Beware The Watcher: A Family Terrorized for Decades

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

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  • @gracesedan4759
    @gracesedan4759 Год назад +4906

    Even if it WERE a prank, the watcher is still threatening them. They’re sending multiple messages full of angry threats with a ton of information about them inside. I have severe anxiety and paranoia and this would drive me insane. It’s psychological torture. The watcher needs to be held accountable.

    • @marshmallow4646
      @marshmallow4646 Год назад +209

      I don't care if this was intended as a prank, that's not a freaking prank, any good parent would be terrified for their children, whether they were scared for themselves or not

    • @WildVee
      @WildVee Год назад +130

      I don't understand the carelessness of the police. "Just move on, the watcher obviously stopped" Excuse me??? They threatened CHILDREN in the letters. MORE than ONCE. Absolutely disgusting, those people need to be fired and replaced with actual competent people who care about not only adults being threatened but CHILDREN. Just disgusting, the neighbourhood, neighbours, police, everyone. Poor family.

    • @Travel__Spin
      @Travel__Spin Год назад +38

      Most people think it was a prank by the homeowners themselves. But the more I learn about it I don’t know if that’s the case. It’s creepy. I mean imagine if this really was happening to you and no one believed you yet it was definitely true. 👀 everyone gaslighting you… it would make you question your own sanity, spooky. But also I wonder if it was a jealous high school ex or someone who used to be obsessed with the wife when she lived in the town growing up.

    • @EnzK-lw5hs
      @EnzK-lw5hs Год назад +12

      Either way they still stalked and threatened them too

    • @alabama.worley
      @alabama.worley Год назад +17

      @@Travel__Spin That's exactly what I considered (it was determined to be a female). It's far too personal to be a stranger, and indicates someone who truly wanted to cause psychological harm. Females are more likely to do passive things like this, as opposed to overt violence.

  • @notjustanotherbrickinthewall
    @notjustanotherbrickinthewall Год назад +2296

    I feel so bad for Derrek. A lot of men feel obligated to take care and protect their family. I completely understand why he became so obsessed and misunderstood.

    • @Arcane_Corpse
      @Arcane_Corpse Год назад +86

      I thought that too. If it wasn't him writing all the letters which, I doubt it was; as a father and a husband he must've felt completely powerless to protect his children and wife. How can you protect someone from something you can't see?

    • @PennEsmeyaz
      @PennEsmeyaz 11 месяцев назад

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    • @Doggcereal
      @Doggcereal 5 месяцев назад +5

      Exactly, plus all he did seemed very much sensical to me given a creep was stalking his family and threatening them. Had it been me I too would've gone to hell and back to find out who this person was and if my family was in danger or if it was just a weirdo (either way, even if it were a prank, someone that does this kind of psychological torture needs to be stopped)

  • @sage7665
    @sage7665 11 месяцев назад +1118

    the fact that they didn’t check the walls of the house is actually quite terrifying
    and when the neighbors fought to keep the house up and refused to let it be torn down…
    interesting

    • @namirahussain2697
      @namirahussain2697 9 месяцев назад +32

      omg word

    • @Just_An_Observer
      @Just_An_Observer 9 месяцев назад +157

      Man, if I read a letter telling me there's something in the walls, I'm getting them walls broken down, I've seen enough horror eps to know something up

    • @nobody22xx
      @nobody22xx 8 месяцев назад +28

      and what about the neighbour that hired a lawyer for the meeting thing

    • @aflyingdudeother9410
      @aflyingdudeother9410 2 месяца назад +4

      MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY. It’s so suspicious that they never followed up on that.

  • @jacydeloach7331
    @jacydeloach7331 Год назад +717

    The amount of effort put in to keep the letters anonymous makes me think it wasn’t just a prank; the fact that there weren’t any fingerprints is very telling imo

    • @trinitykenyon3846
      @trinitykenyon3846 Год назад +51

      Yes! Idk I feel like if it were teens doing a prank, or anyone most likely they wouldn't have tried so hard to keep their identity hidden. I think it could've been the neighbor's though.

    • @tamarapetrlic4743
      @tamarapetrlic4743 5 месяцев назад +2

      Yes! I don't tjink that anyone would put this much efgort for a prank. It deffinately had the alterior motive

  • @clpasztor
    @clpasztor Год назад +4666

    Prank or no… still psychological torture. It would be nice for them to be held accountable. Like literally just explain themselves and apologize.

    • @chrissyg1700
      @chrissyg1700 Год назад +3

      A

    • @wow3130
      @wow3130 Год назад +1

      B

    • @wlxxvc
      @wlxxvc Год назад +26

      Girl this wasn’t a prank at all 💀

    • @user-nz9nf9ug2q
      @user-nz9nf9ug2q Год назад +35

      If the person came forward they'd be facing stalking and trespassing charges, it's not as easy as 'just explaining themselves'

    • @lisapinfold506
      @lisapinfold506 Год назад +20

      Elderly busybodies with either a grudge, or nothing better to do. Sad world we live in😕

  • @taylorlucc
    @taylorlucc Год назад +772

    My question is, if the letters were coming from a post office, why couldn’t they check cameras to see who came in and posted a letter to the address? Or have a flag on letters being sent there, so they could easily confront them?

    • @JMaefranzen
      @JMaefranzen 11 месяцев назад +76

      Exactly what I was thinking

    • @askiavance3281
      @askiavance3281 11 месяцев назад +90

      right!!! ESPECIALLY since the letter came in a particular white envelope like?????

    • @sugarwookiee
      @sugarwookiee 10 месяцев назад +70

      I assumed they meant that it had been postmarked at a specific office which means it was local, but it could have been dropped in any mailbox that they pick up from (without a camera).

    • @Burningth0ughts
      @Burningth0ughts 6 месяцев назад

      there normally aren’t cameras in post offices because there are addresses on everything and doxxing people is illegal lol

    • @carolinebbuss
      @carolinebbuss 5 месяцев назад +5

      ​@@sugarwookieethat makes sense, but they could try to monitor all mailboxes to see where it was coming from... I think.
      Because it was local, right? So how many mailboxes would there be to monitor? Put a camera near each of them, idk

  • @imjustroleplaying
    @imjustroleplaying Год назад +3878

    The fact people are making fun of them is actually disgusting
    As someone who has had their trauma brushed off, it just adds to it so much. But it being made fun of?! Thats even worse.

    • @Virgomamatoacapricorn
      @Virgomamatoacapricorn Год назад +12

      Well, if you get consistent treatment it’s a lot less bothersome but I get what you’re saying it’s not okay to do to begin with.

