When Gamers Kill: The eSport Murders

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  • @wavywebsurf
    @wavywebsurf  Год назад +415

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    • @sunnythemartian
      @sunnythemartian Год назад +11

      first like on the comment ayyy lmao

    • @VarVarJeg
      @VarVarJeg Год назад +36

      no thank u

    • @sunnythemartian
      @sunnythemartian Год назад +18

      @@VarVarJegi swear to god my humor is so broken bc this made me laugh harder than i have at probably anything ever 😭💀

    • @WSendam
      @WSendam Год назад +10

      @@sunnythemartian it’s alright ❤ all our humor is broken

    • @playprank6197
      @playprank6197 Год назад +1

      Real question why David has gun in first place?

  • @reedime5396
    @reedime5396 Год назад +14469

    I remember when the David Kats thing happened. The most awkward and funny thing about the whole thing was when Fox News had a debate panel. One of the people on the panel was passionately arguing how video games cause violence and wanted simulated gun violence out of real life tournaments. Then when she learned that Madden was a football game, she was left speechless.

    • @TheyCallMeDio
      @TheyCallMeDio Год назад +1322

      I need to see the clip for this lol

    • @Urm0mz
      @Urm0mz Год назад +1426

      ​@@jsmith3946 its...not the game...killing the...
      🤦🏾‍♀️

    • @Chud_Bud_Supreme
      @Chud_Bud_Supreme Год назад +1186

      Ban assault sports games!
      Edit: Oh my God, can people seriously not tell this is sarcasm?

    • @videosammy
      @videosammy Год назад +628

      Disproven by her own stupid argument. Priceless 😂🤣👌

    • @mindnomad
      @mindnomad Год назад +168

      I neeeeeeeeed to see this clip

  • @ZorotheGallade
    @ZorotheGallade Год назад +1827

    The "What did he shoot me with" line is chilling. The victim probably hoped it was a prank or he was using BBs or rubber bullets and held on to that hope.

    • @Yonko-Cola
      @Yonko-Cola Год назад +144

      Yeah I got to that part and had to pause the video. It was said franticly but also kinda calm and matter of fact. Freaks me out.

    • @michaelgillespie9112
      @michaelgillespie9112 Год назад +122

      ​@@Yonko-ColaYeah, some people go in intense situations come off as disturbingly calm, because their minds are focused on dealing with situation, and processing everything later.
      Usually once the situation is over, it hits them and they can even break down.

    • @AdachiCabbage
      @AdachiCabbage Год назад +11

      @@michaelgillespie9112 He couldn't break down. He was dead bro.

    • @yordansic
      @yordansic Год назад +94

      @@AdachiCabbageYou missed their point.

    • @NytroMug
      @NytroMug Год назад +8

      Yeah that was a creepy line. Hope you feel better by now because this comment was made a month ago :)

  • @DiscipleGames
    @DiscipleGames Год назад +634

    googling "how to rob someone" is one of the funniest things I've ever heard a criminal do

    • @girres43
      @girres43 9 месяцев назад +23

      how else are you gonna learn 🤨

    • @MarioWahoo69
      @MarioWahoo69 8 месяцев назад

      @@girres43taking your chance

    • @ozols81
      @ozols81 8 месяцев назад +11

      ​@@girres43expirience

    • @excalibur493
      @excalibur493 8 месяцев назад +7

      ​@@girres43Books. I met a guy who learned how napalm was made from them. Can't get tracked by corporations while reading, either. 🤓

    • @redgrave4492
      @redgrave4492 8 месяцев назад +3

      There's probably a wikihow page for this

  • @dragon_ninja_2186
    @dragon_ninja_2186 Год назад +5295

    Major respect for Doublelift. Not only a great League player, but having to deal with strict Asian parents, making his own way, dealing with family tragedy, and still pushing on.

    • @kaydwessie296
      @kaydwessie296 Год назад +660

      FOR REAL. Plus like, nobody talks about how abusive his parents were. They disguise it as tradition, but it's abuse.

    • @winstonedwards2014
      @winstonedwards2014 Год назад +490

      @@Flip634 Bruh. Abuse is abuse, no matter how much Asian parents try to paint it as tradition or culture.

    • @beegborg3303
      @beegborg3303 Год назад +350

      ​@@Flip634 try to say something of substance "don't care" is the most basic shit I have ever seen...

    • @brockly6434
      @brockly6434 Год назад +64

      Love doublelift. I’ve got an old CLG poster signed by him and a few others

    • @Monkey_11
      @Monkey_11 Год назад +22

      Horseshit. That doesn’t last forever. I would have rather had strict ass parents than none at all. As someone in the foster care, “tiger parents” is the dumbest excuse and narrative that’s ever existed.

  • @vanhooza
    @vanhooza Год назад +4362

    Winning a tournament after your parents were murdered is a different type of animal. All the respect to Doublelift and rest in peace to all the victims.

    • @dtlasocal1540
      @dtlasocal1540 Год назад

      he didnt even care when they were alive, let alone dead 😂literally a psychopath, as long as hes playing games hes good

    • @michaelbriggs3787
      @michaelbriggs3787 Год назад +66

      Yeah rest well all my support to him 😢

    • @BedCat1432
      @BedCat1432 Год назад +54

      He will play and he will win to make his parents proud

    • @bellwolf5702
      @bellwolf5702 Год назад +72

      His mother was the one to pass away, his father survived

    • @johnb.d
      @johnb.d Год назад +189

      It's so fucking heartbreaking and disturbing that while he was winning the tournament, being all excited and stuff, his brother was killing his mother.. jesus. That is just tragic..

  • @bijuutamer729
    @bijuutamer729 9 месяцев назад +348

    Murderer: this was premeditated. I even wrote a book.
    Lawyer: this was a spur of the moment decision. He can’t be held accountable for something he did on impulse.

    • @realgod1002
      @realgod1002 7 месяцев назад +28

      the worst part is that they fell for the Lawyers trap as well. This shows how corrupt and dumb the Justicial system can be that they go with something so insanely wrong.

    • @CocoWantsACracker
      @CocoWantsACracker 6 месяцев назад +6

      @@realgod1002 I'm on the fence about this. On the one hand, I think lawyers can be fooled by their clients, which they can't always be blamed for; on the other, I think lawyers who DID know their client is guilty and are merely doing damage control because it's what they signed up for are unethical. If a lawyer can be proven to have KNOWN they were telling a lie like the one pointed out here, I feel this should count as perjury and be punished accordingly.

    • @realgod1002
      @realgod1002 6 месяцев назад +4

      @@CocoWantsACracker in this case the lawyer knew... cause the killer had an entire book written about it. Claiming "It was a spur of the moment thing" Contradicts that evidence. That's like if i have a detailed plan on robbing a bank and my lawyer goes "Nah he just felt like it on that day".

    • @CocoWantsACracker
      @CocoWantsACracker 6 месяцев назад

      @@realgod1002 Ah, I somehow thought the book was published only after the trial. If it was out there by that time, it's quite a clean cut case for sure.

    • @leredao5959
      @leredao5959 5 месяцев назад

      Welcome to the Brazilian law system my friend.

  • @TheSammyAberdeen
    @TheSammyAberdeen Год назад +1459

    DoubleLift's story is heartbreaking. I can't imagine what he felt when he first received the news, then still went on to compete in the finals a week later and win. Just overwhelming emotions. Glad to see he's doing well today.

    • @sanctus9857
      @sanctus9857 Год назад +39

      yeah ikr, this is why I will forever respect Doublelift. Man's just received the most tragic news possible then went to win finals afterwards.

    • @ahmedaliyu1495
      @ahmedaliyu1495 Год назад +9

      I Hate his Parent for treating him like this

    • @GraveYardShif7
      @GraveYardShif7 Год назад +23

      The heartbreaking part of it is, is that his parents were not very supportive or caring parents. Of coarse, That doesn't excuse murder. But it gives insight into their screwed up, disfunctional, unloving way of Tiger Parenting. Tiger Parenting is a form of Mental and Emotional abuse for Asian children.

    • @rogaannn3467
      @rogaannn3467 Год назад

      Hate is a strong word. Parents want what is best for their children and feel conventional means are more likely to comfortably see their kids through life. Heavy on 'parents want what is best for their children'. You arent a parent and would not understand their internal turmoil. @@ahmedaliyu1495

    • @chiensyang
      @chiensyang Год назад +6

      ​@@GraveYardShif7,
      You are right about tiger parenting. A psychiatrist told me he was seeing the patients who were dealing the psychological effect from tiger parenting.

