Crime Stories | Season 1 | Episode 1 | Monster of Miramichi | Bill Courage | Richard Belzer
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- Опубликовано: 3 июл 2016
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In 1989, the entire town of Miramichi is held hostage by a monster. This troubled man with a heinous past embarks on a 7-month crime spree, including brutal beatings, rape, arson and serial murder. His victims are women, both young and old. The rampage culminates in the killing of a local priest. Finally, Canada's most intensive manhunt frees the people from Allan Legere, the Monster of Miramichi.
Director: Steve Allen
Starring: Bill Courage, Richard Belzer, James Naughton
Cast
Bill Courage as Narrator
Richard Belzer as Self - Host
James Naughton as Narrator
Dan Savoie as Detective
Gene Galusha as Narrator
Scott Rayow as Narrator
Jo Weiss as Nanny
Amber Hunt as Self 
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WTF asshole
fuck u
Dear crime is not for enjoying so please don't tell any one to enjoy the crime serials they watch to know don't trust anyone and don't believe easily...
And why can't the police just advise people to put lights outside their houses (just to see if someone is approaching) or simply to lock their doors? and when they know who the murderer is, couldn't the police just post his picture everywhere so people would recognize him? the taxi driver is lucky to be alive.
If I've learned anything from hundreds of crime documentaries, don't ever live in a place where people don't lock their doors. That's where all the worst shit happens.
So true. Or places where 'this never happens here'. Please.....Everywhere on this plant where there are people, violence and murder will happen. People need to use common damn sense. Locks are built in windows and doors for a reason. LOL 'the worst shit happens' lolo That is too funny :)
Take care to never “light up a room”, it seems to attract the attention of very bad people.
Nahaha. Right. And dont be friends with anyone who says " it couldnt happen to my. Friends"
@@Bookit9254 nahaha
I grew up like that. No locked doors on houses or cars. You could also park your bike anywhere you want, leave it unlocked, go back the next day and it would still be there.
"This is an area, where we don't lock our doors." How often I hear that, when watching these kind of stories.
Too often... Lock your doors people!!!
I dont give a fuck if Im living on the top of some mountain you can only get to by hellicopter, im locking my doors, and I always keep my car keys in my nightstand when I go to bed, and while im up, they are on my person. People whom leave keys in their cars, and dont lock their doors, sorry for saying, are stupid.
So many women in this series are abducted in their cars because they didn't lock the doors. Lock the doors as soon as you get in your car.
I can't lock my door because some bastard stole it
Those days are gone eh? I agree that anyone....in this day and age, are crazy to not lock houses and cars. That is your property and your life, it's your responsibility to look after both!
My mother worked at the Sheriffs Office. My mother transported most of these serial killers from the court house to jail. She would bring them up to the courthouse and watch as the trials went on. She said some of these murder were so Gruesome that to this day she still remember and literally like hear their voice of what they were saying.
Ask court reporters also. They probably pray over themselves to rebuke those evil spirits off of them.
How many serial killers did she transport? That's gotta be chilling.
My father was the one of the paramedics that rushed Nena to the hospital, and testified against that psycho.
Why are there so many serial killers in Canada?
@Timothy McCaskey two words,JUST TWO WORDS.......
SAWNEY BEAN!!!
I rest my case
jquest43 I don’t know but we need to deport them!
@Timothy McCaskey Christie-Cleek another one perhaps?
Jason Eder Ummm I think that’s what he said.
It always makes my blood boil when people say "this never happens here, we never lock our door". Well do you wanna be first then? People, lock your doors no matter what. Even if there's a very low crime rate around you, DOORS EXIST FOR A REASON
Believe it or not there was a time where (at least during the day) where there was an open door policy among communities
We knew our neighbours, watched out for each others children, watched out for each other and their property
Sadly those days are long gone
I grew up in Miramchi and I was 10 when this happened. They canceled Halloween. I remember sitting at my grandmother's in Chatham listening to the scanner when the priest and nuns were murdered.
