When I was a pre-teen, we had a neighbor who would pull guns on people for even looking at his house. The mailman stopped delivering to his house because of the threats, and the Girl Scouts refused to work the street because he chased a mom and two girls with a shotgun. When my aunt and uncle visited from another state, he drew on them for parking "in front of" his house, which was actually across the street and another two over. The cops didn't do a damn thing because he was somehow (I don't know how) related to either the sheriff or the police chief. Our nightmare came to an end when he drove to the neighboring state, got pulled over for speeding, then outran the cops before crashing his truck into a tree. He was cremated alive in the vehicle. The neighbors literally shot off fireworks in celebration. The years that followed were some of the best of my youth.
I have a crazy neighbor right now. He is an old drunk guy who lives with his two adult kids and any time kids are playing outside he is standing out there with his arms crossed, just watching them and flies drones over our hours all of the time. Other times he has pulled a gun on my dad and threatened to kill him for mowing “his” grass (it was our grass). He also drains his above ground pool all of the time so that the water floods our yard. We also believe that he killed both of our dogs (long story).
I am a 50 year old USMC combat veteran and I have a 70 year old neighbor that is this guy. I have to carry a firearm on me at all times because of this crazy ol coot. I have had to install security cameras all over my property to cover myself. He came over once and attacked my 15 year old daughter because he said her chickens were keeping him up at night, I had to knock the fool out for that. When the police showed up he tried playing the victim unaware that he was recorded. They threw his old butt in jail for 90 days for assaulting my daughter but when he got out he really went loony. I haved owned my property for 30 years and this man just moved next door three years ago and instantly statred a property line dispute with me, had his property surveyed, the property lines are accurate and tried to foot me with the bill, that is where our problems started. I have lost count of all the times me or my neighbors have called law enforcement on him or his people. He has threatened to kill my entire family so many times we have lost count. I finally told law enforcement that if he shows up on my property again I will assume he is here to carry out his threat and respond accordingly. They informed him of that and he has been fairly low key since but that leaves me little comfort. He wants my property, as he has offered to buy my land multiple times and his nephew informed me that he would harass me until I sold. I told him that the Devil would sell sno cones before I would sell.
Devil Dog...we were in at the same time and our neighbor storeys are very similar. During my civil lawsuit with my neighbor over property i found out that there are many different ways for quiet title and quit claim deeds for aderse possession. I used google scholar and successfully represented myself so the trial was sweet. He was 15 years or so older then me and he had 5 weiner dogs that he would sic on me as soon as he seen me. If i pulled up in my driveway 50 yards away from the property line he would say "THERE HE IS...GIT EM!!!" Those weiner dogs were crotch,leg.and ankle biters...the instant i would kick at 1 the other 4 would launch themselves and i never made foot contact...they duck and their so low i never even got close...lolz Anyway he wound up charging me from 40 yards away with a framing hammer...doing so caused him to catch a concussion and a large pool of his blood 35 yards onto my property. The police give him his hammer back which i claimed as a war trophy. 10 years after that the lawsuits ...the random swatting.and then the f4 tornado in 2021 in ky i finally moved. It took a year before i really felt like i had moved and life is great again. If you could stand it i would tell you to go ahead and move...i sold my old place and a large group pf Mexicans moved in next to him... I know that really bothers him Semper Fi
Openly admitting that you want another man to die to the police is WILD. let alone telling them next time they see you is gonna be on a murder conviction. Man has no chill whatsoever
in my neighborhood this guy called Big Lee kept harassing his old neighbor for no reason for years. Old neighbor got a terminal cancer diagnosis one day. I think you know where this is going, Big Lee sprayed old man with Garden Hose through the window of Old Mans car. Old man pulled his gun and shot and killed him. Be careful who you mess with
Barely 3 mins in, I hope when I’m 79 I’m half as tough as William. Chopping/cutting wood at 79 is impressive in itself, and then getting punched 25-30 times and still upright and coherent, dude is a machine!
Ok,if you believe a 79 year old man gets punched 30 times by a guy a lot bigger and 20 years younger....and then can stand up with no signs of pain and a nearly perfect face well,u obviously are big time naive,and never been involved in a fight or have any nothion of what a fight actually is.The grandpa is OBVIOUSLY lying man,come on.
Right? Our neighbors are all a little aloof, but so are we. We all have each other's backs though, plus we all get together for cookouts and Christmas parties, etc...
@@appleturnover519 my neighbor makes all sorts of obnoxious ruckus, often past midnight just about every day of the week.... I feel no need to kill him or even start a fight with the guy. Just because you're annoyed doesn't excuse you from acting on your annoyance or anger. Try mastering the art of control over yourself.
& where did you get this information? I didn't see anything about this in the video. Maybe add some sources or only comment on things actually mentioned in the video.
I had an old man that lived two houses down who just absolutely hated kids for some reason. I was such a good kid growing up and never did anything bad, but this man despised me. He punched me once when I was walking by him in a grocery store when I was 15. He was arrested for that. A few years later when I was 17 I had just gotten my license and was returning home from school one afternoon. I was home alone and heard a loud bang from outside and something hitting my house. It took me a few seconds to realize he was shooting at my house. I hid, and he continued shooting, walking up to my windows, yelling he was going to get me. It was absolutely terrifying. I had no cell phone because this was back in 2007, so I was in my bathroom with no phone, and a dude trying to kill me. Someone ended up calling the cops and they showed up and ended up shooting him. He survived but died a few years later. I'm very grateful he never killed me or anyone else.
@@johntitorii6676 no, to be completely honest, after I posted this comment I looked at it and thought to myself, why did I add that part in? Nothing to do with the story, I was just remembering the day as it happened lol
He singled you out? That's messed up. It sounds like he was jealous - or maybe saw an opportunity to bully someone. He didn't hate you for anything else though, right? Like, say the color of your skin, wild hair colors, piercings, etc? I had a bully in grade school who hated me the most, was always "hunting" me, til a guy moved into town from a sad town called "Ajax" who didn't take kindly to the bully routine & he was expelled for what he did to my bully. Bully almost lost both eyes from swelling, he has scars from where they had to 'relieve pressure', etc. No more bullying since. Far worse than what I would have done. I assume you're more Zen about it all since you had to make emotional room for it, but I must admit, your story ended exactly as it should have. Grudges are worse for the victims. Always feel like a prey animal, even when all is quiet, your radar is up & relaxing is impossible. Sorry to go all Freud on you, I just know what it's like to be "hunted" (but only fighting, not being shot at...I've been gang beaten but never took fire from a rando nut.).
He was mad he was cutting wood, in the middle of the night, just before dark. That makes no sense 😂 This guy is dangerous. I'm worried for the poor neighbor he beat up. What an awful man.
Alcoholics are usually incredibly selfish apart from anything and oftentimes very aggressive. They have damaged their grey matter to the point of derangement too by his age
My father and the neighbor had a feud for decades...each one antagonizing the other. It used to embarrass me inside how petty and futile it was. Eventually the neighbor moved out and my father then moved on to his neighbor in the rear. Sad.
Perfect comment, although I want everyone to go…up there. He needs to repent of his evil ways. How horrible for William and his wife to live in fear of this psycho.
I mean, we're all going to be either cremated or in coffins when we die. There is no reason to assume any part of our consciousness will linger on somehow and be transferred to another location. I get the concept but it's not the dark ages I don't understand how people still think they will live for eternity
That officer handled that perfectly. William and his wife seemed really nice. I’m sure they’re realizing just how lucky they are that the encounter didn’t go any further.
I also feel a bit for the crazy guy. "I'm just a angry alcoholic" whose dying of cancer. He's lashing out and feels like life dealt him a poor ser of cards.
If he has 18 acres and was really cutting his wood right on the property line close to greg's house, I would say William was being petty. I go out of my way whenever possible to reduce noise for my neighbors while I'm working on stuff out back
@@colbyprince9409 It sounded like both houses sit right on the property line. I'm not gonna blame a 80 year old man for cutting wood and stacking wood right outside his house. He's 80. Gregory has no excuse in my book.
My grandfather died of prostate cancer He wasn’t hurting people when he found out he was sick He never even told us Finished the house he built for grandma employed very poor people in NOLA and took care of palomino horses he got me and my cousins. Cancer isn’t an excuse to be a terrible person, Greg.
@@Westside_69 he used it as a “pity” move He mentioned it to make a sympathy plea and say “I have nothing to lose I’m so scary” I’m aware his motive was because of noise.
@@ViBabyGirl Yeah I believe he said that to let the deputy know he was not afraid of killing him, indeed. Best hope is that he wanted him to die, but said those things because of alcohol. I hope he doesn't actually end up killing old man and his family.
@@ViBabyGirl by the way am I tripping or you just changed username right now? I'm almost sure I replied to an account named Sara Saunders, or I'm hallucinating
Gregory Miller only got 114 days sentence which he had already served while awaiting trial. If anything happens to William Kracker then both the prosecutor and the judge should receive the same fate times 100.
They better be keeping an eye on this man then because I don't know why they would release him for plainly stating something so evil after beating the man unconcious
How long would you have sentenced him if you were the judge? And in turn, how much more tax would you pay to incarcerate him? Would you have the authorities remove Gregory’s weapons? Not trollling but these dilemmas seem unable to resolve.
Wow, that's wild. It's like striking and threatening another person means very little. If one is retired, never mind dying of cancer, they don't even need to worry about having a criminal conviction on their record, who cares. Food for thought, eh...! Keep your enemies close and wait for retirement, lol.
I don't know if I'm influenced by knowing what happened, but the way Greg talks, his tone of voice, to me it belongs to a person who is not well mentally, just listening him talk gives me chills
Of course he's not well mentally, he's an extremeley intoxicated alcoholic, who just found out that he's got cancer. Together with him being in the AA for eight months, he was probably thinking about changing his life for the better, and then he get's the diagnosis.
Doctor gave him a death sentence. I've tried to think how I would take that last year when my mother was diagnosed all of a sudden out of the blue with stage 4 (end stage) cancer. One day your fine next day you don't feel good a d go to the doctor and he tells you your going to die soon and there is nothing anyone can do about it. My mom stayed strong but I think I'd lose my mind
For being a 79 year old man who was just beaten up senselessly on his own property that man has more composure than I would. Clear spoken and chill even, I would say. What a lovely wife as well. They actually seem like good people. Dude lives in remote michigan and was cutting firewood, man.
@@ws90ninety living with neighbors means the constant hum of building and constrution and wood cutting, etc. this guy was just angry and looking for someone he saw as weaker to take it out on, textbook.
This guy is just facing his own mortality and realizing his failure at life, he is angry about it and taking it out on his neighbour, he is an extremely dangerous man.
