The Murder of Brooke Preston & the Truth About Hulu's "Dead Asleep"

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  • @KendallRae
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  • @irelandevr4046
    @irelandevr4046 2 роки тому +2312

    My good friend from high school was murdered in 1999 here in Saco Maine. She was 15 years old her name was Ashley Oullette. There was a "True Crime Daily" episode on UA-cam about her. Her killer still walks around free here Southern Maine. His name is Dan Sanborn. Cops claim there is not enough evidence. If you Google her name you'll find a bunch of articles on her. Her mother and sister deserve justice. This case is also linked to the disappearance of Tony Torres of Biddeford Maine. She was last person to see Ashley before she was raped and strangled and left dead in the middle of the road. Please consider this case. It's been 23 years since she was murdered. She was murdered February 1999.

    • @haileyadkins8412
      @haileyadkins8412 2 роки тому +256

      please submit this to her victim form!! i’d love to see a video about this. I’m so sorry for your loss 💗

    • @rissarose781
      @rissarose781 2 роки тому +58

      Yes this case should be coved

    • @inkubator320
      @inkubator320 2 роки тому +44

      This case should definitely be covered!

    • @gh02tdu2t
      @gh02tdu2t 2 роки тому +88

      with permission from her mother and sister, you should definitely submit her case to this channel

    • @myanichols5948
      @myanichols5948 2 роки тому +32

      this case should be covered! Please submit her case. I'm from Southern Maine and I have never even heard about this! My thoughts and prayers to you and your family

  • @brookestraub7933
    @brookestraub7933 2 роки тому +23744

    It’s so upsetting that Brooke’s murderer gets an entire professionally done documentary, and Brooke’s family has to tell her story on cell phones in their own home and relive the trauma. Shame on Hulu.

    • @emmacawtheray
      @emmacawtheray 2 роки тому +330

      This is so true. Breaks my heart

    • @youreweird8441
      @youreweird8441 2 роки тому +144

      thas why im always on hbo

    • @fallingforyoudarling
      @fallingforyoudarling 2 роки тому +249

      What?? They gave the murderer a documentary !? That’s horrible

    • @kelseylandon1224
      @kelseylandon1224 2 роки тому +99

      That's just life they need to get over it
      of course people want to hear the killers side for psychological purposes it's interesting
      i don't feel for them honestly

    • @KITTYCASEE
      @KITTYCASEE 2 роки тому +945

      @@kelseylandon1224 Ew, not sure if you're young or just a disgusting human being but what a fucking terrible comment. Have some compassion.

  • @Natalie66796
    @Natalie66796 Рік тому +1033

    I love how you focus on the victims stories rather than the killers. This is their story and you're always so respectful. Thank you!

    • @Randymellonnnn
      @Randymellonnnn Рік тому +2

      Seriously!

    • @joannewilson1483
      @joannewilson1483 4 місяці тому +1

      Randy drank to much took drugs a got fat he was a mess then he killed off to jail randy

  • @carlagabrielle18
    @carlagabrielle18 Рік тому +1403

    He wasn’t asleep. Jealousy is a strong emotion and he acted on it. May Brooke’s family heal from this reckless act.

    • @helianabanes4875
      @helianabanes4875 Рік тому +79

      How was he awake to give her the T-shirt, but then asleep during the murder???? Liar!

    • @andreaturnquist3345
      @andreaturnquist3345 Рік тому +9

      @@helianabanes4875 Exactly! Liar!

    • @Lina_al_j
      @Lina_al_j Рік тому +42

      I agree - i dont believe that nonsense! And even if it were true - do we really want someone who goes around murdering people in his sleep to live freely?! I sure dont … so either way he should be in prison for the rest of his life.

    • @jodyroemer
      @jodyroemer Рік тому +12

      There is no way he was asleep. He was jealous of Brooke's relationship.

    • @christid.8912
      @christid.8912 Рік тому +1

      @@Lina_al_j Good point.

  • @K119_
    @K119_ 2 роки тому +4299

    Him hiding in her closet naked saying “shhhhhh” with a finger up to his lips is absolutely TERRIFYING. Even if he was a lifelong friend. I would be soo scared.

    • @sophietucker6249
      @sophietucker6249 2 роки тому +335

      literally like no matter the relationship i would feel very uneasy and uncomfortable and scared

    • @K119_
      @K119_ 2 роки тому +184

      @@sophietucker6249 right! That behavior is beyond dark, and horrific!

    • @princessUSA2
      @princessUSA2 2 роки тому +227

      Yeah after seeing that, I don't know if i'd ever come back. I'm a super forgiving and patient person too, but that would shake me in a way i've never been before.

    • @mightiaddpodcast32
      @mightiaddpodcast32 2 роки тому +110

      Major creep vibes for sure

    • @courtneylocs807
      @courtneylocs807 2 роки тому +48

      Swear. I would’ve left. Hell no

  • @kamaropayne5226
    @kamaropayne5226 2 роки тому +2312

    Good for her for referring to him as ‘the killer’ through the entire interview process. It’s true, not even alleged. I think it makes a powerful statement, taking away his entire identity.

    • @LeneeLenee
      @LeneeLenee 2 роки тому +11

      It actually sounded really childish

    • @chelseyconner
      @chelseyconner 2 роки тому +173

      @@LeneeLenee he is a killer though. he killed someone. how is that childish ?

    • @greyghost3771
      @greyghost3771 2 роки тому +10

      @@LeneeLenee i agree. I understand she is trying to validate the family’s side by doing that. This video after all, is For the victim and her family to share Their story, not to cover the whole story. So in that context, it fits the purpose.
      Do I agree w keep keep calling him a killer? No, because the “killer” is human too and deserves to be addressed with a name, at the very least. What I mean is yes, he is her killer, and so it makes sense to be referred to as such. but that label doesn’t have to replace his name and identity. He is still a person.

    • @LeneeLenee
      @LeneeLenee 2 роки тому +6

      @@chelseyconner It’s childish sounding to not be mature enough to just use real names vs. “the killer” 🙄

    • @chelseyconner
      @chelseyconner 2 роки тому +175

      @@LeneeLenee he brutally murdered their sister/friend. i don’t think it has anything to do with being mature. i probably wouldn’t be able to say his name either

  • @KamrynnASMR
    @KamrynnASMR 2 роки тому +896

    Was told to come here through TikTok. I feel so bad for her family…..
    Hulu should be sued for what they’re doing to them. It’s just sad and I don’t understand how it can even be legal?! Good for you for telling the RIGHT side of the story.

    • @coryCuc
      @coryCuc Рік тому +45

      All of the information is public knowledge. No one needs permission to make a movie about a topic. You may not like it but that doesn't make it illegal (or should be illegal).

    • @KamrynnASMR
      @KamrynnASMR Рік тому +22

      @@coryCuc It’s just sad for the family….

    • @coryCuc
      @coryCuc Рік тому +16

      @@KamrynnASMR That it is for sure. My suggestion would be for the family to stay off social media. It's not helping when they are reading all of the comments and making tiktok videos. They can obviously do what they want but it's like trying to dig a hole in the sand with the waves crashing in. They'll never be fast enough.

    • @KamrynnASMR
      @KamrynnASMR Рік тому +8

      @@coryCuc Yes that makes since. But personally if that happened to me as well I would probably post about it too just to let the word out. It’s hurtful to them just because in the documentary they focus more on the killer than the girl who lost her life. I would be upset too but i get what you’re saying. Maybe it’s just their way of grieving.

    • @coryCuc
      @coryCuc Рік тому +12

      @@KamrynnASMR I get it. Some would post about it. Other's wouldn't. What I don't get is if the family was going to post about it, why didn't they just agree to be a part of the film and their side of the story would have been included in the film and every time someone watched it, viewers would know there was more to the story than what is being told. But instead they declined (I know the reasons, but the reasons just don't make sense) and then make tiktok videos explaining what they could have explained in the film? It just doesn't make sense.
      For one it's not a documentary. It's not meant to be a factual record of events from both sides. It has an angle. It has a focus (which is the sleep walking defense). This is more of a show/movie etc... But second, they only focused on the defendant because he was using a defense that not many people have used. This film wouldn't have been produced had he used virtually any other defense other than "sleepwalking." That's why the film was made and received the publicity it did.
      I totally agree with you...I've never lost a loved one, so I have no idea how I'd react if the producers called and wanted to do a show/movie on their murder, that's for sure.

  • @sadeejones6870
    @sadeejones6870 2 роки тому +472

    I absolutely love how proud her mom looks when talking about her (as she should be) just makes my heart ache, no one deserves this.

