Michelina was such a fighter. To push through that terrifying situation by thinking about her son, and wearing that ring when she usually didn't. I'm so glad she didn't die.
The ring was like someone was protecting her. A higher power. Moms will do many things unheard of to protect or get to their children. Especially when the mom has that very deep mama bear instinct. Not all mothers have it. She did.
Imagine kidnapping a girl when you’re 20 years old, burying her alive in an attempt to slowly kill her, then being free by the time you’re 24. The justice system really confuses me sometimes, man.
Crazy that kidnapping charges get so little time when it's clear it's not intended to end well for the victim. Harsher punishments need to happen immediately
Crazy how in the states people think that some charges get little time when in the rest of the world we get really surprised about how MUCH time people get in the US for committing crimes. In my country a simple homicide can get you 4-5 years in jail and you could be out in 2 for good behavior. Kidnapping might get you 6 months lol.
@@Be_Careful_Bro “a simple homocide” yeah i dont want to live in whatever country ur in lol. but i agree i think most americans dont realize how messed up our judicial system is. just yesterday i watched a guy get sentenced to 22 yrs for stealing a car that had someone in it (called it kidnapping) and obv theres much worse examples
@@ShavaChihera nah, we’ve been handling it pretty fine. Have been for centuries. That rule applies if you’re the ‘don’t go over the tracks, Great Gatsby *clutches pearls* type’ 🌝
@@Tw0Dots ok then come to Chicago and hang out wherever you want then. While you at it, hit up Gary Indiana too. Let me know how that works out for you.
I gotta say that Charlie was one tough dude. Poor, shitty living condition, virtually starving, living his whole life with syphilis with the government hiding the cure and abusing him, and the dude still lives to 90!
My dad grew up in Matamoros and he was a teenager in the 80s, he told me that his neighbor was a woman who invited him to go to a party at a ranch once. My dad never ended up going but had considered it. She turned out to be one of the people in that cult. Gives me the shivers to this day...
That’s wild.. what a small world. Glad your dad’s ok!! What an absolutely heinous way to die.. what monsters! It really makes a person think about how many people they have encountered throughout their lives, that have tried or at least pondered killing them, when you hear these types of stories. I’ve definitely had some very, very disturbing experiences that came eerily close.. too close.. it makes you think, for sure.. Crazy shit...
The ritual is based on the horror flick "Borderland" scary ass movie to the max. There a special feature section which is like a mini documentary regarding the horrific story. Wild to the max'ola.
Well yes, but in the moment you wouldn't be thinking about that. You'd feel incredibly grateful, relieved and possibly proud, i'd imagine. @@sonicartzldesignerclan5763
My thought exactly. And the kind of murder intended would have been slow and painful. Moreover, it was torture in itself! Buried alive and left to die. Attempted murder 20 years? No. Life sentences. Both of them. The other creature was there and assisted with the murder plan! 4 years on kidnapping?? This is an atrocity of judgement that was passed!!!
@@bentonrp No real point in life sentences, may as well just hand out the death penalty. But if criminals knew they would always just get death for serious crimes why would they ever confess or even let the police take them alive? Reasonable sentences do help police and the community, yah they help criminals too but more good is done this way.
All stories that start with "a deep trust or a deep distrust of the government" are usually never happy. We all have to be mindful of our decisions because being too naive or too paranoid ends badly.
"Hey look, so this happens when we don't treat a deadly disease we can cure easily. This study will truly help mankind!" ...Now back to monkey-torture for science.
Can you imagine the unbelievable pain and agony his parents felt finding out about their sons final hours, it would kill me as a parent. My Husband was murdered and 6yrs later I'm still not anywhere near " over it"
I know this comment is old, but I’m so sorry for your loss and I hope your husbands murderer faced justice. Although there’s never ‘getting over’ something like that, I do hope you and your family are beginning to heal ❤
I don’t understand how attempted murder should be given a lesser penalty than murder. Why should you be given a lesser penalty because you didn’t succeed in what you had planned?
A murder can be between 25 years to life depending on the situation, an attempt of murder is treated them same but since the crime wasn't successful they can't take on extra things to extend the sentence also every case is different but the defendent most likely declared heat of the moment or insanity lowering a sentence and allowing reformation in some cases, the real question is why the fuck did patrick only get charged with kidnapping
@Kristen Hotchkiss Yes! THANK YOU. The only difference between actual and attempted is that with "attempted" they accidentally didn't succeed. They shouldn't get brownie points for being incompetent. The intention is the same.
When I was in the 6th grade for the first time in a couple of months my father took out his bike support off of his car. He never really knew why but he just decided to do it that day. The same day, less than a mile away from my school an idiot with a small truck crashed his vehicle onto ours, if any car crashed like this and my father was using the bike support nothing serious would have happened, but if that truck specifically did, the suppor would go through the driver's skull. So, my father saved him from his own mistake, but almost beat him to death, when I noticed my father was almost jumping at that man I grabbed his arm and cried, and he got even more pissed with the guy because I was crying but he stayed with me. And fyi I've never seen my father be violent
@@Alyssamariem3 because the guy was really irresponsable and he was sure I was hurt, the only two times I saw my dad angry was because he thought his children were hurt
The only thing I've experienced worse than a spinal tap was an abscessed tooth...the Tuskegee Experiment was a horrific, monstrous thing on so many levels.
What he specifically didn’t mention, I’m sure to avoid trouble with his account, was that the government agency in charge of the Tuskegee Experiment is none other than the CDC!! Unfortunately, people still blindly trust them today.
@Aliabas-ts1ck A spinal tap is taking a big ass syringe to your spine to collect the fluid which you can use to test for certain illnesses An abscess tooth is an infection in the tooth typically due to poor oral hygiene or untreated things like cavities. The Tuskegee experiment is the second story of the video
As a black person I knew from the jump what the 2nd story would be and my heart sank. I got so angry & and could barely watch but realized people need to hear about this and I’m grateful you’re sharing this important part of history we should ALL know about.
Absolutely! It's ridiculous that he was only charged with kidnapping! And even with kidnapping, really... only 4 years? He likely served much less then, possibly only 2!
@@deecollins9048 this is exactly what I thought of as well when I heard this story! Every one who got the vaccine is now a lab test animal, because no one knows what the long term effects will be!
@@PathologicallyIncurious this is true, but I still took both of mine without hesitation. IMO the risk with taking a vaccine is less than the risk of taking my chances with covid.
@@altaccount4697 I’m so sorry 😔 not only is it not a vac cine (it’s considered a gene therapy) but according to the research (by leading sc ien tists/vi rolo gists and do ct ors) which is being suppressed - shows the outcome for the victims of the current version of the tascceege atrocities is grim. I’m praying for all who have been jabbed 🙏🏻
I sustained quite a bit of neck and shoulder damage while I was in the Navy, which resulted in debilitating chronic neck and shoulder pain. It's ruined my life in a lot of ways. Every day I have to spend hours laying in bed to help cope with it. Now I actually look forward to my therapy sessions because of this channel. Thanks for making my prison a lot more entertaining and enjoyable. Keep up the great work, and godspeed brother!
@@aphoticjellyfish you have to prove your issues are service related. Unfortunately I can't prove anything, so no, I don't get any reimbursement for my chronic pain. I should've went to the VA hospital while I was in to get any issues on record before leaving the Navy. What's tricky about some chronic pain is that it can take a while to present itself in its full form, so I had no idea the small issues I had then would grow into the issues I have now
Have you looked into having the nerve severed? It's a last ditch solution. But it's easier to get adjusted to not having any feeling at all in that area, than constant pain. In my case my injury cut nerves that never healed right. So I'm numb on part of chest, neck/shoulder and parts of my hand. But it's so much better than constant horrible pain.
Honestly, the third story is so extremely gruesome and of pure diabolical nature that it makes me physically sick. I live less than 5 M from the Mexican border (Chula Vista/San Diego, CA) and I dare not think about all the horrors and atrocities happening in this 'borderland'...
Must have been some piss his friend went for Mark goes to speak to girl.. his friend goes for a piss.. girl leaves.. Mark left alone.. friend still pissing.. Mark waits on his friend.. friend still pissing.. Mark gets attacked, runs away and is eventually captured.. friend still pissing..
The fact that the guy from the first video was even able to find another friend evil and psychotic enough to help him with that demented task, really makes me wonder about all the people I know, and the chances that at least one of them are capable of such evil.
Every one of us are, love. Jung told us we must integrate the shadow. That’s the key to preventing ourselves from turning into the monsters we all have the potential to be.
Poor Marc(k). He looked very much like a young Matt Damon. I think there was a movie regarding his highly unfortunate demise. Can't, for the life of me, recall the name of that film.
Growing up, one of the lessons my mother taught me, and I taught my son, is this - If anyone tries to force you into a vehicle, you do anything in yr power to avoid getting in!! She told us girls, once you are in that vehicle your chances of survival go down something like 80%!! So even if a gun is pointed at yr head, you bite, kick, scream, anything but get in!!! This really should be taught to every child, in my opinion.
@@mrsx7944 I didn’t say it was a secret? A majority of the people I talk to don’t know about it, and I didn’t learn about it until college. I simply said more people should know, and he has a wide audience so it’s a guarantee that more people know about it now thanks to his video. Any particular reason for being a dick, or are you just bored?
The first story gave me the worst anxiety. She is an absolutely amazing woman! I swear there is nothing like the love and strength of a mother. I'm appalled that her would be murderer was given only 20 years and the other guy only got 4.5 for kidnapping.
I agree, both of their sentences were way too short! And how did the second guy only get charged with kidnapping when he helped to both cram her into that box and bury her alive? They are both monsters.
Charlie’s story makes me so upset. How can humans do that to another human? Every time I think I know the horrors of racism, I learn something new about what happened to people based on their identity. We all need to be better people, including me
The government has lied and did horrible things to all of us. And to this day they are trying to perpetuate a race war. It's time that we all get together blacks and whites and realize that we are not the government. the government has taken everything and left us to fight each other for the scraps. The Democrats are the biggest Liars. It was the Republicans who freed the slaves it was the Republicans who gave black men the right to vote even before women. It's all horrible but it didn't happen to any of us. Those of us now have to do something to change things. The Democrats and the Republicans are all liars they all work for themselves and not for us. But we must come together they have divided and conquered us for far too long. I don't know the answers but I know them trying to continue to make us hate each other just because of the color of our skin is wrong
That kind of shit happens to the poor of any race that time it was black people but the point is it’s the poor and the weak that gets the shit end of the stick. Somehow we have to put honest people in government, it’s actually our fault that we let this happen, look at the people we vote for we end up putting the same people in office year after year and they are crooks and do nothing for 20 years or more and we keep voting them in. What the hell is wrong with us?
