The Vicious Story Of Lisa Straub & Johnny Clarke

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2022
  • Today’s case examines the brutal double homicide of a young couple in a quiet suburban neighbourhood. The case was unusual, with a friend claiming to overhear the start of the attack over the phone. And as the investigation unfolded, it seemed many of those closest to the couple were unwilling to share what they knew with police. It would take nearly a year for investigators to sift through a web of lies and half-truths before an arrest could be made. Yet ten years later, questions remain. Do police really have their killer? And who else was involved? This is the disturbing case of Johnny Clarke and Lisa Straub.
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Комментарии • 5 тыс.

  • @banesbox
    @banesbox 10 месяцев назад +1155

    If you’re going to take everything personal someone says to you during a frantic 911 call, don’t be a dispatcher.

    • @ethor7676
      @ethor7676 10 месяцев назад +99

      I KNOW!!!! I HATEEEE SO MANY OF THE DISPATCHERS ON THESE! Lol.

    • @sassyshantel007
      @sassyshantel007 10 месяцев назад +66

      NO COMPASSION OR PATIENCE

    • @zacharys7880
      @zacharys7880 9 месяцев назад +28

      Yes but it’s in the best interest to calm the person down. Them being combative rather than cooperative hurts more than helps so it wasn’t her taking it personally it’s her literally saying it’s going to help more if you work with me rather than yell at me.

    • @bellagirl0409
      @bellagirl0409 9 месяцев назад +58

      She sounded like a straight up B who has been at her job to long and she seemed bothered and annoyed.

    • @zacharys7880
      @zacharys7880 9 месяцев назад +3

      @@bellagirl0409 I didn't say she didn't, her tone and the words she was speaking are two very different things

  • @xtrastrengthsassx1269
    @xtrastrengthsassx1269 Год назад +4614

    I’m sorry, but I hope that dispatcher got fired after that. That’s an EMERGENCY line, not a regular degular call center. She talked to that woman like she was talking to an irrationally angry customer, yelling about a problem with her bill. I understand being jaded after working there for a while, but really?? Especially with the “how would I know, ma’am?” response, and stuff. Like, geez.

    • @violagentsch
      @violagentsch Год назад +1

      Get it done that cow said. Fire her

    • @supernova2897
      @supernova2897 Год назад +2

      Seems increasingly 911 calls responders are sounding like that...no care sad

    • @trollaf627
      @trollaf627 Год назад +192

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    • @LebaneseTraciLyn
      @LebaneseTraciLyn Год назад +143

      I promise you that did not happen I was a dispatcher for the fire department here and dispatchers actually the reason that people died because of them sending apparatus to the wrong address and what not and nothing ever happens nothing ever happens to those dispatchers ever

    • @CrustyUgg
      @CrustyUgg Год назад +336

      I remember getting into a car accident last October with my son who wasn't even 2 at the time. I was shaken up naturally and couldn't think straight trying to explain where I was. The dispatcher spoke to me like I was the worlds biggest moron! I couldn't believe my ears. I finally said "ya know.. I just got into an accident with my baby... if you don't like helping people at the most stressful times in their life you should find a new job" and I hung up. Thank god a state trooper was driving by and pulled over. Smh. I've heard other recording of dispatchers being nasty as hell too!!!

  • @missyflutter5562
    @missyflutter5562 Год назад +802

    There is nothing more disgusting or disappointing than being let down by police when you’re in desperate need. Absolutely infuriating.

    • @2007mjimpersonator
      @2007mjimpersonator Год назад +18

      They can only do so much it's not their fault. Things happen and they were already dead by the time they found them. Never bash the police like that.

    • @Ltdangle904
      @Ltdangle904 Год назад +7

      Officers had no right to go in

    • @courtneykate5387
      @courtneykate5387 Год назад

      @@2007mjimpersonatorit’s not their fault that the police left her child dead without looking in the house they begged them too??? Or not their fault the 911 operator was a complete witch??
      It’s ALL their fault that these panicked innocent parents were mistreated by police and 911

    • @courtneykate5387
      @courtneykate5387 Год назад +9

      @@Ltdangle904WRONG

    • @Ltdangle904
      @Ltdangle904 Год назад +2

      @@courtneykate5387 please explain how I’m wrong.

  • @Catherine-ql4gm
    @Catherine-ql4gm Год назад +775

    The 911 operator reminds me of a case here in Australia....a woman was hiding from 2 men and called for help. She swore at the emergency operator (obviously because she was terrified). The operator hung up on her and did not send help. The men found her and killed her.
    I understand it's a hard job but it's like they forget they are often dealing with people in the worst moments of their lives

    • @13lilsykos
      @13lilsykos Год назад +31

      It is a very difficult job that has a high suicide rate from what I understand, at least in America. Obviously what you're talking about is awful and I hope the person was, at least, fired and, at best, doing time in jail for helping her get murdered.
      However, people fussing at the 911 operator for being rude, etc is wrong, imo. They are trained to remain detached and calm. Them getting upset just leads to the caller getting more upset.

    • @zoeclan2044
      @zoeclan2044 Год назад +28

      @@13lilsykos it’s panic and fight or flight. Far from just normal emotions.

    • @Adam-re1ph
      @Adam-re1ph Год назад +53

      That is like next level horror. Call the police and beg for help? "Sorry we are on lunch can you call back"

    • @rolo1955
      @rolo1955 Год назад +54

      I worked as a 911 dispatcher and got yelled at, but one cannot take it personal, or you well lose focus on the call!
      Very stressful, especially in a big city!

    • @Fiddlesticks52
      @Fiddlesticks52 Год назад +7

      That’s awful.

  • @idil69
    @idil69 Год назад +3849

    I am 5 minutes in and already I am fuming. That 911 operator is so disgusting telling a mother whose son is unconscious in a basement to calm down and not yell. If she wanted a calm environment she should have been a librarian I hope she got fired.

    • @Bonbskiesbree
      @Bonbskiesbree Год назад +209

      Same Here Very Unprofessional & It’s Crazy I’ve Heard A lot Of Videos Like This Where The 911 Operator’s Are Rude As Hell

    • @nibor1224
      @nibor1224 Год назад +174

      The operator can not do his work propper if the Person on the other side is yelling.

    • @gr8t1bobo
      @gr8t1bobo Год назад +137

      That is their job to tell them to calm down, they actually have a protocol for several reasons. If they are not calm then they can not hear whats going on and what they are trying to say.

    • @nadinekaylathefam7612
      @nadinekaylathefam7612 Год назад +50

      I find most of them are in these like they take their time ,, gets on my nerves like HELLO UR A 911 OPERATOR WAKE TF UP.. 💯💯😓💜💜🙏godbless all dat sees this xxxx

    • @nadinekaylathefam7612
      @nadinekaylathefam7612 Год назад +41

      God bless all us 👌⭐😭😭this world is cruel i live in ireland and its no better here 💜💜💜

  • @marisawoods
    @marisawoods Год назад +935

    I can't imagine the pain of seeing your child tied up, laying unconscious, and being totally helpless to get to them...all while someone ignores your pleas for help.

    • @Veggamattic
      @Veggamattic Год назад +16

      Maybe she did it...why not break a window immediately after you see them.

    • @woodyssnake8562
      @woodyssnake8562 Год назад +14

      The police already went out there and then were being sent back, How exactly is that "ignoring your pleas for help"??

    • @andrearidgell7350
      @andrearidgell7350 Год назад +6

      Wit a bag ovr thr head!!!! Thts super sad

    • @alq1967
      @alq1967 Год назад

      A bit late to complain... they were dead already and they fucked up long time before that. Bad amoral people

    • @lukeymuffler6265
      @lukeymuffler6265 Год назад +11

      What kind of shitty parent or person for that matter would pretend they're helpless in that situation and not at least try to break a window or something?
      You'd think parents who actually love their kids would put their life on the line to get to them by any means necessary... Obviously not because they're 'helpless' and all they can do is scream on the phone right?
      Hope you don't have kids.

  • @donnaplant8139
    @donnaplant8139 7 месяцев назад +116

    As a UK resident 🇬🇧 I find it absolutely unbelievable how 911 operators speak to people in crisis. Its awake and absolutely heartbreaking to listen to 💔

    • @BobbyFlay14
      @BobbyFlay14 7 месяцев назад +3

      Came here to say the same thing! Absolutely shocking procedure

    • @ghs57
      @ghs57 6 месяцев назад +1

      It's usually an entry level dispatcher position. Would help if schools or such taught basic level emergency response so people were familiar with what information is needed. 911 doesn't personally respond so they need basic information to determine who to contact, where to send them, and what they should expect.

