Big thanks to MANY of you who suggested this case! If you want to learn more about it, there’s a Netflix docuseries about the case called “House of Secrets: The Burari Deaths.” If you have a case to suggest, just leave a comment here or message me on Discord (discord.gg/aria51). And, of course, you can watch these live case breakdowns on Twitch (www.twitch.tv/ariainthavong) 🤘🏼
it may not be a mystery, but the story is still grim and horrifying, I wonder if youll be interested in the story of a disco in the Philippines that burned down called Ozone in 1996.. I dont know if it will make a good video, but maybe just reading about it would be right up your alley. Thank you for your videos Ari.
Great video as always. I’ve heard of this case before and it’s both tragic & horrific. I’ve been tempted to watch the Netflix documentary about it but so many people say it’s scary and a hard watch. Think I’ll give it a go!! Anyway, keep doing you Aria! You know I love you! 😘😘 xx
Would be so interesting to see a non indonesian take on g30s,,, it isss an inherently political case,, it’s a coup ofc but it exposes such a dark side of indonesian history that is largely unknown because of how many things were going on in world history… but genuinely we still don’t know who did the coup for sure 🧍♀️🧍♀️🧍♀️
Personally, I could care less about the quality unless it’s really bad, but the past videos look completely fine. I just like seeing Aria go through these different cases and seeing the chat get into the case as well
Pls dont take this series off RUclips! I honestly couldnt care for the quality. I just really love the content and twitch livestreams arent practical for me due to timezones and general amount of time I have in my schedules. Plus, i actually really like the way the video is displayed.
Did it have any effect on journalism/media? I watched the doc about this case on Netflix and was quite shocked by the way news agencies in India presented it. Like a high school drama and not a family tragedy in my opinion.
@@livingdeadgirl5691 lol news agencies in India present every event like it's a high school drama sooooo. One of the updates was that a new family (the bread winner is pathologist and had plans of converting the shop that comes with the property to a testing lab) moved into the house and there was some news coverage on that as well where the reporter was asking the guy does he not believe in ghosts and shit so ya
@@idkatthispoint-s9s in India, there was a sucide case recently of a father jumping from a hospital window, Neuro Science Hospital, Kolkata I heard my teacher talk about it, he literally said "yes he was depressed, when people are depressed, they don't know what they are doing, they don't have control over there body" I was like where tf did he got his definition of depression
I don’t really care about quality or anything as long as there are videos here I’m happy anyways Thai case was a very Intresting one because every family member was killed and till this day was never salved one of the saddest cases in my opinion
From where i read, It was concluded that the youngest one was the behind all this...he claimed to be that old man and started giving business advice which actually helped them. So everyone in the family started to believe him...in the end he mentioned this ritual and said if they do this they'll gain more success and they will actually not die but come back to life after dying...kids in the family didn't want that (obv) their hands were especially tightly tied than others and I think one of the kid was somehow able to loose their hand but unfortunately it was too late by then. The night they committed this, someone in the neighbour saw two family member bring ropes from their own downstairs shop to upstairs to their room. (Things that I mentioned here were read from few articles and heard it in news)
I think it was the oldest son and he had some mental health problems but he used the fathers death to manipulate his family and their beliefs and values contributed to their love and trust for him. I’m not replying to dispute anything you said it’s just I think I remember those couple of points❤️ps I want to say one of the females I think the wife of the oldest guy played a big part in some way
Thing is it wasn’t just a ritual at the end. They were performing rituals and prayers every day it was just this certain one at the end that called for a sacrifice but they didn’t think they would die. After 15 minutes of meditating the “grandad” was supposed to come and untie them. Now the youngest one may have thought this was true. That his dad would come back and he had his family play into it as well
yes because that guys brain was not working properly because of a previous motorbike accident in which he sustained head injury ( Brain damage) and also another accident in which he nearly burned to death so it messed his mind up. He ended up wiping out all his family due to his psychosis caused by the accidents
This case proves that there’s a difference between academic and emotional intelligence, which is probably why we see so many lawyers/doctors (and other like that) who end up in cults
yes lots of well educated people end up in cults. In fact I think I read that the more intelligent you are, the more likely you are to get involved in one, which sounds the opposite of what you would think.