Greg was sentenced to 114 days in jail and 3 years probation. The days he awaited trial counted toward his sentence so he is now free. I pray nothing happens to his neighbor
@@michaelangst6078 the old man should understand and stfu with his loud noise the younger guy could sell the property but his mind isnt thinking straight right because the sickness and if the other dont stfu then Greg should use some headphones, just saying..
What I don't get is, if you're indeed terminal, why waste your last days on some cheap alcohol buzz? I've never had it before, but if I were terminal, I'd have H syringes hanging off of me 24/7!
@@NunchucksHabit if you have been an alcoholic long enough, you literally need it to survive. If the addiction is bad enough, the withdrawal can literally kill.
why hes so polite and smooth with the cop and so angry with his neighbour? i dont see any narcissistic trait in this man, to straight and honest, no anger, EWU is wrong here when talking about the fence, a passive aggressive narcissists will probably do not build the fence and start playing loud rap music all night long, so guess what?
I had known a guy at the pool room for about 30 years. We weren't friends ,but we weren't enemies either. Once we had an interaction but I just walked away and it was over. One day he came up and started talking about that interaction and I told him , that was 30 years ago, if I was wrong I'm sorry, if I wasn't and you just want to talk trash , i'm not interested. He looked at me really strangely and that was the end of it . A couple of weeks later I found out he had blown his head off because he found out his wife had been cheating on him for years. I felt like if I had answered in a way he didn't care for, he would have taken me with him right then, over something completely ridiculous. Lots of strange units out there.
Yeah you likely pushed that man over the edge with such a lacking answer/cut off. I'm not saying to blame yourself but, that conversation was probably the last thing he had to live for/look forward to. I've been there.
@ZythMusic they said that they said they apologize if they're wrong. You can't tell someone that they probably pushed someone over the edge. But don't blame yourself! That's a lot worse thing to say to someone than "if you're just looking to talk shit over a discussion 30 years ago, I'm not interested". He didn't say he wasn't interested in what he had to say.
@@lookingoverhell3448 You really think a bondsman is going to take a risk and over 1 million to someone who lives in a trailer and has suicidal/murderous thoughts?
I was thinking that too, given how much he considers William his fricking archnemesis simply because William does stuff like chopping wood like a normal man and the noise upsets Greg.
@@thenitpickchannel9993absolutely crazy right i wanna see both their perspectives because if William was purposely frustrating at any point; an obviously tempered Gregory, going through his own problems feels as though his final action in an alcoholic daze is to resort to attacking his neighbour several times.
One of my near 60 year old friends,in pretty lousy health, just moved. He was in a vicious feud with a crazy neighbor at his old house. His saying was "life without a parole is a whole lot less of a detterent than it was 30 years ago" Young people should think that over.
Cancer can make people do strange things but it's so hard to feel any empathy for this dude, I feel he'd had kill his neighbor whether he was diagnosed with cancer or not. Going so far to threaten his children and grandchildren is beyond macabre. This dude needs counseling and therapy and to stay away from people in general.
With the history of alcoholism, it's not too surprising that it spiraled even worse for him when he realized he did have more to lose in life. Even more common if they're alone in life. I felt the same before my diagnosis but it's even more sad to see some turn to hatred and anger when going through it versus doing good before your time's up.
prostate cancer is generally not terminal. Unless it has spread to other organs, it is treatable with surgical removal, radiation, and chemotherapy with a fairly good prognosis as cancers go.@@orektez
Any stories of what a cancer diagnosis makes people do? Just curious how potential or certain death makes people do, the stranger stuff like core routine or something
@@Dudemon-1 the he didn't have to say this and that about his property and family. I get that he has cancer but he really didn't have the right to do that to William who is very old. William may have been hard of hearing or maybe he can't do things far from his house due to age or circumstances, just like my grandma's sister. She also got I to a fight with a neighbor like Gregory. But she's just old and it's getting harder to hear clearly or work far so she had to work at home. The machine she uses is very loud, so it's really annoying. But what can she do? Starve? I also met people who acts like Gregory while guarding our property - they come and complain even if their house is a few feet away from ours to say that we were loud and annoying. When we brought them to the authorities to settle the dispute it turned out that they were annoyed that our car would leave the house every minute to buy stuff and return with many things( not my words but theirs) as if we were 'rich' and not some dirty farming family who grow corn and take care of sheep for a living ( their words). Even the police said it was laughable how they said the way we cut trees and grow corn annoyed the neighbor when it's natural to make noise while doing so. So I don't think an old man working on his property is being inconsiderate. Gregory just have attitude issues- he even repeated how he worked as a janitor (which is a very commendable job, idk why he seems so bummed about it.) And William have all this good stuff and good family. If it's not jealousy of a man who is alone and had issues and simply unlucky in life, then I don't know what.
@@Dudemon-1he wasn't being inconsiderate though, he was cutting wood on his own property and stopped before it got dark, the fact you have came up with this after hearing he hit a 79 year old man 25 times the threatened to kill him, his children and grandchildren says more about what kind of person you must be.
My grandfather died recently from a part of his body failing that the doctors couldn't fix. Even during his last weeks he was always kind to everybody. Some people are kind, and others (like the one in this video) are raging assholes.
I have a coworker that is like this. He has bunch of medical problems from being in service. The guy has depression alcohol problems with many more things. He hates me and said if he ever killed me or anybody else he would do it with his hands. Get better satisfaction from it. We don’t work in same department anymore but seeing this video kind of gives me the chills. Kind of feel bad for him since he fought in battle then got home and the service won’t even help him with his mental problems. Just hope he doesn’t flip one day and shoot up work or come to my house.
I'm guessing he probably hates many people or finds another person anywhere he goes. I'd still take precautions since anything can happen and it's scary.
I'm guessing he probably hates many people or finds another person anywhere he goes. I'd still take precautions since anything can happen and it's scary.
To an extent for sure. I’ve always taken note of anyone who gets mean or sketchy when they drink. And anybody can have a one off, but if it happens more than once, I tend to shake loose of that person being any part of my life.
@@TheSuperNichols I'm a no longer practicing alcoholic. Alcohol is truth serum... either you overshare, or you become the worst liar imaginable. This guy has anger issues, and no filter. I have 14 years, and it's videos like this that are as effective as a week or six of AA meetings at reminding me why I don't drink anymore. That adage isn't universal, but it's not far off.
Early 1990s when my family first moved to Vegas we had a neighbor. He was a nice guy, no complaints got along with everyone BUT, when he got that cancer diagnosis he flipped out. Grabbed a gun and started shooting wild out his 2nd floor windows. I was thankfully in the back of our apartment bathing my 2 and 3 year olds when my next door neighbors burst into my home screaming. He wasn't trying to really take anyone with him... was trying to do suicide by cop.
"He was right there in the middle of the night just before dark running his chain saw" After I heard that contradicting statement I knew it was going to go down hill from there.
This scares me. I believe if this man gets out he's gonna be mad enough to be that stupid. He's already punching a man of that age in the dark with no warning before jail. He's got nothing to lose to the point he's telling cops. That's terrifying and prob why his bond is at $1M. This saddens me
@@karenneill9109 I don't think he's gonna be able to afford the bail at 1 million even if he only has to pay 10%of it. Regardless, his charge will probably get him a couple years in jail
Dude checked off every box perfectly for premeditated murder: Stated intent to kill? Check. Ability to perform: Check. History of violence: Check. Motive? Check. Active plan in place? Check. Active timeline? Check.
he was most likely abused mentally and physically as a child, possibly even sexually assaulted as a minor. He def has some sort of PTSD since the noises bother him and agitate him. Could be signalling his childhood trauma.
Chronic pain and isolation changes you especially if you have a life threatening disease. You also find out who really are your friends. Everyone probably abandoned him. This is what some people turn into.
this man cannot tell a lie. WAY too honest, but good thing in this situation, they should not let him go back to that place, or we will all be hearing it on the news. justice system has to absolutely do their job here.
Unfortunately the "justice" system considers its job to be punishing people after they hurt someone, not preventing harm before. Not to mention they only really care about the worst crime you can commit in America - costing a rich person more than 0.00001% of their yearly "profits". Steal $100 from a liquor store, go to jail for 10 years. Steal $100M from taxpayers, you only have to give 1% of it to politicians to have them retro-legalize it.
Gregory is a weird case here, he speaks like many of the other cold killers we’ve seen in interrogations but he’s much more comedic and expressive about his actions which make his speech all the more eerie. I won’t be surprised if we end up seeing him again on this channel, because this arrest likely did more to kindle the flame than it did to smother it.
i had a neighbor terrorize me for years just because he could do whatever he wanted, we were in the ghetto, i was the minority and there was a huge lack of police force left inthe city. it got to a point i bought a ar-15 because he would line the block with cars and have parties for like 5 days straight all night and people would just park in my driveway and lawn because he told them to. wanna know how all this started? his house was abandoned for over 10 years and one day i saw someone in it ripping into the walls while walking past and the door was gone. i thought it was a scrapper and he walked out onto the porch i asked what he was doing, he got extremely violent tone with me immediaitely. he told me it was his home and i should keep walking. i explained to him im sorry the house has been abandoned and i thought you were a scrapper, so wouldnt you want people checking on your home then for scrappers if you do own it? he walked back in the house cursing and then had 3 younger relatives saying racist crap to me. eventually this spiraled so out of control i lost my mind. over 100 police calls in just 6 months. i was at my breaking point of saying my life would be more peaceful in a cell at this point at least my celly will be more respectable. i called a realtor the next day when i had flipped out and hit my breaking point. i called a realtor and sold my house within a month. i moved as far away as possible into a nice town with no crime. the first month i moved into the new town some asshole built his garage into aenormous building and there is no sort of zone laws or anything. so i find the perfect peaceful location and it gets immediately ruined by this workshop, and then a lady moves in across from me who leaves her st bernard outside barking all day. im waiting to finish restoring some parts of my home to get more value from it and then i plan to sell again for something even more secluded with more land or something. anything that has the perfect setup where i have almost no neighbors. people with dogs and radios are the worst. they will give you ptsd and turn you into a monster
@@SurfaceDweller dirtbikes are the worst. my mom lived on the same street as me and i saw them come down the street and purposely go on her lawn and almost hit her for absolutely no reason. i was washing my car and hopped in after them, saw a guy loading atvs and thought it was him and he said he hates them to because they make him look bad. he pointed up the street where they went and i went up there and one was up there. i whooped the crap out of him and left. i was so furious and im not even a violent person. there was alot of bullet holes in my house before i moved. alot from my neighbor. theyd shoot in the air and have no sort of thought of velocity or direction. i even had them in my shingles on my roof. its crazy how deep a bullet can go falling from the sky
@@nobodynoone2500 well you can only ask for help and for people to stop being jerks before you lose your mind. nad when i say im asking for help, i mean for their safety, not mine.
