié parce que il pêché et là le lac et gregory ça lui à fait pas du bien
Because arias fluent in french and his father grew up in southern france. Well according to one of his video.
Merci beaucoup, Poguli! Yes, as one of the other commenters said, I'm actually fluent in French (although my written French is terrible haha, my grammar is not good). My father studied in France and lots of my family live near Marseille! Thanks for the kind words though, as I don't speak French as much, so it's nice to hear that my accent hasn't been lost too badly! And the age of the parents in this case is definitely heartbreaking. I hope to cover more French cases in the future!
Yes, that's correct, @tripple latte! Thanks for remembering!
@@Aria.Inthavong You should check out the Dupont de Ligonnes case if you haven't, it's really horrifying and it is still unsolved to this day unfortunately
Jean-Marie: Gets promoted
Union: is pissed at him
The confessional letter: refers to him as "boss"
Nearly all suspects mentioned are family members...
Exactly! Where is the common sense!!??!?!???
@@daniellemichael1 tbf, we probably don’t know everything. I’m just curious if anyone at the union was investigated.
I’d sure hope the investigators had the common sense to do that.
That's a great point, I would assume/hope that the police looked into the union, and maybe no strong suspects came up which is why we're still stuck on the family? Not sure!
Thanks for watching and commenting, @Elle Michael!!
I love the idea of using the white board to help organize the names, timeline, etc, but it got more and more messy as the video went on. But I think it has potential to help the viewer follow along!
Aria's energy and voice is so calming that I fall asleep even though the subject is so sad.
Aww that's so nice to hear, Artemis, because I sometimes hate the sound of my voice haha!
That's me except with Nukes Top 5. I find other people's fear and panic to be oddly calming.
I just subbed. Great analysis! Also love the safety pin earring and how you always try to pronounce names and places without butchering too badly 🤣
Son français lui permettrait de se débrouiller en France s'il venait ici.
AHHHH thank you so much for the sub, Mimi!! So glad to have you here and I appreciate the love for the earring haha. I've still got it on! Between us though, as a secret, the reason why I pronounced the names/places fairly well here is because I speak French, haha. So I can't promise it'll be as good as this all the time, but I WILL try my best!!!
Another great video Aria! I appreciate that you always do a thorough analysis into what took place and the drama that unfolds after while still keeping the story rooted in compassion for the victim. It’s a tricky balance but you always handle it beautifully!
Aria absolutely deserves his own channel, this makes me so happy. Love you man.
You’re always one of my favorite ‘true crimers’, but this one was especially needed. My aunt passed yesterday and - weird as it may be to say - watching this was a very nice (and needed) distraction. Thank you for all that you do. 💜
rest in peace to your aunt!
@@tylerrking6999 thank you so much. 🙏
I'm so sorry to hear about your aunt, my condolences and well wishes to your entire family! I totally understand how cases like these can weirdly be a distraction, so I'm really happy to have been able to provide that for you. Thank you for being here as always 💜💜💜
Was a fan of buzzfeed unsolved when shane and ryan was still there, I just recently saw your channel and I'm disappointed for not seeing it sooner. Subbed!
Did they ever investigate anyone from the union or someone he worked with? It sounds like they were mad about him getting promoted.
Good question, Poodle! I would hope that they did!
I thought that because the letter referred to him as 'boss' like it was an angry colleague or something
This was very tragic and messy but I am excited to see your future projects. I hope they’re not as sad, for your sake especially
Definitely a very tragic and very messy case, Lorna, but I appreciate you powering through and watching! Excited for you to see the future projects. There are definitely sad elements to them but different from this one. Thanks, Lorna!
As a French, this story marked and still mark the country. There is a documentary on Netflix about this case. Next time, please cover the french crime about the Dupont de ligonnes family ! Also an unsolved case
C'est la famille qui ont été tués avec une feuille de boucher ou un hachoir?