  • @tsumi6417
    @tsumi6417 Год назад +410

    I'm glad you not only covered Joshua's story, but gave a good context to the violent war on drugs that lead to his death.

    • @Aaron-zu3xn
      @Aaron-zu3xn Год назад +21

      but theres still a child whos body was never recovered

    • @EnclaveOfficer1776
      @EnclaveOfficer1776 Год назад

      Drugs are bad mkay.

    • @zippityzoop2576
      @zippityzoop2576 Год назад +10

      ​@@EnclaveOfficer1776They are but the war on drugs has just led to increased rates of use, death and cost taxpayers billions and billions

    • @vibechecked7522
      @vibechecked7522 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@zippityzoop2576r/woosh

  • @PriscentSnow
    @PriscentSnow Год назад +180

    God I wasnt expecting to see Doublelift's story here since he wasnt the perpetrator but given the nature of some of the other coverings that are on the video I suppose its to be expected.
    I still remember the day I got the news on what happened to DL's family. Man, I followed this guy closely back in my teenage League years and was rooting for his career. I was even brought to tears in his interview where he swore he would make amends to his parents. The guy deserves better.

    • @VERGIL...-
      @VERGIL...- 9 месяцев назад +7

      Wild to see how DL's older brother went so mental over the breakup,my condolences to everyone involved in Doublelift's family
      Especially Doublelift who probably never would've suspected that his brother that got him started on his eSports career would be capable of smth like this

    • @MrsSankta
      @MrsSankta 5 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@VERGIL...- i dont think it was the breakup more like 30 years of controling toxic parents and man at his lowest point in life

    • @VERGIL...-
      @VERGIL...- 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@MrsSankta That is probs also true

  • @flipina
    @flipina Год назад +816

    If you look up details of the Dota story, the state of Joshua's body was so gruesome. That year he died, many other teenagers were killed by police. Forensics recently revealed foul play. Appreciate wavy adding sociopolitical context.
    Many poor kids here play games as an escape.

    • @nautgamingnautgaming9949
      @nautgamingnautgaming9949 Год назад

      I feel bad for Sebastián that young man n that shot officer are the victims
      Joshua totally did it n i think he killed Sebastián
      Yes you can plant drugs n evidence
      But impossible to make up bullet trajectory and the fact a cop is lying down bleeding that physical evidence is as good and strong as DNA or a camera recording
      That level of evidence cant be planted because of gsr or other dna evidence demonstrates TAMPERING or manipulation of a murder n THAT WOULD GO PUBLIC
      Plus most DRUG DEALERS i knew back in the hood in the 90s n 2000s in the streets stole cars rob gas stations and sold drugs so its in the personality of these to eventually move UP IN the crime road to redrum n manslaughter n RICO

    • @kingdingaling2469
      @kingdingaling2469 Год назад +14

      I did .
      So I definitely get it.
      My Sega Genesis was My Besty
      & I had friends, I had My real BFF from 6yo that became My Brother & We stayed down until His passing on Thanksgiving 2008
      2 days before His 29th B Day
      I’m still down with His Family .
      I do feel bad that more time goes by the less We see each other
      The less I stop by but it’s just from time flying bye bye
      I still text His Momz every few months , which I should be doing a lot more . Life’s a trip .
      Anyways …. As I was saying…
      Lol
      Yea, My Sega Genesis and then My Play Station was what kept Me going for a good decade
      Until I finally let a girl get Me away from gaming
      But then of course a couple years later people were actually making loot from gaming
      but I quit because I didn’t want to appear to be waisting My time 🤦‍♂️
      Every time you let someone else dictate what you do instead of going with what has always been there …
      I was really good @ Madden too .
      For some reason I have not been able to get back into gaming
      Whatever happened that got Me to quit playing, it severed something. Lol. But FR
      I wanted to ,
      I’ve bought a PS3 back when but hardly played it
      I’m thinking of getting a Meta Quest 2 VR
      When I played My nephews it was super cool
      Also considering getting The X Box S because it’s new and much more affordable
      I like Play Station much more but
      I don’t think it would be smart to spend $600 + to get back in and to get started
      So….
      Yea…. Here’s a Book for ya to read 😁
      I hope You enjoy it as much as I did writing this 😊
      I’ll have to comeback and give You a heads up when I actually make the purchase 😁
      ✌️🙏

    • @catsdogswoof3968
      @catsdogswoof3968 Год назад +1

      ​@@kingdingaling2469so like you only like owned games ig

    • @Dada-gk9ic
      @Dada-gk9ic Год назад

      ​@@number1fenGTFO softy

    • @Dada-gk9ic
      @Dada-gk9ic Год назад

      ​@@kingdingaling2469Text and visit his mom more often. He'd appreciate that!

  • @bibarrel5111
    @bibarrel5111 Год назад +300

    I remember when the Laxamana story broke, I can tell you that how wavy described the DOTA2 police murders are actually even worse. Murders happen on a daily basis here and the police won't even bat an eye and as described would be the main perpetrators of such murders. It's so common that we all just kind of...gotten used to it, sad at it may sound. My heart goes out to the families of Laxamana and Sebastian, I hope you get the justice you've been hoping for.

    • @PandaMonium92827
      @PandaMonium92827 Год назад +4

      They literally don't need serial killers because they are all on the police force.

    • @nautgamingnautgaming9949
      @nautgamingnautgaming9949 Год назад

      Disagree it seemed like the police are right here
      He was on a stolen bike ALONE could've dumped his friend to keep a secret thats why they never found him n been dealing drugs
      The fact AN OFFICER GOT SHOT pretty impossible to make that specific detail up as a lie
      People who deal drugs steal vehicles to avoid being traced n carry firearms
      Yes police can be CORRUPT but its few n far between n is quite rare but ITS SO BLOWN out of proportion we think otherwise
      Or me you or someone WHOSE CLOSE to you got caught n you think its unfair
      That prejudice caused by genuine emotion can cloud ONES PROPER JUDGMENT
      I think he did it because there are details they mention that seem OPEN N SHUT n are near impossible to MAKE UP

  • @memoraveljogador8697
    @memoraveljogador8697 Год назад +182

    For those who also don't know how the justice system works here in Brazil: there is no life-sentence here, the maximum time you can get in jail, no matter the crime, is 40 years. Also no matter the gravity of the crime, there is a chance of you never complete your sentence, ex: Elize Matsunaga, a woman who killed her husband in several pieces, stuffed it inside of a luggage and then tried to burried it, got 19 years and 11 months but was release after completing only 10 years and now works as an Uber, another example is a goalkeeper from an huge team here in Brazil (Flamengo) called Bruno Fernandes das Dores de Souza (aka. Goleiro Bruno) who was arrested on the charges of homicide, concealment of corpse (via making his two dogs eating the corpse), kidnapping and false imprisonment of his own ex-lover Eliza Samudio, which was alleged pregnant of his own child, he got 23 years and 1 month but only completed 10 years and now keeps playing as goalkeeper in a small soccer team and lives like nothing has happened. That's Brazil for ya, the only crimes that's guarantee of death is whatever is related to child and since even the officers knows about how useless these sentences are, they usually announce to everyone what kind of crime you committed before put you in a cell.

    • @blahblahblahblah729
      @blahblahblahblah729 8 месяцев назад +2

      Thiss

    • @davidmandel8960
      @davidmandel8960 8 месяцев назад +9

      Dont forget Isabela Nardoni, who's father and stepmother beat up to death then threw out a window and got 16 years

    • @BradleySims-pl3gf
      @BradleySims-pl3gf 5 месяцев назад

      Brazil is a shit hole

    • @thecolonel3995
      @thecolonel3995 5 месяцев назад

      Look at the dude. He's gonna be passed around to everyone interested

  • @TheOriginalItsCake
    @TheOriginalItsCake Год назад +2018

    I feel so bad for Phobos, he sounded like a great guy it's a real shame he died

    • @NFSBeast2365
      @NFSBeast2365 Год назад +5

      😞😭

    • @TheRealRusDaddy
      @TheRealRusDaddy Год назад +131

      Thats why you never relax around their kind especially when money is involved

    • @certifiedcamm
      @certifiedcamm Год назад +185

      @@TheRealRusDaddy their kind?

    • @ashspike5232
      @ashspike5232 Год назад +427

      ​@@certifiedcammhe means black people he's being racist

    • @theguy4786
      @theguy4786 Год назад +140

      @@ashspike5232 Is he wrong? Those people will attack others just because they are wearing a different color. They never feel bad for anything they do until their actions catch up to them. It's a lack of empathy.