This is scary… idc if somebody under the influence or not, I’m getting so far away from someone who continuously says “I’m gonna die and take you with me”
@@appleturnover519didn’t you hear him clearly say “in the middle of the night, just before dark” 6:40 Since when is before dark the middle of the night???? SMH
This man is a lesson in what NOT to say when speaking with a police officer. I’ve got some neighbors that I don’t like but we just don’t speak. This is crazy.
Sociopaths don’t understand that. He probably doesn’t think he needs a lawyer because he believes he’s smarter than everyone else and believes he knows how to commit the perfect crime.
This is just sad, all the way around. Worst thing is, once he gets out, he’ll be right back next door with probably more rage.. older guy needs to move ASAP
@AnaerobicFermentation He said "middle of the night," then he changed it to "just before dark". Having grown up there, it's dark by 7:30 pm at the end of September.
To know that a person like this worked around kids for over 3 decades is almost as horrifying than the unprovoked beating of someone much weaker than him.
I think the old man just had the decency to not mention that greg hits like a girl. A man-child like greg never works out or... works for that matter. Seems like this one spent his life ingesting toxins then raging at magnified slights the moment he had to bear responsibility for doing so.
@@livinginthepines Are you people honestly so sheltered and unaware of the world that you don't realize many places don't even get dark until around 9pm at night?
@@Polit_Burro Twilight is after the sun goes down... The sun sets in Paris/France tomorrow night at 10pm. If you make reservations with a restaurant for 8 or 9pm when the sun is still up, will the restaurant mark you down for a night time or day time reservation? Case closed.
@@Catbus-Driver the middle of the night is Midnight. 9pm is 3 hours from Midnight. If you look at the time on the computer when he is getting booked, it's before 10pm. Also restaurants don't have a day/night reservation system, especially in France. They will usually go with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner bookings.
@@williamwalker8107 no, he was irrational from the start. He already told the cop that they hate each other but the only hate I've seen is the crazy guy. He would of fought over anything. I have a hard time imagining if i was your neighbor and i said you couldnt use your washing machine, or cut wood, or anything that makes sound during certain hours you would not let that fly.
@@kuatojones6950 I mean the way he talks it sounds like they knew each other before they became neighbours and their hate towards each other did not start overnight, or when he moved in there.. edit: and I don't want to defend the guy, but I've seen so many elderly people who thought that they can do whatever they want just because they are old and they also thought that everyone must respect them because they are old.. So the story has 2 sides and I'm pretty sure not everything is black and white there
Another example of what alcohol can do to a person. By his own admission, the man who assaulted his neighbor has spent much of his life as an alcoholic. The damage to his mind and body is probably severe and if he does have cancer, he’s decided to go out as a drunk rather than cleanse himself and attempt to fight it.
Prostate cancer is literally one of the most passive cancer with 99% survival rate in stage 1 and 2. It is also a very common cancer with 80% of men aged 80+ having that form of cancer (source: NHS UK) It is highly liked the old man has prostate cancer as well; many elderly people have this cancer with little complications
@@breazfreind402 yeah I was going to say this. Practically a 100% survival rate in stage 1 and 2. Stage 3 has a 95% survival rate and stage 4 is even 50/50. Compared to say bowl cancer which is: 90% in stage 1. 85% in stage 2, 65% in stage 3 and 10% in stage 4. I know getting your nuts chopped off is pretty scary but that man is retired anyway, it's not like they're much use now anyway lol.
Sad to say it looks like Gregory Miller passed away last week. I'm sure the neighbor is thankful it's over. Terrible situation for all. Gregory shouldn't be running around threatening anyone, it would seem he used alcohol to escape. Very sorry for his wife. Hope the neighbor has a better time ahead.
Listen, I had a neighbor who would actually spy on everyone and call the police on them for nothing. She did so many outrageous things and even though people took her to court for trespass, it wouldn’t stop her. She once called the police because my son was sitting in his car with his bestie, in OUR driveway! (The besties parents were getting divorced and he was confiding his feeling to my son.) I think she told the police the boys were doing drugs, but they weren’t. The cops came, checked out the car, and then left. The woman was evil and crazy AF.
My family had the same kind of woman next door for 13 long years...she called the police on me for accidentally mowing a couple inches on her property...of course my children suffered as well because of her mean spirited nature...the type if a ball went over the fence she'd crow "it's mine now!" ...ughhhh😠
Gregory Charles Miller was sentenced Monday to 114 days in jail and three years probation. Having already served 114 days, Miller received the credit, according to court records. He pleaded guilty in November to assault with intent to commit great bodily harm less than murder.
I was a single mum with 3 children. I have always worked and my children were always well behaved. I moved into a house in the same suburb I’ve always lived in. The day after I moved the neighbour came around and yelled at me to keep my children quiet, they were just playing, it was the middle of the day. Normally I would give back as much as anyway but this man had black eyes as in his pupils. Something about him scared me. I called the police as he did threaten me. The police came, a man in his 50’s and a younger female officer. To start with the police man was quite abrupt to me asking if all the children were mine (my friend was over and so was my sister and her 3 children so 7 all together) I told him no I have 3, my 2 nephews, my niece and my friends son. I kinda got the feeling that the police thought I was some single mum that didn’t work and had a ton of kids you Cld tell from his body language and how he spoke to me. He told me he would go and speak to the neighbour. They were probably over there for half an hour. They both came back, they didn’t say anything they just walked into my lounge and sat down. The policeman’s body language was completely different. It felt like longer but probably a few minutes before he said anything what he said has stayed with me for over 20 years. He was calm and precise. He said if we get a call to come back here again it won’t be over a dispute it will be your neighbour killing you and your children. I had no idea how to respond, my mum and my sister just looked at him. He said whilst I was with that man I had my hand on my gun in its holster ready to fire it. He said you need to get out now. He didn’t want to leave. I couldn’t do much as in him being charged because he was incredibly smart and was careful how he worded it. I sent my children to their dads and my sister stayed with me that night so we Cld pack the house. When we did get a few hours sleep we locked ourselves in the bedroom. The next day I went to the real estate first thing. I told them that they would have had prior knowledge of this neighbour and they still let a single mum and her children move in. They did not argue. They gave me another rental property (one I had been looking at) they transferred the bond and paid for the removalists. Another person in the comments said “these people live amongst us” they most certainly do, this man is like that neighbour
@@shimmer8289 quick googling sunset times in that area that time of year shows guy was running his chainsaw around 9pm. pretty dickish behavior. no surprise another guy snapped if older neighbor was behaving like this for years and decades. almost like trying to provoke, and then get his "aha" moment and call the cops. and yes, violence is never the answer. but dispute like this always has two sides.
@Glotttis 9 pm is not lste the bylaws in our city re noise is 12 midnight. If he was doing it then I can see a issue. The neighbour us retired, no kids so I really think he is mentally disturbed over your quote dickish behavior of the neighbour and the cop said same.
@Glotttis Need to recalibrate your google. There's no way the sun sets at 9pm at that time of year. It's closer to 7pm. Both were quoted as saying he stopped before it started getting dark, so probably more like 6pm. Not unreasonable.
Doesn't mean that was his first time in AA. He was probably in and out of it over the years and 8 months ago was when he started his more recent attendance.
I think alcohol plays a big part in this. I used to know a guy who was ok enough sober but when he drank a bit of booze, he'd go absolutely insane starting fights for absolutely no reason including with me for looking too young and talking back to him. Assaulted a friend of mine for trying to sell his car for "too much". Beat a bouncer into a hospital for not letting him into a party (he was big for a 17 year old). To my knowledge he stopped drinking and hasn't assaulted people since. My point is, it might be the alcohol talking and maybe he doesn't really want to kill his neighbour. I wouldn't want to take that chance if I was the neighbour though, because I don't think this man will quit drinking till he's dead.
@@lostandfound5145 That's really not true. Some good people become monsters on alcohol. There's a reason why they passed a constitutional amendment to ban it. Years of abuse can also destroy your brain, cause dementia, Parkinsons, and I suspect, whatever psychological problems this guy has.
Not if you stay drunk and literally piss away any treatment money you may have. He might've stopped giving a fuck a while before and that's his way out.
Depends very much on if you get treatment. I think there are a lot of people that just ignore health problems until it's too late, especially in a country where going to the doctors costs money. If you do nothing, it will spread further and further until you reach stage 4. No amount of treatment will be able to save you anymore if you have metastatic cancer and it spread to your bones. This can also happen with prostate cancer, but most people get treatment in an early state.
I was raised to never allow someone to threaten me or allow someone to stalk me. I have and always will take the fight to the person that threatens me. I refuse to walk around looking behind me. Threaten me and the fight is on.
Easy to let your pride blind you. Sometimes the threats are very real. The person threatening you doesn't just have the advantage, but are more than willing to go through with it. It's not always fun and games. Sometimes protecting yourself is walking away. I've seen it go wrong, and barely escaped bad situations myself. Number 1 mistake is letting some nobody lure you into a pointless fight.
I think this is a perfect example of whats wrong with our society, a neighbor should be a friend we should have a sense of community where we live, we should look out for each other out of concern not being noisy.
Some people who live in big cities or suburbs dream about moving to a small town. But this is what comes with living in a small town. A bunch of nosy crazy people. Everyone has a clique. It’s not as great as it seems in the daydreams. Not saying this is how all small communities are, but a majority get real weird and petty
I just want to be left tf alone. I mind my business and be respectful, and I prefer the same in kind. I'm introverted though so I think that makes sense for me not to care about bothering my neighbors or being bothered by them.
This is why the bible tells us to love our neighbors. If we do, they are much less likely to want to kill us. In jewish tradition, they are instructed to never ask for the return of a borrowed item. Jealousy is mentioned half a dozen times in the ten commandments. It all seems geared to make sure our societies stay cohesive and balanced.
"legally how can I kill him?!" - wtf is this man on? so he is jealous how his neighbor is older, more accomplished, has kids and grand kids, and more/better property? yeah... seems like this guy needs mental help - once again - not enough mental help.
Yes it does. It also happened on Whiskey Run, one road over from these neighbors. Mr H got upset over a stray cat in his yard so he shot at it, missed, shot Mr R through the house and head board and through the foot. Mr H also got mad at his brother and shot him. Both survived and yes this was another high functioning drunk getting pissed off.
dang man, hes just feeding that cancer. I feel like people are getting increasingly more aggressive over their property and now neighbors hate each other and live in total isolation.