@@xminusone1 Non c'est le mec qui a liquidé sa famille, les a enterrés sous la terrasse et a disparu... scary
@@xminusone1 c'est la famille qui a été tué par le père (Xavier Dupont de Ligonnes). Il est recherché depuis et en soi on ne sait toujours pas s'il est réellement responsable et surtout si lui même est encore en vie
@@xminusone1 mais le cas dont tu parles ça ne me dit rien 🤔
Son français lui permettrait de se débrouiller en France s'il venait ici.
Was Michel ever thoroughly investigated? The fact that, the caller contacted him and not the parents directly, bothers me. Also, did the police ever investigate the alledged secrets in Villemin family's background? Assuming that the letter wasn't a red herring, the killer talking about finally getting their revenge, sounds personal.
Exactly my thoughts. It was the uncle whom did it.
Agreed
I THINK that the documentary on Netflix touched on this subject or suggested that he was involved. At least that's how I remembered it
On an unrelated note, I’m loving the Gomez Addams x E-BOI LEWK that Aria has going on here. Here for the usage of Safety Pin as an accessory and the Nail Art. ♥️
Thank you!!
1. How were the callers' voices disguised? To this day, isn't there technology to compare the disguised voices to known suspects? Why couldn't the calls have been traced?
2. Why has the justice system in France been so lenient on the multiple suspects (excluding Christine) arrested? No polygraphs or brain scans?
3. How are the Villemins, today? I know Jean-Marie regretted killing Bernard LaRoche, but is he still convinced of his guilt?
4. Michel and Bernard were close friends. Michel neglected to mention the part of Gregory being in the Vologne while everyone frantically searched behind the house, the hills, etc. It wasn't until Jean-Marie confronted Michel about exact details said in the call that Michel mentioned the Vologne. Michel could have been the inside member of the family tipping off Bernard all along. It could have been Jacky, too, as he was mistreated by the family as the eldest half-brother.
5. It could be the Villemins supported the case being reopened because it wasn't just one "crow," but multiple. Bernard was likely the actual killer, with Marcel and Jacqueline part of the conspiracy making calls and writing letters. On at least one recorded call, they were able to count 13 stair steps which is identical to the Jacobs house. The inside person is still officially undetermined but likely, as mentioned above, either Jacky or Michel, who both had their reasons for aligning with LaRoche against Jean-Marie.
6. Don't forget Murielle Bolle. Her and Bernard's versions of the timeline conflicted. One or both weren't telling the truth. A nurse claimed she instructed Bolle how to administer insulin for her mother. Why wasn't the needle and insulin found on the riverbank ever tested for prints or DNA?
Aria's whiteboard makes those wall collages connecting clues w/string & pins look organized & sane.
Hahaha, thanks Frederick, although now you're inspiring me to use strings and pins in future cases 😈😈😈
@@Aria.Inthavong For inspiration:
ua-cam.com/video/_nTpsv9PNqo/v-deo.html
This one was a rollercoaster.. So sad... The letter that called him "boss" struck me as odd though. I wonder if anyone from work was ever investigated? Thank you for doing these videos, I'm excited to see what new series you have for us!!
Maybe the wife is what I’m thinking 🤔
I know I’ve definitely called my exs boss when I’ve had it with their shxt. As like a snarky over it kinda thing, ya know?
The uncle, who got "the call" and said they called him boss, is my #1suspect
Definitely a tragic rollercoaster, Samantha. I would hope they investigated what happened people at work! I'm also wondering if perhaps "boss" may just be French slang that was poorly translated into English and doesn't mean boss in the literal sense? I'm not sure!
Ooh so you're in the camp that things the wife did it, @CyerraTheMystic ! Interesting!
@@Aria.Inthavong Honestly I’m torn, I think the wife had something maybe to do with the cousin 🤷🏽♀️ maybe. And maybe he got jealous of her husband and thought the way to get back at them was the tragedy that befell Grégory. That’s just the theory I’m exploring 🧐
Even Inspector Clouseau would have been outraged at the bungling of this case.
HAHA, I always love a good Pink Panther reference, thanks Nick.