    • @benc6252
      @benc6252 Год назад +9

      Because the most likely solution to this case is that the were writing the letters to themselves.

    • @kittyninjaproductions3714
      @kittyninjaproductions3714 Год назад +29

      I completely agree how having the trauma you’ve experienced brushed off and made fun of or even being told “you shouldn’t feel that way” just makes things worse, I’ve had the same thing happen to me.

    • @rabidwolf
      @rabidwolf Год назад +37

      I really can't believe people said the letter wouldn't have affected them ESPECIALLY if they had kids of their own. I mean he's threatening his kids so they would be willing to gamble with their kids?

    • @itzbel4081
      @itzbel4081 Год назад +26

      @@benc6252 Even so, they don’t know the facts so that’s so so wrong. Treat others how you want to be treated.

  • @8ananapi3
    @8ananapi3 Год назад +719

    As someone who has been harassed and threatened, people trying to brush off their anxiety and stress surrounding the situation are absolutely disgusting.

    • @UrPsych0ExGF
      @UrPsych0ExGF Год назад +6

      Big facts. I had someone who tried to ruin my life by calling animal control, CPS, & my housing ppl w/ lies. The only thing that stuck was I had 3 cats but my housing ppl only allowed 2. So then I had to deal w/ constant threats of eviction & investigations from June 2021 until March 2022. Almost an entire year of that sh** & my family fr wonders why I went off the deep end & ended up in a psych hospital for over 4 weeks in July 2022 ✌🏽

    • @QuadElementals
      @QuadElementals 11 месяцев назад +1

      Be so serious that's not disgusting at all, if there's literally no evidence you can't rule anything out. Grow up

    • @UrPsych0ExGF
      @UrPsych0ExGF 11 месяцев назад

      @@QuadElementals ‘not ruling anything out’ doesn’t mean make fun of someone for what could be a real situation. It’s not hard to not be a d**k 💀

  • @TheScarletAlchemist
    @TheScarletAlchemist Год назад +1522

    Personally, I think some of the neighbors worked together. They likely went so hard against turning it into two houses because it could lower their property value or just "ruin" the aesthetic of the whole neighborhood. People are way too intense about that shit, and it does turn deadly sometimes.

    • @ElizaBeth-Coupons
      @ElizaBeth-Coupons Год назад +42

      The part of that that doesn't make sense is, that ot sold for so much less, bringing all the property values down, yiu know?

    • @psychokittyletsplayandmore8589
      @psychokittyletsplayandmore8589 Год назад +30

      What if it was the Neighbors but they were doing it for Michael and his family? Like they were friends with them since they were there the longest. Also, what if Michael and his family were watching because there really was something in the walls? He said his grandfather started it in the 1920s. What if they inherited the house in 1960 from the grandparents and the grandfather actually did hide something in the basement? Like maybe he hid a body or money. He hinted he used to play there. Maybe they were close to the other owners, that were there in 1920 and they helped him. Then the renovations start and they get nervous thinking the family will find the body/money. Actually kind of makes since.

    • @alabama.worley
      @alabama.worley Год назад +12

      @@psychokittyletsplayandmore8589 No, that is absolutely ridiculous. The goal was to instill complete fear and terror in the family. It's clearly personal. Furthermore, there is no indication that the writer was/did anything she included within the letters, making them likely deceptive in full.

    • @jillruben8924
      @jillruben8924 Год назад +1

      People are quite crazy about the stuff.

    • @rachelmartinez5057
      @rachelmartinez5057 Год назад +8

      RIGHT! I had our neighbor yell at me the other day for being a tenant in the back house next door (my uncles house) saying we shouldn’t be shoving “18 people into the same house”. Some people are crazy about the “makeup” of the neighborhood

  • @lauravampire1276
    @lauravampire1276 Год назад +579

    The fact that one of the neighbors hired a whole ass LAWYER to prevent Derek and his family to sell the house just adds onto the theory that most of the neighbors of this neighborhood were in on it.

    • @user-nz9nf9ug2q
      @user-nz9nf9ug2q Год назад +18

      Tbf it is a rich neighbourhood, in America

    • @melanymartinez_08
      @melanymartinez_08 10 месяцев назад +7

      to me it maybe was the mother?? i mean she’s been there for years, she knows the house and the the ppl and the private investigator said it was someone older 🤷🏽‍♀️

    • @CoRLex-jh5vx
      @CoRLex-jh5vx 8 месяцев назад +1

      My perspective is somewhat limited due to me only knowing UK equivalents, but this isn't THAT strange I don't think? My mum is an architectural planning consultant, aka the person who puts all the information together and sends it to the council on behalf of those building (or extending) the house, basically just saying "here's why you should let them build this house, there are no reasons to stop them" but more eloquently. Part of that is also writing the reverse, where someone is building a house and someone else doesn't want them to, then she would write "here's why you shouldnt let them build the house". It is *very* rare that things ever get to in person meetings, but it is also part of her job to go and speak at those, either for or against the changes, if necessary. Idk if lawyers fulfill a similar sort of role in the US, but if they do, coupled with the weird HOA shit the US has going on, someone bringing a lawyer doesn't sound that strange

  • @everyday_nikki
    @everyday_nikki Год назад +2896

    That's honestly horrifying. Being watched? That's a lot of people's biggest fear

    • @D0ntTickleMe
      @D0ntTickleMe Год назад +12

      If you have a cell phone, it's a reality.
      You say it's a lot of people's biggest fears, but a lot of people have Alexa and cellphones in their houses that listen to them 24/7, So I really don't understand your comment.

    • @definitelynotmady7663
      @definitelynotmady7663 Год назад +6

      where did u get ur pfp? that’s my photo, my hand is on the right 😂

    • @everyday_nikki
      @everyday_nikki Год назад

      @@definitelynotmady7663 oh- sorry, I got it from pinterest. Do you want me to change it?

    • @terridemaio2926
      @terridemaio2926 Год назад

      One of mine

    • @D0ntTickleMe
      @D0ntTickleMe Год назад

      @what2079 What? I bet you have Temu & Tiktok installed on your phone right? Please 🤣

  • @LaMorenitaDivina
    @LaMorenitaDivina Год назад +151

    I feel like those letters would eventually stop scaring me and start ENRAGING me. Like, how dare you threaten my family, prank or not? I don’t know if anyone else feels like this, but I can already imagine the impotent anger of not being able to confront this person who’s frightening my kids, and I don’t know if it’s better or worse than being frightened.