    • @tanaharris2531
      @tanaharris2531 5 месяцев назад

      Are they like that in the UK? Obviously they are here in the States

    • @dianahchepkemboi2953
      @dianahchepkemboi2953 Месяц назад

      It's absolutely bad 👎

    • @Mws556
      @Mws556 6 дней назад

      Living in a shithole like England, you've got bigger fish to fry than nincompoop 911 ops😂

  • @marskeins
    @marskeins Год назад +75

    This whole case is confusing me badly. But Tiffany chick she definitely knows more and was apart of it. She waited way too long to report them missing. I bet she was in there helping cover up evidence etc. Way too many inconsistencies with her stories. I do believe too they were looking for a big jackpot that was in that house.

    • @e.abrahamovich8981
      @e.abrahamovich8981 Год назад

      That Alex chick has a kid, popping pills like candy and the whole time she was smiling laughing during the interrogation. From the interrogation you just can see how addicted and dirty they are. Pills, heroine, meth use and damaged brain all exposed here.

    • @danieldemayo6209
      @danieldemayo6209 10 месяцев назад +3

      Maybe to pick someone up? It’s a pretty good alibi. If your the killer and know the victim was on the phone, are you going to take all that time to kill them that way? Something’s off.

    • @kusterbeaton272
      @kusterbeaton272 4 месяца назад +3

      I think why it’s so confusing is, there are so many shady characters involved. They’re all not that believable. I wouldn’t be surprised if they were all in on it.

  • @babydoll02134
    @babydoll02134 Год назад +852

    That mother knew something was wrong and she didn’t give up even though people kept telling her nothing was wrong and to calm down. I’m disgusted

    • @amandawhitney6255
      @amandawhitney6255 Год назад +28

      Yes. 100% yes.. "I have a feeling you set up my son" ... Set-up indeed. You go there for a damn welfare check under suspicious circumstances - 2 times- and you fail to make contact with either person? Whether intended or not, you contributed to that. ..sometimes doing nothing is worse, and this is most definitely one of those times.

    • @mistiadams4577
      @mistiadams4577 Год назад +5

      Johnny was her baby she has been thru hell since this happen

    • @amandawhitney6255
      @amandawhitney6255 Год назад +4

      @Coogan WHO said that? Like wtf you answered your own question with your own answer. And you don't know my age ? Tf?

    • @amandawhitney6255
      @amandawhitney6255 Год назад +6

      @Coogan yeah that's not the case...all good-I was gonna say and you must be a 9|| dispatcher ..
      But anyway, the video as a whole was just one big fat fail after another - and as a mom that was really hard to hear or imagine her pain- her horror in those HRS.. I do also feel (and ppl can get upset..that's their right) LE dropped the ball which had ripple effects, bad ones, and I feel stereotyping sparked those failures - those abandoned protocols- protocols that may or may not have saved 2 lives had they been followed. Guess we'll never know 🤷‍♀️

    • @m1586
      @m1586 Год назад +5

      @Jay C. I'm disgusted too!The 911 operators are useless and apathetic! The poor mother was talking to a brick wall! How did cops not take them seriously.😎

  • @kevind4606
    @kevind4606 Год назад +2809

    As someone who used to bar tend and try to diffuse tense situations, telling someone to calm down is often like throwing gasoline on a fire. Not sure why 911 operators do not know that.

    • @kimwalsh
      @kimwalsh Год назад +66

      Same here [bartender] you are so right

    • @yabby2000
      @yabby2000 Год назад +66

      Seriously!! I’ve watched so many of these videos and I’ve never heard a dispatcher yell at the person like all pissy. Not okay at all.

    • @jonramsey6348
      @jonramsey6348 Год назад +73

      Yea that’s the wrong person for the job when she thinks it’s ok to say that to a worried mother

    • @shan80luvs
      @shan80luvs Год назад +19

      Oh just not even knowing what happened yet I wanted to jump thru the phone back in time for her… I would have liked to had heard why it took that girl Tiffany two hours to call the mom or do anything when she was supposed to hang out there and get pills… users usually have a hard time waiting around to get high unless she got it elsewhere or was involved. Maybe the other girl Cousina did get along with Tiffany and just said that to confuse police and they were both there too.

    • @P9rkour90
      @P9rkour90 Год назад +20

      Yeah I heard that and was taken a back by that comment from the operator. It’s her job you’d think she’d be better at diffusing situations…….smh

  • @deborahnieling2315
    @deborahnieling2315 6 месяцев назад +15

    I am a Nurse for 3 decades now and still love my job because the kindness and care you show helps healing or comfort a dying person! People who don't have that are wrong in this job, period! We all humans and have a bad day but don't show it to the vulnerable, that is part of being professional!

  • @isabelleletourneau7432
    @isabelleletourneau7432 Год назад +135

    Mistakes are human. But police mistakes (or negiglence) from police can KILL and therefore are NOT acceptable. Shame at the entire police department of this town for being negligent. I am soooo angry right now!

    • @v.l.7656
      @v.l.7656 11 месяцев назад +5

      You can’t say mistakes are human but if you’re a cop you need to be perfect and non human.

    • @user-jz2uj1mr5c
      @user-jz2uj1mr5c 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@v.l.7656the police mistakes could kill people. Especially if they're a bitch like this dispatcher

    • @dquinn8344
      @dquinn8344 9 месяцев назад +1

      They were dead LONG after the police were called...The criminal's mother's idiotic screaming on the phone was so accurate...CORRECT?

    • @dawsondetrana5496
      @dawsondetrana5496 8 месяцев назад

      Cops just can't kick doors in on people house because their mommy can't get ahold of them, it just don't work like that

    • @effaroundfindout
      @effaroundfindout 7 месяцев назад +2

      Too bad police are also human. 🤦‍♀

  • @TeamCat1128
    @TeamCat1128 Год назад +559

    This is why parents worry about their kids’ friends. The company you keep can either raise you up or bring you down.

    • @iamskippy
      @iamskippy Год назад +26

      The first time I tried weed I was in my 30’s - When asked why, I respond:
      *If you don’t do drugs and none of your friends do drugs …it’s pretty easy to avoid.*
      I understand why people do, but I’m thankful I never went down that path at a young age.

    • @greatdividingrange1785
      @greatdividingrange1785 Год назад +14

      A teacher of mine said "Tell me who your friends are and I'll tell you the sought of person you are".

    • @Foreverenpointe
      @Foreverenpointe Год назад +3

      Truer words have never been spoken.

    • @aurora6920
      @aurora6920 Год назад +5

      true but how do you force your kids to not be friends with certain people, kids usually rebel and do the opposite to what you say. All you can do is raise them in a good area (if you can afford it) and teach them empathy as much as you can.

    • @eliciaeldridge3452
      @eliciaeldridge3452 Год назад

      And their friends parents could say the same thing about them.

  • @jazzyg6298
    @jazzyg6298 Год назад +3184

    I’d be screaming at that 911 operator too. Shouldn’t they be trained to, I don’t know, treat people with some respect? Even if they can’t control what’s going on, they shouldn’t get pissy when someone’s children are literally dead in the basement of the house they’d JUST called the cops to. And it also amazes me how many operators tell people to “calm down.” That’s one thing you never say to someone in panic. I get so angry when I hear 911 operators act like this in these videos, and I hear them act like this often.

    • @jollyrancher9016
      @jollyrancher9016 Год назад +18

      When someone's completely panicked the last thing I need is an obtuse 911 operator making smartass remarks.

    • @Cheesecake-lh6vj
      @Cheesecake-lh6vj Год назад +3

      @@JesusAlfonsoRafael what an ignorant response

    • @TheHouseofcoolstuff
      @TheHouseofcoolstuff Год назад +164

      They behave in such manner because there’s no accountability for their lack of training and they’re not held accountable for anything. I watch the 911 show and most of them are just not suitable to be in these positions! No sympathy and empathy for someone in desperate need of help or assistance.

    • @crysn315
      @crysn315 Год назад +124

      Right? The 911 operator lady had a bad tone and almost acted as if the mother was overreacting while seeing her son tied up unconscious. I would've broke the da** windows to get in the house. How sad of a story.

    • @saneman751
      @saneman751 Год назад +84

      god forbid that 911 operator to get tested with losing her child and expected to calm f...g down. god forbid.

  • @Chris_34
    @Chris_34 Год назад +15

    "You hang out with nice people, you get nice friends, you understand? You hang out with smart people, you get smart friends. You hang out with yo-yo people, you get yo-yo friends. You see, it’s simple mathematics."
    *Rocky Balboa*

  • @_aGirlFromKashmir
    @_aGirlFromKashmir Год назад +43

    One of many lessons i did learn from this case is to be always cautious of your circle. Never be friends with shady people.

