Same. That call really got to me. Her voice in that call was heartbreaking and disturbing. She’s so strong and she could have been another victim but luck was on her side that day I guess.
Can hear the cop “Show me your fcuking hands”. I’m not a fan of how much power we put in the cops hands but it must be hard to not accidentally discharge your firearm into this creature.
I've been a 911 dispatcher for almost 10 years and I was just holding my breath the whole time hearing this. Also, I'm fucking furious with the dispatcher because she put that girl in GREAT danger by asking her 1,000 dumb ass questions. Keep her on the line and tell her to be quiet. That's all you do after the address and what's going on.
i would have called 911 many times if it would have done any good, his uncle & cousin his whole family supported his abusive behavior. many in his family in law enforcement
I agree. She had already told you her situation while in grave danger and sheer terror, so save her first and then ask her name and other details for your paperwork.
And look, EVERY person thinks we ask too many questions and that all questions are dumb and a waste of time. So not true, but it can feel like that when you’re awaiting help. Also, it’s policy everywhere I’ve worked to ask the address, confirm it, find out what’s going on, and dispatch ASAP. Then ask more questions. Sometimes the call taker is the dispatcher but sometimes it’s a separate person. However, we are always told to tell people (when it’s true, which should be always) that help is ALREADY on the way and our questions aren’t slowing it down.
Thank goodness he sleeps heavy. I understand the operator needs to get information but asking that many questions when your abductor is laying next to you is scary.
I’m no expert but after listening to so many 911 calls I’d say it’s to keep the victim on the phone and trying to get more information from them that they perhaps would have missed with another question. It keeps them on the phone while the radar is able to track the location.
To be in a situation where most people would freeze through shear terror, Jane Doe showed immense courage and probably save dozens of lives. I hope she has been able to create new happier memories.
Jane Doe, you were so brave to grab his cellphone while he slept!!! You saved yourself & countless other women from certain death!! ❤️. This guy is SO CREEPY!!! Living inside a couch?! Deserved all the sentences he received!!
this reminds me of "once you see it" picture where the two women are sitting on the couch and you can barely see his eye under the couch....anyone else? Lol
@@tasosdiaforetico7377 As much as I wish this to be the case. After this, could she possibly trust another human being? Could she watch a scary movie alone? If she ever has kids, could her heart ever stop beating without wondering where they are out of overwhelming fear. I'm sorry, I'm just a pessimist. I do wish her the very best life can afford her
the call is edited. i believe there's a heart racing moment where the cops were about to leave! and she tells the dispatcher to tell them to come back quick. it's more intense than what was played in this video.
knight Owl - for real yo! I was just thinking of how big that chicks balls had to have been at that moment to grab his phone and make that call. Glad she did. Fucking thought girl right there. She's going down in history!
I've listened to the full 911 call, it is the most terrifying thing I've ever heard, Jane doe is a heroic survivor, thank goodness for her determination and will to live, who knows how many people she saved, what a hero.
if you think that was intense search youtube: shawn grate 911 call and listen to the entire call. after that.. a real f'd up one....911 call brian sweat.. youre welcome
Imagine being the guy Shawn “demonstrated” how he killed previously. Literally in the arms/hands of a killer, being held by the same man, the same way that multiple women were in their last moments. So creepy.
The guy's reaction kind of showed his instinct to resist. His arm comes up to defend himself. I'm sure some of that was training, but yeah that would feel vulnerable.
Wait so he beat up his girlfriend to the point she had to go to the emergency room, then evaded the cops, and then was found in her couch ready to do god knows what...and was sentenced to 180 days in jail? Lmao what a joke our justice system is.
“Jane Doe” is a very brave women to make that call with him sleeping in the same room whilst using his own phone nonetheless knowing he could wake at anytime and kill her.
She probably knew at that point he would kill her either way. If she got caught calling 911 he kill her, if she did nothing he'd kill her eventually so
Yeah , well done to her , less he may still be running around still killing people ! Normally I'm against the death penalty , but when you hear stories like this ?
Can you imagine being Jane Doe's parents??? The tremendous relief they must have felt that Jane had such bravery!! She was so close to being the next rotting body!
Why was he freed after 4 years when he was trying to kill someone!? If he was sentenced appropriately he wouldn’t have been free to commit further crimes. What a failure of justice.
Here in Ohio, the abuser is always given the benefit of the doubt and the victim is treated as if she's lying about the abuse. Not long ago a woman asked for a protection order from her abusive husband. Even though there were police records of abuse in the past she was denied. Two days later she was dead because her husband killed her. The judge who denied the protection order was told to step down or be terminated. Victims are at a great disadvantage when they're labeled as nothing more than hysterical females. And of course, the abuser always denies the abuse. Innocent until proven guilty and even after guilt is proved, sometimes they're still declared innocent or the judge decides the abuse was justified so he hands down a light sentence. We need more female judges on the bench and less old farts who still believe women should be kept in their place.
And then freed again after only 180 days for the 2nd time he was arrested trying to kill someone in exact same way! He was looking for justice but there was just none to be found in America... he should have tried drugs instead if he needed a place to stay (jail) for longer
Oh my god what a terrifying story. That phone call was brutal. She was so brave to take his phone (which I’m assuming was physically on him), make that phone call in the room while he slept and to face him in court. Not only did she save her own life, she saved countless others because he never would’ve stopped.
@@S.D1010 the actual 911 call is much longer, the police are outside and can't find a way, and even leave for a short time because the house was abandoned and they didn't think anyone was inside.
itsmackenzie holy crap that makes this even more terrifying! She’s brave and also very lucky it seems. She saw her opportunity and took it (whereas lot of people would’ve been frozen in fear) but she also had lady luck on her side (or the divine, for those who believe) in that he didn’t hear her or the cops outside and wake up. I can see a pitiful disgrace for a human like that shooting when cornered.
@@persephonespomegranate there are.. always.. entities around us. Times mundane simply attract their glances. Times of profoundness however activate linkage to their energy fields.. and with that, our physicality is influenced by one, some, or many entities. Which are, by the act which we manifest, granted existential expression in this realm which we inhabit. The will to live and survive: the most powerful experience human can endeavour and one which summons immense primordial beings which have watched over human as we traverse the passage of time. Not all get so lucky though, because equally, there are just as many dark entities waiting and salivating for the wickedness of human to be expressed. There is no bias.. both able to influence outcome in this plane. Just as we as human, are able to equally summon forces of darkness and forces of light.
BeCivilBeThoughtfulAvoidOutrage I think she’s referring to the 471812 questions from the dispatcher when the callers obviously trying to be quiet and not wake him
Do these emergency dispatchers ever consider lowering the volume of their voice in these scenarios? Or are they told specifically that they can't? It's just...that first call, I really feel like that would easily wake people around me.
I thought the same to start with... but then it occurred to me that Jane Doe had probably turned the volume right down on the phone's speaker anyway so Grate wouldn't hear the dial tone or the person answering the call. And I'm sure Jane would have shushed the operator if she was too loud. Also, it was important for the 911 operator to communicate clearly the first time since lowering their voice might mean Jane couldn't understand what they said & she'd have to speak unnecessarily.
the longer the phone call lasted the the more scared I got that he was going to wake up when the dispatcher kept engaging her and she kept answering questions. I really appreciate the woman telling her that she didn't need to talk but I get that it's easier to find the location of the phonecall if they don't hang up. what an incredibly brave woman who managed to save herself and countless others.
You should listen to the whole call if you havent. Its like almost 20minutes long and frustrating! Like damn stop asking thwle same question over and over. Like "Can you open the door of the bedroom?" After Jane Doe already explained the situation very clearly. Door was barricaded and she was scared to wake him.. because it would be loud. Why ask her same question? And also the police got to the house but it seemed like they werent sure which house it was so they get to the door and then werent sure so they left and went to the house next door. Like damn! She already explained it was the yellow house on the left!!! Kick the door and get her out!
@@jenniferallen4420 Man, the call is overly frustrating. I can understand that maybe this kind of story (abductee escapes her bindings to call police on abductor's cell phone and can't get out due to door making noise) can seem far fetched, but the original full-length call made me want to shake the operator a few times listening to it. This type of situation is super rare but that doesn't mean you don't take the call seriously and watch out for the caller's safety. Better to show up and have it be a hoax or a mentally unstable person than to be late and find a dead woman.