  • @pogchamporado
    @pogchamporado Год назад +577

    my heart especially ached listening to the last story. as a child of filipino immigrants we are taught to be proud in our identity and of our heritage so it is so terrible to hear that the people back in our home country are suffering so much due to the government that is meant to protect them

    • @onlineidssuck
      @onlineidssuck Год назад +12

      For real can you imagine being that helpless when the police can just up and take your kid and make him disappear. Whenever they want

    • @JohnDoe-ip1xw
      @JohnDoe-ip1xw Год назад +9

      Yeah it's tragic case. tbh if you are proud of your country, it likely means that you know very little about it... Pride is a fool's poison.

    • @octagonseventynine1253
      @octagonseventynine1253 Год назад +78

      @@JohnDoe-ip1xw don’t be ignorant., people can be proud of their country and heritage regardless of their government being corrupt.

    • @Safarichromosomeslol
      @Safarichromosomeslol Год назад +5

      @@octagonseventynine1253 exactly!

    • @JohnDoe-ip1xw
      @JohnDoe-ip1xw Год назад +1

      @@octagonseventynine1253 it's funny you mentioned that since most ignorant people are symptomatically proud of their countries and their "heritage".
      Don't get me wrong, you can be proud. But you must know the cost, or else you will just be blindly representing something you barely know. That is ignorant.

  • @gunsbeersmemes
    @gunsbeersmemes Год назад +31

    I had been a Sergeant for just over a year in JSO, I had been with the Sheriff’s Office for just over 7 at that point, now 13 years. I will never forget that day. One of the worst days of my career. I'll never forget hoofing down Bay St. Silver lining, the lovely family that owned the place, now operates a wonderful arcade that I frequent regularly.

  • @PainfullyCasual
    @PainfullyCasual Год назад +796

    Im a Filipino currently living in the home country, and the notion on the police here by wavy is 100% accurate.

    • @silverdededestruction2197
      @silverdededestruction2197 Год назад +144

      I am 100% certain that the police just planted evidence on those kids. The police in our homes genuinely would do that, especially since it was furing the war on drugs.

    • @koteshima6682
      @koteshima6682 Год назад +51

      the police definitely planted those evidence.

    • @pressplayulysses
      @pressplayulysses Год назад

      It's basically a consensus that those policemen did kill those two teenagers. Not the first time this happened.

    • @noThankyou-g5c
      @noThankyou-g5c Год назад

      ACAB

    • @volcanicviper5984
      @volcanicviper5984 Год назад +32

      amazing how stupid the police think the people are

  • @Verinius
    @Verinius Год назад +704

    As a Filipino, I love that last bit about Philippines. It's good that you're spreading awareness about the human rights violations that happened / is happening in the country. Very much appreciated!

    • @tullyDT
      @tullyDT Год назад

      I remember idiots in my county commending Duterte when he was first elected and saying we should elect someone like him ourselves. They laughed when people pointed out that making it ok to summarily execute anyone just for being accused of being involved in drugs could easily be used as a tool to silence any political opposition or remove certain groups of people from society. Those same people will now deny that they ever approved of Duterte

    • @bryanoconnor7354
      @bryanoconnor7354 Год назад

      how about a north korean feels if he knows about the west and the lies in his country, lay low

    • @jth4242
      @jth4242 Год назад

      What's your personal opinion about the heavy-handed anti-drug war?

    • @Verinius
      @Verinius Год назад +46

      @@jth4242 The leaders need to be held accountable for the killings. The war on drugs never worked. It failed. What we have left are thousands of families who lost their fathers, husbands, and children.

    • @jth4242
      @jth4242 Год назад +1

      @@Verinius Is it more than just Duterte? Interesting take, I've heard some positive takes on Duterte as well, but it has been some time ago now.

  • @turkeyman631
    @turkeyman631 Год назад +46

    I still watch some of DoubleLifts content and I completely forgot all of this happened. The fact that he was able to keep himself together and keep trucking is amazing. Guy is an inspiration.

    • @arden_scott
      @arden_scott 7 месяцев назад +1

      Yea wow I never knew about this. It’s so amazing that he came through and won the championship after. I can’t imagine what he must’ve been feeling around that time. I remember watching him in high school years before this happened.

  • @charlesjoseph9842
    @charlesjoseph9842 Год назад +1616

    it's obviously tragic when this type of tragedy happens, but it's also disturbingly fascinating to see how some people can completely fly off the handle for reasons that seem super mundane to everyone else

    • @MickMcGarnackle
      @MickMcGarnackle Год назад +75

      Some people just have that little going for them in life

    • @chattingesque372
      @chattingesque372 Год назад +32

      Petty, not mundane

    • @problematic_canik
      @problematic_canik Год назад +17

      That's the main reason I carry.

    • @ZrankFappaH
      @ZrankFappaH Год назад +92

      Yeah penguinzo just dropped a video about a guy who was asked to not vape around a child, and he went on to stab the man who asked, in front of his child and he died.
      Something as simple as asking someone to chill on the vaping.

    • @louiseb6111
      @louiseb6111 Год назад +2

      @@problematic_canik 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️

  • @austinrock5891
    @austinrock5891 Год назад +573

    That last story is truly chilling… knowing what kind of power any police force has to fabricate lies to lean the story into their favor is one of my biggest fears of this world. It makes me lose hope in any justice system and policing we have, and the only real way you can be protected is by protecting yourself.

    • @Canalbiruta
      @Canalbiruta Год назад +33

      Basically the path that i took to conclude guns rights are about self preservation.

    • @afalseerra9517
      @afalseerra9517 Год назад +18

      @@Canalbiruta sure buddy, preserved for all of about ten seconds lol. your guns aint stopping shit.

    • @Canalbiruta
      @Canalbiruta Год назад +44

      @@afalseerra9517 dude, My home country is the most murderous in the planet no joke. We have 10000 murders per year and it got that bad when guns right were practically revoked. I don't think you get the psychological power anyone probably having a gun has on criminals, and how not having them leave room for police to literally act like tyrants with the pretext that they are supposed to defend the population instead of themselves. Btw some years prior here we had a famous case of a criminal who was being chased for months and know one even the police couldn't stop him. Dude traveled the whole country and was stopped the minute he got into a farm where the owner had a shotgun (one of the feel instences that you can have a gun here) and shot his shoulder... So yeah guns actually stop shit if you didn't know

    • @george4noles338
      @george4noles338 Год назад

      This is why most police forces here in america have badge cams. If you think law enforcement in this country is corrupt like the phillipines then you're a complete ignorant fool.

    • @soupcangaming662
      @soupcangaming662 Год назад +23

      @@Canalbiruta If you outlaw guns, you know someone's just gonna get one anyway. Especially if you could have guns before

  • @nutmegdoesstuff1339
    @nutmegdoesstuff1339 Год назад +122

    I can't imagine, he finally realized that despite the drama, he still loved his family and just wanted to go back and be with them again, just for his brother that he looked up to to go and kill their mom and hospitalize their dad.

  • @fakayu4363
    @fakayu4363 Год назад +1132

    Man the last story was such a tragedy and an embarrasment to my countrys authorities. I lived in the same town as him for 21 years before migrating to canada. Police will kill "alleged" drug suspects just to meet their quota so they can get promoted. People would rather go to a radio talk show (raffy tulfo in action) than going to the police to report an incident

    • @skypheonix619
      @skypheonix619 Год назад

      This is rather true because the Police can't do s*** unless you gave them money and/or your popular like celeb/politics. That's the time they will take actions.
      Looks like their Quote "To serve and Protect" is no longer apply to them.
      The officials says that they want things in proper yet they are covering up the truth just to keep their image clean.

    • @ShadowSora8491
      @ShadowSora8491 Год назад +82

      I hope we can one day get justice for what happened to those 2 boys. Police corruption is disgusting.

    • @Yahooligan72
      @Yahooligan72 Год назад

      Police corruption is the same world wide. Money talks and the rest just walks.

    • @ericgolightly8450
      @ericgolightly8450 Год назад

      What kind of backwards town was that?

    • @Vaternal
      @Vaternal Год назад

      Cops really just be corrupt everywhere their just another gang expect their “legal”

  • @NrettG
    @NrettG Год назад +386

    I remember hearing about the madden shooting when I was just about to enter my high school esports team, it was during the beginning of the "boom" that was happening and it shook the entire community when that happened. I heard a bunch of organizations did VERY harsh security a week after it.

    • @princessstarpeach9161
      @princessstarpeach9161 Год назад +2

      Same I live in duval and it was so sad It was at the Jacksonville landing so sad, it Got tore down 2019. Rest in peace 🙏 the people lost there lives.

