Killer Teen Doesnt Realize He's Been Caught
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- Following a heated argument, Gregory did his absolute best to stage the crime scene as a burglary. Thankfully, detectives were not buying his story, and although they were initially met with a wall of doubt, they would eventually unearth the admissions of a cold-hearted, callous killer...
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:42 Gail Cleavenger
04:00 Gregory Ramos
07:27 911 CALL & BODYCAM
10:30 Removing the mask
16:19 The Crime
20:11 Legal Proceedings
25:33 Remembering Gail, Outro
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He killed his mom to avoid being grounded for maybe for a bad grade but now he's grounded for 45 years. Does this even make sense when you are thinking about it?
When he was grounded at home he didn't have to worry about being "graped" either 😂
Murderers aren't very smart people
I feel bad for him. If it was any other woman the story would have been "minor kills in defense tries to cover it up out of fear" but since it's his mom it's "evil boy killed perfect mother and tries to cover it up because he's EVIL!"
It's genuinely insane that parents are just allowed to assault their kids and if the kid defends themselves they're in the wrong.
@@joeycampbell940ur delusional
@joeycampbell940 Unfortunately, that's the thing. There's no way to tell if the mother was being abusive towards him or not since she's dead. I don't want to let child abusers get away either, but at the same time, I'd like to avoid accusing a deceased person for something they probably didn't do.
My child went to school with him and also played at/ for the same softball/baseball league for the city of Deltona. His mom was always a hands on mom and always seemed concerned with her son. She was at every game... every practice.
We held a vigil at the ball park for her... there wasn't a dry eye.
RIP to an amazing woman and mother.
She obviously loved so much, such a shame
@@ellienorxrigby She really was. She was his biggest cheerleader. Everyone was absolutely blindsided... no one expected any of it.
Well, since some of us know she was abusive, you said it best “hands on”
Quite possibly "too" involved? she seemed a bit too in his business. Maybe he felt smothered?
@@duchessofhazjack4878What are you saying, exactly? That because she may have been overbearing she deserved to be murdered? Damn, the excuses y’all make to justify violence against women is concerning.
I can only imagine how happy she was when she was pregnant with him, when she gave birth to him, when she raised him, feeding him, teaching him to say his first words and take his first steps..
And I can only imagine how terrified and saddened she was when that same child she made and raised… murdered her.
May she rest in peace..
Her first husband was abusive.. He must take after his dad
@Buneilly.. wow..(sighh..)..Soo..
Verry Sad 😢.., A Horrible Travesty..
This is why dedicated, present and supportive fathers are so important. Her father could have and should have helped her in not choosing an abusive degenerate man to sleep with and have a kid with. And had this kid had a decent father to discipline and help raise him the way a man should be raised....perhaps and more likely things could have played out different and this kid wouldn't be su h an overweight, selfish degenerate who's also violent towards women.
We need more present fathers an LESS single mothers.
I hate how these psychopaths do the worst crimes possible and then show up in court all teary-eyed expecting forgiveness. We need to stop enabling that mindset. Some things are unforgivable and this is one of them.
They're forgivable, but deserve the consequences of their actions..
@@barefootkid592.0no some things are unforgivable
@@barefootkid592.0 They're not forgivable AT ALL unless it's a genuine accident. That's a delusional mindset.
@@OkamiLyra That's not how God sees it, they do deserve to be forgiven, but that doesn't mean they don't deserve the consequences of their actions.. Jesus said to forgive 70x7.. is that what you tell people that have forgiven murderers of family members, that their delusional? It's not delusional, it's a very healthy attitude, God shows us that a bitter heart is like a death sentence..Forgivenes is being able to realize its time to move on.. your thinking is toxic..
@@barefootkid592.0 Oh, that explains your insane mindset, You're one of THOSE religious folk who things everything shoud be forgiven.
Would YOU be over here preaching forgiveness if the case wasn't about a murder, but about a violent rape? Probably! That's all you religious people do, is say people should forgive others for the worst, most despicable and inhumane actions.
YOUR thinking is toxic. You're gonna convince people who have been horrifically hurt to forgive their abusers one day, like they have to do that lest God fuck them over. It IS delusional to say that one who murders a relative who loved them without any remore should be forgiven.
The way he so nonchalantly describes how he tried to get her wedding ring off her finger to pawn it, realized it was stuck and just went "oh well"... I know a lot of murderers think like this, but many wouldn't say this out loud. Hearing a child say this about their own mother... scary.