What makes it worse is that the 911 operator keeps loudly asking her irrelevant questions and doesn't let her just quietly wait for the police so as to avoid waking him up.
@@drbqqq1433 in my opionion i see it as a way to keep making sure she was still safe and not caught. the operator probably wanted to know she got out safe with the police.. idk pls lemme know otherwise :)
Mischa Romo she was sobbing? I didn’t hear anything. Just a long pause... Dam it’s still sad though. We don’t know anything about her or how she met him. Only that she was baited by free clothes... But I guess it was her choice to not let anything public.
@@williss11 there are other channels with videos of the entire trial. The victim decided she wanted her name public but only allowed audio of her testimony, not video.
As a juror on this trial....it will always haunt me! The things I had to hear...the things I had to see...the things I had to think about...will never leave my mind. It has by far been the worst thing I've had to experience in my 38 yrs of life! I had a part in sentencing him to death in Ashland Ohio!
I thought the same. I think because some are when he is young and the others much older, then throw in some mugshots which are more accurate but again could be from his younger days
The dispatcher asked a 1000 questions & didn't seem to take her seriously. I commend Jane Doe for her courage. She saved her own life as well as many that would have come after. Also, her bravery gave peace to many lives lost & brought down a serial killer.
If that woman's "there's a full grown man in my couch" senses weren't tingling she woulda been another victim. Good on her. Wtf kinda couch does she have
The Bible states the everything comes from God. The Bible also says the devil comes to steal, kill and destroy. May The Lord Jesus please have mercy and goodness towards you. May The Lord Jesus grant you some good things in your life and return anything stolen from you. Amen
If anyone ever tries to abduct you, fight for your life. Because your life does depend on those next few moments. It's far better to fight where you are, than to go with the kidnapper or murderer. They've got evil evil evil on their minds, and once alone..there's no one or nothing to stop them. So fight for your life right where you are. I'd rather die in the streets fighting for my life than to live for hours, days, weeks or months of torture only to still die. Jane Doe might have survived, but I guarantee hardly a day goes by she doesn't have to relive that torment. She's the real hero in this story.
Totally agree. Some people are so scared they will go with them. Fight and scream where you are. Keep them scared of getting caught and /or causing a scene. And if you have time, maim that fucker
@@sabias3932 She'd already mentioned she was in a bedroom above the laundry mat. If the operator wanted to know if there were windows and other entrances/exits, then they could have just asked her. Which is less likely to get a 'wtf?' reaction from an already traumatized abductee who's just told them she's being held against her will.
@@femsff7090 Of course, I'm no shrink but I think by asking them "Is there a way for you to get out" makes them more focused and perceptive to their surroundings because that information is directly beneficial to them, speaking in broad primal sense terms. If you just asked "Is there a way for the officers to get in" you're more likely to get an "I dont know" for an answer because you're offering a puzzle and not a solution. I'm pretty sure all the questions that we may find odd or useless are tried and tested.
I live in Ashland Ohio where this happened. It was horrible and very shocking that something like this happened in our small town. It still haunts us all to this day. We will never forget. He should die sooner than later. He is not remorseful. He's just upset he got caught. Rip to his victims. I hope Jane Doe is living her life to the fullest. God have no mercy on him.
I agree with you, except we still must pray for God's mercy for him. He died for all of us, not just the good ones. Remember He said, "I did not come for the righteous who have no need of a doctor but for the sinners who do." Serial killers included. May God have mercy on them, even if it's just to give them what they want: an eternity without Him.
What does this mean? They postponed or they executed it? Sorry, I could look it up but I'm just scrolling and reading comments in a sort of shock while the video plays on the tv
@@StefanBorglducky it means the Supreme Court agreed with the sentence handed down (I'm assuming he had appealed his conviction), so he's still on death row.
Notice how he started his pseudo-apology with “IF I caused any hate or bitterness...” like dude, its not a question of “if”, you killed people, of course their family and friends are going to fkn hate you!
Was there nothing in the room to bash his brains in with? Would've been my first instinct. I guess I'm just not "vulnerable" enough to be the guys type.
RIP SWEET ANGELS! Justice was served! Stacey Stanley - Ashland (September 2016) Elizabeth Griffith - Ashland (September 2016) Candice Cunningham - Mansfield (June 2016) Dana Lowry- Marion (2005) Rebekah Leicy - Ashland (March 2015 (Jane Doe) Lori Svihlik-Survivor. I wish you all the best life has to offer! You are a HERO! We love you and hoping you are doing well. ♥️🙏🏼 (Edited for grammar)
@@bm-ww8kb I'm from Ashland, OH and she does NOT want to be named. She wanted to keep her info private. :( The only reason people can find her name is from the court tapes (they don't retract her name).
Too many unnecessary questions she's in the room with her abductor she's asked does he have a weapon can you get out who cares the cops are armed and if she was able to get out I doubt she would be talking on the phone next to him. Shawn should have gotten a longer sentence for chocking his girlfriend maybe society would have been better protected glad the bastard was caught we need to get along with people every life counts people who are not held high society are always last to be found.
@@nicolebailey4426 Officers were already on the way, the cop is trained to ask questions and continue the conversation not necessarily to actually gather information but to keep the victim on the phone for as long as possible so she can stay updated with the victims current state while they trace and seek out her location
@@jebrioussema3922 I know the police were on there way but the victim said she was in the same room with the killer . Specfic questions could be what part of house are you in and what does he look like. The man even woke up during this luckily he went back to sleep and she is very loud as victim is whispering
Major Buisson, maître de la buissonnade incurvée. Omg that whole seen with Devito is so damn funny. I about passed out from laughing first time I seen it.
I believe my husband was a psychopath. In old photos of him I didn’t even recognize it was him. And we have been married for five years at that time. I also discovered clothes styles he never would have worn. They are shape shifters!!!! Throughout this video this guy look like five different people, same thing with my husband. I found old drivers license of my husband. Three of them, They all had different height and eyecolor on his drivers license. I guess the DMV doesn’t question you.
When I first heard this story, I was very creeped out as I live fairly close to Ashland. It was disturbing to see the police questioning him about Elizabeth. He told them she was in the house. Did the police not clear the house and find the two women's bodies on the first visit? SMH.
@@angelasteele1277 He actually resembles Dahmer to me....Like, A LOT. Bundy though, man. You could tell it was almost as if he was constantly trying to hide a monstrous demon inside himself, that was bigger than himself, to the point he was twitchy, and as mentioned above, would sometimes look 'different', and times when you would feel like you caught a glimpse of that monster through his eyes at times.
Bundy looked very different after being fried in the electric chair: he had that ‘steam coming out of his scalp’ look, and that barbecued completion. Well, women always thought he was hot.....
remember: violent men will never change. you cant change them. dont feel guilty for leaving them. dont feel guilty for getting help. he will hurt you again and it will get worse.
Insanity this isn’t about men vs women. This is a PSA about violent men for other men or women, clearly she knows women can also be violent. Don’t get upset because she called out a gender you subscribe to. If you want to be productive, say “PSA to all men as well, although you believe she will change in her violent ways, she will not. And even if she does, don’t stick around and wait for it to happen”. Be progressive.
Lex Sao Paolo This specific case and specific comment doesn’t apply to men. This is a PSA to women because the video is in reference to a man being the abuser. Don’t make this about your need to constantly be included in the conversation when OP didn’t say anything like “remember: only men can be violet ladies, don’t feel guilty for leaving them”. I don’t understand why your need to disagree with the manner of how the person said it overwhelms you just saying “I agree!”. Considering 1 and 4 women and 1 in 9 men experience some form of violence, it’s not the craziest thing in the word to only target women (or anyone who dates a violent man) in the comments of a video where a violent man adds to the 1 in 4 statistic. Nonsensical. No one read her comment and thought “ahhh, so I guess women never abuse people”.
