If he wanted the best for his family he wouldn't have dragged it out like he did and would have faced his actions. He admitted he knew right from wrong by making the 911 call and what he said, like trying to back pedal his confession. Everything he said was to benefit him and only him. Great upload thanks so much for bringing attention to this tragic case. Stay safe.
Impressionable kids who have murdered over things like this (slenderman etc..) need to be studied. What makes this generation do these things? What was the previous generations’ version of this?
Voices that tells people to kill also needs to be studied. It isn't natural if our theory bears out, science loves to experiment on the brain if you get my meaning. Elon is only the latest along with the WEF talking about "hacking" the human brain.
Humans aren't use to the internet, or how it works on the brain. Humans are only infants to internet. 40ish years is noting in humankind. I can't imagine being born into the world of the internet.
@merk.9285 The justice system is corrupted. You see people with drug records or self defense people staying behind bars for 20 years to life but yet we have pedophile and killers only staying behind bars for few years.
Me and My Brother Pranked Called My Mom and My Aunt saying there's a dude with a knife outside of the house my mom and my aunt believed me and they called 911 so my brother went outside when the cops knocked and he gave them a description of Hank Hill and He Also told the cops that he was driving a red pickup with propane on the back of it and the cops Believed Him
I know it's legit horrible, but I couldn't help but laugh when the 911 operator replied, "Jeff is inside you?" Just the tone of her question was so pure, it could not have been performed by an actor even under a master director.
Him trying to spin this story of having another person inside him… and then going “she hurt me”.. its disgusting. I hate how media has made DID this perfect scapegoat for killers to try and use. The real condition is so upsetting. I genuinely can’t believe he got diagnosed in the first place.
@@oliverhatesgoogle9657real. I met up with someone with DID and he was a really sweet, genuine guy. The perception of ppl with it is honestly mind boggling, the worst thing they experienced from their DID was they got hooked on cigs because an alter started smoking. People with DID are generally far from dangerous, and when they are it's because of another factor that their condition.
He really wasn’t crazy or possessed by Jeff the Killer, he was just mad his mom took away his internet gf. As funny as that sounds, it’s sad and messed up that someone was killed over such a trivial thing
It’s not as easy as being just evil, this is also entitlement. He felt entitled to internet time with his GF he also wanted free reign to do whatever he wanted online without any repercussions. He was spoiled and angry and took it out on one of the only people that loved him unconditionally.
@KATinBLACK There's full grown adults within the inner city of some particular U.S. localities that shoot at fast food employees for putting too much mayonnaise on their sandwich. Not all that surprising really.
They can tell the difference. That’s why on the 911 call he mentioned how “Jeff is going to get him killed in prison.” So he had enough forethought to consider how he’d do in prison. Too bad he didn’t consider that before he brutally took his mom’s life and the impact it would have on her loved ones. He only used the creepypasta character to try and appear crazy, but they completely overlooked the fact that he was angry with his mom for restricting his access to his online gf. He just wanted to live out his sick fantasy and then pretend to have remorse. Hopefully he doesn’t reoffend. Justice for his mother was not served. What lesson was learned?
I just cant believe this boy. Not only does he look goofy af, he also acts goofy af. May his mom rest in peace, imagine dying because your son thinks shit like "Jeff is inside me, AUGH 😩"
I was NOT expecting that ending… that he was set free. They jumped through so many hoops to release a dude that viciously murdered his mom???? Meanwhile, kids that did drugs or stole a car end up in prison for decades…. Nah… this is stupid.
Cannot agree more. This is so fucking disgusting. I do not believe ANY of his letters about how sorry he was,and he "only cared for and felt sorry for his family", No. That's BS!! He only pities HIMSELF. No justice was served,here. Shame on ALL parties involved in getting this murder set free.
Absolutely! I could understand lifelong institutionalization for the criminally insane, but FREEDOM is not only a miscarriage of justice, it’s a risk to the entire community!
He murdered his mother. She begged for her life, and he murdered her. He killed someone, it was premeditated, he confessed that he did it, then automatically went to, “Jeff did it.” That is not how DID works, he’s making excuses for himself. He disgusts me.
Yeah, either the doctor who diagnosed him is a hack, or he wasn't shown the 911 audio. I mean the fact he catches himself and immediately changes like that is so suspicious it made me cringe when I heard it.
when he said "i have another person inside of me" i cringed so bad i almost died, jokes aside tho i hate how corny it is, like he killed his mom just because of a stupid internet creepypasta?? i guess kids dont deserve to have electronics.
@@KuaiDaisome kids indeed don’t deserve to have them. It’s sad and infuriating that he was able to simulate a disorder and just get away with it. The doctor who deemed him unaccountable must have his medical license revoked. I have psychiatric problems myself (chronic clinical depression, quite severe), and people simulating psychiatric disorders to get away with crimes or just to gain some attention always infuriated and disgusted me. Psychiatric illnesses are still widely stigmatised and misunderstood partly because of them.
literally, what a freak. the way he’s whimpering over the phone from the accidentally self inflicted stab wound pissed me off. like imagine what your mother felt with 60+ stab wounds over her body.
I call BS on the whole Jeff The Killer business. He was honest in the beginning of the 911 call, "I killed my mom!" He admitted right then that he did it. He did it because he was angry with his mother. Jeff was the excuse he came up with partway through the call. He should be in prison for a very long time. I believe he is still a danger. If I were his remaining family, I'd be very afraid of him.
Yeah, you could tell so easily. He started doing the edgy anime shit, breathing hard and pausing between words. Plus, he slipped up and said "when she yelled at me" and referred to himself another time rather than jeff, then switched to referring to jeff again. I couldn't help but cringe so hard because it's how I was as a kid, but I was in an abusive household, and I clung to the relatability of edgy characters and how they'd speak. But even then, I didn't end up killing my abuser. This kid was just spoiled and couldn't take no for an answer.
Yeah the call when he audibly TRIES to hyperventilate and then "it wasn't me, it was Jeff!" is so obviously fake. Trying to be this edgy character like, dude, you're cringe, you're so perpetually cringe that it made you kill your own mom, that's pretty extreme. Anyway enjoy existing as a cringe weirdo that will always know you cold-bloodedly killed your own mom!
I don't believe there is any mental illness where a person perceives another person existing inside of them like this, it's some cringe kid thinking he'd be just SO COOL if he were this psycho killer but, doesn't get how psychosis or whatever works
@@buttlord4204 Dissociative Identity Disorder and psychosis can cause similar situations, yet the way they recognize and enact these is usually the deciding factor between it being real or just faking. He was a hundred percent faking and also has horrible acting.
I've been heavily active in the creepypasta community for almost 11 years, and tbh this story doesn't even shock me. Only because there's been so many other people who have done what this guy did. The little girl who stabbed her mom to death because Laughing Jack told her to. The two girls who dragged their friend in the woods, and attempted to stab their friend to death for slenderman's approval to become one of his proxies. The one girl who attempted to burn her house down while her family was fast asleep to attempt to become a proxy. But it isn't Creepypasta's fault. It's these kids who have either a hard life or mental health issues but that's no excuse for what he did or what they did. But i feel like if they got help when they needed it, they wouldn't of been in the situations they were in.
I have mental issues myself, and know other people who have them too. Some mental illnesses are extreme and especially if your dealing with psychosis sometimes things like this happen because they snap. Maybe this guy had mental issues, maybe he used it as an excuse but we don't know.
This is sadly very common in the creepypasta community. As someone who was very into creepypasta when they were younger and has severe mental health issues, i genuinely believed that creepypasta were real and were following me. I had friends that believed it too and we influenced each other into being worse.
quick correction, they didn't stab her to death, they stabbed her to what they thought was death, she managed to survive the stabs long enough to be spotted by a biker and rushed to a hospital, she managed to get treated and survives after 14 days if i remember correctly
@@art23428he gains nothing from lying as this is only a yt comment section and there's nothing too unbelievable about his story and it doesnt change my life in the slightest so i see no reason to not believe him
True Donavan was so lucky. I really do hope that he really turned his life around and became a better person, if not then all that effort went down the drain
@@OctaviusMulliusI’d like to think that he did. Although he lied about Jeff, it’s pretty obvious that his mental integrity at the time was in a debilitating state to say the least. On top of that, he hung out with kids who thought murder was rad, there’s no saying what type of person his girlfriend was, and his hormones were going wild. He’s definitely still to be held responsible for what he did, but growing out of puberty, actually getting help, and not associating with edgy people can go a long, long way for personal growth. Needless to say I still fucking hate the guy, though. He’s very apologetic, but he is not even nearly as remorseful. All his apologies are obviously centered around saving face. He tried to lie his way back into the family, and thankfully failed. I wouldn’t be surprised if he even gaslit himself about it being Jeff, all to deflect the responsibility that is his to own. It’s up to him to man up and face his demons, otherwise at this rate we might find his name in a pedo registry within 10-20 years. Although his entire family is affected, I feel especially sorry for Donovan’s father. The love of his life, murdered ruthlessly at the hand of his own son, his so-called baby boy. And he was the one to drive aforementioned son to his freedom, torn between the parental urge to help his troubled child to the best of his abilities and the victim’s urge to beat that fucker senseless. All the guilt he must inadvertently be experiencing for dooming his wife by marrying her in the first place. It’s unimaginably awful, I hope he finds a new sense of purpose eventually.
