Cops Discover Horrifying Scene After Ignoring Every Warning!! | Kenji Reacts
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- Kenji reacts to "Cops Discover Horrifying Scene After Ignoring Man's Threats" @EWUBodycam
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i'm not blaming the cops but they and henry were clearly having a "haha women, you know how they are" type moment.
12:08 he literally said im going to kill her and both the cop an old man played it off like wtf
@@ldylck20yeah. A caretaker should never ever talk like that
Blame the cops, it's completely their fault?
Why would a social worker force another senior citizen to take care of another citizen in the first place?
I'm pretty sure there married. Otherwise that wouldn't happen.
Its a lot more complicated than that. This could have been they wanted initially and then it became unbearable for him to continue caring for her, maybe they didnt have the money/insurance to cover hiring people to take care of her, or maybe the social worker and others handling their case screwed up somehow. Either way the whole situation definitely showed the failures of our current healthcare system.
it's the system they don't care about anyone else unless they can fill their pockets.
@@coolside8593 they said they werent married.
@@coolside8593they clarified pretty early in the video they’re not married she said “that’s not my husband”. And he clarified she’s her hospice partner
the way the cop said a “huge burden” right in front of her made me very upset
It's disgusting how avoidable this was. The cops should be ashamed by how much they let that poor woman down.
yea I agree it messed up the how people have lost any sort of empathy or common sense.
@@laila2152 ok?? What does that have to do with a woman getting murdered after repeatedly begging for help
@stupidheadwisp, what could the cops do? She didn't want to be removed or separated.
@@climintine1984she didn’t want to be removed because she’s literally in hospice on bed rest, what is she going to do? Get up and pack her bags?? Why was the offer to bring him elsewhere never mentioned? Why does the person on bed rest have to leave? 💀
@@climintine1984 Hmm, idk maybe they couldve looked into it like actual cops? Maybe they couldve separated HIM because she literally said that she didnt feel safe with him, not to mention he threatened to hurt her in front of them. She was on bed rest, of course she couldn't move you dimwit.
What baffles me is how nothing about the cops’ entire interaction with them ticked any of them off that something was wrong. The signs were so clear and yet they did nothing. They could’ve and should’ve helped her instead of ignoring her.
Exactly, they shouldn’t even had bothered working as police officers if they can’t tell BASIC SOCIAL CUES. THEY NEED TO ALWAYS BE PAYING ATTENTION TO EVERY DETAIL BECAUSE IT’S THEIR JOB.
I believe it was mostly due to the fact she was bedridden I've had a family member die similarly to this and all because no one cared about them or their situation it's so frustrating to see people in need of help and don't get it cause people have no empathy anymore.
but she also refused to leave. she had been in various carehomes and left because she wanted to be home with him. not excusing what he did but i can see how he was brought to that point. this case will end up being used in psychology classes to show the effects of long term care and isolation on people.
@@chemystrypassionfyre729 I understand the refusal to leave and everything else but she also repeatedly asked them to stay as well which should've said something to them. I get they can't have all their workers focused on one house but they should've at least heard that and considered the possibility of mistreatment as she was clearly in distress. And the one cop shouldn't have put blame on the woman for his snapping. She was 82 on hospice care٫ of course she was gonna be difficult. A man who was unstable and older than her shouldn't have ever been taking care of her٫ especially one not immediately affiliated with her.
they only seem clear to you because you knew the outcome before actually seeing it. The cops dont know shit because it looks like two delirious people in the same house being old people.
Damn, they really let that poor woman down. Even if they were elderly, the threats were there and no person should be left be if they are clearly scared and begging you to stay :/
What were they even thinking letting that man be there in the first place??? Who lets an elderly man be the caretaker for an elderly woman smh
@@stupidheadwisp he said she was in various care homes and left because she wanted to be home. maybe she acted up until she was kicked out
@@chemystrypassionfyre729That is true but someone is able to come to their home and take care of her there I’m pretty sure. The same thing was done for my grandpa a long time ago. A lady would come in every now and then, check up on him and take care of his needs cuz my grandma wouldn’t be able to handle all of it and my grandpa really didn’t want to go to a nursing home unless extremely necessary. Im thinking since she is in a more serious state that they’d have to have someone in there a lot longer but im pretty sure it could’ve still been done, she wouldn’t have had to leave her home and Henry who was definitely to old to be able to handle it wouldn’t have to
@@_adoreexxx_that only can happen if SHE hires them. State cant force an elderly woman to want the help state provides
Nurse here, Hospice is care given to terminally ill patient. Its a specialized form of care that involves trained healthcare providers and collaboration with family/caregivers. Its not just old people looking after old people😂😂😂
Alright im about half way through this vid and I see so much wrong with this whole situation. Home hospice care is a thing, home healthcare is a thing. Sure, those nurses and assistants cant be there 24/7 but they help with care a couple hours a day. Either they dont currently have that set up or their insurance isnt covering it anymore. She's a dying patient and has full right to live out the rest of her remaining days comfortablely at home.