That speaks to some degree of sociopathy, although he may also be going for bravado and pretending he cared less than he actually did.
not scary at all...once you understand these people exist....you all think this stuff is an aberration...but it is perfectly normal for such killers...unless you really...understand that you wont ever see these people clearly....also notice the mentality of his friends....birds of a feather
Umm, that door doesn't look like it was "forcibly torn from it's hinges ".....
well, by that stage she wasn’t his mother but rather an obstacle…
All three just don't care at all.
His nonchalance is insane to witness
Disturbing as well. He acted like it was just another day.
I find it very intriguing though.
@@nekonomicon2983Me too, I think that popularity of videos like this says the fascination with such a cold lack of empathy isnt unusual though.
He must be a psychopath
I think its a trauma response just to keep going no matter what happens
What is scary, that he is eligible for parole in 25yrs. If he was that much of a sociopath at 15, I can imagine what he will be like after being in prison for 25yrs
I imagine if he's still a sociopath, he would not get parole
He is only eligible for parole then. His mother's family will also speak to the parole board. To quote Gregory, " Oh well."
And we wonder why Florida Man is a thing.
@jaykim You’d hope so. Unfortunately a lot of judges in the US - especially the south - take pity on white men who go to jail “with their whole future ahead of them”.
I hope he never sees freedom but that doesn’t seem likely in this case.
usually i think inmate in for 25 or more never get parole the first time around.
15:08 “…oh well, whatever.” That is one of the most insane things I’ve ever heard.
Like it's no big deal
@@maryeckel9682 he seemed to genuinely feel that way.
Imagine living your life and giving birth to your killer. Yikes.
Srsly, this is one of many reasons I chose to never have children.
@ExiledStardust unfortunately children are a reflection of two parents. It's on you to raise them right. I'm not victim blaming, she obviously did not deserve to die but nobody is born a murderer or born evil. We are a product of our environments and influences
@@ExiledStardustthis kid looks like a reflection of his father.
@@JPayne95 While you're not wrong that nobody's _born_ a psychopath, there are genetic factors that can make a child more likely to _develop_ psychopathic traits, and it's widely accepted (reinforced by numerous studies) these genes are partly heritable. Consider that Gregory's biological father was abusive, it's likely his father possessed these genes, passed it on to his son, and triggered their expression through abuse before Gail finally divorced him.
No amount of nurture can prevent the further development of psychopathic traits once they've started, lifelong therapy and possibly medication is needed to manage it at that point.
@@JPayne95so what you are saying is that every single person who commits murder, it is their parents fault for the way they raised them.
Somehow the bit about trying to cut off his Mum’s wedding ring is the most chilling thing about this.
I wonder how a wonderful mother could give birth to such a osycopath of a son.
That was actually the most impressive part. He has a keen sense for business.
That’s was terrible. I couldn’t believe what I heard.
good thing she wasn't wearing a necklace.
@@azazello1784 Nah, but good try at being edgy.
As a mother of a 16 year old, stories like this make me grateful that he is such a good person. And I credit a lot of that to his friends who are also very good people.
Mother of a 17 year old here. His friends got him into the drama club and he's been having a blast with it. I've got such a great teenager
@@SnuSnuDungeonwhat a square
@@Ruffmushbadboythat better be a compliment, especially with your handle.
What about my handle
Keep it that way...don't beat on him so he doesn't flip out on you.
Man there’s something about honest confessions like this that is bone chilling scary and that he just acts like he accidentally burnt cookies or something. Crazy
He likely thought it made him look like a badass. -.-
Kids now a days can be outright scary and not mentally there or have a sense of reality . Esp with the internet and videos and movies and games they think a lot of that stuff is real or they can do it etc etc. I couldn’t imagine raising a kid in this generation omg
This generation is the first in living history, who thinks they're entitled to the standard of living that it's taken their parents a lifetime to achieve.Consequences of their actions are rarely enforced, if ever. The laws changed and made the parents culpable for their kid's behavior. That wouldn't be a terribly bad thing as parents often need to be held accountable for absent parenting but the children have no such enforcement.
How many videos have we watched where a teenager taunts people, including the police, by saying "I'm a minor, you can't touch me"! The law needs to change so that they can be held accountable, even as minors, so that corrective behaviors and counseling can make them into a better person who will be a productive member of society, instead of a blight. We have to stop blowing off their behaviors, violence and disrespect to authorities, just because they're minors. Otherwise we get this, a teenager tried as an adult, and put in real prison, where they will just learn how to be a better criminal.@@lisavanderpump7475
That is pretty much textbook sociopath behavior. He is not a full psychopath because he still understands that what he did was wrong and tries to hide it, but he only acts that way because he thinks that is what normal people are supposed to do. In his own mind, he probably really doesn't see difference between killing a person and breaking someone's stuff, only similarity between the two to him is that he is going to end up in trouble and it is a chore.
