It actually kind of made me sick. When i heard the part about the intestines i almost threw up, wich is crazy because i have seen a lot of horrible stuff on the internet like Funky Town, The Macnut video and a lot of Cartel stuff.
I was blown away when the men blamed the woman for the rape, what kind of mental gymnastics is this? someone else is at fault for their actions? no freaking way.
Women in most non-western cultures are looked at as lesser than. If you ever see an indian couple going for a walk the women are always a few feet behind the man.
@@allancouceiro9255have you never heard of cases were men are let off on horrible rape charges because “they didn’t want to ruin the men’s lives” does the name Brock Turner mean nothing to you?
Honestly, I’m surprised that the defense attorney didn’t incur the wrath of the angry mob hanging around the courthouse when he so ignorantly said that, as they were clearly not happy that this horrible crime had happened.
I find it pretty shocking for India. This would have made more sense in a primarily Muslim country. I never thought Hindu people saw women in this way and I don't think they do.
@@jessicasmith6873 They killed a 65 year old woman in India in October because she was branded as a witch. Over a thousand people have died accused of witchcraft in India since 1995. Most of them women. It's a very confusing country .
@Kilallfemales on that Day one will cry, “Where is the escape?” But no! There will be no refuge. On that Day all will end up before your Lord. All will then be informed of what they have sent forth and left behind. In fact, people will testify against their own souls, (Quran 75:10-75:14) Having Quran as your photo while having that username and speaking these things. Remember that Allah sees everything, all your acts are recorded in your book and you will be held accountable on the Day of Judgement.
“In our culture there is no place for a woman” is one of the most disgusting things ive ever heard. Thousands of people at those protests would disagree.
Wat bothers me the most about this case is their lawyers statement, almost as if its the fault for any woman to get raped. Even if a woman walks naked, no one has the right to rape her.
100% agree with you, most countries are disgusting enough to actually blame the woman Africa, Russia, Afghanistan, Jamaica, Japan India and many more have this disgusting and bad attitude towards SA victims 😢😢
As an Indian I can say this case had taken the whole country by storm. The level of brutality was something no one had ever witnessed and compounded with this was the incompetence by the police. Perhaps even more disturbing is the lack of sympathy and victim blaming demonstrated by a section of society, showing how deeply rooted misogyny is. It still hasn’t changed much, in fact many rapists are holding powerful positions in the government now 😢
🤬🤬🤬 'We have the best culture!' 'In our culture there is no place for a woman!' Seriously? Are you even listening to yourself? My blood is boiling right now!
@@jamesedwardladislazerrudo1378 yes patriarchy is deeply rooted in Indian society and police are corrupt that is why rape and crime against women are very common in India
There was more than one lawyer talking filth. One was comparing women to flowers and the other said he'd throw petrol to any female relative and set her on fire.
@@KaylasStarWorld Yeah, no. The second lawyer explicitly said he would commit murder if a woman in his family acted a certain way. Freedom of speech isn't freedom of consequences.
It's always worse when it's a gang of sociopaths as opposed to just one. I think they even surprise themselves with what they're capable of when they're egging each other on.
Both cases are up there in the evil Hall of Fame for me. The event and the resulting lack of justice applied just breaks my heart. Those poor women were guilty of just existing, and they paid a horrible price for it. Live long, all victims. Those of you no longer with us, rest well. Bless up, to the rest of us.
The junko furuka case is still the worst, her lasted a very long time, very prolonged suffering and never got to see her loved ones one last time. To hell with those scumbags..
i dont think you should compare brutal murder cases. i understand association with the events being tragic and slightly similar but you cant compare the trauma of the victims. its gross and weird do better.
When those in authority treat men's abhorrent crimes like 'just mistakes' compared to women defending themselves as committing the most dishonorable thing in their life, and still faulting the women the situation they are in, yeah it's a genuinely fucked perception of reality.
I don’t think I have ever got this mad watching a video. This is so infuriating, the lack of respect for other human beings and their lives. The audacity of these people to publicly say that. Speaks volumes of how backwards thinking these cow worshippers are.
@@Kokuki39well to be fair it’s the opposite here in the west . You just don’t like what you see cause it’s the opposite of what you’re used to seeing happen
I couldn't help but cringe and shiver in physical reaction to everything that happened to Jyoti. I can't believe she survived all that, even for a short amount of time. My heart goes out to her family.
Happened a decade ago in Delhi. My hometown is just few miles away from the incident. I was in grade 12 back then, and can clearly remember the shock wave that spread throughout capitol region after this incidence. Females were scared regarding their safety
My mouth stayed open most of the time throughout this story. 😮 I am struggling to find words to comment on the brutality and ignorance of these "men" and their disgusting lawyers. The victim shaming is what really makes my blood boil.
There are horrendous street interview videos in Delhi India with questions to men that focus around S.A. and women’s autonomy. They have a pervasive and horrible social plague seemingly.
@@gb8602 Well, some places are comparatively safer. But overall it's still worse, especially the bigger metropolitan cities which are known for being unsafe. But yeah, ig dangerous stuff could take place anywhere as men here are quite horrible to women. Abuse is very common, and misogyny runs along most men, and even a high number of women.
India is safe for tourists as long as you take adequate precautions like stop going to slums and weird places 👍 There are millions of tourists and nothing happens to them. Only those people living in $1 a night “hotels” go and bitch about safety lmao.
17-18 Million tourist coming to India every years says otherwise. It is unsafe but if you are aware enough then you would have a good time. Also there are much more than Delhi,Agra,Varanasi. I have travelled to all states of the country except a couple in Northeast and let me tell you not all places are unsafe. Most of the unsafe places are in the North India otherwise India is beautiful. Avoid big cities and you are mostly fine. I would also recommend you to travel South India because it looks like you haven't travelled much. My elder sister also travels a lot solo and she has a similar view as mine. As an Indian you don't even know your own country apart from the region you are from and still make such a statement for this huge country. Travel places other than north India and see for yourselves.By north India I mean states like UP,Bihar,West Bengal,Jharkhand,MP,Delhi,Some parts of Rajasthan,Chattisgarh and some parts of Gujarat and Maharashtra.
I'm ethnically Indian, living in the US. Both of my parents have a deep hatred of Indian society for this exact reason. The extreme sexism, the pervasive homophobia and transphobia, and of course, the rampant colorism. And if you're smart and talented but don't come from a wealthy family, you still have no prayer of social mobility. Upon travelling around India as an adult, I've seen firsthand how backwards it can be. While things do seem to be getting better, it's still far from acceptable.
I can get leaving the more "stable" person on the floor and choosing to focus on the poor woman whose insides were on the outside. It's not ideal, but one crisis at a time.
