The Sinister Truth Behind Jake Evans' Confession
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2023
- Did the constant exposure to violence provoke Jake Evans to commit murder of his family, or could there be another reason for such a mild-mannered person to become a killer?
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That dispatcher really did a fantastic job. She overcame her initial shock so quickly, stayed calm and compassionate and was able to keep him calm and comfortable enough to keep talking and tell her everything. Always refreshing to watch true crime and not want to scream at the dispatcher. She was so kind and collected.
Absolutely. That woman deserves a medal. She is incredible.
I was going to say the exact same thing, what a lady!
“And how did you do thaaaat?”… the way she asked that question was as if he had said he did a push up for the first time. Totally calm and as if nothing crazy was happening
That initial shock is where I would have stayed you hear me? Good dispatchers are like masterful surgeons of information.
Could there possibly be a better voice for the calm dispatcher because I don't think so. Like talking to your best, most compassionate, caring friend. That is some amazing training she went through!! They need to teach it to dispatchers across the entire country.
I have grown up in poverty, played violent games, and watched violent movies. Not once have I had the fleeting thought to harm someone let alone my family
Same here bro, it wasn't the movie that made him do it! He had some very deep rooted issues and needed help bad! I think he was more than likely drawn to the violent movie because he felt like doing that before he ever saw it. I played the most violent games around and watched the scariest/gory movies out and it had no impact on me at all! Other than the occasional nightmare! But that's it. This kid wasn't right that's why he did what he did no other reasons.
Exactly. Ive listened to ICP since I was 13 back in '94, so by their reasoning I should be an axe murder lol
The same for me as well, but if you are predisposed to violence because of genetic or environmental factors the violence in the media doesn't help.
@@robertmaxwell1016 YOO insane clown posse ! Havent heard that in awhile.. Facts tho
❤ Yes.
Damn how I wish he'd have spoken to this dispatcher before he did what he did. He sounded like he'd been holding everything in for a long time but was able to vent to her because she's so approachable and calming. Great job.
He did great work
Yeah, I think if he had received psychological help prior, he may not have murdered his mother and sister. Really makes me wonder if the family noticed he was mentally/emotionally struggling. It’s a very sad situation because two human beings are gone too soon, a family is forever traumatized, and this boy has to live with the remorse and guilt of what he has done. I believe him when he says he feels sorry for what he did. It’s tragic for everyone involved :(
@@LaNoturna right. I very rarely have any empathy for people who do such a terrible thing but I have to admit I did feel bad for him because he sounded like he needed help. I could be completely wrong I guess and maybe he's just manipulating the whole situation for sympathy but that's just not the vibe I got here.
@@lynsey4224 Agreed. I have that supsicion as well. On one hand he truely sounds remorseful and that he is so straight up honest about it, speaks for him. On the other hand, he seems not shocked at all and to know very well what the reasons are that drove him mad . Which coincidentally happen to be socially unaccepted, political incorrect things a large number of people would sympathize with.. He also described that he was "suffocating" as he said, which as a long ongoing process. So it seems he would also be smart enough to figure out that there are about a dozen of other ways to solve that problem, but to kill his family. Normally one would run off, ask for help from authorities, speak up to them or ask for psychological help, considering the awareness about mental problems being widespread also among kids nowadays. Considering all those facts, it seems a lot like he had this planned for a while and must have found something appealing about this approach of dealing with the problem, knowingly ignoring other options. So it's also likely he did think in advance about these kind of excuses, that would cause empathy with other people and maybe even actually had the hope, he's able to get away with it by playing the victim. One moment in the call made me particular supsicious: when he asked for pills against nightmares of the murder he just commited. Doesn't sound very remorseful and seems very egoistic to be worried about the quality of your dreams or even lifetime, after just having ended the life of two humans, that even happen to be his very own family.
"No I didn't mis-spoke"
That dispatcher deserves a raise for how calmly and respectfully she handled the situation
Foh she didn’t do anything but try to keep him alive so he can get arrested. How did she help him Like she kept saying they were going to do🤷🏾♂️
Yes but depending on how you handle any situation it can affect the outcome of any crime. If you handle it badly it could end with more people getting injured or other stuff. If you handle it well the likelihood of more injuries occurring are significantly reduced.
That is probably the best 911 operator I have ever heard. Props to her!
Especially on a true crime video. Generally speaking, the 911 operators on these videos are infuriating.
@newgrl yeah. Even though what that kid did was absolutely horrible and he should be yelled at and reprimanded, that would have just made the situation way more hostile. He could have decided to just go out by suicide by cop, and maybe hurting other people, but she kept him extremely calm and she had control. She did an amazing job. Whatever training 911 operators go through, they should have to listen to this conversation to learn from it.
Truly, we hear so many who deserve to be fired at best and she did an amazing job
You think that’s the best? Oohkay..
Not really, There always is room for improvement, not listening correctly and asking or repeating information back is so annoying, listen!, pitch and tone, not the best..
This young man needed this dispatcher in his life before he murdered his family. She embodies empathy, kindness and compassion, he needed that, we all do! What a lady 🙏🏼
You said the best comment in this thread!
How do you know he hadn't had a caring mother and he's not making stuff up as he goes, to make him look better in the eyes of the law? I wouldn't trust a double-murderer. Even if what he says is true, he's still the older brother, he should know saying to his sis things once isn't going to change much, for once. Ehhh....
I don't think she would have stopped this piece of shit from being a piece of shit.
her voice was so annoying but she did a great job
You do realize she was trying to be "empathetic" for a good outcome? She's trying to keep the killer calm and get as much info as she can while sending the police there without any incident.
This legitimately broke my heart. What he did was terrible, but the way he poured out everything to a stranger just shows how pent up his feelings were. I wish the dispatcher and he had met before he did this to his family. That dispatcher deserves an award of some kind, handled that so beautifully and so nurturing towards him. :(
Maybe he was able to talk about things because he'd committed the M/ders & released what' had been building before he lifted the phone
NGL it has a relation to religion , religion also killed people because they thought "hey these people are not good by our standards so they dont deserve to live" , just keep this in mind
Jake is a narcissist and sadistic punk, his remorse is fake, and only contrived for sympathy.
Screw him. He's a scumbag. Who CARES what his emotions were.
@@Tetrathegod Which religion are you talking about? There are a few thousands out there.
This family was Christian, and if you're talking about Christianity, you don't seem to know anything about it.
This is the best dispatcher I have ever heard, she did such a great job. It must not be easy to stay this calm and helpful while hearing such horrible things...
🤡 she didn’t do anything special, but try to keep him calm so he can get arrested without incident. She doesn’t care about him. Tf outta here!
