Ha, I'm an Australian and that's also one of the reasons I love this channel so much! Most channels primarily cover American cases. There's something extra chilling when the cases hit close to home.
@@liyre4189 Exactly. I’m from Texas so not at all Australia but even Bella has covered multiple cases from my hometown and surrounding cities. It gets creepier when you know the places she’s talking about.
SO glad you didn't post this a week ago. My mum and her partner just travelled through there and lost service for 4 days, I was stressing but would of been stressing even more if I heard this! Haha
I found out in interesting that he killed people when they were in groups or with a companion, which to me showed jealousy or loneliness on his part. But he acted like a monster, so who would want to be around him?
I want to travel to Australia so much, it looks amazingly beautiful. I absolutely love how every conversation about an area in Australia has to mention what deadly creatures are there: "Oh that is Whatitsname Lake, it is so beautiful and a wonderful vacation spot. It has crocodile of course, and the huntsman spiders are known to carry pistols, but the deadliest creature there is the Western Spotted kittens...they are adorable but their saliva is more deadly than viper venom, and they are known to try and burrow through your eye if you make the mistake of petting them..."
@@mariabromwich8897 Whats a Drop Bear??! That just sounds terrifying!!! Do they drop out of the trees in front of you or something?? I hope not!! Thats so creepy!!
"We're all three hours away from our neighbors and we ride kangaroos to get to them." In those words, I heard myself saying "Yes, we Alaskans all live in igloos and we ride polar bears to school."
Growing up in the Northern Territory of course you hear of ‘Wolf Creek’ and we even joke around the campfire when we go out bush but actually hearing the story behind it and the tragic murders of the victims makes me think of how amazing and determined our authorities and locals like Peter were during this terrifying time.
Unrelated: it's so interesting to me how many similarities there are between South Africa and Australia. From the names of places like Kimberly to the names of businesses like Avis and of course the vast land. As always, lovely video. Love from South Africa 🇿🇦
It’s so crazy how Joseph seemed to have snapped the way he did and ended up killing 5 innocent people. The fact that he bought all of those guns ahead of time sounds like it could’ve been premeditated, especially since he bought a crap ton of bullets. I think maybe the killing spree was about power for him. The fact that he had guns and knew he could use them/knew how to use them. He knew he could easily overpower anyone with having a weapon. It’s incredibly sad that he ended up being a complete monster but in the end he lost his life to the one thing that he seemed to have loved the most- guns.
Exactly! And taking trophies! I mean their camping gear. I think that something just clicked in his head. Like he had been always dreaming of doing the naughty thing and shooting people instead of animals or target boards. And then he just went for it. And very clever way. If he had been in more populated area they would not have found him. But now everybody was on look out for him.
@@SatumainenOlento "And taking trophies." Just like a hunter (who might take a horn etc from an animal he's killed.) It's quite a thing to jump from hunting animals to hunting people. I guess it's the way he's wired.
The reason he killed is most likely he was unhappy with his own life. He felt alone in the world and jealous of people who were happy and had a significant other. All but 1 was a single person. He couldn't leave that single person alive because that 1 person then would be a witness.
reminds me of the Christ church case, the guy was similar just another miserable individual murdering innocents and yet another case that needs to be highlighted..
Omg these Aussie cases just HIT DIFFERENT!!! They are so scary, those officers are so brave there were SO MANY life-threatening things: gun fire, ACTUAL fire, being out in the desert in Australia among god knows how many deadly animals... WILD.
A truly dangerous situation to be in and super tense. But honestly, deadly animals are extremely rare in the Aussie outback. Well except for the occasional venomous snake but I would think animals would want to get the heck out of there with all the commotion going on. Plus all the smoke and fire would drive them away too. Generally, animals aren't really an overly common sight in the outback.
Well done on this one! You did such a great job. This is why I started watching you, to hear Australian true crime. This is your niche hun! You tend to hear all the other stories the other true crime RUclipsrers tell a gazillion times and sometimes they throw in an Aussie one, but having it told by an Aussie girl who knows how to tell a good yarn and knows her Aussie slang is exactly how these stories should be told. Keep up the amazing work hun! 🥰
I love that there’s always a pup or kitty there for emotional support ☺️💕 Always makes me remember it’s going to be okay. Driving in the outback would be a pass for me thanks. Yikes! The wilds of Australia terrify me honestly. The most dangerous and poisonous creatures are out there. Definitely takes a certain type of solid person to live there.
