I couldn't help but laughed at the end of the first story. She went through all of that plastic surgery and was known for having seven faces. Yet the person who called in the tip still happened to recognize her. Hilarious.
this... actually interesting, idk if it's a "divine" intervention or what not, or maybe even atsuko's vengeful spirit give hint to the caller etc. I mean think about it for a sec, change face 7 times and she indeed almost got away with it till the end when it's almost 15 years and then suddenly got caught? i'm not an unbeliever nor a fully religious person either, but to me it seems like there is some outside "force" that got her caught especially considering she almost got away with it too
If i were Kazuko i would have spent the last month hiding way off the grid. probably in like a tent in the woods. Majorly foolish of her to be out and about when the heat would be up to eleven on catching her. she got cocky.
Well, i believe everyone will be cocky or not that so cautious if you can run away from the cops for like 14 years 11 months eventhough your face is all around the news.
if I was her and there was just one month left I would be so anxious I would probably stock some food or water in advance and wait the last month completely away from everyone
Bill Denbrough in south korea they also have this same policy. a serial killer got away with it, even after proving he was the one who did it... all because it had been over 15 years.
@@silverbatwing Not who intentionally do it, but imagine being that family at the mall who resembled the missing one, they didn't mean to, but they derailed an entire investigation
In my country statue limitations exist, however, there are crimes named "crímenes de lessa humanidad" wich are crimes committed by government and functionaries in power, those crimes never have statue limitations.
What's really frustrating is that during the Yorkshire Ripper case, the evidence against Peter Sutcliffe was ignored because Detective Oldfield was so obsessed with that tape. He actively told his men not to follow those enquiries so they could focus on the tape. Until he died he refused to admit he'd done anything wrong.
Dogs are very intuitive, with that being said: In the late 80’s my mother who was in her 20’s was given an old poodle whom she hesitantly decided to keep. While traveling from my grandmothers town in Germany back to her town she comes across a single light at an intersection with railroad tracks. No one is around, it’s dark and the dog is asleep in the back, but all of a sudden this blind, toothless and old poodle who never even barked growls the deepest growl my mother has ever heard. As she turns to see what’s causing the dog’s reaction, her head turns to the backseat but her attention is caught by a man who appeared from the woods and is in extremely close proximity reaching for the door handle. My mother hits the gas and as she looks in her rear view mirror she sees the guy slowly walk back into the woods. As per her, she’s happy she decided to keep this dog. I’m glad she did too. (True story)
@@dragonbane44 Whether or not the door was locked doesn't matter. A normal person doesn't attempt open a stranger's car door. Even if the door was locked, that's still terrifying
@@dragonbane44 you'd be surprised how many people don't lock their doors when they drive. I thought it was common sense too but I grew up in a bad neighborhood so idk maybe that's why.
The first case was so interesting & the way you told the story made me feel like I was right there in Japan right when it was all happening. Great job at storytelling. & I love how you cover lesser known cases. Keep up the great work.
@@LazyMasquerade I recently had to close out a video on CriminallyListed. Got too mad after an elderly man allowed a younger man into his home out of the cold to make a phone call, only to be rewarded with a beating. A beating that became a double homicide when the elderly man's wife woke up and started screaming...goddamn drug addicts.
@@LazyMasquerade The second case was what upset me the most because of John Humble. The conviction makes sense, but the time sentenced should've been much longer, and he shouldn't have been released early, since he (unknowingly, yet knew full well), basically caused the death of three more people, which meant that he knew that more could die, but not the amount. It makes sense that the investigator quit after finding that out, too, because he felt kind of responsible for making such a significant error in who he thought was the killer.
He left out a few key points in the video: He had a prostitute in the car with him, and they found murder weapons that he had stashed away. And they interrogated him for two days before he confessed.
@@SacredFaerie ahh, I completely misunderstood what he said, thought he confused the amount of people that are caught when on the run in Japan with the amount that escape
I was thinking the same thing. We have a statute of limitations in NZ but it doesn't apply to murder and I think for other crimes it's at least 20 years
No statute of limitation on murder anywhere in US that I know of. Sadly , most states have not have eliminated the limits for all felony sexual assault types. However, most of those states do have exceptions to the limitations if DNA evidence is involved.
Berseria, reminds me of a Connery James Bond film. He is in a bath house being pampered by some hot Japanese babes. One of them says “In Japan, man always come first”. Connery says under his breath “I think I shall retire here.”
That's why you don't do crimes. The Yakuza is dying out too though bc of the Anti Boryokudan Act. Not as big as they used to be, most of them are just a bunch of grandpas now that do finical crime.
Vinny I never would have though japanese prisons would be so horrendous. but, it sounds like american prisons are even... dare I say... better. which is something I'd never though I'd say.
