That's why Abbie Hoffman had that joke about if you're about to get busted for drugs kill the person you're dealing to, that way you won't do as much time.
I know that prisons serve multiple purposes and are there to rehabilitate as well as punish, however I think some lawmakers forget that they also exist to keep society safe from people who are too dangerous to be among the rest of us. The fact that so many dangerous people are released troubles me.
What troubles me is that prisons are so willing to release people like this, people who actually hurt someone, but will keep a person with a non-violent drug offense incarcerated for life because "drugs are bad, mm'kay"
What Eric Smith did to that toddler was not human. I can't fathom how a CHILD could torture, mutilate, murder, etc anyone, muchless a 4yo. I've always been interested in psychology and true crime, so I've read about so many brutal and heartbreaking cases, but this case HAUNTS me. This and the murder of 2yo James Bulger... Two 10 yo boys abducted him from a mall and did things to him that my mind can't even go to...Both of those boys that killed James were sent to juvenile detention and were released at 18 and given new identities. Robert Thompson hasn't reoffended since, but Jon Venables was sent back to prison in 2010 for possessing indecent images of children. He was released again in 2013, but was recalled to prison in 2017 and issued a 40-month sentence. In 2019 James Bulgers father went to court to try to have Venables lifelong anonymity overturned since he'd violated the terms of his condition by reoffending, but the court denied his request because they feared violence would likely occur due to vigilantes. I am all about reform- especially when kids are involved, but the horrendous, brutal and vile acts Eric Smith, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables inflicted on toddlers- 2 and 4 years old!- are unacceptable in any society. I don't care if the killers were 5yo, 10 yo, 15yo, 50 or 100 years old...those actions are not allowed in a civilized world. The fact that kids were responsible for those inhuman acts just makes it worse. Eric Smith, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables should never be released into society again. All of them now walk freely (and anonymously) among us now. .Parents, be smart. Be diligent. Do your research when entrusting your children with anyone....and anyone of any age 😓😠😥
If you're interested in psychology, maybe you should go to school for it. Better yet try behavioral science. Seriously. I know because I am a student of behavioral science which includes psychology. Looking at these cases subjectively, I agree they are quite terrible; but Looking at them objectively, you will eventually learn that a child's cognition and subsequent antisocial behavior has causes. Trust me, as "evil" as they seem "spawns of the devil" there are usually organic causes for the cognitive disturbances they suffer. In many cases, these monsters are created, unfortunately.
I remember these cases. They made me sick to my stomach then and they still do. The thought that these sick people are being released from prison makes me so angry. Their release from prison is a slap in the face of the families and society. It has to stop!
When he was being paroled he told them he was going to be a normal citizen and is going to try an get a wife and have kids. Something tells no women would want to date him just cuz he's a bald ginger weirdo, but even if a woman gave him a chance when she finds out he killed like a 5yrs old by bashing his brains out with a rock will probably be a turn off for her.
Being over 40 years old, I'm (somewhat) ashamed to admit that I'm prejudiced against red haired little boys. I can't help but assume they're gonna be a brat, & perhaps it's a self fulfilled prophecy type of deal, but they always are! I have nothing against red headed babies, toddlers, girls, teens, or adults; but something about young red headed boys.. 🤔
Yikes, I remember him too. Hope he has an ankle bracelet and the most oppressive parole program possible. When a little kid gives you psychopath vibes, its weird.
I'm still shocked that Eric Smith was released. He is a sick young man and should not be on the streets. I've seen his "apology" and he has zero remorse. He's simply telling them what he thinks they want to hear. God help us all.
What is even worse is he thinks he would be great at counseling kids. Yeah great idea let a sicko that murderer a 4 year old council kids. I am with you he should never be let out let alone anywhere near a child.
I get he was just a kid when he did what he did but that’s what makes him so dangerous. If he was capable of doing what he did at 13, imagine what he’s capable of now. Not everyone is redeemable
@@KeyserSoze685 Lol....I take it you're being facetious. Do you not believe a murderer no matter the age can be reformed. Or kill someone without understanding the action and it's consequences fully?
@@kingkobie4740 Yes....I 100% DO NOT believe murderers should be released...no matter the age of the crime...I think Jail reform is a joke and all its accomplishing is putting criminals on the street.
Its one thing to be progressive about criminal justice reform, it's quite another to grant clemency to violent offender without even notifying the victim's family and law enforcement.
Being progressive about prison reform costs money. What she did is just virtue signalling and doing it the cheap way. If you really wanted prison reform you’d spend millions of dollars in basic education, higher education, learning trades, drug and alcohol addiction treatments, helping prisoners getting certifications in things like forklifts, bobcats, backhoes etc. Prisons reform benefits society by allowing prisoners to stay out of trouble in prison, and get out qualified to contribute to society. Many countries already do this. Australian prisons (jails) do many of these things depending on the jail you’re at.
Agreed. This channel is great. Yhe stories are heartbreaking but CL tells these horrific stories with profound perfection. He's great. God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊😍👍🏻
I forget who said it, but it still rings true..."Half of the people in prison should never have been put there. The other half should never be released".
Shooting a young lady in the back of the head because your thieving self didn’t want to get caught shouldn’t allow for early release. Then try to murder a young boy, who are these people letting him out. He thrived of brutal violence, spent 27 years in a cage of violence and they really chose to let him out. I wonder if it was the governors child she would’ve taken that view?. I’d be more inclined to believe because he did those evil crimes so young that absolutely makes him more of a threat.
I'm kinda on the fence because I don't know any of these people but basic psychology is when your young you make immature, rash decisions with no real concept of the finality of decisions and consequences. I do not excuse this behavior but it is known that children, and yes 18 is a child still, make really stupid decisions and the common public does not understand the concept of so much time in a prison. People can change and grow into something more positive
Koehler, now 57, got statutory release four months ago. Federal offenders must be let out after serving two-thirds of their sentence. But the Parole Board of Canada revoked his release on Tuesday, saying he broke a condition to report relationships with females.(article from August 9 2022)
My Husband is the “Warden” of a juvenile facility and THAT happens a lot. Also, the amount of sex offenders released yearly would literally make you cry! It’s a damn shame!
....or held in custody, given every break then released to a gang banger boyfriend a stellar example of manhood with which she is reproducing.....like the bitch who murdered the young East Asian girl under a bridge in Victoria BC.