  • @goofeygoober6095
    @goofeygoober6095 2 роки тому +2258

    The fact that he remembers giving Brooke the shirt, hugging her, and telling her goodbye proves he wasn’t asleep during that interaction. Then he somehow immediately fell asleep after she left his room and entered a state of sleep deep enough to sleepwalk. Also, how convenient that he stayed asleep while brutally murdering someone who would have fought back and cut himself in the process only to wake up directly after. All while having no other incidents of sleepwalking around this time. Sure.

    • @kamaropayne5226
      @kamaropayne5226 2 роки тому +127

      I had this exact same thought, and wondered if it’s physiologically possible for him to have been in a deep enough sleep to be ‘sleep walking’ only minutes after he was awake enough to say goodbye and point out where the tee shirt was. It kind of seems like he lured her there with the whole tee shirt thing, to make a final attempt at some kind of romantic display, then put on this whole act. Very weird, and SHAME on Hulu. I always have hated that platform.

    • @oHalloweenie
      @oHalloweenie 2 роки тому +50

      I was thinking about this the entire time. I was so annoyed that they kept trying to push that narrative, I can imagine how angry her family and friends felt.

    • @emilybeisch1741
      @emilybeisch1741 2 роки тому +22

      exactly, how did he have time to fall asleep into a deep sleep then commit the murder? 20 stab wounds take TIME

    • @lee_yuhhh
      @lee_yuhhh 2 роки тому +21

      I was thinking that too! the whole defence just seems suuuper contrived and as you said, very convenient

    • @rudedrugs
      @rudedrugs 2 роки тому +27

      i remember doing things in my sleep and going right back into REM sleep after. it's not impossible.

  • @carsonsavannah3448
    @carsonsavannah3448 2 роки тому +2776

    It doesn’t matter if he is remorseful, he murdered her. He deserves every second of his life behind bars. I’m so sorry to her family and shame on Hulu for releasing that without them!

    • @danip2476
      @danip2476 2 роки тому +101

      and if he was truly remorseful he would take responsibility for his actions and want to spend his life behind bars for what he has done.

    • @soumalibardhan8684
      @soumalibardhan8684 2 роки тому +79

      Yup.....being remorseful shouldn't mean that you get to go free. If you do the crime, you gotta do the time. period.

    • @bespectacledheroine7292
      @bespectacledheroine7292 2 роки тому +18

      It's not that he's remorseful, they alleged that this aspect of the trial was unfair because it would've substantiated the sleepwalking defense. And it is true technically, if you omit that he is, of course this explanation will seem pretty improbable. It should've been included. I don't buy that he was asleep mind you, but I've heard worse reasons for appeals.

    • @alycat2038
      @alycat2038 2 роки тому +6

      Yes, even if he was remorseful he would accept his sentence. If i murdered someone I cared abut I would try to get as mush jail time as possible and not try to get out of it. Like Danie P said taking responsibility

    • @JojoplusBo
      @JojoplusBo 2 роки тому +2

      It would give me a little peace if the killer of my loved one showed remorse than cold heartedly not … it just would.

  • @miafrancis9579
    @miafrancis9579 Рік тому +376

    He obviously tried to make a move on her again which was his motive for her coming to get this tshirt. He was denied and still drunk and killed her. Poor girl my heart goes out to her family

    • @pvzkid5850
      @pvzkid5850 Рік тому +3

      yep! these are my thoughts!

    • @laurairlbeck916
      @laurairlbeck916 Рік тому +4

      Yes, I think you're right.

    • @ATLmodK
      @ATLmodK Рік тому +3

      I can believe that he did this while very drunk

  • @savannahpetty1355
    @savannahpetty1355 2 роки тому +368

    She calls him the killer, never by name ever again. That’s exactly what he is. 👏🏼

  • @dariadaniellemusic
    @dariadaniellemusic 2 роки тому +2679

    I remember signing the petition to prevent this documentary from being made back when the family still thought there was a chance they could stop it. Shame on Hulu for going through with it without the blessing of the family, and for making it all about the killer and not about the victim's life.

    • @no_peace
      @no_peace 2 роки тому +52

      It's really cool that there's a venue for a counterpoint, in the old days there would have been no fighting the big channel narrative

    • @caziis13
      @caziis13 2 роки тому +37

      I signed and I don't even have hulu in my country, it's absurd.

    • @dariadaniellemusic
      @dariadaniellemusic 2 роки тому +22

      Thank you guys for signing it, I know it means a lot to her family ❤

    • @mekameyer3515
      @mekameyer3515 2 роки тому +22

      signed hoping it gets taken down hulu is terrible for this

    • @rebeccamcguckian2942
      @rebeccamcguckian2942 2 роки тому +5

      Yes! I remember signing it also x

  • @shaylahelrick13
    @shaylahelrick13 2 роки тому +874

    Unfortunately this seems like a ‘if I can’t have her, no one can’ situation. Absolutely tragic. Rest In Peace Brooke!

    • @jdarny3877
      @jdarny3877 2 роки тому +50

      Exactly what i thought! He knew once she had collected all her remaining stuff and her car she’d not be visiting for a while again and be starting her life in new york with her boyfriend x

    • @oliviayoung6778
      @oliviayoung6778 2 роки тому +30

      Exactly the timing of it being the last time he was gonna see her is not a coincidence

    • @relicrainbow
      @relicrainbow 2 роки тому +2

      Right! I was thinking the same.

    • @1MegArbo
      @1MegArbo 2 роки тому +5

      An all too common occurence, I am afraid.

    • @jamesknapp64
      @jamesknapp64 2 роки тому +5

      Sadly also agree with this, he got enough liquid in him to act on it.

  • @FloppityFlopFlop777
    @FloppityFlopFlop777 10 місяців тому +103

    His motive was definitely perverted. 🤮 And what's worse is that I have heard MANY cases of a male "friend" murdering and/or attacking a woman/girl similarly. Evil creeps.

    • @nessmarroquin5717
      @nessmarroquin5717 4 місяці тому

      Right, an unfortunate awareness of all women and people who actually listen to women. Yet we have so many pod cast d.bags pretending that isn't the reality =/

  • @stephanieeaster8760
    @stephanieeaster8760 2 роки тому +353

    I just want to say I have such mad respect for Kendall and the fact she doesn’t allow monetized ads in these videos. Goes to show where her heart really is. 💗

  • @hannahswartz1288
    @hannahswartz1288 2 роки тому +764

    My thing is.... they lived together/ spent years together with no violent sleepwalking instances but the day she's gonna leave suddenly this happens??? Nahhhh .... he deserves to rot. I'm so sorry for Brooke's family to having to be going through this with hulu. Absolutely disgusting

    • @kolaida
      @kolaida 2 роки тому +40

      Yeah, I honestly think THIS is the most telling of all. Happens when she’s supposed to move to another state and didn’t extend the invite to him this time? Too much of a coincidence.

    • @DragonFox84
      @DragonFox84 2 роки тому +9

      exactly.....im a sleep walker...i tend to be one that talks or minor movement. i have had some events i walked or stood there like a wierdo staring at nothing. i have a history of it since i was a kid. you dont just suddenly have sleep walking episode and a violent one at that and magically remember everything but the actual murder. that doesnt happen. now i get blanking out due to trauma as some have been proven to have happen, but that too is a very rare thing to happen. hes full of it.

    • @aureliusnonotmarcus4038
      @aureliusnonotmarcus4038 2 роки тому +18

      And her sister just happened to not be there as well...he seen that as an opportunity

    • @CoExist64
      @CoExist64 2 роки тому +2

      @@DragonFox84 do you think that someone who wouldn’t kill while awake would kill while sleepwalking? It’s the same person, awake or asleep right?

    • @xladyfayre
      @xladyfayre Рік тому

      @@DragonFox84 that's what gets me. It's just so sudden that it doesn't make any sense. I really wonder if it was the alcohol and he repressed the trauma afterwards of seeing what he did it his friend. The crying makes me think that he does have regret.

  • @nohemi222
    @nohemi222 2 роки тому +343

    He remembers talking to her to tell her about the shirt and remembers her walking out but magically forgets or “falls asleep” before she can leave the house? How convenient. I think he tried to assault her and it led to her murder. Thank you for covering this case. I can’t even imagine how her family must feel.

  • @MyMaxKitty
    @MyMaxKitty Рік тому +56

    The fact that the killer asked her to return for a piece of fabric just means that he was pre-meditating this from the beginning and then tried to claim he was sleep walking.