That 911 operator deserves some serious recognition for how well she handled this call. She treated him beautifully with dignity and respect, she was so caring despite the situation. Truly unbelievable the empathy and compassion she displayed for this boy. An incredible human being.
Not to mention she asyablished first degree murder immediately and no one here in the comments is realizing that
@@theoldblood3804mans (or lady’s) got a point…. “Theyve” got a point.. as in oldblood raises a great point.
She was great. They should show this to trainees
I think that the most important thing she said to him was, "I'm listening. You have my undivided attention," because I feel that, more than anything, Jake needed someone that would just listen to him without judgement at that moment. She controlled the situation beautifully, and was able to keep him calm.
We hear about so many cases where the 911 dispatchers are just awful, rude, insulting, even outright dismissive. It's nice to know that there are truly compassionate and competent people like this women doing the job.
@@oldpunker885 Absolutely. This was a masterclass in controlling the situation, keeping the caller/killer calm, getting as much relevant information as possible, and showing compassion.
As a male who grew up watching the most violent movies and playing counter strike all the time, I can say its the person and not the media/games. 99.99% of the population can absorb these things and differentiate fantasy from real life. These killers are mentally ill, and blaming other outlets is just an easy out.
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Really? You've not seen young boys pretending to be superheroes after watching movies? You're basically being programmed to want to be someone else. Of course violent games and movies affect men. That's probably why 94% of killers are men.
Absolutely right brother, the games help relieve stress...and vent....nothing more.
True i agree with you , untill and unless such violent movies or games are exposed to little kids this can happen.
Honestly if you watch a violent film or play a violent game then go out and reenact violence towards actual people then there’s something already wrong with you psychologically/emotionally to begin with
The most beautiful soul of a 911 dispatcher by far. I was so present in this case. My heart goes out to this family.
Why do all you people in the comments keep making a big deal about her all she was doing was trying to keep him alive so he can get arrested. She doesn’t care about him.🤡
You hear so many awful dispatches, squealing, getting frantic, unable to hear anything and apparently just ignoring what's being said, asking them to repeat the same thing over and over.... This lady is the cream of the crop. ❤
I’m a cop and an EMT, and this is a prime example of an excellent dispatcher. Keeping him calm and gathering info and disseminating it to units at the same time. Great job.
I’m hoping someone will be dissuaded from doing the same as this kid did after seeing this.
I’m almost sad such a great dispatcher was here with this kid instead of the various people that have died from incompetent ones. However, this was such important evidence. Everyone deserves this kind of dispatcher when they call.
She did the best job of any dispatcher I’ve ever heard .
Came here to say the same thing. (I'm neither a Cop nor EMT though) haha
@@cackalackaboi9737 yessssss
Amazing how they make it a violent crime from a movie when he expressed how he hated the race schism in his family. Wow how people ignore that! Typical of American society. Not a cool and murder anybody but I definitely understand the sickness of dealing with racist society. Stop giving EMTs pats on the back and listen to what the kid was really stating. It’s easy to be the oddball out in such a racist country and I mean that factually because he couldn’t stand his racist family. When will people critically think and instead of thinking with their emotions? Can people in this country do that?
This...THIS is the tape that should be used to train every other dispatcher!! She is amazing!!
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Yes! I totally agree!
Except the part where she never asked for the address. That seems like a pretty important step.
@@somerando280 I would say it was probably just redacted for privacy, most times addresses and phone numbers are redacted on recordings.
@@somerando280 Please believe me they probably already had it as long as they were on the phone. They have tracers.
That dispatcher deserves a medal. She did an awesome job 🏅
That is the best dispatcher I’ve probably ever heard. WOW. I’m blown away. You can’t train that level of calm, compassionate care. Amazing.
Horror media did not influence Jake to the point of killing his mom and sister. He was just really messed up
He didn't like racist people.
He grew up in a home full of baseless hate. He broke. He saw his family as the problem, which they were in a different sense. He was bound to snap. He needed help and everyone missed it.
@@michellechristine2288 the victims are not alive to defend themselves, so there is a question of verifying his claim. Furthermore, there's a fixated thought pattern, and I think he displays something pathological here. He seems to consider this an honor killing. Despite that, murder is not justified by alleged racism. To be honest I think he was trying to formulate a way to make the murders seem less cold and calculated.
@@FartAssLadyLike if you look into the family you'll see a lot more of what I'm talking about. It wasn't just racism. There was a lot more to it than you'd think
Agree when they said "correlation, not causation." Horror genre may be a common interest for mentally disturbed people, that genre does not create those people.
I'm sick and tired of games, movies, books, and music being blamed for people murdering others.
It absolutely has a lot to do with psychology and if everybody had to learn about it we would understand why we should blame books movies and games for what these young people do and some.
Better to blame the racist family and their hateful bullshit. That's the real cause.
@@MzLaDonna75 bro I'm afraid to choose the wrong dialogue option bc I don't want to hurt the npcs feelings but go off ig. not everyone's brains are the same, I'm sure you get that, but what you're saying sounds dumb I'm sorry. like, I'm so violent bc i play Party Hard and horror games, OBVIOUSLY I'm thinking about killing people FOR SURE 🙄 if he didn't have access to a gun this wouldn't have happened. let's focus on that bc no one else seems freaked out he had access to this weapon so easily. he wouldn't have went through with it if he couldnt get a gun... not saying he wouldn't eventually offend but maybe his family could've gotten him help before it was too late
This is what Jake says, unfortunately they are not here to give their side of the story. Sounds to me like he’s trying to sound noble, when he’s anything but.
Yeah, for all the talk about respecting victims, they get slandered based on the word of a murderer.
There are three sides of a story. Yours, theirs, and the truth. Usually, the truth is a mixture of the first two of the aforementioned sides. And yes, as you said, it's unfortunate that their story cannot be heard.
Jake was bullied in school and his wonderful mother quit her job to home school Jake trying to make life easier for him. Not one family member is racist or ever looked down on anyone. This family has always been kind to all...just look at the forgiving hearts all of them have. So much more than I think I could have ❤🙏
I hope the despatcher knows how many people appreciate her for what she does and especially how she does it.
and it never occurs to anyone that maybe people who are inclined to kill are drawn to the violent movies/games, rather than being inspired to kill by the movies and games?
Exactly that.
When I was younger I was so interested in football. Couldn’t stop thinking of it. I bought a PS3 and ended up playing Madden every day for months on end. When I finally got to school, wouldn’t ya know it, I ended up playing football… I’ll never forgive that PS3!
Thank you. It really irks me when I hear oh xyz caused the person to be ABC
Right! It seems that Ive been the only 1 to think this exact same way and I've been around for a long time and you my friend are seriously the only person I've known/seen/heard to think the same thing.