Kate brown cannot be reelected due to term limits. Thereby, what her constituents say no longer matters to her... On paper, many of the inmates she has released deserved another look for justice to be served. The problem is with substantiating the claims of rehabilitation, remorse, lack of further danger. I've seen many examples nationwide where no true investigation or attempt to verify these elements ever even took place. "I'm not in that gang anymore" said with a wink and a smile and a laugh.
Yeah because they think they only have to inform the victim of the release to keep them safe I'm assuming they think there's no need if the victim is no longer here. It's ridiculous because there is nuance to everything and let's be real ex partners who have killed could easily go after family who could have testified against them in court or any other witness really. Long ass reply sorry.
Kevin Kohler should not be out. That was a big story in Toronto at the time, and how they could agree to a plea deal with him is beyond me. They had enough evidence to get him on the murder charge. He won't be free for long, and they'll regret letting him out. Eric Smith, that guy should never be let out. He's a sick man, and will kill again.
@@TheWolfsnack they don't accept that as a defence anymore. It may get a murder charge dropped down to manslaughter but he only got manslaughter anyway.
I find it disturbing that our “justice” system is more concerned with a convicted criminals psychie, and not that of the victims, their families and society as a whole. Our systems are broken.
Man, all of these cases are terrible but I've always felt that Eric Smith should have never ever gotten out of prison. Watching interviews of him as an adult still haunt me....he's still not right in the head and it's so obvious. Just my opinion, of course.
@@TorontoGal74 you nsiled it. He also has an emptiness in his eyes etc, if that makes sense. Definitely not a lot or maybe no empathy at all. All I know is he scares me, honestly. I pray 🙏 that he doesn't do this to anyone else. Last I read, he's actually engaged to someone. Anyway, who knows.
You think Eric Smith is worse than the second guy? Eric Smith was 13 years old and killed another kid which is completely messed up but the second guy has over 35 arrests and is responsible for four people's death and only served 11 years, Eric Smith at least served almost 30 years
@@jameshughes525 you're absolutely right. I guess I've just followed the Eric Smith case so much over the years, it's really stuck with me for whatever reason . But, like you said, the 2nd guy is absolutely awful! I definitely see your point. Thank you for sharing this with me! I always want to learn and see all sides of issues. So again, thanks so much. I appreciate you. 😊
@@TorontoGal74 He's just wired wrong in the head, which is not fixable. People who have no capability for empathy or sympathy - or right from wrong - usually have something wrong with that part of their brain, either born that way or through head injury. What's scary is that some psychopaths learn to mimic those emotions around other people, to 'fit in' and hide in plain sight...but there is still something a bit 'off' about them
I grew up in the 70's and 80's and I don't know any parents that would let their 4yr old go to the park alone. No parent that cares is going to let a child that young fend for themselves. I'm not excusing the murderer, I'm just saying parents should be there to protect children that young.
So it is the parents’ fault? So children should not be allowed the freedom to go to a park because there are predators and perverts around who should have priority in the ‘freedom to walk to parks stakes’? Everyone should stay indoors because there are criminals out there, and the criminals have the right to go anywhere, but innocent, decent people shouldn’t have those rights. Okay..
Thank you for letting us know these vile maggots are free. Look out for one another out there because the justice system isn’t. That Oregon Governor should be made to live with her wee pet project and be held accountable for every move he makes.
Truly mind boggling smh. I feel so sorry for the good people that have to live around these psychos. With policies like these in place, we really are doomed.
The guy on the thumbnail should definitely never have gotten released knowing what he did he's very likely to reoffend and another person's kid will end up getting hurt life should be life for these people because they will always be a danger to society.
That creep is evil. The first time I looked into his eyes, the line from Halloween popped in my head. "I looked into his eyes and there was nothing there. No soul. No light. The darkest eyes. The devil's eyes."
I still avocate that all parolees should be temporarily placed in the same neighbourhoods as the people who let them out. I think they'd be a LOT more careful about their selections if they had to consider that for every person.
And make whomever released them their sole charge and keeper, so if anything happens the killer or criminal isn’t only responsible but so are the people that released them.
Well they say you pay your debt to society when you serve your time. But in the end it's all about we feel some people deserve forgiveness and others don't.
Tbh none of these should ever have been released crimes of the nature they commited should either be a life sentence or the death penalty if its still in operation the place where they commited the murder.
Sorry about your grandma... My grandma had a recent situation where somebody called her pretending to be my male cousin asking her for money because "he" was in trouble. When she said it didn't sound like his voice they said it was because their nose was broken in a fight, and they conned her out of $2000. She didn't think to call his wife or anything and after the fact, she realized what was going on. They called her again and tried to ask for money a second time. That's when she told me.. I tried to get her to file a police report but she was too scared.
But, if she had transferred money to an account or name, they could have found the criminals! What use is having laws to protect us when a victim has only to give information to detectives who work to protect this sort of thing. I don't pretend to know why she didn't pursue it, but may I state one reason why these people get away with it is because our senior relatives never press charges. That's why these people try and keep trying to scam our older loved ones. Maybe if your family reported it, another grandmother would not be victimised by them.
I remember the days when school bullies were promptly dealt with guaranteed school suspension or expulsion, depending on the offense. Nowadays, schools nationwide have gone soft on proper discipline. This means everyone pays. More people need to stand up against schools and this allowed bulllying abuse that continues to be responsible for many a bullied student's cause of sui.cide. Parents, please stand up and make your presence known and voices heard both at schools and police departments. Unite and fight please. Our children depend on us.
I'm so surprised Eric Smith was released. I've watched so many TC stories throughout the yrs on him & the case. He never looked remorseful, even in prison interviews. So awful. They're getting a second chance at life but their poor victims aren't....no justice for the victims/families. What a smack in the face.🤦🏻♀️💔🤬 I pray they have all truly changed. Thank you CL for sharing these terrible cases with us. I'm really shocked about "Eric Smith." Idk abt him & I hope I'm wrong. 😰😔😢 God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊💝💝
Eric's release is very controversial. And it's not fair to the families of the victim. But children makes horrible decisions and deserve 2nd chances. His brain wasn't fully developed and a child's mind can easily can be molded. Don't get me wrong, I think what he did is arguably unforgivable. But doesn't mean he isn't a changed person. Only bc he was a kid, who acted on impulse. Do I feel he should have a shot at some freedoms but not full freedoms like he has now.