Wow this must be dramatic for you traumatic I mean I'm so sorry for your 10-year-old self God bless you 💜✝️
Was there any tough guys or rough parts of town in Miramichi back then?
Did you know the Flam's?
@@lsudx479 No, but he knew the Flims.
@@PatrickFDolan Ah, maybe they all did the FLIM-FLAM!
One lesson to be learned is when you take a high risk prisoner out for a medical appointment you had better have enough police officers around that person so that he doesn't escape and murder even more people.
I trust he will NEVER see the light of day Again.
They was gonna let him go a few years ago cause his sentence was up. His family told them to keep him I'm there.
Until the next ear infection
it a different time in our history no 4K cameras every foot a part .Back then our existence was totally different easier to commit crime without being caught immediately
do you not realize that living naively and making yourself vulnerable (unlocked doors is just asking for trouble) is exactly what someone up to no good is counting on? Life is not idealized fiction; crime happens everywhere.
Absolutely! It's sad to see these things continually happening because of trust in an area. As long as there are humans there will be danger.
I often forgot to lock my house doors at night...and I do live in a secluded place (although right now my mom is living here with me). I hope I would never experience something like these...but other people in my country got robbed although they locked their houses every night with padlocks too. When the robbers seriously wanted to do it, they will pry your door locks. I have never been robbed probably due to my modest, tiny house. I will remember these comments about locking my doors at night from now on, thank you everyone...
There is an old saying locks were made for honest people.
One thing the documentary didn't mention was how he would enter people's houses at night, make himself a cup of coffee and a sandwich and read their newspaper, leaving just a note saying that he and been there. Creepy I know. As I write this, I am sitting in a house in Chatam, about a 1 km walk from the Catholic priests house.
Vic Blackwood
Wow. You're close, eh
Scary
Not trying to creep you out but I probably deliver flyers to your house.
Oh thank you! I now remember hearing that. And didnt he defecate on the floor i think. Not diggin your crib right now. Yikes. Lol
How big/small a town is Chatham? Is it as big as Monkton or is Monkton the larger town in the region?
I'm watching this from a big city and Chatham seems like a nice, calm place to live (any other time when Legere was wasn't around).
Nina Flam was a Wonder Woman. No way could many people have gotten on that witness stand and testify to the things that happened to her. May she rest in peace
IKR. My heart goes out to her.
This woman worked hard and closed at 11pm even after 50 years..I can’t imagine anyone would want to hurt those 2 lady’s like this..Surely when you see the age and vulnerability you come to your senses apologies and walk away, or even take the money but why the violence..Why the sexual assault..Must be very disturbed and needs to be in a secure unit..So sad
This guy needs to be dealt with by the public. Period
Facts
Great series!
I'm shocked at the sentence. 4 murders, multiple rapes, kidnapping, highjacking cars, breaking & entering, arson, theft, and he can be up for parole in 25 years. WOW!
doesn't mean he will get out in 25 years. he will have to go to parole board and if they do't think he's rehabilitated they won't let him out ever
I do think they shed consider consecutive rather than combine sentences in cases as egregious as this. Killing multiple people should not result in the same sentence as killing one.
He may have the opportunity for parole, but it would never happen. He has no remorse and would never be rehabilitated to be trusted in the community with an opportunity to re-offend.
Also I think the punishment of thinking you have a slight chance for parole and being denied EVERYTIME is appropriate punishment for him in lieu of putting him to death
@@Amy021277 I like the way you think.
Its horrific how much one persons hate & frustration can affect a whole community of basically good people.
Allan was actually my neighbour, my family knew him. I live in New Brunswick Canada also. And back in the day he lived just a couple houses down from us.
Congrats?
This is probably my 3rd viewing of this horror and I'm still SMH : how could this monster be considered for ANY kind of parole. Canada is far too lenient.