Creepypastas were fun, but it was like a slightly scary tv programme. It would be like me basing my personality around an episode of Dr Who that scared me when I was 6. It's so sad that she might have imagined she was getting a surprise hug, but then get stabbed repeatedly and then shot by someone she loved.
JTK is so terrible that it got deleted from Creepypasta Wiki and moved to Trollpasta Wiki. It's a prime example of a Crappypasta, a pasta that tries to be serious but fails miserably.
Being 50 years old, I always wondered when blaming anything from TV shows, to music ,to games to creepy little characters was gonna stop.🤷♀️Apparently it’s not, anyone in their right frame of mind would know better, he, however, is under the illusion, but no one to blame, but the person that committed the act, extremely sad,😞,,,thank you ever so much Kyle for your work, another one I haven’t heard of.💯,,,✌🏻💕
I'm 42. I remember when they were blaming video games. Well I played Doom, StarCraft, Call of Duty, Resident Evil, GTA, etc. I didn't go to Mars to fight monsters, nor did I fought off an alien invasion or thought I was a Special Ops. Gran Turismo was different, I love cars. Drove like Speed Racer in my teenage years. Just like most teenage boys when they get their license. People really need to be held accountable. In today's society, it seems accountability and consequences does not exist anymore. You see more and more of these type of crimes from Gen Z as of late. They're brain washed by social media into committing foolish acts because they see that people aren't getting in trouble for their actions. All those flash mob theft, protesting over petty things, rioting, car jacking, open drug use, and the system does nothing to stop it. You have mayors in Chicago and NYC saying they're just bored kids. People like AOC saying they're stealing to put food on the table. Enabling bad behavior and you'll end up with killers like this "Jeff" kid and they'll somehow blame it on Trump. 🤷
@DroneStrike1776 Dint forget how Jews and Asians are being assaulted in these “liberal progressive” cities and having their shops looted while the perpetrators either don’t get prosecuted or get a slap on the wrist. I know first hand as a NYC resident.
"It wasn't me. It was my alter ego!" I can see some of his reasoning in that "confession" potentially being rooted in the results of the slenderman stabbing, deeming the girls insane, thus getting lesser sentences. This was an angsty, rage-filled teen who wanted to LARP some angsty character, then backed out like a coward when he realized he'd get punished for his actions in the real world.
@Eatingyourheart I've heard, and while I'm not too sure whether she was acting or not, I made the connection to speculate that this boy learned that insanity = lighter sentences when it comes to murder relating to horror story characters.
@@Legacy-sw7bv Oh no, she is absolutely a hundred percent schizophrenic. The symptoms are absurdly prevalent with her. She was taken advantage of by the other girl who was edgier and used her delusions and impressionability to get her to do something horrible with her.
They didn't get lighter sentences. They were 12 y/o and got 25 and 40 years respectively. In many states they would be out by the time they were 18. (As 13 is generally the cutoff age when a child can be tried as an adult)
It's so annoying that these people expect that they can just put something like murdering their loved one behind them. Like, no, that is unforgivable. I would never associate with that person ever again, even if they were a brother or sister.
@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307if people can kill their family members and still garner sympathy, and so too should the stubborn people. Let them be stubborn, I sure as hell would be too of someone killed my family!
@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 yeah, I think it’s fair if his family hasn’t forgiven him but at the same time I believe he might have been rehabilitated. He was young when he committed the crime, and clearly struggled a lot with mental health. People like that can be fixed
My uncle was murdered by a 15 year old. He got 50 years not eligible for parole until after 30 years. It was a much less violent killing and it wasn't his own mother. How did this kid get off so light?
Listening to this, I can't help but be reminded of that quote from Scream, "Now, Sid, don't you blame the movies! Movies don't create psychos; movies make psychos more creative!" I don't believe the creepypasta should be held liable for what Donovan did. He still would have been messed up, Jeff or no. Content like this is just a convenient scapegoat for the media to not address the real issues because the story of a Jeff the Killer copycat will sell more. Influenced, yes; caused, no.
Just like the people who thought they were vampires in Germany, or that guy who claimed to have murdered someone for a sacrifice to Satan. You have to be, unwell, to say the least to do this to your own mother.
as someone with DID .. this makes me feel disgusting. individuals with DID are likely to be victims rather than abusers and murderers. someone please take that man’s license.
Hiii, I myself don't suffer with DID, but I'm curious as to what it's like living with it. I'm sorry if this is offensive to ask and if you don't wanna answer that's completely okay ^^💜
@@kpro_1188Im the host of a system, I can give you my breakdown but every system is different. My day to day is overall pretty normal, but the main difference is instead of having a single dialogue that discusses my thoughts, there are 3-5 voices muttering, chatting, or assisting me. I as host rarely fully switch out, but rather I go co-conscious which allows the other alters to do their jobs. For example; One thing I struggle with is wet things touching my hands. One of my alters is able to stand that sensation better so he fronts and I let him wash dishes or take showers. Meanwhile I’m watching but the sensation is more like I’m watching myself though a thing screen(?) that’s the best way I would word it. For times I’m fully out (which is rare, usually only happens when I am in extreme distress) it feels like one moment I’m there, then I’m interacting with something completely different with no gap or anything in between. Hope this helps :)
The kid is so obviously acting it's embarrassing to the justice system he managed to worm his way out of prison. From the fake heavy breathing to, as was mentioned in the video, him following how DID is depicted in horror movies, it's clear he's just as evil now as the day he killed his mom, with no real remorse.
If you listen even before the creepy pasta he was a spoiled brat that was never told no when he was young so when he got older & they tried well he didn't like it obviously. Also he was bullied at school he was probably also a controlling little brat because his REALLY crappy parents never taught him appropriate interpersonal skills. Then never took action even when he started showing signs of a psychopath. Just an absolute utter mess.😢
I totally agree. She likely never suspected what might happen, but mom kinda did it to herself. Kids need boundaries in order to feel safe. Not just physically but emotionally safe, ie disruptive behavior is not tolerated. Power over others is a corrupting influence so be sure your kids don't get any!
@@jamiemetcalfe7945 She was the step-mom so his dad was the one that failed him, kids rarely care what a step-parent says if the bio parent doesn't reinforce it, I worked with kids for years and step-parents suffer a lot when bio parents don't step in to correct the kid
@@Skerboysweet I thought she sounded young too, but I don't believe that's a bad thing. I've heard operaters that sounded older compared to the operator heard here. When I heard her voice, I imagined and young (20somthing yr old) blonde, possibly with a bit of color in it to..but idk, it was just my thought😅
Imagine writing a creepy pasta that someone used as a reason to kill someone. I feel for the writer, he probably feels awful knowing his creation was used like that.
The mere fact that Donovan knew Jeff had killed the mother shows that Donovan doesn't suffer from D.I.D. One personality will not remember what the other personality did. So if Jeff comes through and makes a cup of coffee and then donovan comes through in the process of lifting the cup to drink the coffee, Donovan will ask himself why he is drinking the coffee.
“His symptoms were aligned with DID” but they literally aren’t? There’s this and the fact that he said “Jeff is always here” like talking to him and stuff. It’s not like an it’s either him or Jeff thing, but more of just a hallucination.
As a diagnosed system I actually can disagree with this, it all depends on how much you communicate with others/are messing around with headspace etc. There are times i remember absolutely nothing when I'm away, or times im closer to front/more active and can kind of hear or know what's going on outside of the body despite the fact im not fronting. However with that aside I one hundred percent agree this guy didn't have DID and is just using this as an excuse it happens absolutely all the time. People love to demonize systems
There is also a disorder called OSDD-1b that's similar to DID, but there's no amnesia between the parts, so in theory he could have that. Plus, even in DID it's possible to know *something* about one's alters, even though one doesn't remember the time when that alters are up front (in control of the body). I still doubt it that Donovan in particular has DID\OSDD-1b, but the amnesia argument is certainly not enough to rule it out.
He took that womans life basically because he was caught red handed with embarressing pics. omg that is just awful..you can see he is a smug horrible person who does not care what he has done at all....hes fooled everyone ......its terrible, he should never ever walk free amongst us!!!!!!!