Absolutely accurate. My sister is the smartest academically that I know, but common sense fails her and there's no way she'd survive in the streets. Me on the other hand have learned to be resourceful and quick thinking on my feet but school was never my strong suit.
My sister has a PhD but didn't know you can push in the triangles on the ends of boxes of plastic wrap, waxed paper, etc. to keep the roll from coming out of the box. She also can't tell a cardboard box from a laundry basket. Hm, could be she has box blindness. I never thought of that until right now.
Couldn't care less about the quality cos it's all about watching and enjoying you and listening to how you talk about your true crime stories! (Also, for us who don't have twitch and only rely on youtube to watch your videos. 🥺)
NOOOOO PLEASE KEEP POSTING!!! keep it here on this channel so it's just one playlist as well hehe. i participate in the livestream but i miss a few details (bc u stream during my work hours) so it'd be great to go over it again at a relaxed pace. 🥺👉👈💕
I am an Indian , I've read about this case. You were great with the pronunciations. It was one of the weirdest and most tragic cases I've ever heard of.
Haven’t started the actual video I guess but like I absolutely don’t care about the quality all I care about is the content and I’m so excited for this video I’m genuinely sooo obsessed with this case and I’m so excited to hear how you break this down!!
please keep posting these videos! the quality isnt even that bad at all imo. when i first started watching these i had no idea it was a live stream recording bc it actually looked that good lol but im just an ignorant viewer so 🤷🏼♀️
Not even in India but I still know about this case. That's how notorious it is. 😐 Edit: I managed to view the uncensored police footage from when they first arrived at the scene. It's the most eerie and depressing video I have seen to date.
@@childe._ The footage? Someone left a link in the comment section of a different RUclips video. Can't remember if it was on That Chapter or somewhere else, and not even sure if the comment is still there. The site might have removed it because it was external, not to mention disturbing.
These cases is what made me subscribe to your channel. I don't mind the quality, I can't watch lives so getting it in bite sized chunks is a blessing 😊
Please keep posting these videos either here or on another channel. I don’t really use twitch so it’s nice to be able to catch these after the live video.
This is quite the tragic case, it was covered a lot in India, I remember watching the news with my parents about this case. Love your videos Aria, Sending love from India.
Aria! I don’t care for quality- I love these videos! I watched a documentary about this case before and I have been confused ever since, seriously scary/sad but love your take on it. Also, yay! The red string is back! 😂 Much love, as always.
Please keep posting these! I actually love videos that are twitch-style since it's a live/open discussion. I actually really enjoy these videos, just as much as the high-quality ones.
I first watched this case on Netflix, it's only 3 episodes, but yes it was very heavy as well as eerie that it involves rituals that is almost cult-like. Instantly clicked on this one because I would love to see Aria tackle this case! And yes, I think one of the family members (the man, I forgot now who exactly, but I think the one that was supposed to communicate with Bhopal and lead the family to these rituals) did experience some kind of abuse and trauma back when Bophal was still alive? And that his injuries led him to become a mute for years, but then one day he just started speaking and attributed it to Bophal speaking through him. So, yeah, the family actually thought it was Bophal who healed him and so started treating him as the patriarch and a vessel for which Bophal would continue to give his family orders.
I watched this documentary at Netflix and I leaned toward the psychosocial relations of this situation. (And yes, this is my bias as I work in the similar field.) That emerged patriarch suffered from an accident more likely causing a post-traumatic stress outcome of loss of speech. That experience might emphasize inferiority then trigger other comorbidities such as psychotic symptoms. As far as I know, the son and that accident were left behind leaving his distress unattended. As soon as he regained his speech, he started claiming bizarre statements of like him being with their (grand)father that may be looked as a delusion-like experience. Though their family was far from being religious, superstitions related to religions were closely stuck to certain cultures especially in Asia. Another thing to look in this situation was the (un)intentional gaslighting amongst the family members. (I used the wording "(un)intentional" to avoid vilification toward the youngest son as the twisting of events happened after his accident that caused distress to him, hence, not being completely intentional and separating the being to the situation and the condition as the aftermath.) Due to the sudden regain of speech and somehow an escalation to the son's suddenly emerging dominance in the family, this made the family members leaned in following his statements (as there was no clear patriarch in their family after the grandfather's death). (I initially thought of a mass hysteria resulting to mass suicide but immediately crossing the idea out of the equation as no other family member claimed to see or believe something odd as the youngest son.) So yes, both psychological and sociological factors played their huge parts in this tragedy. Distress and delusions as psychological, culture, superstitions, familial relations as sociological, and mental health and its communal prejudice as psychosocial. There was a psychiatrist in this documentary that said an unforgettable remark for me that goes like, this (incident) does not only need a psychological autopsy...this also needs a sociological autopsy.