It's pretty ridiculous to think malleable people aren't influenced by violent media. I get not wanting that to be the case, but come on
I've seen this case a few times, and I just can't get over how calm, professional, and even motherly-like she was to Jake.
I agree
I think that’s what he always wanted. Someone to talk to
The dispatch? She deserves 365 days paid vacation.
She totally killed it with professionalism!! I am guessing that wasn't her first rodeo!? She is so good she should teach her method in courses or schools for emergency line operators.
@@gatdemun yes. Exactly what you said. 💔
2.5 years in a mental institution before even being competent enough to stand trial. Wow. I definitely think he had some issues before this terrible tragedy happened. He probably would've/could've benefited from that time in the mental institution before he committed the crime.
They did say the family was strictly religious, maybe they thought they could pray away the mental illness instead of actually getting him some help.
@@spamandjamjamandspam8669 or they msy have caused it
May
I've rarely if ever seen that. There has to be an underlying mental issue. I suspect they were "waiting" for him to become fully schizophrenic but it never happened. I think it's a diagnostic issue, here, we're missing things, the human brain is complex.
@Desi365 no thats not true. It can still help those with therapy and other methods. It seemed like he was abused and needed an escape. A lot of people do not do things for no reason. He clearly had problems with the way his family was living. He took it into his own hands, and that's exactly what happened. Of course, in the spur of the moment, his remorse will not affect him until after the call to 911. Its not some mental illness at the start of the crazy, there is a cause and effect for most if not all trauma mental illness. The diagnosis comes after the brain has reached a threshold where it cannot cope anymore and forms a pattern it cannot escape unless medicated and therapeutic measures are taken.
This was so difficult to listen to but this woman deserves so much recognition. Absolutely incredible job.
"Jake hated people that were self-centered, racist, and bullied others." Wonder how prison is working out for him.
I don't understand why everyone is just taking his word for it when he says his mother and sister were awful racist people. It's like everyone is forgetting that they're the VICTIMS here
@@denisehagwood4542 Because racism is appalling and unforgiveable and NO ONE ever does it ever. Murder is such a 90's thing to feel outrage over, remember that movie 'Heathers'? Good times.
Lmao. Yeah no kidding 😂
Because lefty’s who drink the jewish kool aid think violence is a acceptable response to words.
@@secondhandjudgement9002 Barely humane living conditions? He's going to a fking palace *compared* to prisons elsewhere in the world. Should be send him to Club Med ffs? You are a guIIible fooI if you believe that's why he kiIIed them, he said himself he wanted to kiII anyone...he just wanted to look like a killer with a valliant cause, and his victim the evil ones. lol It strikes *you* the wrong way, *YOU* strike me the wrong way.
As a cop I just have to agree with everyone that’s already said it - that dispatcher is top notch and her experience was on display. She was calm, created a connection with Jake, ensured her officers were safe when they got to the house, got a full account of what happened and handled that just perfectly. It’s a truly thankless job since most people think ur just taking phone calls and talking on the radio but it’s an incredibly hard job and takes a toll.
Re-fund the police!
@@StAlphonsusHasAPosse, police need a major raise!
@@StAlphonsusHasAPosse police are rolling around in tanks pretty much. i think they’ll be fine
@@maryluharmon3267 teachers need a raise
@@maryluharmon3267 Absolutely!
Kinda ironic how he was calling others bullies yet in the end he became the ultimate bully.
Shouldn’t have been racists….
You're not understanding or using the term "bully" properly.
Wow, that has to be the most professional dispatcher on the planet! She stole the show and wasn’t even trying to…
What a horrible, senseless act.
I wish the family well and hope they do indeed find some way to ‘close that chapter’
Thus dispatcher is absolutely amazing. How can she be so calm and motherly in a situation like this?
She is doing her job and is doing it really great. Staying calm, assessing the situation and keeping him calm so he wouldn't hurt other people, weather that might be another family member or the first responders. She does an excellent job, every dispatcher should be that way. Staying calm no matter what is part of what a dispatcher is taught, but only a few can follow that rule in such tough RL situations, which I find understanding. I couldn't do that, but she can and is really amazing.
She was amazing! Who knows what kind of danger 1st responders could face with a suspect who has been agitated by 911 dispatchers.
I was going to comment the same thing, what an incredible person, and what a difficult job.
It's Real Life. No time for acting.
It takes a very special person to do that job! She was amazing ❤
I can't believe those parents sued the Film Producer's for their son's violent act. In total denial that their kid is a sociopath.
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They need to blame someone
@@lisahanson527 it’s never their fault.
I thought it was the parents of the kids who died that sued? But if it was his parents that really insane.
It was the parents of the victims
Man it sounded like he had a pretty hard life being a ritch suburban kid a big house to live in playing golf his sister wanting to watch movie with him spend time with him I don't think I could handle all that stress
Well when his sister and mom are as disgusting as they were, I can see him taking out that filth.
@@EmeraldViewdo we know they were filth? Or are we taking the words of a killer unfit to stand trial, of “shes like um kinda racist sometimes” as absolute fact? Man I’d hate to have u on a jury… no chance you’d listen to anything after the defenses opening statement… smh
it funny how we all ignored they were mouth frothing racist and terrible who cares what they have, I don't condone the murders but i really can't bring my self to care about racist getting done by their own. a nice life... evil is evil you ask me.
@@hulkmad27 It's funny that you believing the words of someone who would kill his own mom and sister...? Like, c'mon bud. Think about it for more than a few seconds.
Thing is I'm 42 years old... Grown up watching violent movies and playing violent video games, was severely bullied at school, my grandpa taught me how to shoot hunting rifles and manage hunting knifes, they were all avaliable at my disposal during my childhood and teenage years... Never became an hunter, don't like hurting animals, and not even for an instant as ever killing or hurting someone crossed my mind, never been violent to anyone or committed any violent actions... Don't know if it was for the education I received, for always having an accut sense of self conscience and awareness or if I'm a rare case but I always knew to distinguish fiction from reality and bad from good... BTW props to that dispatcher... Amazing handling of such a dreadful situation
I don't think you are rare. The exceedingly "rare" subject is the mentally unstable specimen that IS influenced by graphic violence and/or gore. Consider that meta‐analyses evidences that graphic violent content in media significantly increases aggressive thoughts, hostile affect, and aggressive behavior,... ESPECIALLY IN ADOLESCENTS. No reasonable, intelligent or unbiased human remotely questions this. Similarly, no reasonable, intelligent or unbiased human asserts that graphic horror flicks or playing graphic violent video games 120 hours per week,... GUARANTEES you to become a murderer.