@@Aria.Inthavong Well, I couldn't upload the music....
Thank you for a well-presented video on this crime. I’ve seen there is a Netflix documentary but it’s in French and seemed a bit convoluted. I may go back to it now you’ve given the basics so it’s a bit easier to follow along on Netflix. Great job!
Thank YOU for watching and commenting, Some Body, I appreciate it! I haven't seen the Netflix documentary, but some other commenters have brought up interesting details from it that I didn't cover here - so you should definitely try rewatching it now that you have the basics from me! Thanks again for watching and for your kind words.
HOW DID I NOT KNOW THAT YOU WERE MAKING SHIT LIKE THIS?? A binge watch otw even though I have midterms to study for
I don't know but I AM HAPPY THAT YOU ARE HERE NOW!! WELCOME!! But please do study for your midterms first, hahaha, that's definitely the priority! GOOD LUCK! Hope you DESTROY THEM! Then binge watch later!
deym..the killer's choice of words that gave me chills!
Same! I got chills too when I first read them!!
For the uninitiated, 1984 in French is Mille Neuf Cent/Dix-Neuf Cent Quatre-Vingts Quatre.
just found this channel and I’m straight away bingeing everything
BLESS YOU!!
Thanks for all ur hard work to entertain us all with ur true crimes aria
Peace & love to you & your channel Aria the Phenomenal Inthavong.
Peace & love to YOU Ambush bug!!!
@@Aria.Inthavong and forever more
I miss Aria speaking French in videos. I MANIFESTED this 😂
Son français lui permettrait de se débrouiller en France s'il venait ici.
I recently read Maigret and the idle thief by Georges Simenon. This sounds like a job for superintendent Maigret.
Ooh I've yet to read any Maigret! Would you recommend it? Will add some to my list!
@@Aria.Inthavong those are great books. Especially if you read French as Simenon was an outstanding master of the language. Would suggest " la nuit du carrefour"( maigret at the crossroads) for instance.
Or "maigret et le corps sans tete" ( maigret and the headless body).
I don't know how the person who got the original phone call saying the kid was dead didn't recognize the voice. I also don't know how Jean-Marie didn't recognize the voice if it was a family member. Very odd. By the sound of the letter, it sounds like someone from work.
Right? No family is perfect. I think if something was going on in my family I’d be able to sort of work out where the dysfunction began and with whom. And narrow it down from there.
It's really interesting to hear different people's opinions here in the comments on whether it was a family member or someone from work! I definitely get why you'd think that, Sadie! It's all part of what makes up this super puzzling case...
not sure why this video was recommended to me, but this was a great watch! i love the way you handle giving the evidence and make sure the audience (live or not) is on the same page with timeline and relationships before moving on.
So that's why they say this was the first Jon Benet type case.
I definitely see a lot of parallels! Thanks for watching and commenting, barriolimbas!
That's the horrible thing about vigilantes. We will never know is Bernard did commit the crime, if he did then it's good he's gone, but if he didn't we tarnishing the memory of an innocent man, creating an ethical paradox. I hope the new technology they found does help, it would be a great relief to father knowing if he was right of wrong, no longer living in uncertainty
I agree, Skyh1gh. The murder of Bernard Laroche just contributes to the cycle of violence while also just makes solving this case even more difficult - which I think Jean-Marie eventually realized which is why he's still trying to get answers. I wonder how much he regrets his actions.
The first "attorney", just before killing himself,wrote a very emotional letter and claimed Bernard Laroche is innocent !
because Bernard'timing does not match;;;impossible for him to kidnapp and kill the poor baby !!
I knew this case was going to be wild when one of the first dudes shown looks exactly like the french doppelganger for Barney in How I Met Your Mother. 😂😭
Ahhh I didn't see that haha! Thanks for watching as always, Cheyanne!!
Aria's french accent here is topnotch
Thank you Steve!!
Son français lui permettrait de se débrouiller en France s'il venait ici.