I enjoy these videos, it gives me content to keep me involved with the channel while waiting for the more "high quality" videos. please keep them going
A really well educated family ending up like this is terribly sad.... no one still knows the proper reason as to why this happened. There were indications that they conducted a ritual but the saddest part was the family dog who was tied up on the terrace had to witness all this and see his owners suffer
Nooo I love the twitch videos especially!! I don’t care about the quality tbh and sometimes I miss the live streams so it’s great to know they’re always here 🙃
Thank God for the telepop ER cuz you had a real problem trying to find your notes LOL. I hope they shall stay on RUclips because I don't have twitch and I don't know how to connect to it. Thank you so much for the True Crime shows Aria. Keep them coming. All these good. Once again thank you.
It's not unknown to lose your voice or a physical ability after a traumatic event. I was unable to talk when my mum died. My vocal cords just... Jammed up for like two weeks even now when I miss my mum and get emotional I lose my voice :(
It is said that this is a case of mass hypnosis, allegedly, as they were all truly convinced that this ritual would bring the patriarch back, so they all went along with the ritual. As always, thank you for you amazing videos Aria !!!! :)
It sounds like a mass suicide based on some whacky beliefs, but then how did the last person bind themselves 🤔 Glad you did this case after I saw lots of people bring it up in the comments, had never heard of it before.
I don't have twitch so I enjoy watching your recaps here. I would subscribe to a separate channel on here to watch. We have several cases...have you thought of taking on the Jack the Ripper question? It would be a long video but I have my suspect and not many people pick him out. I would be curious if you did
I really like these videos because I can't get to the Monday livestreams! Also I think the quality is quite good, and even better now that you have the scroll screen.
SIR!! THE QUALITY DOES NOT MATTER. i love these kinds of video. these kind of videos bring us the very natural side of Aria. I LOVE THESE KIND OF VIDEOS PLEASE KEEP THEM!!
The bottom line: Lalik , the youngest son fell into psychosis as a result of 2 traumatic emotional and brain injuries, which went undiagnosed. He developed psychosis that led him to believe he was the voice of his father.: hearing voices is symptomatic. The rest of the family fell into a type of psychosis where they believed him. They became cult members to Lalik’s authority.
I loved your work on Solivagant, as a Filipino who lives in the Philippines you really did my homeland and its stories justice. Hoping there will be a season 2 to Solivagant
This case shows us the reality of the horrors of a CIS-Brahminical Heteropatriarchy rife with abuse, religious dogma and superstition. I hope you read M.N. Srinivas and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar to understand Hinduism and the role of Caste. You’ll find more resources as you read along.
They are not even Brahmins and what does caste have to do with this?! Cults and dogma exist in literally every religion. Please do your research, this is about the Indian societal fibre and resultant ignorance towards mental health. Randomly throwing around non existent terms Cis-Brahiminical heterpartriarchy (not even a word btw) to throw a bad light on Hinduism is just stupid.
The quality is fine to me! I would miss these if you took them off the channel - your livestreams are in the early hours in my timezone and I always miss them!!
I personally don’t care about the quality at all and think that the edited stream videos are a staple of the channel, i hope they continue to be uploaded here :)
I love these videos I definitely don't think anything is wrong with them so plz keep them coming on her as I am not a twitch watcher and like being able to watch the condensed version on here and pause and come back if I'm busy. Love this channel! Another great vid
I'm glad other people are saying they don't mind these videos because I don't either. I don't have the attention span to watch full livestreams, so I really enjoy seeing the highlights on here. Please don't stop posting them, or at least maybe cover the same topics sometimes? 🥺
i think he ptsd or something after his work accident and then the death of bopal made his mental state even worse and somehow, he forced them to do the ritual
I honestly love the work you put into these videos I honestly don't care about the quality , I love Bing watching your videos on Sunday so if you take it away your basically taking away my excuse to stay home 😭😭 please don't
Personally I like when it's condensed and put on RUclips because the streams are not always an ideal time for me to attend anymore 😞 I can hardly keep up with RUclips videos these days but that's just me. *edit* if I remember correctly, the stories I'd read and were told the father was abusive and controlling before death. Once he passed it was sad but a weight off their shoulders until the son "saw an opportunity". He said how the father was speaking either to or through him and this did result in a few things bettering but was still not happy with their progress as a whole to being how he thought they should be. So they practiced this "ritual" over and over until this day.
