The Disastrous Teen Who MURDERED Her Family... | Cassandra Bjorge
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- Cassandra Bjorge and her boyfriend, Johnny Hiro Rider became rebellious lovers responsible for the murders of Bjorge's grandparents, Wendy and Randall. Cassie always had been a troublesome child, but what pushed her to commit such a terrible atrocity?
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00:00 Intro
01:04 Georgia
02:04 Wendy and Randall Bjorge
03:08 Wild Child
08:30 April 2017
11:01 Rebellion, in love and war
14:16 What happened?
17:45 Legal Proceedings
19:22 Remembering Wendy and Randall
19:56 Outro
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How ironic that she hated authority & lack of freedom & now she's doomed to deal with both for the rest of her life.
And I believe that's the reason she was crying.
that's actually a common case in criminals.
I believe people who can think ahead either don't commit crimes or at least put some work in concealing it idk
Karma
That’s what I was thinking too.
They'll be well into their 70s before they'll use toilet paper that doesn't feel like newspaper or eat anything that resembles real food.
I'm typing this while eating a wild caught salmon fillet, asparagus (with real butter) and stuffed Portobello mushrooms.
Later, I will use 3 ply angel-soft with aloe.
Kids like Cassie don't fall in with the wrong crowd - they are the wrong crowd!
Yep
That’s not Cassie and Johny rider. that is a Picture of me and Cassie. Cassie was my ex and your posting my picture claiming I am Johnny rider. Please like this comment and get your facts right or I will sue for discrimination.
@@TylerBlair-oq5ko How did you manage to survive dating that evil ßitch?
I've always said that.
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So her mom created a monster letting her do whatever she wanted whenever she wanted with no rules or accountability, then when she can’t control her she dumps her off on her elderly parents? Mom of the year 🙄 she has a big part in this senseless crime. She created a monster
And then has the nerve to say she didn’t no her parents was getting beat yeah she is responsible really 30 call from the police I doubt she not gonna no that was her responsibility she gave birth to her her mom got married and threw her daughter after letting her so anything send to her parents wow what mom then her mom yelled at the camera it not my clients faught are u kidding it her child
My upbringing was very similar to this girl. When I was young I never had to deal with consequences or punishment from my parents. I did whatever I wanted, I did drugs and abused alcohol starting at age 12 but I never did anything violent. I was out of control but I still had empathy. I remember fighting with my dad about homework and throwing my pencil at my desk and it bounced off my desk and hit him in the face, that legit made me cry and I still remember the pain it caused me to know I had caused a minor scratch. I’m saying this because the out of control, wild teenage antics have nothing to do with violence and lack of empathy. I couldn’t imagine hurting someone like that even in my darkest drug and alcohol fueled binges. All the drugs alcohol and lack of consequence’s did was cause me educational and life stunting hardship. I’m sure her mom isn’t a saint at all but I don’t think the rules and accountability were the issue for her lack of empathy.
@lindisease2617 I agree with you %100. So many children are neglected with little to no rules, some even physically abused horrifically and the majority of them don't result to murder. I'm so sorry you had a rough upbringing. I hope your thriving with wherever life has led you now 🙏🌻
@@lindisease2617 100% agree. The ability to do what she did has to be a mental disorder. There's kids getting beaten within an inch of their lives who don't grow up to harm a fly, let alone spoiled brats doing it. Spoiled brats usually just grow up learning to be manipulative to get what they want. This girl had a screw loose.
It is one thing to be a spoiled brat and another to be a murderous psychopath.
She is a psychopath. I watched her interrogation online. She spoke of details of the killing of her grandmother with absolutely no emotion. For a normal person that is not possible.
Sorry I know this is an older comment, but it's one of the newer ones I've seen mentioning the full interrogation (I'm late to this, just watched it yesterday). I had a question.
What do you make of Cassandra getting emotional at the end, over the fact that the police found the recording that provided Cass and Johnny had people in the house after they killed her grandparents? I can't wrap my head around why THAT fact, not the gorey details about the actual murder, etc, was what broke her?
@@stephaniebrown880 maybe she only cared what her friends thought of her and she knew that would gross them out or make them upset/traumatized? That's the only thing I can think of
@@reilly4678 I think that could definitely be it. Not that I understand it at all, but I could see that being her mindset. It was almost like she was priding herself on "ya I murdered them and hung out in the house with their corpses but no one else came over" like that somehow makes it any better or worse. It just seems like such a minor detail to me, it was horrific, don't see how her being caught having people over makes it worse? Idk could also be she didn't like being caught in a lie? Idk I've spent way too much time thinking about this.
@stephaniebrown880 I wonder if she recalled that moment of hanging out freely and then it hit her that she is never gonna experience that freedom again because she's going to jail.
Right, a constitutional psychopath. Likely born with this wiring
The idea of attacking your own elderly grandparents is so alien to me I can't fathom the sort of darkness you have to have in you to do that.
The idea that real crime ‘fans’ can’t see this from seeing this is beyond me.
@@cedarcrapids3093What?.
He doing that to her grandma was shocking ... I could have never
My grandmother passed away when I was a teenager and I still miss her so much. I cannot imagine ever raising my hand to her.
💯👍 I agree. I loved my grandparents and great grandparents.
I can never understand why parents ship their uncontrollable teens to the elderly grandparents especially if they know the teen has a propensity for violence. The mother is equally to blame putting the grandparents at risk
Weird emojis to use 🤨
"It's not my problem any more, and I'll think no further than that."
@@denisehagwood4542thats what I was thinking
Right?! Selfish and irresponsible for them to do so.
I agree. If an adult can't control the teen, certainly elderly people can't.
