I get the whole 'human rights' thing with criminal sentencing but the judge who sentenced him to the same fate as the boys he killed is a badass and I agree completely
It’s not fair though, those boys lost their lives by the hands of this monster and now when he is sentenced to death they same way he should be killed, is violates human rights? It’s…twisted, truly
@@deanab-se5op if they truly apply hudud, then the judge sentence is justified and agreed without compromise. unfortunately, theres this modern 'human rights' law that 'saved' him from eating his own medicine.
Y'all don't get it. The reason we usually don't torture and kill convicts to our heart's content is because we would always end up torturing and killing innocent people.
"Lured them in with the promise of food and shelter." That is so depressing on multiple levels. The whole thing is really, but those poor kids never stood a chance.
Yeah, in my country, back then, the runaway was so come among young boys, due to multiple reasons. & If you find a place to live, and food to eat, in such big city, you're living in heaven. But they paid the price for that. I'm sorry to say that I witnessed this case so closely that time.
The film was previously called "Javed Iqbal" named after the killer but after facing the ban the film makers changed it to "kukri" which means a curved knife. Now the film is said to be released with this name.
@@malikaazhar8826 I dont believe everyone knows that it's based on true events as said in previous comments they live in Pakistan and surrounding places but never knew about it as the case is old but really gruesome it's makes me sick to the stomach everyone needs to keep safe.
It sickens me that the police in the area ignored the desperate cries of those mothers and fathers looking for their sons. It’s horrible. The crimes of this evil monster may have been stopped much sooner.
This was the 90s, Pak was under sanctions and internet and other stuff weren't widespread (not even sure if they existed). I grew up in the 90s, the was a different time.
@@sajidahussain108these are just excuses brother.. its the sad truth that the police did not put their 100% efforts into catching this monster.. killers in other countries had been caught much sooner way before the 90s without internet and other advanced methods used
Police in South Asian countries (like India, Pakistan) are the worst and most incompetent people. They act so powerful but so incompetent and weak. The public pay for their service but they act like they are more powerful than people who feed them.
I think when it comes to serial killers, punishing them the way they murdered their victim is necessary. Why put them into jails and rehab them? Clearly they are perverse and we shouldn't waste any money and resources to them.
And stop giving them rights. "Javed did not deserve to have his death sentence the same fate the way he murdered 100 boys bc it's against human rights" Serial killers VIOLATE human rights of their victims. They deserve the same fate. No rights for them.
Thank you for coming up with that case. I belong to Lahore, Pakistan was studying in a private high school which is still located in Ravi road, & I remember the news spreading around like fire, that kids are being kidnapped, murdered & dumped into acid drums. We were not allowed to step out of the house. Parents/grandparents were regularly dropping off & picking us up from school. Students whose residence was far from school weren't allowed to leave school until some elder member comes to pick up. Not going to Tuition alone, parks were banned for us. No bazars, no video games, no outdoor activity at all. That was a real torture to live such childhood. We, kind of celebrated in school when we heard that the murderer is dead. You brought back the memories. Thank you for covering up that case, once again.
i am 17 since i was 8 years i heard that children are still being kidnapped and not big action took place and till this day i heard not that many but some news of children missing.
Wow as a pakistani i didn't knew there was such case here in the 90s . We heard the film javed iqbal was banned but never thought this was the story behind it. I HOPE THE FILM RELEASES SO PEOPLE ARE MADE AWARE OF THESE LURKING MONSTERS.
I do , I was living in the area, studying in the area's school. Actively heard the news spreading around. There was so little to be explained on tv, there was no phone ,no Internet so, we were kinda more scared to go out alone.
If you've never head of him, you must've been born in 2000s or late 90s. Everyone who was at least a teenager in Pak knows about it. Didn't you see the front page headlines in the papers in this video? He literally went to the biggest newspaper to confess.
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I dont know if i sound horrible as a person, but i was a bit disappointed that the monster just died hanged in the prison. His death should have been more slow and more painful. Thank you for another great video!
Nah the prison guards and the prisoners killed him but the police recorded it as suicide and later parts of his body(100) were given to parents to dissolve them in acid
he was actually severely beaten up, the suicide by hanging was just a cover up, he was extrajudicially executed... he died suffering and treated like a subhuman trash like he is.
what horrifies me the most about this case is that the killer turned himself in to the police.. The authorities in my country are lousy to the extent that they could not catch up to this guy even when he killed 100 boys.. Imagine how many more innocent lives he would have continued to destroy is he hadn't exposed himself
That's what's mind boggling to me! The parents in area stopped their kids from going to that arcade because they definitely suspected something. How couldn't the police put two and two together is beyond me.