Consider, 1 in 105 people has epilepsy. Of this group,… around 3%,… or,… 0.0003% of the global population at large,… have “photosensitive epilepsy”. This is when seizures are TRIGGERED by the CONTRIBUTING FACTOR or STIMULUS of certain rates of flashing lights or contrasting light and dark patterns.
Now ask yourself:
Do flashing lights cause everyone to have a seizure? NO.
Do flashing lights cause a majority of people to have a seizure? NO.
Do flashing lights cause a lot of people to have a seizure? NO.
Do flashing lights cause 25% of people to have a seizure? NO.
Do flashing lights cause 10% of people to have a seizure? NO.
Do flashing lights cause 5% of people to have a seizure? NO.
Do flashing lights cause 1% of people to have a seizure? NO.
Do flashing lights cause 0.1% of people to have a seizure? NO.
Do flashing lights cause 0.01% of people to have a seizure? NO.
Do flashing lights cause 0.001% of people to have a seizure? NO.
Do flashing lights cause YOU to have seizures? NO.
Do flashing lights cause anyone YOU KNOW to have seizures? NO.
Do flashing lights cause acquaintances of someone YOU KNOW, to have seizures? NO.
However,… if you happen to be a person pre-disposed to photosensitive epilepsy and are marginally susceptible to the affects of strobes, flashing lights, etc.,… can flashing lights be a CONTRIBUTING FACTOR in CAUSING you to have a seizure? Absolutely. Thus, by default and definition,… strobes and flashing lights can be “causal”,… not just “correlated”,… to the onset of seizures for certain persons with underlying neurological conditions. Rare? Yes. Does it happen? Sadly, Yes.
For those adamant that the graphic violence and/or gore often presented in film and games CANNOT increase aggressive and hostile thoughts AND behavior,…. the “American Psychologists Association” (APA) vehemently disagrees. Rare? Yes. Does it happen? Sadly, Yes. ,… but what do they know, right.
@@InjectBleach a Noble Prize 🏆
Probably the best dispatcher I've ever heard. No dumb questions and making him repeat himself 5 times. Also he will probably remember how she treated him for the rest of his life and hopefully he becomes a better person because of it (even from prison).
his 911 dispatcher was absolutely amazing. one of the most compassionate and helpful dispatchers I've ever heard. and the way she got so much information out of him was awesome.
Right!? I tell you my dispatcher after my double homicide was abysmal.
@@EmeraldView lol
@@EmeraldViewIt was me. I was so abysmal because of the fact you called the police to report that you committed a double homicide… on fire ants. Come on man 🤦♂️
@@bulldawg71199As somebody who is very closely related to those two Fire ants, I feel like they haven’t been given the proper respect they need.
I am very very angry about this ant murderer and I believe he should be put behind bars!
He's setting up his defense by claiming his mother and sister were racist that way he may get a sympathetic juror. And what he's says they're saying was most likely made up lies by him. Well ppl don't like a murderer that's worse than a bad attitude anyday. Awesome dispatcher!!!
*Jake:*
Hates people who have bad attitudes toward others; Repeatedly watches and glorifies a movie about an evil psycho who murders innocent people.
Physically harms/kills his family for verbally harming others. The hypocrisy.
However, it's incredibly sad how he just exploded from all that he kept inside. It just came pouring out to the 9-1-1 operator.
This dispatcher deserves an award..I'm not sure what kind of an award but she's definitely deserving of recognition to the highest degree!!
A RAISE!
lol I said the same then saw your comment. I suppose shes getting recognized now in this comment section! :)
an award/raise for doing their job properly lol gimme a raise too you people are too easily impressed
We get awards for doing our jobs now? looool
@@damianpharaoh161 Well, when a person is exceptional they definitely should be recognized.
Took the operator about about 3 words before she took a breath to control that initial shot of adrenaline but after that she was flawless. So sad😢
YES!!
As someone who is 32 years old and has been exposed to violent movies and video games while growing up, I believe that it is the responsibility of parents to have conversations with their children about these topics in order to prevent them from making poor choices.
You're right, parents should teach their children the correct morals. But I believe 💯 that these video games where they play as criminal characters, and how gory they are, most certainly desensitize kids.
I'm 60, the kids when I grew up didn't have video games, and there was much less violence committed by kids.
I don't think it's at all a coincidence that tons of extremely violent video games come out and this generation of kids are way more violent and are committing way more violent crimes. It is what it is.
Parents are just letting their children play these games for hours at a time, it keeps them out of their hair. Even the movies. We weren't allowed at all to watch movies that were rated R. And u weren't even getting into a movie theater without a parent for one even rated PG.
We just weren't exposed to violence as much as kids today. At school if kids had a problem with each other, it was, at most, a fist fight after school. Which was quickly broken up by some adult. Kid was suspended and usually got put on restriction at home...with no video games or cell phones like they all have today. Heck didn't even have cable tv yet. We had 3 friggin tv channels. And home computers weren't really out yet either. We had to read. Or draw.
Also, we knew how to respect our elders.
I really really think social media is the biggest cause of the lack of respect and all the "bullying" today. And kids today have such thin skin and everything "offends" them. I feel sorry for them. I wish they knew what it was like to just go outside and build forts and have adventures and meet girls/boys in real life before becoming gf and bf.
As it is, it's all about their social media accts now. How many followers, how many likes. It won't end well, and we are seeing that.
Ok, sorry for the rant. Lol
@@IdahoRanchGirl "where they play as criminal characters, and how gory they are, most certainly desensitize kids"
There is plenty of material available if you want to learn something instead of spreading lies! Games does NOT desensitize kids!
@@IdahoRanchGirlLOL you really think there weren’t cases of violent crimes committed by kids in the 60s? 😂
The 911 dispatcher on this call was top notch! Even though she knew she was talking to a guy who just killed 2 of his family members, he was also a scared kid, and she treated him appropriately with kindness and respect. It probably made the officers' job easier when they got there because the suspect had been kept calm by the dispatcher, making everyone involved safer. Plus she kept him talking and gained some insight into why he did what he did that day, which can be helpful when a case goes to trial.
The reaching here 😂 What about all the female cops that let people get bashed and abused? Female cops are worthless.
He was only worried about his punishment which is why he went into so much detail about not liking guns because he didn’t want the cops accidentally shooting him because he was scared of death after he just killed two people cause he couldn’t take a joke
I can't imagine the stress of being a 911 operator. She rocked this call.
this right here is the best true crime channel on youtube hands down. wonderful presentation of this needless tragedy, thank you for the dedication y'all put into every video.
