They really need to do better of keeping media and biased out of the courtroom. Doesn’t belong there. Otherwise you end up with people wrongfully imprisoned like that poor mother.
I knew there was a true story behind the whole Dingos Ate My Baby thing, but I never knew that they accused the poor mother of murdering the baby. And sent her to prison! How horrible!
I know right? Justice in the U.S., Western Europe (United Kingdom), France, Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands (Holland), Italy, Japan, and now Australia is dead! Justice is fucked up! Who agrees with me?
I can't believe I never knew the full true story either and whomever wrote that story did a great job with all the detail and how they really drove home the whole entire sheer horrificness of what first had happened but how it could've. Possibly continued to worsen beyond belief the way it did... so heartbreaking and than outrageous for the family to go thru...
When the very ones that should defend us are the monsters themselves...that was so heartbreaking to hear. Years in prison for something she *never* did.
Wow those Australian detectives are reaching hard aren't they!!!! The theory they came up with made no sense at all and there was evidence of animals......I still don't get how found this poor woman guilty......this is insane!!!!!
Lindy Chamberlain was treated atrociously. It would be interesting to see how the forensics would result today. Also it’s “a dingoes got my baby!” She yelled it as she saw the dingo leave the children’s tent with something in its mouth.
It's still so endlessly horrible that a woman having her baby taken by wild animals became a source of ridicule for so long, and the woman herself was accused of murdering her baby and even wrongfully sent to prison, all because for some reason, people were unwilling to believe dingoes are capable of dragging off and killing a literal infant.
A Cry in the Dark is the movie version from story #1 with Meryl Streep. It's a great film about the dingo case. It just goes to show how in modern day times witch hunting still goes on. Joel I love you! You make these stories come alive! Thank you for all your hard work.
You have helped me so much throughout the years, from college all the way to professional work, I listen always whilst working! Thank you for EVERYTHING, you're the best!
Story #2 if my friend went missing damn straight I would lawyer up. There are too many cases of innocent people being interrogated till they mentally break and confess. I don't trust law enforcement either. However I don't think her friends killed her, at least not in the ones mentioned. If you're drunk friends want to leave, take their keys or give them a ride home. Look out for each other, a little inconvenience is the least you can do!!
Joel needs his own anthology series. He narrates, and we get full episodes of what happened. To make things different, whenever someone has internal dialogue, Joel narrates that too. That way we can get the deep voice “I’m a 15 year old teenage girl” meta.
I feel so bad for that family. Not only did they lose a child but people still remember their horror as a joke. It’s like the woman who sued McDonald’s for burning her. Most people think it was frivolous but it wasn’t at all. There are a few cases like this, where the public knowledge is held more on the jokes made rather than what actually happened.
Yes!! That lady who spilt the McDonalds coffee over her legs, genitals and buttocks, i watched a documentary recently on that! I saw the photos of the awful burns, I feel sooo bad for her, in the media and like talk shows and everywhere she was mocked, the true info about her situation wasnt given and she wasnt allowed to talk about it while the lawsuit was in progress. There's so much more about her,and the events. I just feel so bad for her
@@Chelle8847 Exactly! She STILL has to deal with people teasing her for it but in actuality, maybe a beverage in a flimsy cup shouldn’t be hot enough to cause such burns through her clothes.
You hit that completely on the nail. I don't often stay up to date with the news so by the time I get any info, it's often through a bad joke but yet I'm none the wiser to any actual events. I usually hate watching the news for the dread it leaves in my head before bedtime. However I can listen to these scary stories. I guess the difference is because these stories often come from survivors which is a good feeling instead of a bad. But I appreciate the documentaries too which are eye openers. But anyways, you hit that right on the nail. Because that's usually when I learn of anything in the news through jokes or gossip which isn't truly accurate.
As an Aussie I remember the Chamberlain story which happened when I was 12, the "dingo took my baby" line (which was initially what was claimed to have been said) was debated for a long time. So many nasty things were on different shows from the USA that had no idea what they were ridiculing.
I once got abducted by a trans mtf when I was 16 at a crack head place when I was going thru dark times and she drove me around for hours then watched me go into mine 😅🤣
As an aussie- the Lindy Chamberlain case was household knowledge for decades afterwards. I'm amazed so many haven't heard of it! Glad it got some exposure here, it was definitely a case that divided the nation, even to this day. Sad though.