@@rynoX88 tbh as i was commenting about him.i truly started to think & feel to myself when CL said his age, I truly thought to myself "well he was so young & had issues, maybe he has changed." I honestly think he'll be ok out. I hope they really watch him though, just to be safe. I understand what you're saying & I agree. His crime was purely horrific, (poor kid) but let's pray for the best.👍🏻 God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊❤
@@ingGS You're not the only other person in the world who has been bullied. For many, it actually is a common thought, it's just that most don't act out on it and use other ways to get their emotions out.
@@ingGS I Just saw your reply and I was bullied as well. New girl in 5-7gr (jr hugh) here anyway. It was pretty bad. I never has "dark thoughts, feelings, dreams, obsessions, ect. As soon as I got out of there I was fine. It suks thinking about it now bcuz they were really just a bunch of hating punks, (that's what my mom said, RIP ma) but I agree. I do truly pray he'll never offend. God forbid. God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊👍🏻
With Eric Smith, I get that the younger you are, the less you understand the depth of bad things, and why its bad, and some people regret things they did in childhood as adults, because they simply didn't know better. but this was far beyond what goes under that category. you don't grow out of violent psychotic behavior, that's just how some people's brains are hardwired and they shouldn't be walking around free to potentially harm someone else. the fact it was a FOUR YEAR OLD child makes it so much worse. Once you kill someone, you're far more likely to target someone similar as your second victim. Not that anyone deserves to be murdered, but there's just something about children, especially toddlers that makes it so much more devastating. they also have no chance to defend themselves like an adult would, once they're snatched that's it. they need far more protecting, and people who hurt children should be punished more severely and keep them locked up permanently. he was old enough to have SOME grasp on how horrible what he was doing was and he still did it, and then continued to sodomize him to " see if he was dead " as if there's no other way to check??? ya. right. ok. let him out.
@@eveelee4152 I'm sorry it was not "common" for parents to let there FOUR YEAR OLD go any damn where alone at any point in time. So you can't say that was as common as people not locking their doors at night cause that one is no where near the same kinda thing I'm sorry. A FRIGGIN FOUR YEAR OLD?! That makes my friggin blood boil
@@eveelee4152oh honey I was born in the 80's so listen to your elders k😉😁? Now, you are right that parents used to be more lenient with letting their kids go to the park, or in my case the arcade, 🤩 by themselves. I just had to be home by the time the street lights came on. But, 4 years old is and was still a bit young for those privileges. Even in the 90's. I'd put it starting more around 9 or 10
Another murderer was released by gov brown and just committed an atrocious murder on an 18 year old after taking her from Winston. He killed someone just up river from where he killed her.
Omg the amount of scrolling I had to do to find this comment! Everybody’s all “Eric Smith!” and I’m like this crime was easily preventable if the kid’s mom didn’t have such a smooth brain. Kind of inevitable when you think about it
I came here for this comment and so glad someone else said it! No one come at me with, "It was a different time, " bs... There's no way my mother would have let me walk to the park alone when I was 4, and that was in the late 70's. That little boy would be a man today if his mother wasn't a half whit.
@@Phoenix-Vaughn it just amazes me that a mother thought it was okay to let her four-year-old son just wander around by himself. No one saw any problems with that when they would see this 4-year-old Boy by themselve
If they kill again whoever gave them clemency should be healed accountable. If you murder someone without justification you should be executed or locked away forever.
Hi! I wished you would narrate a case of my country: Portugal. We have some mysterious and gruesome ones. Anyway, I am hyped to watch this one like I always am when I see the notification. 🤩
I actually talked to the red head with the glasses relative, he came from a fairly large family. Saw an article in the local paper as the case took place in New England and I live in upstate New York, the relative said he seemed to be a fairly normal kid growing up.
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I can’t believe they let Eric Smith out. I knew that case well and always thought he’d die in prison. It’s shocking they let any of these guys out tbh.
Why did that woman let her 3 it 4 year old kid walk to anywhere all alone. Yeah Eric is a monster but Derek's mother was negligent and should have been watching her son
@@eveelee4152 people say at that time like its an excuse. Just because more people did it doesn't make it excusable If that woman had walked her kid not only would that kid be alive but at least Erik would have not gone to prison. I'm sure it would have been a different kid or maybe not but at least his fate wouldn't be tied to hers.
Absolutely not. Some murders can be justified obviously the ones in this video are not those kind of cases. Sexual crimes should be treated more harshly more than anything because those cannot be justified
@ELL IS ummm no not really that’s not true. Let me give you an example, let’s say a father kills someone because he found out they were molesting his kids. That’s murder, but considering the circumstances do you think he deserves a life sentence. So yes murder can indeed be justified.
“Many people feel that Governor Brown’s actions prioritize criminals over victims and their families.” They do. Yet you keep voting her and her party into power. 🤦🏻♂️
Eric living in NY …. Where is Robbie? Exactly. Go to jail. Go directly to jail. Do not pass go. The parole board should have let Charlie Manson off he had an anger problem when he was a child too. I am just stunned they let him out to walk the streets! 🧐🤨😳🙄🤯🤬☠️😱
Your videos are the best that I've found, in a very long time. They're informative without being repetitious or silly. (I don't know why people think it's funny to make jokes when people have been murdered, or have disappeared.) Sadly, I have an inner-ear disorder, and you use a high-pitched sound in your audio track that legit messes with my brain. I wish you luck, but I won't be able to watch any more of these.
I live in Kitchener and I remember this story all this happened right arround the corner of me. Ppl were shocked! It's a relatively small town 180,000 they actually put out a warning to everyone about his realease. Things like this don't happen in my sleepy town
Im actually super surprised the 13 yr old was charged as an adult, in a good way. That never happens, they're always slapped on the wrist and given new identities. To me, if you can make an adult decision like taking a human life, torturing someone, or r*pe, you can face adult consequences, because that's not child behavior that should be pardoned. I am, however, sickened to hear the other guy got released because "he did it when he was 18" I'm so sick of hearing that. When I was 17 I got my ass beat by my 16 yr old (ex) bf and they said "well, we don't want it on his permanent record, hes just a kid" and dismissed the case. To no surprise, he hasn't changed, fyi.
Yeahhhh …. I don’t think any one who has taken someone’s life should be allowed to roam free!! What kind of ridiculous nonsense is that? At the very least, release them when they’re eligible to collect social security!!
Um....yes and no....I do know a fellow who was sentenced to life for 2nd degree murder, he was paroled and has led an exemplary life since, raised four kids well and worked a couple of decades in a responsible civic managerial position. His case I would concede is different, in that when he was 18 he was invited to a older guys place for drinks, and had a few beers, the guy came onto him sexually and he freaked, tried to get to the door which the other guy was in front of and in a panic grabbed a knife and stabbed him to get out of the room. Manslaughter at most, and self defense in a lot of jurisdictions.