Allan Legere is still in jail and has been there for 39 years. He currently is 72 Years old. In August of this year he applied but has yet to be granted day parole. In Canada, 1st degree murder carries an automatic 25 year prison term with no chance of parole. After 25 years an application can be made for parole which often is not granted.
@@BadDayHQ Legere was scheduled for a parole hearing on January 13, 2021, where he was denied , cant find anything newer than that
Given the nature of his crimes. I think it's very unlikely he'll make parole.
The one man had already killed someone else in a violent fashion? Is that what I heard? So he should have already been spending life in prison when this happened then? Our courts are so corrupted here..
@@BadDayHQ Actually no killers are set free here in Canada far more often than most people realize!!!
This is one of those stories you don’t forget. I’ve watched thousands of cases and it’s up there with the most awful.
So who clicks on the video then goes right to the comments to see what there getting there self into and if it’s worth your time to watch. 😂
Bro lmfao yeah
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I have spent more time reading the comments then some videos that I wouldn't have just watched.
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Yes i love the reviews in the comments! (I dont like hateful comments though)
how does a serial killer only get 1 life sentence with possibility of parole in 25 years!!!! might i recall he was trusted to go to the bathroom and killed!!!!!!
They act as if 25 years is forever. Big dramatic announcement voice--“No possibility of parole for 25 years”--I’ll bet at 24 years 6 months the paperwork is already being drawn up to cut him loose.
@@randyweaver6543 He was transferred in 2015 from the super max prison in Quebec to a lesser max prison in N.B. Source: atlantic.ctvnews.ca/mobile/he-s-not-getting-out-says-n-b-public-safety-minister-after-allan-legere-transferred-1.2234008
+Fred Kraze' Allan Legere was transferred in 2015 from super max prison in Quebec to a lesser max prison in N. B. Source: atlantic.ctvnews.ca/mobile/he-s-not-getting-out-says-n-b-public-safety-minister-after-allan-legere-transferred-1.2234008
Just crazy...... Once in prison that should be his life. Everyone who agrees with letting him out, should be jailed with him when he kills again.
Randy Weaver try 18 years dude I live out here when u get life which is 25 out here u can get parole at 18 years but you may or may not get it just pointing it out
So glad the lady survived and took the stand.
In 2021 Alan Legere asked to be release during the day on parole but is request as been refused. So people in Miramichi could stay safe from that Monster
And elsewhere on earth
He's still in the SHU. His chances of getting paroled from there are 0. He's never getting out
NB back 89' was full of dense forest. He knew the woods far better than the officers chasing him. Even though he was well known, he was completely unrecognizable when he was captured. He said he was walking around among the people during the day. NOBODY would've known it was him. You need to have lived through the terror in order to understand the situation.
A lot of people who live in the miramichi believe that he also hide in the house in the morrisy bridge located between Chatham head and New Castle.
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watching all those series makes me really believe that death penalty should be reintroduced all over the world when the evidence is 100% accurate.
all criminals think that they can kill many ppl and then might walk free somehow, even if after 30 years.
It is enough to make you weep , not only what happens in Canada but most of the western world. The liberal snowflakes make sure that their ideals are made law , banning executions and making excuses for bad behavior , prison will reform. This is my idea , any convicted murderer or serious offender escapes and commits more crimes then the snowflakes are charged with those offences. they will soon clamour for the death penalty.
@@jameswebb4593 The liberals everywhere else in the world are the conservative party; LNP, Tories, LPC...
Its so damn easy to spot the brain dead Murican, who also doesn't seem to realise they live in a country with the highest recidivism rate and incarceration rate in the developed world; who parrots buzzwords instead of taking the initiative to research.
@@freudianslippers6567 That explains why the rest of Western civilization is being overrun by the third world; Swedes, Australians, and French are being supplanted by foreigners with room-temperature IQs.