    • @amelialock7
      @amelialock7 Год назад

      Shady people are fine, steer clear of non whites and addicts

    • @clairebear206
      @clairebear206 10 месяцев назад +2

      Unfortunately when you’re doing shady shit (like pills/drugs) you end up dealing with shady characters. It sucks. Addiction sucks.

  • @TennesseeWhiskii
    @TennesseeWhiskii Год назад +2034

    If you don't have a passion for helping people or can't manage to be compassionate then you don't need to be a 911 operator. You can be the last person someone ever talks to. The least you can do is be comforting & have some kind of understanding. Same goes for people who teach, deal with children, doctors, nurses, police etc... If you have no desire to love people and be the best human you can be to others then don't enter these fields.

    • @widowrumstrypze9705
      @widowrumstrypze9705 Год назад +120

      I was an after hours dispatcher for an answering service. I worked alone, on graveyard shift, handling 6 lines all by myself.
      I handled accounts for doctors, dentists, veterinarians, nursing homes, EVERY funeral home on my side of the state, as well as the removal technicians for the ME's office for any unatrended deaths.
      To say it could get hectic is an understatement. I was just 24yrs old at the time, a punk rock girl in a Dogpatch hick town, trying to be a good single mom, but my professional standard at work was impeccable.
      NOTHING could have made me speak to a caller the way that brain dead dispatcher did!!
      When you're the first contact between someone on the line and the HELP they need, you do not *ever* take an attitude with them, and you *NEVER* tell them to calm down!
      I had to take a call from a woman who's horse got hit by a jeep. She was screaming incoherently, and I couldn't understand her at all. I maintained a low, clear, calm tone of voice, and asked her to slowly spell the name of the road they were on. She called me a moron, every name in the book (she was SO distraught) but I wasn't about to take it personally. I got her information out, and stayed on the line with her until the police came, even though I didn't have to.
      I had to keep putting her on hold to answer other calls, including one to the rendering truck thatvwas going to have to pick up her dead horse, it was so sad.
      I volunteered for the Suicide Prevention Hotline, maybe that training helped?

    • @TennesseeWhiskii
      @TennesseeWhiskii Год назад +50

      @@widowrumstrypze9705 & I applaud you for that. Being aware enough NOT to take it personal. Sometimes people are in a panic & a state of shock & have no clue of how they're behaving. & in a field like that you have to understand that this person is distraught, like you were aware. We need people like you, who understand. I consider myself a pretty grounded and emotionally stable guy but at the same time I've never had to call 911 to report a dying relative or any kind of shocking event of that nature. I'm a human though & I know how your emotions can completely overtake you. Im glad you responded because it was an inspiration.. So thank you.

    • @gabriellemadrid2831
      @gabriellemadrid2831 Год назад +24

      ​@@widowrumstrypze9705 queen, good for you 👑👏👏👏🙏

    • @shayshaymann113
      @shayshaymann113 Год назад +8

      AMEN 🙏

    • @tacob69
      @tacob69 Год назад +17

      I totally agree and the crazy part is it seems like it happens all the time.At least 1 out of 5 calls to 911 I hear the operator is ignorant.

  • @SoCupcaked
    @SoCupcaked Год назад +2120

    The fact that the videos are titled for the victims and NOT the killer is why I'm here to stay !

    • @wenmoon448
      @wenmoon448 Год назад +27

      nice cope. still capitalizing on victims here, sick society all around

    • @alliepantsss
      @alliepantsss Год назад +123

      @@wenmoon448 it’s actually to honor them by telling their story and not make their killers more famous.

    • @Protectra
      @Protectra Год назад +2

      🙌

    • @smartyjonez5470
      @smartyjonez5470 Год назад +5

      Are people here really this idiotic? You need exigent circumstances to enter a house without a warrant ! There was none here. You can’t just barge into anyones because of a mothers intuition

    • @MrDlt123
      @MrDlt123 Год назад +20

      @@wenmoon448 Then why are you frequenting the video?

  • @mrsa9130
    @mrsa9130 11 месяцев назад +13

    This whole thing is so disturbing. Normal looking people being involved in burglaries, drugs, etc. Two people losing thier life over nothing...nothing! Certain people are destroying society.

  • @desertweasel6965
    @desertweasel6965 Год назад +10

    The girl Alex is involved and was actually there. When the friend was on the phone with Johnny and heard him say 3 times " Bro, what are you doing" he was saying it to Alex that was at the front door trying to push it open. Then, when Johnny says " Who the hell are you" is when the killer, the guy that Alex brought there to rob and kill them, came out from behind her. Then, the killer pointed a gun at Johnny and tied them both up. Putting the bags on their heads and wrapping duct tape around their necks was absolutely VICIOUS.
    This was someone that absolutely HATED these two people. Alex is bat shit crazy and you can tell by her unusual laughing like a damn psychopath. She has absolutely no sadness or concern for these two people. The laughing is absolutely CHILLING. She did it for drugs and money. She didn't take the Iraqi money, because it couldn't be spent without drawing attention.
    There is also a big problem with that cigarette butt that was planted at the scene. That cigarette was put out in an ashtray. If they had been standing there smoking it and were done, if they threw it there on the ground they would have either stepped on it to put it out which would have crushed the butt, or if they dropped it still lit it would have burned more and also left a burn mark on the ground. That cigarette butt was 100% planted and probably planted by Alex. Just look at the butt. It is as though someone took it from an ashtray and tossed it right there. The guy in jail is the killer as he knew about the forgien currency. Also, he may have already been sentenced and his goal was to then protect the girl he liked... Alex.

    • @Foldz880
      @Foldz880 Год назад +3

      You may be right, but pretty much everyone involved in this case belongs in jail. Definitely think she was involved though

  • @theonejokeking3191
    @theonejokeking3191 Год назад +985

    When I broke up with my abusive ex he started relentlessly stalking and harassing me. When he finally brutally attacked me and I was able to get away and call 911 the operator was also very rude. He was super annoyed that I was screaming and had a huge attitude. Like someone was *trying to kill me*. Who hires these people? The incompetence is astounding.

    • @McChrister
      @McChrister Год назад +38

      I am sorry to hear that….😔 Pray you are safe and your ex is far, far away!🙏🏼👋🏼🇨🇦

    • @deevillarreal9475
      @deevillarreal9475 Год назад +29

      I'm glad you survived 💯🙏

    • @PotatoPieYT
      @PotatoPieYT Год назад +29

      It’s crazy how little compassion these operators have! I got into a car accident (rear ended by an uninsured driver with a suspended license) and was reasonably upset and the dispatcher hung up on me! I’m so sorry you experienced that and I’m happy you got out of that situation

    • @beaulieuonnp593
      @beaulieuonnp593 Год назад +9

      How awful. It is a 999 call. Of course people will be screaming!

    • @redxfingernails
      @redxfingernails Год назад +3

      Glad you’re here now!

  • @boondocksdragon8959
    @boondocksdragon8959 Год назад +748

    So, from the 911 operator: like I said, we were just out there, and nothing was going on.
    Mom: so where are my son and his girlfriend? (The only two people who are supposed to be at the house.)
    Dispatcher: ma'am, how am I supposed to know that?
    Well, damn, three seconds ago you seemed to know that NOTHING was wrong, right? But now you don't know anything? Whoever that dispatcher is truly needs to be removed from that job. Her casual brush-off and rudeness to the woman were unacceptable.

    • @SICresinwrks
      @SICresinwrks Год назад +63

      I was thinking the same thing, she definitely didnt seem to give a damn what the mother was saying

    • @joycurry7286
      @joycurry7286 Год назад +26

      LITERALLY

    • @kenferber4381
      @kenferber4381 Год назад +36

      Yeah that irritated me too. I’m trying to figure out why the cops would not make entry into the home when a child is reported missing and that was the last location they were seen.

    • @shoob7979
      @shoob7979 Год назад +39

      I watch videos like this constantly and it angers me to no end the amount of 911 operators seem to be put out or worse speak as if they're aggravated by the callers needing help or their questioning of police findings about their loved ones. Its disgusting, get another job cuz you're in the wrong field

    • @freshprinceshaun
      @freshprinceshaun Год назад +22

      Yeah tht pissed me off as well. Whats crazy is this has been a new thing for about 10 years now. 911 operators hanging up on ppl and dismissing there claims. They need to vet ppl as of now!

  • @PrayThenBreathe1528
    @PrayThenBreathe1528 7 месяцев назад +17

    These 911 operators always always get me!! Do they not realize these people are in the most scariest moments of their lives and may be a bit anxious when they call?? My woooord. How awful. I can’t imagine what these people went through and their parents, seeing them but not getting to them. Oh how awful!

  • @briansavage932
    @briansavage932 Год назад +5

    Don't tell a mother who just saw her presumably murdered son to "calm down" and say "okayyyy" like you're tired of listening to her.
    Fucking hell some dispatchers are just lousy...