Man people like you are the problem. You can justify murder, there’s circumstances to everything. The cases in this video were cold blooded and they do deserve a long time but things happen and you don’t seem to be able to grasp that .
Glad to be 307 lol. Die hard fan here. I listen to everything you make. To sleep and a few awake. ;) I feared this story would be reviewed. Love ya keep them coming 😽 ty for all your work 😘🐱 ;)
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I'd be terrified to live in America. Although I'm a law abiding, working Joiner etc...I'd be so worried about making 1 mistake and I'd be in jail for year's, where it seems you can be raped, beaten etc etc and nobody cares. It's seen as Fair game because you are a prisoner? Loss of liberty isn't sufficient for your punishment it seems??? Outrageous, inhumane society.
Yea America is a terrible country to be honest. We still have it better than most parts of the world but we’re the worst developed country for sure and probably the most corrupt country too. Least progressive country that’s for sure
Yes because long sentences deter crime, that’s why America has such a low crime rate right? The country with some of the harshest sentences. Why even focus on fixing the actual root of the problem, let’s just lock everybody up forever. Out of sight out of mind right?
I grew up not far from Roseburg and lived in Winston for several years. The Thrasher case gave me the creeps, even though I lived in the southeast when it happened
Crazy how murder is not treated as seriously as a drug charge or something. Just goes to show money is way more important than human life..
You just realised this, really?
That's why Abbie Hoffman had that joke about if you're about to get busted for drugs kill the person you're dealing to, that way you won't do as much time.
Its who has the money
Human life is so cheap.
Shut up softy
I know that prisons serve multiple purposes and are there to rehabilitate as well as punish, however I think some lawmakers forget that they also exist to keep society safe from people who are too dangerous to be among the rest of us. The fact that so many dangerous people are released troubles me.
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What troubles me is that prisons are so willing to release people like this, people who actually hurt someone, but will keep a person with a non-violent drug offense incarcerated for life because "drugs are bad, mm'kay"
Some of those lawmakers know better and do it anyway
@@viciousk1d Queue shocked Pikachu face when one of these people turns around and murders again
@@myeternalteardrop if you keep an eye on the news in a city like Portland you'll see this has been the case far too often in the past couple years.
What Eric Smith did to that toddler was not human. I can't fathom how a CHILD could torture, mutilate, murder, etc anyone, muchless a 4yo. I've always been interested in psychology and true crime, so I've read about so many brutal and heartbreaking cases, but this case HAUNTS me. This and the murder of 2yo James Bulger...
Two 10 yo boys abducted him from a mall and did things to him that my mind can't even go to...Both of those boys that killed James were sent to juvenile detention and were released at 18 and given new identities. Robert Thompson hasn't reoffended since, but Jon Venables was sent back to prison in 2010 for possessing indecent images of children. He was released again in 2013, but was recalled to prison in 2017 and issued a 40-month sentence. In 2019 James Bulgers father went to court to try to have Venables lifelong anonymity overturned since he'd violated the terms of his condition by reoffending, but the court denied his request because they feared violence would likely occur due to vigilantes.
I am all about reform- especially when kids are involved, but the horrendous, brutal and vile acts Eric Smith, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables inflicted on toddlers- 2 and 4 years old!- are unacceptable in any society. I don't care if the killers were 5yo, 10 yo, 15yo, 50 or 100 years old...those actions are not allowed in a civilized world. The fact that kids were responsible for those inhuman acts just makes it worse.
Eric Smith, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables should never be released into society again. All of them now walk freely (and anonymously) among us now. .Parents, be smart. Be diligent. Do your research when entrusting your children with anyone....and anyone of any age 😓😠😥
At least Eric is very distinctive looking. You can see him a mile away.
@@spikesgirl9371 You're right about that!
If you're interested in psychology, maybe you should go to school for it. Better yet try behavioral science. Seriously. I know because I am a student of behavioral science which includes psychology. Looking at these cases subjectively, I agree they are quite terrible; but Looking at them objectively, you will eventually learn that a child's cognition and subsequent antisocial behavior has causes. Trust me, as "evil" as they seem "spawns of the devil" there are usually organic causes for the cognitive disturbances they suffer. In many cases, these monsters are created, unfortunately.
I remember these cases. They made me sick to my stomach then and they still do. The thought that these sick people are being released from prison makes me so angry. Their release from prison is a slap in the face of the families and society. It has to stop!
Do you feel Mary Bell should receive the same fate as Venables and Co.?
That kid with the red hair ALWAYS gave me the creeps. He's just unsettling across the board.
When he was being paroled he told them he was going to be a normal citizen and is going to try an get a wife and have kids. Something tells no women would want to date him just cuz he's a bald ginger weirdo, but even if a woman gave him a chance when she finds out he killed like a 5yrs old by bashing his brains out with a rock will probably be a turn off for her.
Being over 40 years old, I'm (somewhat) ashamed to admit that I'm prejudiced against red haired little boys. I can't help but assume they're gonna be a brat, & perhaps it's a self fulfilled prophecy type of deal, but they always are!
I have nothing against red headed babies, toddlers, girls, teens, or adults; but something about young red headed boys.. 🤔
@@monico4784 Honestly, same. Something about red haired boys makes them menaces...
Yikes, I remember him too. Hope he has an ankle bracelet and the most oppressive parole program possible. When a little kid gives you psychopath vibes, its weird.
@@monico4784 racist
I'm still shocked that Eric Smith was released. He is a sick young man and should not be on the streets. I've seen his "apology" and he has zero remorse. He's simply telling them what he thinks they want to hear. God help us all.
What is even worse is he thinks he would be great at counseling kids. Yeah great idea let a sicko that murderer a 4 year old council kids. I am with you he should never be let out let alone anywhere near a child.
Me either & I agree with you completely. Smh. God watch over our children/people. 😢🤦🏻♀️💔
God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊💝
Ikr
I get he was just a kid when he did what he did but that’s what makes him so dangerous. If he was capable of doing what he did at 13, imagine what he’s capable of now. Not everyone is redeemable
Agreed. He's not sorry, he's still a monster
Releasing Eric Smith was a huge mistake. Who's to say he won't murder again? A big injustice to the family of Derek Robbie.