@@SomiaDz I have heard from other sources that this man himself confessed that the police are his friends and infact the police asked him to let them have some "fun" with the kids too sometimes.. The disgust I felt hearing this is unimaginable. Those sickos only took some serious steps against these crimes when the people of whole country bashed the police to do their damn job
You're amazing and respectful as always. Disturbingly sad case, I truely wish he got his eye-for-an-eye punishment instead, but at least this monster is gone either way. Side note: He violated every possible human right of these boys, including proper burial by their grieving families. He had no right for any human rights of his own.
Currently 4:40am here in California- Perfect timing ! Love waking up early in the mornings with a fresh cup of coffee and of a new Dark Asian episode ! Thank you Megan !
I'm also in California, but originally from Pakistan. I immigrated from Pakistan 2 month after Javed Iqbal confessed (and 3 months after 9/11) and followed the case here in the US until I heard that he died of hanging. But I thought he was executed by hanging, not self inflicted or mysteriously. Learned a lot more about the case in this video.
The syaria law (i think pakistan is using this law for criminal cases as well) stated that an eye for an eye, you killed a soul then you should serve death penalty by beheading. Somehow this kind of punishment is perfect for javed. Such a heartless and sadistic man.
He turned himself in. He could have even negotiated life imprisonment before he even revealed any more info. It's the security and welfare system that failed. People who see justice as solely retribution fail to understand that severe punishments can dissuade people from cooperating. Without cooperation you are only perpetuating more crimes, more unsolved cases, and more innocent people being accused or framed just to close cases.
In my country, in the past, in the 17th-18th century, there was a rule prescribed by law, "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth", ...however, today there are trials, evidence, processes and with a very good lawyer and even worse, a bribed judge, murderers, abusers, pedophiles, monsters go unpunished and go free, but... there is still someone who will carry out justice "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth"
I've lived my entire life in Lahore and I still remember I was 7 years old at that time back in 1999 when my parents used to tell me about this monster. That he's killing innocent childrens in the city and the police is failing to catch him. And now after all of those years watching pics of those innocent young boys really kills me from the inside 😔😣
I remember this case. It was gruesome. He took his own life so that his death sentence would not be carried out although I have heard that he was murdered in prison by the prison guards themselves and the Police recorded it as a suicide.
I am from Pakistan and I've been researching about serial killers for more than an year now. It feels even more gruesome and frightening when something's happened so close, I mean I can relate to it. I've lived all my life here in Lahore, just the thought of being familiar with the places where this all happened is terrifying.
im pakistani and acc live in lahore, i stumbled upon his case a while ago but could not find adequate information in fact, everyone whos older than me refuses to talk about him because he scarred the city so badly but thank you for bringing light to this case
Isn't there a more recent case where at least one young girl was murdered? Snatched off the streets and her body left at a dump. Not sure it happened in Lahore or Karachi but it was only a few years ago. The police caught the killer.
Your timing is just right on! I just got home from work and cooking myself some food, what better way to do things while having your documentary playing!
Even though Megan don't release videos as often as other YTs, I dont mind the wait. The way she does it is so high quality. - The narrative, the respect, the perspective... everything. Big ❤ for all the hard works you've put into this.
Thank you for talking about this crime and mentioning the film. My friend is the film producer for this movie and was devastated when it was banned in Pakistan. However, it's recently been overturned and the film, now renamed to Kukri, is being released across Pakistan from June 2nd.
there’s also a video of javed after his arrest where he quote unquote said i kept killing these boys because God or the authorities didn’t stop me and i was trying to prove a point that nobody would notice if 20, 50, or a 100 boys went missing. he wasn’t wrong though. that video sends chills down my spine.
As a Pakistani, i am really glad you covered this case, this case hurt my heart so bad, how someone can do that to young kids is beyond me, he deserved what happened to him, but those poor kids can never live their lifes again, he is a monster who i hope is burning in hell. may the victims rest in peace no deserves death like this from clearly someone who was not a human and a monster
Has Megan covered the Setagaya Family Murders? It's a pretty well known case and would be cool if Megan covered it. There are already a couple of videos about it but I want to see Megan's take on it
I think the judge was right to pass such sentencing. He was a man with very kind and considerate heart thinking for the victims. He was probably a religious man as well.