The Tuskegee Experiment was something I’d been taught at a young age and a huge reason my grandfather and many of my older relatives has a tough time trusting the government or most doctors that they haven’t known for too long. The fact that this is information not widely known always takes me out a bit since always been it’s fairly common knowledge to me. It’s good to remember that this awful “experiment” hasn’t been lost to history.
@@AnHeC it would be nice for you to refer him and others to sources (books, articles, etc.) that would help educate themselves on the matter on a deeper level rather than being a condescending asshole. ❤️ the more people know the better, right?
My neighbor was on spring break in Mexico and met that group, Mark too, before he went missing. What a horrible tragedy. My heart aches for them, and his family to this day.
Thanks for doing the syphilis story : Every generation of American citizens should know that happened . I know of a young man who died of syphilis in the last decade : He had every symptom of an untreated schizophrenic and kept getting locked up in the mental hospital - He was non-compliant . He told them the meds made him feel terrible and didn’t help . It wasn’t until months before his death at 27 , they realized he had syphilis and it was too late to treat him. Apparently, there are today pockets of syphilis outbreaks . I can’t imagine how many men contracted the disease after sleeping with him. As his mental health declined he became more and more sexually solicitous. Why it took so long for the hospitals to think to test for syphilis ? We’ll never know . Something else the citizenry should be aware of . Thanks for doing consistently great programs ! 🌸
I was really confused at first cause all I read was "syphilis case" while at the beginning of the story and was blown away.. heartbreaking to know even the military was pushed away to continue this was brutal to hear
I'm of the opinion that every patient should be checked for physical disease/ailment before assuming it's a mental illness. Mind and body are connected, and so many physical problems present mental symptoms too.
If you want to know about another severely messed up project that I believe everyone should at least knows existed is the Kentler project. Fair warning, it's extremely hard to stomach learning about and involves children. It was a project that went on for 30 years in Germany starting in the 70's.
The Tuskegee experiment was a nightmare imposed on people already living in a nightmare. Thank you for acknowledging the dignity and humanity of the victims who perished and those who survived. This could have been any one of us.
@@kavin1814 No. What everyone "forgets" is that this town was the home of a syphilis colony for over 300 years. Syphilis as you know can kill an entire community like it did on an island in Greece. So just like the leopards in Hawaii , there were places where people with incurable disease could live in peace. The original 1930 syphilis study was only for one year, to track it's spread rate. But no one believed how fast it spread, so they replaced the Doctors, and did it again and again. The average spread rate in 1930 was 1 new infection from a known source every 10 years. In Macon it was 3 per year.
That medical study experiment is one of the reasons why medical students take bioethics to learn that medical staff need to inform the patient with clear instructions in what the experiment is for and the risks for participating. However, not all medical schools require bioethics to be a prerequisite. It is an important class to take because so many medical doctors don't have that mindset for the patient, they like to experiment and having a patient to experiment on is their passion but not for the patient's wellbeing That's why you hear so many horror stories of ppl with bad doctors and why ppl never go to the doctors for any treatment
38,000 dollars per person is the biggest joke I've ever heard in my life when the government even in those days sent hundreds of millions of dollars overseas for ridiculous causes instead of taking care of people here in our own country that needed the help badly
The Overseas Help thing is kinda overrated. They just do that to put a certain country in a false sense of security to be ransacked economically later on for Economical Reasons. Well, have you ever seen the Government give a damn about a country that has no economical advantages?. Reminds me of the Banana Republic thing, I live in a country to where the US "Sent help to" so I can tell how they raped my homeland lol
This is why I always go to a ten when someone is missing after an hour. The worst that happens is that they’re ok and I made a big deal. Worst case scenario is that they’ve been kidnapped/attacked and I did nothing.
Same here. I'm particularly over protective of my sister. There's a 15 year gap between us and luckily, she didn't have to go through a lot of the shit that the older kids in our family went through, because we tried to protect her and my youngest brother from what we went through with my father and his family and my older brother. Sometimes she's frustrated by my paranoia, but she knows where that concern comes from.
@@MizzShortai that’s a movie myth. That’s not true at all. Police will investigate any missing person even if they went missing 5 minutes ago if you have reason to believe something is wrong or that their missing is out of character or even if they said they would meet you somewhere at a certain time and that time passes and you can’t reach them you can file a report immediately
@@bsdevelopment8867 not always. I've seen a lot of true crime where they didn't go looking right away or as hard because they assumed it was just a runaway. I guess it also depends on where your from.
Imho, the government should just set them free if the government can't give them death penalty. I am sure the citizens can give these 2 assholes a 'better punishment'
By listening to the story, my guess is that they could not prove that Patrick was there when they brought her in the woods since she was in the box the whole time and there was no witnesses. This is based off of no facts at all and I am just guessing.
That last one really messed with me just imagining what that young man went through or thinking of what his parents went through finding out he died and how he died! Finding out ur child has died would be horrible, but finding out he was not only murdered but tortured! I can't even begin to imagine!
I agree. I was surprised to see that most seem to think the 1st and 2nd story are horrible. I think I'd choose syphilis or making it out of the box alive any day over me or a loved one being tortured and butchered to death. That's not my child and I feel absolutely horrible for him, the others and like you said, those left behind to relive it in their minds.
@John Lambert And look at what is crossing our border right now. If you don't know what I mean, go watch the Ed Calderon video on Vigilance Elite. It's crazy! So many people have gone missing. But, can't be reported. 💕🙏🇺🇸
Patrick in the 1st story got off too light. He didn't only kidnap. He helped to put her in that box, helped dig her grave, helped cover it AND helped put a log on top of it. He's guilty of attempted murder, too. Damn it, I hate sneaky lawyers.
@@laurenyates9952 Believe me pal, lawyers ain't much better here in the States. Some of the lawyers here would quite literally give Saul Goodman a run for his money.
Such an impressive amount of self driven confidence that woman has left me speechless, she dug herself out of a grave IN A TINY BOX, TIED UP!!!! that story gave me motivation
Im from Matamoros, funny fact about the last case: The police followed the guy to the ranch cause Constanzo conviced his followers that they also would be invisible, so this guy was driving and ignored a police control cause he though they wouldnt able to see him. Then the police followed him to the ranch.
All the stories in this episode have people that should have been executed for their crimes (especially the doctors who experimented on those men with syphilis). Even the one where the girl lived, both men should have been sentenced to death. I think they should have been buried alive as punishment. Just cause she managed to break free doen't change what they did.
Both those sentences were BS!! They did their best to kill her, I think just because they are abject failures doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be tried for that intention
Stories like the syphilis one is the reason so many people are so distrusting of the gouvernement… and although it isn’t an excuse to willingly staying ignorent and assuming only the worst of the gouvernement today, it is very understandable and so very sad… I can’t imagine the feeling of betrayal and anger that after trusting the entity that is supposed to have your best interest as a priority have been manipulating and slowly killing you like this… 😞
I’ve seen interviews that this has caused many in the african American community to still be cautious of vaccines, even doctors are hesitant. This inhumane act is still fresh on peoples mind and I don’t blame them at all.
Let's not forget how the government also created the Spanish Flu right here in America...If I remember correctly it was at Ft. Riley ....fact check can lie all they want to...it was created here in the U.S. and injected into Soldiers ....the government has killed more over 250 million people
My 12 year old son randomly clicked on a MrBallen video and was so intrigued, he said, "Mom! You gotta watch this!" And we spent a week binge watching. Now, whenever there's a new video, my son and I watch together and discuss the stories afterwards.
That spring break story breaks my heart for Mark his family and friends. I can't imagine losing someone that way. These stories are the ones I wish I had not heard of, they are unforgettable. Yesterday it was a teenager stuck upside down in his car, fortunate to be able to contact 911 and tragically died due to their failure to perform the one duty required for that job. I wish they were still here living their best life ♥️ RIP Boys😢
ScrewTH-cam removed my comment about my sister who was born mentally retarded and with congenital birth defects. When my mother was pregnant with her, the military released radioactive smoke near schools and housing in the slums of north St. Louis. My family lived just west of there in St. Charles. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210415/Revealed-Army-scientists-secretly-sprayed-St-Louis-radioactive-particles-YEARS-test-chemical-warfare-technology.html
Just a note about the tuskeegee experiment, the blood tests were to find uninfected people and they were then injected with syphilis so they could be monitered throughout the infection
"The 10 scaariest words in the English language are: 'I'm here from the government and I'm here to help". -Ronald Reagan. Now...who's foolish enough to trust Bill "Mr. Genocide" Gates' "vaccines" for an "epidemic" with a 98% survival rate?
Very common for men to murder their female partners or ex partners. It's called male violence against women and is not surprising at all. And it does not happen the other way around. The stats of women killing their male partners are extremely low in comparison.
omg thank GOD! So relieved I found this comment. I clicked past that story once I heard they put her in a box and drove her to the forest, that's the most inhumane torturous way to kill someone, those men are literally not even human!!
Saw where the second Story was going and everytime he pointed out, how Charly was still so grateful for this program and trusting in the Government, it broke my heart a little more.
The story of the young mother buried alive gave me serious anxiety. When she survived my heart soared! I'm so happy for her. It wasn't her time to go. I hope she lives a long and happy life!
@Care✝️aker You just know there are scary ass people out there that have done that and gotten away with it. I think about any other way to die would be a better way to go Q_Q
@@gokblok By being uneducated and vulnerable. At least that's what I'm supposed to say. In reality, I have no fucking idea. Some shit truly is common sense.
I mean i guess technically invincible doesnt mean immortal or invulnerable. It overall means you cannot be defeated. If it was his decision to be shot and killed he wasnt losing to anything and therefor his gods wouldnt prevent it?
I feel terrible for everyone who was subjected to the Tuskegee experiment and the survivors deserved better compensation than $38.000 in my opinion. But I’m glad to hear that Charlie ended up living a long life.