Next thing is the cops. Do cops not have any sort of training to help pick up certain ques that might indicate abuse/danger? I understand what kenji is saying about being in the moment and hindsight being 20/20 but idk something about how they handled it so far does not seem right :/
Alright, got to the end of the video and here are my final opinins. I see systemic failure. From the cops to the health care system that had them in those arrangements. He was an 82 year old man on oxygen who probably needed help taking care of himself let alone his dying partner. Idk what their situation was that led them to that arrangement but i find it sad and troubling all around......
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I understand what Kenji was saying about hindsight but that argument doesn’t really mean anything when it comes to this situation. Police are trained to take threats as threats no matter who they come from or how jokingly the tone of them are. Do a lot of police brush off threats rightfully knowing their jokes? Yeah, but that doesn’t change the fact that they’re trained to do the opposite.
Those two officers hold just as much responsibility as Henry bc the fact that they were dealing with two equally frustrated old people shouldn’t have changed their ability to see the situation at face value and with the seriousness it deserved.
Both of them were practically crying for help, but the police didnt even take basic precautions... this is probably the closest ive gotten to crying about true crime
@user-ur3ge2rn4f glad I'm not the only one who thought that. After thinking about it some more, I realized cops are mandated reporters meaning if abuse is suspected or known, they have to report it, and therefore have to be trained to recognize and pick up ques that indicate violence or abuse.
@@danviferahr1426 I'm with you there, there was so much wrong with the situation and it's just sad all around.
Heyy CNA here lol, i completely agree with what you said. But if she was previously at a home then the social worker there should have asked her whether or not she wanted a hospice nurse there or not. I didn't see anything other than the oxygen compressors for the both of them, so it kinda looked like there wasn't a CHPN there..but still it's sad that they didn't get the help and care they needed..
I disagree with not taking his threats seriously, only because there was a police officer present. When mfs make threats online, the fbi and the law takes it seriously regardless if someone would act on those threats or not so why should’ve this situation been any different??
The first part of the video and when I hear her say "Don't leave!" Breaks my heart 😢😢
Genuinely started making me feel sick... She was trying so hard to reach out and no one was listening, i could only imagine how alone she felt
I work as a CNA. We do this stuff on a regular basis. We change people, clothe them, and if they have to be fed then we feed them. But i cannot fathom this. Now some elderly couples are able to take care of each other like this. But this man was clearly also not able to take care of himself too. Some residents in the past have tried unaliving their spouses in their shared rooms on a unit an we'd have to separate them.
I feel so upset that our healthcare system doesn't pay the elderly for assistance they need, enough to get the at home help they require.
The elderly man may have been mentally unable to handle the care of his spouse at the point of the first 911 call. That should have been a big indicator from the get go.. If feel terrible about this situation, truly..
I understand why the cops in the morning didn't escalate things, Henry was being cooperative, the woman in this situation was refusing care elsewhere and it really did seem like he was saying things as a joke. However, they should have spoken to each of them individually to find out more information, a 86 year old shouldn't be a caretaker for a 82 year old
I agree to a point the second henry started making threats should've been the start of an investigation but either way cops should've at least tried to help her in any other way maybe coming up with a different solution or something cause if I heard someone begging me for help you bet, I'll figure something out
I know it can be hard to tell with some older people if theyre joking or not, but holy shit they ignored every fucking sign. She was obviously asking for help very carefully trying not to tip him off and he was clearly past his limit both mentally and physically.
Like you can not blow those things off even if you think its a joke. Because you never know. Ever. Better to act with caution than to ignore it and have something like this happen.
I see what Kenji is saying with the old people talk, but as police officers it is their job to keep people safe. And as police officers they should ignore the old man and woman's age and focus on the fact that there is a man who has threatened 3 times to kill this woman. So I agree with the fact that we as people may see this and think "oh, just old people bantering" but the cops should look beyond that as it is their job.