I had a similar incident where all the neighbors in a middle class development by table rock lake didn’t want me there. I was living with old Carl rent free. My job was to help him around the house. The neighbors didn’t like us and thought we were gay. One neighbor was a professor at the university with a young wife and kids. The other one was a retired airport employee with a terminal illness. They harassed us and even called the police on us several times. To be fair, I was an alcoholic and didn’t fit into their idea of what they wanted in the neighborhood. They had video cameras pointed at our house and harassed us. Carl’s dog mysteriously died.
Dude just told the cop he's gonna kill his neighbor next time he sees him. That dude's absolutely insane. I could see him going from how he is now into a blind rage with no provocation whatsoever.
I feel really bad for William and his wife they deserve a better neighbour. I hope they take the things he said serious cause that guy is a freak and capable of anything...
Cutting wood BEFORE dark is not crazy, or something that should insanely bother a neighbor. I believe the older man said he was cutting for about 45 mins, that's not bad. The younger guy is psycho. He even said to the cop at first "he was running his chainsaw in the middle of the night....right before dark!!" This mentally unstable man contradicted himself in the same sentence. The old man's life and his family's lives are in danger. A 58 yr old man beating up on an old man is cowardly. He needs a psych eval and some jail time. I feel so bad for the older man, how awful to have a home for so long and then this psycho moves in and you have to deal with him.
Yeah this man has no business being out free. He’s got nothing to lose, he could very easily mean every last word and have intent to carry out his threats
@@prankster1590 not even close. His own words have made it clear why he’s a danger and has no business being out free. He’s making extremely violent threats, and as someone who has made it clear several times that he has nothing to lose cause he’s ’gonna die anyway’ (his words), he’s especially dangerous.
I feel pity for the guy he must have a miserable life cleaning toilets for three decades. He needs a big hug, and of course two decades in prison for attempted murder....
Whats wierd about Prostate Cancer, among many others, is that you literally have no energy or strength to do anything at the drop of a hat. The fact he had the drunken motivation to seek out a violent confrontation with someone goes beyond bitterness.
The "sweet elderly man" was acoustically torturing his neighbor for years and knew it - the guy finally snapped and you are patting the nuisance on the back for it?
It's Michigan. " It was in the middle of the night, right before dark " is the only statement you need to hear to understand the man isn't firing on all cylinders. In absolutely no way can that statement be made reasonable or true so you know you're dealing with someone who's thought process is impaired. My surmises are he would have turned his anger on anyone who pointed it out.
I'm so glad I get along with my neighbors. If someone like this moved into our neighborhood we would all have a talk and watch out for each other. If any of us needed help, I'd be there in 2 minutes.
My father is a pathological lier and a huge narcissist. He constantly tries to pick at people. He constantly thinks everyone is doing the same thing he is. He also constantly rambles and deflects. He will also violently attack almost anyone or even a puppy for no reason. Well he has a personal reason but it does not connect with the victim. However he will lie and make up any kind of story. He will even make up 6 or 7 lies in a row to the same person. Because he is easily confused and thinks everyone else is as easily confused as him. That's why he has become a master at diverting and ramping up others emotions and making them mad. In this state others don't realize he is lying.
If the cancer prognosis is indeed true, then nothing’s scarier than someone with nothing left to lose.
we can only hope its true and very aggressive.
you're gd right
why did he even get the potential to bond out? after saying all that? justice system is literally pay to win
Now imagine you are in a prison where literally every second dud got "cancer "
Nothing left to lose is another word for Freedom.
When I was a pre-teen, we had a neighbor who would pull guns on people for even looking at his house. The mailman stopped delivering to his house because of the threats, and the Girl Scouts refused to work the street because he chased a mom and two girls with a shotgun. When my aunt and uncle visited from another state, he drew on them for parking "in front of" his house, which was actually across the street and another two over. The cops didn't do a damn thing because he was somehow (I don't know how) related to either the sheriff or the police chief. Our nightmare came to an end when he drove to the neighboring state, got pulled over for speeding, then outran the cops before crashing his truck into a tree. He was cremated alive in the vehicle. The neighbors literally shot off fireworks in celebration. The years that followed were some of the best of my youth.
He got a taste of hell before he goes to hell.
🤣
that's dark but also very funny and scary all at once 🤣
I have a crazy neighbor right now. He is an old drunk guy who lives with his two adult kids and any time kids are playing outside he is standing out there with his arms crossed, just watching them and flies drones over our hours all of the time. Other times he has pulled a gun on my dad and threatened to kill him for mowing “his” grass (it was our grass). He also drains his above ground pool all of the time so that the water floods our yard. We also believe that he killed both of our dogs (long story).
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I am a 50 year old USMC combat veteran and I have a 70 year old neighbor that is this guy. I have to carry a firearm on me at all times because of this crazy ol coot. I have had to install security cameras all over my property to cover myself. He came over once and attacked my 15 year old daughter because he said her chickens were keeping him up at night, I had to knock the fool out for that. When the police showed up he tried playing the victim unaware that he was recorded. They threw his old butt in jail for 90 days for assaulting my daughter but when he got out he really went loony. I haved owned my property for 30 years and this man just moved next door three years ago and instantly statred a property line dispute with me, had his property surveyed, the property lines are accurate and tried to foot me with the bill, that is where our problems started. I have lost count of all the times me or my neighbors have called law enforcement on him or his people. He has threatened to kill my entire family so many times we have lost count. I finally told law enforcement that if he shows up on my property again I will assume he is here to carry out his threat and respond accordingly. They informed him of that and he has been fairly low key since but that leaves me little comfort. He wants my property, as he has offered to buy my land multiple times and his nephew informed me that he would harass me until I sold. I told him that the Devil would sell sno cones before I would sell.
Devil Dog...we were in at the same time and our neighbor storeys are very similar.
During my civil lawsuit with my neighbor over property i found out that there are many different ways for quiet title and quit claim deeds for aderse possession.
I used google scholar and successfully represented myself so the trial was sweet.
He was 15 years or so older then me and he had 5 weiner dogs that he would sic on me as soon as he seen me.
If i pulled up in my driveway 50 yards away from the property line he would say "THERE HE IS...GIT EM!!!"
Those weiner dogs were crotch,leg.and ankle biters...the instant i would kick at 1 the other 4 would launch themselves and i never made foot contact...they duck and their so low i never even got close...lolz
Anyway he wound up charging me from 40 yards away with a framing hammer...doing so caused him to catch a concussion and a large pool of his blood 35 yards onto my property.
The police give him his hammer back which i claimed as a war trophy.
10 years after that the lawsuits ...the random swatting.and then the f4 tornado in 2021 in ky i finally moved.
It took a year before i really felt like i had moved and life is great again.
If you could stand it i would tell you to go ahead and move...i sold my old place and a large group pf Mexicans moved in next to him...
I know that really bothers him
Semper Fi
Yeah ok dude. You sound more like the bloke who got arrested in this vid than the victim. You were 50 and he was 70. Break in to a crisp walk :)
@@dfgiuy22 what a strange statement, are you ok?
@@dfgiuy22 are you slow? Did you miss the part where he said the guy attacked his daughter? Try not to be dumb.
@@dfgiuy22 Your subscriptions are public and everyone can tell what kind of person YOU are
Openly admitting that you want another man to die to the police is WILD. let alone telling them next time they see you is gonna be on a murder conviction. Man has no chill whatsoever
its almost like he has nothing to lose and doesnt give af
the older you get the less you have to lose
What did it for me is that he asked the deputy how he could LEGALLY kill him, like he was trying to get advice. LOL
@@AWildCooki lmao that was hilarious and bold af
Crash Dummy
There is nothing more terrifying than someone with nothing to lose. People like this live among us.
There is, sadly, something scarier than a man with nothing. A man with nothing, given back something that is broken.
among us
@thesmiter1084 God damn it you must SUS
@@thesmiter1084 truly some suspicious individuals
Amen.
in my neighborhood this guy called Big Lee kept harassing his old neighbor for no reason for years. Old neighbor got a terminal cancer diagnosis one day. I think you know where this is going, Big Lee sprayed old man with Garden Hose through the window of Old Mans car. Old man pulled his gun and shot and killed him. Be careful who you mess with
Why would anyone want to be such a bully anyway? Big Lee must have been young?
He's not big lee, he dead lee.
I wish ssomeone had stepped in years before and stopped the bullying, it must have been a horrible strain on the poor man for years
Because it’s the internet and it’s a complete fabrication🙄
@@sugerhitman1295 Deep mental problems (putting it Too Mildly!!!)
Barely 3 mins in, I hope when I’m 79 I’m half as tough as William. Chopping/cutting wood at 79 is impressive in itself, and then getting punched 25-30 times and still upright and coherent, dude is a machine!
And calm.
Ok,if you believe a 79 year old man gets punched 30 times by a guy a lot bigger and 20 years younger....and then can stand up with no signs of pain and a nearly perfect face well,u obviously are big time naive,and never been involved in a fight or have any nothion of what a fight actually is.The grandpa is OBVIOUSLY lying man,come on.
@@marianoviking lmao, you're crazy
@@kristenjackson4503 by stating the obvious?...what about some explanation
@@marianovikingyeah he’s pretty strong and has a lot of will power
I've never been more grateful for my neighbours.
Right? Our neighbors are all a little aloof, but so are we. We all have each other's backs though, plus we all get together for cookouts and Christmas parties, etc...
We have the best. Love them and they love us
neighbor > "whats this delicious pie gift u bring us" ?
honey > "just take it " !
Same! we help each other out if needed and leave each other alone the rest of the time. I am so thankful for them.
yea mine can be a little annoying but nothing near this level of chaos
Talked himself into a 1 million dollar bond. That takes real effort there.
Maybe it was his way of saying "stop me before..."
I wonder how you would feel if your immediate neighbor made such noise in the middle of the night?
@@appleturnover519 He quit before dark.
@@appleturnover519 my neighbor makes all sorts of obnoxious ruckus, often past midnight just about every day of the week.... I feel no need to kill him or even start a fight with the guy. Just because you're annoyed doesn't excuse you from acting on your annoyance or anger. Try mastering the art of control over yourself.
& where did you get this information? I didn't see anything about this in the video. Maybe add some sources or only comment on things actually mentioned in the video.
I had an old man that lived two houses down who just absolutely hated kids for some reason. I was such a good kid growing up and never did anything bad, but this man despised me. He punched me once when I was walking by him in a grocery store when I was 15. He was arrested for that. A few years later when I was 17 I had just gotten my license and was returning home from school one afternoon. I was home alone and heard a loud bang from outside and something hitting my house. It took me a few seconds to realize he was shooting at my house. I hid, and he continued shooting, walking up to my windows, yelling he was going to get me. It was absolutely terrifying. I had no cell phone because this was back in 2007, so I was in my bathroom with no phone, and a dude trying to kill me. Someone ended up calling the cops and they showed up and ended up shooting him. He survived but died a few years later. I'm very grateful he never killed me or anyone else.