  • @The_Republic_of_Ireland
    @The_Republic_of_Ireland Год назад +4140

    Serial killers are scary as hell and all, but watchers like this are honestly twice as terrifying for the simple reason that the fear of the unknown is more frightening than anything. You don't know their motive, their intentions or how dangerous they really are
    Edit: fuck me! 1.5k likes in less than a DAY??? This is a new one for me

    • @christiedawn7663
      @christiedawn7663 Год назад +31

      Most of them have some labedo problem and can't perform in real person

    • @elizabethpace1591
      @elizabethpace1591 Год назад +52

      I would have been so scared if I had received these type of letters. My personal feeling is that I think all the neighbours were involved.

    • @axa7.77
      @axa7.77 Год назад

      ​@@christiedawn7663you mean libido?

    • @icingcake
      @icingcake Год назад +27

      @@elizabethpace1591yeah I think it’s some narcissist who didn’t want renovations on the house and for the new owners to move out - and a female would know how much threatening the children would affect them. The neighbors are totally suspect.

    • @emilybee2651
      @emilybee2651 Год назад +1

      okie 🎉

  • @kotahchaos
    @kotahchaos Год назад +234

    17:39 I remember hearing that the reason the Watcher spelled their name wrong was because they had heard it, not seen it spelled out! I found that really interesting, because it meant that the Watcher hadn’t done any physical research, and was solely relying on what they heard

    • @trinitykenyon3846
      @trinitykenyon3846 Год назад +50

      Exactly what I was thinking!! I have a feeling it wasn't exactly a prank, because who spends that much effort and time listening, watching, and hiding their identity for a PRANK?! ESPECIALLY if it's a teen. And if it's a grown person, they have some issues and is a stalker

    • @jess1cagrace
      @jess1cagrace 7 месяцев назад

      @@trinitykenyon3846anyone who does this to someone in such a cruel way definitely has something wrong with them, to scare a family to this extent is crazy

    • @intheraeyne
      @intheraeyne 2 месяца назад

      @@trinitykenyon3846 I think it was definitely the neighbors being psychotic. Calling it a prank is deff disingenuous too. It was far more malicious than that.

  • @annagardiner8351
    @annagardiner8351 Год назад +875

    I think it’s bizarre the police never investigated the contractors working on the house because those were the only people who had access to the property regularly. I think it’s also crazy that no follow up investigations were done on Michael and that he was ruled out. It seems almost obvious that it was him and especially because of the tone of the letter towards Derrick and Maria after they tried to rent out the property to the next family.

    • @alliem126
      @alliem126 Год назад +79

      and the guy that wouldn’t show up to the police interviews

    • @UrPsych0ExGF
      @UrPsych0ExGF Год назад +14

      I think it’s weird that the Broadus family never offered to have their DNA tested to prove they didn’t send the letters themselves (I don’t think they sent em themselves, but it would’ve stopped ppl speculating)

    • @katietrantham3071
      @katietrantham3071 Год назад

      ​@@UrPsych0ExGF48:12 they did though lol

    • @cydneyyt
      @cydneyyt Год назад

      @@UrPsych0ExGFthey literally took the mothers dna and the daughters…did you even watch the video? people like you are so annoying

    • @virtualloser165
      @virtualloser165 Год назад +57

      ​@@UrPsych0ExGFDid you even watch the video?They already tested Maria.

  • @nicolemorris7151
    @nicolemorris7151 Год назад +146

    This video hits far too close to home for me. My mum has been receiving anonymous, threatening post from a stalker for the past 8 years, with the police doing little to nothing to help resolve. The trauma that its caused our whole family is something I would never wish on my worst enemy.

  • @rivervan
    @rivervan Год назад +1384

    The series on Netflix of this case is chilling. It’s how I found this case, nervous to hear an actual breakdown of this case as it’s technically unsolved. Thank you Eleanor for such care of the victims, lots of love to you and amazing videos!

    • @maddie8415
      @maddie8415 Год назад +126

      The show on Netflix isn't a documentary and barely has an ounce of truth in it. I was so disappointed by it since I already knew the real story.

    • @SoCalJellybean
      @SoCalJellybean Год назад +44

      @@maddie8415THANK YOU!! I was just in this comment thread with someone who argued with me about it being total crap, insisting it was great… ummm, no, it sucked!

    • @staceymarie5125
      @staceymarie5125 Год назад +33

      There is absolutely no truth on the Netflix show. They use people from different cases and put it into one. It’s absolute bs and hated that I wasted my time watching it.

    • @rivervan
      @rivervan Год назад +4

      @@staceymarie5125 hadn’t realized, good to know, thanks

    • @dredayyyyyyyyyyy
      @dredayyyyyyyyyyy Год назад +3

      I’m happy you branched out the coverage you do normally do is heavy and I know your intentions are well you’re always so tactful and compassionate about the people you cover and it seems like you want them to be remembered. I can imagine that take a big toll on you because it’s so heavy. So I’m happy it’s a little lighter stuff that’s still spooky ooky cooky.

  • @Dubhain
    @Dubhain Год назад +569

    I live in a neighborhood that is batshit. These neighbors will aggressively fight against even the tiniest changes. They have lawyers, they harass people, it is the absurd shit I have ever witnessed. So I 100% believe the whole neighborhood could do this.

    • @HellCat_Kenny
      @HellCat_Kenny Год назад +12

      My neighbor is disabled (bum knee but he can walk and do low impact things) and has a lawncare service, he goes around our neighborhood and reports people’s lawns if their grass is slightly too tall or if they have too many leaves. He’s had us cited before because myself and my roommate were very busy at the time but we cut our grass before we got fined. He tries to talk to us specifically all the time about how our lawn is “unacceptable”. We don’t have a pigsty yard, sure we could be a little more quick on the draw sometimes but it literally just looks like any other random yard that wouldn’t catch your eye, but for some reason this is enough for him to come around constantly and pretend that he’s not trying to extort us.

    • @ggraverobber
      @ggraverobber Год назад

      you americans scare me. some days yall sound dystopian as hell. @@HellCat_Kenny

    • @yacobeinauan9533
      @yacobeinauan9533 10 месяцев назад +5

      @@HellCat_KennyHow is your lawn anyone else’s business?

    • @siinamalee
      @siinamalee 10 месяцев назад +3

      same! the neighbours will tell on you if you have an unused car even sitting in your own driveway because it "ruins the appearance of the neighbourhood" smh

    • @pieceofgrass8681
      @pieceofgrass8681 7 месяцев назад +5

      people care so much about the aesthetic and perception of the neighborhood but could not care less about the actual people living within it

  • @Darkstalker1012
    @Darkstalker1012 Год назад +515

    That must’ve been downright terrifying for the family…I wonder how they’re doing, and if they recovered from this event

  • @jodieturnerx
    @jodieturnerx Год назад +61

    This story is wild - their dreams crushed, life long trauma and not really any justice. I feel so bad for the family.