    • @Invictus-Solaris
      @Invictus-Solaris Год назад +10

      If there was close to no security to begin with, then that’s a problem of it’s own. Even in the homes where the players stay, there’s a lot that goes on. A lot which you won’t know until someone finally decides to put it out there. Moral of the story: safety should be a #1 priority.

    • @mydogeatspuke
      @mydogeatspuke Год назад +5

      Should have been security to begin with. Emotionally unstable and developmentally stunted adults in a country that has easy access to firearms gathering to compete in video games that are the only thing that give their lives meaning is a disaster waiting to happen. Bizarre that nobody realised that until it happened.

  • @Srodi
    @Srodi Год назад +233

    Just a quick note: In the Call of Duty case, it was stated that Guilherme only avoided life in prison due to his mental health situation. In Brazil, we do not have life sentences. No one can be in prison for more than 30 years at a time.

    • @go-away-5555
      @go-away-5555 Год назад +10

      I'm not Brazilian, but I've read that there are ways of judges to make exceptions to that rule in very extreme cases, is that right? This is probably not considered an extreme enough case, but a gang leader for example.

    • @ChrissaTodd
      @ChrissaTodd Год назад +10

      25-30 years is known as a life sentence that's why people say 25 to life

    • @siphi7583
      @siphi7583 Год назад +6

      Guilly when he gets free: 🗡🗡🗡🤪🤪🤪

    • @th3_r4t_k1ng
      @th3_r4t_k1ng 11 месяцев назад +18

      @@siphi7583 Don't give literal murderers nicknames. Please.

    • @siphi7583
      @siphi7583 11 месяцев назад +4

      @@th3_r4t_k1ng Dude the entire internet is offensive, if you're such a glass person probably shouldn't use internet, Guilly appreciates it.

  • @nortonandrew5
    @nortonandrew5 Год назад +492

    This was terrifying for me as my closest friend sent me a picture of his kids playing at the Jacksonville Landing literally an hour before this happened. Apparently he and his kids left about 20 minutes before the shooting started.

    • @danieljoshuaplummer841
      @danieljoshuaplummer841 Год назад +22

      Well that’s freaking terrifying. Glad he got out, though I doubt he will be going to any Madden tournaments in the foreseeable future.

    • @kvnima
      @kvnima Год назад +14

      @@danieljoshuaplummer841 Honestly i'd understand because of the trauma and everything but I dont think *Madden tournaments* are the problem haha

    • @mydogeatspuke
      @mydogeatspuke Год назад

      ​@@danieljoshuaplummer841 you're glad he "got out" by leaving well before there was any reason to believe anything bad was about to happen? Stop being silly. There's nothing terrifying about being somewhere where nothing at all happened while you were there.

    • @michaelbarker6732
      @michaelbarker6732 Год назад

      Stop being a contrarian edgelord Puke. You KNOW why he’s glad they left just stop.

    • @soupcangaming662
      @soupcangaming662 Год назад +2

      That's really fucking lucky if that happened

  • @liliamei2863
    @liliamei2863 Год назад +388

    All my love to DL. I haven't seen much of his content but though he was notorious as a trashtalker, he seems really genuine in his streams and it's tragic that he has to suffer through the consequences of his brother's actions. I can't even fathom it. I know it'll never go away; death never does, and i imagine that is especially the case when it is something of this nature. But I hope and believe that he has been and will continue to be capable of coping in a manner that won't be detrimental to his self... Truly one of the most tragic situations I've seen

    • @seffer9772
      @seffer9772 Год назад +5

      He's notorious for having a close friend of his turn his back on him and give the team an ultimatum as well as causing a team mate to turn to alcoholism from working with doublelift. dl deserves no respect.

    • @SienAppelsien
      @SienAppelsien Год назад

      Sadly his personality is still rotten

    • @ilEagle3696
      @ilEagle3696 Год назад +14

      Just as he said he wanted to reconnect to his family, especially his mother (bc he specifically said he loved his mother after 10 years) this shit hit hard, no one deserves this

    • @Canalbiruta
      @Canalbiruta Год назад

      I've meat my fair share of trash talkers who outside of competitive gaming were not only chill, but genuine kind ppl. I don't know, maybe is the way they can release their bad parts somewhere lol

    • @mongo_sk
      @mongo_sk Год назад

      @@seffer9772 No, you're the one that deserves no respect for even saying that.

  • @princesscadance197
    @princesscadance197 Год назад +401

    The scariest part about these stories is that murderers aren't always handlebar mustache-twirling villains in some dark castle during a thunderstorm. They can and often do appear, sound, and even interact in such an unsuspecting way, that I don't blame anyone for not anticipating these kinds of things.

    • @Thegovernmentiswatchingyou
      @Thegovernmentiswatchingyou Год назад +3

      My exact fear..

    • @Acr6gAttt-mq2hr
      @Acr6gAttt-mq2hr Год назад +21

      Guess my comment was too truthful for RUclips to leave up? Let me try again. Almost everyone in these situations shows the same warning signs and backgrounds. All you have to do is pay attention

    • @sursurrus
      @sursurrus Год назад

      I feel bad you're just learning this now. Truly psychotic evil people look and act totally normal

    • @SnuggieMaple
      @SnuggieMaple Год назад

      @@Acr6gAttt-mq2hr there’s nothing you can do about it

    • @rohitchaoji
      @rohitchaoji 11 месяцев назад +3

      @@Acr6gAttt-mq2hrI think the difference is between looking at warning signs vs jumping to conclusions based on outward appearances. Like I remember a video where some hotel staff in Ohio called the FBI on an Emirati tourist claiming that he was associated with ISIS and what not. People don't want to peer deep into a person to see actual warning signs, and it is important to know the distinction between doing that and assuming based on appearance, what the OP was getting at.

  • @KeebeThePlush
    @KeebeThePlush Год назад +1297

    It’s terrifying to see how much someone can go insane when they are over taken by anger and guilt

    • @hedgeredgehaseightinch
      @hedgeredgehaseightinch Год назад +13

      ok

    • @scrubplaceholder6216
      @scrubplaceholder6216 Год назад

      Yeah, happens all over the world. But not all over the world guns are as legal as in the USA.
      Go out get shot.

    • @Steven_Bo1
      @Steven_Bo1 Год назад +3

      Jodi Arias

    • @steve3po13
      @steve3po13 Год назад

      Ur pfp is cancerous

    • @Dime_time333
      @Dime_time333 Год назад +13

      What a useless comment. Its crazy how much someone can be elated when they are taken over by joy and happiness

  • @ariesthagemini6526
    @ariesthagemini6526 Год назад +133

    Man I haven’t cried in a long time but when the announcer told the families that he did die around people that love him I broke a lil bit I won’t lie so sad that man decided to do what he did.

  • @Luc_B63
    @Luc_B63 Год назад +19

    Imagine youre going to a gaming conpetition and you find out a competators mother died, his father was in poor condition in a hosital, and that his own brother did it...and on top of all of that, the dude is still attending the competition...bro id leave right then and there lmao thats some beast type sht 😂
    And he still has a successful gaming career and uploads to this day! Hes the main character for sure

  • @AstraVoid
    @AstraVoid Год назад +149

    Doublelift is a true champion, all the pain he had to go through his life and yet here he stands as the real inspiration for many people

  • @Hardbass2021
    @Hardbass2021 Год назад +92

    I remember watching the news about the DOTA 2 murders here in the Philippines.
    And let me tell you, 2018 is a freaking violent year, since the, at the time, ongoing War Against Drugs are reaching levels of death that's really making the people worried for their own safety.

    • @rafacandido05
      @rafacandido05 Год назад

      It's crazy how in every country drugs win the war every single year. It's almost like treating drugs as a "crime" topic instead of a "public health hazard" topic for decades has not been working.

    • @61subsandnovideos
      @61subsandnovideos Год назад

      Yeah, because policemen were getting p áid to kïll the people here in the Philippines

    • @rogerofsalerno6127
      @rogerofsalerno6127 3 месяца назад

      Everything is getting worse, at least in this nuevo "America" most migrants dont know this because they just got here.

  • @Xbox360mIRC
    @Xbox360mIRC Год назад +44

    There was also another story you may have covered it already but it was about someone who flew from American to the UK to murder his prior internet girlfriend after she ended the relationship. He also ratted her prior to the attempted murder and monitored her activity and chats she had with other people. He even researched hand to hand combat and had a murder kit and everything. One sick twisted person. She survived but still that's such a horrible thing to do and was planned out and everything months in advance.