If I remember on one of the top serial killers, he's on that list. The biggest question of all is that it highlighted the police's incompetence as well and did not stop the whole thing from getting worse. Thanks for hearing your version Megan.
Megan I'm subscribed now. You are so articulate and serene telling horrific crime stories. I love you, keep up the great work. I'm here to support you for now on ❤
Its nice to see that Megan Informs us about these terrifying cases from around the world....As a girl from India it very informative to know about these. thank you Megan
@@NeisaGee 1/ Pakistan is in Asia. 2/ Pakistan isn't even "Middle East", assuming you thought so, but the term "Asia" originally referred to West Asia before being expanded to the whole continent during European colonialism. That's why Anatolia is known as Asia Minor and the places to its east are known as Asia Major all the way to Afghanistan.
I find it ironic that a man that murdered so many innocent people was concerned that his own life would be taken by the police. Where was that concern when he was killing those poor kids?
Crazy how police negligence/general incompetence is usually a core reason for why these kinds of atrocities is rampant just about anywhere you could go
I took a freelance job profiling prolific serial killers and this one just made me take longer breaks than usual. Btw, love you just found your channel!❤
To me death was to kind to the animal, how humans in all walks of life carry these types of murders is mind boggling, thank you Megan for your brilliant narration of these unheard stories I would probably never hear of in West Australia.
I am shocked by the fact of wealthy man who run an arcade and use it to lure childrens for killing . May Justice be served as those childrens deserve justice
Thank you so much for making these videos and helping us know about cases from all around the globe! I really enjoy your videos, hope you'll read this!
The similarities between the heinous activities and crimes of Javed Iqbal, and the notorious American serial killer John Wayne Gacy is truly terrifying. Also sadly in both cases, the police did next to nothing, until the number of boys they murdered had reached such a level that they couldn’t be ignored...😢
I watched this entire video. You have a great journalistic skills in the way you narrate the stories. 👍👏👏👏👏keeping the audience focused and interested to the end. Thank you!!! Great work 👍👏👏👏👏
In countries like ours, incidents like police violence and their inability and ignorance to assist the poor are not uncommon. Since I'm from India, I can assure you that the officials simply don't give a damn about the less fortunate members of society. Although we've strong laws and the police force is capable enough, they are never fully put into action. The objectives that led to these laws being enacted is never fully accomplished.
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Hi love your videos alot Do cover the Zainab Ansari/Zainab Fatima ameen case as well. It literally shook the whole nation of Pakistan. Love u alot, do continue making amazing content
When I was 8 years old, this case took the whole country like a wildfire. I still remember seeing the picture of shoes and clothes on the cover story of every magzine... it was a horror
Kudos to Megan and to her staff for a thorough research to cover this case. Please also look the Ampatuan Case. That is also so surreal heartbreaking case. Hope the victims get the justice they deserved.
Parents of a boy accused him of rape. He was picked up and tortured, which was pretty common back then. He went broke in trying to get out of it. He came from a pampered background so he sought to avenge his torture by "making a 100 mother's cry", which he actually carried out.
Whew! That is one creepy and horrifying story! Those poor children; I can't even imagine how terrifying their experiences were! You told that story very well, Megan. I hope you aren't plagued with nightmares after delving into this one.
Criminals still get away with crimes in Pakistan. The American justice system is messed up, but unfortunately, it's one of the better systems out there. The bar is low.
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Through his horrendous killings he brought to light the country’s police brutality and mistreatment of those in custody, and the justice system’s failure on the most vulnerable demographics of society. Failure to address these issues is a crime far worse than that of Javed.
In some ways he was a taste of the plague that is child exploration around the world/especially in these more non western countries. Also conspiracy theory or not is it really hard to believe the powers that be especially the authorities around the world know/are in on many of these disgusting and terrible crimes against children/humanity and let it slide only catching the small or in this case Big fish such as this freak but never really the giants if you get my drift?