I’m 100% on the same page with you. When I thought about how he killed those innocent boys with a fucking sledgehammer it made my stomach turn. It’s hard to fathom how purely evil some people can be, and for such terribly selfish reasons. My only solace is that he can’t hurt other people, since he’s been caught, which has hopefully provided the family some measure of peace and closure, and that child killers are not viewed fondly in prison, even amongst other killers. He won’t be having a pleasant stay.
the reasoning in 15 years a lot of evidence can be lost completely, and everyone deserves a fair trial with accurate evidence, but yeah idk if that applies to cases like this where evidence is clearly still there
You should do more contents such as this, Lazy. I found out about your channel because I used to binge watch serial killer documentaries and crime cases. One of your videos was recommended to me. I think the horror narration videos aren't recommended as much as the others because of the RUclips algorithm. Your videos were like the passage way for me to horror narration genre here on RUclips. More power, Lazy! Looking forward to listening to new contents from you.
It’s important to note that Japan abolished the statute of limitations for murder in April 28th 2010. I think they realized how messed up it was to be unusually lenient in regards to cold blooded murderers.
"I have to change a few words due to RUclips's new rules." RUclips is getting very mundane and boring. Why are they even bothering with the RUclips kids jazz if they won't let the grownups talk like freaking grownups? Well, cudos to Lazy for making it interesting anyway. We know we can count on you.
My mams husband was taken in for questioning when the ripper was at large. He would drive from Teeside to Bradford a couple of times every week and the police thought it was suspicious. He was going to visit his two very elderly parents to check they were ok, the police were ok with this...it all checked out so they let him go. Still, it didnt stop his arse from falling out.
She almost got away with it... if it wasn't for that meddling woman! Damn 14 years, 11 months and 10 days on the run just to get caught by a citizen going "hang on a sec, that face looks a tad familiar."
I like how his style has remained consistent throughout the years. Very few RUclipsrs do that and in this case it really adds to how much I like the videos
I'm not being funny, though, even if the accent didn't match Peter Sutcliffe's, people can put on an accent? What kind of police work is it, to ignore all the evidence against him because of something that can be fairly easily faked?
Similarly, why would they randomly assume the people in the picture were the McStays? That makes absulutely no sense and I feel like it needs some thorough explanation.
The Ripper case was incompetent from start to finish; the obsession over the tape and letters was just the tip of the iceberg. The police decided very early on that the Ripper was deliberately targetting prostitutes, even though one of his victims was a schoolgirl and another an older housewife; neither was involved in the sex industry. The truth was Sutcliffe targetted vulnerable women, it just so happened that a lot of prostitutes are vulnerable. The cops were so blinkered that when women who had been attacked but managed to escape came forward, they were dismissed out of hand because they didn't fit the police's idea of a 'Ripper victim', i.e. they weren't prostitutes. One such victim, 14 year old Tracey Browne, was attacked but managed to get away. The description she gave police of her attacker's appearance was that of Peter Sutcliffe, she even went back to the police later when the Ripper case was dominating the headlines, but each time she was dismissed and ignored. Worst of all, different police officers actually interviewed Sutcliffe something like seven times over the course of the investigation, but because the operation was so massive and organisation of paper records so chaotic, nobody knew this until after his arrest. Individual officers were just doing their own thing, with little communication, terrible record keeping, and a complete lack of competent leadership. As the video states, Sutcliffe was eventually caught by accident for a driving offence - not by the police force leading the investigation, but by a force in a different county he happened to be visiting.
@@Toy_In_Tub Japan is known for having very low violent crime rates and is considered a fairly safe country but unfortunately it has an alarmingly high rate of sexual assault cases. While studying in Tokyo I would frequently hear from my friends about being grabbed by random people on trains, even when they had someone with them.
It’s too bad that they can’t make CCTV footage better. It would probably be too expensive. That would help cops avoid things like this. Hopefully in the future the footage will improve
Just want to note I appreciate how you never referred to the ripper’s victims as low or anything. I appreciate the respect you showed by calling them just women that shouldn’t have lost their life.
I discovered your channel a year ago and it took me 3 weeks to watch every single video. I have never been so obsessed with a channel in my life. I don't comment, I just watch the videos like a creepy person lol I just wanted to say you're doing a really great job! I haven't found a channel that has your originality. ❤
I don't comment, she says in a comment. Sorry, I just had to point that out. Thanks for the little laugh. But you're right that Lazy has some of the best videos on RUclips.
I remember watching documentaries on the Mcstays...way back before their remains were found. It was such a mystery back then. So sad what happened to the family.
I always love mysteries where everything isn’t just black-and-white “solved” or “unsolved.” One of the reasons “4 ‘solved’ mysteries where the plot thickened” has been one of my favorites of yours since it came out!
I started listening to these because I merely used the video to keep my computer from shutting off at work. I wasn't actually watching the videos, but I started to get curious when I read a couple of the titles. I have to say that it's been about a month and I have heard everything from this RUclipsr. Lazy Masquerade, thank you for having captivating videos that not only absolutely hold my attention, but I can play a couple of these over and over again without getting bored. No particular ones, just random at any given time. I love the True Story compilations, those have got to be my favorite.
@@-Nibbles- Well, I believe than unlike her, he actually had feelings and cared for her. She was the mother of his children after all. Not that it forgives anything...