    • @PandaMonium92827
      @PandaMonium92827 Год назад +2

      Her boyfriend didn't make it 😢. I am familiar with the case

  • @TheKorfish
    @TheKorfish Год назад +156

    Not surprised on the DOTA police story. I saw a vid where a policeman in the Philippines shot and killed a mother and son, the son was being arrested and the mother wouldn't let him go so the officer shot them. Not only was it caught on video but he shot them in front of their family.

    • @forickgrimaldus8301
      @forickgrimaldus8301 Год назад

      Yeah a Ton of Cops in the Philippines are just Crooks with a badge

    • @AmirRazan
      @AmirRazan Год назад +16

      WHAT IN THE ACTUAL-

    • @gigag5827
      @gigag5827 Год назад +7

      @@AmirRazan
      Giga G
      1 minute ago
      Yeah... It was viral.... Just say the magic word: "I don't care eh! eh! eh!" or "My Father is a Policeman!" And also Don't worry, that Asshole was already Dead... Died in prison. And Still laughingstock alongside with his Daughter to these days.

    • @AmirRazan
      @AmirRazan Год назад +8

      @@gigag5827 What the heck are you talking about?

    • @gigag5827
      @gigag5827 Год назад +14

      @@AmirRazan I think, I need to make some few elaboration as I remember because it had been memed so much... This vid Viral in FB primarily. The context is it went altercation because the victim is using a Boga, A Bazooka like firework for you know.... Fireworks? And it hints that happens around End of the year because Philippines likes cracking some fireworks at that month (Around October to December) even in broad daylight... Then, this Police and his daughter confronts the guy alongside with his grandma... As I remember, this can be fixed by few talks but no! Police in the Philippines likes action! With guns of course! The Daughter brags it that "That her Dad is Policeman!" And they should be get intimidate.... But this old granny said "I don't care Eh! Eh! Eh!" And this "Policeman" snapped, pulls out his gun bang! Bang! Like a Gangster handling aim to the head of both of the Old Woman and Her grand son...

  • @loganthomas7379
    @loganthomas7379 Год назад +93

    I went to high school with Eli(One of the madden victims) and knew him pretty well. We played football and were in the same film group. He was a talented football player and very smart and polite. He deserved so much better😢

  • @Thisdoesntmatter123
    @Thisdoesntmatter123 9 месяцев назад +3

    I’ve watched like 10 of your videos and I realized I was not subscribed. Keep doing what you do man, great work.

  • @Chankun
    @Chankun Год назад +271

    I'm from Jacksonville and i had frequented GLHF (it was one of the places me and my now husband had one of our first dates) i knew about the shooting but no one would explain the reasoning. (i was living out of state for a job opportunity)I was sad that GLHF never came back after months of promising a rebuild. I completely understand their decision to let that area go now. I thought it was a random shooter (along with the general collapse of downtown)

    • @Blapey8Qq
      @Blapey8Qq Год назад +2

      RIP the Landing.

    • @datura_boof
      @datura_boof Год назад +1

      The landing became too .. uh bad. Anyways

    • @fyre9123
      @fyre9123 Год назад

      The Landing was a shithole by that point. The shooting was just the death rattle.
      NY Subway levels. Rats, roaches, muggings... nah. Bye bye.

    • @selfaware7617
      @selfaware7617 Год назад

      I'm just a few hours away and I'm glad I now know the full story

    • @robertmanes9333
      @robertmanes9333 Год назад

      I used to play MvC2 at the Regency Mall on the way to Jax beach. Old school fgc represent

  • @WTFBustahBrown
    @WTFBustahBrown Год назад +974

    David’s mom messed him up. If you look into the case she was responsible for having him over-medicated from a young age. Even the dad pleaded the court to not have him on so much medication when he was young

    • @dtlasocal1540
      @dtlasocal1540 Год назад

      @@tvh369 tell me you live in agony with your mentally unstable mom that drives you insane, without telling me you live in agony with you mentally unstable mom that drives you insane 😂

    • @komlat253
      @komlat253 Год назад

      But he has money haha .sick loser only needed to stay home. Got nothing to be mad about

    • @imsotallytober5
      @imsotallytober5 Год назад +137

      ​@@tvh369 dysfunctional family issues at an early age is a well known factor in mental issues. This doesn't matter. Happens on a daily basis and those people don't go out and kill people.

    • @drinkinouttacups2665
      @drinkinouttacups2665 Год назад

      @@imsotallytober5 sounds like you're simping for nutcases for no reason

    • @keonkla
      @keonkla Год назад +37

      @@imsotallytober5 mothers don't always kill their children from post partum depression yet what do ya know most who do go that far never receive consequences.
      I agree mental health is not a excuse to do evil actions but come back to me when your willing to talk about that portion of the problem instead of bitching about some men not being able to handle abuse.

  • @dwaynat2068
    @dwaynat2068 Год назад +28

    Ingrid deserves better. Can't believe they'd let a complete psycho like that run loose after only 14 years. At least that woman who was locked up for 40 years showed actual guilt for her actions.

  • @kurochi89
    @kurochi89 Год назад +74

    I actually visited the site of the Madden Shooter a couple of time. It was a really cool hang out spot. They had consols, pc's a small food lounge. The place as legit. Worst thing though was that I had a friend that was thinking about attending the event the day of the shooting. Luckily he didn't. Was pretty crazy to have this sort of thing happen in your home city though.

  • @SmolBeanMyth
    @SmolBeanMyth Год назад +197

    Honestly, my heart goes out ot Doublelift and his family. Having to grow in one of those strict stereotipical asian and black household is rough and I was lucky enough to have my parents support my future as an artist (after having to deal with a lot of things in the past between all of us).
    I only heard of DL from this video, but happy to see him push forward

    • @kennypowers1945
      @kennypowers1945 Год назад +3

      Wait there is a stereotypical “Asian and black” household? I didn’t know that was a stereotype tbh lol.

    • @SmolBeanMyth
      @SmolBeanMyth Год назад +11

      @@kennypowers1945 I realized my comment and there's kinda stereotypes for all race households, but I specifically was referring to stereotypical asian households. It's where the asian parents expect very high grades and a high paying future, then use harsh punishment if otherwise. Usually a helicopter/tiger parent. Of course, not all asian households are like this, but it's pretty common (or at least a common stereotype we know)

    • @DVNGXR
      @DVNGXR Год назад +4

      ​@@kennypowers1945yes at least definitely for Asian households. The stereotype is like the parents expect them to get straight As, learn an instrument, spend all their time studying, no social life. The parents choose the profession for their kids, basically whatever makes the most money, in particular medicine doctor/dentist or atleast a stem field. Extremely strict, overbearing and authoritarian, which may include physical violence, etc.
      Obviously it's a stereotype it's not true all the time, but it's definitely fairly common.

    • @jaronmarles941
      @jaronmarles941 Год назад

      @@DVNGXR Unfortunately, it's true too much as evidenced by the suicide rates in asian countries (especially China and Japan).

    • @Kayla-eh5fb
      @Kayla-eh5fb Год назад

      ​@@kennypowers1945it's pretty common that in Asian and black households parents are more strict. A white child would be able to yell and scream at their parents without consequences while if you do that in a black or Asian household you will get your ass beat. And the list goes on.

  • @Marblethekitsune
    @Marblethekitsune Год назад +7

    i have heard about a decent amount of traumatic events that happened on august 26th in many years, including one specific event, one that also happened on august 26th many years back, the world may never heal from: my birthday
    but in all seriousness, all of these tragedies, regardless of date, time, cause, motive, etc. they should never be forgotten, in hopes that history never repeats itself

  • @mtdreamcatcher5090
    @mtdreamcatcher5090 Год назад +46

    May everyone who lost their lives in these murders rest in peace. Thank you for documenting these cases, it's not easy but these cases need to be heard

  • @I_am_Vino
    @I_am_Vino Год назад +43

    As a Brazilian who was there at the time of the murder of the Call of duty guy, I was staying in Brazil before coming back to the US and it was absolutely terrifying seeing that while living in the same city as the guy, it was all over the news.

    • @xXClassicUserXx
      @xXClassicUserXx Год назад +2

      Arent worser things happening in the favelas

    • @blahblahblahblah729
      @blahblahblahblah729 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@xXClassicUserXx Not as much as ppl think, and not in all favelas. A lot of them are peaceful and well-guarded. There are some where the war on drugs still runs free tho, and most ppl are killed by lost bullets in the operations.

    • @rogerofsalerno6127
      @rogerofsalerno6127 3 месяца назад

      Why could you not just stay in Brazil dude? I think people from mexico and south america are the worst.