Yes but the TRUTH of Port Arthur, not the spiel that MSM spun to us all and the true fact that it was a sharp shooter arranged by the lovey Howard simply to get all guns off Australians. Now only criminals have them, the crims will always get weapons, legal or not. When you really dig deep into this case which is not something that’s a five minute job, it’s very obvious this whole scene was set up months in advance, even to the point of having a large refrigerated truck built to hold the bodies. Martin was VERY wealthy, but government took all his money too ….mr H is a scumbag who should be the one behind bars. Oh and conveniently the sharp shooters are now dead and government has RE-SEALED all records for another 75 years, no need to seal unless you have something to hide. But everyone involved will be dead by then and not have to answer for their crimes !!!!….. and NO I am not a conspiracy theorist normally but this one is the exception! Try looking into it, I have also watched a video from a surviving worker from Port Arthur who came out years after the event telling everyone that the shooter even had the wrong colour hair. She suffered terrible PTSD after the collateral damage event to take guns away from us ! Not that I owned one …..but ….the reason for the arranged massacre 😪
@@shaz8486 Anyone who thinks government wouldn't kill lots of their own people hasn't studied history. There are plenty of examples. The worst part is even when they get caught nothing happens to the people in charge. Not like you can throw the government in jail.
you literally convinced me to buy a casetify case and OHMYGOD it is so worth it!! I have the pink sharks one and it’s the sturdiest case i’ve ever had in my life lol. Hope you’re okay too! x
I remember this happening. I lived in Port Hedland and went to school with the Bullen family. It showed how easy it was for someone to obtain Firearms and go on a HUNTING SPREE. My thoughts are always there for the Bullens. R.I.P
I honestly loooove hearing you talk about Australia, I’m from CA so I really enjoy listening to your experiences living somewhere completely different than me hahah
anti-clockwise, road trains, I have never heard this terminology used before! counterclockwise and semi trucks are what we say here in America, I love the word road train though
The road trains are different than semi trucks. They can be 175' long. It's insane. Max in the US is about 90', for just 3 trailers, and triple trailers are only allowed in a few states. Most states only allow 2 trailers, about 60'. The Google images are helpful. The "engine" is called a prime mover lol They can take the place of regular rail trains, but most of the US has train tracks
@@no_peace that's so cool to me, I've only ever seen the one trailer semi trucks here in the US! I'll definitely read more about them, because I wonder if they're more efficient to use in Australia than in the US since we have railroads here. I know Australia and the US are about the same size, but Australia has more space that's inhospitable so I bet it makes sense to use roadtrains there than to build railroads where people don't live. Learn something new everyday!
I think sometimes there just no explanation as for why someone would commit heinous crimes, or if there is, it dies with them. So sad for the victims and their families.
My mum and dad lived in Derby at the time this was happening and one day my dad told mum he was going out bush. My mum said you are not, not with that mad man on the loose ! He didn't listen and headed to work. My mum went into his work and caused an absolute scene and asked his boss to promise he wouldn't go out.... he was planning to go to the area when the killer was found!!!! 😳😳😳 Family folklore! 😆
I can’t even imagine what triggered him to kill so many innocent people. The only thing I can think of is MAYBE a head injury that wasn’t formally reported? Unfortunately no answers can take the tragedy away :(
@@cocogoat1111 there is always a good reason. People don't just kill multiple people for nothing. Usually it's trauma (physical or otherwise), sometimes it's brain tumors or similar issues, sometimes not. I hope we can prevent and screen for these issues better to protect innocent lives and also protect the potential of young people who would otherwise be traumatized by the adults and circumstances they've been dealt
The reason I'm so emphatic about this is that saying "there's no good reason" to me writes off what we can and must do to protect kids. Hurt people hurt people
HIII from South Africa! I only found your channel about 4 days ago . Am trying to get through all your videos to get up to date. Really enjoy watching your cases. I have not been into netflix in almost 3 days . Got me hooked !!!
Ohhh bout to lay in my extremely comfy bed after a burnin hot shower, and I got a Bella notification! Yay! I think it's so cute y'all say anti-clockwise and we say counterclockwise. Love how the language is so different around the world 🤗❤💜💚💙
Okay I wasn't really paying attention for a second & all I heard was "this case is literally the cutest thing I've seen in my entire life" I literally said wait what? but you were talking about the phone case not the actual crime case 😅
Id love if you’d cover the case of Kayla Berg. She disappeared from Antigo, Wisconsin in 2008 or 2009 I believe. She was a friend of my sisters and my sister saw her the night she disappeared and we’ve always wanted to her story out there. A few people have done videos on it but none of them do it justice. Its a really frustrating case and she hasn’t gotten the justice she deserves.