It wasn't an honest confession he first offered in admitting to kill his mother. He pretended at first that he had reacted to his mother slapping and physically attacking him, when in truth he had gone to her bedroom after midnight when she was sleeping to kill her. It seemed to me like a vendetta.
Stages a robbery...throws dishes around...thinks it's convicing
I'll get you Williams-Sonoma. I'll get you if it's the last thing I do.
I mean, the friends did actually steal some of his stuff (or at least store it, little unclear) and they literally kicked the door down, so… 😐
@@jackdawjohnson7436 On another channel I saw this part. What actually happened according to the other channel was that this little killer dude actually GAVE the items to his friends to hold onto (or keep; can't remember now) to make it appear as though he'd been robbed. They didn't steal the items from him. He knew they had them.
it was until they found his friends
Lots of people do that….they think from movies that “robbery =disheveled” so they make a mess and call it a robbery. But they forget it has to somewhat make sense and that throwing clothes or dishes around doesn’t fit s ribbed looking for items they can turn into money.
It’s nice to hear a caring dispatcher for a change.
Hear hear!
And yet it was this ungrateful piece of trash who experienced her kindness.
They are awful in general. Well, because they work for the police and police aren't usually kind or gentle.
😂 clearly listening with a bias. Do you want them to sit there counseling them? They have to get to the point meanwhile the people on the otherside are panicked, screaming, crying, shouting, not listening, obfuscating, trying to give their narrative, and more. They need to get to the point to get the people they need as quickly as possible. It's not an easy job. You should try it before judging and see how "caring" you sound after getting multiple calls a day with the full array of human emotions ON THE PHONE
@honestyisadyingvirtue dispatchers are straight up assholes. Once in a while, you'll hear a resemblance of humanity.
We have ears...we listen to the tapes....don't tell us we're not hearing what we're hearing.
He is a true psychopath - no emotions, no concern about anything except himself.
I dread to think what future crimes are going to be committed by this entitled generation. Put entitlement and mental instability together, and you have a recipe for disaster.
My fiance lived right across from him....he went to our high school. It was weeks of pain and horror for the community and our school. Gail deserved so much better
Fiancée.....hahahaha....that was a good one.
Obviously a psychopath. Absolutely zero remorse.
Or as he would say 'zero f*cking remorse.'
Absolutely 😮
As a diagnosed High-functioning sociopath I can tell you unequivocally, that boy has no guilty feelings about his crime.. To him it was just another task to overcome so he could go about his day without further bother. Just as you feel about what you do when you wake and shower and brush your teeth to go about your day, this was no different to him. The whole suicid1de 3x, he was lying and trying to gain sympathy and further paint the picture of having feelings about the crime... I'm pretty sure others like me, all though few, we are out in the wild so to speak, walking next to you or passing by on a busy sidewalk and we notice each other with a glance, while the rest of society doesn't see the danger that lurks in the crowd. It's a gift to look at someone and know them better than they know themselves, a gift that comes with a lot of downsides that most will never understand or even grasp....
@@gamersplaygroundliquidm3th526I have a few questions respectfully. Being a sociopath does that mean you are prone to violence? Or thoughts of harming other people? Does this mean you are devoid of emotion or mask emotion. Always so curious about this
They're not actually crazy. They just make up nonsense about themselves because they can't stand not feeling special enough. @@harrypottah8889
The level of entitlement on this .... I'm speechless 😶
So if he thinks she deserves that for slapping him, what does he deserve for what he did? And if he snapped and did that in a fit of anger that’s one thing, but where’s his remorse? Where’s his ‘what have I done?! I miss my mom!’?
He's a sociopath, of course
Reap what you sow
I went into this expecting this kid to have let his emotions overcome him and did something incredibly stupid but damn that confession tho. Cutting off his mother's finger to pawn her wedding ring? Guess that's what I get for giving the kid the benefit of the doubt.
Watching this kid’s full interrogation really bothered me. Unbelievably evil.
I doubt that any of my friends are willing to help me get rid of a corpse. Neither am I willing to reciprocate.
Crazy attracts crazy I guess
If any one of my hs friends had told me they killed their parents, not only would I have left immediately but I would have informed the police. I’m not messing up my entire life to help you cover up a murder. I know teens are stupid but this case takes the cake.
