In Cantonese, when your parents think you are a disappointment, there is an idiom: "I'd rather give birth to BBQ Pork than you". I think that might be partly why he chose to turned them into BBQ Pork after murdering his parents.

@skipclassfordota3361

Жыл бұрын

what is bbq pork in cantonese？猪扒？

@chungangela759

Жыл бұрын

@@skipclassfordota3361 Char Siu !

@alyssum28

Жыл бұрын

@@skipclassfordota3361 叉烧 = BBQ Pork. The full phrase is 生舊叉燒好過生你 (saang1 gau6 caa1 siu1 hou2 gwo3 saang1 nei5)

@skipclassfordota3361

Жыл бұрын

@@alyssum28 哈哈哈我傻了 。一下子 中英切换没过来。。。大学时候天天吃唐人街的叉烧饭。。。好久没吃了

@sdqsdq6274

Жыл бұрын

well , disappointment is one thing , dude not even working and taking money off his parents , best of all went back to murder them , clearly a psychopath , haha

As morbid as it is; that incident was probably the most ambitious Henry Chau had ever been in his entire life.

@seducedbysasquatch

Жыл бұрын

💀 the one and only goal he ever achieved

I feel sorry for Angus. You frequently see people with lower IQs being taken advantage of by psychopaths. This seems to be an extreme example.

@____-qf7mz

11 ай бұрын

and by gold digging women sc.m

@MiyakoPisces4.0

8 ай бұрын

@@____-qf7mz 😑

The way Adrian absolutely reads these killers while sounding like and unbiased news anchor is what does it for me

Angus has got one of the saddest love life's ive ever heard. First girlfriend dies, second girl he marries tells him she used him for citizenship and third just straight up scammed him?? I know Henry is the evil one in the story but those other 2 girls deserve shoutouts for being scum to that guy

@highandtight5544

Жыл бұрын

I thought that same thing. Some people are just absolutely unapologetically awful.

@Bunny11344

Жыл бұрын

I hope karma comes back and get those two women back

@mebeb6399

Жыл бұрын

@@Bunny11344 yet you do not wish karma on the man that did this, typical

@mebeb6399

Жыл бұрын

@@highandtight5544 unapologetically awful? they did not take a life and eat it. compared to what he did, they would not be awful

@mebeb6399

Жыл бұрын

@@highandtight5544 would you rather be scammed or eaten ? one is wrong while the other one is unapologetically awful.

Yes I think Angus was manipulated and coerced. Sadly at risk adults are vulnerable to the machinations of others, or used just to get their monthly income. Despicable!

@pand-y

Жыл бұрын

What's machinations?!

@shadylady1503

7 ай бұрын

@@pand-y A plot or scheme.

I didn't accomplish anything for 32 years. I was messed up became an addict homeless. Dropped out of college joined the military. At 32 last year I got sober and clean not knowing my parents told me they were always supportive of me as long as I was happy and when I got sober they said they were proud. They said you don't have to go to college or play sports for us to be happy just do what makes you happy and be sober is all we ask

@nadanalia3000

2 ай бұрын

Love to hear this! Good on you. Celebrate your all your wins ❤

@remhk6672

Ай бұрын

Good on you, brother. This coffeehouse dude comes off as a bully and asshole douche. He uses weird terms like incels to refer to men who never been successful at dating women as well. Just an air of arrogance about this guy.. He probably takes pleasure in mocking others for being socially awkward, a misfit or loner. That's the type of vibe this douche gives off.

@KathrynHorne-df9dv

29 күн бұрын

I'm glad your story has a happy ending!🧡💛💚💙💜💜💖

Justice was served. Henry got his just desserts. Angus was definitely manipulated and maybe intimidated by Henry. What a horrific case. I hope the ex-gf who had Henry's baby never tells the child about its horrible father. As always, thank you for presenting a fascinating case.

@naejames3603

Жыл бұрын

Right

@hashtag_thisguy

7 ай бұрын

Desert.

@roseknittingfuturelovely2234

7 ай бұрын

I can tell that would a shitty selfish father who takes advantage of his parent's money and I found he actually have a daughter

@delsingray5923

3 ай бұрын

Their*

My lingering question is who ate the parents? Did Henry make Angus eat them? Did they pass out those lunchboxes to homeless people? It's maddeningly horrifying to even contemplate.

@MsPopeye65

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I was left wondering that exact same thing.... surely they themselves didn't manage to chomp their way through that amount of meat!??... Doesn't bear thinking about 😅.......