  • @lalabonilla9630
    @lalabonilla9630 Рік тому +85

    The most hurtful part of these videos is when I hear the family talk about how amazing Brooke was 💔 her dad called her Brookie 🥺

  • @charlottegriffith2320
    @charlottegriffith2320 2 роки тому +798

    It is truly infuriating that more time is spent by society making excuses for killers than seeking justice for victims. Sending all my love to the Prestons. Keep fighting the good fight!

    • @NicoleReign
      @NicoleReign 2 роки тому +16

      I don’t think people are making excuses, but this kind of thing does happen unfortunately. He’s absolutely responsible, but we don’t even know why he would do this and simply discussing the mental stability of a killer isn’t making an excuse

    • @jamesrichardson-king9359
      @jamesrichardson-king9359 2 роки тому +21

      @@NicoleReign yes they are making excuses for this useless murdering blob.

    • @jamesrichardson-king9359
      @jamesrichardson-king9359 2 роки тому +5

      I totally agree!

    • @ashleytaccone5298
      @ashleytaccone5298 2 роки тому +14

      Right, literally just get rid of them. Normal people don't react that way and I really don't care about what these killers were like before. Throw them all away.

    • @CherryJuli
      @CherryJuli 2 роки тому +9

      @@ashleytaccone5298 every person is capable of killing someone under the right circumstances. You are and I am. That threshold however is different for every person. “Getting rid” of murderers makes us no better than them.

  • @rebeccaabram2312
    @rebeccaabram2312 2 роки тому +5203

    He remembers EVERYTHING BUT the Murder. That's not sleepwalking, that's repression due to trauma.

    • @margaret7388
      @margaret7388 2 роки тому +222

      I was thinking this the entire time during the documentary

    • @heathernikki5734
      @heathernikki5734 2 роки тому +445

      That's conveniently "forgetting". He knows exactly what he did and why he did it.

    • @bigredswife4646
      @bigredswife4646 2 роки тому +251

      No no
      That’s not repression honey
      That’s a sociopath LYING
      Nothing more
      Nothing less

    • @QueCubed
      @QueCubed 2 роки тому +13

      I thought the same thing.

    • @wabz.z
      @wabz.z 2 роки тому +37

      EXACTLY!!! Disgusts me!!! I’m happy they denied his appeal. He deserves to rot! Prayers, positive energy and light to her family 🙏🏽🕊

  • @asheckholdt3068
    @asheckholdt3068 11 місяців тому +42

    It’s disgusting that a company, like Hulu, didn’t even get the family’s permission to make this documentary. The family was basically only told that ‘hey we’re making a documentary about your daughter’s murder and you can’t stop us.’ Absolutely sick. I hope everyone in that family will finally get the chance to heal.

    • @nicolemartin914
      @nicolemartin914 7 місяців тому +1

      Hulu doesn't need permission from the family to share public information. Yes it sucks the family has to relive it wmbut what Hulu did wasn't illegal

    • @Hemospectrum
      @Hemospectrum 5 місяців тому +1

      @@nicolemartin914That’s literally what they said..

    • @sarahpotter9825
      @sarahpotter9825 Місяць тому

      They did the same thing with the show “the act”. Hulu doesn’t care and they get away with it because people watch those shows.

  • @amberwaters2821
    @amberwaters2821 2 роки тому +65

    I could literally write a book of angles they did not address or look at. What about the months leading up to? Why was his phone never gone through in depth to verify his conversation and interactions with Brooke and his other friends the months before. So many questions that should have been asked so many missed opportunities to put more pressure on him during interrogations and in the trial itself. I just can’t believe how they brushed over the whole thing because they “knew” what happened so they didn’t care to dive deeper. And now we’ll probably never know and it’s just such a shame. It just goes to show that just knowing who the killer is does not mean a family will receive closure.

    • @Alaskansmokesignals
      @Alaskansmokesignals 5 місяців тому

      This is clearly BS

    • @hnr4994
      @hnr4994 3 місяці тому

      But he IS serving a life sentence? That should be a closure ...

  • @taylorwhite3279
    @taylorwhite3279 2 роки тому +633

    The way this movie glamorizes her murder and makes him seem like the victim is so awful. i saw her tiktok months ago and too see someone talking about it and giving awareness makes me have hope for justice!! i have loved you for years so i’m glad i’m hearing you talk about. it is so cool! keep doing amazing work!

    • @Moneygreen428
      @Moneygreen428 2 роки тому +2

      Same I been subscribed for years now my teen loves her and watches

    • @taylorwhite3279
      @taylorwhite3279 2 роки тому +1

      @@Moneygreen428 that’s awesome!! i got my mom hooked on her videos :)

    • @BookishAlexis
      @BookishAlexis 2 роки тому +3

      He was found guilty. What more do they want? 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @kevaburke5520
      @kevaburke5520 2 роки тому +15

      @@BookishAlexis Maybe for a mega media corporation to not broadcast overt sympathy for the man who was convicted of murdering their daughter 🤷🏾‍♀️

    • @taylorwhite3279
      @taylorwhite3279 2 роки тому +4

      @@BookishAlexis they probably just want their daughters killer to not be glamorized by millions because it takes away attention from the actual victim of the crime who was so clearly NOT that “man”.

  • @madeleinefourie5424
    @madeleinefourie5424 2 роки тому +303

    My husband attacked me a few years ago, in his sleep. It was a very stressful time at work. He was dreaming that I was someone else. But he woke up immediatley when I started screaming at him. He is still buying flowers and chocholates 28 years later. My point is, I am sure she would have put up a fight. That must have woken him up. I dont believe his sleep walking excuse.

    • @brittanideshay677
      @brittanideshay677 2 роки тому +58

      That sounds more like a night terror, which can definitely be stress induced. Thank God you were able to snap him out of it.

    • @danielleoldfield5952
      @danielleoldfield5952 2 роки тому +29

      100% one of my son suffers from night terrors and has lashed out (with fists as he doesn't sleep with knives) but the moment we scream his name he snaps out of it, then looks at us like were silly for being in his room.

    • @MalindaBevin76
      @MalindaBevin76 2 роки тому +8

      My ex put me in a leg lock while we were sleeping. As soon as I yelled he woke up and couldn't believe he did it. He was so sorry even though he didn't hurt me. I don't believe he was sleep walking.

    • @kamaropayne5226
      @kamaropayne5226 2 роки тому +8

      @@danielleoldfield5952 you don’t sleep with knives? Why that’s crazy talk 😂😂😂 I got such a kick out of that ☺️

    • @danielleoldfield5952
      @danielleoldfield5952 2 роки тому +2

      @@kamaropayne5226 Nor my sons ;)

  • @sarahr6084
    @sarahr6084 11 місяців тому +23

    The intro with Nancy Grace 😂 that bish is crazy. You’re an incredible storyteller, glad I came across you ❤🤙🏻

    • @SherriShaver
      @SherriShaver 6 місяців тому +1

      What’s the whole story with Nancy Grace? I though she does a lot for families of crime victims and was a prosecutor.

    • @jailynnmann309
      @jailynnmann309 3 місяці тому +1

      why did she block

    • @krissylite
      @krissylite 27 днів тому +1

      @@SherriShaverfrom what I can gather is Kendall mentioned how distasteful Nancy is towards victims families and Nancy blocked her 😬😬 that’s just what I’ve read

    • @Jellybellycat
      @Jellybellycat День тому

      Definitely could’ve been left out of this video. Mile High gang should take the high road here.

  • @krisbarnett8022
    @krisbarnett8022 Рік тому +23

    I've been binging your videos lately and I have to say that I love what you do for the victims families. Not only with all of the organizations you promote and donate to, but also with the storytelling. You always focus on what happened to the victim, rather than what the killer did. You focus on the the victims life and talk about the life that was lost, rather than the one that ended it. I have so much respect for you.

  • @noted_9743
    @noted_9743 2 роки тому +1412

    It breaks my heart to hear she still invited him out after finding him naked in the closet creeping on her. Just shows you how she wanted to understand everyone. Truly disturbing. She rejected him and he murdered her for it. Should be simple as that.

    • @kellincakubica277
      @kellincakubica277 Рік тому +24

      It's definitely something she shouldn't have done she would have took that sign for what it was it might have saved her

    • @Kaigirl27
      @Kaigirl27 Рік тому +57

      @@kellincakubica277she probably wanted to give him a chance since they had been extremely close for years! 😭😭 but yeah big red flag that your “friend” hides naked in your closet.

    • @lalam6320
      @lalam6320 Рік тому +17

      I just don't understand how she could still trust someone she found nude lurking in her closet. Women have to learn to see the red flags. It truly shoes how badly she wanted to see the good in people

    • @beckyjbarker
      @beckyjbarker Рік тому +10

      The N3 stage (when you actually sleep walk) takes AT LEAST 20 minutes to get to. There is no way he was sleep walking!