But what if the friend who killed their parents threatens to kill you if you don’t help them cover up the murder? I never want to be in that situation.
@@floridamattsreviewsvlogsan3892unless he has a gun pointed at me, i can run faster scared than he can angry 🤣
They were going to school, if the friends were threatened, they could have called police once they weren't with the killer@@floridamattsreviewsvlogsan3892
You answered your own question, Kids can be stupid. Or they may be scared of the consequences so rayher not say anything. Having friends at a young age can be important to some too or the thought of being called a snitch can deter people. Theres so many reasons for young teens.
If we’re alone I might play along and pretend I’m cool with it but the moment I get the chance to get safely away I would call the cops.
as a silver lining/finding the helper moment, that emergency services dispatcher did an amazing job. I'm not sure who they are, but whoever you are, if you see this, I hope you know you did an amazing job...in a world where we've heard some very terrible dispatch calls of people not being taken seriously, not being treated with any compassion, or important questions not being asked, you took him seriously, you spoke to him with compassion and care (which is so important, because you never know if he's the killer or actually is a traumatized kid), but you ALSO managed to get details and information from him...truly fantastic and a credit to your profession.
I thought the same. it was refreshing after seeing/hearing so many incompetent, uncaring dispatchers
Exactly, I thought this too!! Most of the time when someone is calling to report someone that they live with missing, they're haven't killed that person, especially if the one reporting them missing is a child or teenager! It's far less than a hundred of the total multiple thousands of missing reports made each year where the person who is making the call had anything to do with it, and even less where they've killed them
What’s up with the kids? Their friend tells them he killed his mother, and they just go along and take things from the house, and help him mess up the house! They didn’t go to the police right away and tell them what their friend did! Wow! Sicko’s always stick together, terrible finds terrible.
I'm betting the friend's parents sleep with the bedroom door locked and a little something under their pillow just in case, I mean you have to have some serious doubts about what your kids are capable of if they cover up a murder.
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Complete psychopath. If he really thought he was justified he wouldn’t have staged the break in and then he put on that whole show. It’s especially telling how convincing he was in his 911 call.
If you believe the geniuses in the comments section then all psychopaths and sociopaths are blatantly obvious because they just don’t care about anything.
In reality, they’re manipulative and very rarely obvious. Usually very entitled.
Right? I was shocked that somebody so young could act like that, I’ve heard the cringiest acting from adult murderers all the time
@@iBadAshh which tells me he’s pretty much acting all his life…
He did karate so had other ways of defending himself. It seems more likely that he attacked her and his bruises are her fighting back.
Maybe it’s just knowing from the get-go he’s lying, but he didn’t sound particularly convincing to me.
If the mom was actually abusive, why did he feel the need to frame a robbery?
Because he hated her. I'd wager he didn't want to appear weak.
Young people this days scares the S** out of me, in this another case, a teen girl killed her dad with her bf and then went on the run and posted tictok about murdering her dad, this kids this days are terrifying.
I have worked with children who i can see end up doing time. Children are becoming more violent each year and its scary to think how the world will be when all these children are adults! I for one am glad i never had kids.
Wow. "I hope that he never finds forgiveness in himself".... Your narration near the end of this video... was profound.
Excellent content.
Excellent.
its pretty easy to "profound"...you
@@jadezee6316 And even easier to be a troll if one is desperate for attention.
@@It-is-me...Melsiedid you respond to get attention?
@@MelaNone Did you ?
@@_d98224You clearly did
What Gale's family wrote to Dillon shows how absolutely good hearted they are & that breaks my heart even more they had to go through this
Poor: "Sorry, kid. You're going to have to spend over two years in jail."
Not poor: "I see no reason to incarcerate you. Free to go!"
Hearing how he casually says that he kills his mother infuriates me 😡😤
All three of these kids aren’t exactly intellectual titans are they? If one of my friends told me that he killed his mother and I believed him, I would immediately call the police on him. Friend or not.
He was correct too when he said that they don't deserve to be incarcerated for his actions.... they deserve to be for their own actions.
Intellectual titans 😂😂😂😂
Know any kids his age who are? 😅
@nhmooytis7058 It doesn't take an intellectual titan or a grown adult to understand that murder is BAD. These kids' ages had nothing to do with their decisions.
@@Pepperham04 true.
I've seen the interrogation footage for this case, but I'm so excited to watch your coverage of the story, since you always go in-depth on the background of the victim and the perpetrator with empathetic detail and context. I'm happy to get to properly learn about who Gail was and honor her over what happened to her. Thank you for covering this case!!