I love it when you do Australian outback cases 🥺I learn so much more about the country! Terrifying but so interesting cause I’ve always wondered what the rest of the country is like besides the eastern side that most of us are exposed to
@@fairylen7385 i just googled it & it seems like they’re both correct! i grew up being taught anticlockwise, but i’m so used to people correcting my pronunciation in my videos that i just assumed i was wrong hahahahah
I love how you have your pets in the background ❤️ and love the stories!! I live in a remote town in WA and have to travel 6hrs if I want to go to the city or 4hrs to the nearest beach 🙄
@@raisingadens170 road trains from what I understand are like a mix between a semi and a train so they have a lot of carriages in the back like even in the states a 16 wheeler only has the one carriage but a road train is several so they're significantly longer
In Australia our semi trucks are usually about 19 metres long and the road trains are usually between 35 - 50 metres long. I wonder if your semis are longer than ours?
Yeah road trains are insanely long and terrifying to drive past. Much bigger than regular semi trucks! But they only operate out in the outback where there aren’t many people or cars.
either he was lonely or I think it's likely he started viewing people as the real game to hunt. Which is why he always attacked groups (ie, herds/packs). The things he took from them were trophies, like the horns. Again I think if people are THIS obssessed with guns, they should not be allowed to own guns or at least, own ammunition. Because it's very strange how often being obsessed with guns like this seems to lead to things like this.
So crazy your a day ahead. Lol. Throws me off sometimes when you say "Lets get into a Mystery Monday with me" making me think I'm mentally a day off. Then I am suddenly like "oh nope it's Sunday"
Thanks, Bella! I now have to go from Estonia to Australia to check the toilet flushing situation there. So many mysteries, so few answers to them... *sighs, starts packing* Loved the bit where that one pilot just happened to notice the correct vehicle, great focus this man has. :) And the shootout description was quite thrilling. The killer seemed like a military fella from the get-go so they handled him right.
You Aussies are made of some of the "toughest stuff" I have ever heard of. Good job on this one. (Oh and btw, driving through long stretches of nothing in Nebraska is enough. I can't even imagine how y'all wouldn't be trembling when driving through even longer stretches of remote regions in the outback, etc).
Water buffalos!? What? Why!? 😢 So, he traveled to Australia for the sole purpose of hunting? He took trophies from the buffalos, then trophies from his "bigger game"?
@@MrSnicker14 Then "it's not uncommon" for people to be sick. If you have to travel another country to shoot an animal, something is wrong. Case in point; this case. He went from animals to people very quickly.
Just curious, how do you film these videos? Do you read notes or remember everything from your research? I like the film wolf creek so it’s interesting to hear the story behind it!
When I solo travelled around Australia with my dog, I saw many strange looking dudes. So many bitter and angry ones too. I think men like that probably have years of built up anger and hatred and just snap one day. They likely blame everyone but themselves for their shortcomings in life. "Couldn't possibly be my and my horrendous, self entitled attitude?"
Great content as usual Bella, thank you, Have you covered the case of Hannah Baxter and her 3 sweet children? As heartbreaking as it is, I would women to understand more about DV
I live South Africa where we ride everywhere on elephants so the hungry lions just roaming around, looking for their next meal, have a harder time reaching us 😏
Your little suga Boogaloo inthe background is so cute!! My black cat just passed away after 15years. Is your cat lovey dovey? Mine wasn't lol his name was Pete. The motive for this case has always baffled me. I think losing his job just set him off.
So nice to see a case where police did everything right.
Finally!
Aussie mate!
especially with such large ground to cover! I couldn't imagine
That’s why it’s solved 👏🏻
That’s because they’re Australian not American
As an American I think one of main reasons I enjoy your channel so much , aside from you being a great storyteller, is hearing about Australia.
Ha, I'm an Australian and that's also one of the reasons I love this channel so much! Most channels primarily cover American cases. There's something extra chilling when the cases hit close to home.
If you eventually visit here I hope you don’t end up featuring in one of these stories!!! 😱
@@sukijay4990 what 😭😭 why would you say that
@@jakylanashae2224 lol! Ok, I won’t mention WolfCreek then. Oh, sorry, I just did!