Cassie was what we used to call " a bad seed". A child born without empathy or a conscience.
Yeah there is a debate of whether it’s nature or nurture I think she had to be born sociopath.
@@tomcarey5156She’s a psychopath, not a sociopath. There’s a big difference.
are you a philosopher or osychotherapist?
You don't know that. There is evidence to suggest that some people can be born psychopathic. But if that's true, it's extremely rare. It's more likely that she's a product of her upbringing just like everyone else.
@@hannahrose2147There's really not a big difference at all. In fact, Those terms are often used interchangeably in the literature. However those aren't actual terms in the DSM. Does terms are used more colloquially than medically/psychologically.
cassandra is my cousin (second cousin? not too sure), and its just horryfying. i remember when the story came out and im surprised to see it resurfacing again. i was never super close to that side of the family as theyre down in georgia i and im out west. randall and wendy were seriously the sweetest pepople ever and im horrified of what cassie did. from what i know, cassies mother was quick to dodge responsibility, and honestly that side of the family has a very passive, non confrontational and non authoritative parenting approach in general. she is so chilling and cold hearted its naseating. shes shown no remorse for her actions whatsoever.
This story haunts me. I watched her full second interrogation and have so many questions. I'm not going to trouble you with those, though. Only wanted to say I am truly sorry for what this must have done to your family, and the ongoing pain that probably results every time her name pops up in true crime circles again.
She was charged with assault for beating her grandpa so badly that she broke his ribs. It's sickening that a judge allowed her to resume living with the victims after that!
Insane
I have watched a lot of these type of videos and it seems some judges just want the person out of the court .
Why we teach you are not responsible for your actions everyday.
White privilege
Where were her parents?
So let me get this straight. She lets this kid run buck wild, is shocked that she can't control her anymore, and then dumps her on her parents to deal with. Yeah, I'd say she has quite a large hand in this horrible tragedy.
Right and my question is why did they file for custody in a video of the police interview this girl says something happened with her step dad. I'm not saying she is exempt from this horrific murder but there is more to the story about what was going on with the relationship with her mother and step father.
Narcissistic single mom. 🤷🏻♂️
So goes the saying, “you reap what you sow.” Obviously Amanda the mum has a hand in raising a monster.
Couldn't agree more! You absolutely nailed it!!
wheres the father
Can’t imagine what the grandmother was going through! She goes to bed worrying about her young granddaughter’s safety and whereabouts only to be awakened to her granddaughter brutally beating her. Horrific
She was supposedly very abusive according to her daughter
The mother knew how out of control she was and decided to subject her parents to her. Shocking
Yeah, the mother was a problem too... -_-
yes
She thought the problem was her social environment, not her intrinsically. The hope was that she would improve after living in the nicer town and house with her grandparents.
Yep, too hard to be a parent so dump them onto someone else instead 🤦♀️ typical.
Never appease or tolerate a tyrant. No matter how small or how much you love or care for them. Little monsters become big ones in the blink of an eye.
Well said.
Agreed 👍🏼
Agree 💯👍🏻
Too right!!!
EXACTLY
Grandparents should NEVER be saddled with the care of a troubled grandchild. This happens way too often. So sad that this happened to the grandparents who were only trying to help.
@@georgiegirl8345 yes, parents relinquished responsibility. Parents probably knew how difficult it would be for grandparents.
It is stealing their likely long looked forward to retirement. Kids are work
I agree. I never understood the handoff. If I can’t control her/him what makes me think someone 30 years older than me can?? They are MY child, therefore MY problem.
I agree. Like unless you know for a fact your child has a good relationship with and genuine respect for their grandparents they just don’t have with you, it shouldn’t be the answer. I remember being kind of rebellious with my parents bc i had issues with them but i thought the world of my grandparents so i acted wayyy better around them lol
It used to work well when the grandparents had a farm and a kid just needed to work a little to get over themselves.
But ya, it’s not a freaking cure all. Professional help was needed for her. And a firm hand. She was showing them what she was capable and no one believed it. Sad.
This also happens when you treat kids like theyre the center of the universe. They start believing they actually are, and that your love wasn't generously given, but something owed to them.
You should probably reword that last sentence because love from the parent isn't something that is generously given to kids. Smh. Parents absolutely owe love to their kids lmao.
But your correct that narcissism is created not only by abuse, but also by over indulgence and other treatment that breeds entitlement.
@@sfletch3042Oh it sounds like you raise your kids like that We’ll be reading about you someday on this channel
Her mother never treated her that way. She was too narcissistic to give Cassie any attention. It is possible that Cassie was psychopathic from the get-go, but her vio lent tendencies could have been prevented if she had been raised right from a very young age. Her grandparents failed to get her the help she needed. It’s likely that her grandmother was just as narcissistic.
Another single mother!!! Where was the FATHER?????
@@judyperri9496considering that you think that it's "optional" to love the kids that you decided to bring into the world, I wouldn't be surprised if you show up on this guy's channel before he does.
Imagine having kids and deciding that you dont have to live and care for them. Sociopath behavior
I think Coffeehouse crime has almost the perfect voice over: Clear, correct grammar, minimal melodramatic embellishment without being dry. Great :)
Spot on Ms Kat👊🤝
AGREED !!! After following a wonderfully professional RUclipsr like Adrian I simply cannot listen to AI narrated channels . The mispronounced words are like fingernails on a blackboard ( if anybody even knows what that means anymore ) .
3:50 I love that families always believe their kid "got involved with the wrong crowd"....yet no parent ever admits their kid IS the wrong crowd.
Cassandra clearly was the wrong crowd.