As a 20 year old who once had the CRINGIEST creepy pasta phase (posters and drawing all over my room, non stop creepypasta videos and lore deep dives 24/7, and smutty fan fics) this has got to the the most CRINGE INDUCING 911 call I have EVER heard! What the hell 😂
I'm 23 and used to be really obsessed with Jeff (mainly because of Andy Biersack and how he looked in Knives and Pens). I feel bad for laughing at that phone call because it is a tragedy and i feel so bad for him mom. It's the dumbest age to do crazy stuff. Gonna regret that literally immediately but it will be too late. His mom is gone and he will forever remember his stupid ''phase'' that made him kill his own mother. He will hate himself for the rest of his life.
My only question is, did he think they were just going to arrest “the other personality inside him”, Jeff and he’d skip off scot free or was it a very stupid plan to weaponize mental illness (especially D.I.D which is already stigmatized enough) to try and plead insanity? Which now that I’m writing that out sounds like he was trying to do the later. His siblings have every right to be upset and want nothing to do with him anymore. Nothing about that seems like there’s any remorse, he’s just remorseful his first plan didn’t work. I pray for his siblings well-being and anyone that happens to be in his community whether he’s changed or not.
Sad that he actually did get away with it. Stabbing his own mom 60 times then blowing her head off with a Glock and only getting 5 years??? What in the actual F
@@merk.9285Right. But this is how it goes. There’s way too many cases like this out there, and age isn’t even a mitigating factor for those cases. As others have said in the past…the justice system cares far more about the perpetrators than the victims.
@@ThelmaRottersman hello fellow alter in a DID system. That was my first thought too, wondering if the kid had Jeff as a system member. There's a young girl out there that had a Jeff alter that set her room on fire and killed her step-mom, so... not the first time. And that girl was diagnosed with DID after the fact as well, so I'm not armchair dx'ing lol :)
@@gardenofsn5955 I really appreciate you enlightening me on this! I try to do as much research as I can and us going to school for it is something we want to branch out with regarding how society treats us and what not. (I’m replying on another account since it’s different from the computers account.) I’m a fairly new alter myself and from a source that is kinda ? Frowned upon but it’s really important to acknowledge that not every single alter is a prosecutor or dangerous from the original source
It’s kind of like girls with a hoe phase who “changed and want a family” and all that. Like bro, you can’t just stop murdering and suddenly not be a murderer anymore.
I hate people who use mental disorders they don't have to justify their actions. I know people who have DID, which is developed from severe childhood trauma, and they are all wonderful people. When people say their "other personality" killed someone I get furious, because it stigmatizes a disorder that does not make you a bad person, and it stigmatizes people I love.
I have DID and I was looking for a comment like this. Thank you, for having empathy and compassion. Because my disorder is so rare it's hard to see things like this and kind of think to myself "nobody else watching sees that this is wrong", if that makes sense? It's weirdly common for people to blame crimes like this on DID despite that experts know so little about it and yet one thing we do know is that people with uh, bonus people in their brain, are actually less violent on average compared to the rest of the population. Seems like guilty criminals want an easy route to the insanity plea, and aren't thinking at all about how they know nothing about having DID so they're inevitably going to fake it very badly and very obviously. My own mom told me that it made her suicidal when I told her I had been diagnosed with it, so it's really not living life on easy mode, and we certainly don't get treated any better by cops...
Yeah especially when he's later quoted as saying he didn't see how loving his family was and was self centered, so clearly he didn't have a severe trauma disorder.
Yeah this makes me sick tbh, he clearly did not have DID and just got a diagnosis like that? As a get out of jail free card? Truly horrible, systems are way less violent because I don't think the brain would let someone violent stay out especially since they are experiencing strong negative emotions so they mostly get switched out and someone else gets send out to deal with it so nahhhhh that wouldn't happen and there is no sign of actual childhood trauma in the way he behaves
The sad part is that I don’t see this pattern of blaming these different things for the crimes committed by one or multiple people going away anytime soon. I feel as though this is going to go on strong, especially in the case of people wanting to blame literally all else but themselves or the individual responsible. Anything that doesn’t fit a certain status quo is vulnerable to being further stigmatized. If someone committed a crime for something like the Bible, I feel as though it is not going to get the same response as this or say, a metal band or a video game.
@@Wojtek_ChGood question! Though it’s hard to say, I guess the answer to that could be that of people blaming each other, and aspects of superstition and religion.
@@Wojtek_Ch Oral stories, people used to blame almost everything to spirits and witches in the past, some still do, in my country still is normal to blame demons for your misdeeds to a point a dude murdered his family and blamed being possessed and walked free, luckily his community beaten him to death
Edit: thank you for informing me it was his step mother! Not sure how I missed that. -He took away the life of the very person who gave him his.- Him dramatically hyperventilating and trying to say “it was Jeff” is not only ridiculous and cringe but it’s just pathetic. He killed his own mother and is too much of a coward to even admit that it was him. This jackass took a creepypasta to the extreme and used it to excuse his behavior. I know at that age everything seems like it’s the end of the world, especially when it comes to relationships. But this was a very permanent solution to a temporary problem.
@@LethalBubblesNo one’s “stigmatizing adoption.” They’re just correcting because OP described the victim as the woman who gave the killer life when she did not, in fact, give birth to him. Go find something else to be offended by.
He looks more like Harry Potter in the pictures shown. He could have just grabbed his magic branch and yelled "Avacado Patado" if he wanted to kill someone that bad......
It’s amazing how defense attorneys always find psychiatrist’s and doctors to back up their case. Weird. Lol. What a fricken joke the system is. It’s amazing it can even function as it does with all the bs going on.
What's crazy is I was and still kinda am into creepy pastas. Only then I "idolized" them in a sense that they were lowkey my imaginary friends. I knew they weren't real and I knew that doing anything they did was wrong. In the cringe middle school sense. Insane to me how people can actually act on these things, curious.
I was sexually, mentally, and physically abused as a child. Never crossed my mind to murder the people but actually felt pity for them when i looked in their eyes. I wonder what truly goes on in these monsters head while killing someone.
Props on you for being able to feel pity for those who wronged you. I’ve been the same way minus the sexual abuse. It’s sad that some people must take their anger and problems out on other people. If people want help or to talk to someone, they could just ask.
Same here. I didnt really feel pity but neither did I feel murderous intent, just disgust and sometimes nothing at all. I did, however, redirect any violent thoughts at myself, which I've almost gotten over. I do believe I've recovered, at least somewhat, so I hope you do, too!
@@travishylton6976 quite aware of that, it appears I react quite differently in comparison to others. I was simply wishing OP to feel better in their own way.
When I was 15, I went through an emo phase like many other teenagers at the time. I found myself diving into the world of Creepypastas, just like so many others. However, while most of us simply enjoyed reading the stories, some took it a bit further by idolizing characters like Jeff the Killer. Admiring the artwork and aesthetics of Jeff, with his pale, emo appearance, was one thing. But for some, it went beyond that. They tried to integrate Jeff into their lives, blurring the line between fiction and reality. Looking back, I can now see that this behavior was a bit extreme, even for the emo subculture. But at the time, it felt like a natural part of our fascination with the darker aspects of storytelling and art. It's a phase that many of us look back on with a mix of amusement and reflection.
Yeah I'll admit I would go around claiming I was a murderer but that was never gonna be the case. I was just weird and I know others were like that too but it's totally different when you actually act out in it
Me too it kinda freaks me out now how everyone had a creepy emo phase I used to cosplay as the copypasta characters, guess it’s a natural part of growing up
I just don’t get it, I had a HUGE creepypasta phase as a kid, and I mean huge: art, cosplay, all that. Never once in my life have I had the urge to kill someone, even if I got angry at them, especially my parents. I think it all boils down to who you are as a person as well
Thank you for the "just in case" explanation. I've been a netizen since the late 90s but I'm in my 60s, so I suppose my exposure has been limited to my interests. I have no idea what an appropriate punishment might be so I cannot have an informed opinion. It is far outside my experience and knowledge.
The story where he gets attacked by bullies, and gets set on fire isn’t actually the original. The original version was actually written in 2008, and the famous one is just a fan made version. Not relevant to the video, but it’s a common misconception.
@dbdnube3720 The image is older than any of the Jeff crap. It's actually a heavily photoshopped image of a Japanese woman. It's not certain exactly who it is, but the most probable answer is a woman named Mariko.
As someone with a dissociative disorder myself, it’s definitely not like this, and definitely not like the movies. Alters are meant to protect the body and mind, not to harm others, this is a horrible case and the kid is obviously mentally ill , but that’s no excuse. DID, OSDD, and other disorders aren’t an excuse for any crimes.