Yep one of my favorite
this broke my heart so much…. but also weirdly warmed my heart…. the dispatcher is such a genuinely deeply compassionate and loving human being and it’s really nice to know there’s people out there doing these kinds of jobs for the right reasons. i just know her impact has (and hopefully continues to be) immeasurable.
as for jake, i genuinely feel for him exactly the same as the dispatcher. you can tell how mistreated and failed he had been and how it directly lead to him doing this. his genuine shock and horror for what he had done and his candid innocence and honesty with the dispatcher are signs of somebody who had impaired rational thinking and pent up resentments that manifested in one terrible decision.
it’s scary really, how much of a normal teenager he is and honestly i feel for him almost the most out of everybody impacted here. the dead people are dead, but he has to live with this and be punished for a stupid and impaired decision. makes me think about why we punish some people who aren’t a danger to society and clearly feel regret for what they did and won’t do it again. what’s the point really, it doesn’t bring the dead back.
You know people are rich when they have a dedicated art room
Right 😂 like who ruins a life this luxurious ON PURPOSE
You know people don't really like art when they have a dedicated art room.
Ha! My wife and I live in a 16 room home. 4 baths, 2 family rooms, 2 kitchens, several hobby rooms. We are not rich. I spent the last 20 years building out our basement myself. No art room though...
I have an "art room" (though I usually call it the studio) to make art and sew and stuff. I'm not rich (actually I'm pretty broke lok) I just used a place in the basement for this purpose. I don't think they had a dedicated room to look at art. Seeing as the kids were home schooled it was most likely a room to *make* art,, which you don't need to be rich for lol.
That being said I'm sure they were fairly well off.
Or if they have an "allergist". Bruh I'll get sick and die first before paying to see even a regular doctor 😅
Dear viewers, I’ll spare you a bunch of time: no, violent media is not to blame.
It sure doesn't help. But I agree, it's not to blame.
It desensitizes100% and can often be motivation to people who are sick in the head. It can't be blamed though.
There is a debate as to the connection these killers have. Those who are unstable can be easily influenced by anything. That doesn't shift the blame but it is something to think about
It plays a part in some cases. There is no deniying that. There is never just one reason. World is more complicated than that.
The media controls every aspect of our lives
This kid wanted to know how it felt to kill.
Throw away the key.
Everything he says is thru his own experience.
Zero concern for anyone other than himself.
His excuse is masking the real reason.
Man, the absolute betrayal. His poor little sister really believed her older brother would never actually shoot her , and he just fires a round into the back of her head.
My thoughts exactly. Dunno why the actions of a dispatcher would be the first thought that comes to mind when viewing this clip for many.
Pales into insignificance.
Sam his sister and the entire family were a bunch of privileged racist assholes. That’s why he was pushed to feel so trapped. They were bad people dear. I’m from Ohio one of the absolute most racist states in America by far. And I can tell you those types of extreme racist individuals who push it on their kids are responsible for oppressing so many innocent people. I’ve experienced it first hand along with my entire family. So I’m not mad at Jacob at all!! One less racist is a service to the entire world as far as I’m concerned! I’m sure people won’t understand my comment but again this comes from my own personal experience living in a highly segregated and racist state. I hope Jacob got the help he needed eventually.
@@cmcc3721 - Not to sound insensitive or anything…I mean, I’m a doctor & retired military pilot/combat flight medic, so I’ve had to learn to compartmentalize, & separate the emotional part from the emergency part. It’s never easy. There’s absolutely nothing that anyone could do for Jake’s mother & sister from the onset of that call, and the dispatcher confirmed that as well as anyone who isn’t in the room could. The only thing left to do was to make sure no one else got hurt. She doesn’t know anything about this kid…he is unemotional, demonstrates a flat affect, and doesn’t seem at all regretful. He doesn’t really even know why he killed his mom & sister. This dispatcher is sending HER people into a house with an unstable teenage boy who has a loaded gun & has just used it to kill his family. As far as motives go, he’s pretty sure it happened because they were racist & occasionally rude to him. Her only job at that point, as the one person who had a direct line to Jake at the moment, was to do whatever she could to set the tone for how this ended for law enforcement & first responders, as well as Jake & the rest of his family. Her behavior & treatment of him could mean the difference between a smooth, safe exchange allowing Jake to be taken into custody….and a shootout with police on the front lawn. This is an unpredictable situation, with a boy she doesn’t know anything about…but based on what she does know, because he felt safe opening up to her, it’s a really good idea to treat him with respect & kindness, and to remind him that he’s still a person with value. It really doesn’t matter whether or not that’s true, and it doesn’t matter if she thinks that’s true. It only matters that Jake believes it’s true, and that she’s being genuine.
When dispatchers ask all of these questions that seem to be unimportant, they’re not. The answers to these questions are loaded with information that give law enforcement the ability to deescalate dangerous situations so that no one else gets hurt, or dies. Otherwise, all they’d know is there’s a teenage boy inside with a stolen loaded gun, which he just used to kill his mom & sister. Without the dispatcher, they’d be going in blind & they’d have to prepare for & assume that the very worst possible outcome was eminent. That gets people killed a lot more often than thinking a situation is safer than it turns out to be. She has his ear, she is telling him what to do, and she has a lot more to do with how this ends than anyone else - even the people on scene.
There are really terrible 911 dispatchers whose treatment of the person on the other end has resulted in catastrophic loss. Before Josh Powell killed his kids & blew up their house for example, the CPS caseworker called 911 immediately after he slammed the door in her face. She told them she smelled gasoline, and she even moved her car from the driveway, but dispatchers treated her like she was an idiot. She called TWICE. And they blew her off. It is very possible that there was time to save those kids, but we’ll never know because dispatchers didn’t return the urgency the CPS supervisor insisted upon. In case after case, poor outcomes are the result of negligent dispatchers. And, in the same vein, exceptional results are the result of exceptional dispatchers.
When people recognize an exceptional 911 dispatcher, especially in this context, it’s because they know what happens when bad dispatchers create deadly results. This dispatcher did *EVERYTHING* beautifully, and she maintained control of the situation from start to finish. It makes sense that people would applaud that. They understand what’s at stake otherwise. There was no one inside that house for her to save - if there was, her demeanor would likely have been different. Her job was to make sure no one else got hurt, and she succeeded. That’s praise worthy. We all know how horrible it is that he killed his mom & sister….there’s no question about that. But, there’s a really good reason everyone is commenting on the dispatcher, instead.
Really? Is that why he wanted to kill EVERYONE in his family? Was his mom "racist"? Grandparents too? I KNEW there'd be some trash trying to justify this evil monsters actions with that bullshit
@Stan McMichaels Speaking ill of the dead much?