Thank you for saying it like my Filipino Aunties & giving me rushes of nostalgia, lol. "You-choob."
Mahal Ko, gwapa
HAHAHA I am so bad about that, I don't know why I've always pronounced it like that!
That moment when this comes out and you are watching the documentary on Netflix...
Oooh is it good? I actually haven't seen it yet!!
@@Aria.Inthavong it is
I love this-- it reminds of Lectures with my favorite teacher at school
French government: YOU GET ARRESTED! YOU GET ARRESTED! YOU GET ARRESTED ! WE’RE ALL ARRESTED!
Hahaha, they inspired Oprah!
The handwriting thing against the mom seems flimsy to me since the same experts were saying the handwriting is similar to Bernard's before so...it looks to me like they were saying it's similar to whoever was on the radar at given time. Bernard got let go and died, so they changed their tune to Christine. Or the two people had similar handwriting. Which is why this thing is a problem...if two different people really have handwriting so similar then it's not a conclusive evidence and cannot be shown in court. The rope thing...eh...it wasn't the same rope it was "similar" which means it could be of the same maker, but that means different people can own it. Also they never had any clear motive as to WHY Christine would kill her son and send those letters.
Hey Nina! Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. That's a good point about the handwriting experts, although perhaps they had different experts analyzing them at different times? The lack of a clear motive for Christine killing her own son is also a good point, and probably partially why she was eventually acquitted. Appreciate your comment and hearing from you! Thanks!
Crimes that involves child murder will never be easy to get through. You have a strong will, Pop pop.
Thanks, Redward, but you also have a strong will for powering through them! I appreciate you watching even though they're tough to get through!
@@Aria.Inthavong Thanks, Pop pop. It is really hard. Still, we are glad you've shared this with us.
I have never been so early, love your dedication Aria
I appreciate YOU being so early, Manal! Love you showing up here, watching and leaving a comment. It means a TON to me!
I've heard that handwriting analysis is pretty unreliable, so it's possible at a certain point the authorities were just throwing ideas at the wall
That's a great point, merchantfan - they were probably desperate to find answers because I'm sure everyone in France was demanding justice. Thanks for watching and commenting!
The amount of effort the French police put into this case initially, was amazing. And that now, they're still trying to figure this out.
So, we have to do a séance to solve this? Alright.. Everything gather around, we are going in!
I always forget you speak French too! 😄 Je n'avais jamais entendu parler de cette histoire. Intéressant mais triste...
If you are looking for more intriguing unsolved cases, the disappearance and murder of Cedrika Provencher is a fascinating one, in my opinion.
Ouais! Je parle Francais mais ma grammaire quand j'ecrire est terrible! Your written French is great! Are you French?? Very sad case though for sure, and I'm gonna add Cedrika Provencher to my list, MERCI CATHERINE!
I believed it to be the uncle also when I watched the documentary on Netflix. Its such a sad and complex case.
Yey! I can’t wait for your Philippine video. 🇵🇭❤️
I can't wait for you to see them too!!
Mahal Ko gwapo and gwapa
All I have to say is "wtf" and it's the kind of video I'll be watching two or three times just to get the details straight. Damn, what a crazy case
Definitely an absolutely wild and twisted case, Tanya. Thanks for watching (and rewatching!) and leaving this comment, I appreciate it!
@@Aria.Inthavong Hey Aria, sent you an Instagram DM 👍
I think the uncle Michel never received a phone call telling him Gregory is in the river. He knew because he’s the crow, but that’s my theory.
Your accent is very good I'm impressed 👏!!
Thanks so much, Yosra! My dad actually studied in France and I have lots of family there - I don't speak as much as I'd like to though, since I don't know many French speakers here in LA!
The authorities should re-interview Muriel. I'm positive she knows who did it, or even she killed Gregory. You mention the Jacobs, but you don't give a reason why they would do it.
"It's an old case"
Me: _thinks 1930s, 1940s_
"Took place in 1984..."