Quality looked good to me. Your presentation was very good. Im not adding any more technology in my life, so i hope you continue to present True Crime , here
Please keep posting them here! Unless they a completely different genre like baking, I personally don't think it should be in a different channel haha. Though maybe add to the title to indicate that it's a livestream cut? Anyway fantastic job as always. I enjoy these individual cases and also looking forward to the next Solivagant!
Please keeping posting these somewhere on RUclips. I don't mind the quality or if you want to use another channel but livestreams are hard for me to catch with my schedule.
Please go through the Netflix documentary on this tragedic case, not just for the case itself but you will also get a taste of what has become of Indian mainstream journalism in recent years.
A suggestion would be to have constantly updated playlists of your different types of videos but that’s just me i dont know how often people actually refer to the playlists of a channel
Quality is always awesome! I just want to see you, lol. I haven't been on the other app, and missed seeing your face! Love to you and Sai! •Auntie Jayme•
Big thanks to MANY of you who suggested this case! If you want to learn more about it, there’s a Netflix docuseries about the case called “House of Secrets: The Burari Deaths.” If you have a case to suggest, just leave a comment here or message me on Discord (discord.gg/aria51). And, of course, you can watch these live case breakdowns on Twitch (www.twitch.tv/ariainthavong) 🤘🏼
I love all your videos Aria! They’re all so interesting and engaging, keep doing what you’re doing :D
I like these videos and I still want to see them. I don't have twitch or discord, and I can catch up on these on the weekend.
it may not be a mystery, but the story is still grim and horrifying, I wonder if youll be interested in the story of a disco in the Philippines that burned down called Ozone in 1996.. I dont know if it will make a good video, but maybe just reading about it would be right up your alley. Thank you for your videos Ari.
Great video as always. I’ve heard of this case before and it’s both tragic & horrific. I’ve been tempted to watch the Netflix documentary about it but so many people say it’s scary and a hard watch. Think I’ll give it a go!! Anyway, keep doing you Aria! You know I love you! 😘😘 xx
Would be so interesting to see a non indonesian take on g30s,,, it isss an inherently political case,, it’s a coup ofc but it exposes such a dark side of indonesian history that is largely unknown because of how many things were going on in world history… but genuinely we still don’t know who did the coup for sure 🧍♀️🧍♀️🧍♀️
Personally, I could care less about the quality unless it’s really bad, but the past videos look completely fine. I just like seeing Aria go through these different cases and seeing the chat get into the case as well
100% agree
Pls dont take this series off RUclips! I honestly couldnt care for the quality. I just really love the content and twitch livestreams arent practical for me due to timezones and general amount of time I have in my schedules. Plus, i actually really like the way the video is displayed.
THIS CASE CREATED RIPPLES IN INDIA. We talk about mental health and also some other conspiracy theories because of this case!
Did it have any effect on journalism/media? I watched the doc about this case on Netflix and was quite shocked by the way news agencies in India presented it. Like a high school drama and not a family tragedy in my opinion.
@@livingdeadgirl5691 lol news agencies in India present every event like it's a high school drama sooooo. One of the updates was that a new family (the bread winner is pathologist and had plans of converting the shop that comes with the property to a testing lab) moved into the house and there was some news coverage on that as well where the reporter was asking the guy does he not believe in ghosts and shit so ya
But nothing changed did it? Indian society is still just as ignorant to mental health as it was before the Burari case.
@@idkatthispoint-s9s in India, there was a sucide case recently of a father jumping from a hospital window, Neuro Science Hospital, Kolkata
I heard my teacher talk about it, he literally said "yes he was depressed, when people are depressed, they don't know what they are doing, they don't have control over there body" I was like where tf did he got his definition of depression
@@sohelhossain4138 exactly my point, people think being depressed and being intherapy is for crazy people only.