@@sohail6781 They caught her when there were 21 days left, but by the time they submit the evidence and the report to the court, there were only 11 hours left, had the police not worked overnight (what I've heard from a video) and submitted the evidence and the report the next day, she might've been free.
Im undecided which I like more, the solved or the unsolved ones, both have their unique feelings, one gives the satisfaction of getting an answer, one triggers you to try to solve them by hopefully noticing something that no one else has, even though that's extremely unlikely to ever happen.
out of all mystery and cold case videos on youtube, yours have been the most intriguing to watch. I love your narration and the topics you cover. Thank you!
When I saw peter sutcliffe I was surprised. My mum remembers him and her friend was questioned by police (as well as many other people). He killed two people in Manchester which is where I live.
I know! Like if it was a year before it ran out or something I wouldn’t have cared but she was just so close-Not that the murder was okay it’s just so crazy that she was 20 days away from being scot-free.
I got the same feeling watching the show "I almost got away with it", except they didn't tell you the crime until way later. Like, they got us rooting for these dudes to escape prison, making me think they were like petty thieves, until they drop me on me that they were rapists who murdered a pregnant lady.
Greetings from Tokyo, please allow me to correct one information, back then the statue of limitations for murder was indeed 15 years back in Japan, but that changed in 2010, April 27th. I was soooooooo glad when this happened!
The McStay case is something I remember hearing about as a kid years ago before it was solved. I remember hearing about it on TV, and the strangeness of the family's disappearance stayed with me for years. Sad to see what happened to them, but I hope their family and friends can have some closure now that they know what really happened to them. :(
Yusss! Lazy is back! We love you, man! 💖 I literally stop whatever I'm doing in that moment when I get a notification... just to watch your videos. Lol. Also first comment! Woo! Lol
THE VISUALS! THE NARRATIONS! YOUR ACCENT! AHHHH freaking awesome! Was having suicidal thoughts and your videos always distract me from doing something stupid. THANK YOU SIR for saving a life!
The McStay family one and the whole reason why it was done reminds me of that one Judge Judy episode where some dude sued his friend for $20. Humans creating a value to money was one of our worst mistakes
I really like this channel. Thanks for making videos that are genuinely interesting and for reciting the material in a way that doesn't make me want to gouge out my eyeballs.
So I always wondered, what is the purpose of the Statute of Limitations? Like why do we have that? This only gives criminals a chance to escape and never be caught. I understand the point of a double jeopardy, but the statute of limitations just has no reason for existing
UPDATE: Chase Merritt was sentenced to death yesterday (January 21, 2020).
whoa!
well damn. Got what he deserved
🤭 I don’t feel bad for him at all. How can you kill a family, 2 children at that, for gambling money.
Good
Thank you for the up date love this channel
I like these better than creepy pastas because the titles are always like, “Don’t sip Gatorade under the school bus at 3 a.m.”
Andrew M1911 don’t eat off cottage cheese under a willow tree in southern Kentucky
😆🐱🐾🐾🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍
😂😂😂
Don't eat the yellow snow
I'm trying to imagine in what could text it makes sense 🤣
I couldn't help but laughed at the end of the first story. She went through all of that plastic surgery and was known for having seven faces. Yet the person who called in the tip still happened to recognize her. Hilarious.
She must be the dumbest person who had ever lived
this... actually interesting, idk if it's a "divine" intervention or what not, or maybe even atsuko's vengeful spirit give hint to the caller etc. I mean think about it for a sec, change face 7 times and she indeed almost got away with it till the end when it's almost 15 years and then suddenly got caught? i'm not an unbeliever nor a fully religious person either, but to me it seems like there is some outside "force" that got her caught especially considering she almost got away with it too
She got so much plastic surgery that she came full circle and accidentally got back to her original face.
@@The_Toxic_Avenger LMaooooo
@@The_Toxic_Avenger 🤣🤣🤣🤣
If i were Kazuko i would have spent the last month hiding way off the grid. probably in like a tent in the woods. Majorly foolish of her to be out and about when the heat would be up to eleven on catching her. she got cocky.
Smells like alcoholism
Well, i believe everyone will be cocky or not that so cautious if you can run away from the cops for like 14 years 11 months eventhough your face is all around the news.
Neo Erudite sure sure, but clearly it’s a poor judgment. I’d have that date circled on the calendar.
@@witchflowers6942 humans will always be humans.
if I was her and there was just one month left I would be so anxious I would probably stock some food or water in advance and wait the last month completely away from everyone
15 years is way too short a statute of limitations for murder. yikes. but damn, she really almost made it to freedom. that's crazy.
Since 2010 the statues have been overturned.
Bill Denbrough in south korea they also have this same policy. a serial killer got away with it, even after proving he was the one who did it... all because it had been over 15 years.
I feel there shouldn't be a statute of limitations for murder.
@@XxDarkMoonFighterXx I agree. My thoughts exactly.
No statute of limitations in Japan for murder since 2010
Imagine being the reason the police couldn't find a killer in time, that would haunt me
*Humble
sleepy smart boy I’d think the person who does this wouldn’t care.