She didn't like following rules; prison will be a hoot for her. 😂
"No parent" is too strong a statement. There are who recognize that. Their ability to figure out what to do or have access to resources is more difficult.
People like her never learn but she will find out in prison she's not quite as tough as she thinks she is
Damn straight
@@ambermartin3961 I'm exaggerating saying "no parent" for emphasis of how incredibly rare it is to hear someone admit it. I think sometimes parents may know, but simply don't want to admit it for fear of fingers being pointed at them for blame.
But I agree, knowing and figuring out what to do is the hard part.
My sister was "the wrong crowd." My parents knew it and they tried everything they could with her. From therapy, to allowing her to move across the country to her aunt's for several years, to calling the cops on her and having her arrested. Forty years later, nothing changed, sadly.
It's bad parenting. You see this over and over. The kids get away with things and are never held accountable and rarely are they punished. The parents are often 'weak' minded and think any punishment is what will be the bad thing for the child.
As the kids get older they take advantage of the situation knowing they are going to get away with it or face almost no punishment at all. Then as they get older and into the teen years the behavior escalates and by that time it's too late to change the behavior. As they say... Too late to make the old dog learn a new trick.
I can tell you that the older you get and the more time goes on you can spot these issues and literally pick out what kids will be the problem and why they will be a problem...and in 98% of it its the parenting. The number one excuse when they have a bad kid is they were running with the wrong crowd. Its never their kid is the problem and right there it literally exposes the bad parenting. The new excuse is the take the wrong crowd and the couple it with mental illness.. that is the new excuse... They make you believe every person needs to swallow a few pills and talk to a therapist or they won't be right in life... Nobody ever admits they were just a bad parent. No parent ever says well I was easy to push over and manipulate and because my kid was intelligent they were able to exploit me and when they had bad behaviors I simply let them get away with it to avoid hurting their feelings or getting upset.
That young girl had absolutely no soul. To attack The people who love her unconditionally To have a party after you murder them. This absolutely makes me sick
very reminiscent of the tyler hadley case
Me also 🤮
Man alive! People need to start disciplining their children, getting them mental health care or drug rehabilitation!! Stop sending them to kill their grandparents!!!
"unconditional" love comes a lot with will there family you need to get over it stipulations.
What's a soul?
When parents say their child got in with the wrong crowd.
This kid was the wrong crowd all by herself.
Then she met her partner in crime.
I'd like to draw my time and attention to the people who deserve it, Wendy and Randall Bjorge, amazing humans and such loving grandparents, who deserved to continue to live out thier lives together and as valued members of their community. Rest in peace Wendy & Randall 🙏🙏🙏
Imagine killing two people who loved you just because they wanted you to be safe and healthy.
She was not able to love anyone. She doesn’t know the meaning.
I can't imagine it..
As soon as she threw that cup at her grandmother, they should have gone to Child Services to petition the Court to send her to a juvenile facility. I would never put up with a child like that
I agree but I don't blame the grandparents in the slightest for not wanting to. Your grandparents will always see you as the little smiling babe they first met. But Cassandra's mother is an absolute fool for trying to transfer her responsibilities onto her elderly parents.
If you, a middle-aged adult, cannot take control of your out-of-control teenage child, what in the world makes you think two people well past their prime can?? She let her own child run wild on her for YEARS all while not having a stable man in the picture to instill what she couldn't, discipline, into her daughter.
She doomed that child from the moment she came into this world and she doomed her parents because she couldn't accept responsibility for the hole she put both her and her daughter in. If anyone is partially to blame for this, it's certainly her.
Absolutely @@thaddeusmarcuscheeleyjr.786
Not serious enough for incarceration.
You don’t have children do you? That’s nonsense.
Big fax no way
Sending her to live w elderly grandparents feels extremely irresponsible and reckless. Heartbreaking and sad
The lack of regard for a human life is saddening. That they were her grandparents makes it worse
I just recently watched a video of Cassandra Bjorg's interrogation and it's the most chilling I've ever seen. She talks about murdering her grandparents so casually and nonchalantly, like she's telling someone what she had for breakfast. Not a shred of empathy or remorse. I think she's a psychpath.
I could hardly get the chill out of my bones from it. Frickin terrifying.
@@robynmarler1951 Yep. She definitely needs to be kept away from society.
She's cold AF
Surely did!
Let's face it, she's not the brightest bulb on the tree so she may have been under the mistaken notion that she'd be tried and sentenced as a juvenile and be free in a few years at worst. Those tears were for herself when the judge gave her 60 years minimum before parole eligibility! She'll be surrounded by other narcissistic malcontents that will eagerly take advantage and at 5'4" 115 pounds, little miss sunshine is going to have a rude awakening =)
If you can't look after or in anyway 'control" horrible behaviour in your own child DO NOT hand them off to 2 ppl , for one, that are older than you. You had children, deal with the consequences.
Your message is right but not the context. These aren't randoms , it's her grandparents. Grandparents and parents very often work together to handle children who are out of control. She didn't just dump her on their doorstep lol
No matter how old they are you can always give them up to the state
@@nwinsto602 Doesn't make her the grandparents responsibility whatsoever... I'd go through therapy first before even thinking about dumping my baggage of a child on a relative or friend.
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@@nwinsto602I really don't see in this instance where the mother had much input & 'working together' with her own parents to control the homicidal brat. She DID just dump her on their doorstep, & the outcome is all the evidence we need. If the homicidal brat's mother had been involved, then why are the grandparents dead?