  • @jade-wr9pn
    @jade-wr9pn Год назад +244

    It's always that one line "one day I will learn their names and call them to me" that immediately sets my hair on end. I think if I got a letter like that I'd be sitting up with a shotgun staring out my windows every night.

    • @marythewinter
      @marythewinter Год назад +31

      Right? And then people are making fun of you for believing in it? I would leave the state and take the loss of money..

  • @AmyAberrant
    @AmyAberrant Год назад +291

    People who said they wouldn’t let threat letters deter them from living in a nice house, they’re just admitting that they see their kids’ lives as less important than luxury.

    • @RandomSwiftie13
      @RandomSwiftie13 11 месяцев назад +14

      They probably don't even have kids.

    • @intrusive-th0t
      @intrusive-th0t 11 месяцев назад +12

      I would have just installed floodlights and security cameras (especially pointing at the mailbox) to defer the letter writer. The way it’s written is very theatrical and it seems very clear that it’s one or more of the neighbors just trying to spook them… the fact that the DNA evidence showed the letter writer was female also makes it extremely unlikely that anything violent would actually happen. I would also try to befriend the neighbors or at least get closer to them to make the watcher feel like they were under suspicions… there are many options besides just giving in to bullies and giving them what they want

    • @Sam-bm6yf
      @Sam-bm6yf 10 месяцев назад +12

      I don't have kids, but that letter would've made me sell the house immediately

    • @ClaireyBeary1981
      @ClaireyBeary1981 10 месяцев назад +1

      exactly

  • @casperchristensen7470
    @casperchristensen7470 Год назад +277

    i’ve heard this case a couple times over the years, and each time it’s brought up i’m sucked back into that rabbit hole

  • @gabrielaprzybylska4998
    @gabrielaprzybylska4998 Год назад +50

    I just thought of a potential theory. What if the watcher wanted to buy the house but it was too expensive, the first letter to the Woods was their first attempt at dropping property value, but then they realised it wasn't scary enough so once the new family moved in, they went on a mission to get them out and to drop the proper value. They only bought the house after 2.5 years to not raise suspicion.

  • @rm_bruna
    @rm_bruna Год назад +713

    My guess is some neighbours didn't want kids there (to be quite and peaceful). Eleanor didn't mention any other kids and by the looks of it, it was mostly elderly people. Eleanor just covered a case where the neighbours threatened and poisoned the new family in town because they were loud so it's possible other people would do the same

    • @evaherrera7535
      @evaherrera7535 Год назад +3

      Which video was that?

    • @zie8238
      @zie8238 Год назад +20

      @@evaherrera7535 the one titled ‘Genius’ Murderer Exposed his own Crime

    • @itzbel4081
      @itzbel4081 Год назад

      ⁠@@evaherrera7535 I’m pretty sure it was the post before this one
      Edit: it wasn’t, it was 3 posts ago. But it was a very interesting case, would recommend watching it.

    • @nataliecondon5791
      @nataliecondon5791 Год назад +26

      That would make sense and they all came together because the police wouldn't do anything and they knew that so that's why they only sent a letter to the family from before just the once sounds like they didn't have young kids x

    • @tessadiggety
      @tessadiggety Год назад +4

      But then they wrote another letter begging for the kids back?

  • @juliestrickland7754
    @juliestrickland7754 Год назад +325

    I agree with your theory that it was a group of the neighbors who got together and wrote the letters. People who have lived in a neighborhood for a long time get weirdly possessive of what you do when you buy a property here in the States. It's crazy. They think they have the right to tell you what to do about everything in your home. If it was the neighbors, I hope every single one of them are just real proud of themselves for the mental anguish, and loss of money they caused this family. It was an a##hole, immature thing to do just to have things kept their way. If it was the case. If not, then someone is sick and twisted, and needs some serious psychological help.

    • @ladynori
      @ladynori Год назад +15

      I agree with you and they can reap the rewards of now a neighborhood lower home value…. It likely hurt the value of everyone’s home there, no one wanted to move into that home, that low price hurt everyone’s value

  • @kykyday
    @kykyday Год назад +224

    8:23
    "i just can't imagine buying a house and then finding it comes with a stalker included."
    you make a very relatable point eleanor

  • @lei96792
    @lei96792 Год назад +52

    I remember hearing about this a while ago...
    When you were reading one of the letters, there was a part that stuck out to me & got me thinking... when the watcher was saying 657 Blvd had turned on him but that he would be patient and wait for it to pass... then he said, "... and for you to bring the young blood back to me. 657 Boulevard needs young blood, it needs you to come back. Let the young blood play again LIKE I ONCE DID..." I think this person grew up in the house!! That's how they know it so well in & out.
    Did the police or the Derek, or the former FBI guy ever look into the family, especially the children, who lived there from the late 1950's early 1960's and raised their children there?

  • @notadoch
    @notadoch Год назад +607

    Can’t quite describe it but this series feels like a cosy sleepover with a friend and makes me feel safe? love it

    • @bexxycat2890
      @bexxycat2890 Год назад +31

      Same! I'm making smores..well I'm doing them in the air fryer 😅 not perfect but goood! You want one?

    • @notadoch
      @notadoch Год назад +23

      oooh when I get home from my shift yes please? keep it warm for me 🥹 i’ll bring blankets

    • @bexxycat2890
      @bexxycat2890 Год назад +1

      ​@@notadochI've got 2 saved! Get here soon! 😊

    • @itzbel4081
      @itzbel4081 Год назад +10

      I can bring some hot cocoa… 🥹

    • @char048
      @char048 Год назад +11

      This comment thread is so wholesome 🥲 I'll bring the snacks 🙋‍♀️

  • @7o7im7mmt7
    @7o7im7mmt7 Год назад +40

    I'm a grown adult who has been into true crime since middle school. I'm not easily scared. Not at stories, movies, people, myths...but this one freaked me out. It made me feel as if someone was watching me, standing right behind me. I think I'm gonna keep my curtains on this whole week

    • @gundhamtanaka1817
      @gundhamtanaka1817 2 месяца назад

      exactly, i was in my basement watching and had to close all the blinds and curtains because i was so paranoid

  • @sophie-anncullen5502
    @sophie-anncullen5502 Год назад +224

    I think that the police could have done more. They could have installed cctv and watch it back to find out who sent the letters. I do feel for Derek and Maria and their kids

    • @jennacummings505
      @jennacummings505 Год назад +51

      I can’t understand why they couldn’t just put cameras at the post office if they knew which one the letters were sent from.