This dispatcher deserves a raise!!! What an amazing job she did I have no words. Whoever she is....bravo!
Yes it’s usually the opposite. They should be immediately fired for half the crap they say to people. It’s super rare to find one who actually does the job correctly.
a raise for doing their job properly lol gimme a raise too
@@Prince-jb7pv yes. People get raises for their job properly. It’s pretty much the only reason people get raises.
It would be easy to say 'she was just doing her job' but i can't imagine receiving a call like this and remaining as compassionate and calm as she did. truly remarkable, you'd think she was consoling a close relative.
@@manwithnoname3024 so every time someone does their job properly they should get a raise? lol
"At his core, Jake hated people that were racist, self-centered, and bullied others." I doubt this it true but if it is, it's a shame that he didn't hate people who were self-centered, bullied others, and psychopathic POS's who sat around thinking up excuses to try to justify murdering random people. If he did, he could have made himself his first victim, since he's all 3.
Deeply disturbing case. Sounds like someone had some severe mental issues not being addressed. I’m glad the experience didn’t satisfy but instead terrified him. Imagine the terror the mom and sister must have experienced. 😢😢😢
Saying a movie or a video game caused this is ludicrous. This kid had mental problems and chose to handle this situation in the completely wrong way. His thought process was messed up. I hope he gets the help he needs and that he can forgive himself for what he as done.
Agreed 💯. It's grossly obvious that this young man has some serious mental health issues. Not to excuse what he's done whatsoever. It just always blows my mind when it's SOO glaringly obvious that there are underlying mental health problems here, but the people that are in charge of, and literally trained to recognize this fail to do so so often. It's very sad and alarming.
I agree but the things they put on TV probably triggered him or definitely got him thinking about it.
@@timbuffington5717 absolutely possible, considering there’s definitely some underlying mental health issues here. That could’ve absolutely contributed to making him more susceptible to violence and whatnot that he saw in tv and movies. Many killers (especially serial killers) have other killer idols.. although they are normally real people , real murderers. But I could absolutely see that playing a role. I don’t think it was even close to the main cause; but definitely could’ve played a part.
"Ludicrous" like serial rapists being into pornography,... or "ludicrous" like marijuana being a gateway drug???
Right.
It would seem that SOME people are potentially MUCH more influenced by certain stimuli than others,... thus,... what may have NO effect on you,... COULD have a profound effect on others.
My thought on that is always, "Oh is that why Vlad the Impaler killed people?" or Attila the Hun? Was it all the violent media on their tv or phone?
This is the best 911 operator I've ever heard. After how absolutely awful so many of them seem on these videos, this really was great.
"My family was racist, therefor it was justified for me to kill them" is one hell of a take. It's like his brain is trying to blame the victims a little bit. I hope this kid gets denied parole for most of his life.
He's definitely going to spend a lot of time with real racists and bullying now. The kid probably had too soft of a life and didn't have any grit. Seems he was offended easily.
How awful to trash the victims based on what their killer said. Honestly this whole video is gross. The narrator is speaking from the killer's point of view and is very sympathetic toward him and offers justifications for his completely evil actions.
Agree
The dispatcher should be an example of how all doing this job should be!
She was amazing!
I see you lady you deserve credit and recognition 💖
If media violence inspired murder we’d see a loooot more murder. That’s a horrible excuse
It’s amazing how he said he was just taking allergy meds but professionally prescribed allergy meds can cause suicidal thoughts
He took Zyrtec which is like Benadryl and pseudoephedrine. He didn’t take anything to make him lose his mind or his grip on reality. They would have cancelled each other out in terms of one being a stimulant and the other making you drowsy as far as I know. He has a gun and planned this. Apparently wrote a 4 page letter.
And it was murder not suicide.
I feel so conflicted with this case, it’s just heartbreaking all around. Jake seemed to have a good heart initially, he didn’t like mean and racist people and struggled with the fact his own relatives were such people. But obviously, resorting to killing them is not the answer as he quickly found out after the fact, with great remorse and guilt. It’s just so sad for all involved.
I also just wonder why? As someone who plays violent games and watches violent movies myself, not once has any of it influenced me to incite violence. So I wonder if there was other aspects to it as well, a sort of recipe for disaster. Or maybe some people’s minds are just more vulnerable to such influence. Ugh, what a sad case. :(
She said one black guy they saw looked like a monkey,. HOW many times have people called Trump an orangatang!?? Some people LOOk like monkeys. Not finding someone of any race beautiful isn't RACIST. She told him she would NEVER be part of a lynching. She didn't have hate in her heart, but HE DID. He called her WHITE TRASH!! So sick of this! I hope he rots.
I was thinking the same thing. I wonder if there was something going on in the home? 🤔
you can credit psychopathy and anti-social personality disorder as the majority factor for why he actually did it. unfortunately its estimated around 1-3% of the population operate in this way....cold, calculated and well....anti-social manner. in the days before we had proper psychological diagnostic tools we used to just call it evil or ungodly but we now know its simply an unfortunate bi-product of evolution. developing little to no empathy has allowed some to handle the brutal tasks that were and still are in some cases a necessary component of everyday life. unfortunately as populations rise and we move away from smaller communities where we once held each other more accountable, the anti-social personality types can now flourish and go years before being caught.
so yeah, i don't think he had exclusive vitriol for only his family members as he admitted to the dispatcher that he had been thinking of murdering anyone and for quite some time. so it appears he just used a quasi moral stance of them being racist/classist as justification to do so and only grappled with the fallout consequences directly thereafter. perhaps the one positive to take away from this horrible tragedy is to imagine what he would have turned out to be had he not had what was likely a decent family upbringing...
I think the violent games and movies play a small part but in the sense of it shows someone a possible way to deal with their feelings of rage.
The dispatcher sounds like the therapist Jake needed, and who could have prevented this tragedy. His actions were diabolical, yet he seemed like a good person. It seems like a paradox that all he wanted was for people to be nice and respectful to one another, yet he decided murder would be the solution. But it's an indicator that he needed help way before this happened.
Hes NOT a good person. In any way shape or form. Why? Because he didn't like "racism and bullying" ?
He murdered two ‘loved ones’ because they supposedly said mean things. He is not and never will be a good person.
Jamie Evans was my son’s first grade teacher back in the 90s. She was one of the sweetest, most patient women I ever met, and one of the few teachers who dealt well with hyperactive little boys. We were so saddened when this happened.
Not saying she deserved to die. She doesn’t sound like a sweet lady if she’s a pretentious, entitled, racist who had a horrendous teenage daughter who spewed racist hate. 🤷
A racist sweet teacher?