Was your car loud , lol ?
@@johntitorii6676 no, to be completely honest, after I posted this comment I looked at it and thought to myself, why did I add that part in? Nothing to do with the story, I was just remembering the day as it happened lol
Glad you survived! This is scary
He singled you out? That's messed up. It sounds like he was jealous - or maybe saw an opportunity to bully someone. He didn't hate you for anything else though, right? Like, say the color of your skin, wild hair colors, piercings, etc?
I had a bully in grade school who hated me the most, was always "hunting" me, til a guy moved into town from a sad town called "Ajax" who didn't take kindly to the bully routine & he was expelled for what he did to my bully. Bully almost lost both eyes from swelling, he has scars from where they had to 'relieve pressure', etc. No more bullying since. Far worse than what I would have done.
I assume you're more Zen about it all since you had to make emotional room for it, but I must admit, your story ended exactly as it should have. Grudges are worse for the victims. Always feel like a prey animal, even when all is quiet, your radar is up & relaxing is impossible. Sorry to go all Freud on you, I just know what it's like to be "hunted" (but only fighting, not being shot at...I've been gang beaten but never took fire from a rando nut.).
Evil spirits. Sorry you had to endure that. The world is full of such people and you were caught in the sights of a killer.
It is crazy to hate a neighbor that much and to openly admit you want someone to die and that you would kill them is crazy to me….
He was mad he was cutting wood, in the middle of the night, just before dark. That makes no sense 😂 This guy is dangerous. I'm worried for the poor neighbor he beat up. What an awful man.
Alcoholics are usually incredibly selfish apart from anything and oftentimes very aggressive. They have damaged their grey matter to the point of derangement too by his age
My father and the neighbor had a feud for decades...each one antagonizing the other. It used to embarrass me inside how petty and futile it was. Eventually the neighbor moved out and my father then moved on to his neighbor in the rear. Sad.
Guarantee he hates himself more, this is booze and projecting
@@mick8888V so your dad is the neighbor we all hate
This is what HATE does to the heart. I hope the elderly neighbor is safe from this creep.
Dude is a tank despite what happened to him, doesn't have to deal with this guy anymore.
If I didn't watch this video l would not believe it
Yeah, but when you’ve been screwed over by everyone you’ve ever met, hatred is an insurmountable outcome.
@@michaeljoefox disagree...we can chose to hate, or chose not to hate.
This is what alcohol does. One of the worst drugs out there.
This is terrifying! I hate how sinister Greg is. I don’t think he’s going… up there…
Perfect comment, although I want everyone to go…up there. He needs to repent of his evil ways. How horrible for William and his wife to live in fear of this psycho.
Sinister is the PERFECT word
I mean, we're all going to be either cremated or in coffins when we die. There is no reason to assume any part of our consciousness will linger on somehow and be transferred to another location. I get the concept but it's not the dark ages I don't understand how people still think they will live for eternity
No need to worry about him going upstairs.
Yeah I thought "up there"?
That officer handled that perfectly. William and his wife seemed really nice. I’m sure they’re realizing just how lucky they are that the encounter didn’t go any further.
He really knew how to play it cool
I also feel a bit for the crazy guy. "I'm just a angry alcoholic" whose dying of cancer. He's lashing out and feels like life dealt him a poor ser of cards.
@@stoneyard100 Seriously, you can’t murder a family because you have a bad life. No sympathy for him.
If he has 18 acres and was really cutting his wood right on the property line close to greg's house, I would say William was being petty. I go out of my way whenever possible to reduce noise for my neighbors while I'm working on stuff out back
@@colbyprince9409 It sounded like both houses sit right on the property line. I'm not gonna blame a 80 year old man for cutting wood and stacking wood right outside his house. He's 80.
Gregory has no excuse in my book.
My grandfather died of prostate cancer
He wasn’t hurting people when he found out he was sick
He never even told us
Finished the house he built for grandma employed very poor people in NOLA and took care of palomino horses he got me and my cousins.
Cancer isn’t an excuse to be a terrible person, Greg.
Cancer wasn't the excuse. The motive behind it was the loud noises next to his house.
@@Westside_69 he used it as a “pity” move
He mentioned it to make a sympathy plea and say “I have nothing to lose I’m so scary”
I’m aware his motive was because of noise.
@@ViBabyGirl Yeah I believe he said that to let the deputy know he was not afraid of killing him, indeed. Best hope is that he wanted him to die, but said those things because of alcohol. I hope he doesn't actually end up killing old man and his family.
@@ViBabyGirl by the way am I tripping or you just changed username right now? I'm almost sure I replied to an account named Sara Saunders, or I'm hallucinating
@@Westside_69 I realized my legal name was on here haha you’re not tripping. I did change it to my Art/writing name haha 😆
I have a lot of respect for an old man still so strong. Most people his age would have gone into shock, but he seems so calm and collected.
The sad thing is, this beating could cause him issues later on and did not do his health or head any good. He should sue.
lol
He wasn't hit that hard
@@methatlovescats3602 How do you know? He was hit 20 or 30 times by a drunken maniac who wanted him dead.
That old man is rotten to the core, you can see it in his eyes. He does seem to be the villain in the overall arc of the story.🤷♂
Gregory Miller only got 114 days sentence which he had already served while awaiting trial. If anything happens to William Kracker then both the prosecutor and the judge should receive the same fate times 100.
They better be keeping an eye on this man then because I don't know why they would release him for plainly stating something so evil after beating the man unconcious
How long would you have sentenced him if you were the judge?
And in turn, how much more tax would you pay to incarcerate him?
Would you have the authorities remove Gregory’s weapons?
Not trollling but these dilemmas seem unable to resolve.
Wow, that's wild. It's like striking and threatening another person means very little. If one is retired, never mind dying of cancer, they don't even need to worry about having a criminal conviction on their record, who cares. Food for thought, eh...! Keep your enemies close and wait for retirement, lol.
@@miguelservetus9534 Assault with intent to kill should get you more than 3 months in jail
@@NewMitchell-wh3fj I agree.
Neighbors like this guy are exactly why I want to settle down in the mountains at least half a mile away from the next house over
Only difference is the crazy guy has to walk half a mile to get you.
@@user-wc3ez4kw4l if it’s the kids of the current property owner next door, then I don’t have to worry
I don't know if I'm influenced by knowing what happened, but the way Greg talks, his tone of voice, to me it belongs to a person who is not well mentally, just listening him talk gives me chills
Of course he's not well mentally, he's an extremeley intoxicated alcoholic, who just found out that he's got cancer.
Together with him being in the AA for eight months, he was probably thinking about changing his life for the better, and then he get's the diagnosis.
Doctor gave him a death sentence. I've tried to think how I would take that last year when my mother was diagnosed all of a sudden out of the blue with stage 4 (end stage) cancer. One day your fine next day you don't feel good a d go to the doctor and he tells you your going to die soon and there is nothing anyone can do about it. My mom stayed strong but I think I'd lose my mind
no chill, just a desire to remove this bad actor very, very quickly. this guy is just a bitter, resentful worm
@jeffreyhanna9538 him and his family would have to be looking over their shoulder all the time. Even then...
He's home now, it just went to sentencing and all he got was three years probation!
For being a 79 year old man who was just beaten up senselessly on his own property that man has more composure than I would. Clear spoken and chill even, I would say. What a lovely wife as well. They actually seem like good people. Dude lives in remote michigan and was cutting firewood, man.
But you don't know if he cuts wood every day for several hours, thus driving the other guy crazy.
@@ws90ninety If he's doing it on his property he can cut wood 24/7 and open a woodshop if he wants
@@ws90ninety living with neighbors means the constant hum of building and constrution and wood cutting, etc.
this guy was just angry and looking for someone he saw as weaker to take it out on, textbook.
@@jesipohl6717 You're wrong. I got neighbors and nobody is playing with chainsaws all day long. You need to move away if YOUR neighbors are so noisy.
This guy is just facing his own mortality and realizing his failure at life, he is angry about it and taking it out on his neighbour, he is an extremely dangerous man.
Greg was sentenced to 114 days in jail and 3 years probation. The days he awaited trial counted toward his sentence so he is now free. I pray nothing happens to his neighbor
yo what the fuck??
Oh no...
damn, the 78 year old dude should sell his house right now and try his best to make peace with the guy if he is still there when he returns
@@michaelangst6078 the old man should understand and stfu with his loud noise the younger guy could sell the property but his mind isnt thinking straight right because the sickness and if the other dont stfu then Greg should use some headphones, just saying..
@@christianmeza4941you sound slow
"In the middle of the night before dark" This guy is hammered.
Before dark it looks dark people who drink usually drink til midnight
My grandpa who has severe dementia says crazy stuff like that all the time
Not necessarily. If this is in northern Michigan in the summer it doesn’t get dark until well after 9:00pm.
What I don't get is, if you're indeed terminal, why waste your last days on some cheap alcohol buzz? I've never had it before, but if I were terminal, I'd have H syringes hanging off of me 24/7!
@@NunchucksHabit if you have been an alcoholic long enough, you literally need it to survive. If the addiction is bad enough, the withdrawal can literally kill.
i think hes an unhappy lonely narcissist who has nothing in his life except hate. finding out hes dying probably just pushed him over the edge.
He said he has a wife so I don't know about lonely.
@@FINtr0ll99 u can be lonely in a marriage. I feel sorry for him
why hes so polite and smooth with the cop and so angry with his neighbour? i dont see any narcissistic trait in this man, to straight and honest, no anger,
EWU is wrong here when talking about the fence, a passive aggressive narcissists will probably do not build the fence and start playing loud rap music all night long, so guess what?
@@FINtr0ll99 .oh I didn't catch that.
@@danieled1158 are you victim blaming?
I had known a guy at the pool room for about 30 years. We weren't friends ,but we weren't enemies either. Once we had an interaction but I just walked away and it was over.
One day he came up and started talking about that interaction and I told him , that was 30 years ago, if I was wrong I'm sorry, if I wasn't and you just want to talk trash , i'm not interested. He looked at me really strangely and that was the end of it . A couple of weeks later I found out he had blown his head off because he found out his wife had been cheating on him for years.
I felt like if I had answered in a way he didn't care for, he would have taken me with him right then, over something completely ridiculous. Lots of strange units out there.
And maybe he’d wanted to apologize, to make amends before he went?
Yeah you likely pushed that man over the edge with such a lacking answer/cut off. I'm not saying to blame yourself but, that conversation was probably the last thing he had to live for/look forward to. I've been there.