I am a Pakistani And I was waiting despirateley for you to cover this case also there was a movie based on this case in our country but our country's authorities didn't let the movie released so from your video i am glad that many peaple will finally know about this case.Thank you❤
Hey I heard about this story but I don't know the full story thanks for covering this case and at the beginning I thought he was the victim because of his looks , he looked so innocent 😰
I have a book which is based on this whole case . I'm glad that you covered this case but it seems a bit different from those words of the diary of that serial killer . I didn't read the whole book cuz I didn't have the courage that time cuz I wasn't allowed to read violation including stuff that time . But I have a little confusion 😁. Despite everything I love your style ❤️. I love to watch your videos and I don't really watch other channels covering cases because I like to watch your cases☺️😊❤️
This is a case well explained I am watching from UAE and my mom is from Pakistan and she explained it to me about Javed Iqbal.. a month before and then i encountered your vedio ❤❤❤
as a pakistani , i asked my mom abt this case and she said that parents should be aware of what activities their children are doing and where they are going. it wont hurt to keep an eye on them
What's sad is how similar this is to the Indian businessman who also had a young male accomplice to carry out his crimes, killed and disposed of the children near his house and then claimed he never did anything wrong in court.
I get the whole 'human rights' thing with criminal sentencing but the judge who sentenced him to the same fate as the boys he killed is a badass and I agree completely
It’s not fair though, those boys lost their lives by the hands of this monster and now when he is sentenced to death they same way he should be killed, is violates human rights? It’s…twisted, truly
Maybe he's a Muslim, trying to implement hudud?
@@fathimaparvin956 That's the point. He doesn't deserve any rights.
Why would it be unfair?
@@deanab-se5op if they truly apply hudud, then the judge sentence is justified and agreed without compromise. unfortunately, theres this modern 'human rights' law that 'saved' him from eating his own medicine.
Y'all don't get it. The reason we usually don't torture and kill convicts to our heart's content is because we would always end up torturing and killing innocent people.
"Lured them in with the promise of food and shelter." That is so depressing on multiple levels. The whole thing is really, but those poor kids never stood a chance.
Yeah, in my country, back then, the runaway was so come among young boys, due to multiple reasons. & If you find a place to live, and food to eat, in such big city, you're living in heaven. But they paid the price for that.
I'm sorry to say that I witnessed this case so closely that time.
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Sad brother…. Sad things happened is india too
Remember the film STONEMAN MURDER. Murdering of homeless people?
This was only drama to harass people
@@mrsnayer6497 I witnessed the tragedy.. Witnessed the cries of the parents who's kids never came back but some remains... slippers, shirts and all.
I'm from Pakistan and I'm so glad you covered this case. The authorities in my country won't let the film based on this case hit the big screen.
For your information! their is already a play based on this serial kiler
@@malikaazhar8826 which one
The film was previously called "Javed Iqbal" named after the killer but after facing the ban the film makers changed it to "kukri" which means a curved knife. Now the film is said to be released with this name.
@@rameenrizwan6544 It's only name difference but the story portrayed on same pattern , however everybody knows on which this movie is based
@@malikaazhar8826 I dont believe everyone knows that it's based on true events as said in previous comments they live in Pakistan and surrounding places but never knew about it as the case is old but really gruesome it's makes me sick to the stomach everyone needs to keep safe.
It sickens me that the police in the area ignored the desperate cries of those mothers and fathers looking for their sons. It’s horrible. The crimes of this evil monster may have been stopped much sooner.
This was the 90s, Pak was under sanctions and internet and other stuff weren't widespread (not even sure if they existed). I grew up in the 90s, the was a different time.
@@sajidahussain108these are just excuses brother.. its the sad truth that the police did not put their 100% efforts into catching this monster.. killers in other countries had been caught much sooner way before the 90s without internet and other advanced methods used
@@waytoguidance the cops didn't catch him. He surrendered himself after killing a 100 kids.
@@sajidahussain108 yes i know this is what I'm saying too.. the cops did a terrible job
Police in South Asian countries (like India, Pakistan) are the worst and most incompetent people. They act so powerful but so incompetent and weak. The public pay for their service but they act like they are more powerful than people who feed them.
I think when it comes to serial killers, punishing them the way they murdered their victim is necessary. Why put them into jails and rehab them? Clearly they are perverse and we shouldn't waste any money and resources to them.
And stop giving them rights.
"Javed did not deserve to have his death sentence the same fate the way he murdered 100 boys bc it's against human rights"
Serial killers VIOLATE human rights of their victims. They deserve the same fate. No rights for them.
@@cybergalacticnova Agree. What about the rights of the serial killers' victims.
exactly
True i second you
@@cybergalacticnovaI am so sick of these fools championing these serial killers.
Thank you for coming up with that case.
I belong to Lahore, Pakistan was studying in a private high school which is still located in Ravi road, & I remember the news spreading around like fire, that kids are being kidnapped, murdered & dumped into acid drums.
We were not allowed to step out of the house.
Parents/grandparents were regularly dropping off & picking us up from school.