Crying voice without tears 😭 Serial killers usually don’t give up all the victims they like to know about more & not disclose em!! No way didn’t kill others in between those yrs of victims he told about. Jane Doe lucky 🍀 she got away to expose him, or who knows how many more there may have been 🌹🌹
Slap. I hear you. But as a man I won't say what he needs, outside of an IV when me and my friends finish with him. It's only a wish but people like him need a real come to Jesus meeting.
Asphyxiation could conceivably be the result of strangulation OR drug overdose-induced vomiting, but even still, there surely would have needed to be bloodwork done confirming the presence of drugs in her system at the time of death for it to be ruled an overdose....Right? Maybe he drugged her at some point before murdering her? I'm kinda grasping at straws here...
@@adriatic.vineyards Grasping too hard. The real truth, as someone who has lived and known some of Ashland's finest is that they are lazy small town morons. Since their gestapo like authority is rarely challenged, they manage to get away with a lot. I've heard of them blaming child victims for molestation, a friend of mine was arrested as a kid and I believe the Sheriff pulled his pants down to look at his naked ass. I know someone who was consistently harassed by an Ashland cop, who would break into his home and steal marijuana. That cop was later arrested himself for rape and drug dealing. Ashland has probably some of the most corrupt police I've ever seen.
@@Man_of_Tomorrow Wow. Thank you for this interesting and unique viewpoint. As someone who has lived in small towns much of my life I know these things are very often too true.
That guy who let a known serial killer demonstrate on him how he used a sleeper hold to kill his victim has giant brass clangers the size of the Liberty Bell.
I've listened to the 911 call and it's scary as hell listening to her trying to get help but not wake him up. I'm glad the cops were able to find her alive. Great job covering this story.
The most interesting thing about Sean Grates interrogations is that he was initially interrogated by a male detective who could not get Sean to open up about anything. They then switched to a female detective and Sean opened up completely and poured his heart out, which is strange considering he literally thinks women are worth scorn. Maybe he didn't see her as a threat or maybe he's so ashamed he couldn't say what he had done to another man. Very creepy and very dark.
Maybe he did that BECAUSE he views her as an inferior human being so it doesn't make any difference in his ego besides to shows how "stronger" he was in comparison to his victims (women). He doesn't open up because he is sensible
My mama worked 911 dispatch for 15+ years. In this video the reason it sounds like the operator is speaking so loudly is because the recording is from the headset she is wearing. She isn't actually yelling into the phone, she's just speaking but the microphone is directly next to her mouth. They ask those questions as standard protocol.
No kidding. He's like 6 foot. How do you even discover that you can fit up inside a couch, unless you're Danny Devito? That is some deep seeded freakiness right there. I watched the trial. Mike was holding back on the worst details.
There are a million reasons why I ummmm I mean anyone would hide in a couch. Also why do people sit down so hard sometimes.....think of your neighbors. Jeeeeesh
He came into a bar I was working at and even then he made me feel uncomfortable. Just the way he looked. I had to walk home a few times and after I found out what he did, I was so greatful nothing happened to me
@Olli Rolli maybe your instincts aren't as well honed as some others. Personally, my gut let's me know loud and clear when there's someone who's "off" around me. If you don't get those "vibes",I kinda pity you. Will it guarantee my safety, of course not but it's a very real, very human instinct.
The Always Sunny references get me every time, Mike 😆 I think this is the second time, but I might’ve missed some as I’m still making my way through your content, case by case!
Yeah. The thing with opiate/meth addicts is that it's normal for them to disappear for long periods of time and not contact anyone, so their loved ones are used to it and are desensitized.
It's disgusting. All people are equal in the eyes of the Lord. The most healthy person and the most mentally ill and those suffering from debilitating substance use disorders that will eventually kill them 50 years too soon. God doesn't play favorites. And if you don't believe in God you should at least just believe that people are equal just because it's the decent thing to believe.
@@haroldbalzac6336 oh I assure you society does think less of those with substance abuse disorder...that is why they put them in jail with murderers and child molesters way more often than not without a doctor where they then brutally withdraw at great danger to their health in so many cases. One man in the U S A lost 50 pounds in two weeks withdrawing from his methadone treatment and anxiety medications they refused to continue to treat him with in jail and died the second week after multiple prisoners told staff he was obviously going to die. They didn't care. So so very sad.
My God, this is so disturbing!! That phone call in the beginning has my anxiety on high!!! 😭 She is a true hero, I'm sure she saved countless lives, very brave!!
I recently watched another video that was just the 911 call and full 3 hr interrogation. This video goes into much deeper and more information so I'm really glad I found it to learn more about this case. It disturbed me greatly. I also want to give a big shout out to Jane Doe. Her bravery probably saved countless other girls' lives. Way to go girl!
"I'm Sorry. Please forgive me. I hope we can just move on from all of this...Maybe I would change things..." He doesn't want to die. Still doesn't care what he did to them.
Like he was expecting the everyone to be like "You know what bruh, you're right. What are we doing here holding grudges. All he did was murder loved ones"
Being there is almost 8,000 comments, I'm sure someone has mentioned that another RUclips channel has the full interrogation. It really is chilling and despite how sick it is, you can't stop listening to every word he says. How deep it goes. Lot of the meaning behind the killings he discloses while being interviewed. I highly suggest to find it and give it a listen.
You kid, but I dated a girl who would pull stunts like that all the time. I posted a comment on the Jodi Arias video about it. She would hide in my closet and under the bed, to spy on me. When I caught her, she was completely upfront and shameless about the matter. Told me damn straight, I'm checking up on you. She was pretty and vivacious. She managed to convince my landlord to attain a copy of my apt key for her unbeknownst to me. We only dated for about 8 months. In that time she engaged in all sorts of possessive, and psychotic behavior. Getting rid of her was an endeavor all it's own. She scared off plenty of future potential suitors. Would show up at my workplace and hang out. It was a running joke at my employer at the time for a while.
I started to get scared when Grate was mimicking how he strangled his victims using a cop to show how he did it. The cop looked pretty scared at one point.
I do have to say that this operator was one of the most sympathetic operators that I've heard on a call. Well done, ma'am, whomever you may be please know that your work is greatly appreciated.
I agree. I'm unsure why people are upset with her. Also, most of the comments demonstrate a severe lack of understanding of how a cell phone works or listening skills. Jane Doe said he was in the bedroom and she was in a different room. She was whispering. The dispatcher's voice wasn't on speaker. Maybe people would rather hear her panicking and yelling loudly for help or talking with her "feelings" instead of focusing on the pertinent information to help locate her.
Am I the only one who thinks this dude looks different every time they show him? Just makes this case more creepy to me.
I was thinking the very same thing! He didn't even have any props or anything and yet looked so different each time!!
I thought the same! He’s a fucking creepy chameleon 😩
Ted Bundy had that ability too.
No he looks different to me every time to!
He was on drugs it huge thing there.herion is a huge problem there.
My heart dropped when she said,"he woke up" during the 911 call.
Lol
you could be a victim of a honour killing ?
Same. That call really got to me. Her voice in that call was heartbreaking and disturbing. She’s so strong and she could have been another victim but luck was on her side that day I guess.
U need to listen to Crime Junkie's podcast episode on Shawn. Oh my God! It is beyond chilling to hear that whole story.
He wanted to get caught. She would have been his next victim and he was just tired of keeping in what he did.
That Jane doe is a hero! He would’ve continued on killing, she saved all his future victims and herself.
Totally agree. She should be privately honoured at the very least.
I cannot imagine how scared she must have been during that phone call especially!
I was nervous just listening to her call.
Christine Kobzeff just commented that too! She saved her own life and countless more. Brave lady.
Can hear the cop “Show me your fcuking hands”. I’m not a fan of how much power we put in the cops hands but it must be hard to not accidentally discharge your firearm into this creature.
I've been a 911 dispatcher for almost 10 years and I was just holding my breath the whole time hearing this. Also, I'm fucking furious with the dispatcher because she put that girl in GREAT danger by asking her 1,000 dumb ass questions. Keep her on the line and tell her to be quiet. That's all you do after the address and what's going on.
I AGREE.
i would have called 911 many times if it would have done any good, his uncle & cousin his whole family supported his abusive behavior. many in his family in law enforcement
I agree. She had already told you her situation while in grave danger and sheer terror, so save her first and then ask her name and other details for your paperwork.
oh my gosh if u heard the full conversation it’s SO much longer SO many more questions
And look, EVERY person thinks we ask too many questions and that all questions are dumb and a waste of time. So not true, but it can feel like that when you’re awaiting help.