    • @morkawlanamk2319
      @morkawlanamk2319 Рік тому +7

      ​@@lalam6320 My best friend is like that... Too forgiving + she sees people as good first, when i meet people i first assume that i cant trust them, but tbh that because i got raped by people i trusted the most and i got almost kidnapped... People who havent seen the dark side belive that for exsample their good friend hidding in their closet nacked couldve been a bad prank, i would never talk to that person ever again. At the end of the day its still not the victims fault, its so sad that we live in a world where as a woman you cant even trust your male friends...

  • @kellyjovenitti8671
    @kellyjovenitti8671 2 роки тому +472

    I unfortunately saw the doc before I had seen the family speak out about it. But the whole documentary I was infuriated how one sided it was and how much the murderer was being coddled. THIS is respectful true crime reporting.

    • @dhall75608
      @dhall75608 2 роки тому +28

      Sadly, the documentary is proof that things can be spun a certain way and be more one sided than they actually are.

    • @Caileysoby
      @Caileysoby 2 роки тому +4

      I also saw the doc before. The documentary made me feel so incredibly disgusting. They tried so hard to paint him in a good light.

  • @melissablake2307
    @melissablake2307 2 роки тому +77

    Hulu should have more respect for families and Brooke will now be remembered for the wonderful soul she was because of this video. I can't imagine how incredibly heartbreaking and traumatizing this would have been for her family and friends you are all amazing and so strong.

  • @markelapayne8502
    @markelapayne8502 Рік тому +28

    This is soooo sad! She was so young, vibrant, and beautiful! She had her whole life ahead of herself. It's just disgusting that a so called trusted friend did that to her. And it's so cool that we were born in the exact same day. I was also born Sept. 1, 1995. I'm just so happy that proper justice was served to that monster!

    • @mikegarippo7815
      @mikegarippo7815 5 місяців тому

      What's the difference between the "exact same day" (your words) and simply the "same day"?

    • @juno3281
      @juno3281 4 місяці тому +1

      @@mikegarippo7815 and why do you care about one extra word 💀

  • @raelyncampbell521
    @raelyncampbell521 2 роки тому +448

    Brooke was a grade a head of me in school.she was also best friends with my sister. She was the most sweetest person. I don’t think I ever saw her without a smile on her face! She deserves so much more in life than what she was handed! She was going places. But randy took that from her! I hope the family gets justices. I love your channel! Thank you!

  • @vandelayindustries4880
    @vandelayindustries4880 2 роки тому +406

    Her artwork is stunning. The pain of losing a child is like no other. No healing. No getting over it. No moving on. It’s a lifetime of pain 😞 So sorry for all her loved ones.

    • @pammmmm
      @pammmmm 2 роки тому +18

      I agree, I too lost my son... it never goes away and there is no closure at least for me. We are forever changed...my sincere 🙏 for her family❤️

  • @shelbylynn257
    @shelbylynn257 Рік тому +52

    He’s at my sister’s correctional facility! But he def was not sleeping walking and acted out of jealousy. My heart goes out to Brooke’s family & friends❤️

  • @tatianagranger2427
    @tatianagranger2427 Рік тому +4

    I’ve worked and been a family that has been traumatized by a sudden death or murder and this is the first time I have seen a show that captures the impact these stories make on friends and families. When they say the family is never the same and always haunted, it’s just words and as much sympathy as one can have that hasn’t been there. But when it happens to u, the way the pain and trauma infests everyone is something u can’t ever understand. But this is good. It’s as close as u can. There are dozens of people that live with the pain of one person dead. I’m so glad they get to share their memories of Jordan with us. Thank u!

  • @beastlybellaten
    @beastlybellaten 2 роки тому +244

    So glad I was able to hear Brooke’s story through someone approved by their family to share it, and didn’t see the documentary. Your respect of others says a lot about you, Kendall.

  • @debfox
    @debfox 2 роки тому +471

    They were victimized twice! Once by the awful crime and then the media. I have a friend whose husband was killed by his mistress’ husband. She said Dateline basically said with or without you, we’re doing this. Meanwhile she is in the middle of grieving and has 5 small children. I HATE that the media can do that without the consent of the next of kin. It’s so disgraceful!

    • @katelynbrown98
      @katelynbrown98 2 роки тому +11

      😲 That's horrible that they didn't care about the actual people affected. You'd think there's some journalism rule against that.

    • @SoloDragon5393
      @SoloDragon5393 2 роки тому +6

      @@katelynbrown98 there should be.

    • @MsJeanneMarie
      @MsJeanneMarie 2 роки тому +14

      But how would you write legislation to prevent that without infringing on free press, which is crucial to a representative and fair democracy? I think it has to come down to ethics in journalism. We should vote with our dollars and eyes for ethical journalists and let the unethical journalists like this, create their own downfall.

    • @CyberMachine
      @CyberMachine 2 роки тому +2

      @@MsJeanneMarie It's impossible. Imagine if the next of kin was the one who did it. They would love for the press to not pick up the case. It definitely does suck but I'm sure it does more good than harm

    • @julzmariex0
      @julzmariex0 2 роки тому +4

      I'm just curious....is your friends name Ashley?
      It just sounds a lot like a case that I saw on Dr. Phil.

  • @user-sw4hz7ym8m
    @user-sw4hz7ym8m Рік тому +15

    My heart goes out to her family. I watched this on Hulu and it was set up in a way to try and gain sympathy for him and to be honest I did until it got to the sleepwalking bit. I love the way you focus on the victims and not the killers. RIP brooke. My heart breaks for all her friends and family

  • @amandanegrete1306
    @amandanegrete1306 2 роки тому +45

    Kendall, you’re such a class act! Thank you for letting us hear about Brooke and what a cool person she was.
    That is so cool you devoted significant time to let us hear from Brooke’s loved ones.
    This is WHY we love Kendall!

  • @lucascornett8287
    @lucascornett8287 2 роки тому +902

    As someone who’s lost a sibling to murder, I feel their pain. The murderer shouldn’t have gotten a documentary making him look like something he is not. I hope Hulu will not do something like this ever again which they sadly probably will again for money.

    • @wheatbread2002
      @wheatbread2002 2 роки тому +14

      Ya they have been doing some crappy documentaries lately. The Astroworld doc. They took down. They need to do better vetting.

    • @averybrooks2225
      @averybrooks2225 2 роки тому +9

      I’m sorry for your loss ❤️

    • @adrianapatrick7037
      @adrianapatrick7037 2 роки тому +4

      firstly im so sorry for your loss and secondly when i saw brooke’s sisters tiktok about this it broke my heart that hulu STILL continued to make it and then publish it

    • @SunshinePearlz238
      @SunshinePearlz238 2 роки тому +3

      I'm so sorry for your loss

    • @LoveMeDoozy
      @LoveMeDoozy 2 роки тому +3

      I am so so sorry for your loss 😔❤️‍🩹

  • @karastired
    @karastired 2 роки тому +474

    This young woman seems like a wonderful, loved person. I'm glad you're focusing on her. She and her family all deserve that.

  • @geniscedevalinger7109
    @geniscedevalinger7109 Рік тому +8

    Your compassion for families is unsurpassed. Thank you for giving this family a voice.

  • @jennalapointe
    @jennalapointe Рік тому +12

    The whole case just feels so strange.. The fact that he showed such deep remorse and seemed legitimately confused and just plain devastated in the interrogation room really says a lot, but so does the fact that he was a pretty messed up individual who had went through some very dark shit in his life. I guess, nobody will ever know without a doubt that he was conscious while he did what he did..
    I feel so terribly sorry for her family, and I hope they were able to find some kind of tiny peace after he was sentenced.. ❤

  • @RaeaXo
    @RaeaXo 2 роки тому +1283

    I would’ve never watched the documentary on Hulu and supported that had I known they had no consent from the family. That’s so not okay.

    • @starojunes
      @starojunes 2 роки тому +66

      idk how it's even legal to do that if the victim's family didn't consent to it. There needs to be more laws for things like this.

    • @Lostmyspoons
      @Lostmyspoons 2 роки тому +16

      I’m glad I learned this so I can make sure to not watch it now.

    • @emilybalcom4458
      @emilybalcom4458 2 роки тому +1

      I feel the same way. I litterally watched the documentary last night and then this video came out.