@@hunter-rr8hz sorry it took so long for me to reply! I can’t exactly describe it for everyone with the disorder/s but my system is working ok, I can describe mine as a small family for comfort in different areas, it’s a coping mechanism that my brain came up with after severe trauma. Each alter has a different role, I highly recommend reading up on the disorders and learn more about it outside of movies! All I can say is that if anyone in the system commits a crime, its not an excuse! Thanks for asking :)
@@oneweirdboi2544 Just saw your response. It's good that yours isn't, like, bad or anything, if that makes sense, but yeah, I'll do some research. And thanks for replying as well, and kindly too as I'm not sure that everyone would exactly take well to being asked about this stuff, which is understandable. :)
For anyone curious, this isn't the Wednesday upload that I mentioned in my community post. I decided to move the schedule around a bit.
Spontaneity is your right as a creator & a bit fun 🎉❗️
She even caught Jeff in the shower it wasn't me😅
Thanks for letting us know. I hope this schedule works better for you ❤
When mom can't understand normal thinking.
If he wanted the best for his family he wouldn't have dragged it out like he did and would have faced his actions. He admitted he knew right from wrong by making the 911 call and what he said, like trying to back pedal his confession. Everything he said was to benefit him and only him. Great upload thanks so much for bringing attention to this tragic case. Stay safe.
"I can feel Jeff coming inside of me"
- This guy
Lol
what the hell
Jeff plucked his cherry
NOOO BABAHAHAHAH
PAUSE!!😂
The 911 call is among the most cringe ones i have ever heard.
I’m trying not to cringe too.i thought maybe i’m not very tolerant.The whole thing is crazy.
Yeah he sounds like the type of person who'd play Gacha Life lol
Yes, I can't listen to this anymore because of the 911 operator's voice.
" And she totally like 😩 ignored me 😤.... Like 😖 ... once she hit me" so dramatic over the tamest shit lmao. Absolute drama queen.
I can imagine him talking to Jeff inside his head 😂😂
Cringe.
Impressionable kids who have murdered over things like this (slenderman etc..) need to be studied.
What makes this generation do these things? What was the previous generations’ version of this?
Demons, witches and folklore legends it's pretty normal actually
Broogli is here!
Voices that tells people to kill also needs to be studied. It isn't natural if our theory bears out, science loves to experiment on the brain if you get my meaning. Elon is only the latest along with the WEF talking about "hacking" the human brain.
Humans aren't use to the internet, or how it works on the brain. Humans are only infants to internet. 40ish years is noting in humankind. I can't imagine being born into the world of the internet.
Heavy metal, Dungeons and Dragons, Grand Theft Auto and so on.
“i have another person inside me” than grunting and moaning into his mic is fuckin wildd😭
Nice job copying what everyone says
@@OpposingFork thanks for pointing it out man
Shit had me rollin 😂
FRR FRR 💀💀😭😭 THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING
buddy you got a sick ass profile picture 💯😂
"Jeff is inside me😩 " "Jeff is inside you🤨"
Ayo Pause 🤨
📸 🤨
👁👄👁
Sounds like a BL.😳
📸🤨 Pause
Bro killed his mom and called 911 and blamed it ALL on a dumb fictional character,THATS CRAZY
And he gets to live his life free!!
@@TheQueenOfShebafor real I couldn't BELIEVE the end. Like at all. I was like wait he's out after 5 years??? NO way I heard that right ???
The "justice system" does not exist
@merk.9285 The justice system is corrupted. You see people with drug records or self defense people staying behind bars for 20 years to life but yet we have pedophile and killers only staying behind bars for few years.
Me and My Brother Pranked Called My Mom and My Aunt saying there's a dude with a knife outside of the house my mom and my aunt believed me and they called 911 so my brother went outside when the cops knocked and he gave them a description of Hank Hill and He Also told the cops that he was driving a red pickup with propane on the back of it and the cops Believed Him
I know it's legit horrible, but I couldn't help but laugh when the 911 operator replied, "Jeff is inside you?" Just the tone of her question was so pure, it could not have been performed by an actor even under a master director.
Him trying to spin this story of having another person inside him… and then going “she hurt me”.. its disgusting. I hate how media has made DID this perfect scapegoat for killers to try and use. The real condition is so upsetting. I genuinely can’t believe he got diagnosed in the first place.
@@oliverhatesgoogle9657real. I met up with someone with DID and he was a really sweet, genuine guy. The perception of ppl with it is honestly mind boggling, the worst thing they experienced from their DID was they got hooked on cigs because an alter started smoking. People with DID are generally far from dangerous, and when they are it's because of another factor that their condition.
jeff is inside him.
Or when he stops his killing for a moment and is like "one sec i need some water"
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I’m sorry the way I laughed when he said “Jeff is inside me, I feel his energy coming inside me” 💀
why are eggs square but can still crack
I'm dirty minded 💀
OMG🤣💀
@@Sans_undertalefan HELP HAHAHA 💀😂
He really wasn’t crazy or possessed by Jeff the Killer, he was just mad his mom took away his internet gf. As funny as that sounds, it’s sad and messed up that someone was killed over such a trivial thing
"People aren't born evil"
Also people:
It’s not as easy as being just evil, this is also entitlement. He felt entitled to internet time with his GF he also wanted free reign to do whatever he wanted online without any repercussions. He was spoiled and angry and took it out on one of the only people that loved him unconditionally.
@KATinBLACK
There's full grown adults within the inner city of some particular U.S. localities that shoot at fast food employees for putting too much mayonnaise on their sandwich.
Not all that surprising really.
@SMCwasTaken
There's plenty of time between 0 and 14 for thing's to go wrong.
@@hollowgonzalo4329 do you think maybe his mom absd him?
I believe not
Creepy Pasta always gets blamed for crimes like this but it's not the horror stories fault, some people just can't tell reality from fiction.
Don’t be named Donovan
Before creepypasta, people were blaming video games, before that was movies, and before that was board games and books… Killers are just killers.
Yeah, he was an edgelord that went over that edge 🤷
Not even that in this case, it's just a convenient fall-topic instead of the more obvious and direct causes at play here.
They can tell the difference. That’s why on the 911 call he mentioned how “Jeff is going to get him killed in prison.” So he had enough forethought to consider how he’d do in prison. Too bad he didn’t consider that before he brutally took his mom’s life and the impact it would have on her loved ones. He only used the creepypasta character to try and appear crazy, but they completely overlooked the fact that he was angry with his mom for restricting his access to his online gf. He just wanted to live out his sick fantasy and then pretend to have remorse. Hopefully he doesn’t reoffend. Justice for his mother was not served. What lesson was learned?
That 911 phone call is so embarrassing it’s nearly unbearable. It physically hurts listening to it.
top notch cringe
I was laughing the whole time.
dont get mad at me or jeff will come out of me
He should've got the chair for the phone call alone
i can't listen to it in one go too, i cringe too hard
I just cant believe this boy. Not only does he look goofy af, he also acts goofy af. May his mom rest in peace, imagine dying because your son thinks shit like "Jeff is inside me, AUGH 😩"
I’m 100% sure he was mentally ill, because who tf can stab their own mother 16 TIMES??
i mean, i like creepypastas like jeff, but this guy took it to another level.
@@justyouraveragetvheadkinda reminds me of those slenderman girls that stabbed that girl in the woods
@@Mayonnaise_is_a_sauce yeah, people do crazy stuff because of pastas
“Goofy af”
I was NOT expecting that ending… that he was set free. They jumped through so many hoops to release a dude that viciously murdered his mom???? Meanwhile, kids that did drugs or stole a car end up in prison for decades…. Nah… this is stupid.
Cannot agree more. This is so fucking disgusting. I do not believe ANY of his letters about how sorry he was,and he "only cared for and felt sorry for his family", No. That's BS!! He only pities HIMSELF. No justice was served,here. Shame on ALL parties involved in getting this murder set free.
Dammit. Why did I read the comments first!? It’s my own damn fault!
Absolutely! I could understand lifelong institutionalization for the criminally insane, but FREEDOM is not only a miscarriage of justice, it’s a risk to the entire community!
@@PsyopcyclopsI hate it when I do that too! 😂
But he said he found god
The American court LOVES hearing that
It's disgusting
He murdered his mother. She begged for her life, and he murdered her. He killed someone, it was premeditated, he confessed that he did it, then automatically went to, “Jeff did it.” That is not how DID works, he’s making excuses for himself. He disgusts me.
Yeah, either the doctor who diagnosed him is a hack, or he wasn't shown the 911 audio. I mean the fact he catches himself and immediately changes like that is so suspicious it made me cringe when I heard it.
Hes literally the definition of insane.
when he said "i have another person inside of me" i cringed so bad i almost died, jokes aside tho i hate how corny it is, like he killed his mom just because of a stupid internet creepypasta?? i guess kids dont deserve to have electronics.
@@KuaiDaisome kids indeed don’t deserve to have them. It’s sad and infuriating that he was able to simulate a disorder and just get away with it. The doctor who deemed him unaccountable must have his medical license revoked. I have psychiatric problems myself (chronic clinical depression, quite severe), and people simulating psychiatric disorders to get away with crimes or just to gain some attention always infuriated and disgusted me. Psychiatric illnesses are still widely stigmatised and misunderstood partly because of them.