I have a nephew like this. I told him id whoop his ass if he keeps up with putting his hands on his brother and grandmother. The grandmother sided with him and kicked me out. I was only there saving money as I had just moved to the state and got a job. Sometimes grandparents cant get past their love for their grandchild. Their grandmother would end up calling me to talk to them. Had me come over once to stop a fight. Then I told her you are on your own. Im done.
Yeah feels like Generational Trauma. Continuing the cycle of abuse.
The grandparents were older but not 'elderly'! I'm 63 and certainly not in any way elderly. I watched the video of Cassie's interview. Her voice is so sweet and child-like. It's so terrifying that she is capable of such violence!!
by definition 63 is elderly
Please get over yourself and accept your age
I mean, technically, 65 is a senior, and thus elderly doesn't really start until 65. Also if you keep yourself active and your mind working and active, you could feel significantly younger than you are. My dad is in his early 60's and is landscaping his yards (front and back) from scratch on his own and also finishing their basement on his own. And the home inspector said he wished he could get contractors to as good of work as he did. Just saying, that doesn't sound elderly to me.
What's really freakin scary is that two young people with this caliber of evil found each other. I hope prison is hell on earth for these two.
Idk as far as I hear and assume, she’s a very social extroverted girl in a place full of other people as violent as her. She’s probably doing just fine.
prison is actually not that bad place, people are making you food, you can read, think about life. What more philosopher need?
@@oakcodeDo you speak from experience? Some of us enjoy our freedom.
Wanna know what’s better I knew them, we hung out. They were my friends. Then one day, unspeakable evil. Which I could kinda see coming, their behavior became terrible in about a 1-2 year span
@@BootySweat4491 if your mind is free, you will be free anywhere you are.
Cassandra's mother holds a tremendous amount of responsibility for what happened to her parents. Who asks elderly parents to take on an out of control teen???? If her mother could not handle her why did she think her elderly parents could? She passed the buck and now she too will pay dearly for her decision.
Exactly. Her daughter didn't turn that way overnight. I'm sure her mom let her rule over the house since a toddler.
Yes Canadian Queen. Her mother completely abdicated her responsibility. She might as well killed her parents herself. She unleashed that " ticking time bomb" on her vulnerable parents. This is all on her.
We don't really know what her mother went through and perhaps hoped the experience of her parents in raising kids and stable environment away from bad influences would help her daughter. And let's be honest, there's not really any other options for most people than family. Nearly all programs and rehabs for teens are dangerous counterproductive money pits.
Wow, what a judgemental statement when you don't have all the facts. Maybe, the grandparents offered? There's a thought.
Parents sometimes are not educated to take of a certain type of children that deviates from the norm and that's okay. The girl clearly wasnt normal and had a brain problem. They should have called the psychiatrists from the beginning but they were republicans and dont believe in mental health stuff, just good old though love and we can see the results.
I watched the video of her interrogation and it was chilling. This girl is beyond evil.
You can find Cassandra interrogation in Red Tree Stories. It looks like she's telling you a regular, normal thing that happened to her that horrible day. A real cold blood girl
The snow falling outside the “coffeehouse” window is a beautiful, subtle touch. Excellent work as always, Adrian. Merry Christmas to you & yours!
girl i’ve been peeping that and i am in love with it
Agree. A very cool nod to it being the coldest day of the year.
I agree! Adrian, well done! December has been record-setting warm and dry where I am. (I'm not complaining, but it is good to see your seasonal touch.) This is my first visit to your channel. I'll be back!
Pawning off your child to your Grandparents because you made shitty choices in life is a terrible excuse.
The Mother is 100% at the core.
Cassandra is fully to blame for the murders obviously but the choices surrounding her life were never her own so she grew into an raging brat because nothing in life ever pushed back against her in her upbringing. Grandparents killed basically over bad parenting and life choices.
I agree. As a teacher, I see quite a few kids that are being raised by grandparents for one reason or another. Very few are truly good kids. Most have come from terrible parenting situations and they bring that drama with them. Grandparents are not meant to be raising young children. They have done their time with parenting and are suppose to be able to sit back and enjoy their grandchildren’s lives from afar. Most of the time they are too old to keep up with the kids physically, mentally, and nowadays technologically! They want to see only the good in their grandchildren and that’s the way it should be. But when raising a child you have to be discerning in their behavior. Able to see both sides of the fence, so to speak. They are easily manipulated by the children because times are very different from when the grandparents were kids or even from when they were raising their own children. I know it is best to keep children with family rather than foster care but sometimes grandparents are not the answer.
I couldn't agree more. The mother should be held liable as well. She raised a demon-possessed spoiled brat and pawned 'it' off on her parents. How evil.
I see a lot of her behavior in some of my friends that were raised by a single mother or step parent. The mother is too busy trying to find a man instead of raising her child, which leads to numerous men entering and leaving the child's life which can be devastating. Even if the mother finds someone to marry her, the man usually wants nothing to do with the child, and since the mother only cares for herself, leads to the child being ignored. There are exceptions of course, and this is not a defense of what the girl did to her grandparents, she's in prison where she belongs. It's just sad that the child always ends up paying for the horrible decisions their parents make while raising them.
That was my thought exactly.
I am a fkd up mom. So I will pawn off my child.
My neice gave two of her kids away because she changed men like many change clothes. One is a pos. The other is on her own supporting a child.
Can't deal with a child use contraception.
Yes my thoughts exactly
My beloved Grandparents have passed on. They've been gone for almost 15 years now. But I still need them. And I miss them so badly some days it physically hurts.
And here are these.....people who callously destroyed two loving and kind folks who only wanted to help their granddaughter get back on track.