I totally agree with you!! This is my area and it's freakin disgusting, not just what he did, but the justice system failed
Eric smith needs to be held in prison longer I feel the pain of the Derek Robbie I hope he rests with god and his family in heaven
There’s no doubt that he will kill again. He had 27 years to plot his next move and how to get away with his next kill.
@@Darkseid300 Here’s that guy that knows everything and everyone.
Why did they let Eric Smith out? That dude had zero remorse for killing that poor little boy! Ugh our justice system never fails to upset me…
He was a bullied kid with mental issues and was under 15 years old when he committed the crime and was rehabilitated.
Jail reform...release the murderers... Smh.....sad, sad world
@@KeyserSoze685 Lol....I take it you're being facetious. Do you not believe a murderer no matter the age can be reformed. Or kill someone without understanding the action and it's consequences fully?
@@kingkobie4740 Yes....I 100% DO NOT believe murderers should be released...no matter the age of the crime...I think Jail reform is a joke and all its accomplishing is putting criminals on the street.
@@KeyserSoze685 Wow well ok...even your own child if they murdered someone at 10 years old? No matter the mental disability?
Its one thing to be progressive about criminal justice reform, it's quite another to grant clemency to violent offender without even notifying the victim's family and law enforcement.
Being progressive about prison reform costs money. What she did is just virtue signalling and doing it the cheap way. If you really wanted prison reform you’d spend millions of dollars in basic education, higher education, learning trades, drug and alcohol addiction treatments, helping prisoners getting certifications in things like forklifts, bobcats, backhoes etc. Prisons reform benefits society by allowing prisoners to stay out of trouble in prison, and get out qualified to contribute to society. Many countries already do this. Australian prisons (jails) do many of these things depending on the jail you’re at.
It's not that simple. A lot of blacks who claim pseudo-innocence are ruthless gang members hiding behind their skin color.
There should be a video on how Criminally Underrated this channel is.
I agree, love this channel. Better than most crime shows out right now
Absolutely agree with you!
Agreed. This channel is great. Yhe stories are heartbreaking but CL tells these horrific stories with profound perfection. He's great.
God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊😍👍🏻
I totally agree 💯
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I forget who said it, but it still rings true..."Half of the people in prison should never have been put there. The other half should never be released".
Shooting a young lady in the back of the head because your thieving self didn’t want to get caught shouldn’t allow for early release.
Then try to murder a young boy, who are these people letting him out.
He thrived of brutal violence, spent 27 years in a cage of violence and they really chose to let him out.
I wonder if it was the governors child she would’ve taken that view?.
I’d be more inclined to believe because he did those evil crimes so young that absolutely makes him more of a threat.
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I'm kinda on the fence because I don't know any of these people but basic psychology is when your young you make immature, rash decisions with no real concept of the finality of decisions and consequences. I do not excuse this behavior but it is known that children, and yes 18 is a child still, make really stupid decisions and the common public does not understand the concept of so much time in a prison. People can change and grow into something more positive
@@Snowneutrino652 *YOU'RE
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@@Flamsterette yes , yes I realised both those mistakes when read the text after. Crikey.
Mark my words. We will hear about Eric Smith again.
Absolutely!
I agree
I agree
I hope not. The case happened not far from me.
Ya hopefully it's when someone puts some lead in his head.
3:17 - #3 Kyle Hedquist
7:49 - #2 Kevin Koehler
14:19 - #1 Eric Smith
Koehler, now 57, got statutory release four months ago. Federal offenders must be let out after serving two-thirds of their sentence.
But the Parole Board of Canada revoked his release on Tuesday, saying he broke a condition to report relationships with females.(article from August 9 2022)
Hopefully that's where they keep him for good but I doubt it.
Good. Thanks for adding this.
Thank you for posting that. What a dangerous man. Poor all of them but those darling little children are left with no mummy 🙏🙏👵👵🇦🇺🇦🇺
This should be a pinned comment or something so people can easily see it.
@@bellz9113 Agreed 😼☺️
Shame on the Governor from the first story not telling the family! That is deplorable.
POP! 🧎♀️🔫🤯⚰️
Could have been worse about Eric. He could have been tried as a kid, sent to juvenile detention, and freed at the age of 18.
My Husband is the “Warden” of a juvenile facility and THAT happens a lot. Also, the amount of sex offenders released yearly would literally make you cry! It’s a damn shame!
....or held in custody, given every break then released to a gang banger boyfriend a stellar example of manhood with which she is reproducing.....like the bitch who murdered the young East Asian girl under a bridge in Victoria BC.
Well they may as well have
Or been in Australia, Canada, or England and gotten a couple years and a new identity.
Released at 18 or released now it's no different. He shouldn't have been released AT ALL. I have no doubt he'll kill again
It was just wrong not to notify the family of the victim when the killer is released from jail.
Kate brown cannot be reelected due to term limits. Thereby, what her constituents say no longer matters to her... On paper, many of the inmates she has released deserved another look for justice to be served. The problem is with substantiating the claims of rehabilitation, remorse, lack of further danger. I've seen many examples nationwide where no true investigation or attempt to verify these elements ever even took place. "I'm not in that gang anymore" said with a wink and a smile and a laugh.
Yeah because they think they only have to inform the victim of the release to keep them safe I'm assuming they think there's no need if the victim is no longer here. It's ridiculous because there is nuance to everything and let's be real ex partners who have killed could easily go after family who could have testified against them in court or any other witness really. Long ass reply sorry.
Kevin Kohler should not be out. That was a big story in Toronto at the time, and how they could agree to a plea deal with him is beyond me. They had enough evidence to get him on the murder charge. He won't be free for long, and they'll regret letting him out.
Eric Smith, that guy should never be let out. He's a sick man, and will kill again.
Just think...today Kevin could have claimed to be under the influence and basically walked.
@@TheWolfsnack they don't accept that as a defence anymore. It may get a murder charge dropped down to manslaughter but he only got manslaughter anyway.
Thanks!
I find it disturbing that our “justice” system is more concerned with a convicted criminals psychie, and not that of the victims, their families and society as a whole. Our systems are broken.
Exactly why I call it the unjustice system!!
@@mistybollinger3312 The injustice system would make more sense.
@@Quizack well wich ever
@@ChantelCarter-cc7cu exactly right!!
Man, all of these cases are terrible but I've always felt that Eric Smith should have never ever gotten out of prison. Watching interviews of him as an adult still haunt me....he's still not right in the head and it's so obvious. Just my opinion, of course.