"Is he bipolar?" That's not how it works 💀 twitch viewers I swear
He had a mental break and what we witnessed was him trying to rationalize and make sense of what he just did and try to ease his guilt.
My mom has bipolar, and that’s not it. It’s called getting old!
@@Drakestorm87it's called being a murderer
@@Drakestorm87 correct. I feel bad for the old couple despite the fact he killed her. Obviously they needed help separating themselves from each other because like Kenji said, old people convert into more childish minds, just with mature knowledge. He was breaking down because he obviously didn't want to kill her but sometimes people just snap. I've come close to snapping like that, though I have more self control because I'm not an elderly (not to dump on elderly people, it's just when you get old 9/10 times you'll feel like you don't really have any goal to accomplish. You finished living and then you wait to die. Though that's not the case for EVERYONE)
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I’m surprised on how the cops didn’t pick up on the lines. It’s disgusting how the cops thought it was all just a joke. They should be ashamed.
Last August my grandma passed away in at home hospice. I was one of her primary caretakers. I understand both perspectives here of the old people. However she should NOT have been left alone with him. They are both mentally unstable and having them together with clear signs of resentment, fear, and aggressive language like this was an incorrect call. One of them should have been removed. I understand you should not go against the wishes of the woman on bed rest and remove her because that is where she chose to pass, however they should have assigned an overnight and a day nurse to watch over her instead of that man. With him threatening multiple times she should not have been left like that. He was very clear in being unable to continue her care both physically and mentally. He is her power of attorney, he should be able to put her back into a facility with or without her permission. Even if it's against her wishes, remaining there would only add suffering to her condition.
ESPECIALLY when he boasted about having loaded guns in the home. It was a recipe for disaster.
I am not putting blame on anyone, but as a person who use to caregiver for my grandparent it is never okay to say “you have taken on a huge burden” in front of the person being cared for. Even if it is true in a sense, to the person being cared for you are basically saying they are a burden.
For me the fact that old people say random things is a main reason i wouldn’t do what these cops did because if they say crazy things they’ll 100% do crazier things given the chance
I did hospice care for my mother in law - it is mentally exhausting, but I will never take back taking care of her.
You cant tell me his cries dont sound like laughter 💀 his mind is not right
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I cry at very few things but the elderly suffering is one of them.
My grandmother was like this a good part of when I was a child (when she was alive). As much as I disliked instantly being asked to do things for her the moment I got home from school, I was never actually annoyed with her. People in a state like she was cannot control it, they need help doing everything. This lady reminds me of my grandma, and this could've been avoided in all ways
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Henry's cries are a sound I'll never forget...
Its just extra sad watching this, as someone whos working in an elderly home.
i believe death threats are to be treated seriously no matter if it's a child or adult who makes them because, well, it's a pretty heavy threat to make towards someone. cops are supposed to treat every situation seriously, no matter what.
Taking care of someone who can't take care of them selves is a hard thing, it wears on your mental. I took care of my father when he had cancer, my grandmother near the end of her life and my mother when she had surgery. If someone doesn't have a LOT of patience then they need to seek out professionals who are better equipped. Sad thing is that the cost of that type of care is more than what a lot can handle. Its sad that this could have been prevented.
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Kenji it doesn't matter if their old cops still have a job to do and even if they think it's all just jokes, they still shouldn't take it so lightly so yes, its 100% the cop's fault for not seeing this woman in dire need of help. As someone who had a family member be in the situation Juneann was in, I can say cops and people in charge of your medical aid give 0 and I mean absolutely 0 f**ks about anyone who is bedridden it's sad but true....
9:20 is nuts, my flabber has been gasted. That was so random, and the cops really dont give a rats ass even tho the old lady was legitimately crying. The old man talks about killing her multiple times and the cops are like "lol old ppl are so silly". Also old ppl are honestly some of the boldest ppl, Kenji is talking about how nobody would suspect or think an old man could or would kill someone... Alot of old ppl know that folks wouldnt suspect them because they're just an "innocent old person" and some feel like they can just get away with things because of their age. WOW the ex son in law feeling sorry for henry's lame ass is more nuts, how can a sick ass old lady contribute to her own death... She was bed ridden and couldn't move... Anyway low key the social worker deserves punishment too for leaving a old person in the care of an even older person, ngl this frustrated tf outta me
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I was a CNA at care centers, mental and behavioral health facilities…
The negligence makes me want to vomit. All her requests and her demeanor are MILD. Plus she’s clearly trying to stall. And any family member or visitor that ever said the abhorrent stuff he’s saying- about killing her, hurting her, etc etc. even just having a horrible tone towards them…. We were required to report it.