    • @to94773
      @to94773 Год назад +19

      ⁠@@jennacummings505I was thinking exactly this ! they could’ve watched video footage from the post office a day or two before the letter was posted to see who it was, so frustrating

    • @zz4753
      @zz4753 Год назад +5

      @@jennacummings505 I was thinking this too they could’ve easily installed a camera

    • @beckkilmark
      @beckkilmark Год назад +8

      it was mentioned that the parents themselves set up cameras on their property and looked at them all the time to find any weird patterns. but i don't think that would've helped, would've been better to get cctv from the post office to see who is consistently sending the letters

  • @ar9349
    @ar9349 Год назад +21

    I can't believe people thought they were ridiculous for not moving in. It would be absurd to move in under these circumstances, and god forbid something had happened you know those same people would immediately blame them for putting their children in harms way. I certainly would not move into that house having received those letters.

  • @melanieconzachi6643
    @melanieconzachi6643 Год назад +271

    Sweet and innocent Eleanor, you should know that everyone in America cares what their neighbors are doing to their house. It’s the most ridiculous thing you will ever experience! They will even dictate what type of tree you can plant in your yard.

    • @tellmeofyourhomeworldusul6060
      @tellmeofyourhomeworldusul6060 Год назад +36

      Eff that. That’s for people who live in cookie cutter track house neighborhoods that have HOAs and tons of rules for you on your property that you own. No thanks. I have never had a HOA in any of the homes I have bought, I wouldn’t like that at all

    • @_kikizaman_
      @_kikizaman_ Год назад +10

      @@tellmeofyourhomeworldusul6060 Exactly lol, those are the rich suburban neighbourhoods (granted, I’m Canadian so I’m speaking on my experience in Canada, not America). Those are the neighbourhoods that throw alley parties, lol.

    • @melanieballard110
      @melanieballard110 Год назад +3

      Not true at all. We live in a very rural area. Our neighbors are lovely people who wouldn’t care if we painted our house like a unicorn.

    • @erika-paigehutch3930
      @erika-paigehutch3930 Год назад +3

      @@_kikizaman_ My neighbours and i threw street parties growing up, however im not American and no one cared about what others were doing with their houses because they had their own lives

    • @jasm6935
      @jasm6935 10 месяцев назад +5

      That’s so weird to me. As an Australian I can’t imagine caring about other peoples properties. Do people not have their own lives to worry about?

  • @ira__s
    @ira__s Год назад +42

    This is just psychological torture. The way the watcher threatened them in the letter after 2,5 years is just gross, because it is so vague and lists so many things that if you're already scared, stressed and anxious anything can seem like an attack from the watcher. It just always keeps you guessing and being anxious of anything happening and not knowing if they're actually in danger. Being watched like that or having a stalker is so scary. I hope they one day figure out who it was, but I feel so bad for the family. I really doubt they had anything to do with it. Nothing has come of it that benefits them..

  • @randomnessracoon
    @randomnessracoon Год назад +348

    I have the biggest fear of being watched like I couldn’t even imagine going through something like this 💀

  • @Little0cean
    @Little0cean Год назад +42

    I watched the Netflix show based on this case. I only found out afterwards that it’s based on a real case. I’m so happy you covered it.

    • @Hippiemeggz
      @Hippiemeggz 3 месяца назад

      I was searching thru comments to see if someone mentioned this. I had no idea it was based on a true story until now. I was like "wait, isn't this a show" make sense.

  • @Boing2699
    @Boing2699 Год назад +230

    I’m not even done with the video yet but what if the watcher was one of the people who wanted the house but didn’t win the bidding and then got incredibly upset over it? Unhinged people often get set off by thing the rest of us would think of as just part of life for everyone.

    • @linaelui
      @linaelui Год назад +22

      Ikr it would‘ve been smart to look onto these people especially because the new family doesnt receive letters so this must‘ve been personal

    • @zie8238
      @zie8238 Год назад +20

      @@linaelui and didn’t the first letter to the Woods’ family only come when it was almost time for the new family to move in? Other comments are saying there is another case like this where the culprit was a woman who lost the bidding for the house… seems very possible

    • @peachyrave
      @peachyrave 11 месяцев назад +4

      I thought so too but why didn’t if I was another bidder who lost they come back when they were attempting to resell the house to get out? Idk this whole situation is crazy

    • @thelilacbutterflyflower
      @thelilacbutterflyflower 11 месяцев назад

      My theory too

  • @MarianaFabela
    @MarianaFabela Год назад +22

    Honestly this story sounds like a nightmare to me. Once almost 5 years ago an old friend pranked me into thinking I had a stalker, it took me like 2 days to realize it was him but I was TERRIFIED, I didn't wanna go alone anywhere and was thinking about moving to a different area.

    • @MarianaFabela
      @MarianaFabela Год назад +14

      Needles to say once I confirmed it was him I blocked him and ended the friendship because that shit wasn't funny.

  • @tuesdaywithjisoo8395
    @tuesdaywithjisoo8395 Год назад +51

    Eleanor always gives me big sister vibes so I'll share some news. Just had a trial shift at a restaurant for my first ever job. Cash in hand. I liked everyone and enjoyed myself. Really hope I get the job during Monday Callback!

    • @katietaylor6946
      @katietaylor6946 Год назад +5

      Did you get the job???

    • @tuesdaywithjisoo8395
      @tuesdaywithjisoo8395 3 месяца назад +2

      ​@katietaylor6946
      Thanks for responding! I did get the job but no longer have it as life circumstances have changed but I am starting college now! Eleanor has defo inspired my choices in Education including what I'm doing at college.

  • @Angel_1394
    @Angel_1394 Год назад +6

    I've heard of this case and listened to multiple things about it because it is so interesting. This is the most in depth covering of it I've ever seen. Amazing job! I feel sorry for what that family went through. Prank or not they were treated horrible by their neighbors. No one should have to live with their children being threatened

  • @carlyholmes7993
    @carlyholmes7993 Год назад +55

    I heard of this one - how terrifying. A family just trying to live their lives, wanting this new start, a perfect start. I have 3 kids as well and I would feel so unsafe!

  • @abbymutter4509
    @abbymutter4509 Год назад +18

    no matter how many times i've heard a case, if eleanor covers it, i'm gonna watch again 🙌

  • @phoebea
    @phoebea Год назад +130

    I may have heard about a similar case. While listening to this case, I thought it was the same case. In the other case, the culprit was a woman who was upset because she lost the bidding war to the family that bought the house. She became obsessed with the house and would send anonymous letters threatening the family. In the end, she was caught via DNA on the envelope when the police looked at the other bidders on the house.