I don’t really care about quality or anything as long as there are videos here I’m happy anyways Thai case was a very Intresting one because every family member was killed and till this day was never salved one of the saddest cases in my opinion
This*
From where i read,
It was concluded that the youngest one was the behind all this...he claimed to be that old man and started giving business advice which actually helped them. So everyone in the family started to believe him...in the end he mentioned this ritual and said if they do this they'll gain more success and they will actually not die but come back to life after dying...kids in the family didn't want that (obv) their hands were especially tightly tied than others and I think one of the kid was somehow able to loose their hand but unfortunately it was too late by then.
The night they committed this, someone in the neighbour saw two family member bring ropes from their own downstairs shop to upstairs to their room.
(Things that I mentioned here were read from few articles and heard it in news)
I think it was the oldest son and he had some mental health problems but he used the fathers death to manipulate his family and their beliefs and values contributed to their love and trust for him. I’m not replying to dispute anything you said it’s just I think I remember those couple of points❤️ps I want to say one of the females I think the wife of the oldest guy played a big part in some way
Thing is it wasn’t just a ritual at the end. They were performing rituals and prayers every day it was just this certain one at the end that called for a sacrifice but they didn’t think they would die. After 15 minutes of meditating the “grandad” was supposed to come and untie them. Now the youngest one may have thought this was true. That his dad would come back and he had his family play into it as well
yes because that guys brain was not working properly because of a previous motorbike accident in which he sustained head injury ( Brain damage) and also another accident in which he nearly burned to death so it messed his mind up. He ended up wiping out all his family due to his psychosis caused by the accidents
@@sajidkhanmahmood smh
Yes Might’ve been psychosis but that ritual shit.. he definitely was calling upon something
This case proves that there’s a difference between academic and emotional intelligence, which is probably why we see so many lawyers/doctors (and other like that) who end up in cults
yes lots of well educated people end up in cults. In fact I think I read that the more intelligent you are, the more likely you are to get involved in one, which sounds the opposite of what you would think.
@@jj-if6it i think its an ego thing that comes with “knowing everything”
@@Ashhbcatchin I think it probably has more to do with the fact that people who are highly educated tend to be introverts.
Absolutely accurate. My sister is the smartest academically that I know, but common sense fails her and there's no way she'd survive in the streets. Me on the other hand have learned to be resourceful and quick thinking on my feet but school was never my strong suit.
My sister has a PhD but didn't know you can push in the triangles on the ends of boxes of plastic wrap, waxed paper, etc. to keep the roll from coming out of the box. She also can't tell a cardboard box from a laundry basket. Hm, could be she has box blindness. I never thought of that until right now.
Couldn't care less about the quality cos it's all about watching and enjoying you and listening to how you talk about your true crime stories! (Also, for us who don't have twitch and only rely on youtube to watch your videos. 🥺)
Yes, please keep posting them here. Just make a spare playlist for them/the more professional looking ones if you want that distinction
NOOOOO PLEASE KEEP POSTING!!! keep it here on this channel so it's just one playlist as well hehe. i participate in the livestream but i miss a few details (bc u stream during my work hours) so it'd be great to go over it again at a relaxed pace. 🥺👉👈💕
I don’t give a damn about the quality. I enjoy watching you piecing these cases together.
I am an Indian , I've read about this case. You were great with the pronunciations. It was one of the weirdest and most tragic cases I've ever heard of.
Haven’t started the actual video I guess but like I absolutely don’t care about the quality all I care about is the content and I’m so excited for this video I’m genuinely sooo obsessed with this case and I’m so excited to hear how you break this down!!
please keep posting these videos! the quality isnt even that bad at all imo. when i first started watching these i had no idea it was a live stream recording bc it actually looked that good lol but im just an ignorant viewer so 🤷🏼♀️
Not even in India but I still know about this case. That's how notorious it is. 😐
Edit: I managed to view the uncensored police footage from when they first arrived at the scene. It's the most eerie and depressing video I have seen to date.
Where did u get that?
@@childe._ The footage? Someone left a link in the comment section of a different RUclips video. Can't remember if it was on That Chapter or somewhere else, and not even sure if the comment is still there. The site might have removed it because it was external, not to mention disturbing.