This makes me so sick and heart broken. They could have worked something out with a home hospice aid FFS. THERE ARE SO MANY OPTIONS. SO MANY OPTIONS TO HELP. EVEN TO JUST REMOVE HER FROM THE HOME FOR HER OWN SAFTEY EVEN IF SHE DIDNT WANT TO.
Sure. He snapped. He felt bad and sobbed. It was a failure to him, but especially her.
God this sickens me.
Sorry for the rant, but my god …..
This is sad even with 20/20 hindsight. Is the simple fact that two old people should not have been saddled together to take care of one another when they both cannot take care of themselves. People already don't treat old people like they're grown ass adults. So why would you then let two people everyone doesnt consider adults anymore. And allow them to stay in a house by themsleves with 0 help. This also plays the part into why the cops didnt believe the couple. Old people are treated poorly and not looked at as people anymore. So of course they didnt take the threat seriously like kenji said they are old who would have thought the old guy would do it. But we have to believe old folks when they talk.
Its sad she wanted to stay in her home but that clearly was not an option anymore. Henry Although what he did was Unexcusable Is a sad situation a lot of people find themselves in. Taking care of a loved one is drainning and should not happen or taken lightly. Its a different type of hurt and pain. This situation is just so fucking sad. An even tho I hate cops its not much else their asses could have done either. Maybr take henry but that leaves the Joan women alone. They sure as shit was not gonna take the brittle old women from her bed. Yeah this situation was shit.
Honestly this just shows how shit our country is at taking care of its elderly. A man his age shouldn't be a primary caregiver. They needed an in-house caregiver for the both of them. A man shouldn't have to resent his loved one to the point of killing her. A woman should be able to live in her own home. You leave your whole life behind when you move to a care facility. So sad
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this is actually so disgusting, they called her a huge burden, he said he had a gun ready and loaded and said he would kill her over three times, maybe im just paranoid but i would pick up on that in seconds
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I can’t tell you how much my heart started racing when the old man said “I’m gonna kill her” my stress and anxiety level went straight up. The granny reminded me of my great grandma and when she died so I felt really sad and started tearing up cause I wasn’t able to say goodbye to her
I always get sad when a old person dies
I agree with Kenji that hindsight makes this seem a lot more clear than it would’ve been in the moment. Additionally, while we view the video knowing the outcome, it also began with a quick preview of various moments that could be interpreted heinously with red subtitles. While the edits are meant to highlight the hindsight concerns, edits are also capable of re-framing situations for viewers. I think the most evident in-the-moment red flag was probably Juneanne mentioning that he’s made death threats before, so that should have been questioned further. We’re limited also in not knowing how many of the 911 call details were given to officers (as that gave a much more clear initial concern) because, while the operator seemed to pick up on the danger Juneanne felt, they also dropped the call on her.
From what the neighbors said about Henry caring about her, seeing the state he was in afterwards (the hysterics, confessing, uncertainty of what he did, mood swings), and being aware that he mentioned to the officers that he didn’t really sleep for 4 days, I can see this tragic outcome potentially being related to both his sleep deprivation and Henry being at his limit. Your brain needs rest to function well, so going without sleep can temporarily result in serious psychological problems (hallucinations, increased irritability, etc). His dialogue with the police afterwards also makes it seem like he’s struggling to behave how he wants to. Given that she was meant to be in hospice care, he probably shouldn’t have been left as her sole caretaker (like the first officers and the son-in-law said), as that appears to have largely contributed to his breaking point. I don’t want to excuse the outcome, just looking for possible explanations of what went wrong
I get what kenji is saying and from a civilian view point it does make sense but a lot of officers especially ones that respond to dv calls are usually trained to separate the parties if they are able and talk to them separately in case of abuse
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This is a sign to check and see if your elders are okay
3:55 These 911 calls never get easier to listen too, it’s always especially hard for me when they’re a child or elderly
I was literally just commenting on another video when this came out!
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Bickering between old people mostly happens between married couples or friends who have been together and known each other for a long time.