Drifting off to sleep as the next horror story narrates . . . . "I'm Lilly and this happened to me 2 years ago while I was sleeping. I never leave any windows or doors unlocked plus I have a security system but maybe this creep studied all of that because I woke up to find that I was duct taped to my bed and that my genitals were . . . " Me : Half hearing but waking up because of a sudden deep interest with a newly installed fear of how the hell the creep got in a totally locked home even with a security system and thinking to myself, "which security system does this person have that failed to announce the break-in?? Dayam!! Do I need to change the one I have??" Just teasing, good night y'all.
I live in Bloomington and I remember when the Lauren Spierer case happened. I was in second grade at the time and remember posters literally everywhere. Bloomington is such a small town and stuff like this does not happen. I’m certain there’s someone who knows what happened that night and is still keeping it a secret to this day. I can’t blame her friends for hiring lawyers, but of all the unusual events leading to her disappearance someone isn’t telling the truth. A sad story indeed and Indiana University being one of the biggest party college in the U.S. please be careful while going to bars and partying. Be with people you trust and please make smart decisions when it comes to altering your state of consciousness. Stay safe and keep up the good work Let’s Read
I was just thinking the same thing! They would play that clip on a commercial all the time when I was younger. I never liked Seinfeld but that makes me like it less.
I sometimes do when I realise I've listened to every single upload and I have to wait a day between Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and then two at the weekend. I'm not addicted though.
@@kys8381Joel is getting a law-hot of revenue from me. I have them playing through the night. When there's no new content I just spin the wheel and jab my finger to stop it. Wherever it lands, I listen from there but fast forward a bit because chances are, I've fallen asleep during the first bit at some point or another and, if I'm lucky, I'll FF to something my unconscious mind missed previously. That's the beauty.
YOU DID A STORY ON LAUREN SPIERER 😭😭😭 I went to school with her sister and she is incredibly kind, however, I never knew Lauren personally, but wow did this hit home!!! I’m blown away. Thank you so much
My BIL was kidnapped for a day once when we were in high school. He was on a school trip to Chicago for a couple of days. He and a friend wanted to find some weed so they asked some random guys on the street. Guys are like, yeah come with us. So they end up in the projects in a really bad neighborhood and they realize something is not right. They try to leave but the guys separate them. My BIL gets taken to an ATM where they try to make him empty his account. Instead, my BIL runs, losing a shoe in the process. The kidnapper pulls a gun but decides not to shoot and BIL gets away. His friend is still back in the projects. He decides his best option is to befriend these guys. They eventually let him leave and even exchange phone numbers lol. This only lasted a few hours but still was not a fun experience for anyone.
That poor mother lost her daughter, watching her son's grow up, lost her husband, gained public humiliation and lost her freedom. The husband lost, his daughter his wife. The son's lost their sister and mother. I'm sure they lost trust in officials. Media coverage should be outlawed during trials as others opinions hugely impact judges decisions and ultimately don't matter.
If they were able to accuse that woman in the first story on some crazy claims without very much evidence...how is it that people are still walking free when there is SO much evidence pointing to one person being guilty?! Like the still a mystery series..some of those stories are a slap in the face to the victims families! I feel like they really went out on some outrageous theories on the first story and they were able to put that woman in jail when it really wasn't her fault!
Honestly I am so mad at the first story..the fact they imprisoned her and it was animals who killed the child..I blame the authorities and even the public for putting that woman into all that pain and confinement..I think the woman should have sued the police department and literally I don't see how it took another dog victim for people to find out the harm was not inflicted by a person... its disgusting how people would naturally assume the mother did it without proof there was foul play..she must have went through so much psychological damage...I feel super bad for her and she did not deserve that.
I think this is the soonest I've been here....uploaded 4 minutes ago. :o I'm in for a good next hour! Edit: oh my god halfway through the first story I realized it was the "a dingo ate my baby" story. This is why people need to respect and fear wildlife, no matter how cute or unassuming they can seem. But holy crap the Australian courts suck. On the 2nd story, while horrifyingly tragic, getting a lawyer is an extremely smart move - especially if you're innocent. The trope of "You got a lawyer so that means you're guilty" needs to end. Innocent people have unintentionally shot themselves in the foot by being overly cooperative with the police.
He doesn't usually post such brutal and gorey stories of torture. I read all the details of that case once and I refuse to read or watch anything about that again. There are several similar cases all over the world
@@dahliacheung6020 found out he did post about it in one of his videos about the Akuza but I know I can’t ever listen to the story again. It’s terrible.