@@silverbatwing Not who intentionally do it, but imagine being that family at the mall who resembled the missing one, they didn't mean to, but they derailed an entire investigation
@@sleepysmartboy6287 You mean the family crossing the border?
@@Yokaihana Huh?
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, there should never be a statute of limitations of limitations on murder.
You really did say it again!
Murder shouldn’t be illegal
@@l21n18 wait what?
There isn't. I think the video is outdated.
In my country statue limitations exist, however, there are crimes named "crímenes de lessa humanidad" wich are crimes committed by government and functionaries in power, those crimes never have statue limitations.
What's really frustrating is that during the Yorkshire Ripper case, the evidence against Peter Sutcliffe was ignored because Detective Oldfield was so obsessed with that tape. He actively told his men not to follow those enquiries so they could focus on the tape. Until he died he refused to admit he'd done anything wrong.
Dogs are very intuitive, with that being said:
In the late 80’s my mother who was in her 20’s was given an old poodle whom she hesitantly decided to keep. While traveling from my grandmothers town in Germany back to her town she comes across a single light at an intersection with railroad tracks. No one is around, it’s dark and the dog is asleep in the back, but all of a sudden this blind, toothless and old poodle who never even barked growls the deepest growl my mother has ever heard. As she turns to see what’s causing the dog’s reaction, her head turns to the backseat but her attention is caught by a man who appeared from the woods and is in extremely close proximity reaching for the door handle. My mother hits the gas and as she looks in her rear view mirror she sees the guy slowly walk back into the woods. As per her, she’s happy she decided to keep this dog. I’m glad she did too.
(True story)
Hey, I’m just curious but which side of the door was the man about to open?
Kerresft her passenger side. They drive on the right hand side.
@@Theway0428 Does your mother not lock all the doors of the car? That is the most basic thing to do.
@@dragonbane44 Whether or not the door was locked doesn't matter. A normal person doesn't attempt open a stranger's car door. Even if the door was locked, that's still terrifying
@@dragonbane44 you'd be surprised how many people don't lock their doors when they drive. I thought it was common sense too but I grew up in a bad neighborhood so idk maybe that's why.
If I was on the run for nearly 15 years and only needed 20 more days until freedom, I would’ve been PISSED if I got caught
Seriously! It’s a good thing justice caught up with her, but at the same time I can’t help feeling frustrated lol
Agreed like it was right there, just a few more days but no instead of laying extra low off the grid she was cocky and moving around in public.
Maybe she wanted to be caught
@@nanakojo not likely.... she wouldve turned herself in
@@liyataylor7389 This is true and early too instead of waiting so long.
The first case was so interesting & the way you told the story made me feel like I was right there in Japan right when it was all happening. Great job at storytelling. & I love how you cover lesser known cases. Keep up the great work.
I'll say this: it almost sounds like something that would make a really good movie if the right script and director were involved.
@@heymistercarter. totally agree! And there's a good storyteller who males you feel so
@@heymistercarter. david fincher and the actress ??
Imagine murdering two young children for gambling money :(
That case made me so angry. It's been a long time since I've gotten emotional while making a video, but that last case got me...
@@LazyMasquerade I recently had to close out a video on CriminallyListed. Got too mad after an elderly man allowed a younger man into his home out of the cold to make a phone call, only to be rewarded with a beating. A beating that became a double homicide when the elderly man's wife woke up and started screaming...goddamn drug addicts.
@@LazyMasquerade The second case was what upset me the most because of John Humble. The conviction makes sense, but the time sentenced should've been much longer, and he shouldn't have been released early, since he (unknowingly, yet knew full well), basically caused the death of three more people, which meant that he knew that more could die, but not the amount. It makes sense that the investigator quit after finding that out, too, because he felt kind of responsible for making such a significant error in who he thought was the killer.
Right? They're worth way more alive!
Sound worth it to me
There's something fishy about these...
Your mom
Lazy Masquerade Huehuehue
Lazy Masquerade lol fishy
Great stories to tell around the campfire
Just like bread teams new album
Police questioning: “so why did you run that stop light?”
Killer: “cuz I’m the ripper I killed those people lol”
He left out a few key points in the video: He had a prostitute in the car with him, and they found murder weapons that he had stashed away. And they interrogated him for two days before he confessed.
Golly G. Golem oh lmao that would have made a lot more sense. The video made it sound like he just confessed for no reason
@@Davidisawesome15 Yeah, it's was a little misleading.
Best comment on this video! 🤣🤣🤣
Golly G. Golem I bet that prostitute was actually glad to be stopped by police after finding out who she was riding with
Imagine 99% escaping the police and failed at 14 years 11 months
That's the real life version of game being downloaded 99% and then stopping 🤣
Pretty sure it was 95% and that 95% failed to escape
Nate G 5458/5478 is 99.6% my dude, definitely not 95%
@@SacredFaerie ahh, I completely misunderstood what he said, thought he confused the amount of people that are caught when on the run in Japan with the amount that escape
Kazuko:*Just about to get away with the murder*
Her beer bottle:I’m about to end this woman’s whole career.