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I feel that she felt she 20:15 was going to die. Her asking about guards to protect her, the i want to leave etc... are obvious. But asking about guards is not some woman who would just want to be free or losing her mind. She wants protection. It shows how the police treats women who have a violent husband.
I personally went through an abusive relationship. She is sorry to them instead of insisting. Nobody is to be trusted much about protecting you.
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I feel bad for them both he was far too old and mentally unstable to look after her :( and the woman died because of it
my job is to take care of my grandma full time I am 23 and I could never even think of doing anything like this I have good patients and I live with her it is terrible that this happens in the world
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Deadass it’s 5:03 P.M I literally just woke up, and I’m eating breakfast, with chopsticks. 😭
(lemme go on a quick rant right quick): honestly I would've stayed, usually when people ask me to stay with them i will happily do that (im a lonely person so), especially if its a senior.
I'm someone who always visits my senior neighbors to mow their lawn, sweep their floor, dust, ect. i cant stand the idea of something like this happening, and im not a soft person i hate people 💀💀(but as the saying goes: 'you have to respect your elders')
situations like this are the reasons why people and police should take seriously, no matter the age and gender. (in this case, age)
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While the cops should’ve picked up on what was happening, the only one to blame is Henry.
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Hospice patient is a very sick patient who has to be tended to 24/7 and check up on by a hospice nurse every now and then
so many things could have fixed this, one, better training for cops to not let their bias get in the way. the second they show bias against gender, race, or sexuality they don't become a cop. Even colleges state how important it is to NEVER be bias. If the cops weren't bias with "oh that is just how women are" they would have gotten her out of there. two, free or cheaper healthcare. sure we have the best healthcare but what the hell is the point if most of the population refuses or can't use it cause of how expensive it is. if the healthcare cost was better then it would have been easier for her to not be there. three, mental checks people. if this old man had been checked for a mental health test they would have deemed him unfit to take care of his wife. I get there is old couples that want to take care of each other but you can't do that if your brain is rotting mentally and psychically. This country has failed to take science, health, and psychology seriously. The fact that a internet comment has to state this and not the government shows how broken everything truly is.
My mom is like the old lady... everything gotta be done now, and she is the center of the world.
This was avoidable, and it sounds like everyone knew that it was. Obviously, you can't tell outside the situation, but still.
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The thing is the moment he kept making death threats towards her my red flags would be going off and I’d definitely separate them. You have to have the mindset for any aged couple that they could do something to each other. No matter how they look.
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i mean poor grandma but also poor henry. the police failed. and another prime example is when the cops ignore the abxse in nursing homes and insurance will ignore it too. its disgusting
If i was a cop and i was begged to take someone away or to stay cos they fear of being alone with someone i’d want to talk to them alone to try get their story straight from their side
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Oh dang, I remember this case...
Edit: "Why are old people taking care of old people?" SERIOUSLY. My meme is turning 90 and is taking care of a family member with dementia. The whole situation is sad. Idk, it's a mix of a lack of resources and being stubborn.
I won't lie i love "the ol' ball 'n chain" joke banter between elderly couples. So I probably wouldn't have blinked an eye and laugh, too.
However, once granny starts begging me to stay, I would've started having goosebumps. Then gramps, "yeah, we're fine til I kill her! Oh, you didn't hear that didja? I said I'll kill ya!" Would have set off my alarm bells.
Fuck man...
Yo my mom has the same type of hospital bed as the old lady at home too
Ngl, he kinda sounds like Homer Simpson 31:53
edit: its been like 5 seconds, and I didn’t get to the part where the chatter said the same thing 😂
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I’m not sure why but ever after I watched this video I felt very uneasy and even had a nightmare about it. Is anyone else feeling the same way?
if i were them i wouldn’t leave until someone else came, i wouldn’t expect him to kill her but the way he was acting i’d think he’d either hurt or neglect her, like say she chokes, he feels like he’d leave the room and leave her choking to not deal with her
I really do look forward to a kenji post
Old people being old people doesn’t make joking about murdering your sick wife any less weird
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I don't think I have ever cried so much watching a true crime video, like kenji is fr right when he said like we know what's gonna happen because we are literally watching the video but like listening to her tell them not to leave and how the old dude is like minimising everything she is saying as he is looming over her bed is so sad, also yeah like old people be saying some random ass shit but like I still feel like the officers should've at least talked to them privately because she said she didn't feel safe and was clearly sacred but idk man like its terrible for this to happen in the first place but just hope that everyone can learn from this yanno