It's heartbreaking, gut wrenching and mind boggling. 💔💔💔
Miss mine to they raised me i consiidered them my real parents
Whoever you are, I'm sorry it still hurts so hard. Total love. No one's really gone while there are people who remember them.❤
@@wolfwillet431 Thank you, you are so very kind.💝
So, at 63 we are considered elderly!!!! Ugh! I'm gonna go cry now.
I’m 62 so I’m safe for a bit longer……damn time comes at u fast
I hope this girl never gets what she wants again in jail. She's a monster and far to ungrateful to deserve pity in any form. My heart goes out to her surviving family.
Also the mother is no more to blame than the grandparents. This girl and her deplorable boyfriend were doomed to do something awful.. no one can foresee despicable actions, all you can do is wonder "why?"..
this girl will find a lover in jail and live a happy life with free food, free healthcare, free shelter etc.
Sad that the mother created the monster and pawned her off on the grandparents. No accountability.
Not one thing is response for the creation of anything, its always several factors. How simple we would be if parental influence was the only aspect of one's life that shaped them. Individual tendency,genetics,trauma,Individual perception,lived experience also accounts for creating a person.
@nonenone9892 of course a myriad if things influence us but kids are products of their upbringing. People try to pretend that isn't true but it absolutely is. The whole idea that you can raise a child really well and they turn out to do terrible things is bullshit, and I'd wager The that narrative was created by shitty parents who refuse to take accountability lol.
@@nonenone9892Shitty parents are the greatest contributing factor to criminal behavior, and the penitentiaries are full of people who were raised in fatherless homes.
SkinAPRN, Are you a dermatology NP?
I always love the way you set the scene with location info. It helps me get settled into the overall story and I think it's important for context.
Thanks for covering this horrific crime! Well researched and presented! 👍
When you move a trouble maker to a different area, you don't get a better person, you just get the same trouble in a different area...
Plus the rage of her feeling abandoned by her own mother now. You inevitably get much worse.
Which was her own fault because of her behavior... but of course she blames everyone but herself in that situation...an immature brat who doesn't understand how the world works apparently... but she's getting a harsh dose of reality now... she's meeting real tough girls now...
@@Road_Rash She's undoubtably still blaming everyone else for her predicament, and if she was unhappy at the lack of freedom she had with her grandparents she must be downright miserable now.
Where you go, there you are.
Exactly
My grandpa passed away October 30th this year and he was my main father figure in life. I’m still unable to process the grief because I loved him so much and was so grateful to be his “eldest royal granddaughter” as he called me, heh.
I’m very emotional by nature and also struggle with depression and it might be just my emotions speaking right now, but after watching this video I got so angry, because I’d give years of my life to see my grandpa again, alive and well.
I don’t know what’s wrong with that girl, but she is definitely an ungrateful brat who deserves to rot in prison.
My sympathy. I lost my grandfather in '88. Still miss him. He was a good man, as I'm sure yours was. He is always with you. In your heart.
Sorry to hear that OP. I lost mine 10 years ago, his last two years of life was hard to watch. The man had no quit in him. My suggestion is to remember the good times and do activities that you two once did together. Remember the smiles and what he taught you, know that in your heart he would be proud of you.
@@pranc236 thank you a lot. My grandpa was also tough as a nail and stubborn as hell, everyone says I got it from him haha. He was always tough and as well as in your situation, it was hard for me to watch him these past few years getting weaker and weaker and this whole year he kept on saying that he wants to die, stubborn ass till the end lol, got it his way. He will always be my hero and he will always be with me in my heart.
Sorry for your loss ❤
My condolences for your loss
It blows my mind when people are mean or hurt their grandparents.
No good deed goes unpunished
Can you imagine what that poor grandmother was thinking sitting there duct taped watching her own granddaughter come at her with a butcher knife?
oh god no..i feel so bad as if they r my own. i really feel for them.
It's even worse than that. The grandmother had to watch them kill her husband, the grandfather, knowing that she would be next.
I’ve never understood the idea of parents shipping off their unhinged children to their elderly parents. They’re old, they did their due diligence to raise children, and now their daughter wants them to raise her kid? This isn’t just a mere instance of babysitting the kid. This kid is problematic and the grandparents aren’t equipped to help children like this.
Most times its cause the "parent" is a drug addict, its either go to grandparents or go into the system.
They hope the kids will do what they themselves were afraid to do.
the mom was no doubt a self centered narrisistic feminist. Not taking responsibility for her own kids. RIP for the best grandparents someone could ever wish for.
@@nangldWhat? 🤨
@@JasonAdankI find it odd that You Make determinations about the mother based on the behavior of the killer teen, yet fail to grasp that the "best grandparents one could ask for" are the same people who raised the "narcissistic female" . Narcissists are created. Lol
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Thankyou for such a informative case always appreciate your time ❤
I sat down with my cup of coffe and a Heath bar to watch this episode, when I realized my gerbil had climbed onto my table, grabbed my candy, and was making a run for it.
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I suspect the mother had a habit of evading her responsibilities and not just when she dumped her problem child on her parents. She should have gotten her own life in order and provided her daughter with the discipline she needed long before the girl reached her teens.
That's exactly what she did she dumped her on the grandparents. She's definitely bad but I wonder if these throwaway kids dont suffer from the affects of being abandoned
Full-time motherhood is so belittled these days. When the father is also out of the picture, then it's a recipe for disaster
You don’t know a thing about her mother. Being a parent is hard enough with two parents, I couldn’t imagine being a single mother. You get up and go to work every single day and figure out how to deal with a wild child. You want more money to improve the kids life, work longer hours, which gives you less time with the kid. It’s not easy
@@dwoodstwinSo because a single mother's life is hard I'm not supposed to have any suspicions? I've met plenty of kids raised by single mothers who turned out just fine. I've met kids with two overly indulgent parents who were wild. Gee, I wonder what the similarity could be?