Agreed. I don't think he fully grasps the horror of what he did, nor does he understand why so many people wanted him behind bars forever.
@@TorontoGal74 you nsiled it. He also has an emptiness in his eyes etc, if that makes sense. Definitely not a lot or maybe no empathy at all. All I know is he scares me, honestly. I pray 🙏 that he doesn't do this to anyone else. Last I read, he's actually engaged to someone. Anyway, who knows.
You think Eric Smith is worse than the second guy? Eric Smith was 13 years old and killed another kid which is completely messed up but the second guy has over 35 arrests and is responsible for four people's death and only served 11 years, Eric Smith at least served almost 30 years
@@jameshughes525 you're absolutely right. I guess I've just followed the Eric Smith case so much over the years, it's really stuck with me for whatever reason . But, like you said, the 2nd guy is absolutely awful! I definitely see your point. Thank you for sharing this with me! I always want to learn and see all sides of issues. So again, thanks so much. I appreciate you. 😊
@@TorontoGal74 He's just wired wrong in the head, which is not fixable. People who have no capability for empathy or sympathy - or right from wrong - usually have something wrong with that part of their brain, either born that way or through head injury.
What's scary is that some psychopaths learn to mimic those emotions around other people, to 'fit in' and hide in plain sight...but there is still something a bit 'off' about them
If they will release Thomas Kokoraleis of The Chicago Ripper Crew in 2019, they will release just about anyone.
and junko furuta's killers... but yeah i know that was japan
@@kimmyfreak200 one of the mothers of those vile excuses of a person actually vandalized her grave. The depth of depravity has no bottom
@@meumnomen ew that’s messed up
I grew up in the 70's and 80's and I don't know any parents that would let their 4yr old go to the park alone. No parent that cares is going to let a child that young fend for themselves.
I'm not excusing the murderer, I'm just saying parents should be there to protect children that young.
It was right across street from their home n yes a diff time , she loved him pls stop
I walked to and from school half mile each way, starting at age 5.
So it is the parents’ fault? So children should not be allowed the freedom to go to a park because there are predators and perverts around who should have priority in the ‘freedom to walk to parks stakes’? Everyone should stay indoors because there are criminals out there, and the criminals have the right to go anywhere, but innocent, decent people shouldn’t have those rights. Okay..
@@RubyJeans943 me too, but those were times when criminals were NOT the victims and victims were cared about.
@@jillgarlick2122 you're really reaching
Nobody who has murdered people in cold blood should ever get out of prison early.
Should never get out full stop!
Thank you for letting us know these vile maggots are free. Look out for one another out there because the justice system isn’t. That Oregon Governor should be made to live with her wee pet project and be held accountable for every move he makes.
Truly mind boggling smh. I feel so sorry for the good people that have to live around these psychos. With policies like these in place, we really are doomed.
The guy on the thumbnail should definitely never have gotten released knowing what he did he's very likely to reoffend and another person's kid will end up getting hurt life should be life for these people because they will always be a danger to society.
That creep is evil. The first time I looked into his eyes, the line from Halloween popped in my head. "I looked into his eyes and there was nothing there. No soul. No light. The darkest eyes. The devil's eyes."
Oh good, he's far away in Queens, NY.
@@HeyIwasaValedictorian I live in New York City and that's not very good for the people here.
Source: trust me bro
I still avocate that all parolees should be temporarily placed in the same neighbourhoods as the people who let them out.
I think they'd be a LOT more careful about their selections if they had to consider that for every person.
And make whomever released them their sole charge and keeper, so if anything happens the killer or criminal isn’t only responsible but so are the people that released them.
Well they say you pay your debt to society when you serve your time. But in the end it's all about we feel some people deserve forgiveness and others don't.
Tbh none of these should ever have been released crimes of the nature they commited should either be a life sentence or the death penalty if its still in operation the place where they commited the murder.
Sorry about your grandma... My grandma had a recent situation where somebody called her pretending to be my male cousin asking her for money because "he" was in trouble. When she said it didn't sound like his voice they said it was because their nose was broken in a fight, and they conned her out of $2000. She didn't think to call his wife or anything and after the fact, she realized what was going on. They called her again and tried to ask for money a second time.
That's when she told me.. I tried to get her to file a police report but she was too scared.
Awww...so sad!! It happens to the best of us, so long as she knows that.x
Similar thing happened to my dad few years ago, BUT he figured out it was a scam.
But, if she had transferred money to an account or name, they could have found the criminals! What use is having laws to protect us when a victim has only to give information to detectives who work to protect this sort of thing. I don't pretend to know why she didn't pursue it, but may I state one reason why these people get away with it is because our senior relatives never press charges. That's why these people try and keep trying to scam our older loved ones.
Maybe if your family reported it, another grandmother would not be victimised by them.
Letting these people out is INSANE
If you’re a child killing and doing inappropriate things to other children you should not be released from prison period
What?
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Settling in for a coffee and a puff. Made better because CL uploaded. ❤❤
I just had coffee.
Great minds think alike 😉
I remember the days when school bullies were promptly dealt with guaranteed school suspension or expulsion, depending on the offense. Nowadays, schools nationwide have gone soft on proper discipline. This means everyone pays. More people need to stand up against schools and this allowed bulllying abuse that continues to be responsible for many a bullied student's cause of sui.cide. Parents, please stand up and make your presence known and voices heard both at schools and police departments. Unite and fight please. Our children depend on us.
I'm so surprised Eric Smith was released. I've watched so many TC stories throughout the yrs on him & the case. He never looked remorseful, even in prison interviews. So awful. They're getting a second chance at life but their poor victims aren't....no justice for the victims/families. What a smack in the face.🤦🏻♀️💔🤬
I pray they have all truly changed.
Thank you CL for sharing these terrible cases with us. I'm really shocked about "Eric Smith." Idk abt him & I hope I'm wrong. 😰😔😢
God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊💝💝
Eric's release is very controversial. And it's not fair to the families of the victim. But children makes horrible decisions and deserve 2nd chances. His brain wasn't fully developed and a child's mind can easily can be molded. Don't get me wrong, I think what he did is arguably unforgivable. But doesn't mean he isn't a changed person. Only bc he was a kid, who acted on impulse. Do I feel he should have a shot at some freedoms but not full freedoms like he has now.