@@liyre4189 Exactly. I’m from Texas so not at all Australia but even Bella has covered multiple cases from my hometown and surrounding cities. It gets creepier when you know the places she’s talking about.
My son always comments on your fur babies in the background! He is saving up his money to rescue a cat or dog this fall. Happy Sunday Bella!!
This is the sweetest thing 🥺
awww so sweet :)
I love the fact that while telling stories of gruesome murders, there is love all around with the beautiful furry people!
Awww!! That is so cute! What a wonderful learning experience that is, saving for a beloved pet 🥺
That is amazing 🥺 job well done on raising such a caring boy
SO glad you didn't post this a week ago. My mum and her partner just travelled through there and lost service for 4 days, I was stressing but would of been stressing even more if I heard this! Haha
😳😱
So glad they're ok!
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Sounds like they need to put up cell towers no matter how few people are there
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I found out in interesting that he killed people when they were in groups or with a companion, which to me showed jealousy or loneliness on his part. But he acted like a monster, so who would want to be around him?
Maybe true he was lonely but as Bella described no-one would be alone travelling thru that particular region and he would know that.
Bella: telling us a really interesting story
Bella’s cat: “I’m gonna lick my genitals and I don’t care who on the Internet sees”
I was going to comment on this! Lol!!!
At least kitty has the decency to turn around before the spread!
I want to travel to Australia so much, it looks amazingly beautiful. I absolutely love how every conversation about an area in Australia has to mention what deadly creatures are there: "Oh that is Whatitsname Lake, it is so beautiful and a wonderful vacation spot. It has crocodile of course, and the huntsman spiders are known to carry pistols, but the deadliest creature there is the Western Spotted kittens...they are adorable but their saliva is more deadly than viper venom, and they are known to try and burrow through your eye if you make the mistake of petting them..."
Don't be ridiculous!.... Guns are banned. The spiders carry little tiny crossbows!! 😂😂
Watch some Steve Irwin, learn first aid and enjoy! 😊
Ha ha! Nah, I live in Australia and I don’t worry about most of it. Except Drop Bears, they terrify me!
@@mariabromwich8897 Whats a Drop Bear??! That just sounds terrifying!!! Do they drop out of the trees in front of you or something?? I hope not!! Thats so creepy!!
@@mariabromwich8897 drop bears arent real ??
"We're all three hours away from our neighbors and we ride kangaroos to get to them." In those words, I heard myself saying "Yes, we Alaskans all live in igloos and we ride polar bears to school."
Ahhh it’s always like that. If I had a dollar for every time someone asked me about igloos....
😯 lucky !!
And I live in Las Vegas where we’re all strippers who live in hotels.
I completely understand. 🙄🤣
Me in Texas saying ah yes we rode horses to school with our boots and cowboy hats saying yeehaw 🤠🤣
Yes us who live in Illinois all of us live in Chicago
Growing up in the Northern Territory of course you hear of ‘Wolf Creek’ and we even joke around the campfire when we go out bush
but actually hearing the story behind it and the tragic murders of the victims makes me think of how amazing and determined our authorities and locals like Peter were during this terrifying time.
Unrelated: it's so interesting to me how many similarities there are between South Africa and Australia. From the names of places like Kimberly to the names of businesses like Avis and of course the vast land.
As always, lovely video. Love from South Africa 🇿🇦
Sawubona dadewethu 😌
@@sindiswawandilemvuna hey hey. Nice to see that I'm not alone. ❤️
Avis is an international vehicle renting company, it exists in almost every single airport :)
Awe 😁🇿🇦
Also the similar language, dingie, canopie, I notice this in every video 😅🇿🇦
Bella is my favorite crime/mystery teller because she goes into so much detail and keeps the story interesting
rest in peace to all the innocent victims who died:(
It’s so crazy how Joseph seemed to have snapped the way he did and ended up killing 5 innocent people. The fact that he bought all of those guns ahead of time sounds like it could’ve been premeditated, especially since he bought a crap ton of bullets. I think maybe the killing spree was about power for him. The fact that he had guns and knew he could use them/knew how to use them. He knew he could easily overpower anyone with having a weapon. It’s incredibly sad that he ended up being a complete monster but in the end he lost his life to the one thing that he seemed to have loved the most- guns.