@@ak.alaska Just because a diagnosed psychopath made a throw away comment, that they were "kind of" racist does not make it true. It is very likely a complete lie, and a weak attempt at justifying his actions.
@@ak.alaska You actually believe a psychic, family annihilator? And frankly, even if what he said was true, they're still far better people than a cowardly,cold blooded murderer!
You must be a whole pos!
@@ak.alaska did you ever hear that lady make a racist comment? I’m guessing not 🤔you just believe what her murdering immature son said to justify why he killed them 👌🏼
They can blame it on movies, social media or whatever else you want but these kids are psychopaths. The one that took a gun to school and shot his classmates said that he couldn't believe he did that. If he hadn't planned it he wouldn't have had a gun. This spoiled little rich boy is just evil. He was just looking for someone to murder in cold blood. He needs life without parole. He won't have any problem doing this again.
One of the best true crime channels by far. Always a treat when I see an upload!
Finding excuses for psychopathic killers is absurd
Tell that to Chicago DAs
He had to have the urge independent of the behavior his family exhibited. He thought he could have the best of both worlds by killing people that he deeply-to his core-believed were deserving of it. People being rude and hateful is no excuse to kill them. However, people who believe there will be no reprecussions for being hateful, bigoted, and cruel should also understand the risk it carries and that not everyone will allow them to continue the behavior, or even give them the chance to correct the behavior. Jake’s sister did not deserve to be murdered, especially being a 15 year old girl, regardless of how she behaved as a person. It’s likely she would have outgrown it, as most (hopefully) do as they grow up. However the people she was hateful to and who she showed no compassion toward did not deserve her cruelty either. In the end no one is happy and the only one who learned a lesson and has to live with it is Jake.
@@Nooooooooononononono Absolutely right
If he hates racism, he’s in for a rude awakening in prison.
Right, everyone is in their own class of people, they don’t waiver.
That was an excuse to justify killing his sister, he did not want be honest and just say i wanted to kill my family as he knew would look really bad on him
Other races will stretch his AHole extremely wide.
@@The_MostHigh Exactly lol. It was just an excuse; a justification. Criminals do it all the time. They tend to lie a lot and attempt to minimise their culpability and their motives. I had to laugh at the number of people in these comments that took his allegations at face value with literally no proof whatsoever.
Lol! Right?
Teenagers are often mixed-up, confused, loners, angry, bordering on psychotic.. I'd say not giving them easy access to deadly weapons would be sensible (!) and maybe it's the only lesson we can take from this incredibly sad story..
🙄 whatever
Oh boy, he would have used a knife. He wanted to kill someone, no matter who. He would have killed soon or later.
One of the best dispatchers I have heard. Sadly most I’ve heard are rude and disrespectful and not understanding. This dispatcher needs a raise ASAP!
Jake goes into the art room to get a pen and produces a gun - it must have been the abstract art room.
Must have a helluva good 3D printer
@@ktat01 I always forget we literally live in the era where you can 3D print a fully working gun 💀
This comment deserves more everything.
@@ImaslutforpunsNot without a manufactures license and a fuck ton of money.
@@cosmicbilly I mean if you can get a gun illegally you can probably print one illegally too lmao 💀
One of the best examples of how to do your job as a 911 dispatcher.
Thank you for your sane, sober and rational discussion of the association between violent media content and killing. It was music to my ears ❤
If true crime has taught me anything it’s to never have a “regular day”.
It's so creepy how he says that this is gonna mess him up for a while, that he won't be able to sleep and do they have medication for him🤦♀️
Yeah, poor baby
That dispatcher needs a huge raise. She is so great at her job. It is truly unbelievable
God those psychologists bickering at the end was embarrassing to watch. So sad that people can't have a conversation like adults anymore.
The irony being that was the exact behavior Jake seemed to have so much contempt for. Ignorant hypocrites just talking over one another as unkindly and childishly as possible.
I am beyond impressed with the 911 dispatcher!!! You could tell in her voice that she is a genuinly kind person, & is in the right line of work. On too many 911 calls you hear dispatchers being rude, & just COLD to ppl that are afraid & having genuine difficulties being able to keep calm or figuring out what they are trying to say. It is appalling the way dispatchers talk to ppl. Good for her❤
I love horror movies, I always have. I was born in 85, the first movie I seen in theaters was night of the living dead in like 1990 or 91. I’ve seen them all, and one thing I’ve learned from watching all these movies is that I could never murder anyone….unless completely necessary/forced. Someone that can kill is born different, it’s got nothing to do with music or movies imo
@@truthcrime907 According to nothing.
Yeah. For some people, any media, (Barney the Dinosaur Documentary, Wow!), can highlight their mental health issues, and as with Jake, give a false sense of relatability/lack of accountability as a byproduct.
If Jake hates racists and bullies, he must REALLY be loving prison
LOL!!!
He made up that racist stuff about his sister lmao he’s a fuxking loser he knows there will be people that be ok with him
Killing a racist
😮💨🫡
😂
He hates bullies, yet he proceeds to murder his little sister who is unable to protect herself.
What a perfect example of unconditional positive regard shown by the dispatcher.
That dispatch has an amazing demeanor.
I couldn't imagine the rest of the family having to pick up the pieces and move on after this. The dad lost his wife, daughter and son.
Dad always expected his wife and daughter to be murdered by a black man! Imagine his shock when it was his own privileged well-to-do white son!
They deserved it
@@jaycurry5593 deserved it? on what grounds?
@@becky231 they were racist pieces of shit. Those grounds.
@@jaycurry5593 what is wrong with you
Jake wasn't spotted when he was becoming psychotic.
He felt hostility toward human cruelty towards each other
His fixation became an extreme psychotic episode of delusional actions.
"he felt hostility toward human cruelty"
Yeah that's why he blew his mother and sisters heads off. Because he was so against cruelty.
Its actually why he was homeschooled by his mother. He was on meds too and attended therapy. He was getting help especially by his mother.
30 plus yrs ago aged about 16 I totally hated my mom. I could be really enraged by her. I was right in most aspects and since she passed away 4 yrs ago I haven't missed her. But the best thing I ever did was leave. I stayed with friends and their families until I could get on my own 2 feet. These days I pay it back and have had my own kid's friends stay for a while.
Yeah, my mom and I fought a lot when I was a teen. I would have deep rage. But I never even thought of killing her
If Jake despised bullying before , he's going to really see what real bullys look like. And yes , it will be racial as well.
Being mean, rude or racist is not something punishable by death. If it were then this world wouldn’t have any people left.
The way I interpreted it was that there was something much deeper to why he did it he just can't find the words to explain what's going on in his head
He going to find prison very offensive with all the racists there. He just threw that accusation around to demonize her.