  • @towermoss
    @towermoss Год назад +708

    After listening to all the details of the case I only have one question: how did the cops know that two $20 bills were missing?

  • @tarantulady
    @tarantulady Год назад +234

    Telling a person to "calm down" never has the (ostensibly) intended effect.

    • @bekindpeas
      @bekindpeas Год назад

      Right!?! And yet...

    • @lunaballuna
      @lunaballuna Год назад +1

      Obscenity, you mean? Also, I 100% agree

    • @AL-do3ne
      @AL-do3ne Год назад +7

      @@lunaballuna no just ostensibly lol

    • @thegmom7812
      @thegmom7812 Год назад +1

      @@lunaballuna ?? 😂

    • @hi-d12forlife
      @hi-d12forlife Год назад

      @@lunaballuna read a dictionary sometime

  • @MrNobody91
    @MrNobody91 Год назад +18

    This is by far one of the most crazy and one of the cases with the most twists and kinda “unanswered questions” that I’ve heard before and I watch a ton of these videos almost all day long tbh.

    • @whitemaleoprah
      @whitemaleoprah Год назад

      I have add and keep on getting sidetracked-- what were the biggest questions still left open?

  • @tank4969able
    @tank4969able Год назад +80

    It's a little known story to the world but it would be cool if you would do a story on Joshua Lee Webb. Happened in a small Oregon town on mother's day a few years ago. I know the story because I'm from there, but beyond rumors I've never been able to learn more about what made him do what he did. My dad had just left that store minutes before he came in with his mother's head and stabbed the clerk. And I grew up going to that store seeing that clerk... anyways, would be cool if you ever found the time to do a story on that

    • @tiffanymcintyre8375
      @tiffanymcintyre8375 Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/08IuDHXeBj8/видео.html

    • @tiffanymcintyre8375
      @tiffanymcintyre8375 Год назад

      I looked that up, and found this.

    • @dreesemo3323
      @dreesemo3323 10 месяцев назад

      I wouldn’t say it’s a little-known story at all. That psycho fuck killed his dog, decapitated his mother, & stabbed a grocery clerk because he’s a schizo. That’s it.

    • @dreesemo3323
      @dreesemo3323 10 месяцев назад +5

      @@tiffanymcintyre8375found what? Nothing? lol

    • @BLAZENYCBLACKOPS
      @BLAZENYCBLACKOPS 9 месяцев назад

      @@dreesemo3323lol, right!

  • @Holycow723
    @Holycow723 Год назад +141

    These kids think they are gangsters... just listen to them talk. So sad...

    • @cher1899
      @cher1899 Год назад +14

      Nah lol this is just how they talk in Toledo

    • @mischr13
      @mischr13 Год назад +5

      what do you think is "gangster" about the way they talk?

    • @Detroitraised
      @Detroitraised Год назад

      Toledo is full of killers. I’ve lost a lot of friends there.

    • @frankbasile3662
      @frankbasile3662 Год назад +1

      They are pill popping street trash,...only gangsters in Brooklyn,..Cosa Nostra is all that matters,..Morte Prima Di Disonore

    • @WARS187
      @WARS187 Год назад +5

      Product Of Their Environment 💯💯💯
      419 Ohio ❤️
      We Them Boys

  • @MsAmo626
    @MsAmo626 Год назад +416

    The dad ripping off the bags and finding them dead is literally soul crushing. 😢 I hope they sue because they shouldn’t have been the ones to find the bodies.

    • @pincessdogg5222
      @pincessdogg5222 Год назад +5

      Is there a Go Fund Me where you and I can donate some cash to them?

    • @davyanonymous9674
      @davyanonymous9674 Год назад

      The cops were incompetent buffoons obviously. They went to location and didn't see any reason to enter the house? They were worried about covering their own asses, rather than saving the lives of the people inside.

    • @practicalphilosophy9031
      @practicalphilosophy9031 Год назад +2

      😂

    • @MarkBak76
      @MarkBak76 Год назад +2

      How will money help?

    • @Gameboy-Unboxings
      @Gameboy-Unboxings Год назад

      @@pincessdogg5222 dumba**. Go give that money to a homeless person.

  • @jeremylamovsky9868
    @jeremylamovsky9868 Год назад +19

    One of the best things about getting clean is getting away from some of the people you have to deal with. There's not one person in this case, including the victim, that didn't come off as seedy

    • @joeygold8451
      @joeygold8451 Год назад +3

      I 💯 know where you are coming from. Nice not having the cell phone going off every 2 seconds. Nice to live without having to associate with people you never would people like this to feed a habit..

    • @nbryant1217
      @nbryant1217 11 месяцев назад

      ​@joeygold8451 right!

  • @kyrasimone7779
    @kyrasimone7779 Год назад +9

    They need to really train these 911 operators correctly. They are so rude and snarky like we’re doing them an injustice. Then they love to tell someone to calm down but if I see my son and his girlfriend on the ground looking dead I’m going to spazz out. They are so disrespectful I can’t

  • @CoffinSupply
    @CoffinSupply Год назад +1202

    I feel sorry about the mom she has all the right

    • @bunnyrabbit936
      @bunnyrabbit936 Год назад +11

      mum not mom

    • @bethanyroberts5685
      @bethanyroberts5685 Год назад +91

      @@bunnyrabbit936 people in America spell it like that

    • @chaoswitch1974
      @chaoswitch1974 Год назад +11

      @@bunnyrabbit936 haha

    • @Anthony.and.Bigsis
      @Anthony.and.Bigsis Год назад +16

      For real the police didn't do sh#t

    • @Anthony.and.Bigsis
      @Anthony.and.Bigsis Год назад +34

      @@bunnyrabbit936 wtf is mum? 🤣 like a mummy from a scary movie? It's MOM lol. Im dead af 🤣🤣🤣 why do some ppl change the way they spell a word just because it sounds like that when they say it? So if someone is country and they call flower, "flowuuur" because of their accent does that mean they change the word flower to flowuuur when they write it on paper? Lmao that's how i feel when i see ppl write Mum, like no... That's not even a real word to me. I remember there was this guy who moved here to California were i live and he had MUM tattooed on his neck, ppl at our high school made so much fun of him

  • @DizzKola3
    @DizzKola3 Год назад +490

    That 911 operator was rude and unprofessional. The way she responded to this concerned mother was appalling.

    • @marleeeden250
      @marleeeden250 Год назад +15

      she should be fired.

    • @nadib2722
      @nadib2722 Год назад +8

      These responders are the worst!!! They’re absolutely careless!! What if it was her family lying there……..

    • @Janadu
      @Janadu Год назад +13

      I used to be a dispatcher. I would never have spoken to ANYONE the way this one did. I always used the old expression that you get more flies with honey. Our job is to get information and diffuse a situation where the caller is frantic so that we can GET the information. I don't know if I'd fire this one, but more training and sensitivity training is definitely warranted here.

    • @johngore7744
      @johngore7744 Год назад +1

      Agree

    • @MonTube2006
      @MonTube2006 Год назад +3

      Tough to get proper infos from someone who is screaming. It's that simple 🤦‍♀️

  • @jacobyoung1573
    @jacobyoung1573 Год назад +13

    Disgusting it’s getting to a point were people arnt even gonna bother calling the police anymore

    • @XxPeytonTurnerXx
      @XxPeytonTurnerXx 5 месяцев назад +1

      they're absolutely useless and it only seems to get worse as the years go on. Standards are lower and it shows. I attempted to get help from law enforcement for items that were stolen from me worth well over $1,000 on 3 separate occasions and not only did nothing come from it, but they didn't even attempt to contact me about the matter, let alone attempt to investigate. Police are useless. They show up 15 minutes after you need them most, pretend to take notes, tell you "we'll be in contact with you soon" and then fuck off to sit in a parking lot and hand out tickets to law abiding citizens going 10 over.

    • @cheeriosforhonkies8867
      @cheeriosforhonkies8867 4 месяца назад

      I woundnt. Seems like a waste of time.

  • @solkatships5286
    @solkatships5286 Год назад +14

    As a person whose lived close to Springfield for 21 years I remember this and it truly was terrifying for the small “safe” country towns around. My family started locking their doors at night then and hasn’t broken the habit since

  • @EssenceEtienne
    @EssenceEtienne Год назад +729

    I hope and pray that 911 operator was fired. Absolutely disgusting. The police were there and did nothing of course she’s freaking out

    • @JoyJoysWorld
      @JoyJoysWorld Год назад +2

      What did she do to get fired? She's not the reason why the dumb dumb cops did not use their discretion to go into the house.