My God!!!!! Is this truly how the majority of the men in this country think about women?!?!?!?! Not only were the killers actions horrific, but their comments and their attorneys comments are completely deplorable!!!!! I can't believe this poor woman actually lived as long as she did after her attack. She was extremely strong. May she rest in peace and her loved ones find some peace as well.
@@ElleD308 it really makes me question what it actually takes to earn a "degree" over there to become a person of "authority" or obtain a position of "importance"
Thank you for covering this. A lot of people aren't willing to because of UA-cams censorship/monetization rules. People need to know. As a woman this makes me feel things I can't describe. The brutality against us is unmatched. You are forced to live in such fear that you can't live a full, authentic life. If you're brave enough to go see a movie at 9pm, you risk having the worst thing happen go you and be blamed for it.
Man, you always strike the perfect balance of respectful + informative. This has become my favorite UA-cam channel by such a wide margin. Keep it up, man.
I'm Indian living in the US, and while our culture is rife with misogyny, many people use these cases as a vehicle for racism, thank you first of all for being fair in this. Secondly, while there are so many disgusting and vile men in this case, I want to say that Jyoti's father is very special. The way he cared for his daughter no matter what she wanted to do, and also worked to support women and victims after Jyoti's death is genuinely beautiful. A light that came out of such a horrific situation. Again thank you for covering this case and being respectful, I hope that somehow in the future things change for the better.
Jyotis father is a wonderfull example for how a father should be. It's so terrible what happend to her. I feel sorry for her family as well and her boyfriend.
This is one of the most brutal cases. Forgive me for skipping this video. I remember reading this article to my bf and becoming visibly ill. My heart breaks for the woman and her family.
The minute you started talking about this case, I remembered with dread exactly what happened - this case will never leave me. Your examination of all the details from the incident to the outcome is equally baffling. The levels of misogyny within the culture is sickening and terrifying, and this is why blind tolerance of other cultures is unacceptable.
As a Canadian, I'd consider walking home at 9pm with a boyfriend after watching "Life of Pi" to be a super wholesome activity. Here that would be a sweet and innocent thing to do, even for a teenager. It blows my mind that it could be seen as wrong anywhere to do what she was doing when she was attacked. I'm beyond horrified. We have it so good here and dont even know it.
Because on our side we are reasonable to think hanging out at night is not equivalent to adultery, delinquency, or whatever other mental gymnastic "sin" true criminals try to justify their brutalities on anyone living life at night. It's a matter of when will they ramp up their efforts in making their authorities and criminals accountable for their actions regardless of their twisted traditional beliefs, in which seems like not much change has happened since per the comments.
Sadly that was just an excuse that they produced, post being apprehended. It had nothing to do with the crime itself. They were on the prowl and they would have grabbed anyone they found, irrespective of whether it was a couple, or a single girl. They are, or rather were, trying to shift the focus away from their perverted heinous crime. As far as culture goes, "dating" is still not something thats highly regarded in the society. But no one ever goes beyond gossiping as a reaction to that.
Out of the 6 , 4 were executed , 1 died before trial, but sadly , Mohammed Afroz was sentenced to the maximum of three years in prison under Juvenile Justice laws , because he was 17 when the crime was committed . And he's now free .
@@allancouceiro9255This took place in New Delhi, which is about 95% Hindu, so the perpetrators and most people involved in blaming the women were most likely Hindu.
@@allancouceiro9255 As do many forms of Christianity and Judaism, then. As does Confucianism, then. As do many world religions, most likely. Taking the fact that people in a certain culture tend to blame women for their own assaults as saying something about that culture’s predominant religion is a dangerous game. I’m not saying that religion *isn’t* a factor, but if you’re going to draw such a bold link between cultural attitudes and religion, you’re indicting many religions, VERY MUCH including Christianity. I grew up in the South, and BOY OH BOY is it common for Southern Evangelical Christians to blame women for being assaulted. I’m not saying everyone does it, but is VERY common in that culture. Does this say something about Christianity? Maybe it does. Not all Christians think this way, certainly, but many conservative Christians do and are very open about it, and victim-blaming is definitely deeply entrenched in many conservative Christian societies. Non-religious people in the Western world are certainly overall less likely to blame women than people who call themselves Christians. In conclusion: if you want to blame Hinduism for everything here, go ahead, but just acknowledge the implications for Christianity or probably any other religion that you might happen to like. (And no, before you say it, I’m not saying that all religions are exactly the same in their treatment of women. Most religions have certain more liberal sects whose adherents are less likely to victim-blame and other more conservative sects whose members and more likely to do it, and the overall distribution of people among liberal and conservative sects certainly varies for different religions.)
@@allancouceiro9255 Communities in which there is a very strong cultural tendency to blame the woman: 1. Most conservative Catholic communities 2. Southern Evangelical Christian communities 3. Hasidic communities 4. Many non-Hasidic Orthodox communities
@@allancouceiro9255 Do all Christians blame women for their rapes? Absolutely not. In the Western world, though, religious people in general are certainly more *likely* to blame women than secular people. Furthermore, people from more conservative sects of any given religion are certainly more likely to do so than people from more liberal sects. It’s pretty common in conservative Catholic communities, VERY, VERY common in Southern Evangelical communities, and quite common in Hasidic and even some non-Hasidic conservative Jewish communities. Does that mean every single person in these communities has this attitude? Absolutely not, but it’s MUCH more common in these communities than it is in the general population in the western world.
i remember when this happened.... sadly .... as an indian... sad to say nothing has changed in culture and people yet.... still horrible .... even among expats indians living abroad... attitude and perversion is still horrible
This is one horrific case! How can this happen? Those men are so sick! You give us these stories with much sadness. You are a great story teller and I can feel your empathy. Keep up your great work ok ! And take care of you, as it is so hard to hear of these things!
Its quite a disgusting, ignorant, male dominated country. From the policeman in the beginning that couldn't be bothered to report the bus, all the way to the interviews with the lawyers and criminals both. They unnecessarily moved her and inadvertently killed her, demonstrating the incompetence of the doctors and hospital. The only thing that redeemed India as a country is the fact that they refused to hear appeals and carried out the death penalty in a pretty timely fashion. Besides that, I thank God that I wasn't born there.
no!!!..really??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣....look to your own backyard first and if you find there have been no crimes against women at all, then you can make this comment...(if you live in Antartica, you can make this comment freely)...
Its an absolute s**thole of a stain on the world. I have been unfortunate enough to have to travel there for work a few times. Someone would want to be out of their mind to go there willingly
This coming from the USA that has never voted in a female president in 300 years? The Indian population already voted in 2 female prime miniters in 80 years 🥱, and currently has a female president.
One of the most brutal crimes, this one sticks with you. Horrible to think that one of them is out living a resonable normal life and probably will do something bad again at some point.
@@monkofdarktimesI read many comments and all this commenter is trying to do is justify the action basically saying "It happens everywhere in the world".But this is irrelevant here.Here we are talking not just about how all this happened but the reaction of some "Brainless"Humans to the Brutality of the crime....