Me: ☠
Great video. But the safety pin in Aria's ear makes me a n x i o u s
Ah, a true French crime passionel. I have read about this very convoluted case
Bonjour! Aria Inthavong you should check the case of disappearing of Cedrika Provencher, it’s was a infamous case that was big In Quebec , Canada where I lived, also love your French accents from France compare to mine French Québécois lol.
Bonjour LTKhuon!! Thanks so much for this great suggestion, I'm gonna definitely add it to my list. I haven't covered a Canadian case yet, so that'd be great to look into. And I love the French Québécois accent!!
@@Aria.Inthavong Alright can’t wait to see it!
We call it "L'affaire du petit Gregory", and yes it's always a case that haunt a bunch of people here in France...
I hope this turns out to be like BuzzFeed unsolved because i miss it so much😭 ryan and shane
You do know they have "Watcher" now right? So if you miss them they are there-
I remember seeing the trailer for the documentary on this story but is Aria Inthavong’s presentation less than a compelling documentary? I think not.
Very kind of you to say, but I'm sure the Netflix documentary is MUCH better than me just standing in front of a whiteboard haha
The Netflix documentary interviews journalists and investigators who were there at the time and who either covered the story or investigated the case. The parents did not participate (it’s been decades since they’ve done media interviews) but you see them through archival footage.
JEAN-MARIE, IS LITERALLY John Mary
This case is a shit show!! It seems the most likely killer is someone affiliated with Jean Marie’s work/union. I’m curious as to what motive the police had against the mother or if they were literally just arresting everyone in the family. That poor woman couldn’t even grieve.
A shit show FOR SURE, Jessica! I'm curious as to why we didn't hear about more suspects from work/union - I would hope they investigated against them. Very tragic for Christine to be arrested and accused of killing her own son while trying to grieve his death! No wonder the government had to pay them restitution, but I don't even know if that'd be enough for me. Thanks for watching and commenting as always, Jessica!
@@Aria.Inthavong Thanks for the great content as always!
Your french pronunciation is pretty good. Specially the names.
I believe Aria has a french background at least his father is french from Indochine.
Son français lui permettrait de se débrouiller en France s'il venait ici.
Thanks, Martin!!
Yes, Jrocksgrave, that's correct! My father studied in France and we're also from Laos, which was a French colony!
Aria I'm sorry I've been slipping lately, I've been really caught up trying to study for the CE Board Exam
Don't be sorry, that's definitely more important than watching my content!! Good luck!
@@Aria.Inthavong I definitely appreciate it, Aria!
omg im soooo mad i missed this stream i woulda been going offffff
Also Aria Ive had an idea for the white board to make it a little more organized like columns or sections. One for A Timeline One for Suspects and one for Places/Various People Mentioned that are not suspects like family and friends
And Great Video Aria 😊
It's okay, you're there for the other ones!! We missed you though! Also thanks for the suggestion, I'm definitely gonna try to organize the white board a little bit more!!
It’s 1 am so I can’t watch scary stuff but it’s Aria so i feel safe😂🙏🏻
I’m curious, was there no way to trace the phone calls? It was it a star 67 type deal?
En France 90% des Français connaissent cette histoire !!!
Could the letters not be compared to the writing of everyone in the factory, just have them all write word for word the letter and compare? is that a real thing or only on TV shows
Why was Michael Villemin not part of the suspects list???
It's the uncle. Why did the killer call the uncle and not the dad?
My gut is saying this was the uncle just making the investigators waste time resources and patience on the union, and wild goose chase
It seems like a few people like you are suspecting the uncle! Thanks for watching and sharing your theory, Roozbeh! That's a good question as to why the uncle was called but not the dad.
@@Aria.Inthavong we should open up a PI firm. Call it Aria and Roozbeh Investigation firm and associates.
very interesting question. Why ? It is clear and logical..impossible to call the father because the father is working in his factory and does not answer directly....in 1984, there was no iphones. The crow-killer distorts his voice calling the uncle but impossible to distort his voice with the person would have answered in the factory !!! This bird is the most clever bird of all creation !! We need your Columbo about this case !!