Status of limitation of 15 years for MURDER!? That's way too low...
I was thinking the same thing. We have a statute of limitations in NZ but it doesn't apply to murder and I think for other crimes it's at least 20 years
@@mikesanders8621 in spain, never.
No statute of limitation on murder anywhere in US that I know of. Sadly , most states have not have eliminated the limits for all felony sexual assault types. However, most of those states do have exceptions to the limitations if DNA evidence is involved.
Geuss who’s moving to japan 🇯🇵
Berseria, reminds me of a Connery James Bond film. He is in a bath house being pampered by some hot Japanese babes. One of them says “In Japan, man always come first”. Connery says under his breath “I think I shall retire here.”
"Smash the like button or I'll smash you!", but we haven't even gone on a date yet lazy 😯
Welcome to the modern world >:)
Yovany Mora 🤣
im still waiting for the smash 😓
I mean, as long as he talked the whole time, he could smash me without a date.
@@coglineerro730
That's sad.. I'm sorry.. lol
This channel does wat others dont choose quality over quantity so when his comes out it's worth the wait
No, he used to upload every other day, I'm not sure what happened to him, personal problems, I also think he got demonitized for a long time
Are you 8
Actually FACTS
Well said this is what I was thought of.
FACTS
The first case started out saying Japan is a safe place. Then, it is revealed that the prisons are the Yakuza's "fun house."
......
If Japanese societal/cultural pressures and expectations don't deter you from crime; The horrendous prisons sure will.
That's why you don't do crimes. The Yakuza is dying out too though bc of the Anti Boryokudan Act. Not as big as they used to be, most of them are just a bunch of grandpas now that do finical crime.
Vinny I never would have though japanese prisons would be so horrendous. but, it sounds like american prisons are even... dare I say... better. which is something I'd never though I'd say.
I thought it was prostitution not gonna lie
@Rich Affinito Yes, prisons are built to punish criminals. They are also NOT supposed to be a playground for other criminals to fester in.
"The Woman of Seven Faces" Goddamn that is an awesome outlaw name.
To bad she was extremely dumb
@@Make_A_ChangeKYSelf she wasnt...She was very careful it was on a whim that a lady called in smh
bet you couldnt do it
@@liyataylor7389 well she's still dumb enough to go around public places drunk
I wonder if the police gives killers badass names, so they start to think their “the real shit,” then get cocky and get caught
Sounds like a yokai
"Let's call it a ... gentleman's funhouse" Dude, that's way worse than any other name you were going to come up with.
Yannick Grignon Men's Pleasure Palace" good enough?
@@flameknightplayz2939 "land of the rising fun"
The Bawdy House
Yannick Grignon is this ok SUSAN!!
Smash 'n Bang Gang good enough?
All these killers are heinous, but killing children is a special kind of evil
I’m 100% on the same page with you. When I thought about how he killed those innocent boys with a fucking sledgehammer it made my stomach turn. It’s hard to fathom how purely evil some people can be, and for such terribly selfish reasons. My only solace is that he can’t hurt other people, since he’s been caught, which has hopefully provided the family some measure of peace and closure, and that child killers are not viewed fondly in prison, even amongst other killers. He won’t be having a pleasant stay.
Fubs_the_queen 1996 They’re going to a special kind of hell. The place where child molesters go, and people that talk in the theaters.
I must say, even though I don't like children at all, I think killing them is still going way too overboard :/
People who hurt or kill children should go to the 7th ring of hell.
It's heartbreaking to see the defendant so sad for losing the case at 23:48. He needed the money so badly!
Why is there a statute of limitations on murder!? Ridiculous
There is no statue of limitations for murder in japan. This video is outdated.
I know ..Right? It’s not like after 15 years, the victim is no longer dead.
@@washingmachine4993 Japan abolished its statute of limitations for murder in 2010. The crime in this video happened well before this.
the reasoning in 15 years a lot of evidence can be lost completely, and everyone deserves a fair trial with accurate evidence, but yeah idk if that applies to cases like this where evidence is clearly still there
You should do more contents such as this, Lazy. I found out about your channel because I used to binge watch serial killer documentaries and crime cases. One of your videos was recommended to me. I think the horror narration videos aren't recommended as much as the others because of the RUclips algorithm. Your videos were like the passage way for me to horror narration genre here on RUclips. More power, Lazy! Looking forward to listening to new contents from you.
Surely they need to make a movie about the Japanese woman in story 1.
Starring Scarlett Johansson as the Japanese woman
Gone Girl 2.0
@@gator9339 Or, if we're to talk about a serious attempt, starring Sandra oh and Wong Kar-wai as a director.
dea B I was gonna say !!! The one pretty face that she had looked just like Sandra Oh
Jojo's bizzare adventure had a serial killer who swapped faces.
It’s important to note that Japan abolished the statute of limitations for murder in April 28th 2010. I think they realized how messed up it was to be unusually lenient in regards to cold blooded murderers.