@@rtyria I’d bet there are many similarities and many differences. I’d bet you’re of the age when you think you know everything and everything is simple. You’ll learn
The boy in the photo at 10:45 is NOT Johnny Rider.
Really good presentation of this horrific story
Her mother definitely needs to take some responsibility for the actions of her daughter. If she had not left her to her own devices at a young age, things would not have gotten so out of hand.
I agree, imo she created that monster. When her mother decided to finally parent her it was too late.
Exactly this
It is hard to raise a child without a father. An aggressive girl has every social agency on her side without any call for discipline, which to the WOKE agenda is _de facto_ abuse.
Mothers being frightened of their own teen or adult daughters is increasingly common.
"Strict parents" are dirty words to today's public mind.
A mother knows she will be blamed no matter what she does.
The girl knows too.
Therein lies both the question and the answer.
Plenty of children 'raise themselves' but they don't murder, especially their loving grandparents. Ffs.
I'm sure the mother is one of the main reasons of Cassandra's psychological disorders, if not the main reason. Who knows how the girl was raised...
We see this time and time again when kids have horrible parents. And by the time her grandparents got a hold of her, she was already ruined. That's so unfortunate
Single parent is a recipe for disaster
Being from Georgia, this case is especially heartbreaking as those of us from the older generations pride ourselves on Southern hospitality and respect for our elders. The actions of these two monsters obviously fly in the face of all the values we hold dear.
I couldnt even imagine raising my voice to my Grandma, let alone hurting her.
Same here. I never raised voice at my grandparents. Sure, sometimes they annoyed me, but I still loved and respected them.
It’s so horrible when good well-meaning caring people in our world get their lives taken for absolutely no reason. Senseless
Reason: they tried to enslave her.
@@nangld Miserable freak
I listen to a bunch of these, yours is one of the few I actually watch.
I lived with my grandparents, they raised me. growing up I had a very toxic and tumultuous relationship with my grandmother, but I would never lay a hand on her. even while defending myself when we would get really heated and she would hit me, I could never fight back no matter how mad or upset she made me. during my teenage years, I was very very angry but would never fight back just argue and walk away to cool off… I had no mommy or daddy to run to when things were bad at the house, when we argued every single day. I just don’t understand what brings someone to do this to the people that were raising her…
I hope you block the blows.
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I grew up in New England and live in the Midwest, I say it both ways. Same with scallop. Happy Birthday CHC and Happy Holidays!
New Jersey native - it’s pee-can peecan I hate push-kahn
Some people just can't get over the fact that the world does not revolve around them. Not you Adrian.
@@libertyresearch-iu4fy the world revolves around the superior race aka people from New Jersey pee-cans for the win.
It's peck-an OK? 😂
The mother of Cassandra is to blame for everything, she didn't want to educate her daughter and didn't seek professional help at a young age. On top of it let her daughter go live with her parents. She never took responsibility for anything and said she never tought Cassandra was capable of murder. She sent her to her parents because she her self was afraid of her crazy evil daughter and didn't want to deal with her. RIP to the grandparents.
What occurs to me immediately is familiar to me having studied a number of very similar cases. The generous caregivers who take in usually an obstreperous youth (commonly a relation) are blinded by their own love and intention to help, not sensing, let alone seeing the mounting animosity toward them that becomes homicidal. In this case, as in many others, the typically whimsical adage ‘love is blind’ took a very pejorative turn.
She should have been taken into some sort of facility after breaking his grandpa's ribs. That incident alone makes her totally unpredictable and dangerous. Very sad story that could have been prevented.
I think it's kind of obvious that Cassandra was the "bad influence" in this story.
It’s crazy to see how such an innocent face could do such a thing to their own grand parents
I lost my grandmother in 07 and my grandfather in ‘16 . Man I’d do anything to have a conversation with them n see them hug my kids . The fact that these kids took away life that gave them life is beyond sickening . So sad
I knew this girl from a friend who went to school with her. He wasn’t surprised this would happen but when news reporters interviewed his teachers they were like “ I never would have thought she was capable of this” ….. like really?
If they’d admitted they saw red flags they’d be asked why they didn’t do anything about it.
To be fair, it is such an unfathomable reality.
If a few of the kids I taught are in prison now I wouldn't be surprised at all.
Deflecting blame from themselves, otherwise they would have to answer to why they didn't say anything.
@@luvinlife90 yup
I knew a girl who started out just like this. At age 2 she was showing defiance, independence and darkness. Luckily, she never got violent to this level. Her mother did her absolute best to be a good mom and get her help, but she (the daughter) just did her own thing. Has been to, might currently be, in jail. Some people just become evil, but you have to step up and be a parent! To the best of your ability and seek help if it goes beyond your own abilities. When you have children, your life now becomes 95% about them! The other 5 percent is to take care of yourself so you can be the best parent your child can have!
Right! So MANY “parents” these days don’t think that way. They want to continue living their life like they are single or childless. Once you decide to do the deed and have a child, whether planned or unplanned, your life MUST change for the betterment of the child. It is no longer about you and what you want. It is about the child and the betterment of their life! So many parents seem to not be taught that as they were growing up and it shows in our society today. Sad, very sad.
yeah definitely a white girl/white "parents".
I legitimately worry this will be what comes of one of my nephews. Lil dude has been hard to handle his whole life and honestly, he's only 6 but I swear he has sadistic tendencies. He's done a few things in the last year or so that have been real concerning.