Look up IQ charts by nation, and the reason assimilation from third- into first-world nations fails becomes painfully clear.
the issue is who`s there ti decide that the evidence is accurate?A corrupted judge? Some random ppl who are mistaken in a lot of cases? Someone who makes a mistake making a DNA test?
james webb
Good thinking.
Perhaps the jury should be executed if they kill an innocent person as well.
As a deterrent.
It's not paranoia when the threat us real.
Aside from everything, Nina was one strong lady.
Capital punishment! Absurd that he would ever be up for parole. A twelve year old would know never to let him amongst the general public.
Encountering a Real Monster never leaves any one the same , No One should ever think a Real Monster will ever have Remorse .
I live in new brunswick and its just crazy to me to think something like this happened.. its such a peaceful place and never would i have imagined this could happen here
Thank you for your content, and the good quality of your videos.
That woman who outsmarted Allan Legere should be given a medal, Nobel Peace Prize or something.
One smart cookie-thanks for watching
I'm told that I'm smart a lot. I love your videos as it helps me cope with my not-so-good past. Thank you very much for these videos and I hope to see more in the future.
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I really hate it when killers are tried in Canada, Australia and Europe because they never get the punishment they deserve and are back out ready to reoffend.
Maybe we should encourage the serial killers and murderers to move to those countries....maybe then they would rethink their laws.
@@vickitaylor8158Or we could not encourage killing at all. Every justice system has it's flaws. Everyone must be held accountable for their actions.
Bad Day HQ well while you are not encouraging killing serial killers they are busy killing innocent people in your complacency.
Guessing your from United States? If your punitive Criminal Justice system is so damn good then why do you have a murder rate that is 4 to 8 times higher than the rest of the developed world? Why have US states with the death penalty had murder rates higher than US states without the death penalty for decades?
Besides you clearly don't understand the sentence in this case. Legere has been sentenced to life in prison. After 25 years he can apply for parole. He will never get paroled. End of story.
@@vickitaylor8158 - While you're whining on about supposed laxness in other countries criminal justice systems you want to ask why the US has the highest murder rate by far amongst developed countries despite having the most punitive system including States with the death Penalty (where the highest murder rates are)?
I love this channel love the crime documentaries
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A good argument for the death sentence. If he had been executed the first time he was convicted he could not have murdered again
A good argument for taking basic security precautions when transporting a dangerous prisoner to and from hospital.
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I’m from NYC-- grew up in mid-1960s thru 1980, then worked thru 1991. I NEVER leave my car unlocked, keys in the ignition, in my driveway. I get accused of being paranoid for compulsively locking everything, but better safe than sorry, or dead. Here’s a good reason as any for conceal carry. Too bad Nina wasn’t carrying and blown this maniac away.
Thanks for the upload. I had read a couple pretty interesting articles/assessments on Legere and afterwards I googled up any docs that may've been produced and saw that this had been made and searching on Amazon Prime I saw the episode listed. For whatever reason this episode, listed on Prime as being the first of the series run, was very obviously about a completely different case from 1996. So again, thanks
Thanks for sharing!
25 YEARs? 4 counts 1st degree murder and he gets 25yrs. He is why we need a mandatory life w/o parole or death.
I don't see enough value on human lives of the victims.
Atta Witt Hey Half Wit. Here's a tip to improve your sadly low knowledge & intelligence : LEARN Some FACTS before shooting your mouth off. Criminal Code of Canada provides for indeterminate (that means no set limit) sentences for chronic violent offenders. I.e.DANGEROUS OFFENDER DESIGNATION.
Allan Legere has been declared a dangerous offender and will spend the rest of his life in the super-maximum-security Special Handling Unit at Ste.-Anne-des-Plaines near Montreal.
atlantic.ctvnews.ca/monster-of-the-miramichi-continues-to-instill-fear-25-years-after-recapture-1.2116910
How's your extreme sentencing and death penalty working out for Americans? Your crime rates have risen...