Well he’s diagnosed. There was probably more to the story that just wasn’t included.
Damn… this kid brutally murdered his step mom, confessed to it, and walked away a free man. Props to our justice system.
That was his real mom
He is getting the help he needs
It will be hard for him to get a job
@@jiminarvaez cope harder
@@jiminarvaezwdym?
👹😈: Jeff is inside me
🥵😩:Jeff is inside me
AYO 😂
💀💀💀
thats what i thought when i saw the thumbnail😀
Don’t get me started on the free whimper audio tho🔥🔥
Jeff "cut off his eyelids ... and cut a smile into his face" this kid scratch a smile on his face with a pin/pen, only used the knife on his mom.
Cause he don't have the guts to cut a wide bloody smile in both corners of his mouth, just as Jeff The Killer has done!
literally, what a freak. the way he’s whimpering over the phone from the accidentally self inflicted stab wound pissed me off. like imagine what your mother felt with 60+ stab wounds over her body.
@@eg4374she wouldn’t feel anything after getting 60 wounds tho
@@s-t-a-r-r-y_n-i-g-h-t-s she was crawling around for a while in her weakened state though
@@Rubellite-jq2kg even after 60 wounds? What courage she had
Bro the lawyer looks like he's got 50 Instagram filters on
💀💀💀 LMAO
I call BS on the whole Jeff The Killer business. He was honest in the beginning of the 911 call, "I killed my mom!" He admitted right then that he did it. He did it because he was angry with his mother. Jeff was the excuse he came up with partway through the call. He should be in prison for a very long time. I believe he is still a danger. If I were his remaining family, I'd be very afraid of him.
Fully agree! everyone's go to these days is mental illness get out of jail card. He's just another teen killer who knws how to the work the system.
Yeah, you could tell so easily. He started doing the edgy anime shit, breathing hard and pausing between words. Plus, he slipped up and said "when she yelled at me" and referred to himself another time rather than jeff, then switched to referring to jeff again. I couldn't help but cringe so hard because it's how I was as a kid, but I was in an abusive household, and I clung to the relatability of edgy characters and how they'd speak. But even then, I didn't end up killing my abuser. This kid was just spoiled and couldn't take no for an answer.
Yeah the call when he audibly TRIES to hyperventilate and then "it wasn't me, it was Jeff!" is so obviously fake. Trying to be this edgy character like, dude, you're cringe, you're so perpetually cringe that it made you kill your own mom, that's pretty extreme. Anyway enjoy existing as a cringe weirdo that will always know you cold-bloodedly killed your own mom!
I don't believe there is any mental illness where a person perceives another person existing inside of them like this, it's some cringe kid thinking he'd be just SO COOL if he were this psycho killer but, doesn't get how psychosis or whatever works
@@buttlord4204 Dissociative Identity Disorder and psychosis can cause similar situations, yet the way they recognize and enact these is usually the deciding factor between it being real or just faking. He was a hundred percent faking and also has horrible acting.
I hate when Jeff goes inside of me randomly
AYOOO 😭
pause
AYOOOOO 🧐
Bro literally murdered someone over a creepypasta 💀
Did you see the case of the girls who tried to kill their friend because of Slenderman?
@@mermaidsquad1391 was just about to say that lol
Woudn't be the first time. coughslendermancough
Creepy Jeff was inside me once too, either that or it was the town drunk in a Mickey mouse mask. Either way very creepy.
And a shit creepypasta at that 😂
He felt jeff coming inside him.... thats powerful🙏🏻
Accept Jeff as your lord and savior 🙏
🐈couldn’t even edge to this, I exploded immediately!!! Clean up on aisle MY PANTS 😂😂😂
@@shidbot123Tf.
@@shidbot123 coming right now I need a mop 😂
Why do people think male rape is funny ?
I've been heavily active in the creepypasta community for almost 11 years, and tbh this story doesn't even shock me. Only because there's been so many other people who have done what this guy did.
The little girl who stabbed her mom to death because Laughing Jack told her to.
The two girls who dragged their friend in the woods, and attempted to stab their friend to death for slenderman's approval to become one of his proxies.
The one girl who attempted to burn her house down while her family was fast asleep to attempt to become a proxy.
But it isn't Creepypasta's fault. It's these kids who have either a hard life or mental health issues but that's no excuse for what he did or what they did.
But i feel like if they got help when they needed it, they wouldn't of been in the situations they were in.
I have mental issues myself, and know other people who have them too. Some mental illnesses are extreme and especially if your dealing with psychosis sometimes things like this happen because they snap.
Maybe this guy had mental issues, maybe he used it as an excuse but we don't know.
I'm sorry to hear that😧
This is sadly very common in the creepypasta community. As someone who was very into creepypasta when they were younger and has severe mental health issues, i genuinely believed that creepypasta were real and were following me. I had friends that believed it too and we influenced each other into being worse.
quick correction, they didn't stab her to death, they stabbed her to what they thought was death, she managed to survive the stabs long enough to be spotted by a biker and rushed to a hospital, she managed to get treated and survives after 14 days if i remember correctly
Sometimes 😢ppl can’t help it though
Saw him at Walmart a few months ago when a friend told me this story. It was insane, this kid does not deserve to be let out.
Not sure if i believe you but if your serious, that is crazy he should go to orison for life :/
@@Piggyeconomysolvers I work at the Urbana Walmart. Saw him while I was heading to lunch. It definitely shocked me
@Huhwhips I'm sure you do buddy stop lying
@@art23428 believe me or not. Up to you
@@art23428he gains nothing from lying as this is only a yt comment section and there's nothing too unbelievable about his story and it doesnt change my life in the slightest so i see no reason to not believe him
This guy had a FANTASTIC lawyer. Like fr. He was a public defense attorney? Really? This guy deserves a raise.
True Donavan was so lucky. I really do hope that he really turned his life around and became a better person, if not then all that effort went down the drain
@@OctaviusMulliusI’d like to think that he did. Although he lied about Jeff, it’s pretty obvious that his mental integrity at the time was in a debilitating state to say the least. On top of that, he hung out with kids who thought murder was rad, there’s no saying what type of person his girlfriend was, and his hormones were going wild. He’s definitely still to be held responsible for what he did, but growing out of puberty, actually getting help, and not associating with edgy people can go a long, long way for personal growth.
Needless to say I still fucking hate the guy, though. He’s very apologetic, but he is not even nearly as remorseful. All his apologies are obviously centered around saving face. He tried to lie his way back into the family, and thankfully failed. I wouldn’t be surprised if he even gaslit himself about it being Jeff, all to deflect the responsibility that is his to own. It’s up to him to man up and face his demons, otherwise at this rate we might find his name in a pedo registry within 10-20 years.
Although his entire family is affected, I feel especially sorry for Donovan’s father. The love of his life, murdered ruthlessly at the hand of his own son, his so-called baby boy. And he was the one to drive aforementioned son to his freedom, torn between the parental urge to help his troubled child to the best of his abilities and the victim’s urge to beat that fucker senseless. All the guilt he must inadvertently be experiencing for dooming his wife by marrying her in the first place. It’s unimaginably awful, I hope he finds a new sense of purpose eventually.
Bro called saul
@@R4in46💀
Creepypastas were fun, but it was like a slightly scary tv programme. It would be like me basing my personality around an episode of Dr Who that scared me when I was 6.
It's so sad that she might have imagined she was getting a surprise hug, but then get stabbed repeatedly and then shot by someone she loved.
man that last line hit me pretty hard ngl
@@ErikTheHighlandersame
JTK is so terrible that it got deleted from Creepypasta Wiki and moved to Trollpasta Wiki. It's a prime example of a Crappypasta, a pasta that tries to be serious but fails miserably.
@Keznen that’s sonic.exe, not Jeff the killer.
@@rod-ht2kz Nope, it's both of them. Both those shitty stories were moved to Trollpasta Wiki where they belong.
Being 50 years old, I always wondered when blaming anything from TV shows, to music ,to games to creepy little characters was gonna stop.🤷♀️Apparently it’s not, anyone in their right frame of mind would know better, he, however, is under the illusion, but no one to blame, but the person that committed the act, extremely sad,😞,,,thank you ever so much Kyle for your work, another one I haven’t heard of.💯,,,✌🏻💕
Well said!
Time is a flat circle, anything and everything will be used to justify demonizing a hobby
I'm 42. I remember when they were blaming video games. Well I played Doom, StarCraft, Call of Duty, Resident Evil, GTA, etc. I didn't go to Mars to fight monsters, nor did I fought off an alien invasion or thought I was a Special Ops. Gran Turismo was different, I love cars. Drove like Speed Racer in my teenage years. Just like most teenage boys when they get their license.