Also, it’s policy everywhere I’ve worked to ask the address, confirm it, find out what’s going on, and dispatch ASAP. Then ask more questions. Sometimes the call taker is the dispatcher but sometimes it’s a separate person.
However, we are always told to tell people (when it’s true, which should be always) that help is ALREADY on the way and our questions aren’t slowing it down.
Thank goodness he sleeps heavy. I understand the operator needs to get information but asking that many questions when your abductor is laying next to you is scary.
For fucking real!
Agreed some of the questions were important others were just ridiculous like cmon he's asleep RIGHT NEXT TO HER! Common sense
Tracking, it takes timr
Just shows you how sick and twisted the guy is he kills but sleeps like he doesn't have a care in the world, mental.
I’m no expert but after listening to so many 911 calls I’d say it’s to keep the victim on the phone and trying to get more information from them that they perhaps would have missed with another question. It keeps them on the phone while the radar is able to track the location.
I love how the killers are always crying and pleading for forgiveness in court. They aren’t sorry they killed people. They’re sorry they got caught.
100% agree
lol what? most of the killers are not remorseful at all
@@jamesliggins891,that's what he's saying.
@@wabe6266 no i mean in court, rarely will you see cold blooded killers cry. most of them are stone faced and know what's coming
@@jamesliggins891, when they do cry though it's because they are sorry they got caught, like this guy
To be in a situation where most people would freeze through shear terror, Jane Doe showed immense courage and probably save dozens of lives. I hope she has been able to create new happier memories.
Great comment.
*Sheer*
what a strong woman!
@FU RUclips this isn’t the first time this has happened. spoiler alert: the kidnapee was too scared to try and escape/they tried and got killed.
I hope she's gotten the support she's needed after this.
Jane Doe, you were so brave to grab his cellphone while he slept!!! You saved yourself & countless other women from certain death!! ❤️. This guy is SO CREEPY!!! Living inside a couch?! Deserved all the sentences he received!!
Creepy?
A bit understated?
Never heard of this case before. This is the type of content we all look forward to.
I totally agree.
And as always, great job Mike!
Agree, first I've heard of it as well.
Mike is always great at finding the less heard cases!!!👏
I know, I’m sick of DB Cooper and the babooshka lady videos. This guy has so much interesting stuff I’ve never heard of
aviato287 x yes getting out more would make it more likely to have heard of this case.....somehow
We didn't need him to reenact the way he murdered people, we needed him to reenact how he got into and lived in someone's couch.
Seriously I was trying to picture that
@Auxiliary Stream Services 😂
The Frank Reynolds technique
this reminds me of "once you see it" picture where the two women are sitting on the couch and you can barely see his eye under the couch....anyone else? Lol
My dog climbs under our couch, he ripped the thin black fabric that was covering the opening and framing. So I imagine he probably did the same.
Wherever Jane Doe is and who ever she is I truly hope she is doing well.
It seems like she is :)👍
We all do poor lady hope she just has many happy days
@@tasosdiaforetico7377 As much as I wish this to be the case. After this, could she possibly trust another human being? Could she watch a scary movie alone? If she ever has kids, could her heart ever stop beating without wondering where they are out of overwhelming fear. I'm sorry, I'm just a pessimist. I do wish her the very best life can afford her
♥️♥️♥️
I seen her on Facebook. She seems to be doing good. 💕
It's creepy how different he can look in every image, it would make it so difficult to identify him!
Is this guy a shapeshifter? He looks different in every picture
That's a common trait in serial killers, helps them stay ahead of law enforcement. Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer are two good examples.
@@bennyd345 makes sense that they are reptilian shapeshifters chz those reptilian archons thrive off of human misery and suffering
i thought the same thing lol
Weirdly enough that’s often said about those like him.
Possibly, considering he can hide "under a couch."
The call was terrifying. I'm so glad she held it together.
And even hit the tazer! I almost had a heart attack just listening...
@SceneMissingFilms I didn't.
the call is edited. i believe there's a heart racing moment where the cops were about to leave! and she tells the dispatcher to tell them to come back quick. it's more intense than what was played in this video.
Andrew Persaud oh my god really? How did you know this
Right? I couldnt control my body from tensing over and over despite consciously trying to relax my muscles.
Jane Doe is a hero, I hope she can heal and get her life back.
knight Owl - for real yo! I was just thinking of how big that chicks balls had to have been at that moment to grab his phone and make that call. Glad she did. Fucking thought girl right there. She's going down in history!
I've listened to the full 911 call, it is the most terrifying thing I've ever heard, Jane doe is a heroic survivor, thank goodness for her determination and will to live, who knows how many people she saved, what a hero.
Thats for sure. Kinda wish to know more about her. Brave woman
She was his friend before he decided to keep her for a toy
I hope that Jane Doe is healing and living a happy life. What a brave woman.
That 911 call. My heart was pounding listening to that. How terrifying that must have been. She's a brave girl to take a chance like that.
The Tommyknocker Man she had to, he was going to kill her it was inevitable
@Laurence Pinney You are weird as shit.
if you think that was intense search youtube: shawn grate 911 call and listen to the entire call. after that.. a real f'd up one....911 call brian sweat.. youre welcome
She should have just tazed his ass
So wait... the house they showed where two women’s bodies were found.. is that the house the girl who escaped was being held?
I'm so glad Jane Doe lived, that 911 call was harrowing.
"I'm hoping we can move on from this." Uh..........NO, dude.
He’s off his absolute tree
"In twenty or thirty years from now we'll all look back on this and laugh, am I right?"
Right like why the hurry? Your not going anywhere we want to get to know you mister serial fkn killer.
yeah thought the same .. like what?
When he said that it enraged me. Whatta pos
Imagine being the guy Shawn “demonstrated” how he killed previously. Literally in the arms/hands of a killer, being held by the same man, the same way that multiple women were in their last moments. So creepy.
The guy's reaction kind of showed his instinct to resist. His arm comes up to defend himself. I'm sure some of that was training, but yeah that would feel vulnerable.
Four service pistols pointed between the eyes and the dude he's demonstrating on are all just hoping for a reason to save the taxpayer's money.
That detective could snap him like a twig if Shaun tried something stupid.
Wait so he beat up his girlfriend to the point she had to go to the emergency room, then evaded the cops, and then was found in her couch ready to do god knows what...and was sentenced to 180 days in jail? Lmao what a joke our justice system is.
And there are dudes in Michigan who are in jail for having coke in the 80s
It’s a circus basically
cal c And it always seem to follow a pattern, doesn’t it. Heartbreaking. We need to do better.
they consider all of that to be "he said, she said" cause they trivialize domestic violence.
And all that after he'd already assaulted two other women, including hiding in one of their couches with a butcher knife!
“Jane Doe” is a very brave women to make that call with him sleeping in the same room whilst using his own phone nonetheless knowing he could wake at anytime and kill her.
She probably knew at that point he would kill her either way. If she got caught calling 911 he kill her, if she did nothing he'd kill her eventually so
Definitely pro-active.
She's super lucky he didn't have a lock screen :O
Yeah , well done to her , less he may still be running around still killing people ! Normally I'm against the death penalty , but when you hear stories like this ?
Cody Columbia yes. I guess she felt like it was either die or die trying to live.
"Jane Doe" was a very brave, courageous lady! I salute her, whomever she is.
@@РенатаСаурбекова-т8н lame. This comment is laaaaaame.
yes, yes she was!
@@РенатаСаурбекова-т8н go make friends ur embarrassing
@@РенатаСаурбекова-т8н you’re disgusting
Can you imagine being Jane Doe's parents??? The tremendous relief they must have felt that Jane had such bravery!! She was so close to being the next rotting body!
*addressing victims’ families in court*
“I hope we can just move on from all of this...”
🤦♂️
Exactly what I thought!
Pathetic pos!
I'm sure the vitim's family sent him a postcard every new year.
Of course
lets just turn the page...
What a dick 🙄
Why was he freed after 4 years when he was trying to kill someone!? If he was sentenced appropriately he wouldn’t have been free to commit further crimes. What a failure of justice.