I think people are confused who’s money the government is giving away as compensation… it’s our money. Our taxes. Every dollar someone worked hard for. Please think about this before you think they should be dishing it out no matter what it’s for. There isn’t a unlimited money tree. Soon our taxes will be 50% of our income with this mentality
@@Heavyisthecrown At least that part of the taxes would help someone. I'd be fine with that portion of taxes. It's the bullshit unnecessary ones that I don't want to pay.
Listening to the woman digging out of her grave and I’m screaming “she’s gonna make it!!” These scumbags should have gotten more time. 4 years for helping someone murder someone else? Crazy.
God I wish UK prisons were like US prisons where they hear you do shit like this and ass rape you the whole time your in there and if you fight back you get a toothbrush 2 the throat.
@@timothywilliams7264 someone said the guy got 4 years for testifying against the boyfriend. They have the victim so not sure why they would need his testimony. Crazy stuff. Thank God she made it, usually these stories don’t end well.
yes definitely time to reevaluate your life. I quit drinking liquor years ago for that reason. It was never 24 hrs lol but definitely did things I wasnt proud of or got put in situations that were dangerous and could have been even worse.
Just the tip of a very large and unsettling iceberg. Blind experiments, false flag operations, blatant illegal intelligence gathering ops, etc etc. These are just the things they've already admitted to or had inarguably leaked. And yet conspiracy theorists are crazy to most people. Interesting, this country of mine...
When I lived in Corpus Christi in the mid 90’s, I was warned not to go to matamoros because of rumors of satanic human sacrifices. I never knew it was true until this video.
My mother was told to NEVER take me or my sister because we were super pale and blond. Strangers would come up to touch us all the time. Honestly a little traumatizing. Being near the border is wild at times.
I was a preteen from Brownsville when this happened to Mark. We were warned not to party in Mexico because this could happen to us. Even now in my 40's this story scares the sh*t out of me.
The craziest thing about it was we don’t truly know why he did it if he believed it would make them invincible then he wouldn’t of had himself killed as far as we know it happened for no reason
@@dakodablack7312 I'm pretty sure he didn't think it would make him invincible, or at least he felt that he hadn't become invincible yet because he hadn't killed enough innocents and so when the police caught him he felt that he'd be better off living with the gods then rotting in a jail cell for the rest of his life. That's my take on it anyways.
Any where you go especially where there's a big night life crowd there's going to be shady people up to no good waiting for vulnerable people. I've been to mexico a few times with my friends and my husband and we made sure to be careful and pay attention. We also made sure to stay together and we didn't go to places where we'd be instantly recognized as tourists.
@@dakodablack7312 He did it because he was a psychopath who craved blood, attention and power among his followers. He got off on people's fear. Ugh! I'm so glad he's gone!
If you really think about it Mr.Ballen is a life saver, warning us what to be aware of in life so this doesn’t happen to us! I was already aware of the abductions in Mexico this is why I do not go there anymore. Definitely appreciating these stories tho!
This is why when people say “oh but we’re family” or “oh but we’re best friends” it doesn’t mean shite... Anyone can harm you, especially those closer to you
Sadly, the syphilis "experiment" is one more reason why many in the AA community don't trust doctors or medical science. May have been unethical to release the records but Kudos to that jr assistant that blew up the entire operation because what the "researchers" were doing was a far worse beast.
That story about the Tuskegee experiment is just so sad. I can't even imagine being in Charlie's position. Imagine having your hopes up about being in this "medical study" and then being told it was all fake and that you had this deadly disease. So crazy.
I appreciate the personal details in his telling of this shameless experiment. Thank goodness the truth came out. Experiments like these are the reason we have so many needed research regs now and IRB.
What was particularly disgusting about the syphilis experiment was that when the researchers got exposed they tried hard to keep the experiment running even though there was no actual benefit as a treatment for syphilis had been found. The compensation the participants received was also insultingly low.
That story of the cult is so sickening to me, and so haunting. As a mom, I simply couldn't go on with life knowing what my precious son had been thru. I'd be constantly haunted and I'd never be normal or even function again. I am so so sorry to anyone who has lost loved ones to violence. My heart goes out to u all.
@@phasus2997 What about what I said was false? Will life not go on? Are you gonna cry and mourn everyday for the guy? Or are you gonna be too busy with life? Lmk
Love that the reaction to Mr B not feeling well but drives on and finishes the video isn't disdain to the video but concern that he feels better and to take time to recover. Still was a great video but love all the support. Great channel and great followers to be a part of.
I remember when the third story happened. I was a kid and I remember feeling sorry for that boy and his family. No one should have to go through something so gruesome.
@@DominicNJ73 that's probably exactly what they said back then lol. "That was before, our govt actually cares about us now!" Meanwhile starting wars for oil, lying about socialist countries and using cia coups to overthrow democratically elected leftist governments.
@@victoriaevelyn3953 I'm sorry and I understand. I grew up near a extremely violent town and it would cross over to my town. Lots of murders. Had to stay low key.
@@victoriaevelyn3953 don't really want to disturb you further, but, if you look around huddersfield you'll notice we're surrounded by the moors and I really wouldn't like to hazard a guess at how many bodies are up there, I was once told the moors are a bloody big graveyard and once you're there you'll never be found. Sweet dreams.
@@Silvia.Araujo She was Calm and collected by being smart by waiting for the men to leave. Then she tried to get out of the ties, she remembered by being CALM and collected that she had a ring. She used the ring and freed herself and found help. So what was not smart or calm and collected If she panicked she would have never used or remembered the ring. She would have suffocated. Smart girl. Bottom line...
Being an epidemiologist and having worked for the government for over two decades (in various capacities), I can say with full conviction... gahhhhd, I hate the government 😤😖
I just got granted a divorce from my now ex-wife that took fifteen years to get, and almost immediately after my lawyer calls, I see mr. Ballen has uploaded a new video! This is the best day of my freaking life!!
Yeah, as soon as I saw "infamous medical study in Alabama" in the description, I immediately knew it was the Tuskegee syphilis study. And people wonder why black people in particular are suspicious of the government. Gimme a break.
I'm a stay at home mom and your uploads are my favorite because I get a few minutes of something other than baby babble and videos or 6 year old ramblings lol. Thank you for your strange, dark, and mysterious content delivered in story format!
I remember those days. As soon as bf/hubbie get home. I suggest WINE LOTS OF IT. I can't drink but that was the suggested to me by the nannys at the park. Maybe a hot bath with wine and a cheep romance book.
Yessss, I'm a stay at home mom with 6 year old twins (I have to supervise their online school too) and I look forward to his uploads! He seems like such a nice man, I often wonder how he covers such horrible shit but then he seems like the happiest, most normal guy...
@the vanillista why are you so pressed? You keep commenting the same thing under every comment related to the Tuskegee Expirement. Start a blog or something 😩
@the vanillista damn you really can’t see how fucked up it was they were lied to and given things under false pretenses? What the hell is your definition of cold blooded you probably have an excuse for why the girl got put in the box too. Sheesh.
Damm 🤯🤯🤯🤯 being black an hearing that is was all a experiment that a local medical professional did broke my soul 🤦🏾🤦🏾 my people really went through a lot without knowing American is really disgusting 😢😢😢🤦🏾🤦🏾 rest in peace to all the black kings an queen that lost their life because of a government corruption 🖤❤️ my your family forever keep you in their prayers 🖤🖤🖤👑
In my experience, all of the cookie tins that are not still inside of Walgreens are 100% full of sewing supplies. Every kid has had that experience of thinking they found a secret stash of cookies only to be met with spools of thread and a pincushion that looks like a tomato. Life’s earliest disappointment…
Packing tape: $8 A large cardboard box: $7 Gas to drive to near mounrain: $12 A look on his face when he is sentenced for 20 years in prison and seen her alive: PRICELESS... what a loser and an idiot.
That second story is what makes me angry about most of the government secret programs. The term "I am from the government, trust me" then makes me so angry.
Remember if someone shows up and says "we are from the local,state,or federal government and are here to help you" run like the wind you're in a world of s#@t
England is so chill about crimes. Murder is like 10-30 years. In Ohio or other states those guys would have gotten 25 years at least for that attempted murder
@@Drakosayso oh, I know. It's...it's insulting to all previous and DEFINITE later victims is what it is...this kind of evil doesn't magically disappear, especially in prison. It's like they care more about the rights of monsters than the rights of innocent people who will have to live by these pieces of shit when they get out. Way to go, England. Excellent job you're doing of protecting your citizens. 😉👌👏👏👏
That last one was super scary. A whole gang of serial killers out randomly catching people and torturing them. The sad thing is that like Mark, you would always believe they just wanted money or a ransom. So at gunpoint you would comply. In reality that guy should have ran and took the chance of being gunned down. What a horrible situation
+Ben Scoles, Yeah, I have watched kidnapping-related videos recently and one message I have taken away from them is firstly to make your peace with God and then to FIGHT. DO NOT let the attempted abductor(s) take you away as they will probably kill you, possibly in a far worse way than if they kill you immediately for fighting back. Oh, also, don't trust strangers in third-world countries. If someone asks you for help, run the other way.
@@fishofgold6553 The stories Mr Ballen is giving us, I might start concealed carrying and unload a full clip into anyone who asks me for help in their time of need. Better safe than sorry, right?
Also the logic of the ring leader..... "We need to do these rituals so that we remain invincible" and then next minute "quick shoot and kill me the police are coming" He didn't belive any of that ritualistic bullshit he was just a sick fucker who wanted to torture people and thought if he made up some story about being invincible it'd be easy to get his cronies to help him
The voice changes you are hearing are because I was sick for a portion of this recording haha
Sooooo glad you're feeling better!
What do u think of the 2 piece meal deal?
Well glad you are feeling better !
Noticed that. Was worrying you was getting burned out. Hope you're okay !
Hey man if Your Feeling Sick Don't Hesitate To take Time For Yourself we ain't going nowhere 🤗
Michelina was such a fighter. To push through that terrifying situation by thinking about her son, and wearing that ring when she usually didn't. I'm so glad she didn't die.