    • @fluffy5302
      @fluffy5302 Год назад +96

      The "how would i know that ma'am" got me. Like sure it's unlikely she knew where he was but damn a lil sympathy

    • @Kokola-qh9wp
      @Kokola-qh9wp Год назад +30

      If the people who are supposed to protect you fail to do so when crime is being committed right in front of them, I'd also be freaked out, even more than that!! The mom sounded composed, I would have sworn and wished so many awful things on the cops

    • @fuckinzell
      @fuckinzell Год назад +51

      @@Kokola-qh9wp well the fundamental problem is that Americans think the police are here to protect us; that’s a lie. Protect & serve is nothing more than marketing

    • @jamiepensa4933
      @jamiepensa4933 Год назад

      I said the same exact fucking thing LOL. I would have strangled that 911 operator

  • @nadinejackson3740
    @nadinejackson3740 Год назад +253

    The incompetency in this whole case is alarming! I'm sure there could be more arrests made, but not sure they ever will, because of all the ineptitude.

    • @nealkelly9757
      @nealkelly9757 Год назад +8

      The victims caused their own deaths. In cases like this the police tend to not try as hard.

    • @fredajordan5704
      @fredajordan5704 Год назад +3

      Nadine So very true.

    • @user-wq7uf4sq2v
      @user-wq7uf4sq2v Год назад +18

      @@nealkelly9757 are u victim blaming fr?

    • @kd7100
      @kd7100 Год назад +3

      @@nealkelly9757will you show me the time stamp where its stated that the two deceased people here, tied bags around their own heads, tied each other’s hands, and decided to lay there and die? I just don’t remember hearing anything even remotely like that, if you could fill us in, that would be a huge help thanks chief

    • @deeg8182
      @deeg8182 Год назад

      @@kd7100 The violent act is no way their fault. You’re claiming they have not accountability in this situation…they weren’t randomly selected there chief. They played the game of “fuck around and find out” with known dangerous criminals. It doesn’t justify murder, it’s not a case of “got what they deserved” it’s a tragic and horrible crime. The victims are not responsible for what happened but acting like they didn’t willingly place themselves in this situation you’re delusional. You think they were skipping down the street signing church hymns and were plucked out at random? Get the fuq outta here.

  • @debswatching
    @debswatching Год назад +4

    I came here as tonight as the ID TV Channel had a TV show called “Calls from the Inside” about these murders. But very little background on all the couples so-called friends. But you guys covered the whole story. Very sad.

  • @swh0001
    @swh0001 Год назад +9

    Thank you for NOT interrupting the interrogation with your "analysis" ..much appreciated

  • @mygrandpasayshesd.b.cooper6200
    @mygrandpasayshesd.b.cooper6200 Год назад +124

    "You need to calm down"
    Probably the most fucked up shit you can tell a mother in a situation like that. Especially the tone this dispatcher had on her. It already makes me as an outsider extremely angry... Can't imagine what the mother must've felt like.

    • @terrabelle4289
      @terrabelle4289 Год назад +3

      I was so mad! I hope she found a new job

    • @randallrigney420
      @randallrigney420 Год назад

      You guys do realize that that's the way they are trained to handle emergency calls.

  • @deenamarie8024
    @deenamarie8024 Год назад +311

    It makes me feel sick listening to this idiotic 911 operator. Y’all heard it, I don’t need to reiterate her bad behavior. What I will say is that her actions make me feel violent! And I’m not violent. This poor mother being told essentially to control herself because it was upsetting to the operator. I can’t even. I hope this lady never has to endure something this horrific. Not to mention these people need to be liable for their actions on the phone calls.

    • @MusgraveRitual
      @MusgraveRitual Год назад +21

      They are truly horrible. There is a case here on youtube where a woman was abducted and she somehow managed to scrape for the phone and call 911 to report she was either in a car trunk, or in a dumpster I don't remember exactly, and the operator hung up on her because she decided it's a prank call. Unbelievable.

    • @yorkiesweetpea23
      @yorkiesweetpea23 Год назад +3

      @DeenaMarie my sentiments exactly. I'm not a violent person, had never been. Until hearing things like this, my immediate reaction is 🤬🤬🤬

    • @penelopeb1370
      @penelopeb1370 Год назад +6

      I had to pause after the 911 call back. The operator (who has the CAPACITY TO HELP) tells a distraught mother "don't yell at me". How do I find the words to expressed how angry and disregarded I feel for his mom!
      God, help his family because I feel like crying on my way to work as I listen to this. WHAT ON EARTH IS HIS MOMMA FEELING RIGHT NOW?!?

    • @lamasterbatonlll1383
      @lamasterbatonlll1383 Год назад +7

      I came across a case where the victim calls 911 while being killed and this fkn dispatcher didn't take the poor woman call for HELP seriously. So the heffa finally sent police to the address but they only knocked a couple of times and left, only to be discovered by her mom dead in a tub of water that flooded the entire house smh. I mean you could actually hear her being strangle.

    • @howdareyouexist
      @howdareyouexist Год назад

      get some help, you have issues

  • @Donald_Ray
    @Donald_Ray Год назад +3

    @30:34 I really gotta kick out of that… “so who’s the Tony’s you knows?” Classic!

  • @ShinyBubbbbles
    @ShinyBubbbbles Год назад +169

    I’m only 7 minutes in and that 911 operator has me livid! I hope she got fired and is living w/an intense amount of guilt and shame.

    • @beaulieuonnp593
      @beaulieuonnp593 Год назад +11

      Me too. I had to stop listen to it. And write some angry comments!

    • @stacydyle6301
      @stacydyle6301 Год назад +9

      I thought that I was the only one. Hopefully that operator is no longer employed for the Sheriff's Department. It broke my heart to hear the hurt in the mother's voice.

    • @1rage17
      @1rage17 Год назад +1

      Same with the cops who checked on the house!

    • @amandabartholomew6533
      @amandabartholomew6533 Год назад

      I keep reading comments in the hope that this woman was fired but not found anything yet 😡.

  • @rebekahlee8667
    @rebekahlee8667 Год назад +306

    The 911 responder speaking to Johnny’s mother was sooo rude.

    • @AlexAndra-iy5zu
      @AlexAndra-iy5zu Год назад +27

      Most, not all, 911 dispatchers are impatient and callous.

    • @Marie-ts7xo
      @Marie-ts7xo Год назад +19

      I thought the same thing, put yourself in that mothers place, she had every right to tell and be upset and it’s the dispatchers job to get her help not get defensive

    • @Flamsterette
      @Flamsterette Год назад +12

      She could have had a bit of a better tone, but the lady almost sounded like a Karen.

    • @abelis644
      @abelis644 Год назад +9

      ​@@AlexAndra-iy5zu
      You know all 911 operators on the planet?
      Have you even ever called 911???
      Your generalizing and assuming...
      and that is dumb.
      It's like me saying everyone named Alex leaves dumb comments...

    • @luciferlampmuffin2879
      @luciferlampmuffin2879 Год назад +20

      Right?! I don't understand why some people take these jobs when they have zero compassion!!

  • @Lena-jq7ts
    @Lena-jq7ts Год назад +16

    I have a feeling that Tiffany definitely knows more than she said. She knows something. I hope someone with “good heart” calls the police and tells something, because they didn’t get the “bad guys” in this story.

    • @MaryBeth1965
      @MaryBeth1965 Год назад +6

      Pregnant and looking for "pills". Pure class.

  • @kevindevlin657
    @kevindevlin657 Год назад +4

    These shows are the best I could watch these all day

  • @UncleBuZ
    @UncleBuZ Год назад +261

    Yikes, 911 operator Instructing people to calm down, typically has the reverse effect. It’s a paradoxical fact. usually better to resist ordering people to change their emotional state. Bad training on their part.

    • @P.u.p.p.e.t.M.a.s.t.e.r
      @P.u.p.p.e.t.M.a.s.t.e.r Год назад +8

      It's really basic psychology.

    • @d.bcooper2662
      @d.bcooper2662 Год назад +26

      "your son is tied up potentially dead ? calm down."

    • @lolidiot4656
      @lolidiot4656 Год назад +26

      there's a way to tell someone to calm down that doesn't drip with condescension like how that completely unprofessional nitwit did it holy heck.

    • @boudicca272
      @boudicca272 Год назад +6

      I tell my husband that! I say, "Never in the history of calming down has anyone ever calmed down by simply telling them to calm th down!" I'm not trying to make light of your point..it's just so exactly right

    • @nandomorales43
      @nandomorales43 Год назад +4

      The nerve of some operators 😠

  • @Andreamom001
    @Andreamom001 Год назад +252

    This whole group seems messed up and toxic. A bunch of young people dating, partying, using drugs, neglecting animals, fighting, having kids.
    Pick decent friends and stay away from drugs. It’s too dangerous. I hope all who were involved in killing them is brought to justice one day.
    Two young lives should not have ended.