I remember the front page of the Sun, newspaper was a picture of a bloody ripped & torn baby's jumpsuit, then the Media circus started... Cheers from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
I'm an Australian born July 1980 and grew up hearing the stupid jokes at school "a dingo killed my baby"! Even as a kid I knew this was wrong and disgusting. That poor family. Thank you for telling this story with compassion.
Wow…. Just wow. These stories were amazing!!! Really crazy and sad but I really enjoyed listening to them. They’re so sad for the people!! Insane this world isn’t it!!
What's up, Joel. I just wanted to say that you have a great community/fam&FANS on here!!!!!!!!!....Your people are cool..Anyways, we're all loyal to you bro, may you keep on keepin' on!!!!!!! Peace, bro and peace to this community!!!! Stay Safe Out There Guys!!! Peace, I'm out......
This is why i prefer supernatural stuff. I’m less scared of that, than of the people who persecute innocents and lives are ruined. More than anything, it’s people who can be truly terrifying.
Humans scare me it isn't ghosts it's people and how evil they can be really were the danger are own kind to us cuz something in their heads snapped or their truly just evil and wants to see the world burn and to hurt people
I love all your videos but this is definitely one if not my favourite thank you so much just the distraction I needed this morning 💕 Hope you have an awesome day everyone 😘🏴
It's so sad and also ridiculous that people back then apparently wanted so badly to preserve their idea of a wild animal being harmless that they opted to concoct wild mass guesses (I can't call them theories, because those are backed with evidence) about a grieving mother having murdered her baby for the lulz or something.
Regarding story #2, if anyone wanna know more about the case, I recommend listening to the Crime Weekly Podcast, they recently covered it great depth. And regarding story #5, heard about it on another TH-cam-channel a while back, in which they also included a picture of the boy. Imagine my surprise when it popped up and I saw pretty much the male doppelganger of kid me. 😳
A DINGO STOLE MY BABY! Classic! I have always asked who would leave a 2 month old baby in a tent w/ two young kids? That baby should have been with her parents.
TLDR: If you have to earn it, it is not love. From my life experience as a daughter, wife, and mom, I am sharing what, IMO, love is* and love is not**. *LOVE IS : patient, kind, and given freely without expecting something in return. **LOVE IS NOT: selfish, used to manipulate, used as an excuse of controlling or guilting someone to tolerate verbal, psychological, physical and other abuses. If you are dating someone who calls the later "love" get away asap. If you have a parent, per Story 4, who "loves" in that way, do whatever is in your power to avoid that parent. It may be impossible, but you can tell yourself daily that you are worth real love, and you will have real love one day. Love is a verb. Though falling in love with someone is often not a choice, staying in love is a daily choice. Loving is an emotion that you have to feed well so it stays healthy. What makes you feel loved? (Story 4 has my stomach in knots. I really hope there is an answer in this case, and I plan to look up the case.)
The dingo story is incredibly rough, but also a harrowing reminder of why you should NEVER interact with wildlife. ESPECIALLY in Australia. Also, how insulting that after all that family went through….they don’t even get a third of what they had to spend on legal fees? Seriously, the whole situation is sickening.
@Lets Read! Really sorry you probably got alcohol poisoning for your B-Day stream, but, when are you going to live stream again? We miss you!!! In case you're thinking about it, Sundays are best, (since I don't work the next morning) :P I really miss your live streams
Who leaves kids that age in their own tent? That's what cabin tents are for. In the end both of the parents are at fault. They didn't murder her, they put her out for bait.
Exactly. Whether she murdered her daughter or not, it’s neglect to begin with. And bringing a newborn into the wild like that? When they’re so fragile at that point??
And left it open, too, sounds like. They never claimed that the dingo tore its way in. Meaning it was an open front tent. Extremely neglectful and foolish. But I don't know that it's worth a murder charge and a prison sentence.
@@saturdaymourning5582 yeah, ultimately it’s a very tragic accident that occurred as a result of poor choices so I’m not sure if charging them with anything would do much
That's what I'm saying she wanted an apology like ok but ur the resone ur even in that place u don't bring a bby to the outback with all kind of things like that I don't blame the judge for thinking she did it they could have looked into it more but their was not proof a animal did that
Can anyone provide any links to info on the last one? I tried to look for it and all of the stories I found said the people in the tanker truck lived and don’t mention anything about a child
I'm from the area around indiana university and I remember the first day I saw Lauren's missing poster. Sometimes I still hear it mentioned and it's weird to know something like that happened in my hometown. My grandma still thinks she was dumped in one of the quarries.