    • @shadelings
      @shadelings Год назад +9

      The woman also ended up visiting the house on Halloween with her disabled daughter, just so she could interact with the owner that she had been harassing, so it wasn't just DNA that caught her.

  • @kellimurphy755
    @kellimurphy755 Год назад +27

    You did a fantastic job telling this story. I have to admit this one creeped me out a lot more than most lol. 👀 was anyone else looking around there house feeling like they were being watched while listening? 😅

  • @nikolapaunovic
    @nikolapaunovic Год назад +35

    This is one of the cases that has always intrigued me just for how creepy it is and I'm really happy to see you covering it now that it fits the theme of this series!

  • @erikapotgieter2221
    @erikapotgieter2221 Год назад +16

    This has always struck me as a major case of sour grapes. Like, maybe there was someone else who wanted to buy the house but then for some reason couldn't and the other family got it instead. So, in an attempt to get back at them or get them to leave, they start these creepy letters. Maybe when the house finally goes up for sale, the culprit realizes that it would be sus as hell to buy it or it's been renovated to the point where they no longer wanted it.

  • @shelbyb4238
    @shelbyb4238 Год назад +17

    Love how the show exaggerated what actually happened. Guy worked in my company until recently. They never even moved into the house. But I appreciate your content Eleanor!

    • @kickrocks264
      @kickrocks264 Год назад +5

      I worked there as well and agree with you!

  • @Ruby-may7
    @Ruby-may7 11 месяцев назад +15

    to me it sounds like the watcher was angry at the changes/construction being done to the house which explains why they weren't angry at the family who rented it or the woods family just the people changing the house. this could point at the neighbors as they fought so hard not to have the house knocked down but idk

    • @SkwithOv
      @SkwithOv 8 месяцев назад +1

      i agree.... and construction can be really loud and annoying for months, so i can understand if that was their motive
      (in a VERY messed up way...can't just talk and say "hey construction is really loud can you consider not doing all this, or maybe only after a specific time so i can get my sleep", no gotta watch the kids play and make threats and say there's something inside the walls)

  • @zie8238
    @zie8238 Год назад +177

    Do you guys remember the Hooked app with the text stories? In like 7th grade my friend and I read one called 'the watcher' and I still think about it sometimes. This sort of thing is absolutely horrifying. I like to think I have good awareness of my surroundings, but who knows what could be hiding in the shadows. Brb gonna go tell my parents I'm never moving out
    Edit: I forgot to say that it’s very similar to this case obviously so I’m back to being terrified
    Edit pt 2: Was anything found in the walls? What was that all about?
    Edit pt 3: After reading through many comments, I think the timing of the first letter to the Woods family (only coming in around the time the new family was about to move in) implies the theory other ppl are sharing that maybe it was someone also looking to buy the house and when it sold to someone else, they took it too far. My next question was why the house was so hard to sell afterwards? My conspiracy now is that the last family that bought the house and stayed there despite knowing the case + having a letter of their own maybe had smt to do with it… I don’t understand why this isn’t solved yet with dna and everything.

    • @stargazng
      @stargazng Год назад +12

      YES THAT APP OH MY GOD SOME OF THE STORIES RESLLY FREAKED ME OUT

    • @taylorhagen3916
      @taylorhagen3916 Год назад +7

      Same here, I still have nightmares from some of there stories years after undownloading the app

    • @itzbel4081
      @itzbel4081 Год назад +8

      I watched people read them on RUclips religiously 💀 I’m pretty sure I’m which one you’re talking about. I had nightmares as my little pre teen self. I was a baby tbh.

    • @itzbel4081
      @itzbel4081 Год назад

      @@taylorhagen3916 seeing this makes me feel better about having nightmares from that app. I thought I was silly for that but omg those scared me so bad.

    • @AmyAberrant
      @AmyAberrant Год назад +5

      I think nothing was in the walls, they just wanted the house, so they wanted to say something that would make the family leave

  • @hollie-lorenmorgan-gunn6922
    @hollie-lorenmorgan-gunn6922 Год назад +87

    As an estate agent in the UK, you as a seller have to provide information on how your living experience was, whether there is a stalker, any neighbour issues etc etc. I wonder if cases like these ever have any impact on why we do this 🤔

    • @hollyh9569
      @hollyh9569 Год назад +2

      Well that's clearly a lie, because I've had harrassment from my neighbour since I moved in (lonely middle aged man who won't leave me a lone). Police have been terrible about it, so you most likely won't hear anything similar happening here, because they don't really care. Sounds like he has been a dick to previous owner too

    • @hollie-lorenmorgan-gunn6922
      @hollie-lorenmorgan-gunn6922 Год назад +9

      @@hollyh9569 Hi, i’m an estate agent in the East Midlands and this is protocol that we do, sometimes it’s not until later in the sale sellers mention this. But this is something WE do and SHOULD do as estate agents. Sorry your experience hasn’t been the best.

    • @jmgmoments
      @jmgmoments 3 месяца назад

      @@hollyh9569 maybe ur not being harassed, maybe just dramatic

    • @hollyh9569
      @hollyh9569 3 месяца назад

      @@jmgmoments I've got a council contract now where he isn't allowed to go near me, but it took 3 years and so many recordings as the police love to warn them first and see if their behaviour changes 🤡 Don't speak on what you don't know about, a lot of people have to go through this

  • @chilljelloton2089
    @chilljelloton2089 Год назад +24

    I am positive that multiple neighbours, including the ones that made the gingerbread house and hired a lawyer, partook in this sick harassment campaign. At least a small portion of all the people who rallied to keep them tormented imo
    I cant blame derek sending letters to the people who enabled or maybe even caused the harrassment and fear his family went through for years. All of those people got no where near the taste that he did. All of those people, being the most critical, at best made the harassment worse and at the worst case deserved to feel the same fear their victims did imo.

  • @Cherrypop6348
    @Cherrypop6348 Год назад +6

    I’m LOVING Freaky Fridays, and this is one of the most intriguing cases I’ve ever heard… loved your telling of it and the ‘in the walls’ bit always scares me so much too!

  • @lildicky1058
    @lildicky1058 Год назад +18

    I live in front of a busy parking lot and a few buildings, and one of my worst fears is finding out someone has been watching my family. So this case really is my worst nightmare (especially since I also live in New England) and I can’t even begin to imagine how the family must’ve felt

  • @alliem126
    @alliem126 Год назад +30

    i kind of found it odd that the police didn’t look into the mother of the next door neighbors after finding out the fact that the DNA was from a female. they ruled out the son and daughter after not finding a match but what about the mom? she lived there too. and if they’re being truthful abt the time, she’s been living there for a while. the hand writing seemed sort of old and wispy or whatnot, so why not look into her? she could be some cranky old lady that has it out (did have it out) for her new neighbors.