@ZythMusic they said that they said they apologize if they're wrong. You can't tell someone that they probably pushed someone over the edge. But don't blame yourself! That's a lot worse thing to say to someone than "if you're just looking to talk shit over a discussion 30 years ago, I'm not interested". He didn't say he wasn't interested in what he had to say.
Guy was almost certainly looking for someone to talk to.
Sociopathic comment.
@@ZythMusic LOL, really jumping to conclusions there. I realise you said "likely" but even then that's wildly reaching.
Kudos to the judge for setting a 1 million dollar bond, enough to ensure he didn't get out to kill his neighbor.
better hope a bailman don't fancy taking out a loan ,
@@lookingoverhell3448 You really think a bondsman is going to take a risk and over 1 million to someone who lives in a trailer and has suicidal/murderous thoughts?
@@raterus if joe biden can run a country anything is possible .
@@lookingoverhell3448 Don't be one of those assholes that bring up political bullshit when nobody asked for it.
@@lookingoverhell3448 This is not normal behavior, do better.
Gregory seems like a character in a deranged comedy sketch, unironically.
I was thinking that too, given how much he considers William his fricking archnemesis simply because William does stuff like chopping wood like a normal man and the noise upsets Greg.
@@thenitpickchannel9993absolutely crazy right i wanna see both their perspectives because if William was purposely frustrating at any point; an obviously tempered Gregory, going through his own problems feels as though his final action in an alcoholic daze is to resort to attacking his neighbour several times.
we like to think we'd act differently in his circumstances
He walked onto the old fellas property which Is trespassing
Crazy Joe Davola
One of my near 60 year old friends,in pretty lousy health, just moved. He was in a vicious feud with a crazy neighbor at his old house. His saying was "life without a parole is a whole lot less of a detterent than it was 30 years ago" Young people should think that over.
Cancer can make people do strange things but it's so hard to feel any empathy for this dude, I feel he'd had kill his neighbor whether he was diagnosed with cancer or not. Going so far to threaten his children and grandchildren is beyond macabre. This dude needs counseling and therapy and to stay away from people in general.
With the history of alcoholism, it's not too surprising that it spiraled even worse for him when he realized he did have more to lose in life. Even more common if they're alone in life. I felt the same before my diagnosis but it's even more sad to see some turn to hatred and anger when going through it versus doing good before your time's up.
counseling? for someone who's not going to make it another year? i wouldn't waste the counselor's time.
prostate cancer is generally not terminal. Unless it has spread to other organs, it is treatable with surgical removal, radiation, and chemotherapy with a fairly good prognosis as cancers go.@@orektez
He said he'd gotten convicted for drunk driving so it's not like he had a great history
Any stories of what a cancer diagnosis makes people do? Just curious how potential or certain death makes people do, the stranger stuff like core routine or something
I feel like Gregory is very jealous of William's life.
I think he's just sick of William being inconsiderate.
@@Dudemon-1 the he didn't have to say this and that about his property and family. I get that he has cancer but he really didn't have the right to do that to William who is very old. William may have been hard of hearing or maybe he can't do things far from his house due to age or circumstances, just like my grandma's sister. She also got I to a fight with a neighbor like Gregory. But she's just old and it's getting harder to hear clearly or work far so she had to work at home. The machine she uses is very loud, so it's really annoying. But what can she do? Starve? I also met people who acts like Gregory while guarding our property - they come and complain even if their house is a few feet away from ours to say that we were loud and annoying. When we brought them to the authorities to settle the dispute it turned out that they were annoyed that our car would leave the house every minute to buy stuff and return with many things( not my words but theirs) as if we were 'rich' and not some dirty farming family who grow corn and take care of sheep for a living ( their words). Even the police said it was laughable how they said the way we cut trees and grow corn annoyed the neighbor when it's natural to make noise while doing so. So I don't think an old man working on his property is being inconsiderate. Gregory just have attitude issues- he even repeated how he worked as a janitor (which is a very commendable job, idk why he seems so bummed about it.) And William have all this good stuff and good family. If it's not jealousy of a man who is alone and had issues and simply unlucky in life, then I don't know what.
He sounded jealous as hell.
Plot twist, Greg wants William to clap his cheeks and hates him cuz he's got a wife.
@@Dudemon-1he wasn't being inconsiderate though, he was cutting wood on his own property and stopped before it got dark, the fact you have came up with this after hearing he hit a 79 year old man 25 times the threatened to kill him, his children and grandchildren says more about what kind of person you must be.
My grandfather died recently from a part of his body failing that the doctors couldn't fix. Even during his last weeks he was always kind to everybody. Some people are kind, and others (like the one in this video) are raging assholes.
And unfortunately , we have too many of them in this country.
Alchool doesn't help many of these situations does it.
I have a coworker that is like this. He has bunch of medical problems from being in service. The guy has depression alcohol problems with many more things. He hates me and said if he ever killed me or anybody else he would do it with his hands. Get better satisfaction from it. We don’t work in same department anymore but seeing this video kind of gives me the chills. Kind of feel bad for him since he fought in battle then got home and the service won’t even help him with his mental problems. Just hope he doesn’t flip one day and shoot up work or come to my house.
Please inform the higher ups, and get evidence that you have informed them.
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@@YowzaBowzaWowza Don't puss out.
I'm guessing he probably hates many people or finds another person anywhere he goes. I'd still take precautions since anything can happen and it's scary.
I'm guessing he probably hates many people or finds another person anywhere he goes. I'd still take precautions since anything can happen and it's scary.
Drunk words are sober thoughts....
To an extent for sure. I’ve always taken note of anyone who gets mean or sketchy when they drink. And anybody can have a one off, but if it happens more than once, I tend to shake loose of that person being any part of my life.
@@TheSuperNichols I'm a no longer practicing alcoholic. Alcohol is truth serum... either you overshare, or you become the worst liar imaginable. This guy has anger issues, and no filter. I have 14 years, and it's videos like this that are as effective as a week or six of AA meetings at reminding me why I don't drink anymore. That adage isn't universal, but it's not far off.
Booze is the first truth serum.
You attack an old man like that when you're above his weight, and you really have a problem.
Horrible situation, thank God the guy was okay.
Nice picture :3
That's one scary dude....nothing to lose.
That’s a scary dude man
Early 1990s when my family first moved to Vegas we had a neighbor. He was a nice guy, no complaints got along with everyone BUT, when he got that cancer diagnosis he flipped out.
Grabbed a gun and started shooting wild out his 2nd floor windows. I was thankfully in the back of our apartment bathing my 2 and 3 year olds when my next door neighbors burst into my home screaming.
He wasn't trying to really take anyone with him... was trying to do suicide by cop.
except his dog, should think about his dog being homeless without him and his house...
"He was right there in the middle of the night just before dark running his chain saw" After I heard that contradicting statement I knew it was going to go down hill from there.
This scares me. I believe if this man gets out he's gonna be mad enough to be that stupid. He's already punching a man of that age in the dark with no warning before jail. He's got nothing to lose to the point he's telling cops. That's terrifying and prob why his bond is at $1M. This saddens me
As long as you're not the neighbor you're perfectly safe.
@@andiward7068 It's still sad for the neighbors tho
If he gets out on bail I hope the neighbour can go stay somewhere else for a while.
@@karenneill9109 He shouldnt get a bail
@@karenneill9109 I don't think he's gonna be able to afford the bail at 1 million even if he only has to pay 10%of it. Regardless, his charge will probably get him a couple years in jail
Dude checked off every box perfectly for premeditated murder: Stated intent to kill? Check. Ability to perform: Check. History of violence: Check. Motive? Check. Active plan in place? Check. Active timeline? Check.
Lol and people are still like "oh my gosh, lets feel sorry for him."
Deterred by the possibility of consequences? Nope.
Figures he won't be around much longer and has nothing to lose: check.
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You know, except for the murder part.
And he got probation. Three years.
What the heck? That guy needs to be locked up.
Alcohol and being alone can poison the mind like this, the guy is obsessed with his neighbor because he has nothing else to do
Exactly 💯
he was most likely abused mentally and physically as a child, possibly even sexually assaulted as a minor. He def has some sort of PTSD since the noises bother him and agitate him. Could be signalling his childhood trauma.
Chronic pain and isolation changes you especially if you have a life threatening disease. You also find out who really are your friends. Everyone probably abandoned him. This is what some people turn into.
Sounds like this dude is jealous of the older neighbor. How pathetic.
Im so Happy I have always had Amazing, Fun neighbors, I couldn't imagine having a neighbor like this
this man cannot tell a lie. WAY too honest, but good thing in this situation, they should not let him go back to that place, or we will all be hearing it on the news. justice system has to absolutely do their job here.
Unfortunately the "justice" system considers its job to be punishing people after they hurt someone, not preventing harm before. Not to mention they only really care about the worst crime you can commit in America - costing a rich person more than 0.00001% of their yearly "profits". Steal $100 from a liquor store, go to jail for 10 years. Steal $100M from taxpayers, you only have to give 1% of it to politicians to have them retro-legalize it.
Gregory is a weird case here, he speaks like many of the other cold killers we’ve seen in interrogations but he’s much more comedic and expressive about his actions which make his speech all the more eerie. I won’t be surprised if we end up seeing him again on this channel, because this arrest likely did more to kindle the flame than it did to smother it.
Because he was driven nuts by his noisy neighbor - how have you guys not seen this before? I have seen hundreds of cases just like this.
i had a neighbor terrorize me for years just because he could do whatever he wanted, we were in the ghetto, i was the minority and there was a huge lack of police force left inthe city. it got to a point i bought a ar-15 because he would line the block with cars and have parties for like 5 days straight all night and people would just park in my driveway and lawn because he told them to.
wanna know how all this started? his house was abandoned for over 10 years and one day i saw someone in it ripping into the walls while walking past and the door was gone. i thought it was a scrapper and he walked out onto the porch i asked what he was doing, he got extremely violent tone with me immediaitely. he told me it was his home and i should keep walking. i explained to him im sorry the house has been abandoned and i thought you were a scrapper, so wouldnt you want people checking on your home then for scrappers if you do own it? he walked back in the house cursing and then had 3 younger relatives saying racist crap to me.
eventually this spiraled so out of control i lost my mind. over 100 police calls in just 6 months. i was at my breaking point of saying my life would be more peaceful in a cell at this point at least my celly will be more respectable. i called a realtor the next day when i had flipped out and hit my breaking point. i called a realtor and sold my house within a month. i moved as far away as possible into a nice town with no crime. the first month i moved into the new town some asshole built his garage into aenormous building and there is no sort of zone laws or anything. so i find the perfect peaceful location and it gets immediately ruined by this workshop, and then a lady moves in across from me who leaves her st bernard outside barking all day. im waiting to finish restoring some parts of my home to get more value from it and then i plan to sell again for something even more secluded with more land or something. anything that has the perfect setup where i have almost no neighbors. people with dogs and radios are the worst. they will give you ptsd and turn you into a monster
@@SurfaceDweller dirtbikes are the worst. my mom lived on the same street as me and i saw them come down the street and purposely go on her lawn and almost hit her for absolutely no reason. i was washing my car and hopped in after them, saw a guy loading atvs and thought it was him and he said he hates them to because they make him look bad. he pointed up the street where they went and i went up there and one was up there. i whooped the crap out of him and left. i was so furious and im not even a violent person. there was alot of bullet holes in my house before i moved. alot from my neighbor. theyd shoot in the air and have no sort of thought of velocity or direction. i even had them in my shingles on my roof. its crazy how deep a bullet can go falling from the sky
@@MelodicMizeryPs3VidsMan, the US is fucked in some parts
You cound like the guy that went to jail.