  • @ahnightingale
    @ahnightingale Год назад +10

    An addendum about the Jax Landing: The Landing wasn't demolished because of the mass shooting. The Landing had long been neglected and experienced declining revenue and tenet turnover. There were also safety concerns and inadequate security.
    Highlighting the Jax Landing's neglect, GLHF Game Bar wasn't a legal establishment. It was a small backroom in Chicago Pizza at the Landing with minimal egress, with PCs lined against the window and numerous booths with consoles. Organizers had to ask people to leave during the tournament because there wasn't enough space for everyone. Moreover, GLHF didn't have a permit to operate as a business from the COJ and violated numerous fire codes. GLHF was a safety hazard, and I wonder if those two men would still be alive if GLHF had just followed the permitting process and didn't operate illegally.

  • @Twi66e
    @Twi66e Год назад +342

    “She crossed my path”
    I highly doubt if some guy that could defend himself crossed your path you would of murdered him.

    • @Stoned420Guru
      @Stoned420Guru Год назад +66

      Well considering it was an opposing team, he could've killed any other guy but he goes for the girl, shows what kind of person he is.

    • @flarestorm9417
      @flarestorm9417 Год назад +107

      He also invited her to his place, so saying she "crossed his path" doesn't even make sense.

    • @Nikki_the_G
      @Nikki_the_G Год назад

      @@flarestorm9417 Exactly, he invited her over so he could kill her, she didn't cross any "path". Psychopath, pure and simple. When he gets out, he will be a danger to everyone.

    • @sanna9062
      @sanna9062 Год назад +8

      *would have

    • @craftingmac6162
      @craftingmac6162 Год назад

      ​​@@Stoned420Guru you'd be saying the same thing about mass murders. They really do kill anyone that cross their path. And you'd call them a pussy anyway. Just call them all evil and make it even. Not reason to bring your masculinity into this.

  • @andrewcamden
    @andrewcamden Год назад +147

    It's sickening that a cold-blooded murderer was sentenced to only 14 years in prison. A creep like that WILL kill again if given the chance. Nothing short of life in prison is appropriate for murderers.

    • @thehyperion5333
      @thehyperion5333 Год назад +11

      Brazil has no life in prison sentence, you can only get 30 years max, but you can cut any imprisonment time by half with good behavior.

    • @CorporateG0th
      @CorporateG0th Год назад +29

      Insanity defenses make no fucking sense. "Your honor my client didn't murder someone as a crime of passion, he's a coldblooded psycho killer who does it for fun." "Oh okay let's cut it down to 14 years, unleash him on society again with parole in 8"

    • @yang5188
      @yang5188 Год назад +12

      as a brazilian i have to say, our justice sistem is *trash* that's why crime rates are so high here

    • @11th-lemon
      @11th-lemon Год назад +10

      ​@@CorporateG0thThat just means that the defendant has to be locked up in an asylum instead of a prison. At least in prison you can leave early by behaving good.

    • @CorporateG0th
      @CorporateG0th Год назад +4

      @@11th-lemon if institutionalization is indeed applied, rather than just them being found to have diminished capacity and receiving a lesser sentence. Esp. with "temporary insanity" the latter is often the case.

  • @revnantmr5043
    @revnantmr5043 Год назад +18

    Police in the Philippines and its government is so corrupt. I can't fathom how devastating it must be for the family of those two kids.

  • @msliper
    @msliper Год назад +12

    I always like the way you finish each story, not just randomly after telling the outcome but kind of finishing the way you opened the story... if anyone knows what I mean. Makes it feel complete.

  • @ImARealHumanPerson
    @ImARealHumanPerson Год назад +79

    I'm loving the direction this channel is going. I loved it before. But the stories over the last year or so have been great.

    • @TyloRenn
      @TyloRenn Год назад +3

      I just got into him a few months ago and my God he makes some great content.

  • @Stamin-UpSoda78
    @Stamin-UpSoda78 Год назад +34

    The League Story is kinda wholesome, its great to here the guy is thriving in tournaments, hopefully his brother is handed the rightful sentence in prison for life, and I hope his Dad makes a full recover! 👍

  • @brettk.1398
    @brettk.1398 Год назад +104

    Wavywebsurf is the ultimate gamer

  • @mustbetheSUN
    @mustbetheSUN Год назад +197

    Man, I feel so sorry for Yiliang. Glad he's doing okay now.

    • @michelletran8242
      @michelletran8242 Год назад +64

      yeah, hearing him say that one day he'd like to just be their son like normal again and then seeing how that will never really happen truly is pretty heartbreaking

    • @seffer9772
      @seffer9772 Год назад +3

      yeah him turning team mates in to alcoholics and team mates giving teams to leave the team if they have to work with yiliang.

    • @XNDUIWOfficial
      @XNDUIWOfficial Год назад +3

      I'm also an Asian gamer, but I'm also a game developer.

    • @Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman
      @Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman Год назад

      ​@@XNDUIWOfficiallol you gon get killed

  • @olivearc
    @olivearc Год назад +8

    I just got into gaming right when the DoubleLift story broke, and I also only lived not even 5 miles away from the scene. It made me hesitate to even pick up a controller for awhile. Scary stuff.

  • @mina4530
    @mina4530 Год назад +52

    The last story is unfortunately not uncommon. Some police do the "planting drugs" thing. Also yes, there are corrupt police officers - even abusing their power.

    • @Skibidi_Fazbear
      @Skibidi_Fazbear Год назад +8

      I have my respect to police who actually do their job unlike these mfs

    • @afalseerra9517
      @afalseerra9517 Год назад +3

      @@Skibidi_Fazbear acab

    • @brawler5760
      @brawler5760 Год назад +4

      @@Skibidi_Fazbear I keep telling myself this too, especially since I have someone on my mom’s side of our family who is actually a good cop. With stories like these though I question… everything.

  • @Aries1990
    @Aries1990 Год назад +13

    Thank you for all the content you've been putting out lately, Wavy.

  • @Bacon__SteezBurger
    @Bacon__SteezBurger Год назад +8

    David Katz dad was a career engineer for NASA, his mom was a state toxicologist, and his barber was a gerbil with safety scissors taped to its hands

  • @MisbegottenQueen
    @MisbegottenQueen Год назад +163

    Take a shot or take a rip of whatever you have every time you hear wavy say "meticulous" and "innocuous"😂

    • @alexpopowski1318
      @alexpopowski1318 Год назад +31

      That’s reckless endangerment of human life, bruh.

    • @redhill3248
      @redhill3248 Год назад +15

      @@alexpopowski1318 Welcome to life bruh

    • @TracksWithDax
      @TracksWithDax Год назад +4

      crap, now I'll never stop hearing it lol

    • @nigelgrim
      @nigelgrim Год назад +4

      @@alexpopowski1318 repeating in my head simultaneously in a loop

    • @sheepcountingme4309
      @sheepcountingme4309 Год назад +2

      every video 😂 still great

  • @dchap8719
    @dchap8719 Год назад +77

    Hearing the screams of the people at the madden tourney in real life still haunts me

  • @TheTocuba
    @TheTocuba 10 месяцев назад +5

    "I'm done going to Madden Events unless EA provides security"
    EA: "That's a $25 DLC"

  • @nyxastrae
    @nyxastrae Год назад +10

    Ingrid was a friend from my circle of friends. Guilherme sent the letters for one of our friends (a game researcher) through email too without context about it, and she commented through twitter. It was when many of us started to know well what happened.

  • @hallow3588
    @hallow3588 Год назад +18

    the Call of Duty Mobile murder was such a shock to the community, I remember it was all over the subreddit when it happened

  • @SoilderKrizer
    @SoilderKrizer 6 месяцев назад +3

    The insane part is that me and my friends went their mere months before that madden shooting for ceo a fighting game tournament.

  • @NFSBeast2365
    @NFSBeast2365 Год назад +151

    The PS4 robbery was _TRULY_ f***** up. As a PS4 fan and fellow gamer, I’m so sorry for Daniel, may he Rest In Peace. I send my sincere condolences for his family 💐 😢
    The league of legends tragedy broke my heart. My heart goes out for Double lift and his family.

    • @Varangian_af_Scaniae
      @Varangian_af_Scaniae Год назад +8

      Meeting up with urbanites at night... Daniel is the one at fault.