JUMPED HERE AS SOON AS I SEE THE NOTIFICATION 🏃🏃🏃
AHHH thanks for jumping on in, LYNN!! ☺️☺️
Also thank you for having your notifications on!!
I like your cut emo Ryan Bergara I'm definitely gonna be watching more
Hahaha, I'm glad you do and I'm glad you'll be watching more! I've got some bigger projects coming out soon that I hope you'll enjoy! Thanks for being here, Crow Wheeler!
No one reported the calls and was Gregory the son of Jean Marie
Where else can this documentary be watched without joining Netflix and with English subtitles? Other sites online have it, but not with English subtitles.
Unfortunately I'm not sure, Beth! Sorry! Thanks for watching though!
What proof is there of the letter and the phone calls?
Ok so im confused.. when the "crow" is making these phone calls no one can identify the voice? Is it a man or womans voice calling? Cuz i doubt this person had voice changing technology.
No, the person disguised their voice/muffled it on the phone
@@ameliesayshola8854 🤣 I doubt they were that skilled to sound like the opposite gender. No matter how hard i muffle or disguise my voice u can still tell its a female speaking. 🤦🏻♀️
@@MakeupByPriscilla I watched the Netflix documentary. I think it’s a man but it’s really hard to tell, quality of the recordings isn’t great. You watch and decide for yourself!
@@ameliesayshola8854 i didnt know there was a documentary on it. What is it called?
@@MakeupByPriscilla look for Gregory or Little Gregory on Netflix. There’s also recordings of the harassing phone calls on UA-cam but they’re all in French. I speak French fluently and they’re hard for me to understand, the audio is pretty staticky and terrible. One of the things I don’t understand is why these people entertained conversations with the person. Some of the recordings go on for several minutes. There’s a lot more to it than simply a boy being killed, a messed up family with jealousy and rumors of incest/paternity (not Gregory himself but members of the father’s extended family).
Your jovial tone in the beginning when introducing the "case" of the tragic murder of a child is eerie. Idk. Weird. Like we all know you're exploring ppls tragic murders and monetizing it but be more subtle about your excitement lol
2:17 *Patriarch
Fantastic
Crazy case and family
A wild case indeed, Julian. Really tragic too.
That child was not kidnapped that child was killed by somebody who loves him very much and someone he knew and loved
Can you do cases in the Philippines?🥺
Calling him boss?
Must be some one from the union who the father outgrew?
That's definitely a possibility, Abhishek! I wonder if "boss" may also just be French slang that isn't translated over well. I might be wrong though!
@@Aria.Inthavong oh y god you replied !!
Any amount of theories wouldn't account for the suffering of that poor child
May that guy suffer in hell
Just say Christine and Michael....don't do french accents
“Yucchyoob”
This was on netflix
Yes! I haven't seen that doc yet, have you?
@@Aria.Inthavong yeah i saw it. Its a very compelling case. Highly recommend!
Pretty early for this vid, 11+ pm 🗿
Thank you for being so early, the Storyteller!!
@@Aria.Inthavong keep it up man, you're an amazing content creator. Hopefully someday you come to Indonesia or there's a meet up haha
Aria I'm sorry I'm out of context, when are you going to fight?
really hard hearing something like this from someone who doesn't say "feb-ee-airy" for February.
Great French accent bro
Thank you, Alexandros! I really appreciate that. And I appreciate you watching!
Please do the case of James Bulger🥹
Has alot of similarities to jonbenet ramsey.
yes but much complex and weirder.
Is that one coat black?
I won't lie, Becca, I'm confused by this question haha! But I appreciate you watching and asking!
damn
Yeah it's a rough one, Chiu. Thanks for watching though!
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YOU NEED TO LEARN HOW TO DRAW A FAMILY TREE, WITH A TIMELINE DRAW....JS
I ADORE your French accent!
I think I'm in love with you
Aww thank you! I appreciate it!