He just doesn't act the same as other kids, doesn't give a flip about any form of consequence, and he only seems happy when he's making others miserable or in pain. It's so weird thinking about such a young child like that but he's genuinely different in an unsettling way.
@@SvayaGhe might need professional help
I had a volcanic temper as a toddler and at 4 threw a tantrum in a store. My mom threw me over her shoulder and carted me to the car where she said if I kept screaming she’d drop me off at the police station across the street. When we got home she took me upstairs and spanked me with a hairbrush. Unsurprisingly I never had a hissyfit in public again. However I’m still scared of cops and hairbrushes 😊
Wendy and Randall's wedding photo is amazing. They seemed like such a lovely couple :(
It's the old question, is a killer born or made? She displayed many sociopathic narcissistic traits, many psychopaths live amongst us and don't nesscessarily go on to kill. This girl I think was a born killer and it was only a matter of time that something this horrifying happened.
There is no such thing as innate psychological traits-no one is born psychopathic, extraverted, gay, etc. These traits instead develop in response to environment beginning around 9 months of age, when infants start thinking symbolically.
Cassie's unstable upbringing, as well as the institution of the nuclear family-which forces minors into the legal custody of adult caregivers, which in turn are often needlessly strict or otherwise incapable of providing a nurturing and fulfilling home-are the chief causes of her behavior.
As a sign left by the perpetrator of the 1927 Bath School disaster read: "Criminals are made, not born."
@@AndrewWhite6969yes and no. Just like physical diseases, mental health disorders can also have a genetic predisposition. It doesn't guarantee that someone with a predisposition will end up with a particular disease (physical or mental), but depending on environmental factors, it may make them more likely. People with the same kind of childhood as Cassie's never end up being killers, while others with perfectly happy childhoods do. And of course, vice versa.
@@obscvritas3601 There is no reliable scientific evidence for the "genetic predisposition" theory of psychosocial traits. This theory is based on the pseudoscience of behavior genetics, which relies on the dubious "heritability" construct. Keep in mind that heritability is not actually a measure of genetic influence.
There is no such thing as having the exact same childhood as someone else. Life is extremely complex and entails numerous interactions and experiences. While some children who are not killers may have had lives similar to Cassie, they did not experience the things that pushed her over the edge.
Bad parenting must always take a share of the blame in these cases.
not allways
Evil has no age, blaming the mother and mental health is one way to explain this, but is not the real reason! May the grandparents rest in peace and these two never see the light of day!
Nope it's it's mother's fault.
I live in a small town in Georgia and in just the past 3 months theres been 3 shootings of teenagers that were murdered. 3 car crashes that ended in 4 deaths. A road construction worker got crushed to death by one of the concrete machines. A man found dead in a dumpster behind a store and a man was found dead in the walmart parking lot in his car. A few months ago there was a crazy man going down the road just stabbing people and a person was hit and killed by a big truck. Also 2 people i went to school with murdered someone over drugs. There has been so much stuff going on this year.
Several things come to mind....First, thank you Adrian and Nero :) for doing a fantastic job of thoroughly explaining this fiasco. With that said...ABSOLUTLEY, the mother of this spoiled brat should have been charged long ago with negligence, or accessory after the fact, seeing as how she KNEW her daughter was beyond control and she willfully sent this horrible "child" to live with her grandparents who are more often than not, softer with their grandchildren than the childs' parents are. She as a young mother( adult) couldn't or WOULDN'T discipline her daughter so instead, she sends her to live with her ELDERLY parents which in my opinion, was her way of washing her hands of the mess. Now then, the parents or the grandparents to the devil seed should have NEVER accepted that responsibility. Never. But, since they did...the very first time she "acted out" with them, they should have turned her over to CPS or law enforcement. I personally would NEVER have allowed that kind of nonsense to occur. If I had been in the mother's shoes, the First time that kid would have hit me, disrespected me or "run away" from home, would have been the last time I would have dealt with it. When she ran away, they should have LET HER GO. Let her figure out how to fend for herself in the world, on the streets. If you allow such behavior even ONCE, it will become the norm. Kids need discipline and rules from the moment they come into the world. If you don't set the standard of behavior in your own home, you will become another statistic in society down the road.
Agreed. Parents are far too soft with this type of kid. She wouldn't have lasted five minutes with my dad. He'd have scared the s*** out of her.
Don't leave kids with elderly grandparents . They are your responsibility!
This teen needed mental health care from a very young age! I worked for years with behavioral disorder teens, and she would have been one of my worst nightmares as an educator. The change of home isn't an answer to behaviors like this. Sorry to say but teens like this truly NEED to be in mental health treatment and restricted living conditions before someone, sometimes themself, sometimes others end up dead... And I DO know firsthand. NO she won't outgrow it, this is deeper than love or trust can fix. And "fortunately" is probably wrong about the failed suicide attempt... They will continue to do harm to society.
I agree I’m an educator too and see this type of situation often with grandparents having to raise grandchildren. It’s not a good idea most of the time.
You were clearly in the wrong career lol no troubled teen wants you as an educator either! They need someone who ACTUALLY understands and can actually help them.
They can't do much harm for the next 60 years in prison. The state of Georgia is probably miffed about not being able to sentence teenagers to death anymore.
No, that's not what she needed and everything isn't mental illness. Sometimes it's just a brat problem.
Mental illness is just an excuse. She was just a little bratty pos.
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I hope the mother understands her role in this tragedy
Having worked with teenagers for many years, every once in awhile you get kids who are beyond saving. Their destiny is drugs, prison, and/or death. I've saw great parents who have done everything to help their kids. Counseling, therapy, residential, and long term treatment but nothing works because the kid doesn't want to change. Smh
At the end of the day, I believe everyone has autonomy to a varying degree, ie you can bring a horse to water, but can't force them to drink it. If this girl was offered counselling, she'd probably refuse. If she was offered medication, she probably wouldn't take it as well.