    • @WinifredSanderson03
      @WinifredSanderson03 2 роки тому +2

      Same! I feel disgusted now that I gave it a view 😞

    • @crystaldenee765
      @crystaldenee765 2 роки тому +13

      This happens All the time… we all watch these movies and shows with no problem 🤷🏼‍♀️

  • @jitkadonnelly7844
    @jitkadonnelly7844 2 роки тому +767

    This is just gross... He lured her back to the house so I feel strongly it was premeditated. And the way he killed her was a crime of passion? Brooke was such a beautiful person. There just aren't words to say how sick, selfish and unfair it is for him to have taken her life. He's a complete coward 🤦🏼‍♀️

    • @krimewithkait
      @krimewithkait 2 роки тому +9

      This is exactly what I was thinking!

    • @pamelafulks582
      @pamelafulks582 2 роки тому +3

      like father,like son.

    • @ItsMe-ic7on
      @ItsMe-ic7on 2 роки тому +1

      Does sound premeditated. And also yeah stabbing is up close and personal that is a crime of passion

  • @freereinartstudio1463
    @freereinartstudio1463 Рік тому +15

    I really enjoyed hearing about Brooke from her family! So very sorry for the loss of such a precious family member.

  • @katherinelimbach7373
    @katherinelimbach7373 Рік тому +10

    As someone who has lived with a sleep disorder her entire life and has had sleep studies done routinely every other year for the first two decades of her life, the idea that anybody could fall into REM stage sleep in 5 minutes is absolutely insane to me. That's literally not how it works, and i've had enough electrodes glued to my scalp over the years to know this

  • @Aly11594
    @Aly11594 2 роки тому +1310

    Him “sleep walking” is the absolute worst excuse his people could have came up with 🙄I feel like he was mad/embarrassed that she rejected him so the coward murdered her.

    • @Mamalee
      @Mamalee 2 роки тому +13

      Yep! 🙌🏻

    • @babygrrl042
      @babygrrl042 2 роки тому +76

      I think your intuition is dead on. I think he was wasted drunk, got mad she rejected him and killed her. He’s awful.

    • @Aly11594
      @Aly11594 2 роки тому +8

      @@babygrrl042 it’s honestly the anything that even makes sense.. I think what he did was absolutely horrible but I believe that’s the reason.

    • @virgoqueen76
      @virgoqueen76 2 роки тому +13

      Where do you get this motive??? She never said a thing about rejecting him. you know that she DEFINITELY would have told her friend that OMG can you believe Randy tried to kiss, touch, whatever with me???? But did not say a word except his weird closet thing, which definitely sounds like sleepwalking…naked and saying shhhhhh?? That’s not seductive. I don’t believe he was sleep walking when he murdered her, but let’s not say there were things that weren’t. Even all of her friends and relatives have said he was never romantically interested in her.

    • @ericar8803
      @ericar8803 2 роки тому +34

      @@virgoqueen76 he was drunk when he was in the closet that happened the night prior to the murder..so he was not sleep walking..

  • @leeleeperez9265
    @leeleeperez9265 2 роки тому +445

    I think Randy always wanted to be more than just friends, he was hoping their friendship would blossom into romance and when it didn't that's when he started plotting on her. He knew he had a small window of opportunity when she came back to pick up the rest of her things, the night before when he was naked in the closet I think he planned on doing it then but didn't have the courage to do it. So he lured her back there to get a shirt and say goodbye because he knew when she left Florida he probably will never see her again. Randy was angry because she chose her boyfriend and her new life over him.

  • @molleirose
    @molleirose Рік тому +7

    Just started the video, Brooke was so beautiful, her smile has so much joy in it. I can already tell what a bright soul she had. I hope her family are doing as well as they can be in such a situation.

  • @vanessagutierrez3432
    @vanessagutierrez3432 Рік тому +6

    My heart goes out to the Preston family. Such a beautiful family with lots of love and care ♥️. Thank you for sharing Brook’s story with us and keeping her wonderful spirit alive!

  • @RhiannonNicole
    @RhiannonNicole 2 роки тому +278

    He lured that poor girl there and I'm sure got rejected, I don't believe for a second he was "sleepwalking"...absolutely heartbreaking.😔

  • @Geronimo2Fly
    @Geronimo2Fly 2 роки тому +3573

    I can't be the only person who thinks that even if he WAS sleepwalking, or even if he had an alcohol-induced blackout, that a person who is capable of committing a brutal murder under these conditions should still be in prison. The reason we put criminals behind bars is to keep the general public safe. Even if he was sleepwalking, he still murdered her, and the public is NOT safe from someone capable of committing that crime regardless of the circumstances. He needs to be in prison for life, period.

    • @jkd2817
      @jkd2817 2 роки тому +74

      Would u feel the same if u were the one who was sleepwalking? Since we r referencing the law, it states a person has to be of sound mind to be convicted. That is why they have insanity pleas. Theoretically someone sleeping certainly is not. I honestly don't know whether this guy was or wasn't sleepwalking nd its not for me to judge or figure out. But really? Its so easy to self righteously point ur finger when its not u. Smh.

    • @jayceekingrey7578
      @jayceekingrey7578 2 роки тому +149

      @@jkd2817 he took someone’s life. and i’m sure he doesn’t feel that he deserves his consequences no matter what, considering he’s a murderer. even if he was sleepwalking, he took a life. would you want someone capable of that to be free to do it again?

    • @jayceekingrey7578
      @jayceekingrey7578 2 роки тому +110

      @@jkd2817 so in this situation, i tend to care more about how the grieving family feels then the perpetrator.

    • @jkd2817
      @jkd2817 2 роки тому +43

      @@jayceekingrey7578 if u think my comment was about consideration of his feelings then u missed the point entirely. 🤔

    • @ankylosaruswrecks3189
      @ankylosaruswrecks3189 2 роки тому +43

      @Jaycee Kingrey You're suggesting we put people in prison for crimes that could possibly happen in the future? It's "do the crime, do the time," not "do the time, not the crime."

  • @_xtaylorxreneex_
    @_xtaylorxreneex_ Рік тому +12

    Kendall, I absolutely love the way you cover cases. You are so respectful to the victims and families. I love how you INVOLVE the families in your videos as well. You are just beyond lovely and you deserve all the good things in the world for what you do ❤

  • @orlakenny2987
    @orlakenny2987 Рік тому +5

    I’ve just found this channel and I think it’s really important how you’ve made it a space for victim advocacy- I really appreciate this response rather than sensationalising family’s trauma

  • @tinabahena1254
    @tinabahena1254 2 роки тому +461

    I just feel like it’s too much of a coincidence that the night she basically rejects him, he ends up sleep walking & killing her. My heart breaks for her family and friends. May she Rest In Peace

    • @charliedyer4647
      @charliedyer4647 2 роки тому +2

      Him being black out drunk in her closet, albeit naked, isn't a proposition 😬

  • @Reneevc
    @Reneevc 2 роки тому +384

    I was married to a man with a sleepwalking disorder. As a child, his issue was so prolific, he and his mother spent a month in a children's hospital 16 hours away from home for study and testing. During our marriage, he did many things while asleep. Some funny but more scary. I fully believe this condition exists, and that the sufferer is not aware, but fully functional.
    I also firmly believe this was not the case with this awful man. He did it. Maybe out of anger of rejection. It seems likely. I wasn't there. But I think he is exactly where he belongs. Rest in peace, beautiful angel. The world is less without you.

    • @jessicahite5724
      @jessicahite5724 2 роки тому +5

      beautifully said :( ❤️

    • @vjc25
      @vjc25 2 роки тому +42

      I have a sleepwalking disorder that I’ve had since childhood. When I was a kid, I used to wake up and open cabinets, play with toys, etc. All very normal stuff. As an adult, it’s gotten much worse. I’ve attacked my boyfriend twice in the night. Luckily, neither of us really got hurt but it shook us both up. It is the worst feeling to know you scared someone close to you and the guilt that comes with it is immense. I’ve also bolted right out of bed and smashed through a bathroom door at an Air BnB, ripping it off the hinges, and splitting my knee by slamming into the toilet. All while asleep. I woke up with the door on top of me and in a lot of pain. All that being said, I know the sleepwalking disorder is real, but I agree with OP. This man killed Brooke in cold blood. It’s so sad.

    • @taurusqueen7574
      @taurusqueen7574 2 роки тому

      3h

    • @astrowolvez
      @astrowolvez 2 роки тому +8

      I’ve heard that sleepwalkers often will grab knifes and will even go into their cars. It’s wild what can happen.

    • @denisebenedict6102
      @denisebenedict6102 2 роки тому +3

      Not defending the killer, but my husband can fall deep asleep in 5 minutes. We can make all kinds of noise and he doesn’t even move. He has narcolepsy though, not a sleep walking disorder.