  • @harrygoff5200
    @harrygoff5200 Год назад +27

    I honestly believe it was the mother of the neighbours. If she was in her 90s it means if she lived in that house for a while especially as all her children live there is seems like a family home. Also since the new residents haven’t heard anything it would make sense if she passed away being in her 90s. Also if she was in that neighbourhood her life some neighbours may see her as the matriarch of the whole neighbourhood. So hypothetically speaking, if she said anything negative about the family wanting to knock the house down, many would help her and agree with her.

  • @lissaallan
    @lissaallan Год назад +8

    I'm from the town over, it is a wealthy and established area and has been for more than 100 years. When this happened I was in my very early 20's and we were all creeped out by this. The whole area especially those living in old homes was so concerned by this. I swear we didn't leave the house without checking if we were being watched.

  • @hannah_kincaid
    @hannah_kincaid Год назад +38

    I tried watching the Watcher on Netflix because this case is fascinating to me, but it was so inaccurate, I couldn’t make it through the first episode.

    • @Little0cean
      @Little0cean Год назад +11

      I also watched it and I enjoyed it. It’s just based on the case after all. But I heard they wanna make a second season. Which is disappointing. It works best as a one season show.

  • @emilieloveskiwi
    @emilieloveskiwi Год назад +5

    I've heard this story told at least two other times, but you added many more details I had never heard before! Of course I should expect nothing less from the fabulous Eleanor! 👏🏻

  • @morganmai7198
    @morganmai7198 Год назад +12

    Always love the way you cover cases no one else id rather watch!! Thank you for covering this!!!

  • @SkylethrinYT
    @SkylethrinYT Год назад +25

    The watcher would hate me. Never leave the house, never raise the blinds, exclusively blast cursed music. Would probably paint the house neon green if I could. Idgaf, watch me. I'm gonna be pantless dancing at 3am.

    • @amisanders467
      @amisanders467 Год назад +2

      😂😂

    • @lili-yn4eo
      @lili-yn4eo 3 месяца назад

      can I live with u? I bet u would scare any watcher away 😭😂😂

  • @laila5249
    @laila5249 Год назад +16

    I love your videos as always! You are one of the few true crime youtubers I can watch because you don't romanticize the murders and you acknowledge the victims. Absolutely love you Elenor! Great video as always!

    • @zie8238
      @zie8238 Год назад +3

      Eleanor & Danelle Hallan are so👑💞😙🤌

  • @tb0ne2u
    @tb0ne2u Год назад +5

    I have seen a couple of other videos about The Watcher, but the other two did not give this level of detail. Thank you for going deep with this one! It's such an interesting case. It really seems it was personal since no one else in the neighborhood got the same kind of sinister letters. I wonder if there were other people who put in an offer on the house that maybe were angry they didn't get it. They would know when it was up for sale, when it was sold, and possibly personal information about the people that they were up against to buy the house.

  • @ConnorAdventure
    @ConnorAdventure Год назад +25

    I’ve already seen and heard so much about this case, but I’m still curious about your take on it! ☺️❤️

  • @carleysebrendent
    @carleysebrendent Год назад +3

    Learned of this case from Netflix, The Watcher. Thank you for going more in depth with this case!

  • @Mrs.Remmie
    @Mrs.Remmie Год назад +4

    It’s so cool to watch the views go up. While watching your videos. I always immediately start watching when you upload 🙌

  • @Mrs_Mama_MFT
    @Mrs_Mama_MFT Год назад +3

    I like your theory that they were upset about the renovations and so sent these letters to scare them. That would explain why they’d be so adamant that the house wasn’t knocked down and new houses built there.

  • @erinw1256
    @erinw1256 Год назад +34

    This is so scary. I can't imagine knowing that I was being watched, and not being able to do anything to stop them. And not only being watched, but getting threatened. With the letters specifically mentioning something in the walls, I'd be tearing down the house to see in something was actually in the walls. Damn the consequences. I'd have to know. The letters also sound a little sad about how it used to be. Almost like this person used to live there. Did they ever look into previous owners of the house, besides the Woods family? My other thought was that this sounds like it should be the plot of a show. I'd watch it.

  • @leahadams0921
    @leahadams0921 Год назад +5

    i am actually loving this freaky friday series eleanor!🤗its so different from your normal topics and you make it JUST AS interesting! xx

  • @charlovescats
    @charlovescats Год назад +58

    i have watched countless videos on this case, and will continue to do so. it fascinates me especially when you realize that this person is still out there. i’m so excited for the watcher season 2!!!

  • @IllusionistNamedMoon
    @IllusionistNamedMoon 7 месяцев назад +9

    While watching this video, I got an ad for a new movie called “The Watchers.” … what a crazy coincidence

  • @PrettyAliceNight
    @PrettyAliceNight Год назад +130

    I have heard this story before but for some reason I always thought it was happening in like the 80s and that’s why they couldn’t catch the guy because there wasn’t as much technology such as DNA like there is now. Here it was 2014 and they still couldn’t get the guy is a bit baffling. LOVE the freaky Friday episodes keep them coming.

    • @dianajarvis1559
      @dianajarvis1559 Год назад +13

      I had the same thought, it seems like an archaic case when it isn't, DNA definately, plus hand writing on the front of the envelope, camera footage at the home or post office? So yup a prank, nasty neighbours, real estate fraud type thing or the family trying to make a quick buck (I mean absolutely no disrespect here, I would be terrified. If it were me, just saying well it's one of three theories really, I simply don't see a 'watcher' being the culprit here.could be wrong.) They lost money on the house I know so don't want to accuse anyone it's just quite strange, no letters until just before they moved in then only one from the new tenants? Don't get it.

    • @PrettyAliceNight
      @PrettyAliceNight Год назад +1

      @@dianajarvis1559 the only thing that makes me think it might not be the new owners is that the last owners got a letter too, even if it wasn’t as threatening. If they hadn’t bought the house yet why would they send the letter to the other couple?

    • @zie8238
      @zie8238 Год назад +6

      @@PrettyAliceNight I think the timing of that implies the theory other ppl are sharing in the comments that maybe it was someone also looking to buy the house and when it sold to someone else, they took it too far. My next question then would be why was the house so hard to sell afterwards? My conspiracy now is that the family that bought the house and stayed there maybe had smt to do with it…

    • @PrettyAliceNight
      @PrettyAliceNight Год назад

      @@zie8238 oh maybe!