That’s the guys name, her names Nickolina
@@toothtown1914 Nah, she is right, Her name is Michalina Lewandowska, the guys name was Marcin
As a mom of two boys, I'm so glad she pushed through that scary situation and survived for her son too. ♡♡♡
The ring was like someone was protecting her. A higher power. Moms will do many things unheard of to protect or get to their children. Especially when the mom has that very deep mama bear instinct. Not all mothers have it. She did.
I too am so happy God was with her.
Imagine kidnapping a girl when you’re 20 years old, burying her alive in an attempt to slowly kill her, then being free by the time you’re 24. The justice system really confuses me sometimes, man.
Britain.
@@commentsectionman6231
That explains it
It's not a justice system. It's a legal system.
@@electrontube It's not a justice system or legal system, it's a vengeance system.
Different nation, punishments vary. In others it might be harsher.
Crazy that kidnapping charges get so little time when it's clear it's not intended to end well for the victim. Harsher punishments need to happen immediately
That’s terrible
Yeah four years is nowhere near long enough.
I felt like he was just as guilty as the other guy. He should’ve gotten the same sentence.
Crazy how in the states people think that some charges get little time when in the rest of the world we get really surprised about how MUCH time people get in the US for committing crimes. In my country a simple homicide can get you 4-5 years in jail and you could be out in 2 for good behavior. Kidnapping might get you 6 months lol.
@@Be_Careful_Bro “a simple homocide” yeah i dont want to live in whatever country ur in lol. but i agree i think most americans dont realize how messed up our judicial system is. just yesterday i watched a guy get sentenced to 22 yrs for stealing a car that had someone in it (called it kidnapping) and obv theres much worse examples
Life lessons that are still useful today:
1. Don’t go back to an ex
2. Don’t trust the government
3. Don’t go partying in Mexico
That’s sound advice
Don't party in the south part of any city in the US.
@@ShavaChihera nah, we’ve been handling it pretty fine. Have been for centuries. That rule applies if you’re the ‘don’t go over the tracks, Great Gatsby *clutches pearls* type’ 🌝
@@Tw0Dots ok then come to Chicago and hang out wherever you want then. While you at it, hit up Gary Indiana too. Let me know how that works out for you.
Gotcha, bro. Good advice
I gotta say that Charlie was one tough dude. Poor, shitty living condition, virtually starving, living his whole life with syphilis with the government hiding the cure and abusing him, and the dude still lives to 90!
Charlie’s an American hero as far as I’m concerned! 🇺🇸 ✊
I’m confused how his syphyllis just disappeared?
I’ve always been angered about The Testigi experiment .I know it’s spelled wrong,but I had to say it.How foul of this country to do this to these men!
@@riverblu4912 and for so long. It’s infuriating.
94!!🥳
My dad grew up in Matamoros and he was a teenager in the 80s, he told me that his neighbor was a woman who invited him to go to a party at a ranch once. My dad never ended up going but had considered it. She turned out to be one of the people in that cult. Gives me the shivers to this day...
You would have never existed 🤯🤯
That’s wild.. what a small world. Glad your dad’s ok!! What an absolutely heinous way to die.. what monsters!
It really makes a person think about how many people they have encountered throughout their lives, that have tried or at least pondered killing them, when you hear these types of stories. I’ve definitely had some very, very disturbing experiences that came eerily close.. too close.. it makes you think, for sure..
Crazy shit...
One thing to say what the fuck is wrong with people
The ritual is based on the horror flick "Borderland" scary ass movie to the max. There a special feature section which is like a mini documentary regarding the horrific story. Wild to the max'ola.
😳😳😳😳
Getting buried alive, and then busting out of the ground and standing with dirt all over you in your own grave is probably an incredible feeling
i think its one of the worst feelings and super traumatizing
Well yes, but in the moment you wouldn't be thinking about that. You'd feel incredibly grateful, relieved and possibly proud, i'd imagine. @@sonicartzldesignerclan5763
@@sonicartzldesignerclan5763fr like wtf? This kid forgot it’s real life, not an action movie 😂
@999b0a he said incredible, not good.
@@999b0aincredible just means hard to believe
4 and a half years for kidnapping? The man helped bury her! He should've 100 percent got convicted on attempted murder.
My thought exactly. And the kind of murder intended would have been slow and painful.
Moreover, it was torture in itself! Buried alive and left to die. Attempted murder 20 years? No. Life sentences. Both of them.
The other creature was there and assisted with the murder plan! 4 years on kidnapping?? This is an atrocity of judgement that was passed!!!
@@bentonrp No real point in life sentences, may as well just hand out the death penalty.
But if criminals knew they would always just get death for serious crimes why would they ever confess or even let the police take them alive?
Reasonable sentences do help police and the community, yah they help criminals too but more good is done this way.
He may have been forced into it, some deal. That or the judge is an idiot.
I just came here to say the exact same thing, it was clearly attempted murder wtf
Him or his family must have had money or in with the judge or something
The first story is the very definition of “diamonds are a girls best friend”.
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ive never heard anybody say that in my entire life
Whahahah omgggg
@@zaza7194 Really?? Isn't that a Marilyn Monroe thing???
@@dawncain1712 what is that
A happy story never started with "He had a deep trust of the government."
All stories that start with "a deep trust or a deep distrust of the government" are usually never happy. We all have to be mindful of our decisions because being too naive or too paranoid ends badly.
"Hey look, so this happens when we don't treat a deadly disease we can cure easily.
This study will truly help mankind!"
...Now back to monkey-torture for science.
At least it had a relatively happy ending, in Charlie's case
No syphilis symptoms and died at a ripe old age of 94 with his nice simple life
@@idealmasters Reminds me of that saying, "careful when you go out to fight monsters, that you don't become a monster."
Reminds me of all the crime shows that start with "A god fearing person".
You know horrible things are to come.
Can you imagine the unbelievable pain and agony his parents felt finding out about their sons final hours, it would kill me as a parent. My Husband was murdered and 6yrs later I'm still not anywhere near " over it"
I know this comment is old, but I’m so sorry for your loss and I hope your husbands murderer faced justice. Although there’s never ‘getting over’ something like that, I do hope you and your family are beginning to heal ❤
Prayers for you and your husband’s families. I’m so sorry to hear about your loss.
So sorry for the loss of your husband
I’m so sorry for your loss this world is so cruel and hateful it’s just sad
How are you getting on now?
I don’t understand how attempted murder should be given a lesser penalty than murder. Why should you be given a lesser penalty because you didn’t succeed in what you had planned?
Can someone explain why this is so?
I could be completely wrong but I think it’s cause they actually didn’t take a life so they don’t get as long
@@myducksonquack-3325 which should still be considered the same thing. If they did it once they might again and are a danger
A murder can be between 25 years to life depending on the situation, an attempt of murder is treated them same but since the crime wasn't successful they can't take on extra things to extend the sentence also every case is different but the defendent most likely declared heat of the moment or insanity lowering a sentence and allowing reformation in some cases, the real question is why the fuck did patrick only get charged with kidnapping
They are from a different country I’m assuming, maybe here in the US would of been more harsh
I feel like burying someone alive should result in much more than 20 years
not in the UK.
@Kristen Hotchkiss they got lucky she fought for her life .
@Kristen Hotchkiss Yes! THANK YOU. The only difference between actual and attempted is that with "attempted" they accidentally didn't succeed. They shouldn't get brownie points for being incompetent. The intention is the same.
Right? And the other guy should have gotten as much time because he was still an accomplice
@@chillbill1687 HB be FC to FC FC FC FC
It's crazy when a "random" idea, like wearing a ring you rarely wear, ends up being a vital decision.
I was just wondering how to pronounce ur name... and then realized I’m a slow reader... 😝
The irony of it too
When I was in the 6th grade for the first time in a couple of months my father took out his bike support off of his car. He never really knew why but he just decided to do it that day. The same day, less than a mile away from my school an idiot with a small truck crashed his vehicle onto ours, if any car crashed like this and my father was using the bike support nothing serious would have happened, but if that truck specifically did, the suppor would go through the driver's skull. So, my father saved him from his own mistake, but almost beat him to death, when I noticed my father was almost jumping at that man I grabbed his arm and cried, and he got even more pissed with the guy because I was crying but he stayed with me. And fyi I've never seen my father be violent
@@donamirtz why did your dad want to jump on him?
@@Alyssamariem3 because the guy was really irresponsable and he was sure I was hurt, the only two times I saw my dad angry was because he thought his children were hurt
The only thing I've experienced worse than a spinal tap was an abscessed tooth...the Tuskegee Experiment was a horrific, monstrous thing on so many levels.
What he specifically didn’t mention, I’m sure to avoid trouble with his account, was that the government agency in charge of the Tuskegee Experiment is none other than the CDC!! Unfortunately, people still blindly trust them today.
whats that!!
@Aliabas-ts1ck
A spinal tap is taking a big ass syringe to your spine to collect the fluid which you can use to test for certain illnesses
An abscess tooth is an infection in the tooth typically due to poor oral hygiene or untreated things like cavities.
The Tuskegee experiment is the second story of the video
@@deadlyfarriswheel thanks
As a black person I knew from the jump what the 2nd story would be and my heart sank. I got so angry & and could barely watch but realized people need to hear about this and I’m grateful you’re sharing this important part of history we should ALL know about.
YEah, same that shit was gross man. They wonder why we dont trust the government now....disgusting.
@@TransBubbles Because it happened, why do you think we mourn nine eleven?
@@TransBubbles if you have to be told why he’s upset that the government would experiment on unknowing citizens, you’re prolly asking in bad faith.
@@TransBubbles What's it to you? People can sympathize with the victims. Don't be a douche.
Smallpox in a blanket happen before this and yet people still trusted the government..
In my opinion ,the other guy in the first story was also guilty of attempted murder.
Agreed. He may not have had the idea but he was 100% complicit in the crime as well. Im so pissed about that case.
I also agree
Not only that but he had no motive...
Exactly.
Absolutely! It's ridiculous that he was only charged with kidnapping! And even with kidnapping, really... only 4 years? He likely served much less then, possibly only 2!
As soon as I heard "the government was coming and giving free medical examinations" my heart dropped because I knew
Then they wonder why we don't want to take any of their vaccines.
@@deecollins9048 this is exactly what I thought of as well when I heard this story! Every one who got the vaccine is now a lab test animal, because no one knows what the long term effects will be!