People really need to be held accountable. In today's society, it seems accountability and consequences does not exist anymore. You see more and more of these type of crimes from Gen Z as of late. They're brain washed by social media into committing foolish acts because they see that people aren't getting in trouble for their actions. All those flash mob theft, protesting over petty things, rioting, car jacking, open drug use, and the system does nothing to stop it. You have mayors in Chicago and NYC saying they're just bored kids. People like AOC saying they're stealing to put food on the table. Enabling bad behavior and you'll end up with killers like this "Jeff" kid and they'll somehow blame it on Trump. 🤷
Democrats have placed our cities under siege. Vote them out.
@DroneStrike1776 Dint forget how Jews and Asians are being assaulted in these “liberal progressive” cities and having their shops looted while the perpetrators either don’t get prosecuted or get a slap on the wrist. I know first hand as a NYC resident.
"jeff is inside me!~ 🤤😫" "jeff is inside you?🤨"
Bru 😭😭
"It wasn't me. It was my alter ego!" I can see some of his reasoning in that "confession" potentially being rooted in the results of the slenderman stabbing, deeming the girls insane, thus getting lesser sentences. This was an angsty, rage-filled teen who wanted to LARP some angsty character, then backed out like a coward when he realized he'd get punished for his actions in the real world.
Actually one of the girls was actually schizophrenic and she is still in the mental hospital because of it. Not that it makes it better
@Eatingyourheart I've heard, and while I'm not too sure whether she was acting or not, I made the connection to speculate that this boy learned that insanity = lighter sentences when it comes to murder relating to horror story characters.
@@Legacy-sw7bv Oh no, she is absolutely a hundred percent schizophrenic. The symptoms are absurdly prevalent with her. She was taken advantage of by the other girl who was edgier and used her delusions and impressionability to get her to do something horrible with her.
They didn't get lighter sentences. They were 12 y/o and got 25 and 40 years respectively. In many states they would be out by the time they were 18. (As 13 is generally the cutoff age when a child can be tried as an adult)
It's so annoying that these people expect that they can just put something like murdering their loved one behind them. Like, no, that is unforgivable. I would never associate with that person ever again, even if they were a brother or sister.
I disagree. I believe that everyone can be rehabililated. You people are just so stubborn.
@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307if people can kill their family members and still garner sympathy, and so too should the stubborn people. Let them be stubborn, I sure as hell would be too of someone killed my family!
@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 yeah, I think it’s fair if his family hasn’t forgiven him but at the same time I believe he might have been rehabilitated. He was young when he committed the crime, and clearly struggled a lot with mental health. People like that can be fixed
@@BaDazai but humanity's been stubborn for far too long.
@@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 and people have been killing for just as long too!
God, his fake panting on the 911 call to make him seem insane was cringe. Also, says Jeff did it and when asked why, uses "me" terms
Agree it sounds annoying
those noises made me so uncomfortable
I mean he did stab himself in the leg and was probably full of adrenaline but yeah the acting was corny asf
He was panting because he stabbed himself in the leg. I Don't think it was to fake insanity.
Jeff is love, Jeff is life. Jeff is inside me.
Jeff got his skin burnt, he burned his eyelids off, he carved a permanent smile to himself,
BRO IS NOT JEFF
My uncle was murdered by a 15 year old. He got 50 years not eligible for parole until after 30 years. It was a much less violent killing and it wasn't his own mother. How did this kid get off so light?
I’m so sorry for your loss, but yeah I agree.. it’s wild to have let him off so easy
cos he white
@sxnxqa2335 yet school shooters get a hefty prison sentence
@@shadowfury200as they should lol
@@chasegoetz6069 I agree they should
“Jeff is inside me. I can feel his energy just coming inside me right now.”
Shit had me dying 💀
😭
Religious people vibe
He 100% says he's the alpha
@@Wojtek_Chblah people vibe
Listening to this, I can't help but be reminded of that quote from Scream, "Now, Sid, don't you blame the movies! Movies don't create psychos; movies make psychos more creative!"
I don't believe the creepypasta should be held liable for what Donovan did. He still would have been messed up, Jeff or no. Content like this is just a convenient scapegoat for the media to not address the real issues because the story of a Jeff the Killer copycat will sell more. Influenced, yes; caused, no.
The only thing that crappypasta should be held accountable for is its crime of terrible writing. lol
Yes
Just like the people who thought they were vampires in Germany, or that guy who claimed to have murdered someone for a sacrifice to Satan. You have to be, unwell, to say the least to do this to your own mother.
The scream quote came to my mind as well. Scream has some really good quotes.
as someone with DID ..
this makes me feel disgusting.
individuals with DID are likely to be victims rather than abusers and murderers. someone please take that man’s license.
That's what I'm saying!! Also- fellow system here. I feel the exact same way- I hate the reputation DID has. It infuriates me.
Hiii, I myself don't suffer with DID, but I'm curious as to what it's like living with it. I'm sorry if this is offensive to ask and if you don't wanna answer that's completely okay ^^💜
Whats DID?
@@gamingevolvedkg30 it stands for Dissociative Identity Disorder
@@kpro_1188Im the host of a system, I can give you my breakdown but every system is different.
My day to day is overall pretty normal, but the main difference is instead of having a single dialogue that discusses my thoughts, there are 3-5 voices muttering, chatting, or assisting me. I as host rarely fully switch out, but rather I go co-conscious which allows the other alters to do their jobs. For example; One thing I struggle with is wet things touching my hands. One of my alters is able to stand that sensation better so he fronts and I let him wash dishes or take showers. Meanwhile I’m watching but the sensation is more like I’m watching myself though a thing screen(?) that’s the best way I would word it. For times I’m fully out (which is rare, usually only happens when I am in extreme distress) it feels like one moment I’m there, then I’m interacting with something completely different with no gap or anything in between.
Hope this helps :)
The kid is so obviously acting it's embarrassing to the justice system he managed to worm his way out of prison. From the fake heavy breathing to, as was mentioned in the video, him following how DID is depicted in horror movies, it's clear he's just as evil now as the day he killed his mom, with no real remorse.
If you listen even before the creepy pasta he was a spoiled brat that was never told no when he was young so when he got older & they tried well he didn't like it obviously. Also he was bullied at school he was probably also a controlling little brat because his REALLY crappy parents never taught him appropriate interpersonal skills. Then never took action even when he started showing signs of a psychopath. Just an absolute utter mess.😢
I totally agree. She likely never suspected what might happen, but mom kinda did it to herself. Kids need boundaries in order to feel safe. Not just physically but emotionally safe, ie disruptive behavior is not tolerated. Power over others is a corrupting influence so be sure your kids don't get any!
They literally set him alight, that is beyond bullying.
Exactly @@averagelizard2489
I don't think anyone ever set the dude on fire bro that was in the creepy pasta
@@jamiemetcalfe7945 She was the step-mom so his dad was the one that failed him, kids rarely care what a step-parent says if the bio parent doesn't reinforce it, I worked with kids for years and step-parents suffer a lot when bio parents don't step in to correct the kid
The operator sounds awfully young, but she was likely told to keep him talking until the police could get there.
Awfully young wtf no she doesn’t
@@Skerboysweet
I thought she sounded young too, but I don't believe that's a bad thing. I've heard operaters that sounded older compared to the operator heard here. When I heard her voice, I imagined and young (20somthing yr old) blonde, possibly with a bit of color in it to..but idk, it was just my thought😅
Sleff 1:27
uh yeah, that's dispatches job.
@@wesleyalan9179bro made his dream woman
Nah, i thought that was yandere dev on the thumbnail 💀
I WAS WONDERING WHO THIS MOFO REMINDED ME OF
He quite looks like him
Imagine writing a creepy pasta that someone used as a reason to kill someone. I feel for the writer, he probably feels awful knowing his creation was used like that.
It wasn't because of the creepypasta tho
The mere fact that Donovan knew Jeff had killed the mother shows that Donovan doesn't suffer from D.I.D. One personality will not remember what the other personality did. So if Jeff comes through and makes a cup of coffee and then donovan comes through in the process of lifting the cup to drink the coffee, Donovan will ask himself why he is drinking the coffee.
“His symptoms were aligned with DID” but they literally aren’t? There’s this and the fact that he said “Jeff is always here” like talking to him and stuff. It’s not like an it’s either him or Jeff thing, but more of just a hallucination.
📠
As a diagnosed system I actually can disagree with this, it all depends on how much you communicate with others/are messing around with headspace etc. There are times i remember absolutely nothing when I'm away, or times im closer to front/more active and can kind of hear or know what's going on outside of the body despite the fact im not fronting. However with that aside I one hundred percent agree this guy didn't have DID and is just using this as an excuse it happens absolutely all the time.