    • @nashbullet3213
      @nashbullet3213 Год назад

      @@Varangian_af_ScaniaeHope something similar happens to you so you know where to lay the blame

    • @Varangian_af_Scaniae
      @Varangian_af_Scaniae Год назад +7

      @@nashbullet3213 If I were so dumb to meet urbanites at night, you are free to blame me! We don't have many urbanites where I live but we do have plenty of people facing Mecca. I would not meet any of them at night either. Maybe not even fellow whytes.
      It's about knowing the risk and not walking into an ambush!

    • @nashbullet3213
      @nashbullet3213 Год назад +7

      @@Varangian_af_Scaniae It’s so easy to look very careful and smart from the sidelines of a situation

    • @UnknownSource08
      @UnknownSource08 Год назад +6

      @@nashbullet3213it was 930 at night… lol like what.

  • @titon7608
    @titon7608 Год назад +18

    You always upload when I have chores to do and need something to watch. Thank you!

  • @lukerp2291
    @lukerp2291 Год назад +3

    I Remember me and my friends used to go to the GLHF game bar when we were way younger. It's surreal to see it pop up in a video years later like this.

  • @DeathMetalDerf
    @DeathMetalDerf Год назад +75

    I was actually doing security for a company hired by 716-Food (pronounced seven, one, six, food) at the time the Madden tournament event that was held here. I really didn't think very much of the guy. He was just about the least assuming and most introverted guy ever. More uncomfortable under the spotlights than anything else. What a sad, sad thing to have happen. The loss of innocent life is so heinous I don't know how to describe it.

    • @wellfuckyoumr
      @wellfuckyoumr Год назад +14

      Oh yes 761, pronounced seven one six. Makes total sense

    • @harryb12993
      @harryb12993 Год назад

      @@wellfuckyoumr damn beat me to it

    • @WaaWaainnitbruv
      @WaaWaainnitbruv Год назад

      I always pronounced it: one, seven ,six. Learn something new everyday

    • @brawler5760
      @brawler5760 Год назад

      I agree with your sentiment, but also… seven one six? 761-Food? Really?

    • @DeathMetalDerf
      @DeathMetalDerf Год назад

      It's 716 Foods. I'll show myself out now, thanks. 🤦‍♂️

  • @Arcticgdnmore
    @Arcticgdnmore Год назад +195

    I'm just so sad about the death of Daniel. The couple from craigslist clearly were very stupid and didn't know what the hell they were doing. It's just sad that it costed Daniel's life in the process.

    • @The.Original.Potatocakes
      @The.Original.Potatocakes Год назад +29

      Lol those kind of people do it all the time, look at the news!

    • @IsmailofeRegime
      @IsmailofeRegime Год назад +41

      ​@@The.Original.Potatocakes What do you mean by "those kind of people"? The poor? Something tells me you'd rather not clarify because it'd make you sound foolish.

    • @JayyyYT1
      @JayyyYT1 Год назад +30

      @@atomdecay Care to elaborate?💀

    • @The.Original.Potatocakes
      @The.Original.Potatocakes Год назад +2

      @@JayyyYT1 it’s called google, why are you famous? Lol

    • @The.Original.Potatocakes
      @The.Original.Potatocakes Год назад

      @@JayyyYT1 click on his name, he ain’t shit like the rest of us lol!

  • @andreh4eva
    @andreh4eva Год назад +88

    One add-on to the Guilherme's case: He didn't get life in prison, not because the jury considered him mentally unstable or sth, but because there is no life imprisonment in Brazil. The system is so ridiculous that is likely he won't even serve his full 14-year sentence in jail.

    • @poisonouslead85
      @poisonouslead85 Год назад +9

      You guys don't have a "state hospital" for the criminally insane? In the USA he would have been sent into the "state hospital" system and that would effectively be a life sentence for a delusional killer with anti-social personality disorder. The doctors and the hospital director get the final say in whether an inmate is to be released and they'd have a hard time ever letting one like him back out in clean conscience.

    • @andreh4eva
      @andreh4eva Год назад +9

      @@poisonouslead85 Yeah, but I don't think it would apply to his case (in brazil at least). The state can also hold indefinitely criminals who are considered a permanent threat to society, but its mostly used only in high-profile cases, such as serial killers or leaders of criminal organizations.

    • @MlnscBoo
      @MlnscBoo Год назад

      He didn't realize chick was actually a dude

    • @20skr20
      @20skr20 Год назад

      Smh he shouldn’t be in the public smh

    • @siphi7583
      @siphi7583 Год назад

      Guilly when he gets free: 🗡🗡🗡🤪🤪🤪

  • @tristanloveday5240
    @tristanloveday5240 Год назад +29

    Imagine getting life in prison over a PlayStation. The greed of some people is astounding.

  • @meanberryy
    @meanberryy Год назад +67

    While most of theese kind of videos disclaims that theese monsters are rare exceptions in the gaming community. I feel like it's important to say that this also goes for people with schizofrenia as it's is even more stigmatized than gamers.
    Schizophrenia can couse extreme and delusional paranoia but far from everyone responds to fear with severe violence. You also need to be an agressive person to respond this way.

    • @Fifjfnfnfjfhdjdjdjf
      @Fifjfnfnfjfhdjdjdjf Год назад +13

      Thank you for speaking up. People have all sorts of assumptions about schizophrenics and heartbreaking incidents like these only add to the bigotry.

    • @bdarecords_
      @bdarecords_ Год назад +4

      @@Fifjfnfnfjfhdjdjdjf People with schizophrenia is the better term. People with disabilities, not disabled people. "Schizophrenic" can be perceived as a slur.

    • @SamuelTrademarked
      @SamuelTrademarked Год назад +2

      ​@@bdarecords_🤓

    • @Fifjfnfnfjfhdjdjdjf
      @Fifjfnfnfjfhdjdjdjf Год назад +5

      @bdarecords_ I'm aware. I'm schizophrenic myself and use that term because I'm sick of the fact that having this illness is perceived as something you have to distance yourself from by putting a "have" or "with" in before the illness (I'm schizophrenic vs I have schizophrenia).
      "Schizo" might be perceived as a slur, but the schizophrenic/person with schizophrenia thing is in my experience more about some people wanting to separate themselves from their illness (which is perfectly valid by the way, it's just that I'm not one of them) in a they "have" and illness, they aren't their illness kind of way. I've also heard plenty of people with disabilities refer to themselves as disabled. In the end it just depends on the individual and what they're comfortable with.
      Sorry this got a bit long, I just wanted to explain myself.

  • @numbuh1507
    @numbuh1507 Год назад +30

    Guilherme is the definition of "It doesn't take a killer to murder; it only takes a reason to kill".

  • @RenewedAurora
    @RenewedAurora Год назад +12

    I completely forgot about the Doublelift story. Dude's a gigachad for going and winning the LCS the next week like he did. After that I mentally agreed with myself to support him wherever he went.

  • @LydiAtheistLady
    @LydiAtheistLady Год назад +5

    I love the longer vids you are putting out. Short vids are great too! It’s just your content is so good I can (and have) watch hours. It really helps me get outta my headspace. Wavy!!!!

  • @NoodlyPanda
    @NoodlyPanda Год назад +297

    As a schizophrenic myself I just want to clarify that we are more of a danger to ourselves than we are to other people. We're not monsters, we're just scared.

    • @txchia
      @txchia Год назад +43

      As someone who has been in contact with a lot of people going through different mental health issues, illnesses and disorders (because of hospitalization), I'd like to second this.
      However, there *are* cases in which these people can present some danger to others.
      And that is, if schizophrenia *was* the right diagnosis for Katz

    • @hydreigonchungus
      @hydreigonchungus Год назад +22

      I am in your walls

    • @NoodlyPanda
      @NoodlyPanda Год назад +78

      @@hydreigonchungus LOL, it doesn't work like that. Meme parrot.

    • @coffin7904
      @coffin7904 Год назад +36

      ​@@NoodlyPandafuck that dude lol. hope you're doing well :)

    • @misstekhead
      @misstekhead Год назад +19

      I’ve been lucky to meet many people who happened to have schizophrenia or are schizo-affective. Most of them you would never have guessed there were any issues whatsoever. Working with a team of mental health care providers and being on meds at just the right dose can do wonders for the lives of those with mental illness of any kind. I really hope the stigma of schizophrenia lessens with upcoming, younger generations. Take care and I wish the best for you.

  • @nickcecil9336
    @nickcecil9336 Год назад +3

    My brother was supposed to be at that Madden Tournament but he decided not to go. Taylor only lived an hour away from me. It still gives me chills thinking out that. Rest in Paradise.