  • @xtinefong4542
    @xtinefong4542 Рік тому +1

    Love the background set up you have in this episode!
    Thanks for sharing. Always enjoy watching and seeing how much respect you have for these families. ♥️

  • @RippedupRefuge
    @RippedupRefuge 7 місяців тому +2

    I watch a lot of these, this one brought me to tears. Its just SO SENSELESS LIKE WHY THO. It terrifies me as a mother of two precious girls that they have to be out in this cold cruel world

  • @estellagrace7025
    @estellagrace7025 2 роки тому +234

    Thank you for making this tribute to Brooke! We watched "Dead Asleep" last night, and Brooke was presented as a cookie-cutter girl who liked to drink & use social media. It was cold. We've really enjoyed learning about what a talented, ambitious, wonderful & spirited young lady Brooke was. Our hearts go out to Brooke's family & friends.

  • @vicd8346
    @vicd8346 2 роки тому +403

    I believe he might have been secretly in love with her and killed her in rage because he knew she was leaving Florida forever and he couldn't be in her life anymore. Dad's past actions were the catalyst for him starting to drink and discovering his violent side.
    Either way it was very senseless and I'm so sorry for Brooke's family.. But thank you for telling her story and warning other young people out there.

    • @emilyflavell1658
      @emilyflavell1658 2 роки тому +21

      I wouldn't call it love, you don't kill people you love. Infatuation I can definitely see being a motive though, especially given his behaviour the night before. Poor Brooke

    • @theladieclair
      @theladieclair 2 роки тому +4

      That's exactly what Dr. Grande said when he analyzed the case. There were situations where mixed signals could have been interpreted especially by an intoxicated mind.

    • @vicd8346
      @vicd8346 2 роки тому +4

      @@emilyflavell1658 Yes, i 💯 agree with you. It was infatuation, not love. Just couldn’t find the right word since English is not my native language.

  • @annwreyna2951
    @annwreyna2951 Рік тому +16

    I don't know much about sleepwalking so it's pretty hard for me to believe he could kill her in his sleep! I've sat up and had full conversations in my sleep, moved to sleep somewhere else and even gotten undressed while asleep and I still can't believe someone could kill anyone while sleepwalking. I pray for Brooke, her family and her friends.

  • @roselirose4279
    @roselirose4279 Рік тому +6

    I watch so many true crime youtubers, Kendall Im newer to you're channel but you are truly an empathic person. So professional and kind hearted. You do what you do best! As for the family I hope you find peace. RIP little princess!

  • @aaronmurdoch7362
    @aaronmurdoch7362 2 роки тому +349

    I’m glad I haven’t watched the documentary on Hulu yet but I had planned to….now I won’t for sure. I don’t think it’s necessarily fair to the family of the deceased when production companies do this. Either persuade them to get on board and go along with it or move on to another case.

    • @alainaspurlock1924
      @alainaspurlock1924 2 роки тому +15

      Same-I had it on my watch list and i’ve removed it. He still breathes so he doesn’t need a voice and Hulu giving him one is breaking the unwritten rule we as true crime watchers keep-Honor the victim.

    • @mzsidehustlemedia
      @mzsidehustlemedia 2 роки тому +2

      It's on Netflix too I stumbled across it

    • @caitlinskye131
      @caitlinskye131 2 роки тому +3

      if you havent watched but want to see what they say in it maybe find it free online somewhere so you dont give hulu any money :) and sign the petition of course!

    • @alainaspurlock1924
      @alainaspurlock1924 2 роки тому +2

      @@caitlinskye131 yes! I signed bright and early this am!

  • @abi6ail333
    @abi6ail333 2 роки тому +589

    Brooke seemed like such a remarkable human being. It’s terrible things like this that happen to the best of people. She had a bright future ahead of her. Thank you Kendall for letting the family share stories and the love they had for her. You are amazing. ❤️❤️

    • @burgersbiblesaeh849
      @burgersbiblesaeh849 2 роки тому +11

      I've noticed it's always the BEST people that get murdered. And it's always by some LOSER. It's like they are jealous that everyone likes them. Just move on with your life. You don't gotta be killing people. I feel like she had to have rejected him at some point and boom got his feelings hurt.. instead of being a man and walking away. My opinion though. Glad he is behind bars.

  • @norakuhn7532
    @norakuhn7532 2 роки тому +2

    This is so tragic :(. Knowing that it happened so close to home is terrifying. Most of my friends were enrolled in DE classes at SCF and I knew so many people who attended full time school there. I pray for her family in these awful times.

  • @annmarie6870
    @annmarie6870 Рік тому +67

    He was not sleep waking I guarantee you he was in a drunken stupor and knew she was leaving him so he killed her. His life was going no where because he was an alcoholic and he was struggling with the death of his father, so he lost control and killed her. Hopefully he’s sober today if he still alive alcohol changes people

    • @laveturnee7022
      @laveturnee7022 Рік тому +2

      Yes I agree with this, but when he killed her, he wasn’t drunk. He was completely sober, so yeah. Although alcohol does change you, it isn’t an excuse, for taking the life of your longtime friend for straight up rejecting him.

    • @alessandravictoriaASMR
      @alessandravictoriaASMR Рік тому +2

      @laveturnee7022 he wasn't sober..she says in the video when he went to leave in his car he blew over and couldn't use his car bc it had a breathalyzer..even though you still gotta be demented to do it drunk or sober

  • @kellyjovenitti8671
    @kellyjovenitti8671 2 роки тому +1379

    I have always felt the “oh I have a shirt for your boyfriend” was so fishy. My first instinct was he purposely brought her back to hurt her.

    • @Sammy-cm9ce
      @Sammy-cm9ce 2 роки тому +113

      I agree 100%!!! Also considering what he did the night before!

    • @letsplay7828
      @letsplay7828 2 роки тому +22

      It really reminds me of how actress Dominique Dunne was lured out of her house by her ex and subsequently killed by him.

    • @OanhNguyen-zx5po
      @OanhNguyen-zx5po 2 роки тому +41

      I feel like it was a bait too

    • @hollyhendershotsmith1679
      @hollyhendershotsmith1679 2 роки тому +13

      Completely agree! This stuck out to me.

    • @chrissym1372
      @chrissym1372 2 роки тому +42

      Definitely sounds made up. Why didn't he mention it before that morning? Also- the timeline doesn't make sense. He was awake enough to call her back and have a conversation with her and give her the shirt but then immediately drop off into such a deep sleep that he gets up, finds a knife and kills her? I'm not buying. If her friend had come in with her it might not have happened. And what's up with the man who heard her screaming and shrugged it off? Ugh

  • @TheOriginalJansworld
    @TheOriginalJansworld 2 роки тому +1096

    I haven't seen the Hulu episode, but if the family was not properly consulted and permissions were not gained by the production company, all legal avenues should be pursued.

    • @maciedevine6900
      @maciedevine6900 2 роки тому +59

      It's public info sadly so nothing can be done ! Everything they used is already online and can be used

    • @maisiehancox6247
      @maisiehancox6247 2 роки тому +38

      Permissions only have to be gained if they are filming them now and they want to use their faces. All of this information is found online so they can legally use it, much in the same way that UA-camrs do. It's annoying but it's sadly Media Law

    • @Tu_ta_lu
      @Tu_ta_lu 2 роки тому +27

      At the end of the doc they said they reached out for comment or for filming and the family chose not to accept. This is a public case and all the information was public record so they did everything legally they needed to do. Unfortunately i don’t think the Preston family will have a case since this is a public case under the freedom of information act and no minor are involved.

    • @MrsElizHardy
      @MrsElizHardy 2 роки тому +1

      Or AT THE VERY LEAST warn them that they are doing it with or without their input and with out it, it would be primarily about him. I agree, shame on Hulu!

    • @Tu_ta_lu
      @Tu_ta_lu 2 роки тому +9

      @@MrsElizHardy they did… hulu and the makers of the doc reach out for comment of for the Preston’s to film and they declined.. it says it at the end of the doc.

  • @laurarominger2073
    @laurarominger2073 10 місяців тому +1

    Thank you so much for standing up for the victims. Love you ❤

  • @juliebrown8364
    @juliebrown8364 Рік тому +2

    You are pretty awesome! I just found you the past couple of weeks and I cannot stop watching because you explain the crimes and depth and you make them so simple to understand unlike most others and I appreciate you and all the research and work you do. I am a crime junkie for sure!! You always present things well. I just wanted to give you a compliment.