I feel like the buffalo just weren't cutting it anymore and he wanted to move onto bigger game... so sad
Exactly! And taking trophies! I mean their camping gear.
I think that something just clicked in his head. Like he had been always dreaming of doing the naughty thing and shooting people instead of animals or target boards. And then he just went for it. And very clever way. If he had been in more populated area they would not have found him. But now everybody was on look out for him.
@@SatumainenOlento "And taking trophies." Just like a hunter (who might take a horn etc from an animal he's killed.) It's quite a thing to jump from hunting animals to hunting people. I guess it's the way he's wired.
The reason he killed is most likely he was unhappy with his own life. He felt alone in the world and jealous of people who were happy and had a significant other. All but 1 was a single person. He couldn't leave that single person alive because that 1 person then would be a witness.
@RUclips Is Jihadi slut or he’s just a bad person. just bc he’s german doesn’t mean he’s a nazi, even if he is a horrible person
@@melissaholland6878 OMG what sort of comment is this to leave?
reminds me of the Christ church case, the guy was similar just another miserable individual murdering innocents and yet another case that needs to be highlighted..
Omg these Aussie cases just HIT DIFFERENT!!! They are so scary, those officers are so brave there were SO MANY life-threatening things: gun fire, ACTUAL fire, being out in the desert in Australia among god knows how many deadly animals... WILD.
Hiding behind ant hills… imagine that swarm of ants 😯
A truly dangerous situation to be in and super tense. But honestly, deadly animals are extremely rare in the Aussie outback. Well except for the occasional venomous snake but I would think animals would want to get the heck out of there with all the commotion going on. Plus all the smoke and fire would drive them away too. Generally, animals aren't really an overly common sight in the outback.
Well done on this one! You did such a great job. This is why I started watching you, to hear Australian true crime. This is your niche hun! You tend to hear all the other stories the other true crime RUclipsrers tell a gazillion times and sometimes they throw in an Aussie one, but having it told by an Aussie girl who knows how to tell a good yarn and knows her Aussie slang is exactly how these stories should be told.
Keep up the amazing work hun! 🥰
I love how you always have a cute animal behind you, really helps the vibe
yesss i love looking at them when i’m very sad abt the video to ease me
i love when she says "you can get a cheeky little 15% off" :') so cute
Was just searching for something to listen to while I clean and fold laundry 🙌🏻
Me too girl!!
As soon as I saw the notification I was like yes thank you I’m cleaning 😂
Haha , I’m with you , mom life 😄
Please do more of these cases!! The Australia outback cases are fascinating!!
Winding down for the evening and was trying to find something to watch and this popped up 🥰 hope you are having a good day bella! ❤
Exactly same situation for me! 😍
I love that there’s always a pup or kitty there for emotional support ☺️💕
Always makes me remember it’s going to be okay.
Driving in the outback would be a pass for me thanks. Yikes!
The wilds of Australia terrify me honestly. The most dangerous and poisonous creatures are out there. Definitely takes a certain type of solid person to live there.
please cover the port arthur massacre!! i feel like no one has made a video about it
I'm very interested in a crime that could cause a country to ban firearms. I've never actually heard the story!
Yes but the TRUTH of Port Arthur, not the spiel that MSM spun to us all and the true fact that it was a sharp shooter arranged by the lovey Howard simply to get all guns off Australians. Now only criminals have them, the crims will always get weapons, legal or not.
When you really dig deep into this case which is not something that’s a five minute job, it’s very obvious this whole scene was set up months in advance, even to the point of having a large refrigerated truck built to hold the bodies. Martin was VERY wealthy, but government took all his money too ….mr H is a scumbag who should be the one behind bars. Oh and conveniently the sharp shooters are now dead and government has RE-SEALED all records for another 75 years, no need to seal unless you have something to hide. But everyone involved will be dead by then and not have to answer for their crimes !!!!….. and NO I am not a conspiracy theorist normally but this one is the exception! Try looking into it, I have also watched a video from a surviving worker from Port Arthur who came out years after the event telling everyone that the shooter even had the wrong colour hair. She suffered terrible PTSD after the collateral damage event to take guns away from us ! Not that I owned one …..but ….the reason for the arranged massacre 😪
@@shaz8486 bro... take off the tin foil hat
@@court6389 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. BRO head in the sand 😱
@@shaz8486 Anyone who thinks government wouldn't kill lots of their own people hasn't studied history. There are plenty of examples. The worst part is even when they get caught nothing happens to the people in charge. Not like you can throw the government in jail.