Hey Half Witt - An American is more than twice as likely to be murdered as a Canadian. And in Canada we execute 100% less innocent people. Yeah Sensible Canada!
AND Canada has a recidivism rate of 35% for men and 20% for women. The United States' recidivism rate is over 70%.
I guess he felt most safe attacking the helpless.
He felt stronger. Typical coward!
That monster doesn't deserve out 1hr a day. How about never.
The all importance of locking your car door as soon as you get in it no matter where live. And the importance of locking your house door also.
Yep part of personal security now days.
The murder of the priest was exactly like what happened to Father Roach in Kelly's Cross, PEI. He was found in his house right next to the church when he did not show up for Sunday morning mass, except two brothers named Laviolette were convicted for the brutal pipe beating, so horrific.
But still a chance for parole to become a productive member of society again....welcome to Canada's justice system!
I often forgot to lock my house doors at night...and I do live in a secluded place (although for the last 6 years my severely ill mom is living here with me (dad just passed away in April)). I hope I would never experience something like these...but other people in my country got robbed although they locked their houses every night with padlocks too. When the robbers seriously wanted to do it, they will pry your door locks. I have never been robbed probably due to my modest, tiny house. I will remember these comments about locking my doors at night from now on, thank you everyone...
Get a dog - let him loose in the house at night . Preferably a pit bull or Rottweiler . It would cost a few dollars in feeding but at least you would sleep soundly .! And
NOBODY would think of breaking
in...!
@@2msvalkyrie529
That's a great idea, thank you. Unfortunately my mother extremely hates dogs. She already dislikes my 5 cats and always shooed them outside my home, so they have to live in my garage now. Maybe someday, if I live longer than her...the cost to take care of her might be able to feed a dog or two instead. Maybe I'll also get some goose...I heard they're great yard security animal, too. 😄❤
love your shows good job! keep up the good work
Thank you! Love your support!
Legere was denied parole in 2021. I couldn't find a date when he can apply again. He's now 74.
I’m watching this through gritted teeth and great anger towards the individuals who did this cowardly crime..Parole after 25 yrs ?are you shitin me
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I like this show, nice to see that folks in Canada are just as bad and good as folks in the States
Allan legeres parole hearing was yesterday (Jan 13th 2021) it was all over the news here...They didn't release him......They will never release him
There's a Netflix movie about this guy was very good check it out same name as this documentary
Thats like when folks say stuff like,"But I've never seen him do things like that before."
And when I heard them say that,..... I said ok well I still wont be back.
A life for a life if no death penalty then life in solitary confinement for the rest of their lives.solitary will drive them insane.
He's out of his cell 1 hour a day.
He was denied parole last year at the age of 72yrs.
if they would've given him 25 years per count, that would've put him at 100 years and no chance of him being released. now---in 25 years, they have to start worrying about his release AGAIN?.....hmmmmm
What about the negligent prison offers who allowed him to escape in the first place? Were they disciplined? Did anyone check their bank accounts?
Yea, becuase a broke drifter paid them off? It's not india
I am stunned. That evil piece of shit brutally murders 4 people, badly injures one and he gets life WITH THE CHANCE OF PAROLE AFTER 25 YEARS!!! Is that judge insane??
what? friggen 25 yrs?
in 2016 eligible for parole? How sick our justice system is! Arrrgh!
Remember there are 2 sides to every story!
@Christina Reynolds no there's 2 sides to every story.
@@jquest43 you just repeated yourself, which disproved that there are two sides.
I really love your channel
I see the camera guy was drunk again...
As soon as he said unlock doors and keys left in car! You know something is about to go wrong 😢
Thank you for uploading this show. I am a huge fan of crime shows and had not seen this one. The Narrator sounds pretty similar to the one from The Investigators. Do you have episodes from the Canadian show Crime Beat?. I would appreciate it if you could upload these. It seems that they were removed from youtube. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for watching. We do not have access to "Crime Beat"
they say that about every city/town... there are low life people everywhere
BDHQ..... iv always enjoyed ur documetaries, narration plots...everything is grt
Thanks a ton
So Peggy, do you lock your car doors now?