For the first story, I’ve heard completely different court cases on that. CaseFiles reads about it and the line a dingo ate my baby comes from her discovering the baby being gone which is why there is more suspicion about her killing the baby than a dingo actually eating the baby. It’s interesting to see the more victimized version. By that I mean, the version where it focuses more on the torment the mom faced instead of the murder of the baby.
I wonder for the Calico case, did investigators question the Polaroid company about persons Who might have special access to cameras as like beta testing. Or if someone which more reach was able to acquire the cameras before they came out…
IDK but, I really, REALLY love your voice. I found out about you on animated true dark stories Ace Animations. And yeah, pretty much, I can't fall asleep without listening to your voice. :3 New subscriber here!
I'm glad ppl care about and rescue animals from abusive situations. But I also don't get it when ppl think these dogs are remotely nice looking. Their heads are not proportional and they just look gross. Glad she has a nice home tho. Even the ugly ones deserve love. 🙃
They really need to do better of keeping media and biased out of the courtroom. Doesn’t belong there. Otherwise you end up with people wrongfully imprisoned like that poor mother.
I knew there was a true story behind the whole Dingos Ate My Baby thing, but I never knew that they accused the poor mother of murdering the baby. And sent her to prison! How horrible!
And she will never get that time that she spent in prison back
I know right? Justice in the U.S., Western Europe (United Kingdom), France, Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands (Holland), Italy, Japan, and now Australia is dead! Justice is fucked up! Who agrees with me?
I can't believe I never knew the full true story either and whomever wrote that story did a great job with all the detail and how they really drove home the whole entire sheer horrificness of what first had happened but how it could've. Possibly continued to worsen beyond belief the way it did... so heartbreaking and than outrageous for the family to go thru...
She still gets abuse from vile people!
When the very ones that should defend us are the monsters themselves...that was so heartbreaking to hear. Years in prison for something she *never* did.
Wow those Australian detectives are reaching hard aren't they!!!! The theory they came up with made no sense at all and there was evidence of animals......I still don't get how found this poor woman guilty......this is insane!!!!!
Cause she did it!!!....
Lindy Chamberlain was treated atrociously. It would be interesting to see how the forensics would result today. Also it’s “a dingoes got my baby!” She yelled it as she saw the dingo leave the children’s tent with something in its mouth.
It's still so endlessly horrible that a woman having her baby taken by wild animals became a source of ridicule for so long, and the woman herself was accused of murdering her baby and even wrongfully sent to prison, all because for some reason, people were unwilling to believe dingoes are capable of dragging off and killing a literal infant.
It had happened again after this but the parents got the baby back before they were killed. Just proved it even further... Sad
A Cry in the Dark is the movie version from story #1 with Meryl Streep. It's a great film about the dingo case. It just goes to show how in modern day times witch hunting still goes on. Joel I love you! You make these stories come alive! Thank you for all your hard work.
You have helped me so much throughout the years, from college all the way to professional work, I listen always whilst working!
Thank you for EVERYTHING, you're the best!
Story #2 if my friend went missing damn straight I would lawyer up. There are too many cases of innocent people being interrogated till they mentally break and confess. I don't trust law enforcement either. However I don't think her friends killed her, at least not in the ones mentioned. If you're drunk friends want to leave, take their keys or give them a ride home. Look out for each other, a little inconvenience is the least you can do!!
I’ve watched too many JCS psychology videos to know it’s stupid to talk to police without lawyer, even if I know Im innocent.
Joel needs his own anthology series. He narrates, and we get full episodes of what happened. To make things different, whenever someone has internal dialogue, Joel narrates that too. That way we can get the deep voice “I’m a 15 year old teenage girl” meta.
I feel so bad for that family. Not only did they lose a child but people still remember their horror as a joke. It’s like the woman who sued McDonald’s for burning her. Most people think it was frivolous but it wasn’t at all. There are a few cases like this, where the public knowledge is held more on the jokes made rather than what actually happened.
Yes!! That lady who spilt the McDonalds coffee over her legs, genitals and buttocks, i watched a documentary recently on that! I saw the photos of the awful burns, I feel sooo bad for her, in the media and like talk shows and everywhere she was mocked, the true info about her situation wasnt given and she wasnt allowed to talk about it while the lawsuit was in progress. There's so much more about her,and the events. I just feel so bad for her
@@Chelle8847 Exactly! She STILL has to deal with people teasing her for it but in actuality, maybe a beverage in a flimsy cup shouldn’t be hot enough to cause such burns through her clothes.