Same 😊 I love the way he tells the stories 👌doesn't matter which case I've already seen coffeehouse crime is my binge watch 👌👌👌👌👌
I agree 100% with both of y'all's comments. I love this channel as a whole.. keep up the excellent work Adrian, 👍🏽🇺🇸
Is the entire interrogation footage shown here or did he cut any out? Cuz I'm really curious why they didn't question him at all about his mom attacking him being the reason he strangled her, cuz if she struck his face then started beating him then grabbing her throat would be one of the only ways to actually stop her beating you cuz if you're being hit you don't have a way to stop yourself being hit especially if your arms aren't up or you were just struck in the face, you can't always throw a punch, or he mightve just grabbed out if instinct because he was being repeatedly hit, ans it doesn't make any sense the they didn't question him about the actual act of "murder" more, since they wanted to know if he'd killed her and jf since he had how and why. And you'd think they ask more details not just hear "we had an argument, she hit my face then bear me so I strangled her [in self defence]". He also didn't say he meant to kill her but didn't say he didn't mean to, and he did then try to hide it all and her body, and got two friends involved, so he did deserve to he both for those crimes, and her death, just it doesn't sound like murder but manslaughter (accidental killing) in self defence, for which surely a 15 year old that was being beaten by someone who hit him first with him doing nothing to provoke it (disagreeing with things her while she was having a go at him aggressively is not provocation or in any way a reasonable resolution to assault him). Sorry to go on so much, just wanted to share my thoughts, I'm really curious why he was instantly condemned by the narrator despite him showing literally no questions asked about how many times she hit him or how long he strangled her for or anything like it.
Wow, you’re almost at 2million, Adrian! It’s been a pleasure watching your channel grow!!
The main reason you hear so much about Florida is not that they have crazy people, but maybe they do. Is that the laws in place to get information is a lot easier than most other states
Yeah they actually report and prosecute crime as opposed to states that hide it. Crime has increased 400% in cities like Portland but the media lies and says it’s not happening and they shut off comment sections.
I can't even think of seeing my parents in pain, it'd just break my heart. For this idiot to kill his mom over an argument over grades is heartbreaking. Having the nerve to lie about her abusing him, and then call her a b_tch after murdering her and putting her into a hole. He really didn't lover her over something as trivial as an argument. I think based on that, he feigned remorse. But it's not my place to say. I hope Gail's family is healing. She didn't deserve any of that, and she deserved a better son.
Same. And my mother was abusive and cruel, but I still would have hated to see something terrible to happen to her.
@@It-is-me...Melsie I'm sorry you endured abuse from your mother. That's terrible.
@@ADreamCalledeternity Thank you.
How do you know he lied about his mom hitting him? It's a common parental thing that happens.
@@pureone8350 There are several articles I've read after watching this. One specifically quotes, "Chitwood said Ramos referred to his actions as 'preemptive self-defense' even though there is no history of abuse or bad blood between mother and son."
This was confirmed by another article that says, “'Gail did not deserve what happened to her,' Wick said. 'She did not hurt Greg. She did not abuse him. She loved him. And she loved being his mom. She was incredibly proud of him. She kept every school program, every certificate, every award.' " Ivy Wick is Gail's sister.
While you're right about that being an unfortunate yet common thing, Gail, based on the evidence and reports we have, never abused her son.
Hi Adrian! It's never a good thing to have a tragedy take place in your hometown, especially one that happened 7 minutes from your home, but I'm glad you brought awareness to this case.
I'm from DeBary. I'm also 40. At this point, hearing weird stuff coming out of HellTona doesn't even register on my radar anymore. It's like a mini Crime Hills anymore. I went to Enterprise Elementary and Deltona High. I remember riding my bike to the Little Champ at the end of Ft. Florida Road as a six year old and to the old drawbridge on 17-92, to go fishing at 10. I wouldn't let my kids do that these days. It ain't just here, either. The whole damned world is going nuts.
Way to basically dox yourself
Adrian is English so it definitely didn't happen in his hometown.
@@listey can you read? The young lady is saying that the story happened in HER hometown. Does it take much effort to be that dense?
@@listeywow dawg
The thing thats in the water in Florida is probably the fact they have the most lead service line pipes (lead water pipes) in the entire USA with roughly 12.6% of the entire countries amount of lead pipes.
Anyways......we've lived in Florida for some years...know many people that live there...among millions of others that are absolutely NORMAL. Every place in EVERY part of the world has its weirdos. Florida is honestly NOT an exception.