@@miraculousmarinette4248when Ted Bundy or Jeffrey Dahmer documentaries come out nobody is saying “this is America”. Stop with your bullshit. There’s somethings that happen everywhere and normal people can realize it.
you still had faith in humanity? I guess I've lost it when I was about 15, now I'm 50+ and nothing need to make me sick anymore, it's a constant condition, the level only increasing.
Kyle, are you doing well? You look a bit tired in this video… Please don’t overwork yourself, we can always wait for another great video. I was just thinking about how I wanted to watch your videos when this one popped up saying it was posted an hour ago. Made my bad day happier! I know you’ve lived here in Japan at some point but I don’t know how much you’re aware about our situation anymore. I’ve been wanting to support your Patreon for a long time, but I just can’t afford it right now… Our economy is doing so bad lately, and because I’m epileptic and suicidal I can’t find another job after being fired from my old one because of my seizures… I hope I can support your channel soon. I’m sure you know life here can get hard and it’s hard to get help too because of how we perceive mental illness, but your videos help me a lot with getting over the struggles I deal with everyday. I don’t know if this comment will reach you, but if it does I ask you to always take care of yourself. Thank you for your hard work always! 頑張ってね！
I’m sorry, I only now saw you’ve answered my comments :( So glad to hear that! Thank you for your kind wishes and I hope for your best health always! I am doing better, soon I’ll be able to be part of your Patreon! Keep up the hard work and kindness. We will always be here to support you and your awesome content
@billymadyson you are wrong, he does facilitate actions to human trafficking. He just tries to gimmick it in a way that his followers don't take offense.
Its not the corruption but actually the basic human rights that allow even the most gruesome criminals. Unfortunately this the flip side of democracy and human rights
@@65firered search about Sylvie linkens and the amount of school shootings in US is Not common here And you can also watch sound of freedom Not saying anyone is better tho Every country have their goods or bad part ( Except south korea , Japan maybe because there culprits like these don't even get punished from what I have heard )
What really made me angry about it is that these people blamed the victims for what happened to them. The legal systems and laws around the world really need to change. Things have to change. Rest easy, Jyoti Singh (1989-2012)
One of the few true crime youtubers I watch religiously, love how factual and clear you are. I specially love how you give us all the details and start from the very beginning, something a lot of true crime youtubers forget to do, and my attention span is not the best but with how clear you are I am always focused as to what you are saying and I always understand! Keep doing what you are doing, Kyle!
I had no idea the body could survive something like that, nor manage to remain any sense of consciousness. Her want to live gave her unimaginable strength during the attack, it's heartbreaking how the medical/policitcal decisions are what caused her to pass despite that. I watch endless hours of true crime videos & this is the first time I've heard this case, this is one of few that shocked me regardless of how desensitised I am. Up there with Junko Furuta
the quotes at the end from the attackers and lawyers were just….god it put my stomach in twists even more. its absolutely sickening. how dare they plead for lives with what they did to poor jyoti.
as a Pakistani I can unfortunately say that every despicable thing those men said in their statements is quite common inthose countries. slut shaming, victim shaming, and setting "dishonorable women" on fire. I don't say this to excuse their actions or words, it's just that there is still a lot of people there with this disgusting way of thinking
You're absolutely one of my favorite crime UA-camrs. Your style is unique & your research is very thorough & you always remain respectful to the victims. Thank you for all of your hard work ❤️
Always so heartbreaking. NO ONE deserves this. This poor woman. I'm happy they were not allowed any mercy, suffering for up to 30 mins. So so so incredibly heartbreaking. So heartbreaking. This one is up there with Junko. Why are women always blamed for the actions of others.
@@stamatedragosc.2302 this is a MALE issue not a race issue. Every single woman across every racial background across every country has been harassed by a man at least once
@@kimblandino oh boohoo, you poor male. The fact that you are even trying to equate those Things is beyond embarassing. I can assure you being "harassed" for Money (tf does that even mean😂) is Not even remotely comparable to being harassed sexually.
Oh, Kyle. I truly hope you are okay after researching such a case. I understood and accepted your warning at the beginning but truly, i was not prepared for this case. How horrible 😢🖤 "When being raped,she shouldn't fight back. She should just be silent and allow the rape." Jesus Christ. There are truly monsters in this world. .
India is a failed society. There were so many gross aspects to this story. The first 3 police officers who did not help the man who was robbed. The villains themselves. The passerby’s who saw the couple was hurt and kept going. The hospital staff who left the boyfriend on the floor to suffer initially. The lawyer. There are so many sociopaths in one place that I’d never risk traveling there.
As an Aussie, I went on vacation to India for the first time ever in 2012 and spent a month travelling around including spending time in Delhi. I loved it and the experience put India in my heart as this wonderful place. When I came home, I was telling everyone what a great place it was and how much I had loved travelling around the country. About 2 days after I had arrived back I saw this in the news and everyone who I'd been speaking to about my trip told me they'd never want to go there. It saddened me and I spent a lot of time following this case. Until this day, I am still sickened by it more than most other crimes I've read about. It was such a contrast to the India I had seen.
India is a large country with a lot of people. Unfortunately there are lots of crappy people just because of the number. But this stuff happens everywhere - even in low crime places like Japan and Australia.
I am so familiar with this case, I can't bring myself to watch . . . . For the first time, I have to pass up one of your informative vides. This case broke my heart for years.
I could scream my head off here! How barbaric can this country still be? So glad justice was served! Diretrip, youtube will not allow me to vent my true comments & feelings here, please know I am mortified...Lucy in Canada
HA, the lawyers??? Are you kidding me? I truly am beside myself...Boys will be boys, can anyone believe this??? What crying on the gallows, poor baby's...Just a lovely little girl who went out to a movie with her boyfriend...
This story always makes me very queasy and lightheaded. It's diabolical and its the story that made me finally get over my fantasy of visiting India alone. The scariest part is that these type of Femicide cases keep happening in that country...
oh man... india seems to have a LONG way to... reach a minimum standard. so many statements of the involved seem extremely shady (not to mention the reprehensible ones). it is sad, it makes me actually sad, to have such a rich and colorful culture having this incredibly horrific shit woven into it.
i'm not usually shocked by the things that people do to eachother, but the part where her organs were literally taken out of her body WHILE she was alive? Horrific and shocking. I cannot even imagine the horror she went through. It's disturbing how horrible people can be.
Amazing details of a gruesome case. I am so surprised I have not heard of this poor woman and man. Thank you for bringing this very important case to light.
I can't believe they moved her so soon! What happened to her is beyond the pale, makes me doubt they're human at all. Wtf is wrong with this world that so many people don't know or care about right and wrong? This is absolutely sickening, how they think is demonic. At least the court did the right thing as much as possible.That boy beter not ever step out of line again, not even a little!