@@rynoX88 tbh as i was commenting about him.i truly started to think & feel to myself when CL said his age, I truly thought to myself "well he was so young & had issues, maybe he has changed." I honestly think he'll be ok out. I hope they really watch him though, just to be safe. I understand what you're saying & I agree. His crime was purely horrific, (poor kid) but let's pray for the best.👍🏻
God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊❤
@@rynoX88 Nah, I was bullied to, I had a pretty difficult childhood as well, it never crossed my mind to kill anyone; this guy is a sociopath.
@@ingGS
You're not the only other person in the world who has been bullied. For many, it actually is a common thought, it's just that most don't act out on it and use other ways to get their emotions out.
@@ingGS I Just saw your reply and I was bullied as well. New girl in 5-7gr (jr hugh) here anyway. It was pretty bad. I never has "dark thoughts, feelings, dreams, obsessions, ect. As soon as I got out of there I was fine. It suks thinking about it now bcuz they were really just a bunch of hating punks, (that's what my mom said, RIP ma) but I agree. I do truly pray he'll never offend. God forbid.
God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊👍🏻
If someone is capable of killing once, they'll more than likely do it again. I don't know why these people get let out.
With Eric Smith, I get that the younger you are, the less you understand the depth of bad things, and why its bad, and some people regret things they did in childhood as adults, because they simply didn't know better. but this was far beyond what goes under that category. you don't grow out of violent psychotic behavior, that's just how some people's brains are hardwired and they shouldn't be walking around free to potentially harm someone else. the fact it was a FOUR YEAR OLD child makes it so much worse. Once you kill someone, you're far more likely to target someone similar as your second victim. Not that anyone deserves to be murdered, but there's just something about children, especially toddlers that makes it so much more devastating. they also have no chance to defend themselves like an adult would, once they're snatched that's it. they need far more protecting, and people who hurt children should be punished more severely and keep them locked up permanently. he was old enough to have SOME grasp on how horrible what he was doing was and he still did it, and then continued to sodomize him to " see if he was dead " as if there's no other way to check??? ya. right. ok. let him out.
3:17 - Kyle Hedquist.
7:47 - Kevin Koehler
14:19 - Kevin Smith
That is so wrong. They should be locked up for the rest of their lives.
I saw this red headed kid on the news when he was being released and immediately remembered him from CL. Cool to see a follow up vid 🙂🤩
She let her 4 year old walk to the park alone!?
Back in those days you can even leave your door unlocked
@@eveelee4152 I'm sorry it was not "common" for parents to let there FOUR YEAR OLD go any damn where alone at any point in time. So you can't say that was as common as people not locking their doors at night cause that one is no where near the same kinda thing I'm sorry. A FRIGGIN FOUR YEAR OLD?! That makes my friggin blood boil
@@sarawarren571 it was the 90’s of course it was common I was born in the 90’s so I know
@@eveelee4152oh honey I was born in the 80's so listen to your elders k😉😁? Now, you are right that parents used to be more lenient with letting their kids go to the park, or in my case the arcade, 🤩 by themselves. I just had to be home by the time the street lights came on. But, 4 years old is and was still a bit young for those privileges. Even in the 90's. I'd put it starting more around 9 or 10
I never ever thought Eric would see the light of day…
Great topic!
Thanks for covering a story from Roseburg. You'd be amazed at the things that happen here
Another murderer was released by gov brown and just committed an atrocious murder on an 18 year old after taking her from Winston. He killed someone just up river from where he killed her.
uh oh! Lock the doors 🔒
It amazes me that the last one the mother was completely fine with letting her 4-year-old kid walk to the park by himself
Omg the amount of scrolling I had to do to find this comment! Everybody’s all “Eric Smith!” and I’m like this crime was easily preventable if the kid’s mom didn’t have such a smooth brain. Kind of inevitable when you think about it
I came here for this comment and so glad someone else said it! No one come at me with, "It was a different time, " bs... There's no way my mother would have let me walk to the park alone when I was 4, and that was in the late 70's. That little boy would be a man today if his mother wasn't a half whit.
@@Phoenix-Vaughn it's the same thing with everyone who gets shot by a cop is a good kid. No one ever wants to call a spade a spade
@@Phoenix-Vaughn it just amazes me that a mother thought it was okay to let her four-year-old son just wander around by himself. No one saw any problems with that when they would see this 4-year-old Boy by themselve
If they kill again whoever gave them clemency should be healed accountable. If you murder someone without justification you should be executed or locked away forever.
Daaaaamn! Great video, guys! I saw "...Released in 2022" and could not wait to watch! 👀
Love the channel bro, keep it up.
Hi! I wished you would narrate a case of my country: Portugal. We have some mysterious and gruesome ones. Anyway, I am hyped to watch this one like I always am when I see the notification. 🤩
I actually talked to the red head with the glasses relative, he came from a fairly large family. Saw an article in the local paper as the case took place in New England and I live in upstate New York, the relative said he seemed to be a fairly normal kid growing up.
Thanks for the info. 👍
"Intermittent explosive disorder" The "professionals" keep coming up with new terms that describe anger outbursts as disorders.
Love this show😎🤘🏾
Yes 🙌🏼 thank u for another great video! I’m a recently a new subscriber ! And I also subscribed to ur other channel as well! Keep the videos coming ! Definitely ❤️ ur style ! 💙💙💙🔥🔥🔥
Don’t you just hate it when you just want to terrorize someone and they end up dead ? I know I do! 🤦♂️🤷♂️
None of this people should have been released.
I can’t believe they let Eric Smith out. I knew that case well and always thought he’d die in prison. It’s shocking they let any of these guys out tbh.
Why did that woman let her 3 it 4 year old kid walk to anywhere all alone.
Yeah Eric is a monster but Derek's mother was negligent and should have been watching her son
In that time it was normal for young child to walk alone shoot I was born in the 90’s and trust me in the late and early 2000’s it wasn’t strange
@@eveelee4152 yeah notice how many of them went missing.
@@eveelee4152 people say at that time like its an excuse. Just because more people did it doesn't make it excusable
If that woman had walked her kid not only would that kid be alive but at least Erik would have not gone to prison.
I'm sure it would have been a different kid or maybe not but at least his fate wouldn't be tied to hers.
Can you make long videos please? Like the 50 plus minutes that you used to. 😊
bless this channel for the content it uploads.
Thank you CL🙏💔🕊️
NONE OF THESE HORRIBLE PEOPLE SHOULD BE WALKING THE STREETS. These ARE dangerous to society and we ARE in FEAR
Eric Smith is living in Queens? I live in Brooklyn. Whoa... if I run into him I won't start anything.