    • @MiSsYMeso
      @MiSsYMeso Год назад +9

      Exactly my thought

    • @CHEFKUSHOJ
      @CHEFKUSHOJ Год назад +5

      Welcome to Toledo

    • @kimberini6465
      @kimberini6465 Год назад +23

      That was my thought! Some "friends!" Stealing from each other... screwing each other over... robbing each other's houses... neglecting pets and kids... drugging and partying, and now killing. Nice crowd!

    • @kristinlee9485
      @kristinlee9485 Год назад +15

      My thought exactly. Not that anyone deserved to be murdered, but the older I get, the less I sympathize for people who screw up their lives with STUPID decisions

    • @Taylor_mamaof2
      @Taylor_mamaof2 Год назад +19

      As someone who used to run in crowds like that, they aren’t your “friends” at all. They’re you’re user “friends”, your party “friends”. Very, very few of them actually care about you.

  • @christinmari
    @christinmari Год назад +8

    Tiffany seems a little bit suspicious to me if she really did wait 2 hours and suggesting that from what she heard, Johnny knew the intruders which is the exact opposite of what Johnny's words suggested. If he knew who it was that was there, he wouldn't need to ask "who are you? What do you want?" Seems to me that perhaps these "friends" aren't very good ones. With friends like that, who needs enemies?

  • @btsarmylover6257
    @btsarmylover6257 Год назад +5

    Question, Johnny’s mom said he was unconscious in the basement, weren’t they found in the kitchen?

  • @Justynbrodsky123
    @Justynbrodsky123 Год назад +388

    Johnny was a good friend of mine for years, I met Lisa a few times and got along with her very well. What happened to them is very tragic and some people in the community still think the entire truth hasn’t been revealed.

    • @deniseroe5891
      @deniseroe5891 Год назад +44

      Sorry for your loss of a friend. 🙏🏾

    • @SBlondieful
      @SBlondieful Год назад +43

      Sorry to hear about your friends terrible murder. Just out of curiosity do people believe that the right man is in jail? Clearly there were more people involved then just the 1 guy that's in prison. Sadly by the sound of it 1 man got away with murder since he was found not guilty and now can not be charged with the same crime again. This whole case is just messed up and extremely sad.

    • @taylorbohn8863
      @taylorbohn8863 Год назад +17

      Man I'm sorry to hear, it's an absolute tragedy and I can't imagine how terrified they were going through that:(

    • @sueguyan8101
      @sueguyan8101 Год назад +23

      Sorry about your friend Johnny, absolutely awful way to die and so young. After watching the video I think you are right, I don't think that the whole truth has been told, and maybe they don't even have the right person, but unless someone steps up and tells the truth then it will probably stay buried, I think there are people walking around free who had a hand in this. I hope the families find some peace.

    • @emtee5232
      @emtee5232 Год назад +9

      As you knew them, what would be your truth towards this story, situation or circumstance?

  • @KyaniMosaic_Crone
    @KyaniMosaic_Crone Год назад +232

    Sitting here watching this with my cousin who is a local Sheriff's Deputy & he made an excellent point.
    If we were required to obtain insurance you would see a lot less incidents of police negligence, brutality & over reach in cases. Think about it, doctors need malpractice insurance, your employer need workman's compensation insurance, drivers need auto insurance etc. And what do these mandatory insurances do? They keep you check. They force personal accountability for your actions & their direct effect on others. As officers we don't have that, not individually. If we f*ck up it typically doesn't come out of our pocket so as the old saying goes 'It's no skin off our nose'. What do we get? Paid leave. Now you tell me how accountable anyone is going to be for their own actions if the result of screwing up is a paid vacation. We get time to actually GO on vacation or do Jack sh*t.
    If those cops had insurance that would hold them accountable how do you think those 1st 2 911 calls would've been answered?"

    • @kristentrep5038
      @kristentrep5038 Год назад +8

      @Sage Nero yep! Our tax dollars are always hard at work for the good old government!

    • @PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim
      @PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim Год назад +1

      AMEN 🙌

    • @bobbeezel2593
      @bobbeezel2593 Год назад +5

      Would it have made any difference though? If they got into the house an hour or two earlier? It sounds like those two were dead right after the thugs left, or probably died while they were still searching through the house?

    • @PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim
      @PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim Год назад +17

      @@bobbeezel2593 he’s referring to incidents of incompetence in general, not just this case.

    • @jcaseyjones2829
      @jcaseyjones2829 Год назад +6

      Honestly this is exactly why we should start making some examples out of some of these worthless pieces of garbage. Forget insurance. I'm thinking we should go a little harder than that.

  • @TheRainbowGal
    @TheRainbowGal Год назад +7

    The way the police and operator….. both had HUGE mistakes in a life or death situation. I hope those parents sued… not that any amount of settlement would begin to repay what they lost. My condolences to all of them. 💗

  • @acbrotherhood7961
    @acbrotherhood7961 Год назад +3

    I'm so glad I got off pills. Haven't taken a narcotic in over 4 years.

  • @JGriffin5150
    @JGriffin5150 Год назад +461

    This is horrific. I pray for those parents, I couldn't imagine going through this. I hope they found a way to cope and keep going through life the best way they can

    • @snrich7420
      @snrich7420 Год назад +2

      I couldnt even imagine omg!!

    • @jacobbardwell9563
      @jacobbardwell9563 Год назад +2

      @TMCS 7 u

    • @lettucetacoboutit7974
      @lettucetacoboutit7974 Год назад +1

      There’s no way I’d be able to cope the way they weee killed

    • @LotsofLisa
      @LotsofLisa Год назад +4

      The whole time I was thinking about Lisa’s parents and who had to tell them the news when they got off the cruise. I couldn’t imagine dancing on a conga line, drowning in pina coladas at the very moment my daughter and her boyfriend are being murdered in my home. I wouldn’t have been able to go in that house ever again.

    • @noloveonlyhate6651
      @noloveonlyhate6651 Год назад +1

      This is hilarious. No matter what is won't bring back some dead bitch XD

  • @512erika
    @512erika Год назад +166

    No sympathy from that 911 operator....shes so rude..... Ofcouse the mom is freaking out and desperate to help her son, its the 3rd 911 call....& now she's LOOKING AT her son unconscious and tied up.....Come on 😣

    • @CourtneyTunbridge79
      @CourtneyTunbridge79 Год назад +16

      That was my instant thought "what an absolute bitch" you could hear the sheer panic and utter despair in Johnny's mum's voice, the pleading and begging for help, there is no doubt at all from her voice on just how serious and time sensitive the situation was and yet that 911 operator just didn't give a shit.
      I hope really hope she lost her job but it's probably unlikely as law enforcement and their kin seem to get away with so much but if someone in the public farts to loud and it smells all wrong will instantly be arrested and charged, it's a very unfair system sometimes.
      R.I.P Johnny and Lisa I hope so much that true justice and ALL the people involved in this horrific murder are held accountable.

    • @sammhammiam
      @sammhammiam Год назад +11

      I couldn't stand her tone. Very unprofessional.

    • @JGriffin5150
      @JGriffin5150 Год назад +6

      It's not her job to sympathize. She has to do what she has to do to keep the conversation moving forward to get all the information she can get. There's others people's lives on the line

    • @JGriffin5150
      @JGriffin5150 Год назад

      @@CourtneyTunbridge79 idk where you're from but u clearly aren't in America. U must be in North Korea

    • @rebekahlee8667
      @rebekahlee8667 Год назад +6

      @@JGriffin5150 but the operator did not do that. She was short, with an attitude. This operator should be used as what not to do in a situation.

  • @ProfesorFrodoJSchitz
    @ProfesorFrodoJSchitz Год назад +3

    "How'd my name get brought into this?"
    "Science, b*tch!"

  • @strawberry338
    @strawberry338 Год назад +3

    911 operator needs to be fired, having attitude when people are in the worst moments of their life means you do not have the basic attributes to do the role.

  • @walkwithmeASMR
    @walkwithmeASMR Год назад +100

    What absolute shoddy work from the police and 911 operator. How DARE she talk to that mother like that. Welfare check?? What welfare check?? They didn't even attempt to check inside the house. Just left. Shoddy and shameful.

  • @Anderson-lp6hm
    @Anderson-lp6hm Год назад +230

    I truly hope the new true crime craze has shed some much needed light in the incompetency of far too many 911 workers

    • @TopDatingcoach.
      @TopDatingcoach. Год назад +16

      Oh my gosh! I just posted about that!! She tells the mom to calm down!!! What a waste of life.