"I have to change a few words due to RUclips's new rules." RUclips is getting very mundane and boring. Why are they even bothering with the RUclips kids jazz if they won't let the grownups talk like freaking grownups? Well, cudos to Lazy for making it interesting anyway. We know we can count on you.
Especially considering you still hav to be 13 to even sign up.
to make it advertisement friendly
AdoIf HitIer 卐 Thanks grammar nazi!
@AdoIf HitIer 卐 who gives a frick?
Moneyyyyyyyyy
The best things happen when Lazy uploads 💙
Well said!!
Truth.
And the worst things have happened when Lazy uploads 😬🔪🔪
facts
UPDATE: the perp in the third story, Chase Merritt, was just sentenced to death
There is justice in the world
@@fumothfan9 second case was a lad from the estate I grew up on dad
unfortunately it's in California which means he will never actually be executed.
Quality content as always. I like this type of "real life" videos more than anything else.
furniture too!?!? she rent a u-haul before stealing?
My mams husband was taken in for questioning when the ripper was at large. He would drive from Teeside to Bradford a couple of times every week and the police thought it was suspicious. He was going to visit his two very elderly parents to check they were ok, the police were ok with this...it all checked out so they let him go. Still, it didnt stop his arse from falling out.
She almost got away with it... if it wasn't for that meddling woman! Damn 14 years, 11 months and 10 days on the run just to get caught by a citizen going "hang on a sec, that face looks a tad familiar."
Sound like you didn't want her to get caught
I like how his style has remained consistent throughout the years. Very few RUclipsrs do that and in this case it really adds to how much I like the videos
agreed, and it’s also impressive that while it remains constant, it isn’t overdone. It’s still fresh
@@autumnb1322 definitely
When I heard "Japan in the 1980s" I really thought it would be about Junko Furuta (sorry for the mispelling). But the one you chose was creepy too.
That case didn't have a red herring to it though. A few almost captures, but not red herrings
link to Junko Furuta story please.
@@RanaRandom ruclips.net/video/JO3HLHcmec8/видео.html
It is absolutely disgusting.
I'm not being funny, though, even if the accent didn't match Peter Sutcliffe's, people can put on an accent? What kind of police work is it, to ignore all the evidence against him because of something that can be fairly easily faked?
Eddie M
It doesn’t seem like they had much to go on. They prolly ran with their strongest lead, even if it sent them in the wrong direction
I think that's why the main investigator resigned.
Similarly, why would they randomly assume the people in the picture were the McStays? That makes absulutely no sense and I feel like it needs some thorough explanation.
I enjoy your twau profile pic
The Ripper case was incompetent from start to finish; the obsession over the tape and letters was just the tip of the iceberg. The police decided very early on that the Ripper was deliberately targetting prostitutes, even though one of his victims was a schoolgirl and another an older housewife; neither was involved in the sex industry. The truth was Sutcliffe targetted vulnerable women, it just so happened that a lot of prostitutes are vulnerable.
The cops were so blinkered that when women who had been attacked but managed to escape came forward, they were dismissed out of hand because they didn't fit the police's idea of a 'Ripper victim', i.e. they weren't prostitutes. One such victim, 14 year old Tracey Browne, was attacked but managed to get away. The description she gave police of her attacker's appearance was that of Peter Sutcliffe, she even went back to the police later when the Ripper case was dominating the headlines, but each time she was dismissed and ignored.
Worst of all, different police officers actually interviewed Sutcliffe something like seven times over the course of the investigation, but because the operation was so massive and organisation of paper records so chaotic, nobody knew this until after his arrest. Individual officers were just doing their own thing, with little communication, terrible record keeping, and a complete lack of competent leadership. As the video states, Sutcliffe was eventually caught by accident for a driving offence - not by the police force leading the investigation, but by a force in a different county he happened to be visiting.
Japan: known for being extremely safe
Also Japan: has a self admitted cannibal running around without being convicted.
Wow, seriously? Who r u talking about? Maybe I'm not informed about sth well-known, but still wanna know who is on your mind
@@crazyzombie1536 Probably Issei Sagawa.
I don't think Japan is known for being safe but for being polite. Most people know how much sexual assaults goes on there
@@Toy_In_Tub Japan is known for having very low violent crime rates and is considered a fairly safe country but unfortunately it has an alarmingly high rate of sexual assault cases. While studying in Tokyo I would frequently hear from my friends about being grabbed by random people on trains, even when they had someone with them.
@@maxruehl Good news: He's already dead from heart failure last month
It’s too bad that they can’t make CCTV footage better. It would probably be too expensive. That would help cops avoid things like this. Hopefully in the future the footage will improve
Ashlee Fetters narc
Ashlee Fetters be careful what you wish for...
Just want to note I appreciate how you never referred to the ripper’s victims as low or anything. I appreciate the respect you showed by calling them just women that shouldn’t have lost their life.
Is it weird that I listen to these, to help me sleep....
His voice is calming asf
Same!!
Nope! I usually listen right before bed. So relaxing!
Letizi join the club 😂
Everyday from around the time lazy first started know like every story lol
His voice IS rather soothing... subject matter, not so much but his voice overrules that.