You hit that completely on the nail.
I don't often stay up to date with the news so by the time I get any info, it's often through a bad joke but yet I'm none the wiser to any actual events.
I usually hate watching the news for the dread it leaves in my head before bedtime.
However I can listen to these scary stories.
I guess the difference is because these stories often come from survivors which is a good feeling instead of a bad. But I appreciate the documentaries too which are eye openers.
But anyways, you hit that right on the nail. Because that's usually when I learn of anything in the news through jokes or gossip which isn't truly accurate.
Thank you! That McDonald's case was AWFUL!! Once I heard the details, I was stunned!!
@@GenXfrom75 It was, but it encourages me to try to look for more details to a case rather than a few snarky assertions.
As an Aussie I remember the Chamberlain story which happened when I was 12, the "dingo took my baby" line (which was initially what was claimed to have been said) was debated for a long time.
So many nasty things were on different shows from the USA that had no idea what they were ridiculing.
What...a baby killer....
Oh folks, please look out for yourselves and each other! Those of us who have had near-misses are the lucky ones.
I once got abducted by a trans mtf when I was 16 at a crack head place when I was going thru dark times and she drove me around for hours then watched me go into mine 😅🤣
Definitely going to get a good night’s sleep after this!
Thanks for telling us
Yeah I needed to know 🙂
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As an aussie- the Lindy Chamberlain case was household knowledge for decades afterwards. I'm amazed so many haven't heard of it! Glad it got some exposure here, it was definitely a case that divided the nation, even to this day. Sad though.
I love to have these playing in the background when I'm trying to take a nap, sleep or relax with my eyes closed.
Getting ready to do exactly that!
Drifting off to sleep as the next horror story narrates . . . .
"I'm Lilly and this happened to me 2 years ago while I was sleeping.
I never leave any windows or doors unlocked plus I have a security system but maybe this creep studied all of that because I woke up to find that I was duct taped to my bed and that my genitals were . . . "
Me :
Half hearing but waking up because of a sudden deep interest with a newly installed fear of how the hell the creep got in a totally locked home even with a security system and thinking to myself,
"which security system does this person have that failed to announce the break-in?? Dayam!! Do I need to change the one I have??"
Just teasing, good night y'all.
I live in Bloomington and I remember when the Lauren Spierer case happened. I was in second grade at the time and remember posters literally everywhere. Bloomington is such a small town and stuff like this does not happen. I’m certain there’s someone who knows what happened that night and is still keeping it a secret to this day. I can’t blame her friends for hiring lawyers, but of all the unusual events leading to her disappearance someone isn’t telling the truth. A sad story indeed and Indiana University being one of the biggest party college in the U.S. please be careful while going to bars and partying. Be with people you trust and please make smart decisions when it comes to altering your state of consciousness. Stay safe and keep up the good work Let’s Read
Didn't know that when Julia Louis Dreyfus said, "The dingo ate my baby" in Seinfeld, that this was the reference
I was just thinking the same thing! They would play that clip on a commercial all the time when I was younger. I never liked Seinfeld but that makes me like it less.
Actually it was.. "maybe the dingo ate your baby"
@@rachelhunter4 I never liked Seinfield , but I love curb your enthusiasm.
There was also a movie called, "A Cry in the dark" about the case.
@@soulslikeghosts Yep. Meryl Streep.
I know most of us don't regret subscribing to Let's Read.
I sometimes do when I realise I've listened to every single upload and I have to wait a day between Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and then two at the weekend. I'm not addicted though.
@@Alfofthyefax ah same here, sometimes I'll relisten to them
@@kys8381Joel is getting a law-hot of revenue from me. I have them playing through the night. When there's no new content I just spin the wheel and jab my finger to stop it. Wherever it lands, I listen from there but fast forward a bit because chances are, I've fallen asleep during the first bit at some point or another and, if I'm lucky, I'll FF to something my unconscious mind missed previously. That's the beauty.
Faeces!
@@DodongoManoof Awww bless. here's the attention you seek. xxxxx
I love Joel's graphic artist almost as much as I love him.
YOU DID A STORY ON LAUREN SPIERER 😭😭😭 I went to school with her sister and she is incredibly kind, however, I never knew Lauren personally, but wow did this hit home!!! I’m blown away. Thank you so much
My nightly drug, sweet dreams gang. Best narrator for chill time. Great work bro, awesome story choices!!