    • @Darknessbe4dawn
      @Darknessbe4dawn Год назад +8

      Omg I know! I get so pissed off at how rude these people are to people that are in panic! If you get this annoyed with people DONT have a career that involves you having to take care of them
      In there worse moments and I’m looking at you doctors ,nurses and police as well as the 911 find a new career

    • @orokusaki8670
      @orokusaki8670 Год назад +6

      yea 911 operators are the worst

    • @cmoore7780
      @cmoore7780 Год назад +5

      I’ve been saying that for a while now. I’m glad other people agree with me

    • @pammaggio8135
      @pammaggio8135 Год назад +1

      @Lisa Anderson…. Soooo spot on!!! 👏🏼❤️

  • @Crissy_tina
    @Crissy_tina Год назад +4

    … so who killed Anthony Watson???

    • @kusterbeaton272
      @kusterbeaton272 Месяц назад

      Obviously it could be unrelated, but putting the idea out to the police that Williams and two others killed those two probably didn’t help his situation much.
      It may have been retaliation for that.

  • @aliasanew3398
    @aliasanew3398 Год назад +4

    THE AUDACITY OF THE OPERATOR TO TELL THE MOM TO CALM DOWN AFTER SHE CALLED EARLER AND THE SAME OPERATOR TOLD HER SHE HAD NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT!

  • @karakolles4872
    @karakolles4872 Год назад +348

    I do have to say that what I like best about this true crime show is the fact that condolences and deepest sympathies are proffered to the victims and to their families that had to endure such devastation and grief for the loss of their loved ones. This is a very respectful and gratuitous way to begin a show that seeks the truth and tries to the very best of its ability to present us with the facts of the case.

    • @schielesmrs7648
      @schielesmrs7648 Год назад +8

      I like that too. Very respectful.

    • @gwenthompson8347
      @gwenthompson8347 Год назад +4

      Well spoken and i agree.

    • @TurboNutterBastard
      @TurboNutterBastard Год назад +4

      They only do it so that the video is less likely to be demonetized.

    • @plutonium2
      @plutonium2 Год назад +9

      I don't think the word you want is gratuitous. That usually means unnecessary vulgarity

    • @EnglishMathTutor
      @EnglishMathTutor Год назад +4

      @@plutonium2 Exactly, I think OP meant to write gracious, perhaps.

  • @kathymiller592
    @kathymiller592 Год назад +71

    I have heard about this case. So disturbing that the police were out there twice and did nothing. I am so very sorry for the families loss. Absolutely horrifying.

  • @trinnytron
    @trinnytron Год назад +2

    Worst interrogator ever!!!! Won't let anyone talk, period. Stop interrupting!!!!!

  • @shesgoneforeverlife
    @shesgoneforeverlife 9 месяцев назад +2

    It gets really irritating hearing these dispatchers telling those who are in a crisis, to calm down and also to constantly repeat themselves. If someone is about to be killed, saw someone get shot or killed, their home is broken into and their hiding. Their fight or flight has kicked in. Reason left the room.

  • @Victoriaaaaaaa
    @Victoriaaaaaaa Год назад +220

    It’s so sad the family had to find them like that. I can’t even imagine… and then having to deal with that rude operator. Ugh.

    • @tuesday3735
      @tuesday3735 Год назад +3

      They were so young:

    • @fredajordan5704
      @fredajordan5704 Год назад +7

      Victoria : So very true. These 911 operators need to be schooled/trained so much better!!

    • @BeRightBack131
      @BeRightBack131 Год назад +4

      Absolutely. That made me so mad! They called police twice at least, and then AFTER cops left twice saying nothings wrong, the family had to do what cops wouldn't... find their dead bodies. That mom had every right to scream about cops didn't do anything, get them back out there now. Operator shouldn't have been rude.

  • @IosebDzhugashvili
    @IosebDzhugashvili Год назад +201

    The incompetency level my the "authorities" in almost all these cases is unbelievable.
    What are they paid for?..

    • @jeffjones3040
      @jeffjones3040 Год назад +5

      Thank you for telling the truth about this constant travesty!

    • @IosebDzhugashvili
      @IosebDzhugashvili Год назад +1

      @TMCS lol same. It's called credulous girl.

    • @OneBadAssMoMo
      @OneBadAssMoMo Год назад

      @@IosebDzhugashvili thanks 😊 found it (anzem-credulous gal)

    • @crystal480
      @crystal480 Год назад +2

      Sometimes I think we could find and do better then investigators I know they gotta follow protocol but shit don't sit seem right a lot of the time

    • @SBlondieful
      @SBlondieful Год назад +7

      You have to take into consideration all the calls police get that turn out to be nothing. You can't break down someone's door just because a loved one isn't answering their call or because the car is in the driveway and they aren't answering the door. That would be invasion of privacy. If police do not see signs of a break in or that someone is in immediate danger they can't just break into someone's house. I worked in property management for years and when police would show up to do a wellness check at the request of a family member we were not allowed to let them into the property without cause or permission by a lease holder. Almost every wellness call I had resulted in the person being ok, they just didn't respond, for whatever reason to the family member trying to contact them.

  • @missyd5016
    @missyd5016 Год назад +1

    What a terrible mess. I've been following true crime for a while now, and I had to watch this video twice, just so I could wrap my head around it all.

  • @veritasjustus8543
    @veritasjustus8543 Год назад +2

    That 911 operator would no longer be operating...at all

  • @biglen_1
    @biglen_1 Год назад +71

    I have a lot of respect for this channel. I haven’t seen too many other channels like this that consistently pay respects to the victims and their families. The fact that you made a decision to pay those respects and not just use these lives for content speaks volumes.

  • @anthonylacluyse4695
    @anthonylacluyse4695 Год назад +64

    I hurt so much for the Dad. To have to be the one not only kick the door in because of the shit police, but then the sight of them taped up in a basement with bags over there faces. Horrific. Then he rips the bag to see the dead face of his son. I couldn't fathom. Peaceful vibes to that family.

  • @Jess-vi8ls
    @Jess-vi8ls Год назад +2

    If i had just said “the police were already there and nothing was going on” right before the caller says they can see their child tied up unconscious, I would feel so bad I would be begging for forgiveness not belittling them and telling them to calm down. Calm down for what at this point? It’s too late for rational action, so who benefits from calming down in this situation? Can’t imagine having that big of an ego in the face my own incompetence.

  • @kmnunu
    @kmnunu 6 месяцев назад +2

    I really hope that 911 operator was fired. She handled that poor mother's phone call with absolutely no sympathy, no urgency, nor professionalism. Who does that??!?? 3 minutes in and I'm getting super angry. REST IN PEACE TO THESE YOUNG LIVES, TAKEN BY PURE EVIL. I pray that their families continue to heal. There's nothing worse than finding the lifeless body of a loved one. My hear breaks for them. 😢

  • @melodeelucido1446
    @melodeelucido1446 Год назад +111

    there really needs to be some kind of Professional School that dispatchers have to get certified in before they can work. it used to be a pretty honorable position within law enforcement. now they think that they're oh so special and they poop roses. they are mean to people and don't even get the story straight A lot of the time. the dispatcher in this one should be fired!😡

    • @crystal480
      @crystal480 Год назад +1

      They don't care that they are the start of the case and what the send to the police is so important

    • @beaulieuonnp593
      @beaulieuonnp593 Год назад +3

      I remember being a victim of a crime and we had to seek help from Victim Support, a helpline for those who have been victims. The woman was an ex police officer and she was so rude with no empathy I put a complaint in about it. I also saw on Victim Support's Employer Reviews online that there was loads of bullying. amongst staff

    • @melodeelucido1446
      @melodeelucido1446 Год назад +1

      @@beaulieuonnp593 I'm very sorry you had that experience. I had to be in a women's shelter due to domestic abuse back in 2000. while I am happy that I had shelter and was safe I found the staff to be so cold and detached.I realize the people that work in those facilities and dispatchers deal with crisis all the time and they have to establish some layer of protection to themselves so they don't implode. there has to be a good balance for sure.
      blessings to you and your loved ones 🙏

  • @meghanbarton5532
    @meghanbarton5532 Год назад +44

    A lot of holes in this, but one thing that is 100% certain- that 911 operator is a horrible person for the the job

  • @lolagail7415
    @lolagail7415 Год назад +2

    The operator needs to find a new job, anything but taking emergency calls..

  • @kiara198923
    @kiara198923 Год назад +13

    These 911 operators need to be re-trained every 6 months or once a year. This is so sad. How could she calm down when she can see that her son and his girlfriend are tied up and unconscious in the basement??? Smh

  • @mdamico1909
    @mdamico1909 Год назад +161

    Have to give that detective some serious props, everyone had him running in circles and he kept his mind on finding out the truth. He needs a raise!!!!!

    • @aliamacintyre483
      @aliamacintyre483 Год назад +20

      I don’t think he found the truth at all.