Here in Ohio, the abuser is always given the benefit of the doubt and the victim is treated as if she's lying about the abuse. Not long ago a woman asked for a protection order from her abusive husband. Even though there were police records of abuse in the past she was denied. Two days later she was dead because her husband killed her. The judge who denied the protection order was told to step down or be terminated. Victims are at a great disadvantage when they're labeled as nothing more than hysterical females. And of course, the abuser always denies the abuse. Innocent until proven guilty and even after guilt is proved, sometimes they're still declared innocent or the judge decides the abuse was justified so he hands down a light sentence. We need more female judges on the bench and less old farts who still believe women should be kept in their place.
And then freed again after only 180 days for the 2nd time he was arrested trying to kill someone in exact same way! He was looking for justice but there was just none to be found in America... he should have tried drugs instead if he needed a place to stay (jail) for longer
Hayden S justice fails most of the times....One serious felony is not enough ?that is why so many people are killed
gardenalways 👏🏻this comment is absolutely amazing and correct. It’s happened to me in court before too after being raped by an ex husband
gardenalways I’ve noticed this a lot in the south
Wow, Jane Doe showed pure strength in that 911 call. She is the true beast.
@Log Splitta Is it that serious? How about you use the words you choose and I'll use mine?
Log Splitta imagine being that pressed over a word. shame
Log Splitta not to mention the fact that your whole comment is so so so insensitive to the woman and her situation. jeez louise
@Log Splitta take this energy to therapy dude
@@terraandrew1260Please relax, that was awesome! That poor lady is a "real" beast!!!
"I know right from wrong"
Proceeds to plead not guilty by reason of insanity
This couch is awfully lumpy...
Voice from the couch.. “No, it isn’t!!!”
What kinda couch is big enough to hide under?
Lol
😂😂😂
Underrated comment
I'm dying lol
Oh my god what a terrifying story. That phone call was brutal. She was so brave to take his phone (which I’m assuming was physically on him), make that phone call in the room while he slept and to face him in court.
Not only did she save her own life, she saved countless others because he never would’ve stopped.
Right?! What an amazing woman.
i was holding my breath listening to it !!!!
@@S.D1010 the actual 911 call is much longer, the police are outside and can't find a way, and even leave for a short time because the house was abandoned and they didn't think anyone was inside.
itsmackenzie holy crap that makes this even more terrifying! She’s brave and also very lucky it seems. She saw her opportunity and took it (whereas lot of people would’ve been frozen in fear) but she also had lady luck on her side (or the divine, for those who believe) in that he didn’t hear her or the cops outside and wake up. I can see a pitiful disgrace for a human like that shooting when cornered.
@@persephonespomegranate there are.. always.. entities around us. Times mundane simply attract their glances. Times of profoundness however activate linkage to their energy fields.. and with that, our physicality is influenced by one, some, or many entities. Which are, by the act which we manifest, granted existential expression in this realm which we inhabit. The will to live and survive: the most powerful experience human can endeavour and one which summons immense primordial beings which have watched over human as we traverse the passage of time. Not all get so lucky though, because equally, there are just as many dark entities waiting and salivating for the wickedness of human to be expressed. There is no bias.. both able to influence outcome in this plane. Just as we as human, are able to equally summon forces of darkness and forces of light.
She was just lucky that dispatcher didn't wake him up, was she trying to get that girl killed?
G.I. Neverdie omg I ended up having to skip some of it because it was irritating me way too much!!!
this call is so really scary
With most phones, the listener adjusts the volume, not the speaker...
BeCivilBeThoughtfulAvoidOutrage I think she’s referring to the 471812 questions from the dispatcher when the callers obviously trying to be quiet and not wake him
exactly.....they are so dumb sometimes
Do these emergency dispatchers ever consider lowering the volume of their voice in these scenarios? Or are they told specifically that they can't? It's just...that first call, I really feel like that would easily wake people around me.
That made me crazy, I would be whispering, she was so loud.
I thought the same to start with... but then it occurred to me that Jane Doe had probably turned the volume right down on the phone's speaker anyway so Grate wouldn't hear the dial tone or the person answering the call. And I'm sure Jane would have shushed the operator if she was too loud. Also, it was important for the 911 operator to communicate clearly the first time since lowering their voice might mean Jane couldn't understand what they said & she'd have to speak unnecessarily.
I can't stand most of these calls. Their lack of compassion, communication, and professionalism. So many dispatchers actually don't care. It's insane.
You do know you probabely hear them better than you hear the caller since the recording are done on their side of the call?
That phone call with Jane Doe was terrifying especially when she said "he woke up". My heart dropped
In his court appearance, he acted like he was making a noble act, a typical narcissist.
Exactly
Dennis Rader did the same thing but I couldn't explain it.....you just did!! Thank you
Shawn Grate is an evil narcissist. Shawn Spencer is a rare heroic one.
like, we have all heard a million 911 calls, right?
that was the most terrifying call i’ve ever heard.
she was so brave! i’m shaking.
Dont watch las crusas bowling alley vid
The most terrifying 911 call i've ever heard was a disabled person burning to death inside their house because the firefighters couldn't save them
@@blackkkabllakkcaa Exactly, that is the only call ever, that made me tear up.
I know right. I was hyperventilating. 😟
Listening to that phone call gave me anxiety. Couldn't even imagine how Jane Doe was feeling at that moment. How terrifying. What a brave woman. 🧡🧡
He wasted his life by not being a spy. Looks different in every picture.
Raven Moon good point!
yeah I know right?! I think it's more weight loss and gain....he changes appearance.
the longer the phone call lasted the the more scared I got that he was going to wake up when the dispatcher kept engaging her and she kept answering questions. I really appreciate the woman telling her that she didn't need to talk but I get that it's easier to find the location of the phonecall if they don't hang up. what an incredibly brave woman who managed to save herself and countless others.
You should listen to the whole call if you havent. Its like almost 20minutes long and frustrating! Like damn stop asking thwle same question over and over. Like "Can you open the door of the bedroom?"
After Jane Doe already explained the situation very clearly. Door was barricaded and she was scared to wake him.. because it would be loud.
Why ask her same question?
And also the police got to the house but it seemed like they werent sure which house it was so they get to the door and then werent sure so they left and went to the house next door. Like damn! She already explained it was the yellow house on the left!!! Kick the door and get her out!
@@jenniferallen4420 Man, the call is overly frustrating. I can understand that maybe this kind of story (abductee escapes her bindings to call police on abductor's cell phone and can't get out due to door making noise) can seem far fetched, but the original full-length call made me want to shake the operator a few times listening to it. This type of situation is super rare but that doesn't mean you don't take the call seriously and watch out for the caller's safety. Better to show up and have it be a hoax or a mentally unstable person than to be late and find a dead woman.
@@jenniferallen4420 some of the questions were unnecessary, it is nerve racking to listen to the whole thing.
Un f,c
Honestly, the 911 operator was pissing me off. Asking unnecessary questions and going on and on
When I heard the police arriving on the 911 call, I realized I had been holding my breath! terrifying!
The entire 911 call is terrifying. I believe it is on RUclips.
I read this comment and realized that I still was holding my breath.
He looks like such a dweebie little nothing.
What makes it worse is that the 911 operator keeps loudly asking her irrelevant questions and doesn't let her just quietly wait for the police so as to avoid waking him up.
@@drbqqq1433 Yep another idiot 911 operator.
@@drbqqq1433 in my opionion i see it as a way to keep making sure she was still safe and not caught. the operator probably wanted to know she got out safe with the police.. idk pls lemme know otherwise :)
That Jane Doe is a hero. That phone call was so utterly chilling.
911 operator: I’m going to continue to talk really loud
ReALLY LOUD
No shit
That was making me so nervous
indeed😂 📣
what?
Yeah took her awhile to get it quite dumb really!!!
Every pic of him looks like a completely different person.
Creepy
There is no such thing as shapeshifters. But you are only joking, I know. Know what you mean though. Take Care of You N Yours, AWAYS. 🤔🤗😐🤨🕊🦅🙏💪💪💪💪
Right?!?!? Frickin weird....