@@PathologicallyIncurious this is true, but I still took both of mine without hesitation. IMO the risk with taking a vaccine is less than the risk of taking my chances with covid.
@@altaccount4697 the vac ain’t fda approved
@@altaccount4697 I’m so sorry 😔 not only is it not a vac cine (it’s considered a gene therapy) but according to the research (by leading sc ien tists/vi rolo gists and do ct ors) which is being suppressed - shows the outcome for the victims of the current version of the tascceege atrocities is grim. I’m praying for all who have been jabbed 🙏🏻
I sustained quite a bit of neck and shoulder damage while I was in the Navy, which resulted in debilitating chronic neck and shoulder pain. It's ruined my life in a lot of ways. Every day I have to spend hours laying in bed to help cope with it. Now I actually look forward to my therapy sessions because of this channel. Thanks for making my prison a lot more entertaining and enjoyable. Keep up the great work, and godspeed brother!
Does the navy at least pay for your health problems?
@@aphoticjellyfish you have to prove your issues are service related. Unfortunately I can't prove anything, so no, I don't get any reimbursement for my chronic pain. I should've went to the VA hospital while I was in to get any issues on record before leaving the Navy. What's tricky about some chronic pain is that it can take a while to present itself in its full form, so I had no idea the small issues I had then would grow into the issues I have now
Have you looked into having the nerve severed? It's a last ditch solution. But it's easier to get adjusted to not having any feeling at all in that area, than constant pain.
In my case my injury cut nerves that never healed right. So I'm numb on part of chest, neck/shoulder and parts of my hand.
But it's so much better than constant horrible pain.
That last story gave me chills...
Never leave your friend alone, even if you're both men, especially when alcohol is involved.
Mark suffers so many atrocities.... the full story of what he endure is sickening.... poor man
Dude, and ESPECIALLY in Mexico!
There is a movie called Borderland that is about this very subject.
Honestly, the third story is so extremely gruesome and of pure diabolical nature that it makes me physically sick. I live less than 5 M from the Mexican border (Chula Vista/San Diego, CA) and I dare not think about all the horrors and atrocities happening in this 'borderland'...
Must have been some piss his friend went for
Mark goes to speak to girl.. his friend goes for a piss.. girl leaves.. Mark left alone.. friend still pissing.. Mark waits on his friend.. friend still pissing.. Mark gets attacked, runs away and is eventually captured.. friend still pissing..
The fact that the guy from the first video was even able to find another friend evil and psychotic enough to help him with that demented task, really makes me wonder about all the people I know, and the chances that at least one of them are capable of such evil.
Birds of a feather flock together!
And only got 4.5 yrs...
The weird part is anyone could be capable of this just takes the right things to not work in the ol brain
Friends help you move but real friends help you move bodies.
Every one of us are, love. Jung told us we must integrate the shadow. That’s the key to preventing ourselves from turning into the monsters we all have the potential to be.
As a detective once said, your chances of survival go drastically down when taken to a second location. Story 3 is one heck of an example of that
According john mulaney that detective is jj bittenbinder
@@rickymoen9482 street smarts 😌
yes, better to die than go to a second location
Poor Marc(k). He looked very much like a young Matt Damon. I think there was a movie regarding his highly unfortunate demise. Can't, for the life of me, recall the name of that film.
Growing up, one of the lessons my mother taught me, and I taught my son, is this - If anyone tries to force you into a vehicle, you do anything in yr power to avoid getting in!! She told us girls, once you are in that vehicle your chances of survival go down something like 80%!! So even if a gun is pointed at yr head, you bite, kick, scream, anything but get in!!! This really should be taught to every child, in my opinion.
Omg that last one was DARK. Those poor people.
Thank you for covering the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment. These poor men deserve to have their terrible story be known by more people.
No they don’t
@@YACHIHANNAH why not
The Tuskegee experiments are ALREADY widely known. What are you talking about? Its not exactly a secret!
@@_ELIAS Ignore that person. Why would you even entertain them?
@@mrsx7944 I didn’t say it was a secret? A majority of the people I talk to don’t know about it, and I didn’t learn about it until college. I simply said more people should know, and he has a wide audience so it’s a guarantee that more people know about it now thanks to his video.
Any particular reason for being a dick, or are you just bored?
Despite the millions of subscribers this channel is criminally underrated
Thank you!
Hi
Hi Mr ballen!
I love your and mr ballens videos
@@MrBallen I love your videos keep it up
The first story gave me the worst anxiety. She is an absolutely amazing woman! I swear there is nothing like the love and strength of a mother. I'm appalled that her would be murderer was given only 20 years and the other guy only got 4.5 for kidnapping.
I agree, both of their sentences were way too short! And how did the second guy only get charged with kidnapping when he helped to both cram her into that box and bury her alive? They are both monsters.
That’s the UK justice system for you. He probably got out early for “good behaviour” too
True, He should've got at least 50 years if not life sentence and Patrick should've got 20-30 years.
They will probably only serve half those sentences , which is the normal practice
@@jenmck8146 so many of our laws are so outta date & well we have got so many years more than the States 2 catch up on them being babies "n" all
Charlie’s story makes me so upset. How can humans do that to another human? Every time I think I know the horrors of racism, I learn something new about what happened to people based on their identity. We all need to be better people, including me
The government has lied and did horrible things to all of us. And to this day they are trying to perpetuate a race war. It's time that we all get together blacks and whites and realize that we are not the government. the government has taken everything and left us to fight each other for the scraps. The Democrats are the biggest Liars. It was the Republicans who freed the slaves it was the Republicans who gave black men the right to vote even before women. It's all horrible but it didn't happen to any of us. Those of us now have to do something to change things. The Democrats and the Republicans are all liars they all work for themselves and not for us. But we must come together they have divided and conquered us for far too long. I don't know the answers but I know them trying to continue to make us hate each other just because of the color of our skin is wrong
Nobody wants to listen. We try to tell people about things that happen everyday and they don't believe us.
@@The_Cholo Who?
...and they have the nerve to denigrate the nazis .........
That kind of shit happens to the poor of any race that time it was black people but the point is it’s the poor and the weak that gets the shit end of the stick. Somehow we have to put honest people in government, it’s actually our fault that we let this happen, look at the people we vote for we end up putting the same people in office year after year and they are crooks and do nothing for 20 years or more and we keep voting them in. What the hell is wrong with us?
this has got to be my favorite channel on youtube bro. keeping killing it, and thank you for protecting our country.
same here bro
Agreed
Try creepy mcpasta
His storytelling and personality really helped me accept my dads death.
True story boss!
That first story, OMG I am so glad she didn't die. Adrenaline is such a crazy thing
Mama Bear Effect!
WE ARE MÖTORHEAD!! AND WE PLAY ROCK N ROLL!!!!
The Tuskegee Experiment was something I’d been taught at a young age and a huge reason my grandfather and many of my older relatives has a tough time trusting the government or most doctors that they haven’t known for too long. The fact that this is information not widely known always takes me out a bit since always been it’s fairly common knowledge to me. It’s good to remember that this awful “experiment” hasn’t been lost to history.
Sad it’s not more common. We should study apes more closely
Heck I'm Canadian and I've heard of this disgusting 'experiment'
This made me cry so hard 😥
At the time they started it there was basically no treatment. It was started long before there was a treatment.
@@AnHeC it would be nice for you to refer him and others to sources (books, articles, etc.) that would help educate themselves on the matter on a deeper level rather than being a condescending asshole. ❤️ the more people know the better, right?
My neighbor was on spring break in Mexico and met that group, Mark too, before he went missing. What a horrible tragedy. My heart aches for them, and his family to this day.
When I heard him say what city that guy and his friends liked hanging out, I had a bad feeling I knew where this was going…
These kind of stories are chilling to me, they are so real and brutal.
@theorb519 It’s not strange at all, it’s Mexico.
@@Sniperboy5551it happens in all countries. Even yours
@@RedCeltay doesn't happen in united states
Thanks for doing the syphilis story : Every generation of American citizens should know that happened . I know of a young man who died of syphilis in the last decade : He had every symptom of an untreated schizophrenic and kept getting locked up in the mental hospital - He was non-compliant . He told them the meds made him feel terrible and didn’t help . It wasn’t until months before his death at 27 , they realized he had syphilis and it was too late to treat him. Apparently, there are today pockets of syphilis outbreaks . I can’t imagine how many men contracted the disease after sleeping with him. As his mental health declined he became more and more sexually solicitous. Why it took so long for the hospitals to think to test for syphilis ? We’ll never know . Something else the citizenry should be aware of . Thanks for doing consistently great programs ! 🌸
I agree! I just learned this from this video! It’s an absolute tragedy they were believing they were being helped. Makes me sick!
I was really confused at first cause all I read was "syphilis case" while at the beginning of the story and was blown away.. heartbreaking to know even the military was pushed away to continue this was brutal to hear
I'm of the opinion that every patient should be checked for physical disease/ailment before assuming it's a mental illness.
Mind and body are connected, and so many physical problems present mental symptoms too.
Spot on!
If you want to know about another severely messed up project that I believe everyone should at least knows existed is the Kentler project. Fair warning, it's extremely hard to stomach learning about and involves children. It was a project that went on for 30 years in Germany starting in the 70's.
In the navy I learned that when you are in a foreign land you never leave your buddies. Don’t let them out of your sight.
My brother is also in the navy and has deployed to many countries. He says the same thing!
You always stick with your battle buddy. Even if ya dont like em.
Or if you're in Chicago or Detroit.
Same rules apply
The Tuskegee experiment was a nightmare imposed on people already living in a nightmare. Thank you for acknowledging the dignity and humanity of the victims who perished and those who survived. This could have been any one of us.
It's also possible the program injected syphilis virus intentionally to test the subjects.
@@kavin1814
No.
What everyone "forgets" is that this town was the home of a syphilis colony for over 300 years.
Syphilis as you know can kill an entire community like it did on an island in Greece.
So just like the leopards in Hawaii , there were places where people with incurable disease could live in peace.
The original 1930 syphilis study was only for one year, to track it's spread rate. But no one believed how fast it spread, so they replaced the Doctors, and did it again and again.
The average spread rate in 1930 was 1 new infection from a known source every 10 years. In Macon it was 3 per year.
@@waltbauer1003 whether or not they intentionally infected them or not, what they did was incredibly inhumane and downright evil.