It's completely her own responsibility that she chose to be a crappy person in life.
Such a tragic case. I personally think oppositional defiance disorder is just a technical way of saying someone is a selfish asshole. Not every person who is an evil person or murderer has a mental disorder, some are just bad people.
Completely agree!
My 7 year old has been diagnosed with ODD.. are you saying she’s a selfish asshole?
Most children naturally are, that's why it's important to teach them to share and care.@@sabrinahickey
@@sabrinahickey My sister was diagnosed with ODD at 7 also. She's 26 now, a wonderful mother and very happy. I know how tough it can be dealing with ODD and peoples prejudice around it. I wish you and your daughter the best ♥.
@@sabrinahickeyYes. That's literally what she said.
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The mother is still claiming she didn't know her daughter could commit such act, to me, that is another way of running from responsibilities😢😢😢
I doubt her mother ever imagined her daughter could be capable of murdering her grandparents.
It's her way of saying: 'lucky it wasn't me who got killed'...
She knew and why she sent her away .
I've had personal experience with a young woman like this. There was elder abuse, both physical & verbal. Fortunately, no murders. The grandparents had to move away & cut off all communication with the granddaughter.
What happened to the granddaughter afterwards?
@@DragonPyra1319 Don't know. Last we heard, she's living with other people and probably making their lives hell.
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As a newborn, you are innocent, the closest you can get to perfection. Then I don't know why people with similar background experiences grow up and develop into completely different people..? It's a complex question to answer.. I always want to see the good in people, but many times you are convinced that it doesn't exist. Thanks for your channel! Gretings from above the Artic Circle in Sweden ❤
Shocked at the brutality and callousness in the crimes committed by two kids, especially one literally so young. My wife actually grew up in Lawrenceville and it is always shocking to learn of such a crime committed in a town you know well, despite knowing it can happen anywhere to anyone.
The grandparents should have put her in foster care as an incorrigible, dangerous teen, if possible.
…what do you think foster care does/ is for?? Do you mean send her to a boot camp or special school?
I doubt she would've been sent to a foster care if she was deemed as dangerous anyway (physically at least). I'm sure that's what boot camp is for as @RS-ry4lp said
You actually can give up your child to the state you reside in.. The grandparents shouldve absolutely done that or sent her back with her mother. She is not their child, nor was she their responsibility honestly. Thats really sad, they were way too old to deal with all that bs, and the mother shouldve went and got her kid and been a damn parent instead of pawning her off. I believe the mother is at least partially to blame.
@RS-ry4lp it's called voluntary relinquishment, and it's for parents who basically give up their rights to a child, they go into state custody aka cps. Since she was so old she more than likely would've been sent to a group home
Yeah because foster care would have helped. Are you kidding?
Part of good parenting is learning to say NO!
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I would give anything to have my grandma back and to think there's people out there this cruel and evil. It's something else 😔
I agree. I miss my grandmother very much 😟
All she had to do was run away and never come back, or just wait till she's 18 and then she doesn't have to listen to her grandparents anymore.
its absolutely terrifying that a child can go from a loving, happy little kid to a full blown monster in just a few short years. i cant even imagine how those grandparents must've felt while they were being murdered by a child they loved so deeply and unconditionally.
@@TejubescDM it 100% does happen. not every single murderer was born with homicidal tendencies. things like developed mental illness and environmental changes can impact it.
@@paragonnina I don't say they are born like that but they display psychopatic tendencies early on and parents, teachers ignore it. It's extremaly rare to see caregivers responding properly to child abusing others. Usually they are praised for it. Mental illness happens but usually parents don't mind that they spoiled brat abuses others.
My heart goes to the grandparents their love for their granddaughter who was so damaged was course of their death. Thank you for showing more about victims then the little brat
Happy 3yr anniversary you've done amazing work in just 3years
I wonder if Cassandra was the driving factor or if the boyfriend gave her enough confidence and support that she thought she could get away with anything, even dispatching her grandparents? I admit I was a somewhat rebellious teenager, and my parents response was to threaten to send me away to military style boot camp type thing. In Cassandra's case, I think something like that would have been more useful. I was not a violent teenager, I never ran away, mostly I just didn't like to do my homework because I hated my classmates and teachers who often bullied me. I also didn't like to come home at night, usually spending my time at my grandparents house. To be fair my parents were never home, they worked two hours away and wouldn't be home until seven pm or later. They never asked me why I was struggling, never wondered why I would ignore them or talk back. In my case I think if they had tried to understand, and tried to meet me at my own level and talk maybe things could have gone better. In Cassandra's case, I think she just genuinely believed no one should have the right to tell her how to live or what to do. It was from the ground up a basic lack of respect. Perhaps even a lack of emotion, because I cannot fathom someone capable of dragging their kin from their beds and knifing them. And to plan to do it to others too? People she arguably had no ties to? She was a serial killer in the making.
I hate when people say things like "they got caught with the wrong crowd"…. THEY ARE THE WRONG CROWD!
a bad apple spoils the bunch
Thank you so much Adrian 😂
You do a very good job .❤
It's unfathomable what this couple went through in their last moments. Horrific. And they loved their little pos granddaughter. It's chilling to hear her talk about murdering the people who loved her most. Absolutely a psychopath.
How could anyone be sympathetic towards these horrible types ? Agree with you Adrian she was crying for herself-& also , yes Cassandra was a rotten egg ...