Students whose residence was far from school weren't allowed to leave school until some elder member comes to pick up.
Not going to Tuition alone, parks were banned for us. No bazars, no video games, no outdoor activity at all.
That was a real torture to live such childhood.
We, kind of celebrated in school when we heard that the murderer is dead.
You brought back the memories. Thank you for covering up that case, once again.
i am 17 since i was 8 years i heard that children are still being kidnapped and not big action took place and till this day i heard not that many but some news of children missing.
Terrible how one man caused so much suffering and was even protected while doing so
I'm a Pakistani and deeply ashamed of this vicious psychopath's heinous atrocities. Thank you for covering this vile man's story ❤
the way he did it is just the same like Jeffrey Dahmer, but worse...thoughts and prayers to those who fell into this monster's hands...
You don't need to ne ashamed by them. He is the only one who needs to be ashamed. Being aware, not indifferent and alerted is what we need.
@@stacytacycy Thank you, my friend :) Yes, he absolutely deserves no mercy. His crimes are truly appalling.
You didn't do this, you won't do this, don't be ashamed. Evil people can be found across the world.
@@janm5854 Thank you, my friend :) The atrocious acts this excuse-of-a-human committed are beyond imagination...
Wow as a pakistani i didn't knew there was such case here in the 90s . We heard the film javed iqbal was banned but never thought this was the story behind it. I HOPE THE FILM RELEASES SO PEOPLE ARE MADE AWARE OF THESE LURKING MONSTERS.
Definitely agree!
Neither do I, this was never talked about anywhere.
I do , I was living in the area, studying in the area's school.
Actively heard the news spreading around. There was so little to be explained on tv, there was no phone ,no Internet so, we were kinda more scared to go out alone.
If you've never head of him, you must've been born in 2000s or late 90s. Everyone who was at least a teenager in Pak knows about it. Didn't you see the front page headlines in the papers in this video? He literally went to the biggest newspaper to confess.
those are not monsters those are our own people that we made we canot call them monster simply monster born in monster they canot be created.
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the nida blanca case was covered here already
Thanks I'll watch it right away. I'm glad she already covered it.
Pinoys are uncivilized vermins
shot? i believe she was stabbed
I dont know if i sound horrible as a person, but i was a bit disappointed that the monster just died hanged in the prison. His death should have been more slow and more painful.
Thank you for another great video!
No we all feel the same way. He got off easy. What a coward.
Nah the prison guards and the prisoners killed him but the police recorded it as suicide and later parts of his body(100) were given to parents to dissolve them in acid
Nah, dude. He still got what he deserved. Just not in the way the poetic way it should have been carried out.
he was actually severely beaten up, the suicide by hanging was just a cover up, he was extrajudicially executed... he died suffering and treated like a subhuman trash like he is.
Did u not hear he was cover in healed blunted trauma wounds? They was torturing him for a while
what horrifies me the most about this case is that the killer turned himself in to the police.. The authorities in my country are lousy to the extent that they could not catch up to this guy even when he killed 100 boys.. Imagine how many more innocent lives he would have continued to destroy is he hadn't exposed himself
That's what's mind boggling to me! The parents in area stopped their kids from going to that arcade because they definitely suspected something. How couldn't the police put two and two together is beyond me.
@@SomiaDz I have heard from other sources that this man himself confessed that the police are his friends and infact the police asked him to let them have some "fun" with the kids too sometimes.. The disgust I felt hearing this is unimaginable. Those sickos only took some serious steps against these crimes when the people of whole country bashed the police to do their damn job
@@waytoguidance just when I thought that this could not be any more disgusting. That's really disturbing.
You're amazing and respectful as always. Disturbingly sad case, I truely wish he got his eye-for-an-eye punishment instead, but at least this monster is gone either way.
Side note: He violated every possible human right of these boys, including proper burial by their grieving families. He had no right for any human rights of his own.
Currently 4:40am here in California- Perfect timing ! Love waking up early in the mornings with a fresh cup of coffee and of a new Dark Asian episode ! Thank you Megan !
In India current time is 6:14
What an early bird human u are 😀 ...... Good2 habit 👍🏻
She's the best, much respect.
So you are enjoying everyone's death story?
I'm also in California, but originally from Pakistan. I immigrated from Pakistan 2 month after Javed Iqbal confessed (and 3 months after 9/11) and followed the case here in the US until I heard that he died of hanging. But I thought he was executed by hanging, not self inflicted or mysteriously. Learned a lot more about the case in this video.