@@TropicOfGemini
I agree.
The same can be said of Autism, AIDS, Cancer, Alzheimer, even Sickle Cell.
That was psychotic to harm men who were just trying to be bread winner
That medical study experiment is one of the reasons why medical students take bioethics to learn that medical staff need to inform the patient with clear instructions in what the experiment is for and the risks for participating. However, not all medical schools require bioethics to be a prerequisite. It is an important class to take because so many medical doctors don't have that mindset for the patient, they like to experiment and having a patient to experiment on is their passion but not for the patient's wellbeing
That's why you hear so many horror stories of ppl with bad doctors and why ppl never go to the doctors for any treatment
38,000 dollars per person is the biggest joke I've ever heard in my life when the government even in those days sent hundreds of millions of dollars overseas for ridiculous causes instead of taking care of people here in our own country that needed the help badly
They got screwed twice.that really was a very disturbing story.being sick all those years.and knowing they could have helped them.thats beyond evil.
The Overseas Help thing is kinda overrated. They just do that to put a certain country in a false sense of security to be ransacked economically later on for Economical Reasons. Well, have you ever seen the Government give a damn about a country that has no economical advantages?. Reminds me of the Banana Republic thing, I live in a country to where the US "Sent help to" so I can tell how they raped my homeland lol
I mean it's about a quarter million now
I agree it should be more, but it's not horrible
It was a lot of money during that time.
Agreed.
This is why I always go to a ten when someone is missing after an hour. The worst that happens is that they’re ok and I made a big deal. Worst case scenario is that they’ve been kidnapped/attacked and I did nothing.
I agree. The worst is that the authorities won't do anything until a day or so passes which by then unimaginable things can happen.
Same here. I'm particularly over protective of my sister. There's a 15 year gap between us and luckily, she didn't have to go through a lot of the shit that the older kids in our family went through, because we tried to protect her and my youngest brother from what we went through with my father and his family and my older brother. Sometimes she's frustrated by my paranoia, but she knows where that concern comes from.
@@MizzShortai that’s a movie myth. That’s not true at all. Police will investigate any missing person even if they went missing 5 minutes ago if you have reason to believe something is wrong or that their missing is out of character or even if they said they would meet you somewhere at a certain time and that time passes and you can’t reach them you can file a report immediately
@@bsdevelopment8867 not always. I've seen a lot of true crime where they didn't go looking right away or as hard because they assumed it was just a runaway. I guess it also depends on where your from.
@@MizzShortai that’s true police departments vary widely place to place
Did Patrick not attempt murder as well? He should have gotten 20 years, too! Actually, they both should have gotten life in prison.
I agree. They attempted first degree murder. The time received does NOT
reflect the crime! Not by a long shot.
Imho, the government should just set them free if the government can't give them death penalty. I am sure the citizens can give these 2 assholes a 'better punishment'
Some places life = 20 years.
@@Adroit1911 Sorry but you’re wrong. That’s 20 years. Life in prison is life in prison…… 2 completely different things..
By listening to the story, my guess is that they could not prove that Patrick was there when they brought her in the woods since she was in the box the whole time and there was no witnesses. This is based off of no facts at all and I am just guessing.
That Patrick should of got the 20 years too as he was an accessory to the attempted murder of the poor girl not just the kidnap charge UNBELIEVABLE
That last one really messed with me just imagining what that young man went through or thinking of what his parents went through finding out he died and how he died! Finding out ur child has died would be horrible, but finding out he was not only murdered but tortured! I can't even begin to imagine!
I agree. I was surprised to see that most seem to think the 1st and 2nd story are horrible. I think I'd choose syphilis or making it out of the box alive any day over me or a loved one being tortured and butchered to death. That's not my child and I feel absolutely horrible for him, the others and like you said, those left behind to relive it in their minds.
@John Lambert And look at what is crossing our border right now. If you don't know what I mean, go watch the Ed Calderon video on Vigilance Elite. It's crazy! So many people have gone missing. But, can't be reported. 💕🙏🇺🇸
That’s a well know story here in Brownsville. Poor Roy.
There are some seriously deranged people walking around, and seriously gullible to believe the derangeds bs.
They made a movie base of the 3red story called Borderlamd it stars Rider Rider Strong
Patrick in the 1st story got off too light. He didn't only kidnap. He helped to put her in that box, helped dig her grave, helped cover it AND helped put a log on top of it. He's guilty of attempted murder, too. Damn it, I hate sneaky lawyers.
That's England for you. The law over here is discusting
Johan. How do you say that name. Is the j like a y. Like yohan I’m just curious or is that a crazy way to spell John. Peace
@@joshualuntsford yes, its pronounced "Yo han"
@@laurenyates9952 Believe me pal, lawyers ain't much better here in the States. Some of the lawyers here would quite literally give Saul Goodman a run for his money.
@@ApatheticBlogger right on thanks
Such an impressive amount of self driven confidence that woman has left me speechless, she dug herself out of a grave IN A TINY BOX, TIED UP!!!! that story gave me motivation
AND with a 90 lb log on top of it all!
Im from Matamoros, funny fact about the last case:
The police followed the guy to the ranch cause Constanzo conviced his followers that they also would be invisible, so this guy was driving and ignored a police control cause he though they wouldnt able to see him. Then the police followed him to the ranch.
When he bought that diamond ring for her, he had no idea it would be the one thing that saved her from his eventual wrath... brutal...
& to think he only got 21 years for trying to kill someone & the other got 4 like wtaf
@@Daevoz it’s England so even though he got 21 years he’ll probably only serve about 15 maybe not even that
it's crazy how in about 4 years and 20 years later, those deranged people will be release to roam freely.
5:08 the fact that Patrick was only sentenced for kidnapping is messed up. He was an accessory.
All the stories in this episode have people that should have been executed for their crimes (especially the doctors who experimented on those men with syphilis). Even the one where the girl lived, both men should have been sentenced to death. I think they should have been buried alive as punishment. Just cause she managed to break free doen't change what they did.
he probably claimed he was a victim of coercion from his friend too or some bullshit
He got a lesser sentence because he testified against the boyfriend. It was a plea deal. If he testifies, he gets a lesser sentence.
But if Jody gets caught with a couple pounds of weed it’s a life sentence
Both those sentences were BS!! They did their best to kill her, I think just because they are abject failures doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be tried for that intention
Man, that first story. It goes to show that some kind of inhuman strength comes out when the motherly instincts kick in.
Motherly instinct combined with self-preservation! I'm very happy she made it out.
Adrenaline is one hell of a drug
You should see a man hyped up on adrenaline.
reminds me of the time that dad ripped off that car door to save his kid
he only got 20 years ... he should’ve got life
Stories like the syphilis one is the reason so many people are so distrusting of the gouvernement… and although it isn’t an excuse to willingly staying ignorent and assuming only the worst of the gouvernement today, it is very understandable and so very sad… I can’t imagine the feeling of betrayal and anger that after trusting the entity that is supposed to have your best interest as a priority have been manipulating and slowly killing you like this… 😞
Our government is filthy.
I’ve seen interviews that this has caused many in the african American community to still be cautious of vaccines, even doctors are hesitant. This inhumane act is still fresh on peoples mind and I don’t blame them at all.
Really awful isn't it. What a guy to make it until 94.
@@YoiAmGucci Right?!
Let's not forget how the government also created the Spanish Flu right here in America...If I remember correctly it was at Ft. Riley ....fact check can lie all they want to...it was created here in the U.S. and injected into Soldiers ....the government has killed more over 250 million people
Its really dumb how the girl excaping made the guy sentence lower, I feel like he shouldve gotten more than 20 years smh
considering girls get less for actual murder. 20 years seems fair.
@@Ruebz_f30 I think 30 years without parole would be more appropriate for the crime committed.
@@Ruebz_f30 that’s not true, plenty of female murders were almost/sentence to life
@@Ruebz_f30 anyone who attempts murder should be sentenced to life
@@toothtown1914 Women in general receive much shorter sentences
MrBallen: "Free medical exams"
Me: *heart sinks* "Oh no, not Tuskegee.
Same🥺
I'm crying 😢
Yup, the moment he said "medical exam" was all it took. The whole damn government should have been arrested for that.
@@tarrantwolf you misspelled "hanged".
Reminds me of December 2020 A race for a cure.
Who else randomly found this guy and now can’t stop watching him? Thanks for all your stories Mr Ballen!!!
My 12 year old son randomly clicked on a MrBallen video and was so intrigued, he said, "Mom! You gotta watch this!" And we spent a week binge watching. Now, whenever there's a new video, my son and I watch together and discuss the stories afterwards.
Found him after he made about 5 videos :D
Me, I'm happily addicted now.😄
Same.
Most of us!
That spring break story breaks my heart for Mark his family and friends. I can't imagine losing someone that way. These stories are the ones I wish I had not heard of, they are unforgettable. Yesterday it was a teenager stuck upside down in his car, fortunate to be able to contact 911 and tragically died due to their failure to perform the one duty required for that job. I wish they were still here living their best life ♥️ RIP Boys😢
The worst thing about the medical study story is the fact that it’s just one of many cases.
Makes you wonder about this whole covid thing too.
@@gypsychristo6727 my grandma had just got this shot
Look up MK ultra.
The more you study history the more you laugh when someone says “it’s the government, trust them.”
ScrewTH-cam removed my comment about my sister who was born mentally retarded and with congenital birth defects. When my mother was pregnant with her, the military released radioactive smoke near schools and housing in the slums of north St. Louis. My family lived just west of there in St. Charles.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2210415/Revealed-Army-scientists-secretly-sprayed-St-Louis-radioactive-particles-YEARS-test-chemical-warfare-technology.html
Just a note about the tuskeegee experiment, the blood tests were to find uninfected people and they were then injected with syphilis so they could be monitered throughout the infection
That second story makes me sick to my stomach. My heart hurts for those who suffered through that.
Not the third story where they were tortured and butchered?
Wow. $38,000 for 40 years of lies and medical experiments. They got taken advantage of yet again with that settlement 😡
Is that Kanye West mean mugging in the crowd@14:23? I think I'm wrong, too late or both.