    • @rachelmarkey947
      @rachelmarkey947 Год назад +10

      Detective was awful. His bluff with not having the girl on camera at the bar was such bad acting on his part

    • @Flotter-Flo
      @Flotter-Flo Год назад +10

      Lol, no. He completely tanked. They didn't really prove anything. The cigarette could've been from any time. All those people were sketchy as hell, so even their reactions don't really mean much. Meanwhile, that Alex character is definitely hiding something, they didn't really look into her much at all. Horrible police work...

  • @auntyshakira747
    @auntyshakira747 Год назад +194

    The Dad had to do the cops job, and so tragically had to be the one to find his sons body and rip the plastic bag off his head, and find out its too late to save them. Police were there twice and yet it took the family's efforts to look in the window and see bodies! I feel for the Mother and Father! Tragic on so many levels!

    • @Roland_Deschain677
      @Roland_Deschain677 Год назад +5

      The dad wasn't doing the cops job. You do realize that police cannot legally break into peoples homes just because they are asked too, right? The family seeing the bodies through the window is a complete lie. The police had their hands tied because of the law, which is why (as they were leaving) they told the dad to kick in the door himself to search.

    • @jomontanee
      @jomontanee Год назад +3

      @@Roland_Deschain677 If the parents lied of peeking to the curtain how did they find the bodies? Your claim didn’t match the real crime scene

    • @Roland_Deschain677
      @Roland_Deschain677 Год назад +6

      @@jomontanee My claim doesn't match the real crime scene? 5:11 and I quote, "Before officers could arrive, Mr Clarke kicked in the front door." Have another piece of evidence to back up my "claim". 4:35 During the 911 call the mother states several times that she peeked through the window and saw them tied up in the basement and yet they were found to be in the kitchen on the first floor. Her stating they are in the basement once could be overlooked due to the situation, but several times? 4:25 They then change the story to Dad lifting the Mom's cousin up to peer through a slat in the windows. So yes, I believe that since the cops couldn't legally enter the home they told the family to do it if they really believed something bad had happened and deal with the consequences if nothing had happened.

    • @lil-al
      @lil-al Год назад +3

      @@Roland_Deschain677 If the cops had been doing their job they would have found the open window, looked inside, and seen the crime scene. Maybe in time to save them.

    • @Roland_Deschain677
      @Roland_Deschain677 Год назад +7

      @@lil-al There was no open window. That is the whole point behind my comment.

  • @anneperry9014
    @anneperry9014 Год назад +1

    There's too many emergency phone workers that SHOULDNT BE IN THE JOB!!!!!!!!🙄🙄🤬🤬🤬

  • @KhanaHatake
    @KhanaHatake Год назад +5

    I totally understand why the cops can't just break into a house because something is reported, but sometimes I really, really wish they could. If you don't answer the door, the cops can't come in.

    • @shable1436
      @shable1436 Год назад +2

      The side door was broken into, the police should have checked all entrances before leaving.

  • @PilotHardy
    @PilotHardy Год назад +68

    Alex DEFINITELY had something to do with it. I knew when she was laughing throughout her questioning with police. Chilled me to the bone.

    • @sharonthompson672
      @sharonthompson672 Год назад +9

      I think she's tweaking. But yes, I think the group from the party discussing the safe were all in on it. Junkies are all looking for quick cash.

    • @obedirect5491
      @obedirect5491 3 месяца назад

      Im 13 min in. That sounds like mental illness, manic behavior.

  • @sainjawoof3506
    @sainjawoof3506 Год назад +93

    Never trust someone that will purposely abuse a puppy.

  • @brendaedwards8735
    @brendaedwards8735 Год назад +1

    That dispatcher is in the wrong job.She should have treated the situation with more concern and urgency. If a dispatcher gets a call for the same address,it should be cause for more action.

  • @collinteal1671
    @collinteal1671 Год назад +4

    I watched a few videos on the "Explore With Us" channel and the creators on that network don't seem to care much about the victims, but the Beyond Evil Network begin with condolences and name their videos after the victims and genuinely seem to care. Much, MUCH better! You have yourself a subscriber!

  • @prettykittycakes
    @prettykittycakes Год назад +142

    I cannot imagine finding my loved ones like this!! Thats horrible.......🤧😪

    • @512erika
      @512erika Год назад +12

      And then being told to calm down by the 911 operator......smh 😣

    • @senaymichael4936
      @senaymichael4936 Год назад +1

      @@512erika what u want to do, she is the operator being busy with such kind of calls.

    • @512erika
      @512erika Год назад +18

      @@senaymichael4936 No mother, under any circumstance, should be told to calm down as she just discovers the lifeless body of her son. Especially after making multiple calls for help

  • @barrykennethdaniel7411
    @barrykennethdaniel7411 Год назад +33

    I don't know why someone so cold and indifferent would get work as a 911 operator. This is the worst moment's of some people's lives. They can get the facts quick while still being understanding and kind.

  • @Kimberly-kz2qs
    @Kimberly-kz2qs 10 месяцев назад +3

    This is the most confusing case I think I've ever heard.

  • @tetsuan25
    @tetsuan25 Год назад +1

    Loving your channel you deal with very disturbing topics with detailed accuracy but you always show respect to the victims which is always appreciated with this type of genre.

  • @Street_Support
    @Street_Support Год назад

    Love your channel!

  • @jpvielleux
    @jpvielleux Год назад +83

    I'm the kind of guy who, if I got murdered, people would say "I don't know why anyone would want to kill him"....and that's starting to worry me.

    • @nesultimate3854
      @nesultimate3854 Год назад +32

      Better start making some enemies dude, at least that way we'll have a lead 😁🤷🏾‍♀️ xx

    • @karanfield4229
      @karanfield4229 Год назад +10

      @@nesultimate3854 very witty.😁👌

    • @jpvielleux
      @jpvielleux Год назад +10

      @@nesultimate3854 That's sound advice, haha!

    • @boondocksdragon8959
      @boondocksdragon8959 Год назад +2

      @@nesultimate3854 😂🤣😂

    • @Lifesizemortal
      @Lifesizemortal Год назад +13

      Just don't brag about an exorbitant amount of money you keep in a safe at your house and you should be fine

  • @Sk1ndredd
    @Sk1ndredd Год назад +61

    All over pills - that’s the take away from this story. Don’t get involved with the pills, or the people they attract. 🚫💊

    • @veganaise2383
      @veganaise2383 Год назад +4

      Or dope

    • @pinkpugginz
      @pinkpugginz Год назад +1

      fix the system that creates addicts.
      childhood trauma is the gateway to drug use.

    • @rossothecrimson7
      @rossothecrimson7 Год назад +1

      Finally someone who posts about the cause.

    • @POCKBA
      @POCKBA Год назад

      Money attracs more people.

  • @stephaniecollins3029
    @stephaniecollins3029 5 месяцев назад

    I remember hearing if this on the local news ..so sad. You told their story quite well

  • @2Qray
    @2Qray 8 месяцев назад +2

    Omg the interrogator is embarrassing himself

  • @meganlipke556
    @meganlipke556 Год назад +46

    The 911 dispatcher was pretty snarky to the poor mom. I know their jobs aren’t easy but that dispatcher showed now sympathy

    • @eraldadevole
      @eraldadevole Год назад +1

      That job is the main reason she shouldn’t have answered that way, rude. Not even at a grocery story you get people responding to you that way let alone a mother worried for her kid

    • @leedavies3563
      @leedavies3563 Год назад

      Rofl @ mom. Americans are so thick.

  • @goochmcduck4285
    @goochmcduck4285 Год назад +45

    That operator needs to be let go Indefinitely. Hope she was or has been

    • @samdoors5132
      @samdoors5132 Год назад

      People like that Shouldn’t have that kind of job

    • @goochmcduck4285
      @goochmcduck4285 Год назад

      @@samdoors5132 she’s a Despicable human. And it’s sad because it’s not the first second even third operator I’ve heard and some of the stories who is like that

    • @beaulieuonnp593
      @beaulieuonnp593 Год назад +1

      Many of them are like that, I bet she gets good targets because she deals with calls quickly... bet she is still there

    • @goochmcduck4285
      @goochmcduck4285 6 месяцев назад

      @@beaulieuonnp593I bet she is to

  • @PSHEEHAN78
    @PSHEEHAN78 Год назад +1

    Why do 911 operators always sound like they're being inconvenienced by frantic callers? After finding out it is indeed an emergency, the first words out of their mouth should be "Someone is on the way!" THEN start asking questions.

  • @LoloBoing
    @LoloBoing 2 месяца назад +1

    The 911 dispatcher was horrible at her job, the responding cops were horrible at their job, the lead detective was horrible at their job. Imagine being that incompetent at your job and still keeping it. Only law enforcement and goverment employees can do that.