I love that Australia is so far ahead of Norway so that I get to watch these videos right when I wake up here in Norway On Mondays!
you literally convinced me to buy a casetify case and OHMYGOD it is so worth it!! I have the pink sharks one and it’s the sturdiest case i’ve ever had in my life lol. Hope you’re okay too! x
They are so cute 🥰🥰
Same, but I have 4 in my cart because I’m waiting until July when I trade up on my iPhone. 😂👏🏼
I have 2 from them and they're fantastic! They're pretty expensive, but they have sooo many nice designs and the cases are great quality.
I tried to buy one and they never processed my order :(
This lady just has a way to make any story interesting.. she's also flawless 🥴🥴
I remember this happening. I lived in Port Hedland and went to school with the Bullen family. It showed how easy it was for someone to obtain Firearms and go on a HUNTING SPREE. My thoughts are always there for the Bullens. R.I.P
I honestly loooove hearing you talk about Australia, I’m from CA so I really enjoy listening to your experiences living somewhere completely different than me hahah
I love to listen to your videos while I’m at work. I feel like my day goes by so fast by listening to these interesting cases!
anti-clockwise, road trains, I have never heard this terminology used before! counterclockwise and semi trucks are what we say here in America, I love the word road train though
Someone else has commented above but we have semi trucks too, road trains are like semi’s with more than one carriage, so extremely long!
@@ashybrie that's so cool! I'm sure they exist here in the US, I just don't think I've ever seen one before!
The road trains are different than semi trucks. They can be 175' long. It's insane. Max in the US is about 90', for just 3 trailers, and triple trailers are only allowed in a few states. Most states only allow 2 trailers, about 60'. The Google images are helpful. The "engine" is called a prime mover lol
They can take the place of regular rail trains, but most of the US has train tracks
@@no_peace that's so cool to me, I've only ever seen the one trailer semi trucks here in the US! I'll definitely read more about them, because I wonder if they're more efficient to use in Australia than in the US since we have railroads here. I know Australia and the US are about the same size, but Australia has more space that's inhospitable so I bet it makes sense to use roadtrains there than to build railroads where people don't live. Learn something new everyday!
We have them in Baltimore I think
“It was also really well known for being infested with crocodiles, but that’s neither here nor there.” 😂😂😂
I think sometimes there just no explanation as for why someone would commit heinous crimes, or if there is, it dies with them.
So sad for the victims and their families.
By the way we don’t ride Roos
Please do a video on the Port Arthur massacre! You’re the first influencer i’ve even heard mention it which is crazy!
Everytime I watch these videos I end up going to sleep your voice is just so peaceful I love it 🥰
My mum and dad lived in Derby at the time this was happening and one day my dad told mum he was going out bush. My mum said you are not, not with that mad man on the loose ! He didn't listen and headed to work. My mum went into his work and caused an absolute scene and asked his boss to promise he wouldn't go out.... he was planning to go to the area when the killer was found!!!! 😳😳😳
Family folklore! 😆
i’m glad ur all ok!!
You should start a podcast for all the Mystery Monday’s!
I can’t even imagine what triggered him to kill so many innocent people. The only thing I can think of is MAYBE a head injury that wasn’t formally reported? Unfortunately no answers can take the tragedy away :(
There isn't always a good reason. Look at all the mass shootings that go on in the U.S. Not that there is ever a good justification for it.
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@@badbleep2494 so true bestie
@@cocogoat1111 there is always a good reason. People don't just kill multiple people for nothing. Usually it's trauma (physical or otherwise), sometimes it's brain tumors or similar issues, sometimes not. I hope we can prevent and screen for these issues better to protect innocent lives and also protect the potential of young people who would otherwise be traumatized by the adults and circumstances they've been dealt
The reason I'm so emphatic about this is that saying "there's no good reason" to me writes off what we can and must do to protect kids. Hurt people hurt people
HIII from South Africa! I only found your channel about 4 days ago .
Am trying to get through all your videos to get up to date. Really enjoy watching your cases.
I have not been into netflix in almost 3 days . Got me hooked !!!
Ohhh bout to lay in my extremely comfy bed after a burnin hot shower, and I got a Bella notification! Yay!