@@shelleyfowler8064 is that the hidden secret? 😮 Well spotted 🤣
"The 10 scaariest words in the English language are: 'I'm here from the government and I'm here to help". -Ronald Reagan. Now...who's foolish enough to trust Bill "Mr. Genocide" Gates' "vaccines" for an "epidemic" with a 98% survival rate?
That fact that a man tried to kill his girl friend because of a rumor is insane to me.
Ex-girlfriend*
@@Journey24215 on and off*
I'm more impressed he just had some friend who was fully down to kill her
Man, he was on steroids...... what else do you expect?
Very common for men to murder their female partners or ex partners. It's called male violence against women and is not surprising at all. And it does not happen the other way around. The stats of women killing their male partners are extremely low in comparison.
I’m so glad she got out of that box, that’s freaking terrifying
@runn ricc Cardboard box.
omg thank GOD! So relieved I found this comment. I clicked past that story once I heard they put her in a box and drove her to the forest, that's the most inhumane torturous way to kill someone, those men are literally not even human!!
It happened less than 2 miles from my house . I forgot it was this incident untill he name dropped Huddersfield.
@@Titanicus2 yikes, I would NOT be okay for a long time if that happened near me!
that Patrick guy should have been given a longer sentence for attempted murder. his sentence was a joke,
Saw where the second Story was going and everytime he pointed out, how Charly was still so grateful for this program and trusting in the Government, it broke my heart a little more.
Take note for what's happening now.
@@RegurgiNate84 Slow on the uptake huh?
“Just take this perfectly safe wonderful vaccine and we’ll give you $1,000,000...”
Governor of OH
@@RegurgiNate84 history repeats
@@zac3392 Anthony Brian Logan is who story 2 reminds me of
The story of the young mother buried alive gave me serious anxiety. When she survived my heart soared! I'm so happy for her. It wasn't her time to go. I hope she lives a long and happy life!
yeah but that woman was lucky,99 women out of 100 die in those circumstances
Spoiler alert
@Care✝️aker You just know there are scary ass people out there that have done that and gotten away with it. I think about any other way to die would be a better way to go Q_Q
I remember the first story. Absolutely horrifying and yet a testament to the power of a mother's love.
4 years for burying a woman alive is sickening to my stomach, I pretty sure she had to face that man again some time in life as ah free man.
I never realize how long 3-4 days is until I’m waiting for MrB to upload again
Same
Yupp
True
Same
MANCHYYY EYYY
"this ritual makes us invincible"
*gets caught*
"jk boys, pop a cap in me"
Dude for real. How do you, as a follower, reconcile those two things?
@@gokblok By being uneducated and vulnerable. At least that's what I'm supposed to say. In reality, I have no fucking idea. Some shit truly is common sense.
I mean i guess technically invincible doesnt mean immortal or invulnerable. It overall means you cannot be defeated. If it was his decision to be shot and killed he wasnt losing to anything and therefor his gods wouldnt prevent it?
😂🤣
@@masterreaper115 lmao
i've never found the secret because i'm always too focused on the stories
Haha me too😀
Yes that.... And i dont really care about finding it!
Same lol
I never find the secret cuz I'm blind as a bat even using my glasses and a magnifying glass I can never find it
Same. I never even think about it until the end when he reminds me. 😂
I feel terrible for everyone who was subjected to the Tuskegee experiment and the survivors deserved better compensation than $38.000 in my opinion. But I’m glad to hear that Charlie ended up living a long life.
I think people are confused who’s money the government is giving away as compensation… it’s our money. Our taxes. Every dollar someone worked hard for. Please think about this before you think they should be dishing it out no matter what it’s for. There isn’t a unlimited money tree. Soon our taxes will be 50% of our income with this mentality
@@Heavyisthecrown At least that part of the taxes would help someone. I'd be fine with that portion of taxes. It's the bullshit unnecessary ones that I don't want to pay.
Whenever the people searching are "Hit with this horrible smell of death and decay" you just know it's over for the missing person.
RIP MARK
Listening to the woman digging out of her grave and I’m screaming “she’s gonna make it!!”
These scumbags should have gotten more time. 4 years for helping someone murder someone else? Crazy.
God I wish UK prisons were like US prisons where they hear you do shit like this and ass rape you the whole time your in there and if you fight back you get a toothbrush 2 the throat.
I agree , they should’ve gotten life! Fuck!
I'm guessing the 4 years was due to a plea deal because he gave evidence against his buddy. That's my guess, anyway.
Only reason I coukd see 4 years is if they really didnt know what they were doing. But they did smh should gotten life
@@timothywilliams7264 someone said the guy got 4 years for testifying against the boyfriend. They have the victim so not sure why they would need his testimony. Crazy stuff. Thank God she made it, usually these stories don’t end well.
We are working from home and turning to my wife saying “babe he dropped a new video” is the best part of my day
dropped?
Ouch
I so totally get it!! ☺️
That’s the best part of ur day? Wow sorry man
My sentiments exactly 🥰
i think showing up 24 hrs later with a hangover and no recollection of how they got there is a huuge red flag in itself
yes definitely time to reevaluate your life. I quit drinking liquor years ago for that reason. It was never 24 hrs lol but definitely did things I wasnt proud of or got put in situations that were dangerous and could have been even worse.
Honestly the Tuskegee experiment is why I have such a huge distrust for the government. I remember learning about this story and others like as a kid.
Same
Just the tip of a very large and unsettling iceberg. Blind experiments, false flag operations, blatant illegal intelligence gathering ops, etc etc. These are just the things they've already admitted to or had inarguably leaked. And yet conspiracy theorists are crazy to most people. Interesting, this country of mine...
“ trust us , we’re from the government “ still saying it and still screwing people up
@@richt7525 the country is great but the government sucks ass
Its like that for a lot of people in the black community. I had the hardest time convincing my dad to get the covid vaccine because of this.
When I lived in Corpus Christi in the mid 90’s, I was warned not to go to matamoros because of rumors of satanic human sacrifices. I never knew it was true until this video.
I say that it is better to be on the safe side and take rumors seriously when it comes to stuff like that.
Mata moros literally translates to kill young
Oh yeah. Stay away from Mexico, period.
We don't want to sacrifice you, we just wanna talk ☺🔨
My mother was told to NEVER take me or my sister because we were super pale and blond. Strangers would come up to touch us all the time. Honestly a little traumatizing. Being near the border is wild at times.
I was a preteen from Brownsville when this happened to Mark. We were warned not to party in Mexico because this could happen to us. Even now in my 40's this story scares the sh*t out of me.
The craziest thing about it was we don’t truly know why he did it if he believed it would make them invincible then he wouldn’t of had himself killed as far as we know it happened for no reason
@@dakodablack7312 I'm pretty sure he didn't think it would make him invincible, or at least he felt that he hadn't become invincible yet because he hadn't killed enough innocents and so when the police caught him he felt that he'd be better off living with the gods then rotting in a jail cell for the rest of his life. That's my take on it anyways.
Any where you go especially where there's a big night life crowd there's going to be shady people up to no good waiting for vulnerable people. I've been to mexico a few times with my friends and my husband and we made sure to be careful and pay attention. We also made sure to stay together and we didn't go to places where we'd be instantly recognized as tourists.
@@ivybee347 glad your safe
@@dakodablack7312
He did it because he was a psychopath who craved blood, attention and power among his followers. He got off on people's fear. Ugh! I'm so glad he's gone!
If you really think about it Mr.Ballen is a life saver, warning us what to be aware of in life so this doesn’t happen to us! I was already aware of the abductions in Mexico this is why I do not go there anymore. Definitely appreciating these stories tho!
This is why when people say “oh but we’re family” or “oh but we’re best friends” it doesn’t mean shite... Anyone can harm you, especially those closer to you
That is y police start from ur family and inner circle first, then work out from there.
Statistically you are much more likely to be hurt by someone you know than a complete stranger
I agree
Sadly, the syphilis "experiment" is one more reason why many in the AA community don't trust doctors or medical science. May have been unethical to release the records but Kudos to that jr assistant that blew up the entire operation because what the "researchers" were doing was a far worse beast.
I thought you meant Alcoholics Anonymous with AA at first, so i was pretty confused.
What's AA sorry
@@adrianhebreros African American
Really is one of those the good achieved outweighs the negative done. Don't know how else the story would have gotten out otherwise.
It blew that they don’t trust the medical, not that THEY’RE ethical, but the government, to which they do desperately cling, is the real culprit
#2 is a prime example of the nine scariest words in the English language, "I'm from the government and I'm here to help."
Want a vaccine lol 😂😂 hunter bidens honer. You will be fine.
That’s 8 different words
@@cheese1147 no it’s not, lol
Sub to ali a, shane, logan paul and jake paul
@@cheese1147 OK Troll. You know I never stated "different words" in my initial post. Now! Back under your bridge!
That story about the Tuskegee experiment is just so sad. I can't even imagine being in Charlie's position. Imagine having your hopes up about being in this "medical study" and then being told it was all fake and that you had this deadly disease. So crazy.
I appreciate the personal details in his telling of this shameless experiment. Thank goodness the truth came out. Experiments like these are the reason we have so many needed research regs now and IRB.
What was particularly disgusting about the syphilis experiment was that when the researchers got exposed they tried hard to keep the experiment running even though there was no actual benefit as a treatment for syphilis had been found. The compensation the participants received was also insultingly low.
no benefit? Apparently you don't think the government is involved in studying germ warfare.
@@marisakennedy777 STILL no benefit
I think by the end of it they had discovered penacilin was effective but still withheld it from the test subjects.
@@marisakennedy777 ……. That they could have easily solved by distributing Penicillin to everyone.
@@marisakennedy777 Ah yes, because it is super beneficial to know how long one can live with a disease that has a cure right?
That story of the cult is so sickening to me, and so haunting. As a mom, I simply couldn't go on with life knowing what my precious son had been thru. I'd be constantly haunted and I'd never be normal or even function again. I am so so sorry to anyone who has lost loved ones to violence. My heart goes out to u all.
Life goes on
@@johnle231 moms never forget they are truly superheros 🥰
@@johnle231 Tf you mean life goes on they fuckin' destroyed that man, you're a clown.
@@earthchild1421
Yeah you may have a good point...
@@phasus2997
What about what I said was false? Will life not go on?
Are you gonna cry and mourn everyday for the guy? Or are you gonna be too busy with life?