@@nobodynoone2500 well you can only ask for help and for people to stop being jerks before you lose your mind. nad when i say im asking for help, i mean for their safety, not mine.
Dude, just get some headphones lol.
This is scary… idc if somebody under the influence or not, I’m getting so far away from someone who continuously says “I’m gonna die and take you with me”
I wonder how you would feel if your immediate neighbor made such noise in the middle of the night?
@@appleturnover519it’s upsetting. I wouldn’t want to harm anyone over it tf
@@appleturnover519didn’t you hear him clearly say “in the middle of the night, just before dark” 6:40
Since when is before dark the middle of the night???? SMH
This man is a lesson in what NOT to say when speaking with a police officer. I’ve got some neighbors that I don’t like but we just don’t speak. This is crazy.
Rule number 1 is you dont talk to cops at all and ask for your lawyer.
Sociopaths don’t understand that. He probably doesn’t think he needs a lawyer because he believes he’s smarter than everyone else and believes he knows how to commit the perfect crime.
@@ikdeikke What are the rest of the rules?
@@danroberts9050 Rule number 2 is keep rules umber 3 and 4 secret.
@@wayneurquhart7192 What about rules 5 - 9? What are they?
Drunk Narcissist. He's mad from the morning he wakes up till he goes too sleep.
This man doesn't go to sleep at night ... He drinks until he passes out.
This is just sad, all the way around. Worst thing is, once he gets out, he’ll be right back next door with probably more rage.. older guy needs to move ASAP
Or get a 12 gage
I’m sure there will be a protection order prohibiting the monster from living in his house. Courts are allowed to do that.
Life in prison. I don't have time for this. No second chances.
He said he’s got prostate cancer, the guy will probably die in prison.
@AnaerobicFermentation He said "middle of the night," then he changed it to "just before dark". Having grown up there, it's dark by 7:30 pm at the end of September.
Always feel so bad for the dogs that get left alone
😢 You & me both.❤
He talked about a wife
Not just the dogs, but I've seen cats, birds, snakes, lizards etc! I wish there was a way to keep them safe!
Me too. :(
@@Findpepperbridge I don’t think greg had a wife, only william did
Am amazed at how patient n professional the Deputy is !! These people would drive you crazy.
Right! I could never do that job.
To know that a person like this worked around kids for over 3 decades is almost as horrifying than the unprovoked beating of someone much weaker than him.
I think the old man just had the decency to not mention that greg hits like a girl. A man-child like greg never works out or... works for that matter. Seems like this one spent his life ingesting toxins then raging at magnified slights the moment he had to bear responsibility for doing so.
"tell me what happened tonight"
"well it all started decades ago, when i moved in"
never fails. every time
I wonder how you would feel if your immediate neighbor made such noise in the middle of the night?
@appleturnover519 Greg is that you??
6:40
"In the middle of the night, just before dark"
LOL 🤣😂
Like which one is it? It makes a difference. Should I think the old guy is rude or not? 😂
@@livinginthepines Are you people honestly so sheltered and unaware of the world that you don't realize many places don't even get dark until around 9pm at night?
@@Catbus-Driver Night is synonymous with darkness, my friend. What you seem to be describing is something similar to "twilight".
@@Polit_Burro Twilight is after the sun goes down...
The sun sets in Paris/France tomorrow night at 10pm. If you make reservations with a restaurant for 8 or 9pm when the sun is still up, will the restaurant mark you down for a night time or day time reservation?
Case closed.
@@Catbus-Driver the middle of the night is Midnight. 9pm is 3 hours from Midnight. If you look at the time on the computer when he is getting booked, it's before 10pm.
Also restaurants don't have a day/night reservation system, especially in France. They will usually go with Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner bookings.
damn William seems like a sweet man he didn't deserve that
Really, I think he was deliberately trying to antagonize his neighbor and finally got him to react irrationally.
@@williamwalker8107and you got that from?
@@williamwalker8107 no, he was irrational from the start. He already told the cop that they hate each other but the only hate I've seen is the crazy guy. He would of fought over anything. I have a hard time imagining if i was your neighbor and i said you couldnt use your washing machine, or cut wood, or anything that makes sound during certain hours you would not let that fly.
Where do you get evidence for that idea besides the ramblings of a mad man? Is that you Greg?@@williamwalker8107
@@kuatojones6950 I mean the way he talks it sounds like they knew each other before they became neighbours and their hate towards each other did not start overnight, or when he moved in there..
edit: and I don't want to defend the guy, but I've seen so many elderly people who thought that they can do whatever they want just because they are old and they also thought that everyone must respect them because they are old.. So the story has 2 sides and I'm pretty sure not everything is black and white there
Another example of what alcohol can do to a person.
By his own admission, the man who assaulted his neighbor has spent much of his life as an alcoholic.
The damage to his mind and body is probably severe and if he does have cancer, he’s decided to go out as a drunk rather than cleanse himself and attempt to fight it.
What does that deputy mean "There is no noise ordinance"?
So a person can make noise 24/7?
That seems like psychological warfare to me
Oh brother, some people live 20-30 years with prostate cancer.
Indeed. I think it was just an excuse to go all mental.
Cancer is excuse
He needs to be in jail
Prostate cancer is literally one of the most passive cancer with 99% survival rate in stage 1 and 2.
It is also a very common cancer with 80% of men aged 80+ having that form of cancer (source: NHS UK)
It is highly liked the old man has prostate cancer as well; many elderly people have this cancer with little complications
@@breazfreind402 yeah I was going to say this. Practically a 100% survival rate in stage 1 and 2. Stage 3 has a 95% survival rate and stage 4 is even 50/50.
Compared to say bowl cancer which is: 90% in stage 1. 85% in stage 2, 65% in stage 3 and 10% in stage 4.
I know getting your nuts chopped off is pretty scary but that man is retired anyway, it's not like they're much use now anyway lol.
He says in the same sentence. " he's running his chainsaw in the middle of the night before dark." ?😅
Depending on the time of year, "before dark" could be 4 in the afternoon.
If you look at the computer when he's getting booked, he's getting booked before 10pm.
Sad to say it looks like Gregory Miller passed away last week. I'm sure the neighbor is thankful it's over. Terrible situation for all. Gregory shouldn't be running around threatening anyone, it would seem he used alcohol to escape. Very sorry for his wife. Hope the neighbor has a better time ahead.
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Listen, I had a neighbor who would actually spy on everyone and call the police on them for nothing. She did so many outrageous things and even though people took her to court for trespass, it wouldn’t stop her. She once called the police because my son was sitting in his car with his bestie, in OUR driveway! (The besties parents were getting divorced and he was confiding his feeling to my son.) I think she told the police the boys were doing drugs, but they weren’t. The cops came, checked out the car, and then left. The woman was evil and crazy AF.
My family had the same kind of woman next door for 13 long years...she called the police on me for accidentally mowing a couple inches on her property...of course my children suffered as well because of her mean spirited nature...the type if a ball went over the fence she'd crow "it's mine now!" ...ughhhh😠
Yikes! My Son and friends always sit in their cars in driveway, talking and listening to music, my neighbors thankfully don't care nor assume drugs
@@sherylcoburn585 Seriously?? What a Nasty Bleep!!
I couldn't imagine living next to someone like that!! Hopefully, she didn't have kids of her own
@@ShannonBartkowicz ....very stressful...bitter old lady mad at the world...ty for your reply and no kids ,tg!
Sounds like she could have had dementia, early symptoms can be paranoia.
I told my kids, don’t mess with people who have nothing to lose, everything to lose, or are just crazy.
js dont mess with people basicalyl lol
This guy is all 3, something really not right with him
This guy is truly terrifying... I pray that this old man stays safe. I have a horrible feeling.
I wonder how you would feel if your immediate neighbor made such noise in the middle of the night?
11:07 Dude! YOU went up to HIM! He WAS away from you!
Wow
The fact that he doesn't even mention his wife or think about the effects of his actions on her is crazy
Gregory Charles Miller was sentenced Monday to 114 days in jail and three years probation. Having already served 114 days, Miller received the credit, according to court records. He pleaded guilty in November to assault with intent to commit great bodily harm less than murder.
I was a single mum with 3 children. I have always worked and my children were always well behaved. I moved into a house in the same suburb I’ve always lived in. The day after I moved the neighbour came around and yelled at me to keep my children quiet, they were just playing, it was the middle of the day. Normally I would give back as much as anyway but this man had black eyes as in his pupils. Something about him scared me. I called the police as he did threaten me. The police came, a man in his 50’s and a younger female officer. To start with the police man was quite abrupt to me asking if all the children were mine (my friend was over and so was my sister and her 3 children so 7 all together) I told him no I have 3, my 2 nephews, my niece and my friends son. I kinda got the feeling that the police thought I was some single mum that didn’t work and had a ton of kids you Cld tell from his body language and how he spoke to me. He told me he would go and speak to the neighbour. They were probably over there for half an hour. They both came back, they didn’t say anything they just walked into my lounge and sat down. The policeman’s body language was completely different. It felt like longer but probably a few minutes before he said anything what he said has stayed with me for over 20 years. He was calm and precise. He said if we get a call to come back here again it won’t be over a dispute it will be your neighbour killing you and your children. I had no idea how to respond, my mum and my sister just looked at him. He said whilst I was with that man I had my hand on my gun in its holster ready to fire it. He said you need to get out now. He didn’t want to leave. I couldn’t do much as in him being charged because he was incredibly smart and was careful how he worded it. I sent my children to their dads and my sister stayed with me that night so we Cld pack the house. When we did get a few hours sleep we locked ourselves in the bedroom. The next day I went to the real estate first thing. I told them that they would have had prior knowledge of this neighbour and they still let a single mum and her children move in. They did not argue. They gave me another rental property (one I had been looking at) they transferred the bond and paid for the removalists. Another person in the comments said “these people live amongst us” they most certainly do, this man is like that neighbour
Wow that is chillin, glad you got out and hope that neighbour never hurt someone else.