People love to demonize systems
There is also a disorder called OSDD-1b that's similar to DID, but there's no amnesia between the parts, so in theory he could have that. Plus, even in DID it's possible to know *something* about one's alters, even though one doesn't remember the time when that alters are up front (in control of the body). I still doubt it that Donovan in particular has DID\OSDD-1b, but the amnesia argument is certainly not enough to rule it out.
@@ameliab324 that’s interesting! I didn’t know that
wait till he finds out jeff was a edited photo 😭
Fr😂
do you by any chance remember where the photo came from
"Jeff is inside me"
The operator: ayo pause-
😭😭
Bru this was the first one posted and some idiot copied it and got 1k likes?
He took that womans life basically because he was caught red handed with embarressing pics. omg that is just awful..you can see he is a smug horrible person who does not care what he has done at all....hes fooled everyone ......its terrible, he should never ever walk free amongst us!!!!!!!
Amogus
when the imposter is sus! 😳
what have these comment replies gone to
@@doktawhawee9870 among us!
“I hope that one day, we can put this behind us.” Dude you literally murdered his mom for taking your phone away.
"I hope that one day, I can earn your forgiveness" probably would've been better
Huh
Not relevant to the story but the sentence “Jeff is inside me” is wild.
If this was me I would be like:
“ it-it was Masky’s fault 🥺…. “
masky is inside of me 😨🥺🌬😰😱😋
@@Sca_ra..x 😨😨😨😨😨
@@RU1NTSAMS 💞💞💞
@@Sca_ra..x 💞💞💞💝💝💝
As a 20 year old who once had the CRINGIEST creepy pasta phase (posters and drawing all over my room, non stop creepypasta videos and lore deep dives 24/7, and smutty fan fics) this has got to the the most CRINGE INDUCING 911 call I have EVER heard! What the hell 😂
Ong
I'm 23 and used to be really obsessed with Jeff (mainly because of Andy Biersack and how he looked in Knives and Pens). I feel bad for laughing at that phone call because it is a tragedy and i feel so bad for him mom. It's the dumbest age to do crazy stuff. Gonna regret that literally immediately but it will be too late. His mom is gone and he will forever remember his stupid ''phase'' that made him kill his own mother. He will hate himself for the rest of his life.
i wanna read jeff the killer smut now im not even gonna lie. ao3 here i come
smutty fan fics is so real bru 😭😭😭💯💯💯💯🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
The amount of filters his lawyer used is killing me 😂
I know right!?
Lol really? I don't use all that stuff
He looks like an egg 😂
Yassified
ikr i kept laughing when he showed up
This poor operator😔
"Hes...hes inside me"
"🤨Jeff is inside you?
"Yes"
"...mmmokay"
LOL
💀
this is why people rarely see creepypastas in the wild anymore
OMGG 😭😭🙏
Jeff the Killer is such a joke of a character. It's like killing someone in the name of Eric Cartman
Dude I’m fucking crying rn😂
“Jeff is inside me” all of Jeff’s fan girls are seething with jealousy right now.
Edit: “JEFF IS INSIDE OF YOU?” had me dying
I laughed my ass off of this, holy shit😭
The 911 operator repeating what he says is so funny. “Jeff is inside you?”
"...okay..."
"He's inside of me."
"He's always inside of me."
LMAOOO SORRY it just sounds so goofy 🤣
Very deep 😂😂😂
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The weirdest 911 call Ive.. probably EVER heard..
My only question is, did he think they were just going to arrest “the other personality inside him”, Jeff and he’d skip off scot free or was it a very stupid plan to weaponize mental illness (especially D.I.D which is already stigmatized enough) to try and plead insanity? Which now that I’m writing that out sounds like he was trying to do the later. His siblings have every right to be upset and want nothing to do with him anymore. Nothing about that seems like there’s any remorse, he’s just remorseful his first plan didn’t work. I pray for his siblings well-being and anyone that happens to be in his community whether he’s changed or not.
Ok As someone that is an alter in a DID system I have so much to share about this. I absolutely agree with your point.
Sad that he actually did get away with it. Stabbing his own mom 60 times then blowing her head off with a Glock and only getting 5 years??? What in the actual F
@@merk.9285Right. But this is how it goes. There’s way too many cases like this out there, and age isn’t even a mitigating factor for those cases.
As others have said in the past…the justice system cares far more about the perpetrators than the victims.
@@ThelmaRottersman hello fellow alter in a DID system. That was my first thought too, wondering if the kid had Jeff as a system member. There's a young girl out there that had a Jeff alter that set her room on fire and killed her step-mom, so... not the first time. And that girl was diagnosed with DID after the fact as well, so I'm not armchair dx'ing lol :)
@@gardenofsn5955 I really appreciate you enlightening me on this! I try to do as much research as I can and us going to school for it is something we want to branch out with regarding how society treats us and what not. (I’m replying on another account since it’s different from the computers account.) I’m a fairly new alter myself and from a source that is kinda ? Frowned upon but it’s really important to acknowledge that not every single alter is a prosecutor or dangerous from the original source
I genuinely get so sick of people who think that just because someone “serves their time”, they’re morally absolved of what they’ve done. Bullshit.
It’s kind of like girls with a hoe phase who “changed and want a family” and all that. Like bro, you can’t just stop murdering and suddenly not be a murderer anymore.
Maybe some people believe that, but my guess would be most people may believe they have socially "paid their debt" but not morally.
You underestimate how much jail can break you. 1 week feels like 1 month, 1 month like 1 year. And it's usually a really hellish experience
@@zaer-ezartnah not really most jails are pretty good nd if you get an actual good jail with programs and facility your basically set
@@spegaa2-994 In Europe probably. Not in America
I hate people who use mental disorders they don't have to justify their actions. I know people who have DID, which is developed from severe childhood trauma, and they are all wonderful people. When people say their "other personality" killed someone I get furious, because it stigmatizes a disorder that does not make you a bad person, and it stigmatizes people I love.
Yep! Even the psychologists noted that it’s a rare thing to be violent with DID yet they still give him that diagnosis and let him walk free.
Exactly!! I was looking for a comment like this I hate when people put these kinds of stigmatism on people with disorders :(
I have DID and I was looking for a comment like this. Thank you, for having empathy and compassion. Because my disorder is so rare it's hard to see things like this and kind of think to myself "nobody else watching sees that this is wrong", if that makes sense? It's weirdly common for people to blame crimes like this on DID despite that experts know so little about it and yet one thing we do know is that people with uh, bonus people in their brain, are actually less violent on average compared to the rest of the population. Seems like guilty criminals want an easy route to the insanity plea, and aren't thinking at all about how they know nothing about having DID so they're inevitably going to fake it very badly and very obviously. My own mom told me that it made her suicidal when I told her I had been diagnosed with it, so it's really not living life on easy mode, and we certainly don't get treated any better by cops...
Yeah especially when he's later quoted as saying he didn't see how loving his family was and was self centered, so clearly he didn't have a severe trauma disorder.
Yeah this makes me sick tbh, he clearly did not have DID and just got a diagnosis like that? As a get out of jail free card? Truly horrible, systems are way less violent because I don't think the brain would let someone violent stay out especially since they are experiencing strong negative emotions so they mostly get switched out and someone else gets send out to deal with it so nahhhhh that wouldn't happen and there is no sign of actual childhood trauma in the way he behaves
"Yo guys I look like L from death note" type of kid
Underrated comment
“jeff is inside me”
damn jeff advancing that relationship fast
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nooooooo😭
Bruh nooo😂💀
I didn't know Jeff The Killer was chill like that.
Valentino: well this just got interesting~
Before creepypasta, people were blaming video games, before that was movies, and before that was board games and books…
The sad part is that I don’t see this pattern of blaming these different things for the crimes committed by one or multiple people going away anytime soon.
I feel as though this is going to go on strong, especially in the case of people wanting to blame literally all else but themselves or the individual responsible. Anything that doesn’t fit a certain status quo is vulnerable to being further stigmatized.
If someone committed a crime for something like the Bible, I feel as though it is not going to get the same response as this or say, a metal band or a video game.
And before board games and books?
@@Wojtek_ChGood question! Though it’s hard to say, I guess the answer to that could be that of people blaming each other, and aspects of superstition and religion.
@@Wojtek_Ch Oral stories, people used to blame almost everything to spirits and witches in the past, some still do, in my country still is normal to blame demons for your misdeeds to a point a dude murdered his family and blamed being possessed and walked free, luckily his community beaten him to death
Jeff is inside me 💀
Jeff is love Jeff is live?
Friend inside me
"Jeff is inside me" Oh so you 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗹𝘆 like Jeff.
"Jeff is inside me" is crazyyy💀💀
liking creepypasta:its fine we all had that phase
acting like a creepypasta or mimicing it IRL: you need therapy or something.