These cases is what made me subscribe to your channel. I don't mind the quality, I can't watch lives so getting it in bite sized chunks is a blessing 😊
Please don't stop uploading these edited Twitch cases. I subscribed to your channel mainly for these.
Please keep posting these videos either here or on another channel. I don’t really use twitch so it’s nice to be able to catch these after the live video.
This is quite the tragic case, it was covered a lot in India, I remember watching the news with my parents about this case. Love your videos Aria, Sending love from India.
Thank you for covering up this one Aria! Looking forward to the new vid!
Your videos are always a welcome respite over here. Thank you so much for all you do! 💜
Many popular youtubers drop lower quality videos; tbh it's the content that matters more than the quality. Please keep posting these!
The quality is great! No issues at all. Please keep uploading here :)
Amazing, thank you, Damp Donuts! Hope you're having a good summer!!
@@Aria.Inthavong it’s been quite the ride, I’m thankful for all of it. :’) Hope yours is good, too!
Aria! I don’t care for quality- I love these videos! I watched a documentary about this case before and I have been confused ever since, seriously scary/sad but love your take on it. Also, yay! The red string is back! 😂 Much love, as always.
Please keep posting these! I actually love videos that are twitch-style since it's a live/open discussion. I actually really enjoy these videos, just as much as the high-quality ones.
I first watched this case on Netflix, it's only 3 episodes, but yes it was very heavy as well as eerie that it involves rituals that is almost cult-like. Instantly clicked on this one because I would love to see Aria tackle this case!
And yes, I think one of the family members (the man, I forgot now who exactly, but I think the one that was supposed to communicate with Bhopal and lead the family to these rituals) did experience some kind of abuse and trauma back when Bophal was still alive? And that his injuries led him to become a mute for years, but then one day he just started speaking and attributed it to Bophal speaking through him. So, yeah, the family actually thought it was Bophal who healed him and so started treating him as the patriarch and a vessel for which Bophal would continue to give his family orders.
@Tamalii yeah, it's called house of secrets: the burari deaths
You must do a case of Arushi Talwar, that was a bigger sensation in india for years! And it’s still unsolved ☹️
Post them ALL here!!!!! I love any & all content you make!!!
pls don't take this series awayyyy i love it too much. it's so entertaining and i dont hav twitch lol
Please keep posting these videos! I’m rarely able to tune in live but i still like to watch after the fact!
being an Indian this case hits home. also love the way you've covered this!
Thank you!!
The crime scene is just 500 mtrs away from my home..
Me and my family was not able to sleeping properly for weeks...
Please do post these vids because the twitch streams are at 5-6 AM from whr I am from
The quality is fine. The content id what’s important.
This story had shaken india. Thanks for covering it.
Also, please please please keep posting
I watched this documentary at Netflix and I leaned toward the psychosocial relations of this situation. (And yes, this is my bias as I work in the similar field.)
That emerged patriarch suffered from an accident more likely causing a post-traumatic stress outcome of loss of speech. That experience might emphasize inferiority then trigger other comorbidities such as psychotic symptoms. As far as I know, the son and that accident were left behind leaving his distress unattended. As soon as he regained his speech, he started claiming bizarre statements of like him being with their (grand)father that may be looked as a delusion-like experience. Though their family was far from being religious, superstitions related to religions were closely stuck to certain cultures especially in Asia. Another thing to look in this situation was the (un)intentional gaslighting amongst the family members. (I used the wording "(un)intentional" to avoid vilification toward the youngest son as the twisting of events happened after his accident that caused distress to him, hence, not being completely intentional and separating the being to the situation and the condition as the aftermath.) Due to the sudden regain of speech and somehow an escalation to the son's suddenly emerging dominance in the family, this made the family members leaned in following his statements (as there was no clear patriarch in their family after the grandfather's death). (I initially thought of a mass hysteria resulting to mass suicide but immediately crossing the idea out of the equation as no other family member claimed to see or believe something odd as the youngest son.)
So yes, both psychological and sociological factors played their huge parts in this tragedy. Distress and delusions as psychological, culture, superstitions, familial relations as sociological, and mental health and its communal prejudice as psychosocial.