I would be very interested to take a statistical look at Florida's crime rates (bizarre or otherwise) and compare to other states/the nation. Of course correlation doesn't always equal causation, and a much more intense look at the correlation between lead pipe leeching into water sources and mental health of residents would be needed. Still, I think we can all agree Florida surely does carry its own brand of crazy and notoriety for crazy.
Psychopaths are not made, they are born.
@@Marstepolovsky there are actually a ton of studies on nature vs nurture when it comes to phycopaths, it is a very interesting rabbithole on how it happens. Casual Criminalist and Diretrip and Coffeehouse crime all have videos of both examples, definitely worth checking out.
@@langedelamort999 👌🧐
The explorers program should practically get you on a watchlist. There's been so many cases of violence-curious kids in that program not able keep their criminal impulses in check until the get into the police force and then can commit their crimes legally and with immunity.
That is EXACTLY what I was thinking.
Damn, that’s scary!
Thank god he never became an officer
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Still mad about Rittenhouse?
It’s sooooo sad how many lives were lost in this story. These boys really ruined their lives. Unreal. RIP to Gail!
He ruined his whole life. No point in being remorseful now. He got 2 of his friends to help him, who also have to live with their actions.
No video games or music in jail I suppose.
nah most jails and prisons you can do both if you have enough money to buy them
@gta123987 oh wow. I didn't realise. Well he is not getting out any time soon, so better does something productive with his time.
friends didnt deserve this
@@konniej8657 There's an entire industry of specialty electronics that prisoner's family can gift them, but chances of Gregory's family gifting him anything is pretty much zero, and no way he's going to afford anything decent at prison labor wages.
@@gta123987They have handheld game consoles that can be bought from the commissary but they're loaded with generic crappy asset-flip games.
16:05 "it looked convincing" he says!! It was anything but convincing, no robber is going to go into the kitchen and throw all the dishes and cups everywhere. They will most likely ignore the kitchen all together WTH
People offen hide money in boxes or cups in the kitchen so yes, it's not uncommon to rummage through the kitchen. Always impressive how people talk like if they know anything on this site while being completely clueless.
Naa, thats not true…
About one year ago the broke into my house, and the whole place was messed up.
You're assuming robbers are only after money or jewellery. Most people these days have fairly expensive kitchen appliances that are easy to grab and go. Plenty of folks will stash money in old coffee tins in the kitchen too as it isn't as obvious as under a mattress or in a bedroom cupboard/clothing drawers, etc.
Plus the more a house is messed up, the longer it will take and harder it will be to pinpoint and document everything that's been stolen.
@@shellodeeain't no one stealing a big ass fridge or dish washer lol stupid
Yeah that’s what I thought, looks like vandalism not searching.
He's a horrible monster...but at least he had the decency to ask for leniency for his friends. He didn't have any incentive to do that.
I'm sure his lawyer helped him with that piece.
Zero need to apologise for anything, this is yet again the top notch quality we`ve come to expect from you. Great channel, incredible research/writing and superb presentation!
Are you joking? First of all, he has no right to be on a business trip. He should be staying home working on his youtube channel. Secondly, the audio quality of this episode is horrendous.
I honestly see so much of my cousin in this kid. He's only 12 now and he talks to his mom so badly. He throws fits over the tiniest things. And even his step dad treats her the same way. She just takes it to avoid escalating things because the few times she's tried to call them out they absolutely flip. I admit that I worry for her when he gets older and bigger.
That's a sad state of affairs, especially when the husband piles on. It's clear where your cousin gets it. She's completely disrespected. I hope, sooner than later, this lady gathers her strength and resources to leave. And don't tell anyone when she leaves!
She has to get out of there, too many women get unalived this way. ❤
Why would he change? He is being parented by an abusive stepfather and an accepting mother. He will be a full scale abuser soon unless she leaves or he is taken out of the home. I feel for you being in the middle of it all.
And people get mad when women want to stay single and avoid this all too common scenario. What a waste of a birth.
@@Maya-Hayden no one gets mad at that. rather they get mad at women being dumb enough to date clearly abusive trash.
Thank you so much for always highlighting the victims as the ones that we need to be remembering. I think that that gets lost in many crime documentaries, and when we speak of true crime.
As a resident of DeBary, FL, where this happened, I have to say this was a particularly good episode. You did very well on the details.
"There must be something in Floridas water" yeah, alligators usually, or sharks if youre at the beach.