He should get his arse kicked to an inch of his life on an annual basis, put it on pay per view and give the money to the victim's family.
Make that a weekly basis!
@@rubytuesday5412 He'd need time to heal to optimize is suffering. :-)
@@fookustudios3279 absolutely
I always wonder what so-called humans like Alan Legere are so mad about. They are not the ones getting tortured and killed!
Meredith, there's nothing human about the likes of Alan Legere.
No tattoos for that Monster.
12:30 That's so Canadian. You SHOULD blame the guards for that. They're THE professionals.
I wish he were interviewed....I would really like to know his reasons for so brutally beating the elderly....its almost like a hatred towards his grandparents or something...he could have killed them without all the extra brutality...it doesn't make sense ...He must be heartless to let someone burn to death, so that when they were found, it would look like death from carbon dioxide
this province still has a moonshine culture, if you get my drift. and I'd like to see the genetic profile. lots of illiteracy and poor schooling going on. I've worked with lots of guys from N.B. and there a "elite" college there my friend in BC has her son going to; major political connections Federally. But almost NO ONE from the home province gets in. ??
smart the extra set of keys
Judges who refuse to issue the penalty of death to convicted murderers are to be held as accomplices for any and all of their future crimes.
The crime happened in Canada where there is no death penalty.
@@BadDayHQ Yeah, that's why I made the comment, to point out how stupid the Canadian criminal justice system is. They are responsible for the subsequent murders.
Where I live we still hardly lock cars or houses up. Mind I do live in a very rural area
Dude you still need to be careful. You don’t know who’s out there
Be wise as a serpent and gentle as a dove. Don't be a sitting duck.
I get so pissed off when a horror story starts with " a town where no one locks their doors " ...why why why cant people just lock their doors regardless ... I just dont get it .. it does not take long to lock a door .. even if the place you live in is safe , what do you have to lose by just locking your f...ing door ????
I sure hope that 25 years for parole has stopped. Smfh
Sorry, however, the only criminals who would not be eligible for parole after twenty-five years would be those who have been convicted of murdering more than one victim.
@@fredrobinson4332 or someone who's a high risk offender like Bernardo and even then fgs
True.
Stellar parenting!
Go to bed or Alan Legere will get you!🤦🏽♀️
Even to Allan LeGere...THERES NO PLACE LIKE HOME!
What an animal.even a Bear IS more humane..lord have Mercy.
I dunno about that, a bear will rip you to shreds, and it's own cub if the feeling took it. But that's just nature..
This guy was something else.
How to create an Alan Ligere:
Tell your child “Go to bed or Alan Ligere will get you!”
It's just a social experiment don't worry
After all these deaths they still have not called in the RCMP to help. Obviously the locals were in over their heads and were too stubborn to admit it. When the police and press are broadcasting all the investigation information, it’s easy for the killer to stay ahead of the law.
Glad we live in a place where the cos arrive first in many cases followed immediately by rescue and fire services.
This man should never be let out 😡
The Canadian criminal system works for the criminals.Four people died, and he gets out in 2016 that is real Justice for you 😢
I love this Canadian content a lot
Thanks Vancouver island
Our pleasure!
Can you do an episode on Robbie Cunningham. He was suppose to be an axe murder also from Miramichi.
There sure is a lot of canuck I AM CANADIAN jingoism on youtube.
Sam LSD You think looking at a map on a TV show makes you "intellectual superior"??? LOL! - You are most definitely not the sharpest pencil in the case.
Crystalline blue, I'm pretty sure Sam lsd was kidding. Have you heard of sarcasm?? Maybe you should true to grow a sense of humor and stop being such an ass to strangers on RUclips. It's unattractive af
Legere was denied parole in 2021.
Wow, this narrator has a great voice.