That’s so sick but the response from the people is what I love to see and shows how much love and compassion is left in the world, being a man and not having the ability to protect the woman you love I feel so bad for the two in this situation.
Kyle, thank you for covering this gut wrenching case while showing respect for the victims. I had to pause about half way through…my mind couldn’t process why some freaks are such wastes of air & how others could agree with such evil. I’m sure this one really took a toll on you. 😔
I'm really glad that you covered this case because other than the BBC making the Documentary you added alot more that we were never allowed to hear before because obviously countries like India i.e. Delhi there focus is on Tourists and the Revenue it brings in as we've heard and not about women that are treated like second class citizens. All these Countries have their beliefs and ways of running their Countries and of Course the way we live in the West is completely different, but R*pe and Murder are wrong No Matter what Country you live in.
The fact that they turned around and blamed the victims is insane.
Welcome to Indian culture
That is a narcissist's audacity for you.
@@wpeniche It's EVERY culture.
@@kalipw0210 definitely not every culture
@@kalipw0210no it is definately not
Not gonna lie thought he was exaggerating how bad this case was. He in fact was not.
I have heard a lot of awful cases, this one was by far one of the worst.
It actually kind of made me sick. When i heard the part about the intestines i almost threw up, wich is crazy because i have seen a lot of horrible stuff on the internet like Funky Town, The Macnut video and a lot of Cartel stuff.
This just lays the crappy situation in India bare for all the world to see. It's a horrifying case to listen too.
same im hearing it in the background while playing games and when he started with the disembowilng on the bus i was like wtf
after certain threshold of brutality is crossed... it becomes a binary choices....
I was blown away when the men blamed the woman for the rape, what kind of mental gymnastics is this? someone else is at fault for their actions? no freaking way.
It’s their normal culture, you’re just now hearing about it, but has been that way forever with them.
Women in most non-western cultures are looked at as lesser than. If you ever see an indian couple going for a walk the women are always a few feet behind the man.
@@Adam-326 Name me one westernized culture where women don't have the same rights as men.
@@subzero07094that is only because women walk slower in guess. The first part is true
@@allancouceiro9255have you never heard of cases were men are let off on horrible rape charges because “they didn’t want to ruin the men’s lives” does the name Brock Turner mean nothing to you?
The fact that those lawyers can say despicable things like that and are still able to be involved in a "judicial" process is absolutely horrific
Honestly, I’m surprised that the defense attorney didn’t incur the wrath of the angry mob hanging around the courthouse when he so ignorantly said that, as they were clearly not happy that this horrible crime had happened.
I mean north american lawyers aren't much better. They've made a business out of lying and shit as well
I find it pretty shocking for India. This would have made more sense in a primarily Muslim country. I never thought Hindu people saw women in this way and I don't think they do.
@@jessicasmith6873dont be surprise when a majority of the world doesnt have our values
@@jessicasmith6873 They killed a 65 year old woman in India in October because she was branded as a witch. Over a thousand people have died accused of witchcraft in India since 1995. Most of them women.
It's a very confusing country .
"Boys make mistakes"??
R AND DISEMBOWELMENT ISNT A MISTAKE! wtf!?
@Kilallfemales
on that Day one will cry, “Where is the escape?”
But no! There will be no refuge.
On that Day all will end up before your Lord.
All will then be informed of what they have sent forth and left behind.
In fact, people will testify against their own souls,
(Quran 75:10-75:14)
Having Quran as your photo while having that username and speaking these things. Remember that Allah sees everything, all your acts are recorded in your book and you will be held accountable on the Day of Judgement.
don't you just hate it when you slip, fall, and commit a heinous crime?
“In our culture there is no place for a woman” is one of the most disgusting things ive ever heard. Thousands of people at those protests would disagree.
Absolutely disgusting!!
I think these kinds of people fail to realize they wouldn't even be here if it weren't for a woman.
@@CatWhisperer570sadly, most of them think it’s the only reason women exist
Yes True, wonder where they think people come from. If you call them “people”.
It's as if none of them had mothers, grandmothers, aunts, sisters, daughters etc......
Wat bothers me the most about this case is their lawyers statement, almost as if its the fault for any woman to get raped. Even if a woman walks naked, no one has the right to rape her.
100% agree with you, most countries are disgusting enough to actually blame the woman Africa, Russia, Afghanistan, Jamaica, Japan India and many more have this disgusting and bad attitude towards SA victims 😢😢
@@jacquelinerobinson7844 it still happens in Australia to some degree - it's disgusting
Well walking around naked wouldn't be a very smart idea.
@@NickyBlue99before clothes were invented, people walked around naked all of the time. It’s not a fuc**** excuse.
And yet some people still claim women don’t have rights here in the USA
As an Indian I can say this case had taken the whole country by storm. The level of brutality was something no one had ever witnessed and compounded with this was the incompetence by the police. Perhaps even more disturbing is the lack of sympathy and victim blaming demonstrated by a section of society, showing how deeply rooted misogyny is. It still hasn’t changed much, in fact many rapists are holding powerful positions in the government now 😢
😐…we shall all 🙏✨be judged by a higher power!✨
@@minh132 Because birth control will totally prevent bowel purging, sure.
@@minh132what does this have to do with anything said in the main comment? “I just gotta try to stir the pot!!”
@@minh132 wow.. just wow.. I could say that to YOUR parents too lol
@katybug6572 considering there are more females in India, than there are white people on the planet it would be grossly inaccurate.
🤬🤬🤬 'We have the best culture!' 'In our culture there is no place for a woman!' Seriously? Are you even listening to yourself? My blood is boiling right now!
😢😢😢 I know it's a nightmare and no doubt those so called lawyers have probably SA women from their comments
Indian men and society is no better than Afghanistan and Iran
Indian society will not be controlled by women. Western countries could only hope to have that luxury again someday.
@@jasong428 India will never live up to its potential with its Mughal era mindset. It'll stay "developing" and poor.
@@jamesedwardladislazerrudo1378 yes patriarchy is deeply rooted in Indian society and police are corrupt that is why rape and crime against women are very common in India
His Lawyer also deserved to be arrested for such statements.
There was more than one lawyer talking filth. One was comparing women to flowers and the other said he'd throw petrol to any female relative and set her on fire.
Its fucked up but there's still freedom of speech.
@@ThePrryns Don't hate the player, hate the game.
@@ThePrrynsshut up
@@KaylasStarWorld Yeah, no. The second lawyer explicitly said he would commit murder if a woman in his family acted a certain way. Freedom of speech isn't freedom of consequences.
So many countries that still don't respect women's rights. It's horrifying, disturbing and completely outrageous. 😢
Just look at south africa! The cops don't care
eh... men's rights arent any better...
Including the US.