Hello Adrian! I was on the hunt for a crime video this morning, having a hard time deciding which one to click, then your notification came up! Timing was just right! It’s been awesome seeing you progress 🎉
Can not believe how uncaring he is describing how he killed his own mother. After all she went through....to die by hands of the one she probably loved most..just heartbreakingly sad.
I’m so happy you covered this story, I seen a 3 hour interrogation but could not stand to watch it for long not knowing the story behind the interview! Thank you ☺️
I remember watching the interrogation breakdown for this case, it was so hard for me to believe a person is capable of that
You must keep in mind people are capable of great things both Good and Evil.
Man and he’s only 15
where did you watch the interrogation breakdown?
@@nekonomicon2983 still hard to believe
@@jste1331I think I watched it on EWU channel (Explore with Us)
Bro... don't worry about posting videos people have done already. I like your format better.
Holy.. that footage is crazy. The pause said it all when the investigators got him.
God his confession is so soulless 😮
I used to live in the same town of Deltona that he does for 20 years. It used to be such a quiet and nice town before 2013. Now its soooo overcrowded and im always seeing it on the news for crime related events. So glad I got out of there but boy, do I miss Florida so much. Just having warm weather and the sun shining nearly everyday does so much for your mental health.
Florida is warm and moist. It's like the armpit of America. It's crazier than New Jersey now.
Florida is stills here. The Florida you remember still exists. You could have gone a few minutes south to Geneva or Chuluota, and kept the quiet, small town vibe. I'm from DeBary, and currently live in Oviedo. Trust me, I know all about the overcrowding, but having lived in Chicago and LA, I'll take our version of crowded any day.
That's funny bc I had to leave Florida for my mental health but it was only in part due to the relentless heat and sun but also the aggro people, especially in the winter. I really do miss some parts of it and wish I could afford to visit though. I just wouldn't want to live there again, except as a snowbird, lol! I just wouldn't be a mean one. 😅
That’s America for you! This country is truly fucked, I hope to get out of here soon.
@@dxcSOUL you've clearly never been to Louisiana. At least our most popular city doesn't smell like a public toilet and flood every time it rains for more than 15 minutes.
This was the first I have heard of this case. Thank you, Adrian. And even though many of your stories are told elsewhere on RUclips, I always watch and enjoy your take on them. You are the only creator who tells me to make myself a cup of coffee before listening, and I take that very seriously. You also have a calming, respectful demeanour and a nice, clear accent, which makes for easy listening. Please keep covering all stories out there, whether they have already been told or not. ❤
Some people are just born broken and can't be fixed.
One of those kids who manages to look 15 and 45 at the same time.
😂😂😂
Well his confession was terrifying. The thought your own flesh and blood could off you so callously is absolutely horrifying
Its cases like this that always shock and mortify me the most. I absolutely love my mom no matter the hardships she went through that affected me as well. She had an alcohol addiction and went to jail for it. She said hurtful things and did some scary stuff while affected. But even after all that I cannot imagine even thinking of something like this. She has now been sober for years and I couldnt be prouder. We have such a healthy relationship and I know when she finally leaves this world im going to crumble. I hope that people like this kid will forever be haunted by the realization that they will never feel the love of their mothers ever again.
Just goes to show how the justice system works...out of the 2 kids that helped..the one that came from money got a lighter sentence while the poor trash kid got a worse penalty....smh
Then vote for Trump so we can change the system!
TRUMP 2024!!!
Just saw this update! Excited to watch when done work!
Love to you from Canada 💙
Awesome!! Again, you saved me from monotonous bodycam videos.
Back to the video!!!
Haha me too.
Me three😂
It's crazy how much money those channels are allowed to make even though they do nothing but upload the police departments footage
😂😂😂 you too!
The calmness and details just said so casually in his eventual confession is just so alarming. I'm glad he's been put away. He's not sorry, he's not traumatized by what he did. He I think would be the type of person to have done this to others as an adult. Just shocking how entitled he is.
Thank you so very much Adrian, for the way you shared this case, the focus you put on Gail. I have seen a number of other videos about this tragic case, but they've mostly all been about Gregory and his friends. I appreciate the way you always bring light to those lost and show/take such care re: their, and their loved ones, memory. Thank you for being You. Best wishes to you and Nero
Horrific murder. I have seen this presented before, however I must say your short form format was outstanding. Well done.
I found the extra vids and photos really did help, and you're still a great story teller - works nicely.
I appreciate this video being shorter than a half hour, but very direct. It saves a lot of time, and I watch this case before with the longer videos.