I’m so sorry. Is that in California?
@@Aya_ayako so scary when you have young kids
@@Squidward_Tikiland Australia
Glad you got out!
“In the middle of the night, just before dark.” What??
Sounds like there are two sides and the guy finally snapped.
@williamwalker8107 u didnt get the posters sarcasm just after dark is NOT the middle of the night.
@@shimmer8289 quick googling sunset times in that area that time of year shows guy was running his chainsaw around 9pm. pretty dickish behavior. no surprise another guy snapped if older neighbor was behaving like this for years and decades. almost like trying to provoke, and then get his "aha" moment and call the cops. and yes, violence is never the answer. but dispute like this always has two sides.
@Glotttis 9 pm is not lste the bylaws in our city re noise is 12 midnight. If he was doing it then I can see a issue. The neighbour us retired, no kids so I really think he is mentally disturbed over your quote dickish behavior of the neighbour and the cop said same.
@Glotttis Need to recalibrate your google. There's no way the sun sets at 9pm at that time of year. It's closer to 7pm. Both were quoted as saying he stopped before it started getting dark, so probably more like 6pm. Not unreasonable.
The saddest thing is that his first DUI was thirty years ago, and he's only bern at AA for 8 months.
Doesn't mean that was his first time in AA. He was probably in and out of it over the years and 8 months ago was when he started his more recent attendance.
I think alcohol plays a big part in this. I used to know a guy who was ok enough sober but when he drank a bit of booze, he'd go absolutely insane starting fights for absolutely no reason including with me for looking too young and talking back to him. Assaulted a friend of mine for trying to sell his car for "too much". Beat a bouncer into a hospital for not letting him into a party (he was big for a 17 year old). To my knowledge he stopped drinking and hasn't assaulted people since.
My point is, it might be the alcohol talking and maybe he doesn't really want to kill his neighbour. I wouldn't want to take that chance if I was the neighbour though, because I don't think this man will quit drinking till he's dead.
Alcohol doesn’t change people. It just brings out what’s really in there.
@@lostandfound5145 Fair enough, I avoided him while he was sober too.
@@lostandfound5145 That's really not true. Some good people become monsters on alcohol. There's a reason why they passed a constitutional amendment to ban it. Years of abuse can also destroy your brain, cause dementia, Parkinsons, and I suspect, whatever psychological problems this guy has.
You talking about brad?
Wait you know brad?@@Ratclawz
The giant wolf in the middle of my screen really added to my experience.
what did it for me was the small pink one floating around behind it
*And they say people don’t need firearms to protect themselves. Old Greg is a prime example of that being dead wrong.*
Prostate cancer has a survival rate of 95% so I'm calling BS on that entire line of reasoning. He's just a lunatic, plain and simple.
Not if you stay drunk and literally piss away any treatment money you may have. He might've stopped giving a fuck a while before and that's his way out.
Depends very much on if you get treatment. I think there are a lot of people that just ignore health problems until it's too late, especially in a country where going to the doctors costs money. If you do nothing, it will spread further and further until you reach stage 4. No amount of treatment will be able to save you anymore if you have metastatic cancer and it spread to your bones. This can also happen with prostate cancer, but most people get treatment in an early state.
I wondered: metastases to the brain?
He got sentenced for 114 days and 3 years probation, with the jail time credited after he served before his sentencing since his bail was set to 1M $
Good cop.
No such thing
@@DeathMetalDerf Thanks for the convict's opinion, Derf-boy.
@@DeathMetalDerftrue but at least this cop didn't r word anybody
a good cop who lied and said there is no noise ordinance?
I was raised to never allow someone to threaten me or allow someone to stalk me. I have and always will take the fight to the person that threatens me. I refuse to walk around looking behind me. Threaten me and the fight is on.
Easy to let your pride blind you. Sometimes the threats are very real. The person threatening you doesn't just have the advantage, but are more than willing to go through with it. It's not always fun and games. Sometimes protecting yourself is walking away. I've seen it go wrong, and barely escaped bad situations myself. Number 1 mistake is letting some nobody lure you into a pointless fight.
victim decides to cut wood with a chainsaw (a silent chainsaw he says) at night time...
you have to get a tax stamp and wait for two years, but you can get a chainsaw silencer if you are persistent
If you look at the computer when this guy is getting booked, it's before 10pm- meaning the attack probably took place about 8pm.
I think this is a perfect example of whats wrong with our society, a neighbor should be a friend we should have a sense of community where we live, we should look out for each other out of concern not being noisy.
Some people who live in big cities or suburbs dream about moving to a small town. But this is what comes with living in a small town. A bunch of nosy crazy people. Everyone has a clique. It’s not as great as it seems in the daydreams. Not saying this is how all small communities are, but a majority get real weird and petty
That's a myth.
@@awesomebeast7509 Most likely the older guy was cutting wood all day long and driving the other guy crazy.
I just want to be left tf alone. I mind my business and be respectful, and I prefer the same in kind. I'm introverted though so I think that makes sense for me not to care about bothering my neighbors or being bothered by them.
This is why the bible tells us to love our neighbors. If we do, they are much less likely to want to kill us. In jewish tradition, they are instructed to never ask for the return of a borrowed item. Jealousy is mentioned half a dozen times in the ten commandments. It all seems geared to make sure our societies stay cohesive and balanced.
"legally how can I kill him?!" - wtf is this man on?
so he is jealous how his neighbor is older, more accomplished, has kids and grand kids, and more/better property? yeah... seems like this guy needs mental help - once again - not enough mental help.
Maybe too much alcohol help. He wouldn't need mental help if he could put the dang bottle down!
This is kind of person who when he sees a group of people laughing nearby, believes they are laughing at him.
I live in mattawan and this definitely shook up our small town.. nothing like this ever happens here. prayers to the victims family.
Yes it does. It also happened on Whiskey Run, one road over from these neighbors. Mr H got upset over a stray cat in his yard so he shot at it, missed, shot Mr R through the house and head board and through the foot. Mr H also got mad at his brother and shot him. Both survived and yes this was another high functioning drunk getting pissed off.
dang man, hes just feeding that cancer. I feel like people are getting increasingly more aggressive over their property and now neighbors hate each other and live in total isolation.
"BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM"
It sure feels that way.
@@jeffa847 BOOM!
I had a similar incident where all the neighbors in a middle class development by table rock lake didn’t want me there. I was living with old Carl rent free. My job was to help him around the house. The neighbors didn’t like us and thought we were gay. One neighbor was a professor at the university with a young wife and kids. The other one was a retired airport employee with a terminal illness. They harassed us and even called the police on us several times. To be fair, I was an alcoholic and didn’t fit into their idea of what they wanted in the neighborhood. They had video cameras pointed at our house and harassed us. Carl’s dog mysteriously died.
This guy should never be let out.
He didnt go in beyond the jail time of the original arrest. He was sentenced to 3yrs probation.
I wonder how you would feel if your immediate neighbor made such noise in the middle of the night?
Dude just told the cop he's gonna kill his neighbor next time he sees him. That dude's absolutely insane. I could see him going from how he is now into a blind rage with no provocation whatsoever.
I feel really bad for William and his wife they deserve a better neighbour. I hope they take the things he said serious cause that guy is a freak and capable of anything...
Cutting wood BEFORE dark is not crazy, or something that should insanely bother a neighbor. I believe the older man said he was cutting for about 45 mins, that's not bad. The younger guy is psycho. He even said to the cop at first "he was running his chainsaw in the middle of the night....right before dark!!" This mentally unstable man contradicted himself in the same sentence. The old man's life and his family's lives are in danger. A 58 yr old man beating up on an old man is cowardly. He needs a psych eval and some jail time. I feel so bad for the older man, how awful to have a home for so long and then this psycho moves in and you have to deal with him.
AA stands for Angry Alcoholic in his mind, i guess...
It seems gregory is in the 2nd stage of grief, anger.
Yeah this man has no business being out free. He’s got nothing to lose, he could very easily mean every last word and have intent to carry out his threats
What are you sayin? You want to lock him up for having cancer and being a pensioner.
@@prankster1590 not even close. His own words have made it clear why he’s a danger and has no business being out free. He’s making extremely violent threats, and as someone who has made it clear several times that he has nothing to lose cause he’s ’gonna die anyway’ (his words), he’s especially dangerous.
@@prankster1590lacking a bit of compression aye?
I feel pity for the guy he must have a miserable life cleaning toilets for three decades. He needs a big hug, and of course two decades in prison for attempted murder....
i wheezed. but yea. with his cancer and age of grandpa he would at least let old man live in peace
Puts a whole new meaning to "Fear Thy Neighbor"
"LOVE thy neighbor"
Whats wierd about Prostate Cancer, among many others, is that you literally have no energy or strength to do anything at the drop of a hat. The fact he had the drunken motivation to seek out a violent confrontation with someone goes beyond bitterness.
The sweet elderly man needs to be protected at all cost!
The "sweet elderly man" was acoustically torturing his neighbor for years and knew it - the guy finally snapped and you are patting the nuisance on the back for it?
"In the middle of the night, right before dark."
Bro...
Not like they were living in Alaska …
Never ceases to amaze how many ppl live like the 😈 devil; but automatically think they're going to heaven.
This guy is insane! Love your neighbor as yourself.
It's Michigan. " It was in the middle of the night, right before dark " is the only statement you need to hear to understand the man isn't firing on all cylinders. In absolutely no way can that statement be made reasonable or true so you know you're dealing with someone who's thought process is impaired. My surmises are he would have turned his anger on anyone who pointed it out.
Exactly. Like if it was _Alaska,_ dude might've actually had something, but... nah...
I'm so glad I get along with my neighbors. If someone like this moved into our neighborhood we would all have a talk and watch out for each other. If any of us needed help, I'd be there in 2 minutes.
My father is a pathological lier and a huge narcissist. He constantly tries to pick at people. He constantly thinks everyone is doing the same thing he is. He also constantly rambles and deflects. He will also violently attack almost anyone or even a puppy for no reason. Well he has a personal reason but it does not connect with the victim. However he will lie and make up any kind of story. He will even make up 6 or 7 lies in a row to the same person. Because he is easily confused and thinks everyone else is as easily confused as him. That's why he has become a master at diverting and ramping up others emotions and making them mad. In this state others don't realize he is lying.
I understand if he doesn't like dogs. Dogs make noise and have parasites.