@@johnynoway9127woman suffer more, especially from the dominant species
@johnynoway9127 no way bro said that
I’ve seen this case before, it’s so brutal and sadistic, I dare say it’s up there with Junko Furuka case.
It's always worse when it's a gang of sociopaths as opposed to just one. I think they even surprise themselves with what they're capable of when they're egging each other on.
Both cases are up there in the evil Hall of Fame for me. The event and the resulting lack of justice applied just breaks my heart. Those poor women were guilty of just existing, and they paid a horrible price for it. Live long, all victims. Those of you no longer with us, rest well. Bless up, to the rest of us.
The junko furuka case is still the worst, her lasted a very long time, very prolonged suffering and never got to see her loved ones one last time. To hell with those scumbags..
This case in no way compares to Junko.
i dont think you should compare brutal murder cases. i understand association with the events being tragic and slightly similar but you cant compare the trauma of the victims. its gross and weird do better.
These lawyers are savages themselves. This kind of thinking must be insanely prevalent over there.
When those in authority treat men's abhorrent crimes like 'just mistakes' compared to women defending themselves as committing the most dishonorable thing in their life, and still faulting the women the situation they are in, yeah it's a genuinely fucked perception of reality.
It is
I don’t think I have ever got this mad watching a video. This is so infuriating, the lack of respect for other human beings and their lives. The audacity of these people to publicly say that. Speaks volumes of how backwards thinking these cow worshippers are.
@@Kokuki39well to be fair it’s the opposite here in the west . You just don’t like what you see cause it’s the opposite of what you’re used to seeing happen
@@Joe-qm4yv Sir, get on up out of here with that
I couldn't help but cringe and shiver in physical reaction to everything that happened to Jyoti. I can't believe she survived all that, even for a short amount of time. My heart goes out to her family.
And the boyfriend.... He was left on the floor for hours nakd on his blood with his body broken
@@ElleD308 I know! I can't even imagine and I can't fathom why he would have been left like that! It's beyond terrible!
Holy fuck, thanks for the warning. I don't think I can watch this vid. It's gonna infuriate me and increase my Blood pressure 😢
@@eddieray it's a rough one for sure.
@@ElleD308 He's so heroic for fighting back and doing everything he could.
He "failed to protect her" against multiple people??? "Shouldn't have been out at night?" How is this something they can say??
Happened a decade ago in Delhi. My hometown is just few miles away from the incident. I was in grade 12 back then, and can clearly remember the shock wave that spread throughout capitol region after this incidence. Females were scared regarding their safety
Has anything happened to the lawyers that defended these monsters?
I hope safety for all women over there. Stay 💪
@@Last.word-Sydney- naa india is very soft and liberal country. In middle east they might be stoned to deatg
@@akarshswrld stop with this whataboutism, worse state of some other country won't mitigate yours.
My mouth stayed open most of the time throughout this story. 😮 I am struggling to find words to comment on the brutality and ignorance of these "men" and their disgusting lawyers. The victim shaming is what really makes my blood boil.
Legit, this video took me a lot longer to write than usual because I kept getting depressed from those parts
@diretrip Well, you did a great job covering this heavy case.
Much ❤️from Texas!
First time encountering non-western culture?
@AmonAnon-vw3hr I drink, eat, and breathe criminology, so no, not new to stories abroad. This was just particularly savage.
@@AmonAnon-vw3hrwhat a strange comment.
There are horrendous street interview videos in Delhi India with questions to men that focus around S.A. and women’s autonomy. They have a pervasive and horrible social plague seemingly.
The justifications made by the perpetrators are sickening. You really have to ask as a society what makes these men feel so entitled?
Indian culture
Never got punched due to caste system. Ever man needs to be taught his place in order to teach others.
@@NickyBlue99 I know plenty of American men that whole heartedly agree with those principles... it's literally every where.
@Snarl_Marx your myths and fantasies aren't real people lol.
@@NickyBlue99 How do you explain away all the people that protested in support of the victims?
I'm not even shocked. Nothing surprises me anymore. I'm so sick of humanity.
As an Indian, straight up I don't recommend any tourists coming here. This place is straight up unsafe. Especially for women.
does it depend on the location as well or would you say everywhere?
@@gb8602 Well, some places are comparatively safer.
But overall it's still worse, especially the bigger metropolitan cities which are known for being unsafe.
But yeah, ig dangerous stuff could take place anywhere as men here are quite horrible to women.
Abuse is very common, and misogyny runs along most men, and even a high number of women.
I would recommend not coming alone. Better to come in a group or with at least one other person.
India is safe for tourists as long as you take adequate precautions like stop going to slums and weird places 👍
There are millions of tourists and nothing happens to them.
Only those people living in $1 a night “hotels” go and bitch about safety lmao.
17-18 Million tourist coming to India every years says otherwise. It is unsafe but if you are aware enough then you would have a good time. Also there are much more than Delhi,Agra,Varanasi. I have travelled to all states of the country except a couple in Northeast and let me tell you not all places are unsafe. Most of the unsafe places are in the North India otherwise India is beautiful. Avoid big cities and you are mostly fine. I would also recommend you to travel South India because it looks like you haven't travelled much. My elder sister also travels a lot solo and she has a similar view as mine. As an Indian you don't even know your own country apart from the region you are from and still make such a statement for this huge country. Travel places other than north India and see for yourselves.By north India I mean states like UP,Bihar,West Bengal,Jharkhand,MP,Delhi,Some parts of Rajasthan,Chattisgarh and some parts of Gujarat and Maharashtra.
So India sounds like a horrible place to be after hearing this case. So many random people refused to show any empathy or to help when it was needed.
it basically is lol they wont let go of very old concepts very tragic for women there
yeah like the rest of the world
Always was
Some parts are awful, some parts are great. Can't generalize a whole country from this.
I'm ethnically Indian, living in the US. Both of my parents have a deep hatred of Indian society for this exact reason. The extreme sexism, the pervasive homophobia and transphobia, and of course, the rampant colorism. And if you're smart and talented but don't come from a wealthy family, you still have no prayer of social mobility. Upon travelling around India as an adult, I've seen firsthand how backwards it can be. While things do seem to be getting better, it's still far from acceptable.
Gee-zus. This poor couple was assaulted by the perpetrators, the hospital (being left naked and bleeding on the floor), and the justice system.
I can get leaving the more "stable" person on the floor and choosing to focus on the poor woman whose insides were on the outside. It's not ideal, but one crisis at a time.
My God!!!!! Is this truly how the majority of the men in this country think about women?!?!?!?! Not only were the killers actions horrific, but their comments and their attorneys comments are completely deplorable!!!!! I can't believe this poor woman actually lived as long as she did after her attack. She was extremely strong. May she rest in peace and her loved ones find some peace as well.
That poor woman. How can anyone do that? I will never understand evil.
Prisoners giving more justice than the actual system...