Imagine you are the guy who created this creepypasta, seeing how someone went crazy on your creepypasta and took "cosplay" too seriously
I can’t imagine being the girlfriend and hearing this on the news. He was so mad about losing her that he traumatised her for life.
She learned a lesson, dont try online dating. Its full of creeps
Why am aggravated by how the 911 operator handled the situation 😭
The 911 call pissed me off..what a weirdo.
“Jeff is INSIDE OF ME”
-Donovan (potentially Jeff)
Edit: thank you for informing me it was his step mother! Not sure how I missed that. -He took away the life of the very person who gave him his.- Him dramatically hyperventilating and trying to say “it was Jeff” is not only ridiculous and cringe but it’s just pathetic. He killed his own mother and is too much of a coward to even admit that it was him. This jackass took a creepypasta to the extreme and used it to excuse his behavior. I know at that age everything seems like it’s the end of the world, especially when it comes to relationships. But this was a very permanent solution to a temporary problem.
That was his step mother. Still crazy.
She wasn't his biological mom but she did all a normal mom would
if she was raising him she's his mother. stop stigmatizing adoption.
@@LethalBubblesNo one’s “stigmatizing adoption.” They’re just correcting because OP described the victim as the woman who gave the killer life when she did not, in fact, give birth to him. Go find something else to be offended by.
@@erinbrown3744Some people get super offended when you acknowledge someone is a STEP parent. Its weird.
How do you “rehabilitate” a violent sociopath? Society has such a short memory.
He looks more like Harry Potter in the pictures shown. He could have just grabbed his magic branch and yelled "Avacado Patado" if he wanted to kill someone that bad......
Hes not insane or even mentally ill. Hes a chronically online, cringey edge lord
It’s amazing how defense attorneys always find psychiatrist’s and doctors to back up their case. Weird. Lol. What a fricken joke the system is. It’s amazing it can even function as it does with all the bs going on.
"Jeff is inside me"
My man rlly said a edgy badly written creepypasta is "inside" of him💀
"Jeff is inside me"
Im going to hell for laughing at that
Jeff is inside me too
@@Gg-tc7blJeffreys been busy tonight 😊
@@luaustin627 baking brownies if u know what I mean
I can feel the killer coming inside of me
I love you guys
“He’s always inside me” 💀🤨
Damn this is crazy. I’m mad af over the lack of justice
What's crazy is I was and still kinda am into creepy pastas. Only then I "idolized" them in a sense that they were lowkey my imaginary friends. I knew they weren't real and I knew that doing anything they did was wrong. In the cringe middle school sense.
Insane to me how people can actually act on these things, curious.
Agree
Dude he killed someone over a fictional character, "Jeff is inside me 😩" CRAZY. Like bruh. I can't with the moaning 😭
I was sexually, mentally, and physically abused as a child. Never crossed my mind to murder the people but actually felt pity for them when i looked in their eyes. I wonder what truly goes on in these monsters head while killing someone.
Props on you for being able to feel pity for those who wronged you. I’ve been the same way minus the sexual abuse. It’s sad that some people must take their anger and problems out on other people. If people want help or to talk to someone, they could just ask.
Same here. I didnt really feel pity but neither did I feel murderous intent, just disgust and sometimes nothing at all. I did, however, redirect any violent thoughts at myself, which I've almost gotten over. I do believe I've recovered, at least somewhat, so I hope you do, too!
@@PhantomGato-v- not everybody reacts the same to trama
@@travishylton6976 quite aware of that, it appears I react quite differently in comparison to others. I was simply wishing OP to feel better in their own way.
@@travishylton6976trama
When I was 15, I went through an emo phase like many other teenagers at the time. I found myself diving into the world of Creepypastas, just like so many others. However, while most of us simply enjoyed reading the stories, some took it a bit further by idolizing characters like Jeff the Killer.
Admiring the artwork and aesthetics of Jeff, with his pale, emo appearance, was one thing. But for some, it went beyond that. They tried to integrate Jeff into their lives, blurring the line between fiction and reality.
Looking back, I can now see that this behavior was a bit extreme, even for the emo subculture. But at the time, it felt like a natural part of our fascination with the darker aspects of storytelling and art. It's a phase that many of us look back on with a mix of amusement and reflection.
Yeah I'll admit I would go around claiming I was a murderer but that was never gonna be the case. I was just weird and I know others were like that too but it's totally different when you actually act out in it
I did integrate jeff into my lives, the part where i won't let people bully me, not the killing spree stuff, it's stupid.
From age 6 to like 10 I was scared shitless of Jeff
Me too it kinda freaks me out now how everyone had a creepy emo phase I used to cosplay as the copypasta characters, guess it’s a natural part of growing up
I just don’t get it, I had a HUGE creepypasta phase as a kid, and I mean huge: art, cosplay, all that. Never once in my life have I had the urge to kill someone, even if I got angry at them, especially my parents. I think it all boils down to who you are as a person as well
Blessings upon you.
Baby Baby BABY GIRL❤❤❤
Lmao what's up with the indian guys thirsting on the replies 💀
@@ne0nmancerI just noticed 😭
@@ne0nmancerit's obviously a bot💀cool ur xenophobia
The 911 operator has the same amount of brain cells as my Call of Duty teammates
Thank you for the "just in case" explanation. I've been a netizen since the late 90s but I'm in my 60s, so I suppose my exposure has been limited to my interests.
I have no idea what an appropriate punishment might be so I cannot have an informed opinion. It is far outside my experience and knowledge.
Same here. I can’t wrap my head around crimes like this committed by kids.
People stopped saying 'netizen' over two decades ago, thanks for playing
@@Whiteboykun _We_ didn't. Nice try, though.
@@mbryson2899 Who's 'we'? Got a turd in your pocket?
@Whiteboykun cool? People like to use the words they like and if it's harmless why should you care?
Dude talking like an Anime Side Character with that many loud "silent" pauses.
He is the Edge Lord.
he who edges to jeff
It wasnt Creepy Pasta that influenced him to commit murder. That was just an excuse to do what they already wanted to do
That 911 call was the most cringe thing I’ve heard in a while.
Yeah, I agree. 😬
Cringe emo edgelord: "It'S JeFf...He'S InSiDe mE!"
The story where he gets attacked by bullies, and gets set on fire isn’t actually the original. The original version was actually written in 2008, and the famous one is just a fan made version.
Not relevant to the video, but it’s a common misconception.
yes exactly ‼️
yea, it's true that the popular one is Fan Made, but I do wonder what the actual backstory to it is, since I can't find anything about it
@@dbdnube3720 would u like me to send u a link of the original story? (:
Was the original one decent or was it just as bad as the fan-made one?
@dbdnube3720 The image is older than any of the Jeff crap. It's actually a heavily photoshopped image of a Japanese woman. It's not certain exactly who it is, but the most probable answer is a woman named Mariko.
“I can feel Jeff inside of me”
me too, me too.
@@allancouceiro9255 say what you want, Jeff's hot.
@@allancouceiro9255 nah, there's a thin line between edge and horn. I've PASSED that line.
Is this Jeff in the room with us now?
@@BubonicBaby_mk2me when Jeff is uhh
Wait what?
This is like the Slenderman case all over again
ok
Lawyer lookin' like AI
Gave me a bit of a scare at first, not ganna lie
FR it was freaky☠️
@@diretrip Im shocked
Wnat Timelapse is that?
Looking like a creepy pasta himself.
“Jeff is inside me “ 💀 my condolences to the family
You know I had to use that quote
@@diretrip hahahaha it’d be such a shame if you didn’t lmao
As someone with a dissociative disorder myself, it’s definitely not like this, and definitely not like the movies. Alters are meant to protect the body and mind, not to harm others, this is a horrible case and the kid is obviously mentally ill , but that’s no excuse.
DID, OSDD, and other disorders aren’t an excuse for any crimes.
If you don't mind me asking, what is it like having a dissociative disorder? I'm just curious, though I do understand if you don't want to answer.
@@hunter-rr8hz sorry it took so long for me to reply! I can’t exactly describe it for everyone with the disorder/s but my system is working ok, I can describe mine as a small family for comfort in different areas, it’s a coping mechanism that my brain came up with after severe trauma.
Each alter has a different role, I highly recommend reading up on the disorders and learn more about it outside of movies! All I can say is that if anyone in the system commits a crime, its not an excuse! Thanks for asking :)
@@oneweirdboi2544 Just saw your response. It's good that yours isn't, like, bad or anything, if that makes sense, but yeah, I'll do some research. And thanks for replying as well, and kindly too as I'm not sure that everyone would exactly take well to being asked about this stuff, which is understandable. :)
I'm sorry but "Jeff the killer is inside me" in the thumbnail killed me bro
Thank you for explaining Jeff the killer for us old dudes 😂
His poor mother didn't deserve to die like that she clearly loved her children .