My BIL was kidnapped for a day once when we were in high school.
He was on a school trip to Chicago for a couple of days. He and a friend wanted to find some weed so they asked some random guys on the street. Guys are like, yeah come with us. So they end up in the projects in a really bad neighborhood and they realize something is not right. They try to leave but the guys separate them. My BIL gets taken to an ATM where they try to make him empty his account. Instead, my BIL runs, losing a shoe in the process. The kidnapper pulls a gun but decides not to shoot and BIL gets away.
His friend is still back in the projects. He decides his best option is to befriend these guys. They eventually let him leave and even exchange phone numbers lol.
This only lasted a few hours but still was not a fun experience for anyone.
BIL. ???
@@stevemarshall5197 brother in law
They let him leave and exchanged phone numbers?
Either that guy was really damn charismatic, or the kidnappers weren't too keen on being criminals...
As appalling as the first story was, I'm not entirely surprised because humans are such destructive beings.
I heard “the dingos ate my baby” from Seinfeld. Never knew it was a true story☹️
That's where I first heard it also. I believe it was Elaine who said it.
Me too 😢 I don’t know how to feel about laughing and repeating this phrase a lot, without knowing it’s based on a true story. And such a tragic one.
@@patiencematthews1715 YES! That's where I heard it from too. Haha. Didn't realize there was a story to it. The more you know I guess.
@@djthebigkor-ian8074 Right! I can't even repeat it jokingly now. I'll have to tell the whole story behind it.
I think I’ve heard it on family guy as well
YES scary stories and baking 😩😩
Oooo what did you make?????????
@@call_me_mrhate165 soft pretzels and beer cheese sauce!!
@@jupsoup2444 ooh hell yeah was it good asf? bb I usually make dinner for my family to these. Cheesy rice and beef was so good 🤤
I know this is a legitimate danger but the theme reminds me of that one John Mulaney skit with “Street Smarts!” 😂
How the hell did the police come to the conclusion they did in story #1. What the hell
That poor mother lost her daughter, watching her son's grow up, lost her husband, gained public humiliation and lost her freedom. The husband lost, his daughter his wife. The son's lost their sister and mother. I'm sure they lost trust in officials.
Media coverage should be outlawed during trials as others opinions hugely impact judges decisions and ultimately don't matter.
Thank you for reporting accurately on the Lindy Chamberlain case
Appreciate 🌹
If they were able to accuse that woman in the first story on some crazy claims without very much evidence...how is it that people are still walking free when there is SO much evidence pointing to one person being guilty?! Like the still a mystery series..some of those stories are a slap in the face to the victims families! I feel like they really went out on some outrageous theories on the first story and they were able to put that woman in jail when it really wasn't her fault!
*cough, cough* Casey Anthony....
Honestly I am so mad at the first story..the fact they imprisoned her and it was animals who killed the child..I blame the authorities and even the public for putting that woman into all that pain and confinement..I think the woman should have sued the police department and literally I don't see how it took another dog victim for people to find out the harm was not inflicted by a person... its disgusting how people would naturally assume the mother did it without proof there was foul play..she must have went through so much psychological damage...I feel super bad for her and she did not deserve that.
I think this is the soonest I've been here....uploaded 4 minutes ago. :o I'm in for a good next hour!
Edit: oh my god halfway through the first story I realized it was the "a dingo ate my baby" story. This is why people need to respect and fear wildlife, no matter how cute or unassuming they can seem. But holy crap the Australian courts suck.
On the 2nd story, while horrifyingly tragic, getting a lawyer is an extremely smart move - especially if you're innocent. The trope of "You got a lawyer so that means you're guilty" needs to end. Innocent people have unintentionally shot themselves in the foot by being overly cooperative with the police.
Just in time! I love listening to these stories while I clean! Thank you Joel
He should post about Junko furuta. More people need to know her story. “Concrete-encased high school girl murder case”.
Totally agree, that case is pretty horrific.