Methamphetamine use
Totally, one crack head then next door neighbor type. Demons can shape shift into many forms, pure evil has no face.
Ugh. So hard to listen to her sobbing quietly when she was asked why she had been bleeding.
Mischa Romo right! So sad. Glad she made it out alive. Thank god she was calm and careful.
WO!! didn't realise that. Fucking hell 😢😢
Mischa Romo she was sobbing? I didn’t hear anything. Just a long pause... Dam it’s still sad though. We don’t know anything about her or how she met him. Only that she was baited by free clothes... But I guess it was her choice to not let anything public.
I know right, it was so annoying
@@williss11 there are other channels with videos of the entire trial. The victim decided she wanted her name public but only allowed audio of her testimony, not video.
The tears of a serial killer are only ever for themselves. God will have to forgive me because I cannot forgive them.
“Hopefully we can just move on from all this?”
WTF! He really is delusional
Omg exactly!!!!!!!!
His way of saying,"get over it."
zero true empathy what a creep
As a juror on this trial....it will always haunt me! The things I had to hear...the things I had to see...the things I had to think about...will never leave my mind. It has by far been the worst thing I've had to experience in my 38 yrs of life! I had a part in sentencing him to death in Ashland Ohio!
And.........
Thank you.
Thank you for that service
You’re the real mvp.
You did what we all would have--- and you helped the victims families--- God Bless and Peace
Why does he look like
a completely different person
on every picture and every video???????
😳😳😳
I thought the same. I think because some are when he is young and the others much older, then throw in some mugshots which are more accurate but again could be from his younger days
The dispatcher asked a 1000 questions & didn't seem to take her seriously. I commend Jane Doe for her courage. She saved her own life as well as many that would have come after. Also, her bravery gave peace to many lives lost & brought down a serial killer.
Can you blame the dispatcher when there are so many prank calls and so few genuine emergencies?
If that woman's "there's a full grown man in my couch" senses weren't tingling she woulda been another victim. Good on her. Wtf kinda couch does she have
Tehy call it a high riser, lol.
IKR? Good job she listened to her instinct 🙏
probably one of those pull out bed type couches
Typically there's a pull out bed in there lol
a transparent one
Why do all serial killers have houses and doing better then me?!
It was an abandoned house he broke into and was squatting in. I’m not sure he even had electricity. Don’t worry, you’re doing fine!
Can’t have time to murder if we’re stuck at work 8 days a week!
Same as most humans who have more than the rest of us. A deep belief in yourself that you are better than everyone else.
Murdering in a rental property is a sure fire way to lose your security deposit.
The Bible states the everything comes from God. The Bible also says the devil comes to steal, kill and destroy.
May The Lord Jesus please have mercy and goodness towards you. May The Lord Jesus grant you some good things in your life and return anything stolen from you. Amen
- Thoroughly demonstrates how he killed his victims
- Pleads Not Guilty
I...
yes our justice system is broken and pleading not guilty normally gets you a lesser sentence
Because he doesn't have the conscience to feel guilty.
Maybe he prefaced it with...i didnt do it, but if I had of done it, this would be how..
Pleading not guilty is automatic. It's the usual legal procedure.
Bruh
I wish Jane Doe all luck and happiness in her life ahead. What a brave lady
If anyone ever tries to abduct you, fight for your life. Because your life does depend on those next few moments. It's far better to fight where you are, than to go with the kidnapper or murderer. They've got evil evil evil on their minds, and once alone..there's no one or nothing to stop them. So fight for your life right where you are. I'd rather die in the streets fighting for my life than to live for hours, days, weeks or months of torture only to still die. Jane Doe might have survived, but I guarantee hardly a day goes by she doesn't have to relive that torment. She's the real hero in this story.
Pretty sure no one sits back n goes oh okay kidnap me mr!!
We'll said ! I absolutely agree with you 👍
@@Lwjm3435 A lot of people are too scared to fight or think that they'll get a chance to fight/escape later
Totally agree. Some people are so scared they will go with them. Fight and scream where you are. Keep them scared of getting caught and /or causing a scene. And if you have time, maim that fucker
Ill remember that next time good tip
Good God, did he just thank the women he murdered...for their time?
It's horrifying how glib he was.
Yup. When he said that i paused the video. I had to take a couple deep breaths. And he said it with a teary voice. It was just too much.
That was fucked
McNulty's Sober Companion No, he’s thanking the families. He is addressing them in court. You can’t be that easily confused.
@nuff sed You come at the king, you best not miss.
Oh, indeed.
Yeah, just a bit of sociopath going on there.
"Is there any way you can get out of the building ?" Really?, Would I be calling 911 if I could ? Common ..
Ada!! ! I know right? FFS
I believe it is a rhetorical question. She is trying to keep her in touch.
@@sabias3932 good point of view . I can see what you meen .
@@sabias3932 She'd already mentioned she was in a bedroom above the laundry mat. If the operator wanted to know if there were windows and other entrances/exits, then they could have just asked her. Which is less likely to get a 'wtf?' reaction from an already traumatized abductee who's just told them she's being held against her will.
@@femsff7090 Of course, I'm no shrink but I think by asking them "Is there a way for you to get out" makes them more focused and perceptive to their surroundings because that information is directly beneficial to them, speaking in broad primal sense terms. If you just asked "Is there a way for the officers to get in" you're more likely to get an "I dont know" for an answer because you're offering a puzzle and not a solution. I'm pretty sure all the questions that we may find odd or useless are tried and tested.
I live in Ashland Ohio where this happened. It was horrible and very shocking that something like this happened in our small town. It still haunts us all to this day. We will never forget. He should die sooner than later. He is not remorseful. He's just upset he got caught. Rip to his victims. I hope Jane Doe is living her life to the fullest. God have no mercy on him.
I agree with you, except we still must pray for God's mercy for him. He died for all of us, not just the good ones. Remember He said, "I did not come for the righteous who have no need of a doctor but for the sinners who do." Serial killers included. May God have mercy on them, even if it's just to give them what they want: an eternity without Him.
@@pdxnikki1the absolute lunacy of this take is astounding
For those wondering, the Supreme Court upheld the death sentence two days ago!
Oh wow! Thanks for the good info.
What does this mean? They postponed or they executed it? Sorry, I could look it up but I'm just scrolling and reading comments in a sort of shock while the video plays on the tv
@@StefanBorglducky it means the Supreme Court agreed with the sentence handed down (I'm assuming he had appealed his conviction), so he's still on death row.
Thank you for the update!
Good riddance.
his statement in court is so gross and self-serving
I wish someone would have laughed at him at that point
He says ok like people will say ok,means don't worry,😡😡😡🤬
Notice how he started his pseudo-apology with “IF I caused any hate or bitterness...” like dude, its not a question of “if”, you killed people, of course their family and friends are going to fkn hate you!
My personal favorite line was "I know right from wrong" like do you? I audibly laughed at him when he said that.
Yep.
I wonder how many of these are lurking on Tinder.
More than you probably think
Needless Needles - That’s f*ck’in crazy b/cuz a family member found her fiancé on Tinder 😵
itzamia - Please pray for me. There COULD be honest people on Tinder - can’t there⁉️⁉️⁉️🥺
@Needless Needles ,
Plenty!!! Stay off of Tinder!
Super D - I’m curious - your comment was pretty emphatic. Do you have a “bad” Tinder experience⁉️
That phone call had me on the edge of my seat. Jane Doe, you are incredibly brave and an absolute legend
That miss Jane doe was really brave! I’m so glad she managed to call for help
Was there nothing in the room to bash his brains in with? Would've been my first instinct. I guess I'm just not "vulnerable" enough to be the guys type.
Angeline D you didn't have to post this
*murders people*
Shawn*: Hey let's just move on from this :D
My man looks like he was busy thinking & wondering about where he was gonna call up to put in order for some general tso chicken
Right like he stole 20 bucks, that's some nerve to make that kind of statement.
We ended he said that I was so enraged. Whatta aselfidh pos. It was so disingenuous
This woman was so brave, I hope she finds the strength to live a normal fulfilling life. She saved so many potential victims. ❤🙏
RIP SWEET ANGELS! Justice was served!