  • @Spockismyhomeboy1
    @Spockismyhomeboy1 2 роки тому +394

    How incredibly convenient it was for the murderer to be “asleep” ONLY during the actual murder and not before or after. It’s truly ridiculous. He is where he belongs. I’m sorry for the family’s loss. 💜☮️🙏🏻

  • @HiddenMemorina
    @HiddenMemorina 2 роки тому +137

    I watched the doc on Hulu over Christmas with my family, and we all agreed he knew what he did. I am a heavy slepwalker and one night I accidently dropped a glass and before anyone could get it off the floor I stepped right onto the broken glass and was instantly awoken. there is no way he did not wake up when cutting himself, He had to be well awake at that point. I am so sorry this family had to go through this. Thank you Kendall for getting the story out for Her family.

    • @deaf2819
      @deaf2819 2 роки тому +7

      And experts have said that there are people that won’t be awaken due to pain. Your experience isn’t the rule , it’s your experience which is kind of irrelevant when there’s evidence to the fact that HIS experience is a real genuine experience.

    • @HLJRMAI1
      @HLJRMAI1 2 роки тому +10

      @@deaf2819 what evidence?

    • @Latoya-
      @Latoya- 2 роки тому +20

      @@deaf2819 you mean testimony. Someone else saying it. Not evidence. The guy sleep walked TWICE. Were these experts on the hulu docu saying this or where did you hear that? I completely agree that he would have woke up when he cut himself. He wasn't in that deep of sleep he was texting her and talking to 20 minutes ago

    • @jennSalvate
      @jennSalvate 2 роки тому +3

      @@Latoya- .... and too add, his family said he had been sleepwalking 2 times in his childhood, and who knows if that is even true?!! 🤔
      No one did ever see him sleepwalking while living with the girls in Florida.
      So, I call Bullshit and am very happy to see he is in prison..👍

    • @sabr4174
      @sabr4174 2 роки тому +1

      @@deaf2819 There’s no more evidence to the validity of his experience than for anyone else’s.

  • @kaykatt
    @kaykatt Рік тому +2

    I was trying to think of my favorite crime tubers and why I love them and u popped in my head as my top 3 and I just love how u r soft spoken and u CARE about others
    U work hard for others and I appreciate that

  • @kimberlywinsborough2712
    @kimberlywinsborough2712 2 роки тому +1

    My heart goes out to this family. I’m so very sorry you’re having to endure this. Sending love from Tennessee

  • @ameiyazee
    @ameiyazee 2 роки тому +363

    it is evident that she was an extremely genuine soul who was raised in a very loving and supportive family... why is it always the good ones who are taken from us too soon? ugh. You rocked this K.

  • @Jasmine-yz6uv
    @Jasmine-yz6uv 2 роки тому +532

    Even if he was “sleepwalking”, he still MURDERED A HUMAN BEING! That argument is so stupid! I’m so sorry for Brookes family. May she Rest In Peace ❤️

    • @lunasmith2568
      @lunasmith2568 2 роки тому +31

      Exactly what I was thinking. I wouldn’t want a murderer who had no control over whether or not they murder someone just roaming the streets

    • @hollystiener16
      @hollystiener16 2 роки тому +11

      If it were true, it would give him manslaughter and much less time in jail.

    • @fredericksaxton9782
      @fredericksaxton9782 2 роки тому +24

      True, but in that case if he was ACTUALLY telling the truth (in which he's not, I don't believe a word) do you really think JAIL is proper? Being punished in a place for criminals because of something you can't handle? I'd say under complete medical and mental surveillance instead and be completely locked down when sleeping to prevent incidents.
      But he's just a murderer lying about sleepwalking, which is d**kish because people do numerous things whilst actually sleepwalking, and someone could actually end up murdering someone completely unintentionally and actually would want help and to be monitored to protect people, but because of him obviously it ruins sleepwalking credibility because he's plainly lying. Just like r*pe, sleepwalking crimes would be hard to prove already, and people lying about it makes it harder for those actually effected to get the proper help and safety.

    • @kyleewells1174
      @kyleewells1174 2 роки тому +1

      Exactly!!

    • @alrtbh
      @alrtbh 2 роки тому

      so what?

  • @81BeautifulDisaster
    @81BeautifulDisaster Рік тому +83

    Def feel like if he was naked in her closet there was the motive. He knew she was about to leave and he would lose his any surviving chance when Brooke left for NY to her boyfriend. I sleep walk once in a blue moon but never been on trial for a violent act nor do I have any criminal history. I fear my own safety like walking out into traffic than I do for others and no hungover I can't fall back asleep and start sleep walking in 5 mins. That's one of the most absurd things I've ever heard. I remember hearing about this before and watched a docu similar to yours that had ait of his interrogation in it. It's extremely clear he had a thing for Brooke and she even left to stay the night elsewhere the night before and had plans that didn't include this animal and that she was happy with her boyfriend. To me that's the motive. Remorse ? His remorse is bc he didn't get away with it not bc he did it. So no that didn't need included.

  • @CrumbDiaries
    @CrumbDiaries 2 роки тому +4

    This was nicely done, and I learned a lot about Brooke. It's so obvious to those of us who were not lucky enough to have known Brooke, she was so loved and I'm so sorry she was taken from them this way.

  • @LauraWootenReviews
    @LauraWootenReviews 2 роки тому +1357

    While I do believe that people can do things in a “sleep” state and not remember, I don’t think that occurred here. I think Brooke came back to get the shirt and Randy made another sexual advance at her. When she declined, he killed her in a state of rage.

    • @advena996
      @advena996 2 роки тому +178

      Right? Honestly the shirt thing sounds like a ploy to get Brooke to the house. If so it was a premeditated thing, too.

    • @morg2040
      @morg2040 2 роки тому +57

      I 100% agree with you, within the time space of things happening I don't think like the specialist said that he had enough time to get into deep enough sleep. There is also the fact that his mother could have made up the whole sleep walking thing to support his story too

    • @amandalynn9237
      @amandalynn9237 2 роки тому +87

      Yes. So many women get murdered for saying “no”.

    • @noodlepoodlegirl
      @noodlepoodlegirl 2 роки тому +16

      I think you’re right: Probably similar to Brian Laundrie and Gabby Petito.

    • @lizzjohnston6960
      @lizzjohnston6960 2 роки тому +53

      I used to sleepwalk as a kid and it would happen a few hours into the sleep cycle. If he was up and coherent enough to have a conversation, I don't think it's possible for him to fall back into a deep enough sleep to actually get into that state and not know what was going on.

  • @LoveLaw
    @LoveLaw 2 роки тому +515

    This is a good reminder to always put yourself in the victims family shoes when watching a documentary. Especially one sympathising with the killer

  • @saraj1002
    @saraj1002 6 місяців тому +1

    I love that you actually try to help organizations with your channel ❤

  • @ChrisMarfell-zq4yj
    @ChrisMarfell-zq4yj 7 місяців тому +2

    You are a great story teller and compassionate about your victims.Yourself and Josh keep up with your fab channels. Regards from Aussie

  • @melissahill1984
    @melissahill1984 2 роки тому +143

    This is just another video to prove that there is a classy and descent way to deliver a “true crime” story. Not only that but Kendall does it in the best way by also supporting the family and bringing the light of Brooke into so many peoples lives. She seems like she was an amazing person.

  • @kneel07
    @kneel07 2 роки тому +812

    My heart goes out to Brooke’s family and friends. Here’s my theory on Randy. No one likes getting rejected. He flat out confessed to killing her, so that was never the issue. His lawyer was grasping at straws with the sleep walking theory trying to keep Randy’s sentence lower. I think Randy may have blacked out in a fit of jealous rage, but he was definitely not sleeping. Shame on Hulu for putting the documentary out and focusing on the killer. Brooke is the one that needs to be remembered.

    • @TheOriginalHippieChick
      @TheOriginalHippieChick 2 роки тому +1

      Well Said

    • @fushouratusi390
      @fushouratusi390 Рік тому

      @@TheOriginalHippieChick hey sexybum

    • @kibakarina13
      @kibakarina13 Рік тому

      Do you think he might have undiagnosed bipolarism? I know it’s a dumb theory. But it’s shown multiple times that men have kill women who said no.

  • @DeyanaraLane1022
    @DeyanaraLane1022 Рік тому +7

    I had a friend that was murdered by her boyfriend when she broke up with him and was planning to move back to TX from MN. Her name was Anna Lynn Hurd.
    Jealousy is a very strong emotion and there are way to many stories similar that have to do with being jealous..
    Rest Easy Brooke 💜

  • @tomashajohnson5121
    @tomashajohnson5121 2 роки тому +10

    Wow!!! I watched the Hulu special on this case and you are right, they totally depicted this whole situation as if he did sleep walk and kill her, but you have shown differently to me telling the story for her family's perspective.

  • @kamilakocourkova
    @kamilakocourkova 2 роки тому +1624

    Like father like son. Disgusting how he even tried to justify it by "sleepwalking". I also "like" how Venesa, friend of Brooke doesn't say his name. The killer deserves no attention.