He doesn't usually post such brutal and gorey stories of torture. I read all the details of that case once and I refuse to read or watch anything about that again. There are several similar cases all over the world
@@dahliacheung6020 found out he did post about it in one of his videos about the Akuza but I know I can’t ever listen to the story again. It’s terrible.
bless this channel for the content it uploads.
first story makes me so upset i hate the police
Well, back to listening to older videos until the next one.😌 Thanks again for making these for us! 😌
I remember the front page of the Sun, newspaper was a picture of a bloody ripped & torn baby's jumpsuit, then the Media circus started... Cheers from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
YES! I'm ready! About to toke up then do my makeup while listening to this. Volume at the highest setting in my earbuds ❤️
I'm an Australian born July 1980 and grew up hearing the stupid jokes at school "a dingo killed my baby"! Even as a kid I knew this was wrong and disgusting. That poor family. Thank you for telling this story with compassion.
Wow…. Just wow. These stories were amazing!!! Really crazy and sad but I really enjoyed listening to them. They’re so sad for the people!! Insane this world isn’t it!!
What's up, Joel. I just wanted to say that you have a great community/fam&FANS on here!!!!!!!!!....Your people are cool..Anyways, we're all loyal to you bro, may you keep on keepin' on!!!!!!! Peace, bro and peace to this community!!!! Stay Safe Out There Guys!!! Peace, I'm out......
Well said!!!
@@jamiethomas5184 ----Hey, Thanks!! I Appreciate that. Enjoy the stories😉😉
100% !!!!!! Thank you Sir Let’s Read !!!! 🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺🦘🐨
@@calebbbguinaneee5251 ---Awesome, I love that you called him, Sir!!!....
This is why i prefer supernatural stuff. I’m less scared of that, than of the people who persecute innocents and lives are ruined. More than anything, it’s people who can be truly terrifying.
Preach.
Humans scare me it isn't ghosts it's people and how evil they can be really were the danger are own kind to us cuz something in their heads snapped or their truly just evil and wants to see the world burn and to hurt people
Ohh yay I'm gonna listen to this while writing!
This is probably his best video so far!
I love all your videos but this is definitely one if not my favourite thank you so much just the distraction I needed this morning 💕 Hope you have an awesome day everyone 😘🏴
I honestly get SO happy, when I get a notification for a new video.
I second that!!
I remember that story about the dingos when it was in news. She was hated. The whole world believed she killed her baby. The poor woman 😥
It's so sad and also ridiculous that people back then apparently wanted so badly to preserve their idea of a wild animal being harmless that they opted to concoct wild mass guesses (I can't call them theories, because those are backed with evidence) about a grieving mother having murdered her baby for the lulz or something.
Story #4 the only happy ending lol. Story #5 is wtf? So many questions!!
The Dingo story is gonna give me nightmares for days. This is something no parents must endure
Yay just in time for me to relax for bed😅
My fav notification
How often do you update your podcasts? I've recently binged thru all of them on Spotify... I need more when I can't get to crap tube... 😩
Story # 3 sex trafficking was my first thought. The strange case of reoccurring pictures was so strange I don't know what to think.
Regarding story #2, if anyone wanna know more about the case, I recommend listening to the Crime Weekly Podcast, they recently covered it great depth.
And regarding story #5, heard about it on another TH-cam-channel a while back, in which they also included a picture of the boy. Imagine my surprise when it popped up and I saw pretty much the male doppelganger of kid me. 😳
hello love your storytelling
I haven't heard these before and they were all interesting thank you
It is my birthday today and this is the first thing I woke up to!!
OMG! That Last One Was Trippy!!!
That poor woman the law failed her *SO BAD*
I always listen to this type of videos while playing video games
The moment he said the word "dingo" I knew where it was going 💀
A DINGO STOLE MY BABY! Classic! I have always asked who would leave a 2 month old baby in a tent w/ two young kids? That baby should have been with her parents.
I love the scary stories it always helps me sleep 💤 😴 😌 ☺ 😪
Your intro visual is the best!!!
I saw the movie about the first story. Fucking heartbreaking what that poor family went through.
Aliens. So weird. 2 Nordic looking people w bright blue eyes and blind hair...weird af
Yayyyyy!!! Love seeing new content so often!!
TLDR: If you have to earn it, it is not love. From my life experience as a daughter, wife, and mom, I am sharing what, IMO, love is* and love
is not**.
*LOVE IS : patient, kind, and given freely without expecting something in return.
**LOVE IS NOT: selfish, used to manipulate, used as an excuse of controlling or guilting someone to tolerate verbal, psychological, physical and other abuses. If you are dating someone who calls the later "love" get away asap. If you have a parent, per Story 4, who "loves" in that way, do whatever is in your power to avoid that parent. It may be impossible, but you can tell yourself daily that you are worth real love, and you will have real love one day. Love is a verb. Though falling in love with someone is often not a choice, staying in love is a daily choice. Loving is an emotion that you have to feed well so it stays healthy. What makes you feel loved?