Stacey Stanley - Ashland (September 2016)
Elizabeth Griffith - Ashland (September 2016)
Candice Cunningham - Mansfield (June 2016)
Dana Lowry- Marion (2005)
Rebekah Leicy - Ashland (March 2015
(Jane Doe)
Lori Svihlik-Survivor. I wish you all the best life has to offer! You are a HERO! We love you and hoping you are doing well. ♥️🙏🏼
(Edited for grammar)
Rest in peace
My thoughts are with all of you...thinking of your hopes , dreams, crazy fantasies of the future
I'm thinking of you
Thank you for this 🙏🏼
jane does name is lori?
maybe she doesnt want her name to be written so publicly?
@@bm-ww8kb I'm from Ashland, OH and she does NOT want to be named. She wanted to keep her info private. :( The only reason people can find her name is from the court tapes (they don't retract her name).
Woman: I've been abducted, he's asleep in this room
911 dispatcher: *Xbox mic sounds*
Sup Johnny
Too many unnecessary questions she's in the room with her abductor she's asked does he have a weapon can you get out who cares the cops are armed and if she was able to get out I doubt she would be talking on the phone next to him. Shawn should have gotten a longer sentence for chocking his girlfriend maybe society would have been better protected glad the bastard was caught we need to get along with people every life counts people who are not held high society are always last to be found.
@@nicolebailey4426 🏆
@@nicolebailey4426 Officers were already on the way, the cop is trained to ask questions and continue the conversation not necessarily to actually gather information but to keep the victim on the phone for as long as possible so she can stay updated with the victims current state while they trace and seek out her location
@@jebrioussema3922 I know the police were on there way but the victim said she was in the same room with the killer . Specfic questions could be what part of house are you in and what does he look like. The man even woke up during this luckily he went back to sleep and she is very loud as victim is whispering
lmao that Danny Devito clip is a welcomed relief after hearing about that story
I legit thought it was an ad lol
Major Buisson, maître de la buissonnade incurvée. Omg that whole seen with Devito is so damn funny. I about passed out from laughing first time I seen it.
Fucking epic moment
I laughed so hard
*Dee:* Just call Frank Reynolds an asshole!
*Party Goer:* ‘Who is Frank Reynolds?!’
*Dennis:* He’s the man in the couch!
Psychopaths change persona so much they literally change appearance physically. Scary stuff.
Narcissistic society. Inner sanctum - Gonna say - he looked different throughout this video
I believe my husband was a psychopath. In old photos of him I didn’t even recognize it was him. And we have been married for five years at that time. I also discovered clothes styles he never would have worn. They are shape shifters!!!!
Throughout this video this guy look like five different people, same thing with my husband. I found old drivers license of my husband. Three of them, They all had different height and eyecolor on his drivers license. I guess the DMV doesn’t question you.
Knowyour Love - Or he did it on purpose. BTW; All DMVs are STATE WORKERS hence the oxymoron‼️
No no. Religion does
A lot of people change the way they physically look lol. Has nothing to do with being a psychopath...
When I first heard this story, I was very creeped out as I live fairly close to Ashland. It was disturbing to see the police questioning him about Elizabeth. He told them she was in the house. Did the police not clear the house and find the two women's bodies on the first visit? SMH.
"If I caused any hate, any bitterness..." IF? Really? WTH?
He has that Ted Bundy quality where they never look the same twice.
I thought exactly the same! And those cold blue eyes that look black at times.
Reptilian
Jeffree Dahmer too
@@angelasteele1277 He actually resembles Dahmer to me....Like, A LOT. Bundy though, man. You could tell it was almost as if he was constantly trying to hide a monstrous demon inside himself, that was bigger than himself, to the point he was twitchy, and as mentioned above, would sometimes look 'different', and times when you would feel like you caught a glimpse of that monster through his eyes at times.
Bundy looked very different after being fried in the electric chair: he had that ‘steam coming out of his scalp’ look, and that barbecued completion. Well, women always thought he was hot.....
With all the abuse of his ex’s he should have been locked up a long time ago.
Donnell Okafor you’re dumb to blame the victims. get help.
@@buchichu7034 the law applies to all so every precedent set also benefits the truly evil
Abuse of ex wife and girlfriend Kristina
It's going to be a sad, sad day when I've finally binge watched all Mike previous uploads.
I can't remember the last time I felt such a sense of relief as when I heard the cops get to her. Amazing.
6:31 - "He foddered tree-children..."
This is darker than we could have imagined.....
😂
Lmao
I wonder what tree-children look like. Google!
Lmaooo
10:49 - "On the day of his arrest, Shawn also led police to a turd murder victim".....lol
remember: violent men will never change. you cant change them. dont feel guilty for leaving them. dont feel guilty for getting help. he will hurt you again and it will get worse.
Violent people don't change, not just men
You know men can suffer abuse at the hands of woman right?
Insanity this isn’t about men vs women. This is a PSA about violent men for other men or women, clearly she knows women can also be violent. Don’t get upset because she called out a gender you subscribe to. If you want to be productive, say “PSA to all men as well, although you believe she will change in her violent ways, she will not. And even if she does, don’t stick around and wait for it to happen”. Be progressive.
@@ThomasW215PHL "violent people will never change" would be better, no? And who are you to say what this person thinks? White Knighting ain't good bro
Lex Sao Paolo This specific case and specific comment doesn’t apply to men. This is a PSA to women because the video is in reference to a man being the abuser. Don’t make this about your need to constantly be included in the conversation when OP didn’t say anything like “remember: only men can be violet ladies, don’t feel guilty for leaving them”. I don’t understand why your need to disagree with the manner of how the person said it overwhelms you just saying “I agree!”. Considering 1 and 4 women and 1 in 9 men experience some form of violence, it’s not the craziest thing in the word to only target women (or anyone who dates a violent man) in the comments of a video where a violent man adds to the 1 in 4 statistic. Nonsensical. No one read her comment and thought “ahhh, so I guess women never abuse people”.
Crying voice without tears 😭 Serial killers usually don’t give up all the victims they like to know about more & not disclose em!! No way didn’t kill others in between those yrs of victims he told about. Jane Doe lucky 🍀 she got away to expose him, or who knows how many more there may have been 🌹🌹
“I hope we can all move on from this”
Somebody come and slap this man...
He needs more than slapping.
Right. Hes acting like he just lied or something.
When I tell you the fucken rage the boiled within me when he opened his mouth.... god I hope he was manhandled r o u g h l y in prison
Slap. I hear you. But as a man I won't say what he needs, outside of an IV when me and my friends finish with him. It's only a wish but people like him need a real come to Jesus meeting.
11:05 How incompetent are detectives and medical examiners?? A strangulation ruled an overdose? THAT should be the news story!
Asphyxiation could conceivably be the result of strangulation OR drug overdose-induced vomiting, but even still, there surely would have needed to be bloodwork done confirming the presence of drugs in her system at the time of death for it to be ruled an overdose....Right? Maybe he drugged her at some point before murdering her? I'm kinda grasping at straws here...
@@adriatic.vineyards Grasping too hard. The real truth, as someone who has lived and known some of Ashland's finest is that they are lazy small town morons. Since their gestapo like authority is rarely challenged, they manage to get away with a lot. I've heard of them blaming child victims for molestation, a friend of mine was arrested as a kid and I believe the Sheriff pulled his pants down to look at his naked ass. I know someone who was consistently harassed by an Ashland cop, who would break into his home and steal marijuana. That cop was later arrested himself for rape and drug dealing. Ashland has probably some of the most corrupt police I've ever seen.
@@Man_of_Tomorrow until we get civilian review boards this will continue to be commonplace.
@@Man_of_Tomorrow Wow. Thank you for this interesting and unique viewpoint. As someone who has lived in small towns much of my life I know these things are very often too true.
Did he sit there in court, just before sentencing, telling the relatives of his victims to ''work on their bitterness'' ??
& then thanked his dead victims for their time!!!! I'm so pissed rn.
@@babamoeensam7.1.14 He was taunting the victims and their families. It's so vile, I have no words. May he rot in hell.
That guy who let a known serial killer demonstrate on him how he used a sleeper hold to kill his victim has giant brass clangers the size of the Liberty Bell.