Light a candle
Wow, nearly first 4 minutes are ads. Quality of content has dramatically decreased as well.
ppl who murder should NEVER be released. automatic LIFE SENTENCE !!! NO PAROLE !!
Absolutely not. Some murders can be justified obviously the ones in this video are not those kind of cases. Sexual crimes should be treated more harshly more than anything because those cannot be justified
@@leninmikhailov6734 the word murder implies that it’s not justified. If you kill someone in self defense, it’s not murder.
@ELL IS ummm no not really that’s not true. Let me give you an example, let’s say a father kills someone because he found out they were molesting his kids. That’s murder, but considering the circumstances do you think he deserves a life sentence. So yes murder can indeed be justified.
As a convicted felon I also feel that the criminals are being prioritized over victims nowadays & it should not be so
“Many people feel that Governor Brown’s actions prioritize criminals over victims and their families.”
They do. Yet you keep voting her and her party into power. 🤦🏻♂️
And those many people are right. Politicians these days are more criminal than prisoners in jail.
I live in Oregon and if I could flatten her tires and egg her house, I totally would…. 😡 She’s a nightmare!!
I think they have forgotten that people are meant to be protected from these dangerous people.
The narration is real, no waxy TV Anchor affectation... this channel is the five word headline killer... mucho gratio mi amigo.
I have seen enough videos on this channel to know that Canada’s justice system is so horrible and frustrating!!
Eric living in NY …. Where is Robbie? Exactly. Go to jail. Go directly to jail. Do not pass go. The parole board should have let Charlie Manson off he had an anger problem when he was a child too. I am just stunned they let him out to walk the streets! 🧐🤨😳🙄🤯🤬☠️😱
Charles Manson never killed anyone. Well at least it was never proven that he did.
The title may be a typo, just pointing that out! Great vids btw CL
Your videos are the best that I've found, in a very long time. They're informative without being repetitious or silly. (I don't know why people think it's funny to make jokes when people have been murdered, or have disappeared.) Sadly, I have an inner-ear disorder, and you use a high-pitched sound in your audio track that legit messes with my brain. I wish you luck, but I won't be able to watch any more of these.
We should keep this list going
I live in Kitchener and I remember this story all this happened right arround the corner of me. Ppl were shocked! It's a relatively small town 180,000 they actually put out a warning to everyone about his realease. Things like this don't happen in my sleepy town
I grew up in Kincardine and never heard this story before🤣
That’s not right. If someone is convicted of murder they should never see the day of light again. Their victim never will.
Im actually super surprised the 13 yr old was charged as an adult, in a good way. That never happens, they're always slapped on the wrist and given new identities.
To me, if you can make an adult decision like taking a human life, torturing someone, or r*pe, you can face adult consequences, because that's not child behavior that should be pardoned.
I am, however, sickened to hear the other guy got released because "he did it when he was 18" I'm so sick of hearing that. When I was 17 I got my ass beat by my 16 yr old (ex) bf and they said "well, we don't want it on his permanent record, hes just a kid" and dismissed the case. To no surprise, he hasn't changed, fyi.
Yeahhhh …. I don’t think any one who has taken someone’s life should be allowed to roam free!! What kind of ridiculous nonsense is that? At the very least, release them when they’re eligible to collect social security!!
Um....yes and no....I do know a fellow who was sentenced to life for 2nd degree murder, he was paroled and has led an exemplary life since, raised four kids well and worked a couple of decades in a responsible civic managerial position. His case I would concede is different, in that when he was 18 he was invited to a older guys place for drinks, and had a few beers, the guy came onto him sexually and he freaked, tried to get to the door which the other guy was in front of and in a panic grabbed a knife and stabbed him to get out of the room. Manslaughter at most, and self defense in a lot of jurisdictions.
Man people like you are the problem. You can justify murder, there’s circumstances to everything. The cases in this video were cold blooded and they do deserve a long time but things happen and you don’t seem to be able to grasp that .
I wonder how long it will before they re-offend or get caught at something especially Eric Smith.
Glad to be 307 lol. Die hard fan here. I listen to everything you make. To sleep and a few awake. ;) I feared this story would be reviewed. Love ya keep them coming 😽 ty for all your work 😘🐱 ;)
These must been watched closely. It’s a miracle they didn’t kill in prison.
That we know of.
There is a bridge named after Campbell in Goderidge Ontario and it's quite beautiful.
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view!"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea !"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
Why?? I see this comment everywhere you go ...
@@hapilee5844 BREAKFAST KAPUT !
I don't think that they shouldn't have released. They should have serve their sentences. Once again another great case
The lengthy advertisements make it less and less likely for me to watch. There’s a reason I pay for a premium YT subscription
I'd be terrified to live in America.
Although I'm a law abiding, working Joiner etc...I'd be so worried about making 1 mistake and I'd be in jail for year's, where it seems you can be raped, beaten etc etc and nobody cares. It's seen as Fair game because you are a prisoner? Loss of liberty isn't sufficient for your punishment it seems??? Outrageous, inhumane society.
Yea America is a terrible country to be honest. We still have it better than most parts of the world but we’re the worst developed country for sure and probably the most corrupt country too. Least progressive country that’s for sure
No excuse for Eric Smith, but what parent sends a 4 year old off alone, even if it is only a few blocks walk?
3 minute ad = 5 minutes per case
It sucks his grandmom got scammed but I still can't imagine his voice mad
Good enough video but a two minute plus advertisement is way too much. 😶
Last time I was this early...I wasn't. I was late to my own birth. 🙃
There's a first for everything!
I don't understand what do you mean black cat?
@@MyAlvaro777 "Garfield! Are you /srs or /j?! "
- Jon Arbuckle
@@galacticalove What does that mean?
@@MyAlvaro777 Pretty much I'm asking if you're legit confused what OP means with their comment or if you are just joking and do understand.
@@galacticalove I'M very confused and who's OP?
How is the second killing in the second case not murder?? Canada is way too lenient.
3:17
12 years for murder then gets out early, with his record. Canada needs to revamp their penal system. Jeez.
#1. Who the hell let's a 4 year old walk " just down the road" by themselves?
"Progressive" approach to criminal justice = a guaranteed increase in crime
Yes because long sentences deter crime, that’s why America has such a low crime rate right? The country with some of the harshest sentences. Why even focus on fixing the actual root of the problem, let’s just lock everybody up forever. Out of sight out of mind right?
I grew up not far from Roseburg and lived in Winston for several years. The Thrasher case gave me the creeps, even though I lived in the southeast when it happened