The absolute incompetence of everyone involved who is supposed to be there to help (i.e. police, nurses, lawyers, etc) like what the actual fuck man
Insanity, the hospital staff were like from a saw movie. The lack of empathy and crp humanity
@@ElleD308 it really makes me question what it actually takes to earn a "degree" over there to become a person of "authority" or obtain a position of "importance"
even though the video went over it, the cops who ignored the initial report of the bus robbery should be ashamed
Thank you for covering this. A lot of people aren't willing to because of UA-cams censorship/monetization rules. People need to know. As a woman this makes me feel things I can't describe. The brutality against us is unmatched. You are forced to live in such fear that you can't live a full, authentic life. If you're brave enough to go see a movie at 9pm, you risk having the worst thing happen go you and be blamed for it.
Just like the fear a man has of being accused of sexual assault or &
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@@franco30528 A man is much more likely to be raped himself than to be falsely accused of rape
Oh please, franco, go read a book@@franco30528
Man, you always strike the perfect balance of respectful + informative. This has become my favorite UA-cam channel by such a wide margin. Keep it up, man.
Huh a warning for this case at the beginning. It can’t be that bad.
It was indeed worse than I thought. 😢
I'm Indian living in the US, and while our culture is rife with misogyny, many people use these cases as a vehicle for racism, thank you first of all for being fair in this. Secondly, while there are so many disgusting and vile men in this case, I want to say that Jyoti's father is very special. The way he cared for his daughter no matter what she wanted to do, and also worked to support women and victims after Jyoti's death is genuinely beautiful. A light that came out of such a horrific situation. Again thank you for covering this case and being respectful, I hope that somehow in the future things change for the better.
❤❤❤
Jyotis father is a wonderfull example for how a father should be.
It's so terrible what happend to her. I feel sorry for her family as well and her boyfriend.
The attitude towards women there hasn't changed. They simply cover it up better.
Yep, and here in America, thousands of females stomp around and protest and cheer for hamas. Unbeleiveable
The 30-y/o looks 60. The 20-y/o looks 40. The 19-y/o looks 30. Bizarre!!
I can’t even imagine if my dad loved me that little, so he would set me alight if I had premarried activities. Just because of shame. Awful
How dare you be so racist about a brilliant culture that we should all respect and welcome into our lands with open arms
@@Rumpleforeskin77lmao a culture where there's no respect for women.
@@Rumpleforeskin77 I hope this is satire...
@@Fitz1993it seems like it. I think he’s throwing a jab to the America government letting their borders open which I agree is such a stupid idea.
Obviously it's satire, are you regarded?@@Fitz1993
This is one of the most brutal cases. Forgive me for skipping this video. I remember reading this article to my bf and becoming visibly ill. My heart breaks for the woman and her family.
The minute you started talking about this case, I remembered with dread exactly what happened - this case will never leave me.
Your examination of all the details from the incident to the outcome is equally baffling. The levels of misogyny within the culture is sickening and terrifying, and this is why blind tolerance of other cultures is unacceptable.
Them asking the crowd for salvation after what they did just shows evil has no remorse.
As a Canadian, I'd consider walking home at 9pm with a boyfriend after watching "Life of Pi" to be a super wholesome activity. Here that would be a sweet and innocent thing to do, even for a teenager. It blows my mind that it could be seen as wrong anywhere to do what she was doing when she was attacked. I'm beyond horrified. We have it so good here and dont even know it.
Because on our side we are reasonable to think hanging out at night is not equivalent to adultery, delinquency, or whatever other mental gymnastic "sin" true criminals try to justify their brutalities on anyone living life at night. It's a matter of when will they ramp up their efforts in making their authorities and criminals accountable for their actions regardless of their twisted traditional beliefs, in which seems like not much change has happened since per the comments.
Sadly that was just an excuse that they produced, post being apprehended. It had nothing to do with the crime itself. They were on the prowl and they would have grabbed anyone they found, irrespective of whether it was a couple, or a single girl. They are, or rather were, trying to shift the focus away from their perverted heinous crime. As far as culture goes, "dating" is still not something thats highly regarded in the society. But no one ever goes beyond gossiping as a reaction to that.
Out of the 6 , 4 were executed , 1 died before trial, but sadly , Mohammed Afroz was sentenced to the maximum of three years in prison under Juvenile Justice laws , because he was 17 when the crime was committed . And he's now free .
Yes we know, we watched the video.
He should have been charged as an adult! Maybe her younger brother might get another chance at him in 3years (or whenever he gets let out)
How could a grown man that plays with transformers dolls be so smug?@@wpeniche
Someone should ensure southern justice.
@@gayealisir5661 because I’m man enough to share my passion and joy with the world on things I could never afford as a child.
I've never heard of this one. Thanks for the upload, Kyle.
I was shocked to hear them claim the women were at fault to their rapes!
@@allancouceiro9255This took place in New Delhi, which is about 95% Hindu, so the perpetrators and most people involved in blaming the women were most likely Hindu.
@@allancouceiro9255 As do many forms of Christianity and Judaism, then. As does Confucianism, then. As do many world religions, most likely.
Taking the fact that people in a certain culture tend to blame women for their own assaults as saying something about that culture’s predominant religion is a dangerous game. I’m not saying that religion *isn’t* a factor, but if you’re going to draw such a bold link between cultural attitudes and religion, you’re indicting many religions, VERY MUCH including Christianity. I grew up in the South, and BOY OH BOY is it common for Southern Evangelical Christians to blame women for being assaulted. I’m not saying everyone does it, but is VERY common in that culture.
Does this say something about Christianity? Maybe it does. Not all Christians think this way, certainly, but many conservative Christians do and are very open about it, and victim-blaming is definitely deeply entrenched in many conservative Christian societies. Non-religious people in the Western world are certainly overall less likely to blame women than people who call themselves Christians.
In conclusion: if you want to blame Hinduism for everything here, go ahead, but just acknowledge the implications for Christianity or probably any other religion that you might happen to like.
(And no, before you say it, I’m not saying that all religions are exactly the same in their treatment of women. Most religions have certain more liberal sects whose adherents are less likely to victim-blame and other more conservative sects whose members and more likely to do it, and the overall distribution of people among liberal and conservative sects certainly varies for different religions.)
@@allancouceiro9255 As so do many strains of Christianity and Judaism, then.
@@allancouceiro9255
Communities in which there is a very strong cultural tendency to blame the woman:
1. Most conservative Catholic communities
2. Southern Evangelical Christian communities
3. Hasidic communities
4. Many non-Hasidic Orthodox communities
@@allancouceiro9255 Do all Christians blame women for their rapes? Absolutely not.