There was a psychiatrist in this documentary that said an unforgettable remark for me that goes like, this (incident) does not only need a psychological autopsy...this also needs a sociological autopsy.
I enjoy these videos, it gives me content to keep me involved with the channel while waiting for the more "high quality" videos. please keep them going
The Netflix documentary was so creepy, I watched it alone and couldn’t sleep lol
A really well educated family ending up like this is terribly sad.... no one still knows the proper reason as to why this happened. There were indications that they conducted a ritual but the saddest part was the family dog who was tied up on the terrace had to witness all this and see his owners suffer
Nooo I love the twitch videos especially!! I don’t care about the quality tbh and sometimes I miss the live streams so it’s great to know they’re always here 🙃
Awesome, thanks for giving your thoughts, always helpful to know!
Thank God for the telepop ER cuz you had a real problem trying to find your notes LOL. I hope they shall stay on RUclips because I don't have twitch and I don't know how to connect to it. Thank you so much for the True Crime shows Aria. Keep them coming. All these good. Once again thank you.
This case was to scary for me. Couldn't sit through the Netflix docu.
It's not unknown to lose your voice or a physical ability after a traumatic event. I was unable to talk when my mum died. My vocal cords just... Jammed up for like two weeks even now when I miss my mum and get emotional I lose my voice :(
Completely understand, did you consider taking help?
Family Tree!!!! For Pete’s sake man. You did so much work on this video. Make the family tree.
It is said that this is a case of mass hypnosis, allegedly, as they were all truly convinced that this ritual would bring the patriarch back, so they all went along with the ritual. As always, thank you for you amazing videos Aria !!!! :)
Yes and that the youngest one had some sort of psychosis(?) Which led him to take matters to extreme
Not sure but this is what I remember
Please keep this series on RUclips. I like the quality of the episodes, they allow them to be listenable and still enjoyable.
I think using a pedigree format would make the family chart a bit more understandable 😅, but thank you for bringing the case into light :)
It sounds like a mass suicide based on some whacky beliefs, but then how did the last person bind themselves 🤔 Glad you did this case after I saw lots of people bring it up in the comments, had never heard of it before.
The reports said lalit tied himself last and his binds weren't tight/almost open cuz he did it himself.
I don't have twitch so I enjoy watching your recaps here. I would subscribe to a separate channel on here to watch. We have several cases...have you thought of taking on the Jack the Ripper question? It would be a long video but I have my suspect and not many people pick him out. I would be curious if you did
I really like these videos because I can't get to the Monday livestreams! Also I think the quality is quite good, and even better now that you have the scroll screen.
SIR!! THE QUALITY DOES NOT MATTER. i love these kinds of video. these kind of videos bring us the very natural side of Aria. I LOVE THESE KIND OF VIDEOS PLEASE KEEP THEM!!
I can't believe you are covering this case! Love your videos ❤️
The bottom line: Lalik , the youngest son fell into psychosis as a result of 2 traumatic emotional and brain injuries, which went undiagnosed. He developed psychosis that led him to believe he was the voice of his father.: hearing voices is symptomatic. The rest of the family fell into a type of psychosis where they believed him. They became cult members to Lalik’s authority.
Tbh, I had never noticed the quality and really like these segments, so I hope they don't go away =(
I think the quality of these is great! Editing keeps the pacing engaging and I feel I learn a lot. I tune in to every one. Please keep them going.
Thank you Aria for listening to our requests and making a video on this story. Love from India ❤.
The quality is fine plz keep posting these love your videos
I loved your work on Solivagant, as a Filipino who lives in the Philippines you really did my homeland and its stories justice. Hoping there will be a season 2 to Solivagant
I can’t always catch the streams but I do love these videos! Wherever you decide to leave them eventually I will watch!
Crazy how a random person went into the house recorded the bodies and posted it online😳
This case shows us the reality of the horrors of a CIS-Brahminical Heteropatriarchy rife with abuse, religious dogma and superstition. I hope you read M.N. Srinivas and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar to understand Hinduism and the role of Caste. You’ll find more resources as you read along.
They are not even Brahmins and what does caste have to do with this?!
Cults and dogma exist in literally every religion. Please do your research, this is about the Indian societal fibre and resultant ignorance towards mental health. Randomly throwing around non existent terms Cis-Brahiminical heterpartriarchy (not even a word btw) to throw a bad light on Hinduism is just stupid.