    • @sharongrigg5336
      @sharongrigg5336 Год назад +14

      Didn't the post office have CCTV or camera's? Also he installed camera's I don't understand how nobody was caught posting the letters. At the end once the female DNA was discovered why wasn't the girl caught parked outside their house tested? Her gamer boyfriend who ghosted the police was never followed up? So many questions yet it's still unsolved. There's no way this family orchestrated this, they lost out, not gained.

  • @J3scape
    @J3scape 9 месяцев назад +1

    Bless your heart, researching stuff like this all the time has got to be so mentally and emotionally draining. Be sure to take some time to rest your beautiful self! 💕💋

  • @craft1ng_cl0ckw0rk
    @craft1ng_cl0ckw0rk Год назад +4

    I have never sprinted to a notification faster I love the series about this case but I haven't found much on the original case at all !! thank u Eleanor !!!

  • @beckylewis70
    @beckylewis70 8 месяцев назад +8

    I still want to know why did they NOT CHECK INSIDE THE WALLS!???

  • @Brooklynn-k4x
    @Brooklynn-k4x Год назад +4

    i already watched the show, documentaries ect, but its just SO much better when elanor tells it.

  • @pig_rabbit6944
    @pig_rabbit6944 Год назад +6

    With how weird the whole neighborhood was being about the whole situation, at this point I'm convinced it was a group effort done by the whole neighborhood to drive out the new family.
    And if I'm wrong, then that whole neighborhood is just weird.

  • @Joker-kp5vx
    @Joker-kp5vx Год назад +10

    I saw the series about this on Netflix. Honestly it sent shivers down my spine. So eerie

  • @haemocyte2224
    @haemocyte2224 Год назад +5

    I'm reminded of the HOA situation my brother was in. Apparently the HOA board were the people who had built the house and were retirees, and still offended that someone would remodel their handiwork.

  • @daniellewyatt7966
    @daniellewyatt7966 Год назад +5

    Awesome video! Other true crime podcasts have covered this,but you by far have done the best job 👏

  • @abigailsian5933
    @abigailsian5933 Год назад +2

    I now need to watch the documentary again! I'm loving this Freaky Friday series please keep them going!

  • @briarfv
    @briarfv Год назад +5

    i remember watching the buzzfeed unsolved video on this years ago. i’m excited to hear eleanor’s take!

  • @HOB97
    @HOB97 9 месяцев назад +3

    I've seen the Netflix adoption of this case and the fact that they still couldn't figure out who it was is just soooo annoying. I couldn't spend a minute in that house.

  • @Camey71073
    @Camey71073 Год назад +6

    I have heard about this case but you have a lot more info than the other one. You're so excellent at this Eleanor! ❤ your channel. Am excited each week for a new episode❤ from Oklahoma

  • @gretalarsson1599
    @gretalarsson1599 Год назад +2

    I love you so much, I’ve been watching your videos for so long and you entertain me so much and help me in the moments I need some distraction. Never stop doing this, i swear when I’m 90 I’ll still be watching your videos.

  • @lavendernoodlecoffee
    @lavendernoodlecoffee Год назад +26

    I loved when Shane and Ryan covered this, I’m now excited for the in depth Eleanor coverage ❤️

  • @christinamoller5742
    @christinamoller5742 Год назад +1

    This is the stuff of horror. This taunting and watching and feeling like you’re never alone. It could drive you crazy.

  • @charitymullins1263
    @charitymullins1263 Год назад +44

    I agree with you Eleanor. I think it was multiple people from the neighborhood. People hate noises and inconveniences of neighbors rennovating. Why did the cops never run the gamer gfs DNA or find the gamer. That's pretty shady too. Anyway, just my thoughts. Great video as always! Happy Holidays!

  • @debrabacon6828
    @debrabacon6828 Год назад +5

    How unfortunate and scary! This is so frightening and I would have been just as afraid and not wanted to bring my family-children there.

  • @PixxieHaxx
    @PixxieHaxx Год назад +11

    As a NJ native, loved hearing you do this case, & totally loving freaky Fridays 🎉❤🎉

  • @fondscene
    @fondscene Год назад +5

    i love how you tell this story because every person that covered this story kinda think that the family is just making up "The Watcher". you have a point the neighbors is probably the watcher.

  • @lifessorandom
    @lifessorandom Год назад +22

    Hoping your okay El! Thank you for getting a video up even after a tough week! I appreciate it. Love watching your videos in the week. Your voice is so calming! Xx

  • @allison279
    @allison279 Год назад +3

    Maybe it was the people who newly moved into the house all along? I’m still sort of suspicious of the neighbors, because when they interviewed the brother, some of the watcher notes stopped. Also, I’m so glad that Eleanor finally did this case!! I’ve been waiting for so long!! ❤️❤️

  • @Numba1TacoMan
    @Numba1TacoMan Год назад +17

    Been watching you for a couple years now. I love your stories

  • @uhbrooklyn
    @uhbrooklyn Год назад +3

    Ellie I've been watching you from the start and I'm loving Freaky Friday thank you so much for this!!

  • @keepitsimple2593
    @keepitsimple2593 Год назад +11

    It's crazy how upset people can get when there's construction near them they get crazy mad

  • @ellaholland3675
    @ellaholland3675 Год назад +5

    This case has always intrigued me so much because like… what in the WORLD was the motive? 😂 amazing video once again Ellie, thank you for you & your teams hard work! ❤

  • @teresameads2579
    @teresameads2579 Год назад +3

    Elenor, i love that you're having fun doing your freaky Friday episodes. I love them. It's nice to break up the murder and traditional true crime content. Keep up the good work sweet ❤ xxx

  • @racheljones2967
    @racheljones2967 Год назад +2

    Of all the true crime, serial killer, mystery videos you've done, this is the one that's creeped me out most, the thought of being watched and being powerless to do anything about it 😅 also true crime video on amityville House please!!

  • @emisunwell9318
    @emisunwell9318 Год назад +3

    I’m loving these Friday videos! Keep it up! The one today was so horrifying. That poor family. Those neighbors are disgusting and one day, I firmly believe, it will all come out.

  • @nattandroses
    @nattandroses Год назад +2

    i've heard this story before and watched the 2022 tv show and i was just spooked but after hearing it again now i think i'd be so mad at everything: the watcher, the police, neighbours, probably myself. the thought of someone watching my home and sending threats to me and my family is creeping me out but deep down it's just anger caused by helplessness of this sick situation