The syaria law (i think pakistan is using this law for criminal cases as well) stated that an eye for an eye, you killed a soul then you should serve death penalty by beheading. Somehow this kind of punishment is perfect for javed. Such a heartless and sadistic man.
Sharia*
Nah, pakistan does not follow sharia law
@@dallypurcy3113 He could be using his local dialect. Pronunciations of words change per language.
He turned himself in. He could have even negotiated life imprisonment before he even revealed any more info. It's the security and welfare system that failed. People who see justice as solely retribution fail to understand that severe punishments can dissuade people from cooperating. Without cooperation you are only perpetuating more crimes, more unsolved cases, and more innocent people being accused or framed just to close cases.
In my country, in the past, in the 17th-18th century, there was a rule prescribed by law, "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth", ...however, today there are trials, evidence, processes and with a very good lawyer and even worse, a bribed judge, murderers, abusers, pedophiles, monsters go unpunished and go free, but... there is still someone who will carry out justice "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth"
I've lived my entire life in Lahore and I still remember I was 7 years old at that time back in 1999 when my parents used to tell me about this monster. That he's killing innocent childrens in the city and the police is failing to catch him. And now after all of those years watching pics of those innocent young boys really kills me from the inside 😔😣
I remember this case. It was gruesome. He took his own life so that his death sentence would not be carried out although I have heard that he was murdered in prison by the prison guards themselves and the Police recorded it as a suicide.
I am from Pakistan and I've been researching about serial killers for more than an year now. It feels even more gruesome and frightening when something's happened so close, I mean I can relate to it. I've lived all my life here in Lahore, just the thought of being familiar with the places where this all happened is terrifying.
As someone from Pakistan, this case shocked me to the core. My father said that it was so shocking that people couldn't come to terms with it.
im pakistani and acc live in lahore, i stumbled upon his case a while ago but could not find adequate information in fact, everyone whos older than me refuses to talk about him because he scarred the city so badly but thank you for bringing light to this case
Isn't there a more recent case where at least one young girl was murdered? Snatched off the streets and her body left at a dump. Not sure it happened in Lahore or Karachi but it was only a few years ago. The police caught the killer.
@@two_tier_gary_rumain yes. Her name was Zainab Ansari
"If you don't learn from history, you are doomed to repeat it"
Your timing is just right on! I just got home from work and cooking myself some food, what better way to do things while having your documentary playing!
Sounds like an energetic human being 😊
I've heard of this case before. This individual's actions sicken me.
Even though Megan don't release videos as often as other YTs, I dont mind the wait.
The way she does it is so high quality. - The narrative, the respect, the perspective... everything.
Big ❤ for all the hard works you've put into this.
That's exactly why it takes time to release.
Thank you for talking about this crime and mentioning the film. My friend is the film producer for this movie and was devastated when it was banned in Pakistan. However, it's recently been overturned and the film, now renamed to Kukri, is being released across Pakistan from June 2nd.
there’s also a video of javed after his arrest where he quote unquote said i kept killing these boys because God or the authorities didn’t stop me and i was trying to prove a point that nobody would notice if 20, 50, or a 100 boys went missing. he wasn’t wrong though. that video sends chills down my spine.
As a Pakistani, i am really glad you covered this case, this case hurt my heart so bad, how someone can do that to young kids is beyond me, he deserved what happened to him, but those poor kids can never live their lifes again, he is a monster who i hope is burning in hell.
may the victims rest in peace no deserves death like this from clearly someone who was not a human and a monster
Megan your voice is so relaxing. Thanks for the content it’s so eye opening to see what kinda vile and cruel people live in this world thank you
Thank you so much for covering these cases , it helps us to know a lot about crime world and the sad stories of victims ❤
Your choice of speech and presentation of these cases are top notch Megan. We love you and keep up the good work ❤
Kudos to the Judge to even pass such a judgement.
I just found this channel the other day and I am in love! the way she narrates each story is honestly amazing. This channel needs more SUBS!!!!!
Never have I ever heard of this case but it is really blood-cuddling! May the innocent souls rest in peace!
Has Megan covered the Setagaya Family Murders? It's a pretty well known case and would be cool if Megan covered it. There are already a couple of videos about it but I want to see Megan's take on it
I think the judge was right to pass such sentencing. He was a man with very kind and considerate heart thinking for the victims. He was probably a religious man as well.
If I remember on one of the top serial killers, he's on that list. The biggest question of all is that it highlighted the police's incompetence as well and did not stop the whole thing from getting worse.