I already watched this case on Netflix and it didn't let me sleep in peace for almost 3 days 😭😭
The quality is fine to me! I would miss these if you took them off the channel - your livestreams are in the early hours in my timezone and I always miss them!!
I personally don’t care about the quality at all and think that the edited stream videos are a staple of the channel, i hope they continue to be uploaded here :)
This is one of the few cases you've covered where I have more questions than answers.
Omg no!!! Keep posting them on youtube, please Aria!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Please keep them around!!! I cant catch your lives so this is great!! Keep it up!!!!
I love these videos I definitely don't think anything is wrong with them so plz keep them coming on her as I am not a twitch watcher and like being able to watch the condensed version on here and pause and come back if I'm busy. Love this channel! Another great vid
The police when first arrived described the scene as dead bodies reminded them of the branches of banyan tree
Just hanging there
Please don't leave this platform. I only watch/listen to RUclips and don't want to miss your content.
I waited for this video....I knew Aria would def create one on this case.
I saw the footage where they are still hanging- it was depressing, it keeps me awake, creepy, and scary
I'm glad other people are saying they don't mind these videos because I don't either. I don't have the attention span to watch full livestreams, so I really enjoy seeing the highlights on here. Please don't stop posting them, or at least maybe cover the same topics sometimes? 🥺
bro just post whatever you want. id still watch em
This was a shock for everyone in India including a 13 year old me. Still gives me the creeps
Quality was fine!! Great video!
i think he ptsd or something after his work accident and then the death of bopal made his mental state even worse and somehow, he forced them to do the ritual
u did great job on name pronunciation and this was interesting case thanks for great video
Wow this case is fascinating! Great video
I honestly love the work you put into these videos I honestly don't care about the quality , I love Bing watching your videos on Sunday so if you take it away your basically taking away my excuse to stay home 😭😭 please don't
Ah, I saw this documentary in Netflix... Twisted... Very very mental
i love these edited down videos pls keep doing them even if they're on another channel, the quality really hasn't been that bad tho
the moment it was revealed how their bodies were found my face contorted............ holy shit. that scenario described is so horrifying. i
Personally I like when it's condensed and put on RUclips because the streams are not always an ideal time for me to attend anymore 😞
I can hardly keep up with RUclips videos these days but that's just me.
*edit* if I remember correctly, the stories I'd read and were told the father was abusive and controlling before death. Once he passed it was sad but a weight off their shoulders until the son "saw an opportunity". He said how the father was speaking either to or through him and this did result in a few things bettering but was still not happy with their progress as a whole to being how he thought they should be. So they practiced this "ritual" over and over until this day.
Quality looked good to me. Your presentation was very good. Im not adding any more technology in my life, so i hope you continue to present True Crime , here
I feel so sorry for this innocent family. They missed their grandfather after his demise.
I love watching your shows, please continue to post.
Please keep posting them here! Unless they a completely different genre like baking, I personally don't think it should be in a different channel haha. Though maybe add to the title to indicate that it's a livestream cut?
Anyway fantastic job as always. I enjoy these individual cases and also looking forward to the next Solivagant!
Please keeping posting these somewhere on RUclips. I don't mind the quality or if you want to use another channel but livestreams are hard for me to catch with my schedule.
you pronouncing the names was so cute haha, great work aria !
Please go through the Netflix documentary on this tragedic case, not just for the case itself but you will also get a taste of what has become of Indian mainstream journalism in recent years.
Please keep uploading this kind of videos!
I didn’t end up finishing the Netflix series that this video is based on. So, this is a great alternative!
I love being able to watch these on RUclips because I can't always make the streams!!
A suggestion would be to have constantly updated playlists of your different types of videos but that’s just me i dont know how often people actually refer to the playlists of a channel
Dont care about the quality I just want you to continue this content
I've been to this house and this house now giving really weird vibes like you can feel them.
I enjoy these videos here and don’t mind the quality. I prefer having an edited version
I would love for you to keep posting these videos to RUclips in some capacity, as I’m not a twitch user
Quality is always awesome! I just want to see you, lol. I haven't been on the other app, and missed seeing your face! Love to you and Sai! •Auntie Jayme•