The monotone way he describes the lead-up to the killing... cold-blooded. He had no remorse.
Great video as always, glad you decided to cover this case! ❤
Got my coffee! Thank you for your continued content Adrian!
Well done. You covered the critical info, narrated professionally and thoroughly, and edited exceptionally well. Ty
That was both chilling and tragic to watch. Thank you Adrian, for relating these horrendous crimes in such a respectful and dignified way and for always paying homage to the unfortunate victims and their families.
On a lighter note, I always enjoy the introductions to your vids as they give amazing background and insight to the people and places involved. Thank you and keep doing what you do please. ☺️💜
The interrogation footage blew my mind. This kid is sick.
Really sick to the level of 🤢
Than you so much, well researched and excellent delivery. I love your voice .
I had heard this story elsewhere but your tone of voice really places the emphasis on Gail. Thank you for making time from your business travels to share this with us!
Have to admit, his call and "response" was pretty convincing for a 15yr old.. ive heard obvious bs from guilty people three times his age!
Its also scary he was already that good at manipulation and so psychopathic to state the whole account with no affect so, glad hes put away early before he could mature into a serial monster.
Thanks for the dedication, Adrian!! Look forward to hearing all about this business trip! 😊
☕️Dear Adrian, thank you for your constant show and the heartful detail you put into it! You needn't apologize for any quality issue or delay, and you're someone too look morally up to 💫 Best of wishes from Spain!
Absolutely chilling, so many sociopaths just walking around, living their life A 15 years old & he murdered his mother in cold blood threw her body away like trash I do not believe she was beating on him either He doesn’t want to be told what to do. He doesn’t like to be challenged. He doesn’t like to be questioned all he wants to do is play video games, he’s a loner horrifying person
I wish you had left the word "loner" out of your otherwise on-target comment. A lot of people either prefer their own company or are alone by no choice of their own, and they aren't psychopaths.
Dear Adrian, well presented (as always). How sad . Thank you for sharing. Best Glyn x
I love how you always take time to focus on who the victim was instead of just focusing on the killer. Another great dive into a very heartbreaking case.
Thank you for recognizing that. It's important to remember and honor the lives of the victims, understanding the impact and loss their absence brings to families, friends, and communities.
I'm not the only one who said this, but even if you tell us to grab ourselves a coffee while watching these cases, I prefer to grab myself a full-fledged meal, whether it be pizza or a burger!
And, of course, even if you're filming this video on location, you're still doing a good job, Adrian.
Keep it up!
Nope, I was listening while making everything bagel halves with avacado slices and over easy eggs and sausage. 😅 Then cracked an energy drink.
I normally watch while I make dinner though.
Wow props to the family for forgiving that kid, I don’t think I could have that much compassion for him😴
Well done on the success of your channel mate. Quarter of a million views in 22 hrs is impressive. You deserve it. Thank you again for the effort you put in to these harrowing stories
Well done, As time has passed your skills and talent are becoming amazing at how far you have taken it. I only look forward to more top-quality work.
Good morning coffeehouse crime, thanks for making our day a bit brighter!
Hi! Thank you for covering known and unknown cases from across the world! It brings immense awareness to them.
Just as you said in the end! You focused so much on the victim than other channels and it was so appreciated. ❤
Great video, Adrian. Thank you for all the quality work you do.
I was all where are we today LOL sooner than I could ask thanks great to see you getting caffeinated and hanging out with you dear. Now that's a start to the week! safe travels I pray everything with work goes well.
You know what I hate about coffeehouse crime ?
The long wait inbetween posts lol, love this channel ❤
Check Dr.grande too . U might like him
Very well covered, as always. Thank you.
Sending love from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪
Having a bad day and thankfully, you put out a new episode, so I can feel blessed that I'm alive, sort of well, mentally not.
So to listen to one of your episodes and get enthralled into your video & I can stop over thinking about my own life
So thank you very much for a new episode.❤
Omg his confession is absolutely chilling no remorse
Love your voice and the way you present the cases!
With a firm and empatic voice!
It’s kinda cool to see the Coffeehouse Crime version of this, and especially with Adrian saying his goal was to be sub an hour, because I have watched the entire interview, and the thorough case posted by Explore With Us and while a lot is left out, that’s the point. Adrian you did a great job with this in condensing it and making it your own. I knew this case in detail due to watching half a days worth of it and hearing every word in each friends interview as well, but love your channel, love you, keep up the great work. Imma always need Coffeehouse Crime versions of everything🙌🏻
I actually love a switch of background. You look nice with natural lighting too!