I was about to ask where the hell Lazy has been and then I looked to see that I've missed about 5 notifications. Not cool, YT. Not cool.
Jaz Barry Exactly. WTF?
Me too!
RUclips don't care same with twitter and Facebook if you not left you banned
Me too
Because it's sooooo hard to open your subs pages🙄
Lazy, doesn’t your back hurt from carrying the entirety of the scary RUclips community??
Edit: alright boys, I changed it.
Mr Creeps is carrying his own weight
Boy, you're gonna carry that weight a long time
bruh y'all dumb or sumn, creepy pastas are stories that are made up :/
He's not even doing creepy pastas anymore..
@@kodasai296 Creepy pasta just refers to a horror story on the internet that is usually shared (the term stems from the phrase "copy pasta").
I discovered your channel a year ago and it took me 3 weeks to watch every single video. I have never been so obsessed with a channel in my life. I don't comment, I just watch the videos like a creepy person lol I just wanted to say you're doing a really great job! I haven't found a channel that has your originality. ❤
I don't comment, she says in a comment. Sorry, I just had to point that out. Thanks for the little laugh. But you're right that Lazy has some of the best videos on RUclips.
Checkout mrballen you'll a busy another 3weeks
@@kaylonrome, MrBallen is amazing! Lazy and Ballen should collaborate on a video together, sometime!
That lawyer in the last picture looked like he was thinking, "This is a lost cause!"
Lionel Hutz (the Simpsons): "Even if I loose, I'll be famous!"
I remember watching documentaries on the Mcstays...way back before their remains were found. It was such a mystery back then. So sad what happened to the family.
Yea I think I assumed it was a murder suicide by the father. I feel bad =(
I've had a rough week and this is just what I needed to cheer me up
Well i hope it gets better for you bro🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍
Palletlover I gwess you just have to get through it one day at a time.
Same tho... you doing okay?
Hope things get better for you. Take it a day at a time.
At least you haven't been murdered
Going on Patreon officially man, you never cease to amaze!
I always love mysteries where everything isn’t just black-and-white “solved” or “unsolved.” One of the reasons “4 ‘solved’ mysteries where the plot thickened” has been one of my favorites of yours since it came out!
Who needs creepypasta, when the world is already so freakin' terrifying? Nice vid, as always, Lazy! Hopin' you have a good year.
I started listening to these because I merely used the video to keep my computer from shutting off at work. I wasn't actually watching the videos, but I started to get curious when I read a couple of the titles. I have to say that it's been about a month and I have heard everything from this RUclipsr. Lazy Masquerade, thank you for having captivating videos that not only absolutely hold my attention, but I can play a couple of these over and over again without getting bored. No particular ones, just random at any given time.
I love the True Story compilations, those have got to be my favorite.
Yes!!! Lazy! Still my favorite horror narrator and channel on RUclips.
I was hoping you'd upload something that would include Red Herrings! They always make cases more interesting+
Omgggggg I just turned in my laptop to start my assignment 😭😭 but lazy comes first 😭
RIP your homework
Rip your grades
Rip your education
Rip your day
RIP your C average
The McStay's lived 5 mins from me and they were well known in our community. I'm glad that SOB was finally caught.
Humble’s actions infuriate me, I’m glad he ended up serving some prison time.
Her husband pleaded her to come clean and she just laughed in his face, savage. 😂🤘
She murdered someone.
Jodie Lee x he passed up a chance to be more savage than her and tell the authorities.
Jessica James same
@@-Nibbles- Well, I believe than unlike her, he actually had feelings and cared for her. She was the mother of his children after all. Not that it forgives anything...
ulv sitka oh, I don’t doubt that. But it’s still disappointing he didn’t 😕
DUDE! I have been listening to your old stuff for the past couple weeks. Just in a "Lazy" mood I guess, ha. Thanks for the new upload!
These mysteries are very interesting, especially ones that involve red herrings. Looking forward to the next video.
I’m always sad every time a video ends 🙁
It's slower, but Criminally listed got great stories never heard of too
Mara Marx x yeah I’m subscribed to them too. You’re right. Good stuff!
Lutch green also
Him : 14years, 11months and 10 days. She almost got away with it
Me : I know! She was so close! Damn -- oops😯
It would be more interesting if she got away.
pretty sure the information in this video is incorrect, she was 11-10 hours away from freedom
@@sohail6781 They caught her when there were 21 days left, but by the time they submit the evidence and the report to the court, there were only 11 hours left, had the police not worked overnight (what I've heard from a video) and submitted the evidence and the report the next day, she might've been free.
@@averagecommenter4623 why would it be more interesting if the killer got away with murder ? Are you insane ?
I don't know why I always choose to watch these at night and alone in my apartment. I always regret it.....
Im undecided which I like more, the solved or the unsolved ones, both have their unique feelings, one gives the satisfaction of getting an answer, one triggers you to try to solve them by hopefully noticing something that no one else has, even though that's extremely unlikely to ever happen.