Thanks for hearing your version Megan.
Thank you for being so concise! The fact that everything is so, logical! It’s just amazing. Thank you
Never play games in shady places it could cost you your life. Great story telling Megan
Thank u Megan for your hardwork covering these cases must have taken a toll on your physical, mental and spiritual health . I pray for your well being
Megan I'm subscribed now. You are so articulate and serene telling horrific crime stories. I love you, keep up the great work. I'm here to support you for now on ❤
Thank you so much for uploading this story I’ve been trying to find this story for almost 10 minutes🤯🤯🤯
How did I not find her earlier? Her voice is so calm and soothing, and she is so respectful yet detailed. Wow. A real hidden gem.
Its nice to see that Megan Informs us about these terrifying cases from around the world....As a girl from India it very informative to know about these. thank you Megan
Not Asia but in Pakistan
I was saying in general😅
@@NeisaGeeso Pakistan isn’t in Asia???
@@NeisaGee 1/ Pakistan is in Asia.
2/ Pakistan isn't even "Middle East", assuming you thought so, but the term "Asia" originally referred to West Asia before being expanded to the whole continent during European colonialism. That's why Anatolia is known as Asia Minor and the places to its east are known as Asia Major all the way to Afghanistan.
I find it ironic that a man that murdered so many innocent people was concerned that his own life would be taken by the police. Where was that concern when he was killing those poor kids?
Crazy how police negligence/general incompetence is usually a core reason for why these kinds of atrocities is rampant just about anywhere you could go
I took a freelance job profiling prolific serial killers and this one just made me take longer breaks than usual. Btw, love you just found your channel!❤
I am looking for this documentary about Javed and this is it! Thanks for this
To me death was to kind to the animal, how humans in all walks of life carry these types of murders is mind boggling, thank you Megan for your brilliant narration of these unheard stories I would probably never hear of in West Australia.
I am shocked by the fact of wealthy man who run an arcade and use it to lure childrens for killing . May Justice be served as those childrens deserve justice
these are psychopath...
Excellent presentation, clear, crisp pronunciation , in-depth research. Thanks for sharing. Must scribe.
Thank you so much for making these videos and helping us know about cases from all around the globe! I really enjoy your videos, hope you'll read this!
Your voice is so soothig to listen too, thank you for speaking about this case!💖
The authorities in pakistan & in india are the same: Money reign supreme. A person can also get away with murder if he is rich & powerful.
Wow i had no idea there was a case like this. Well done on the research megan. Keep it up! Earned a subscriber today.
As a regular viewer from Pakistan, I'm glad you covered this case.
The similarities between the heinous activities and crimes of Javed Iqbal, and the notorious American serial killer John Wayne Gacy is truly terrifying. Also sadly in both cases, the police did next to nothing, until the number of boys they murdered had reached such a level that they couldn’t be ignored...😢
i left a comment about this case on one of your previous videos. thank you for covering it. appreciate ur work so much.
Thank you for covering the case I had been asking for so long
This is the most sickening case I've ever heard of. 😭
You must be new
Thank you for covering it I mentioned it on your last video 😊
I watched this entire video. You have a great journalistic skills in the way you narrate the stories. 👍👏👏👏👏keeping the audience focused and interested to the end. Thank you!!! Great work 👍👏👏👏👏
In countries like ours, incidents like police violence and their inability and ignorance to assist the poor are not uncommon. Since I'm from India, I can assure you that the officials simply don't give a damn about the less fortunate members of society. Although we've strong laws and the police force is capable enough, they are never fully put into action. The objectives that led to these laws being enacted is never fully accomplished.
Day 1 of Suggesting Megan to cover:
1. Arushi Talwar murder case (India)
2. Amarjeet Sada, the 8 year old serial killer (India)
3. Raman Raghav the serial killer (India)
4. Cyanide Mallika the serial killer (India)
5. Shradhha Palkar murder case (India)
6. Gumi baby murder case (South Korea)
The way you pronounced wandered at 10:11 basically totally snapped my immersion 😂 wannndered. (p.s. I enjoy your content)
Hi love your videos alot
Do cover the Zainab Ansari/Zainab Fatima ameen case as well. It literally shook the whole nation of Pakistan.
Love u alot, do continue making amazing content
Kudos to Pakistan for giving this bastion of humanity a punishment that definitely fit the crime.