(Story 4 has my stomach in knots. I really hope there is an answer in this case, and I plan to look up the case.)
The dingo story is incredibly rough, but also a harrowing reminder of why you should NEVER interact with wildlife.
ESPECIALLY in Australia.
Also, how insulting that after all that family went through….they don’t even get a third of what they had to spend on legal fees? Seriously, the whole situation is sickening.
I remember hearing about Dingos eating babies in the 90s. I was a child but heard stories and jokes often.
Yay. Hiya Joel. Gimme some links to where I can submit stories please. I've got a few I'd like to share.
Reddit bro
r/nosleep
The stories you come up with keep me mesmerized... When am I going to do dinner?? 😅😅😅
Thanks for another great vid Lets Read! :)
I’ve completely forgotten how I used to fall asleep before I found this channel! 🙈🥰
I have a Dingo x. She isn't aggressive at all, not overly fast either.
where can i find or what is the sound affect at 16:49
Lets Read! Is too good to save for later tonight
@Lets Read! Really sorry you probably got alcohol poisoning for your B-Day stream, but, when are you going to live stream again? We miss you!!! In case you're thinking about it, Sundays are best, (since I don't work the next morning) :P I really miss your live streams
woooo!
Who leaves kids that age in their own tent? That's what cabin tents are for. In the end both of the parents are at fault. They didn't murder her, they put her out for bait.
Exactly. Whether she murdered her daughter or not, it’s neglect to begin with. And bringing a newborn into the wild like that? When they’re so fragile at that point??
Who even brings 2 small children and a literal baby camping in an area they could easily get seperated
And left it open, too, sounds like. They never claimed that the dingo tore its way in. Meaning it was an open front tent. Extremely neglectful and foolish. But I don't know that it's worth a murder charge and a prison sentence.
@@saturdaymourning5582 yeah, ultimately it’s a very tragic accident that occurred as a result of poor choices so I’m not sure if charging them with anything would do much
That's what I'm saying she wanted an apology like ok but ur the resone ur even in that place u don't bring a bby to the outback with all kind of things like that I don't blame the judge for thinking she did it they could have looked into it more but their was not proof a animal did that
Can anyone provide any links to info on the last one? I tried to look for it and all of the stories I found said the people in the tanker truck lived and don’t mention anything about a child
I love the name of that area. It’s so pretty.
. The infamous "dingos ate my baby" case.....??!
Ohh so now I know where Seth MacFarlane got the name “Dingo and the Baby”.
A Dingo stole my baby well known quote from Lindy Chambellin
Dingoes REALLY DID TAKE those people's baby. Dingoes are extremely fearless & opportunistic hunters & scavengers.
I'm from the area around indiana university and I remember the first day I saw Lauren's missing poster. Sometimes I still hear it mentioned and it's weird to know something like that happened in my hometown. My grandma still thinks she was dumped in one of the quarries.
For the first story, I’ve heard completely different court cases on that. CaseFiles reads about it and the line a dingo ate my baby comes from her discovering the baby being gone which is why there is more suspicion about her killing the baby than a dingo actually eating the baby.
It’s interesting to see the more victimized version. By that I mean, the version where it focuses more on the torment the mom faced instead of the murder of the baby.
I wonder for the Calico case, did investigators question the Polaroid company about persons
Who might have special access to cameras as like beta testing. Or if someone which more reach was able to acquire the cameras before they came out…
These videos help me sleep lol
All these videos are so sad 😔 RIP to all of you .
My favorites are Ghost , Demon , Skinwalker , Urban exploration , home alone stories
Got my Chilling app the other day and I absolutely loved it!!! Much love from Colorado!! 💜
Talk about perfect timing 😊🙏🏽
Yupi
IDK but, I really, REALLY love your voice. I found out about you on animated true dark stories Ace Animations. And yeah, pretty much, I can't fall asleep without listening to your voice. :3 New subscriber here!
I'm glad ppl care about and rescue animals from abusive situations. But I also don't get it when ppl think these dogs are remotely nice looking. Their heads are not proportional and they just look gross. Glad she has a nice home tho. Even the ugly ones deserve love. 🙃
Anyone else thinking " Dingo are my baby!"?
Good morning everyone!!
Pls keep rolling out videos