Lmk
Mr Ballen is an absolute legend. He is so dedicated to his followers he posts these videos and does these videos when he's sick as a dog
I thought he might be sick! Prayers for speedy recovery!
I thought he had just woken up. I hope he's not sick. 😞
I was also thinking something was not right with him and then I saw your comment about him being sick. That's true dedication on his behalf!!!
Hope you feel better soon .thanks for telling these strange dark and mysterious stories .
Love that the reaction to Mr B not feeling well but drives on and finishes the video isn't disdain to the video but concern that he feels better and to take time to recover. Still was a great video but love all the support. Great channel and great followers to be a part of.
I remember when the third story happened. I was a kid and I remember feeling sorry for that boy and his family. No one should have to go through something so gruesome.
I remember that story too. When I heard the town was Matamoros, I knew it had to be that story. Very tragic and gruesome.
"replace the cookies with anthrax" No! You always replace Danish butter cookies with sewing supplies. Don't come for me, I don't make the rules.
Most definitely.
wholeheartedly what I expected! 😂
Yes. Those ARE the rules. I concur. Lol
Yes it must be sewing supplies
😂🤣😂🤣 I thought I was alone!!!
I’m a nurse practitioner and there is a lot of shady stuff that still goes on in the medical field. It’s quite scary.
If you were actually a NP you would never say anything so demonstrably false.
Oh yes ive seen lots of malpractice and they don't get punished cause they have that insurance
Nikki D
No doubt.
@Nikki T Yeah, you’d think it would be widely known by now, given the last 16 months in this country (USA).
@@DominicNJ73 that's probably exactly what they said back then lol. "That was before, our govt actually cares about us now!" Meanwhile starting wars for oil, lying about socialist countries and using cia coups to overthrow democratically elected leftist governments.
The girl in the first story was smart. She remained calm and collected. That was what saved her life. Thank goodness. Poor girl.
yeah and the fact it happened in the town i currently live in makes it more disturbing to me
@@victoriaevelyn3953 I'm sorry and I understand.
I grew up near a extremely violent town and it would cross over to my town. Lots of murders. Had to stay low key.
@@victoriaevelyn3953 don't really want to disturb you further, but, if you look around huddersfield you'll notice we're surrounded by the moors and I really wouldn't like to hazard a guess at how many bodies are up there, I was once told the moors are a bloody big graveyard and once you're there you'll never be found. Sweet dreams.
She was "calm and collective".
@@Silvia.Araujo She was Calm and collected by being smart by waiting for the men to leave. Then she tried to get out of the ties, she remembered by being CALM and collected that she had a ring. She used the ring and freed herself and found help. So what was not smart or calm and collected If she panicked she would have never used or remembered the ring. She would have suffocated. Smart girl. Bottom line...
Being an epidemiologist and having worked for the government for over two decades (in various capacities), I can say with full conviction... gahhhhd, I hate the government 😤😖
I just got granted a divorce from my now ex-wife that took fifteen years to get, and almost immediately after my lawyer calls, I see mr. Ballen has uploaded a new video! This is the best day of my freaking life!!
Congratulations
Congratulations! I’m just starting to get out of my 17 yr. awful one. Can’t sit to be free as well.
Oops, thought I typed “can’t wait”
15 years woooah what a nightmare! She wouldn't sign the papes eh? Sounds like a mrb story in itself!
15 years sounds like a story to me go give it to Ballen
I figured out what the 2nd story was about almost immediately and it made me so sad. I just shook my head the whole time I was listening.
Yeah, as soon as I saw "infamous medical study in Alabama" in the description, I immediately knew it was the Tuskegee syphilis study. And people wonder why black people in particular are suspicious of the government. Gimme a break.
Who ever was responsible should be put to death by electric chair. This is unbelivable. Like the Nazis.
That poor girl buried alive, that's a nightmare! So glad she got out and survived.
Think about how many people throughout history were never found
Amazing woman, amazing story. She is a true hero for many...certainly for me she Is! The story about Mark is so 😥
She is smart as hell. She stayed calm and used what she had. I'm not sure I would have thought of the ring before panicking.
@@callumcomrie you are you up and
Hey do a story on unit 731. When you look it up you will see exactly why
Yes!!!
I'm a stay at home mom and your uploads are my favorite because I get a few minutes of something other than baby babble and videos or 6 year old ramblings lol. Thank you for your strange, dark, and mysterious content delivered in story format!
Same! 😅
Not to mention eye candy.
AM I RIGHT, LADIES?!?
(Not a stay at home mom but... you go girls💞)
3 4 even 5 times a week. This stay at home dad gets to abuse a like button and listen to me Ballen tell us yet another ridiculous story. 🤣🤣🤣👊👊👊
I remember those days. As soon as bf/hubbie get home. I suggest WINE LOTS OF IT. I can't drink but that was the suggested to me by the nannys at the park. Maybe a hot bath with wine and a cheep romance book.
Yessss, I'm a stay at home mom with 6 year old twins (I have to supervise their online school too) and I look forward to his uploads! He seems like such a nice man, I often wonder how he covers such horrible shit but then he seems like the happiest, most normal guy...
The Tuskeegee Experiment is the most chillingly cold-blooded thing I've ever heard.
@the vanillista why are you so pressed? You keep commenting the same thing under every comment related to the Tuskegee Expirement. Start a blog or something 😩
Try Guatemala experiment
@M U right, they’re trying so hard to “prove” what happened wasn’t racist when it clearly was
@the vanillista damn you really can’t see how fucked up it was they were lied to and given things under false pretenses? What the hell is your definition of cold blooded you probably have an excuse for why the girl got put in the box too. Sheesh.
@the vanillista and as long as attitudes like yours exist the real history of what happened will be whitewashed.
The sentence "Until she standing in her grave" it sounds so badass.
IKR?! I love how that line leaves us, the listeners, feeling so triumphant.
@@wel2do705 YES! Must... always.. Feel.... TRIUMPHANT
Damm 🤯🤯🤯🤯 being black an hearing that is was all a experiment that a local medical professional did broke my soul 🤦🏾🤦🏾 my people really went through a lot without knowing American is really disgusting 😢😢😢🤦🏾🤦🏾 rest in peace to all the black kings an queen that lost their life because of a government corruption 🖤❤️ my your family forever keep you in their prayers 🖤🖤🖤👑
What
Why is America disgusting?
For 400 years..
@@theBIGeE s t f u your just bad programming that needs deleting
In my experience, all of the cookie tins that are not still inside of Walgreens are 100% full of sewing supplies. Every kid has had that experience of thinking they found a secret stash of cookies only to be met with spools of thread and a pincushion that looks like a tomato. Life’s earliest disappointment…
Thank you. I needed a good laugh
That’s exactly what i was thinking lol thanks
Aww man the memories that Flooded in I needed that
My grandma put my crayons in one as a child and I still have it all these years later. Still disappointed…
Yes we did that here in Ireland too ... I was disappointed many times 😃
I can’t believe that the friend in the first one only got 4 and a 1/2 years.
@tintin555 So money is more valuable than human lives...
What!!! That’s crazy
@tintin555 they should change that
@tintin555 same shit in France ...
I’ve known people who have done way less shit and gotten more time this government is a joke
I would have loved to have seen Martin’s face ,when he saw he didn’t kill her. Priceless .
That soap opera shocker look
*gasps in Spanish*
With a ring he paid for...perfect!!!👍👻
Packing tape: $8
A large cardboard box: $7
Gas to drive to near mounrain: $12
A look on his face when he is sentenced for 20 years in prison and seen her alive:
PRICELESS...
what a loser and an idiot.
@@Prkwon spent all the real cash on the engagement ring!!! Priceless indeed!!!👍💃
The sadness in your voice. Really encapsulates the horror of that day. Thank you for honoring the people that lived through that. Including myself.
That second story is what makes me angry about most of the government secret programs. The term "I am from the government, trust me" then makes me so angry.
And yet there are millions signing up for the current medical experiment.
Guess they all trust the GOV
Yup no matter what government. None of them really care about their people. Never trust the government has your best interest in mind.
Exactly.
@@manavestnation exaclty
Remember if someone shows up and says "we are from the local,state,or federal government and are here to help you" run like the wind you're in a world of s#@t
4 and a half years for burying a woman alive? Really, England? Really? 🙄
England is so chill about crimes. Murder is like 10-30 years. In Ohio or other states those guys would have gotten 25 years at least for that attempted murder
@@Drakosayso oh, I know. It's...it's insulting to all previous and DEFINITE later victims is what it is...this kind of evil doesn't magically disappear, especially in prison. It's like they care more about the rights of monsters than the rights of innocent people who will have to live by these pieces of shit when they get out. Way to go, England. Excellent job you're doing of protecting your citizens. 😉👌👏👏👏
I knew of a chap who got over two and a half years for painting fucking graffiti, he hung himself in prison.
@@dusk938 what did he write ? Was he known ?
@@veggiesarefruits they are doing something right cuz crime rates are much lower in England compared to Ohio
That last one was super scary. A whole gang of serial killers out randomly catching people and torturing them. The sad thing is that like Mark, you would always believe they just wanted money or a ransom. So at gunpoint you would comply. In reality that guy should have ran and took the chance of being gunned down. What a horrible situation
+Ben Scoles,
Yeah, I have watched kidnapping-related videos recently and one message I have taken away from them is firstly to make your peace with God and then to FIGHT. DO NOT let the attempted abductor(s) take you away as they will probably kill you, possibly in a far worse way than if they kill you immediately for fighting back.
Oh, also, don't trust strangers in third-world countries. If someone asks you for help, run the other way.
@@fishofgold6553 The stories Mr Ballen is giving us, I might start concealed carrying and unload a full clip into anyone who asks me for help in their time of need. Better safe than sorry, right?
@@tanker9987 I think I might give them the benefit of doubt and wait until they are trying to force me in a truck or cut off my escape.
Also the logic of the ring leader..... "We need to do these rituals so that we remain invincible" and then next minute "quick shoot and kill me the police are coming"
He didn't belive any of that ritualistic bullshit he was just a sick fucker who wanted to torture people and thought if he made up some story about being invincible it'd be easy to get his cronies to help him
Go for the balls!!! Grip and tear
I have a feeling the bike drug smuggling guy in the last story led police to there..... his boss was a complete monster.......