I appreciate the hard work you put into these videos. Always incredibly interesting to listen to. Continued success Lazy!
out of all mystery and cold case videos on youtube, yours have been the most intriguing to watch. I love your narration and the topics you cover. Thank you!
"Their search history revealed something very interesting "
My mom says the same thing about my history 😏
I wonder if that was one of the false leads Merritt set up?
I won't even look at my 17 year olds search history, don't want to know lol.
WHYYYYY DON'T YOU HAVE AT LEAST 1 MILLION SUBS?? :)) You totally deserve it. Love your content! Who's with me...?
I love the irl mysteries. It's the reason I subscribed.
Love is this channel, always a good day when Lazy uploads!
This is quickly becoming my favorite channel. I've been binge watching for days now lol
It’s not just the stories, it’s the way he narrates that makes it much more creepy and disturbing. I would recommend a South Korean compilation
Another good show Lazy!!! I had someone in my office as I was listening to your show. I think you may have a new fan!!!
He's a podcast por smthg in instagram, you can see him too
Oh my favourite bed time stories channel is here again.
I've been looking forward to this.
When I saw peter sutcliffe I was surprised. My mum remembers him and her friend was questioned by police (as well as many other people). He killed two people in Manchester which is where I live.
lazy masquerade: this evil woman was caught almost before the end of the statue limitations
me, a lawful person: noooooooOOOOOOO
I know! Like if it was a year before it ran out or something I wouldn’t have cared but she was just so close-Not that the murder was okay it’s just so crazy that she was 20 days away from being scot-free.
Lol, ikr. I was kinda rooting for her.
I got the same feeling watching the show "I almost got away with it", except they didn't tell you the crime until way later. Like, they got us rooting for these dudes to escape prison, making me think they were like petty thieves, until they drop me on me that they were rapists who murdered a pregnant lady.
Yeaahhhhhh I was kinda rooting for her a bit
You all are psychopaths, Jeez rooting for a murderer?
Greetings from Tokyo, please allow me to correct one information, back then the statue of limitations for murder was indeed 15 years back in Japan, but that changed in 2010, April 27th. I was soooooooo glad when this happened!
My dad actually lived a few streets down from Peter Sutcliffe when he was younger
My dad only lived 200 miles from him.
My dad Lived
@@jayvonwebb4864 lol
My Dad
My
The McStay case is something I remember hearing about as a kid years ago before it was solved. I remember hearing about it on TV, and the strangeness of the family's disappearance stayed with me for years. Sad to see what happened to them, but I hope their family and friends can have some closure now that they know what really happened to them. :(
For the first case, I will say that the god of calamity was laughing at the woman with the seven faces for sure!
*this is my new favorite channel to watch in the middle of the night alone*
I adore you Lazy !! The amount of effort you put into these videos rlly shows ! Thanks for creeping me out as usual hehe xxxx
Yusss! Lazy is back! We love you, man! 💖 I literally stop whatever I'm doing in that moment when I get a notification... just to watch your videos. Lol. Also first comment! Woo! Lol
Lazy: "Her popularity translated into one thing.. Ti.."
Hodge Twins: "MUSHROOM TIPS!! GOOD MUSHROOM TIPS!!!"
Nowadays hodge twins be like “the liberals are taking the mushroom tips”
Perfect start to a Monday
I honestly love watching this channel. Every update feels like an episode and I can’t wait for the next update.
Japan abolished the statute of limitations for homicide in 2010. Now a killer can be sentenced no matter how much time passes after the murder
He’s BAAAAAAAAACK!!! Made my frickin day chap❤️😅
Whoa, I was just binging old videos and watched an entirely new video without noticing, what a great day :), thank you!
THE VISUALS! THE NARRATIONS! YOUR ACCENT! AHHHH freaking awesome! Was having suicidal thoughts and your videos always distract me from doing something stupid. THANK YOU SIR for saving a life!
Please speak to someone - there's support out there. Life is precious.
Hope you are doing better.
Great job as always man! I really like how you go around the world to review cases that are not widely known.
Police: "That looks like them. Boom, case solved."
The into of Lazy Masquerade is always
🔥🔥🔥
Lazy, I need a recording that’s just you counting up and down.
Cogline Erro right?!
Hey Lazy, my first listen to you in the new year!!! 💖💖💖
The McStay family one and the whole reason why it was done reminds me of that one Judge Judy episode where some dude sued his friend for $20. Humans creating a value to money was one of our worst mistakes
You’re one of the best story tellers Lazy!
0:00-0:10 *That Intro is Scary AF*
Well I know what I’m listening to when I walk to gas station this evening
Can't decide whether the ripper's letter belongs to r/iamverysmart or r/incel
Could possibly also belong in r/whatcouldgowrong
I really like this channel. Thanks for making videos that are genuinely interesting and for reciting the material in a way that doesn't make me want to gouge out my eyeballs.
So I always wondered, what is the purpose of the Statute of Limitations? Like why do we have that? This only gives criminals a chance to escape and never be caught. I understand the point of a double jeopardy, but the statute of limitations just has no reason for existing