    • @MacncheeseMamaa
      @MacncheeseMamaa 2 роки тому +55

      I honestly wonder though if it was him and his father got blamed.

    • @jmpopp1s
      @jmpopp1s 2 роки тому +22

      I agree with Mama Des. The whole way through I was wondering if he had murdered the dads girlfriend also

    • @breakfastattiffanys741
      @breakfastattiffanys741 2 роки тому +17

      Yep I didn't believe a roommate when they said they ''slept-ate'' my food multiple times and I don't believe this jerk either.

    • @tracyparker3491
      @tracyparker3491 2 роки тому +9

      @@breakfastattiffanys741 I'm not saying your roommate was telling you the truth or lying,but coming from an actual sleepwalker who sleepeats it's very possible to happen. like I said I'm not saying that it was true in your situation though.

    • @breakfastattiffanys741
      @breakfastattiffanys741 2 роки тому

      @@tracyparker3491 I know it's a true disorder but other items seemed to go missing around the house too and he was straight up crazy haha. I hope there's treatment and that you wear knickers to bed haha.

  • @melodymorgan8257
    @melodymorgan8257 2 роки тому +337

    I'm so glad the jury found Randy guilty. There is NO way he was sleep walking. Prayers for Brooke's family & friends. Such a loss. I will sign the petition for Hulu to take down the story.
    God Bless!

    • @nicolemartin914
      @nicolemartin914 7 місяців тому

      Are you going to petition for youtube to take kendalls channel down? Both hulu and kendall are telling the story. So if you're mad at hulu you'd have to be mad at kendall and the million other channels that share stories of public information

  • @jessicaeden3284
    @jessicaeden3284 Рік тому +33

    To answer your question...no, I don't think that was enough time for him to be asleep. I am a very heavy sleeper and fall asleep very quickly and even with that said there is NO WAY. Strangely enough I have had a hallucination while drinking too much and I was seeing a lot of weird stuff but I was able to come out of it when a friend took me aside and started talking to me. I also remember the hallucinating. I don't for a second believe he was sleep walking or doesn't remember.

  • @fabmothernature7324
    @fabmothernature7324 11 місяців тому +2

    Thank you for telling the stories of the forgotten and ignored.❤

  • @froggsy9747
    @froggsy9747 2 роки тому +420

    My mom knew Randy. When all this happened she said she wasn't surprised. He had a bad vibe sometimes, ya know? I feel so bad for Brooke and her family. This is a very sad situation, and it's terrible hulu wanted to focus more on Randy and the "sleepwalking" story. I hope the family can get help and I hope this video can bring more supporters and help the family get this petition around and get the signatures they need. 💜

    • @madisonakers176
      @madisonakers176 2 роки тому +5

      Bs

    • @froggsy9747
      @froggsy9747 2 роки тому +6

      @@madisonakers176 what reason would I have to come up on here if it was bs? Stay pressed tho bro.

    • @kaycguide
      @kaycguide 2 роки тому +1

      Really? That’s creeeepy 😳

    • @froggsy9747
      @froggsy9747 2 роки тому

      @@kaycguide she met him through a friend of hers. Her friend knew his father, I think they had went to school together or something at one point. So when my mom and her friend were out at the bar and saw Randy Jr, that's how they were introduced. Whenever they went to the local bars and saw him and a few of his friends, they'd sit and talk and be nice. They went to his farewell party when he was moving to Flordia. He was talking like he was excited for the change and everything, so it was wild when news of this broke. There was a lot of rumors floating around at the time on what his motive would have been and a lot of people said it was because she rejected him. But, you know how small town rumors are.

  • @PetriMichelle
    @PetriMichelle 2 роки тому +264

    He was texting her to come get the shirt, then after he did it he drove her car and then called 911. All that doesn't seem possible while sleep walking.... I'm not a psychiatrist, so I can't say for sure it just seems convenient he remembers everything before and after, but not during. So sad. Praying for Brooke and her family and friends.

    • @lunasmith2568
      @lunasmith2568 2 роки тому +37

      Exactly what I was thinking. Maybe he actually can't remember though and that's just a traumatic response to what he did. Not sleep walking, just trauma blocking.

    • @onelove5095
      @onelove5095 2 роки тому +2

      People are horribly disgusting

    • @RavenNicole89
      @RavenNicole89 2 роки тому +12

      True! And if he was “sleep walking” so he doesn’t remember the incident, how does he remember the moments before? I honestly just don’t buy it.

    • @MoonstoneElements
      @MoonstoneElements 2 роки тому +2

      Exactly what I was thinking!

    • @stephanie7142
      @stephanie7142 2 роки тому +9

      I’ve been a sleepwalker in my past. It didn’t include texting anyone or driving. It was mostly just me being half dressed embarrassingly in places I wouldn’t have like to been.

  • @cuppiesaur
    @cuppiesaur Рік тому

    So emotional to see her family talking about her on the beginning. truly special ♥

  • @gabrieladeuschle3596
    @gabrieladeuschle3596 11 місяців тому +16

    I always say, to us this may be a story for us that takes minutes to find out about. Let's not forget that to the victim's families and friends, this is a LIFETIME tragedy. It's something they will never be able to shake off. My condolences to them. May Brooke Rest In Peace. Nobody deserves to be born, laugh and love and then have their lives stripped away from them. It's just not fair. Rest In Power Little Princess.❤️🌹👸

  • @kaylastrauss4594
    @kaylastrauss4594 2 роки тому +232

    His team really tried to say he wasn't at fault because he murdered someone 'in his sleep.' Someone who kills people in their sleep isn't a danger to the public? really? Bare minimum he needs to be locked up to some extent. Glad the jury decided he was guilty. Horrible that this happened, my heart really goes out to the family and friends of Brooke. The killer took a beautiful soul with so much life to live away from the people that love her. I cannot imagine their pain.

    • @kristens8718
      @kristens8718 2 роки тому +11

      He pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity so he wouldn't have just been released back into the public, he would've gone to a mental health facility. (But I don't think he was sleepwalking, I think he consciously did it)

    • @emmabrandel9870
      @emmabrandel9870 2 роки тому +15

      That's EXACTLY what I was thinking. Just because you're not conscious of your actions doesn't mean you shouldn't be held accountable for them. At the end of the day you're still responsible for any harm you inflict even if you're not in your right mind in that moment.

    • @helene8706
      @helene8706 2 роки тому +3

      @@kristens8718 I think it's possible that he was so drunk still that he didn't entirely understand what he was doing HOWEVER that also wouldn't excuse it, especially as someone who knew he had a drinking problem. Even if not premeditated it was something he knew he did and it was murder.

  • @thescarletgraywitch8052
    @thescarletgraywitch8052 2 роки тому +325

    Our society's pension for remembering the criminals instead of the victims has always frustrated me, and I wish there were more active ways to change this viewpoint. It's sad that most people don't know the names of any victims of criminals like Bonnie and Clyde to Jeffrey Dahmer, etc... videos like this are so important when it comes to both advocating for and remembering victims. Thank you for your hard work!!

    • @yumiloomerstorytime.4830
      @yumiloomerstorytime.4830 2 роки тому +10

      I completely fucking agree. Random times when I would be hanging out I would come across people that would bring up some well known documentaries or cases and I would ask them if they knew the names of any of the actual victims and alot of them would immediately get defensive and the most common phrase I would be told is " well it's not mentioned enough for my mind to remember."
      🙄🙄💀
      As if we don't have the power to learn for ourselves.
      I have a curiosity for such things but I've always told myself to learn about the victims first. Because they matter so much and deserve to be remembered.

    • @tinygreenpea
      @tinygreenpea 2 роки тому +7

      The victims are typically perfectly normal people, it's the murderers that hold fascination because it goes against our nature. I agree that the victims and their families deserve compassion, support and remembrance, of course. But I also want to know the killers whole story so I know the warning signs when I'm out in the world. This case shocks me because, at least from this telling of the story, it sounds as though there weren't any major red flags. Some heavy drinking after a family trauma, but not too abnormal there. I wish I could wrap my head around how this was possible. Was he really so good at hiding a dark side? Did she suspect anything prior to that night before? What a bizarre and horrible business. My heart truly goes out to this family.

    • @thescarletgraywitch8052
      @thescarletgraywitch8052 2 роки тому +1

      @@tinygreenpea omg so very scary, right!?

  • @ChristopherCherry02
    @ChristopherCherry02 Рік тому +6

    Thank you so much Kendall for doing this incredible video and having Brooke's family on. Those are the people that we should be hearing from