I think it's so cute y'all say anti-clockwise and we say counterclockwise. Love how the language is so different around the world 🤗❤💜💚💙
Okay I wasn't really paying attention for a second & all I heard was "this case is literally the cutest thing I've seen in my entire life" I literally said wait what? but you were talking about the phone case not the actual crime case 😅
I’ve just been binge-watching your videos and then BAM you upload!
you always post at the perfect time !!! i’m at work bored asf but now i have something to listen to, thanks
What a sad and crazy case! You told it extremely well Bella!!!
Id love if you’d cover the case of Kayla Berg. She disappeared from Antigo, Wisconsin in 2008 or 2009 I believe. She was a friend of my sisters and my sister saw her the night she disappeared and we’ve always wanted to her story out there. A few people have done videos on it but none of them do it justice. Its a really frustrating case and she hasn’t gotten the justice she deserves.
I love it when you do Australian outback cases 🥺I learn so much more about the country! Terrifying but so interesting cause I’ve always wondered what the rest of the country is like besides the eastern side that most of us are exposed to
I’ve been waiting for you to post lol, I come to your account everyday and I was like I hope she’s okay.
You saying anti-clockwise instead of counter clockwise. I love it
hahahahahahah oops
Wait isn't it anti-clockwise?? I swear that's what I was told in like primary school...
@@fairylen7385 i just googled it & it seems like they’re both correct! i grew up being taught anticlockwise, but i’m so used to people correcting my pronunciation in my videos that i just assumed i was wrong hahahahah
@@bellafiori ok cool good to know I'm not completely mad!
Anticlockwise is definitely preferred in Australia. Nobody says counter clockwise here, although if somebody did we would not find it too strange
Your Australian cases are my favorite!! Thanks Bella!
I watch so many true crime videos…I’m strangely happy that you’re covering a case that has happened in WA 🤭🤭
I love how you have your pets in the background ❤️ and love the stories!! I live in a remote town in WA and have to travel 6hrs if I want to go to the city or 4hrs to the nearest beach 🙄
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Bella: “we rode behind a road train”
Me: *sees picture of 18-wheeler* “… okay that sounds cool, I’m calling them road trains now.”
Had to stop and think for a second when you said “road trains” hahah in Canada we call them Semi trucks ! ☺️
Semi trucks here too in the states!
@@raisingadens170 road trains from what I understand are like a mix between a semi and a train so they have a lot of carriages in the back like even in the states a 16 wheeler only has the one carriage but a road train is several so they're significantly longer
In Australia our semi trucks are usually about 19 metres long and the road trains are usually between 35 - 50 metres long. I wonder if your semis are longer than ours?
Yeah road trains are insanely long and terrifying to drive past. Much bigger than regular semi trucks! But they only operate out in the outback where there aren’t many people or cars.
Those are more train than truck.
I am on a binge of Bella vids now 💜🤗 So happy there's this upload!
I always listen to your videos twice. Once to hear it and second to fall asleep to. I know I'm weird and ok with it haha
Me as a German watching, thinking: "dont let it be another german murderer......"🙄
Lmaoooo don’t worry every race and places in the world as some evil people some are reported and some aren’t… I wish all the evil people get caught
@Ketsia Bella yeah some people are just rotten
Am I the only one who puts her videos of cases to fall asleep it like her voice is so soothing idk I love it
I wonder how much of Australia hasn’t been explored, it’s so huge and vast! 😭 would be so easy to get away with murder there
Hearing you say “we were kinda shitting bricks” in your accent kinda made my day
“But that was neither here nor there!” 🐊
I laughed out loud at that part. It’s definitely a hard no from me. 😂🙅🏼♀️
@@kristicollins6826 I kinda rewinded it to watch her say it again 😂
what time?
I’ve been watching you for years and it’s so awesome to see your channel grow and change! Love your videos ❤️
either he was lonely or I think it's likely he started viewing people as the real game to hunt. Which is why he always attacked groups (ie, herds/packs). The things he took from them were trophies, like the horns.
Again I think if people are THIS obssessed with guns, they should not be allowed to own guns or at least, own ammunition. Because it's very strange how often being obsessed with guns like this seems to lead to things like this.
Loved this case, so sad to see how innocent people are killed off when they were just trying to have a good get a way… also happy late bday Bella!!🥰🥰
Some people just snap for no reason.He either was fed up with life or something happened to him that triggered it.
My Sunday just got 916483 times better, thanks Bella!!