In the Western world, though, religious people in general are certainly more *likely* to blame women than secular people. Furthermore, people from more conservative sects of any given religion are certainly more likely to do so than people from more liberal sects. It’s pretty common in conservative Catholic communities, VERY, VERY common in Southern Evangelical communities, and quite common in Hasidic and even some non-Hasidic conservative Jewish communities. Does that mean every single person in these communities has this attitude? Absolutely not, but it’s MUCH more common in these communities than it is in the general population in the western world.
i remember when this happened.... sadly .... as an indian... sad to say nothing has changed in culture and people yet.... still horrible .... even among expats indians living abroad... attitude and perversion is still horrible
At least so many men and women showed up to protest. That shows that a good number of people do want things to change for the better
This one is seriously rough. Seriously.✌️
This is one horrific case! How can this happen? Those men are so sick! You give us these stories with much sadness. You are a great story teller and I can feel your empathy. Keep up your great work ok ! And take care of you, as it is so hard to hear of these things!
Its wonderful to see the amount of men also taking to the streets to support women against this(and other)heinous crimes against women ❤
Its quite a disgusting, ignorant, male dominated country.
From the policeman in the beginning that couldn't be bothered to report the bus, all the way to the interviews with the lawyers and criminals both.
They unnecessarily moved her and inadvertently killed her, demonstrating the incompetence of the doctors and hospital.
The only thing that redeemed India as a country is the fact that they refused to hear appeals and carried out the death penalty in a pretty timely fashion.
Besides that, I thank God that I wasn't born there.
what a misogynistic nation.
no!!!..really??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣....look to your own backyard first and if you find there have been no crimes against women at all, then you can make this comment...(if you live in Antartica, you can make this comment freely)...
Check out his page and see all those crimes
Its an absolute s**thole of a stain on the world. I have been unfortunate enough to have to travel there for work a few times. Someone would want to be out of their mind to go there willingly
@@custardgannet4836 yeh Ive heard terrible stories about that place especially hygiene wise. Its the last place I would wana go.
This coming from the USA that has never voted in a female president in 300 years?
The Indian population already voted in 2 female prime miniters in 80 years 🥱, and currently has a female president.
One of the most brutal crimes, this one sticks with you. Horrible to think that one of them is out living a resonable normal life and probably will do something bad again at some point.
WTAF?!!! As a survivor of SA and having such ignorance of victim blaming... it's FUCKING horrendous. Everything they said!
It was after this case i made a decision to never go to india. What a disgrace
Its beyond rape they pulled out her guts for F sake
I’m still processing it.
It's India, is anyone really suprised???
well we are not surprised with the current events happening in the US, UK, Ireland, Germany, Sweden, France, etc., ...enjoy
Seems like you haven't read the cases of Japan ,Korea , China & Europe
@@monkofdarktimesI read many comments and all this commenter is trying to do is justify the action basically saying "It happens everywhere in the world".But this is irrelevant here.Here we are talking not just about how all this happened but the reaction of some "Brainless"Humans to the Brutality of the crime....
@@miraculousmarinette4248when Ted Bundy or Jeffrey Dahmer documentaries come out nobody is saying “this is America”.
Stop with your bullshit. There’s somethings that happen everywhere and normal people can realize it.
The fact inmates had more heart and morality than Indian justice system.
The Indian justice system gave them death penalties. What are you even on about.
This makes me sick. And to even imagine anyone could treat someone like this really makes me lose any faith in humanity. It's awful.
you still had faith in humanity? I guess I've lost it when I was about 15, now I'm 50+ and nothing need to make me sick anymore, it's a constant condition, the level only increasing.
@@tatelabianca666 Not really, but this stuff really ruins any chances of me ever really having any.
Kyle, are you doing well? You look a bit tired in this video…
Please don’t overwork yourself, we can always wait for another great video.
I was just thinking about how I wanted to watch your videos when this one popped up saying it was posted an hour ago. Made my bad day happier!
I know you’ve lived here in Japan at some point but I don’t know how much you’re aware about our situation anymore. I’ve been wanting to support your Patreon for a long time, but I just can’t afford it right now… Our economy is doing so bad lately, and because I’m epileptic and suicidal I can’t find another job after being fired from my old one because of my seizures…
I hope I can support your channel soon. I’m sure you know life here can get hard and it’s hard to get help too because of how we perceive mental illness, but your videos help me a lot with getting over the struggles I deal with everyday.
I don’t know if this comment will reach you, but if it does I ask you to always take care of yourself. Thank you for your hard work always!
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this really touches me. wish I could help you, but I can't, I'm neither rich, nor influential, and I'm not well myself. take care.
I think I was a little sick while recording this one. I'm good now though. Hope you're doing okay too
I’m sorry, I only now saw you’ve answered my comments :(
So glad to hear that! Thank you for your kind wishes and I hope for your best health always!
I am doing better, soon I’ll be able to be part of your Patreon!
Keep up the hard work and kindness. We will always be here to support you and your awesome content
@@itstruethough604 I hope you're doing better ❤
@@tatelabianca666 ❤
Those lawyers made me sick to my stomach. Their Andrew Tate mindset is so dangerous.
Andrew Tate doesn't think like these men. You should do some more research on him before dragging his name through the gutter
@billymadyson you are wrong, he does facilitate actions to human trafficking. He just tries to gimmick it in a way that his followers don't take offense.
@@Tomy_Yonhas he been found guilty, I missed his trial, what sentence did he get ?
@@Tomy_Yonsauce?
@@Tomy_Yonsauce or delete your comment. Oh wait you don't have one.
You are such a complete, compelling commentator, pls never stop! A very smooth telling of the issues at hand
Wow I’m listening to this during grocery shopping and the intestine part made me stumble. Jesus
The corruption in India must run DEEP for lawyers to attempt to justify these crimes but to actively fight against them.
Its not the corruption but actually the basic human rights that allow even the most gruesome criminals. Unfortunately this the flip side of democracy and human rights
Happens everywhere
@@dhruvbharija172 Not everywhere, mostly third world countries and the Middle East.
@@65firered search about Sylvie linkens and the amount of school shootings in US
is
Not common here
And you can also watch sound of freedom
Not saying anyone is better tho
Every country have their goods or bad part
( Except south korea , Japan maybe because there culprits like these don't even get punished from what I have heard )
Japan is a 3rd world country? @@65firered
What really made me angry about it is that these people blamed the victims for what happened to them. The legal systems and laws around the world really need to change. Things have to change. Rest easy, Jyoti Singh (1989-2012)
How can anyone have this view point? Lawyers are saying these things?? These men made a choice to do these things. The lawyers need to be put in jail
One of the few true crime youtubers I watch religiously, love how factual and clear you are. I specially love how you give us all the details and start from the very beginning, something a lot of true crime youtubers forget to do, and my attention span is not the best but with how clear you are I am always focused as to what you are saying and I always understand! Keep doing what you are doing, Kyle!