  • @yancieb
    @yancieb Год назад +8

    There was a really crazy murder in my town in Florida known as "The Xbox Murders" where this no good dude brought a crew over to the house he was squatting at to get his xbox back (he would hide his coke inside) and when they arrived to find a group of highschool friends in the house, they massacred all of them. It was such a crazy ordeal.

  • @clancey1717
    @clancey1717 Год назад +53

    I was actually watching the madden tourney on stream and was one of the most terrifying things to witness and hear I've ever been through, I still hope everyone who was impacted there have found peace

    • @LoominousShroominous
      @LoominousShroominous Год назад +7

      I can’t even begin to think what that must’ve been like for you - Now just imagine what it would have been like in person…

    • @clancey1717
      @clancey1717 Год назад +7

      @@LoominousShroominous I couldn't even begin to imagine what it was like the horror knowing that you could be so close to not seeing the next day. I really do hope every single person that was there has been able to find some sort of closure

  • @Frazzled_Chameleon
    @Frazzled_Chameleon Год назад +33

    A lot of people who become completely obsessed with gaming are usually looking to escape reality. Whether it be to escape violence, loneliness, abuse, or mental problems, it becomes a way to obtain control in a real-world life that doesn’t seem to have any. When they lose a game, get bullied by other gamers, or have their games taken away by family/parents/guardian, the loss of control infiltrates the only place they considered safe and they can’t handle it. They lash out.

    • @soupstoreclothing
      @soupstoreclothing 11 месяцев назад +3

      you make a really great point and i would just like to add to it. gamers that get pissed about pronouns and trans people don't realize that games are also escapes for trans people too. if you play a game and it has a gay/trans person or the ability to be gay/trans in it, and your immediate reaction is to rage and cry and kill people over it, it's just demonstrative of the fact that games are only allowed to be escapes from reality for Some people. otherwise it's putting "politics" in games, disregarding the fact that games like metal gear solid, call of duty, or one especially on the nose like spec ops the line are all political games. it's only not okay when it's politics they don't like, when it's the lives of people they would rather not think about.

    • @Acacius1992
      @Acacius1992 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@soupstoreclothing Tbh. i doubt for many it is an issue that Lgbt/Trans content is included.
      It is much more the HOW.

  • @MilesMartinGolf
    @MilesMartinGolf Год назад +6

    As a person from jacksonville, i remember this event. "The landing" the name of the shopping center it was held in, was already a sketchy place and slowly declining as stores closed. This event was basicly the end of the place and now its been bulldozed and a new park put in.

    • @XNDUIWOfficial
      @XNDUIWOfficial Год назад

      GLHF has moved on from Jacksonville entirely.

  • @catskulllz
    @catskulllz Год назад +253

    It's genuinely scary how far people would go for a game on a screen.

    • @miciso666
      @miciso666 Год назад +32

      same with any sport really...

    • @ImTakingYouToFlavorTown
      @ImTakingYouToFlavorTown Год назад

      Not to give them any credit, since they are all mentally ill in some way.
      But for the Madden player there was 5k on the line. For somebody like him who doesn't have much going for him in life I imagine it was more important to him than just winning the game.

    • @LoominousShroominous
      @LoominousShroominous Год назад +17

      “It’s only a game, why do you have to be mad?”

    • @hookerfooker4281
      @hookerfooker4281 Год назад +56

      You just deliberately ignore the underlying issue of mental illness that caused these tragedies to happen.

    • @Childneglecter
      @Childneglecter Год назад

      @@hookerfooker4281 still gaming being one of the reasons dont undermine that

  • @noamcommanderhereforthetruth
    @noamcommanderhereforthetruth 9 месяцев назад +1

    Its hard to belive that people will do this things,bicos of a s*** game and money..
    This is realy sad for everyone,and bicos of an iteam that meant to be fun and comforting.
    This is too bad,And I share in their grief for all involvd on this mater,be strong!.💝
    Thanks wavyweb!.💞

  • @Sans_The_Skeleton
    @Sans_The_Skeleton Год назад +79

    Respect to Danny for not going down without a fight, Rest in Peace ✊.

    • @BarkerBoyBrizzle
      @BarkerBoyBrizzle Год назад +2

      Would be alive today if he didn't fight

    • @jishani1
      @jishani1 Год назад +11

      @@BarkerBoyBrizzle victim's fault, right? clearly not the people who robbed him.

  • @BV-Auto
    @BV-Auto Год назад +47

    Yet, another banger. Wavy still never disappoints!

  • @austin31bennett
    @austin31bennett Год назад +6

    11:20 that was very emotional and classy of the commentator. Im sure it really touched the families of the deceased. Shout out to thay guy ❤

  • @himydayhello
    @himydayhello Год назад +66

    i feel deeply for ingrid, though all of these stories are ofc very sad. being a "gamer girl" i am sure she faced misogyny daily, so for her to meet up irl with a guy she met from a game, he must have really made her think he cared for her, when really he was planning to take her life all along. her last moments must have been filled with horror, regret, betrayal and fear, not to mention the physical pain... may she and the other victims rest in peace.

    • @phoenixxxashez
      @phoenixxxashez Год назад +5

      Lol girls don't face misogyny for gaming. What is this? The early 2000s?

    • @himydayhello
      @himydayhello Год назад +25

      @@phoenixxxashez i mean in video games, not irl.

    • @crashfan123
      @crashfan123 Год назад +32

      ​@@phoenixxxashez 🤣 yeah they definitely do ngl

    • @violet7773
      @violet7773 Год назад +26

      ​@@himydayhello women also face misogyny irl

    • @himydayhello
      @himydayhello Год назад +3

      @@violet7773 ofc! i meant in the context of my comment.

  • @999jussumguy
    @999jussumguy Год назад +9

    I remember seeing pictures of the victims of the Madden shooter and it was super traumatizing how one of the victims was still in his chair when he bled out and died. All that over a damn madden tournament. That's just insane bruh

  • @nickmudd
    @nickmudd 9 месяцев назад +1

    I used to have temper bursts especially with video games and Ive smashed a controller, broke a disk, and punched a hole in the wall. I finally started Lexapro for anxiety in my 20s and Ive never had an anger spout since

  • @BV-Auto
    @BV-Auto Год назад +9

    Wavy deserves every sub and more! Excellent research in every video. A true pioneer in this YT genre. Respect

  • @raccoonofsparta2771
    @raccoonofsparta2771 Год назад +5

    Absolutely great video, I have only heard about the first case in this video. Thanks for providing a good source of genuinely good content that covers such topics.

  • @ElaborateTiger
    @ElaborateTiger 9 месяцев назад +1

    These people irreparably altered the course of countless people's lives over videogames that nobody would be playing or caring about one year later. Insanity.

  • @InsaineAZN23
    @InsaineAZN23 Год назад +47

    lool loved your dedication to saying Doublelift's legal name instead of calling him Peter😂

    • @AmirRazan
      @AmirRazan Год назад

      What's so funny about that? He's documenting the story, of course he has to say his name. Even if he's gonna butcher the pronunciation.

    • @codalong
      @codalong Год назад

      At least it’s a cooler legal name than “Eric” 🥴

    • @AmirRazan
      @AmirRazan Год назад +1

      @@codalong you roast em 💀🔥

  • @ParrotMan01276
    @ParrotMan01276 Год назад +11

    That third story is so beyond tragic and so senseless. Kayla no reason to pull out a gun. They no reason to rob him in the first place. Ridiculous.

    • @ImTakingYouToFlavorTown
      @ImTakingYouToFlavorTown Год назад +12

      A 16 month old baby with a 16 year old mother shows that she wasn't exactly good at thinking things through.

  • @atomicnectar
    @atomicnectar Год назад +3

    This is so insane I just pray that my loved ones stay safe in this crazy world

  • @emmaswan8059
    @emmaswan8059 Год назад +4

    great video!! such a fascinating array of cases, and so deeply devastating. can't believe i hadn't read about any of them.

  • @siddiq069
    @siddiq069 Год назад +22

    wasnt expecting Yiliang story had sorta bitter sweet ending. but im glad he is still going. and proved that his career could gives him the big bucks

  • @sangregato7831
    @sangregato7831 Год назад +1

    God, the David Kats situation, this was my city. It's really eerie when Facebook gives you the option to mark yourself as 'safe' when it's not hurricane related. The Landing (where this happened) has been town down a few years ago.

  • @scottpeltier3977
    @scottpeltier3977 Год назад +13

    It had to be haunting to be on that stream and catch the laser sight on that one guy, know exactly what it is yet is powerless to do anything

  • @Ha1frican
    @Ha1frican Год назад +7

    That moment when you look for a long RUclips video to play video games to and Wavy uploaded 1 minute ago 💪