So crazy your a day ahead. Lol. Throws me off sometimes when you say "Lets get into a Mystery Monday with me" making me think I'm mentally a day off. Then I am suddenly like "oh nope it's Sunday"
I would love a video on that Port Arthur massacre u mentioned.
Thanks, Bella! I now have to go from Estonia to Australia to check the toilet flushing situation there.
So many mysteries, so few answers to them...
*sighs, starts packing*
Loved the bit where that one pilot just happened to notice the correct vehicle, great focus this man has. :)
And the shootout description was quite thrilling. The killer seemed like a military fella from the get-go so they handled him right.
You Aussies are made of some of the "toughest stuff" I have ever heard of. Good job on this one. (Oh and btw, driving through long stretches of nothing in Nebraska is enough. I can't even imagine how y'all wouldn't be trembling when driving through even longer stretches of remote regions in the outback, etc).
You should vlog more bella, I love watching them
Could you do the case of the killer couple Alice Prunty and Gerald Uden?
Water buffalos!? What? Why!? 😢
So, he traveled to Australia for the sole purpose of hunting?
He took trophies from the buffalos, then trophies from his "bigger game"?
It's not uncommon for people to travel to other countries to hunt.
@@MrSnicker14
Then "it's not uncommon" for people to be sick. If you have to travel another country to shoot an animal, something is wrong.
Case in point; this case. He went from animals to people very quickly.
the queen is backkk!!! been waiting forever.....
BELLA PLS DO PORT ARTHUR MASSACRE NEXT!!!
Just curious, how do you film these videos? Do you read notes or remember everything from your research? I like the film wolf creek so it’s interesting to hear the story behind it!
i think bella’s sponsorships are the only ones i don’t ever skip 🤣
Oh my gosh I've never heard about this case. I love your cat! 😻
ahhh been waiting for bella to post!!! fav youtuber 🥰
TIL Aussie's, Brits, & New Zealanders say "anticlockwise" and not "counterclockwise like we do in the US & Canada.
When I solo travelled around Australia with my dog, I saw many strange looking dudes. So many bitter and angry ones too. I think men like that probably have years of built up anger and hatred and just snap one day. They likely blame everyone but themselves for their shortcomings in life. "Couldn't possibly be my and my horrendous, self entitled attitude?"
Omg, can I just talk about the kitty sleeping peacefully 🥺❤💕
Oohhmeerrgherd!!! Another one so soon. Thank you so much 😭😭😘💜
Bella’s videos always make my day
I was so excited I’m playing this on the big tv!!!
Listening to this as I drive to the top of QLD in my van....
Love love love all your earrings! ❤ the way you tell these stories keeps me on the edge of my seat everytime.
Great content as usual Bella, thank you,
Have you covered the case of Hannah Baxter and her 3 sweet children? As heartbreaking as it is, I would women to understand more about DV
Idk why the first that comes up to my mind, is the movie "Wolf Creek" when I'm just starting the video, barely even made it to 10 mins.
Hi Bella I haven’t listen to you for a min just wanted to say hi! And thanks for the stories
Agh Bella thank you for this video 😩 literally love your content 🥰
I love finding Aussie youtubers
you need a podcast 😩
I’ve known about this case for quite a while but I never knew that Josef was born just 15 minutes away from where I live!
you absolutely have to have been to outback Australia to understand (a) the vast distances (b) the culture (c) road trains (d) the red dust
Can you do the "Butcher of Bega"? He was a doctor in a rural Australian town, and i think the name explains a lot.
I live in louisiana where we ride in boats while fighting off alligators everyday!! 🤣😂
I live in Canada where we live in igloos, it snows year round and we ride moose to get around
I live in Scotland where it rains a lot and we ride around on wild haggis
@@Imcalledel lost it laughing at the "wild haggis"!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Cheers, from Australia xx
I live South Africa where we ride everywhere on elephants so the hungry lions just roaming around, looking for their next meal, have a harder time reaching us 😏
Where is your bed spread from Bella? 😩 It’s so cute
I’m not sure where hers is from but I saw a similar on urban outfitters a couple months ago when I was looking
I would love to hear more about Australia!
How can Bella always be so beautiful ✨ I'm proud that she's my favourite RUclipsr ❤️
Your little suga Boogaloo inthe background is so cute!! My black cat just passed away after 15years. Is your cat lovey dovey? Mine wasn't lol his name was Pete. The motive for this case has always baffled me. I think losing his job just set him off.
Why am I new to your channel?? Love your stories.... and earrings 😜