I had no idea the body could survive something like that, nor manage to remain any sense of consciousness. Her want to live gave her unimaginable strength during the attack, it's heartbreaking how the medical/policitcal decisions are what caused her to pass despite that. I watch endless hours of true crime videos & this is the first time I've heard this case, this is one of few that shocked me regardless of how desensitised I am. Up there with Junko Furuta
Being a woman is hard. Being a woman in India is terrifying.
3 YEARS FOR SUCH CRIME? I would've had blood on my hands
the quotes at the end from the attackers and lawyers were just….god it put my stomach in twists even more. its absolutely sickening. how dare they plead for lives with what they did to poor jyoti.
Ahh…misogyny, religion’s favorite son and murder’s favorite catalyst.
as a Pakistani I can unfortunately say that every despicable thing those men said in their statements is quite common inthose countries. slut shaming, victim shaming, and setting "dishonorable women" on fire.
I don't say this to excuse their actions or words, it's just that there is still a lot of people there with this disgusting way of thinking
You're absolutely one of my favorite crime UA-camrs.
Your style is unique & your research is very thorough & you always remain respectful to the victims.
Thank you for all of your hard work ❤️
Always so heartbreaking. NO ONE deserves this. This poor woman. I'm happy they were not allowed any mercy, suffering for up to 30 mins.
So so so incredibly heartbreaking. So heartbreaking. This one is up there with Junko.
Why are women always blamed for the actions of others.
"SOME" women are to be blamed for certain situations. There I fixed it for you.
@@tantalize811 weird asf comment - you’ve just added your crusty two cents for no reason.
@@tantalize811sickening
I would never visit India.
Excellent, impartial journalism. Thank you for covering her story so thoroughly.🙏
Men ☕️
Colored ones usually
@@stamatedragosc.2302 this is a MALE issue not a race issue. Every single woman across every racial background across every country has been harassed by a man at least once
@@maddygreenb
Every man in the world has been harrassed by a woman for money.
@@kimblandino oh boohoo, you poor male. The fact that you are even trying to equate those Things is beyond embarassing. I can assure you being "harassed" for Money (tf does that even mean😂) is Not even remotely comparable to being harassed sexually.
Those lawyers are some of the worse people I've ever heard of. How can you say things like this? It's horrifying.
Oh, Kyle. I truly hope you are okay after researching such a case. I understood and accepted your warning at the beginning but truly, i was not prepared for this case. How horrible 😢🖤
"When being raped,she shouldn't fight back. She should just be silent and allow the rape."
Jesus Christ. There are truly monsters in this world.
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India is a failed society. There were so many gross aspects to this story. The first 3 police officers who did not help the man who was robbed. The villains themselves. The passerby’s who saw the couple was hurt and kept going. The hospital staff who left the boyfriend on the floor to suffer initially. The lawyer.
There are so many sociopaths in one place that I’d never risk traveling there.
And which country are you from?
Maybe you should move to Antarctica.
This has to be the most sickening case ive seen on the internet
Rape is not a mistake its an atrocity period!!!!! Absolutely Disgusting this poor woman just so evil!!!!! Prayers to their families
As an Aussie, I went on vacation to India for the first time ever in 2012 and spent a month travelling around including spending time in Delhi. I loved it and the experience put India in my heart as this wonderful place. When I came home, I was telling everyone what a great place it was and how much I had loved travelling around the country. About 2 days after I had arrived back I saw this in the news and everyone who I'd been speaking to about my trip told me they'd never want to go there. It saddened me and I spent a lot of time following this case. Until this day, I am still sickened by it more than most other crimes I've read about. It was such a contrast to the India I had seen.
India is a large country with a lot of people.
Unfortunately there are lots of crappy people just because of the number. But this stuff happens everywhere - even in low crime places like Japan and Australia.
You're a guy. Nothing would happen to you
@@stefs7141 Men are attacked all the time in India. And in any case, I was travelling with a woman.
I havent felt this disgusted since Junko
I am so familiar with this case, I can't bring myself to watch . . . . For the first time, I have to pass up one of your informative vides. This case broke my heart for years.
I could scream my head off here! How barbaric can this country still be? So glad justice was served! Diretrip, youtube will not allow me to vent my true comments & feelings here, please know I am mortified...Lucy in Canada
HA, the lawyers??? Are you kidding me? I truly am beside myself...Boys will be boys, can anyone believe this???
What crying on the gallows, poor baby's...Just a lovely little girl who went out to a movie with her boyfriend...
This story always makes me very queasy and lightheaded. It's diabolical and its the story that made me finally get over my fantasy of visiting India alone. The scariest part is that these type of Femicide cases keep happening in that country...
The police left them both naked on the street waiting for the ambulance to turn up. They didn't even have the decency to cover them.
oh man... india seems to have a LONG way to... reach a minimum standard. so many statements of the involved seem extremely shady (not to mention the reprehensible ones).
it is sad, it makes me actually sad, to have such a rich and colorful culture having this incredibly horrific shit woven into it.
i'm not usually shocked by the things that people do to eachother, but the part where her organs were literally taken out of her body WHILE she was alive? Horrific and shocking. I cannot even imagine the horror she went through. It's disturbing how horrible people can be.
by a member that tent community...still want to support gaza...
Amazing details of a gruesome case. I am so surprised I have not heard of this poor woman and man. Thank you for bringing this very important case to light.
Backwards 'Culture'.
I can't believe they moved her so soon! What happened to her is beyond the pale, makes me doubt they're human at all. Wtf is wrong with this world that so many people don't know or care about right and wrong? This is absolutely sickening, how they think is demonic. At least the court did the right thing as much as possible.That boy beter not ever step out of line again, not even a little!
Remind me to never go on holiday to India…..
There's trash everywhere
May she rest in peace ❤🕊️🙏
She died?
Excuse me, while I pick up my jaw from my floor😦 This is the most horrific case I've ever heard of.
That’s so sick but the response from the people is what I love to see and shows how much love and compassion is left in the world, being a man and not having the ability to protect the woman you love I feel so bad for the two in this situation.
Kyle, thank you for covering this gut wrenching case while showing respect for the victims. I had to pause about half way through…my mind couldn’t process why some freaks are such wastes of air & how others could agree with such evil. I’m sure this one really took a toll on you. 😔
Can't lie, this was the hardest video to watch.
Monsters who do not deserve human names
pulled out her intestines?!?!?!? W T F
I'm really glad that you covered this case because other than the BBC making the Documentary you added alot more that we were never allowed to hear before because obviously countries like India i.e. Delhi there focus is on Tourists and the Revenue it brings in as we've heard and not about women that are treated like second class citizens. All these Countries have their beliefs and ways of running their Countries and of Course the way we live in the West is completely different, but R*pe and Murder are wrong No Matter what Country you live in.
Thanks for clarifying I never understood how it could happen on a bus, the media I saw didn't say they had control of the bus.