He's crying for himself not the victims, what a PoS.
calia x makes me want to puke listening to him. 💩
@Guzek Szopenski Piece of sh**
He's a sociopath. He can cry and apologize, but only when others expect that from him.
The POS isn’t crying, but mimicking human behavior.
I've listened to the 911 call and it's scary as hell listening to her trying to get help but not wake him up. I'm glad the cops were able to find her alive. Great job covering this story.
The fact that he had “clothing” for Jane Doe and that there was a body under piles of clothing in that house....says a lot. Sick
The most interesting thing about Sean Grates interrogations is that he was initially interrogated by a male detective who could not get Sean to open up about anything. They then switched to a female detective and Sean opened up completely and poured his heart out, which is strange considering he literally thinks women are worth scorn. Maybe he didn't see her as a threat or maybe he's so ashamed he couldn't say what he had done to another man. Very creepy and very dark.
Maybe he did that BECAUSE he views her as an inferior human being so it doesn't make any difference in his ego besides to shows how "stronger" he was in comparison to his victims (women). He doesn't open up because he is sensible
Caller: whispers
911 operator: *DOES HE HAVE ANY WEAPONS?!*
That was so painful. 🤦🏻♂️
Not as bad as, “Is there any way you can get out of the building?” If she could-why would she be in the same room with him calling you. 🤨
@Log Splitta Missed the point there, bucko. It was about the nosie.
@Log Splitta bold print, all caps and exlamation point are all dead giveaways
My mama worked 911 dispatch for 15+ years. In this video the reason it sounds like the operator is speaking so loudly is because the recording is from the headset she is wearing. She isn't actually yelling into the phone, she's just speaking but the microphone is directly next to her mouth.
They ask those questions as standard protocol.
Hiding inside someone's couch should be a felony in and of itself, regardless of intent. Just sayin'.
Death penalty for couch hiders - NOW!
No kidding. He's like 6 foot. How do you even discover that you can fit up inside a couch, unless you're Danny Devito? That is some deep seeded freakiness right there. I watched the trial. Mike was holding back on the worst details.
There are a million reasons why I ummmm I mean anyone would hide in a couch. Also why do people sit down so hard sometimes.....think of your neighbors. Jeeeeesh
@@7gramgram410 That scene from IASIP is fucking GENIUS!!! :-D
Junji Ito- The Human Chair
He came into a bar I was working at and even then he made me feel uncomfortable. Just the way he looked. I had to walk home a few times and after I found out what he did, I was so greatful nothing happened to me
Omg girl .. thank God you are okay !! 🥺
Yea ok
*grateful
Killers don’t have a look, don’t be ridiculous.
@Olli Rolli maybe your instincts aren't as well honed as some others. Personally, my gut let's me know loud and clear when there's someone who's "off" around me. If you don't get those "vibes",I kinda pity you.
Will it guarantee my safety, of course not but it's a very real, very human instinct.
The Always Sunny references get me every time, Mike 😆 I think this is the second time, but I might’ve missed some as I’m still making my way through your content, case by case!
It’s a damn shame that people that have mental issues and or drug addictions are not seen as people. No one cared these women were missing.
Yeah. The thing with opiate/meth addicts is that it's normal for them to disappear for long periods of time and not contact anyone, so their loved ones are used to it and are desensitized.
@@hairystyles4212 I think this is the problem, not society thinking less of drug addicts.
It is the same reason some men get away with preying on prostitutes. It is disgusting.
It's disgusting. All people are equal in the eyes of the Lord. The most healthy person and the most mentally ill and those suffering from debilitating substance use disorders that will eventually kill them 50 years too soon. God doesn't play favorites. And if you don't believe in God you should at least just believe that people are equal just because it's the decent thing to believe.
@@haroldbalzac6336 oh I assure you society does think less of those with substance abuse disorder...that is why they put them in jail with murderers and child molesters way more often than not without a doctor where they then brutally withdraw at great danger to their health in so many cases. One man in the U S A lost 50 pounds in two weeks withdrawing from his methadone treatment and anxiety medications they refused to continue to treat him with in jail and died the second week after multiple prisoners told staff he was obviously going to die. They didn't care. So so very sad.
My God, this is so disturbing!! That phone call in the beginning has my anxiety on high!!! 😭 She is a true hero, I'm sure she saved countless lives, very brave!!
Update: As of December 2020, Grate's death sentence was upheld by the Ohio Supreme Court.
Great news, hope he rots in hell
Merry Christmas, to the families of all the victims.
He is scheduled to die March 2025.
Good , all murderers must die
@@bonniemagpie5166 I hope it won’t be commuted or postponed.
I recently watched another video that was just the 911 call and full 3 hr interrogation. This video goes into much deeper and more information so I'm really glad I found it to learn more about this case. It disturbed me greatly. I also want to give a big shout out to Jane Doe. Her bravery probably saved countless other girls' lives. Way to go girl!
When Mike says its one of the most disturbing cases he has ever been covered. You know you'r in for a 🌲t.
@hburgstrom Hahahaha😆
perfect, big like left for the trees
lol
😂
What an f'ed up thing to say about rape and murder.
Jane Doe had a lot of heart and courage to make that call. God bless her.
"I'm Sorry. Please forgive me. I hope we can just move on from all of this...Maybe I would change things..." He doesn't want to die. Still doesn't care what he did to them.
Exactly!
of course not, typical psychopath
Yeah the shit was so disingenuous with his crocodile tears. Pissed me off so much
"MAYBE I'D change things... . "
Seriously &$$&,*$!!!
Like he was expecting the everyone to be like "You know what bruh, you're right. What are we doing here holding grudges. All he did was murder loved ones"
Being there is almost 8,000 comments, I'm sure someone has mentioned that another RUclips channel has the full interrogation. It really is chilling and despite how sick it is, you can't stop listening to every word he says. How deep it goes. Lot of the meaning behind the killings he discloses while being interviewed. I highly suggest to find it and give it a listen.
So I just checked under my couch and Shawn was literally hiding under there! Thanks for the tip Mike!
LMAO 😂
Your cap is crooked, Kevin!
🤣😂
You kid, but I dated a girl who would pull stunts like that all the time. I posted a comment on the Jodi Arias video about it.
She would hide in my closet and under the bed, to spy on me. When I caught her, she was completely upfront and shameless about the matter. Told me damn straight, I'm checking up on you. She was pretty and vivacious. She managed to convince my landlord to attain a copy of my apt key for her unbeknownst to me. We only dated for about 8 months. In that time she engaged in all sorts of possessive, and psychotic behavior. Getting rid of her was an endeavor all it's own. She scared off plenty of future potential suitors. Would show up at my workplace and hang out. It was a running joke at my employer at the time for a while.
@@LynxStarAuto that is seriously messed up and scary. I'll keep an eye out for future videos that may include you
Jane doe: I’ve been kidnapped please hurry
911: have u tried just leaving the house ???
He had the door rigged
Lmfao
And don’t forget... “is there a bathroom?”
No Bitch, he lives on Little House on the Prairie.
Lmao sometimes I just don’t understand these dispatchers 😂🤦🏽♀️
Erin Watters Lol. With an outhouse.
I started to get scared when Grate was mimicking how he strangled his victims using a cop to show how he did it. The cop looked pretty scared at one point.
It's like letting a tiger chew on you. Is it going to be cool, or murder you?
why dont they have dummies to demonstrate? imagine letting a serial killer use you as an example of how he strangled people.
the cop definitely wasn't scared - he probably would have loved for grate to have choked him so he could have handed out an ass wooping
He would of been trained to kick ass
I do have to say that this operator was one of the most sympathetic operators that I've heard on a call. Well done, ma'am, whomever you may be please know that your work is greatly appreciated.
really? i disagree
She was loud as fck and asking ALOT of questions knowing her abductor was literally laying right there.
I agree. I'm unsure why people are upset with her. Also, most of the comments demonstrate a severe lack of understanding of how a cell phone works or listening skills. Jane Doe said he was in the bedroom and she was in a different room. She was whispering. The dispatcher's voice wasn't on speaker. Maybe people would rather hear her panicking and yelling loudly for help or talking with her "feelings" instead of focusing on the pertinent information to help locate her.