YOUR HAAAAIR! 😍 another great video Megan thank you 🤎
When I was 8 years old, this case took the whole country like a wildfire. I still remember seeing the picture of shoes and clothes on the cover story of every magzine... it was a horror
Kudos to Megan and to her staff for a thorough research to cover this case. Please also look the Ampatuan Case. That is also so surreal heartbreaking case. Hope the victims get the justice they deserved.
This narrator has such a soothing voice, i cant stop listening.
Parents of a boy accused him of rape. He was picked up and tortured, which was pretty common back then. He went broke in trying to get out of it. He came from a pampered background so he sought to avenge his torture by "making a 100 mother's cry", which he actually carried out.
You are a great story teller. One of the best!!
Whew! That is one creepy and horrifying story! Those poor children; I can't even imagine how terrifying their experiences were! You told that story very well, Megan. I hope you aren't plagued with nightmares after delving into this one.
Unfortunately, in America he probably would been granted bail.
Criminals still get away with crimes in Pakistan. The American justice system is messed up, but unfortunately, it's one of the better systems out there. The bar is low.
Not for murder but for grape yeah
As a Southeast Asian, (Pinoy) I needed a channel that covers (Asian/Islander Crime/Mysterey and now I've found one :) now time to catch up on it all! #MuchLveFromTheBayArea
The killing of animals in their youth is typical psychopathic behaviour.
Oh my goodness, your voice is so soothing even when you're covering true crime.
Sucks that he didn't get the punishment the judge ordered! That would've been a relief!
Your youtube videos are very nicely put together.
Narration. Tone of voice. Music. Nicely crafted video.
case recommendation alert : Saeed Hanaei - The Holy Spider. I'm really loving your channel
Through his horrendous killings he brought to light the country’s police brutality and mistreatment of those in custody, and the justice system’s failure on the most vulnerable demographics of society. Failure to address these issues is a crime far worse than that of Javed.
In some ways he was a taste of the plague that is child exploration around the world/especially in these more non western countries. Also conspiracy theory or not is it really hard to believe the powers that be especially the authorities around the world know/are in on many of these disgusting and terrible crimes against children/humanity and let it slide only catching the small or in this case Big fish such as this freak but never really the giants if you get my drift?
You must be as degənerate as he is since that’s what you’re worried about.
I am a Pakistani And I was waiting despirateley for you to cover this case also there was a movie based on this case in our country but our country's authorities didn't let the movie released so from your video i am glad that many peaple will finally know about this case.Thank you❤
im from pakistan and i already know this case briefly but i couldnt stop myself from clicking on megans video
Lots of love for youuu❤️😭 your videos are really high quality and i love that❤️❤️😭😭✨
I love the diversity of case coverage 🙌
I remember reading about this. An absolutely horrible man, that corrupted and harmed so many innocents.
This case is so sickening.
Thnx for the entertainment so informative ❤
Hey I heard about this story but I don't know the full story thanks for covering this case and at the beginning I thought he was the victim because of his looks , he looked so innocent 😰
😱😱😱 0:23 Ah! 0:43 Eh?! Javed Iqbal? 1:01 😶 1:10 😱 1:13 😧😧😧😧 100 boys?
1:14 What? ❔
100 boys are these orphans and runaways!
I have a book which is based on this whole case . I'm glad that you covered this case but it seems a bit different from those words of the diary of that serial killer . I didn't read the whole book cuz I didn't have the courage that time cuz I wasn't allowed to read violation including stuff that time . But I have a little confusion 😁.
Despite everything I love your style ❤️. I love to watch your videos and I don't really watch other channels covering cases because I like to watch your cases☺️😊❤️
I got 18 minutes to watch something interesting @thank you Megan
This is a case well explained
I am watching from UAE and my mom is from Pakistan and she explained it to me about Javed Iqbal.. a month before and then i encountered your vedio
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as a pakistani , i asked my mom abt this case and she said that parents should be aware of what activities their children are doing and where they are going. it wont hurt to keep an eye on them
What's sad is how similar this is to the Indian businessman who also had a young male accomplice to carry out his crimes, killed and disposed of the children near his house and then claimed he never did anything wrong in court.
I'm from Pakistan and literally I never knew this case exists thanks for covering up this case ❤
great job thx 😃
I salute the judge/person who handed the same punishment to the devil the way he killed his victims...
You explained it very well even there was some details I wasn't aware of .😊
I'm a new subscriber ❤❤❤ I really like your videos
Thank you for sharing this
Trust me ! U r videos never disappoints !! 💚👀