@@willman9567 you mustn’t know much about prison then lol. Prisons are nothing but gangs based off race. They have a hierarchy there and literally everything is about race.
@@Sc-dd6hb I disagree because I think if he was lying he would choose something else. The racist thing can be confirmed by other people and it's not that bad
@@vvampyra Calling someone a racist is trendy right now. Especially if you want to do something awful to them. He figured that would give him some clout.
the dispatcher had so much empathy for him despite what he'd done. so many other cases, the dispatchers haven't really cared much or are dismissive or almost angry but she did so so well.
I hate when people make excuses for their evil actions!!! I've seen Halloween tons of times. Never did it enter my mind to kill. If this was my family member and he got out, I would never allow him near my home. I'd go into hiding!!!
I'm guessing by her reaction that was the first time the dispatcher had heard "I just killed my mom and my sister". Sad part is if she's still a dispatcher she's likely to have heard it more than once. People are sick... sick, sad, and depraved. How nuts do you have to be to kill your mother and sister because you don't like their "attitude" ? There's been many times people in my family have had crappy attitudes, but the thought of hurting them, much less killing them never entered my mind.
I don’t feel “sorry” for Jake but god damn you can tell this kid is really sick and just fucking snapped, and immediately regretted it.
Sorry, I didn’t hear any remorse. The kid is evil
her sister racist fk them they ruin the world
I agree… it’s clear he would have greatly benefited from mental health treatment. It’s a sad situation all around.
Evil is just an excuse to not look at the root cause of these types of issues. Mental health is real and the rich are not immune.
Started out evil...
Problem with the whole "blame violent media" stand point is that millions watch the exact same movies, yet never enact what they see.
These people are mentally disturbed and are either enabled by crappy people in their lives, or don't have people in their lives to ground them.
Either way, media isn't the full culprit but I do feel the unnecessary increase of violent media (most are not even horror movies) does desensitize the youth because they think its cool and don't fully comprehend the consequences that follow.
So you agree that media is somewhat responsible
Always talk to your quiet kids, parents! I see that’s a reoccurring thing with kids who “out of nowhere” commit a heinous crime, that their outward demeanor is quiet and shy. Please talk to them and check on them frequently!
Yes, why he suddenly being homeschooled? Seems like a problem had begun to catch someone's attention.
Yes. I wanted to show my daughter the movie “Mean Girls” last weekend bc I thought it’s funny and perfect for her age by now and she said “I wanna see “Heathers” 😳 I said “woah!! That’s a reeeally dark movie from what I remember..” my husband and I had an immediate “what the hell” conversation lol. Turns out apparently it’s a musical 🤷🏻♀️and she wants to be in theater. I have to see it.
But anything potentially dark like that sets alarm bells.
We watched so much crap like that when we were way too young to process it back in the 80’s etc.
But I’m more protective over my girl…
I don’t think movies make people kill. But maybe more communication could show signals to a parent. I don’t know. It’s not the victim fault. So tragic.
Talk to your “quiet” kids? Bad parenting. Talk to “your” kids as in all of them.
@@FailingArtist are you slow? It’s always someone who picks at one thing and doesn’t grasp the point. 🥱Simply means you should be paying attention to your kids period. Obviously if you have more than one child you pay attention to them all dude 🤦🏻♀️ but maybe they only have one. That wasn’t the point I was making. You went the wrong direction lol All my comment meant was pay close attention to signs like that. But okay guess paying attention to your kids is “bad parenting” lol that was such a weird comment.
His parents were the problem. HE tried talking to them about the way THEY treat people. In his mind this was the only way to stop their hate because his words fell on deaf ears. Sad story. Not a bad guy, just sick.
What a wonderful woman! She handled that situation flawlessly. I don't think I'd be the same but who knows how they'd react. So compassionate. Props to the handler 💯
I really liked the bit you included at the end with the psychologist. 👍🏻
This was the first dispatcher I've seen do good work lol
THE ONLY ONE ong
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I used to dispatch, not all or even most are bad but there definitely are some that should be doing something else.
You saw her? Lol
This is so heartbreaking. All around. He was mentally ill. So sad he didn’t get help sooner. The family is in my thoughts
Was he though? Or just a bad seed? What I mean is, was there truly a chemical imbalance in his brain? Or did he just CHOOSE to do this?
@@lcam9241 idk, from just hearing him speak, he sounded so lost and sick.
@@emilyobie666 that’s what I think too, he’s clearly disturbed
@@lcam9241 A bad seed would hide all the evidence that incriminated him, get rid of the gun and either run away or pretend he just came home and found them dead.
Always "mental illness" when white people commit heinous crimes. GTFOH also, Mallory was a racist pieces of sh*t. Burn in hell little dev!l
Help him? Help us! Help the public by eliminating these menaces to society.
No! Horror or violent movies do not turn people homicidal. Violent & homicidal people are drawn to those movies, even though many others enjoy the movies and never become murderers.
Studies have proven this to be true.
This is the kindest, calmest dispatcher I’ve ever heard. Kudos!!! What a tragedy for that whole family. 😢
Jake had much more going on mentally then a movie. The movie wasn't the cause for this at all. He definitely had issues with his family and it seems to have built up.
Agree 💯 blaming it on media/video games is a lazy explanation. It’s definitely a combination of factors.
His family did nothing wrong and most of what he claimed was either just him being delusional or trying to make up an exscuse. Most likely it was a mental health issue.
@@jaredbanister6880 How can you claim that his family did nothing wrong or that he was delusional. I am not saying his family did or didnt do anything but he clearly had issues with them. He talked about his sister bullying him. Talked about them being racist. In his eyes there was enough wrong for him to kill them. Of course this is a mental issue but unless you were in that house hold you dont know what happen.
@@jaredbanister6880 you don’t know shit , esp that his family didn’t do anything to him. You have NO, idea what went on behind closed doors! Obviously the mother is a terrible person that allows her daughter to make fun of people & as she takes part as well! Not that’s an excuse to get killed. But he knew that they are bad people , so you have no idea what they did to him. He said she bullied him. He could have been SA, yiu don’t know!!! So don’t say shit you don’t know. Poor kiddo obviously had problems too!
@Dennis now a days anything is "racist". You can make jokes and people will reeeee and cry "racism". So I doubt this family was racist. Don't trust a murder or a nut.
Kudos to this dispatcher for keeping her cool and actually helping Jake stay calm. So impressed with her ability to keep control of the conversation. This call should be used a a training tool for other dispatchers. 👍🏼
I clocked that “his dad was on business in Washington.”
Em kay ultra vibes