Glad you think so!
There are people on death row that were wrongly convicted and DNA technology is helping free them. For others, DNA helps them scurry along to death row. Thank goodness for DNA tech.
I love Canada, one of the best countries in the world, but their penalties for serious crimes are so soft, that is like Canadian authorities don't have any respect for their communities because Canadians almost always release dangerous offenders to society
Rocío Aguilera yes I agree! I never understood that if they know someone is a danger to the public why release them back into society??
Because they blindly think all humans and even sub-humans can be rehabilitated.
eyeball not unlike the U.K. or France.
They should be released to the parole board members homes and those people made responsible for their future offending - life in prison for all who let them out.
But it's hardly ever used, from many of the cases I've seen on here. Same as in NZ - we have Preventative Detention - they can keep them in indefinitely, but virtually never do. Many repeat and multiple murderers and sex offenders here - one had 167 convictions for rape and torture and serious abuse of partners and strangers alike. It's not right. One premeditated violent offense should see them locked up for life. If I was in charge they'd never see the light of day again. In fact I'd have them executed, then we;d have money to spend on health and education, not keeping these psycho's in comfort. They have better conditions in prisons here than our elderly people do in their own homes or the rest homes, where abuse and neglect is rife.
26:00 a day of fasting is announced to help people cope haha ffs it's a proven fact you can't concentrate when hungry. Magic man in the sky bs annoys me
Starving myself never makes me feel better. Usually it's the other way around and I'm eating a box of doughnuts to feel better.
I've had a good laughter at that nonsense as well.
Just one question, if he was in prison for murder why was he taken to the hospital by ONLY TWO GUARDS to see an ear specialist Please?
They probably thought two guards were enough but even I would know I need at least a dozen guards with him.
He has two ears.
@@hughjaanus6680 well pointed out, just like your ad blocker comments.. 😒
Does it mean that their is no punishment in Canada beyond 25yrs to life?
Lol nobody is locking the door..meanwhile in europe we have two locks on the door and still you never know
Exactly!
Not in Norway. I never lock my door, not even my car, never had for 40 years now.
Seems like he was trying to terrorize every one in his home town for as long as possible. I wonder if he watched ‘70’s & 80’s horror films because he seemed to be making his own horror film.
666777jfk The first thing I’d noticed was the similarities between him and Michael Myers/Halloween. Really bizarre.
16:05 The newspaper article says "Flam killed, police calling it murder". Um, what else would it be called?
I would like to know this Genius producer that put so loud and rock music behind voices....
Probably a technology mismatch. Old show recorded with new tech...
If this ever happens around me, I will proudly walk the prison floor known as "murderer killer". But amazingly, they seem to know to walk the other way when I'm in the public domain. Funny THAT.
Not only people don't lock their house, their doors, windows are not strong enough.
What kind of JUSTICE system gave this monsters parole?😱
Hes not paroled yet. Day parole hearing is scheduled for November 2020. He wont get it.
All this about unlocked doors, my parents never locked a door in their life. They finally started it once I had my son and I was living there. But growing up our doors were never locked, never thought about it, I'm the same ( my kids are now adults) when they were small children I locked my doors, but now it's a household of adults, I dont lock doors. My daughters get up and lock them, the only time I lock a door is if we are all going out. I know, I'm doing wrong, someone can walk in, kill us all, molest us, etc but i forget. I do tell my lot, last one in lock the doors. You just never know, my 23 year old daughter says she worries of a night a rapist might sneak in and nobody would know a thing. Its easy overlooked especially if you grew up with doors not being locked. As a child, staying over at friends I saw their parents locking doors, it confused me. I know why but i didnt realise just how evil the world was. My parents both came from tiny little villages and they grew up with unlocked doors.. Its weird, I've never really thought about it till now. Wow, i could have been murdered etc in my bed, geez thanks parents... although I'm.sure they never intentionally left them open
I don't know how he would even be eligible for parole!