@tearainey1

Жыл бұрын

@@sirensynapse5603 While that's true, cannibalism is not quite on the same level. Most creatures won't resort to cannibalism unless they're starving. I believe it also carries a risk for diseases, and most people aren't closely monitored to ensure meat quality. Which really sounds like a very strange thing to say out of context 🤔

@drgunsmith4099

Жыл бұрын

@@sirensynapse5603 weirdo 🙈

@ng.tr.s.p.1254

Жыл бұрын

@@sirensynapse5603 oh soooo edgy 🤡

@niceguy60

Жыл бұрын

Taco Bell, that should answer your question

There's just something when Adrian swears 😂

@danis4054

Жыл бұрын

Right?? 🤣

@CaptainTusk45

Жыл бұрын

Bruh not going to lie i find it really funny

@EKNYR

Жыл бұрын

Bro just trying to say “fuck street” without getting demonetized and now he has his excuse.

@theanthill22

Жыл бұрын

He knows how those places sounded but got through them without even a snicker lol

@jr7845

Жыл бұрын

Yes it's so funny 😂

As someone with Bipolar, it's a slap in my face they tried to used that as an excuse for his inexcusable actions!

@desertdaisymarie6951

Жыл бұрын

So people with bipolar disorder don't kill?? Their mental illness shouldn't play a part in their sentencing?? I have a few diagnoses of mental illnesses, also the understanding that they affect each person differently..

@kikithepupper6774

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he was wrongly diagnosed , because they ruled it was antisocial personality disorder, which makes so much more sense. I Have bipolar also so I know your feeling

@mouldybread9454

9 ай бұрын

It affects different people in different ways, not everyone has the same coping mechanisms and it's extremely complicated. Shame on you for making it about you anyway.

@joshuamyles

4 ай бұрын

Bipolar plays a major part in the thought process prior to a murder. Don’t judge me, but I’ve got bipolar 1 which is not the manic state but the erratic thought state. When my mood swings were bad I used to honestly think and consider hurting people physically and mentally. To see them completely defeated. Watching these kind of videos and documentaries on KZread is what actually made me go check with a psychiatrist why I think like this and I was then diagnosed with bipolar. I now take medication for it and for the past few months I’ve been able to think clearly and rationally. I don’t go to violence as a final decision on anything. I still find it a bit difficult to make friends and maintain relationships but I understand that I’m still recovering and will be okay one day soon. Bipolar is a long term treatment which often takes months to fully recover from and it means taking constant medication EVEN if you feel like you’re okay. Do it until your doc says you can reduce medication and eventually stop. My point here is, no matter what your condition is, do find the right treatment and take it because the longer you ignore it the more dangerous you get. If you’re reading this and seem to have constant erratic behavior please seek help and don’t be ashamed to do so. Prevention is safer than cure and I promise you things get better over time.

@delsingray5923

3 ай бұрын

​@@desertdaisymarie6951 murderers can have bipolar disorder but that disorder doesn't make one murder

A little unrelated but Adrian saying "bullsh*t" so calmly actually caught me a little off guard in an amusing manner.

Thank you Adrian!! I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer 2.5 years ago and throughout my entire recovery, you have been there. I want to thank you for your hard work and great videos. I do not do Hollywood nor cable so I love my KZreadrs and love to show my appreciation for you. Thank you Adrian!

@Hayleyjg95

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jami, just an internet stranger with a common interest wishing you the absolute best and lots of healing energy. ❤

@cherry_tonic

Жыл бұрын

i hope your recovery continues going well!!

@jamicurry7947

Жыл бұрын

@@Hayleyjg95 thank you so much… hugs

@jamicurry7947

Жыл бұрын

@@cherry_tonic thank you! I’m doing great! Hugs

@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607

Жыл бұрын

Jami I wish you all the health & happiness in the world!!

At the first half of the video I thought this case was about to hit me close to home because I also consider myself a failure, but then I see he's not the victim but the monster and that's when I got creeped out for thinking we are the same. My life might be full of failure but at least when I think about harming someone, it's about myself, not the people around me who I care and love. Edit: I didn't expect this much encouragement. Thank you for all the positive comments. I didn't mean it seriously when I said about harming myself. It's more like an intrusive thought I have that I think everyone has in their mind in some moments. And while it's a fact that my life is full of failures, I still got a dream I'm working hard to reach. Thanks for the positive words, you are awesome! ^^

@julecaesara482

Жыл бұрын

You have people you care about and love. That already disqualifies you from being a failure. You are a decent human being, and I hope you'll find the support you need to see that there is no reason to harm yourself. You don't have to be sucessful in the eyes of others. If you can find contentment in your life without harming anyone, that's success right there.

@jaimecherie3430

Жыл бұрын

We can choose who we want to be.. Most times it requires work or taking action. Focus on who you want to be! Reaching your goal will change your life! I've just spent the last 28 days in hospital with my 24 yr old daughter who has leukemia. My oldest daughter was able to donate her stem cells. She now has another chance at life. We have 100 days to go before we can go home again. Don't EVER give up on yourself! We ALL matter in this world ❤❤ Your needed in this world 🤗

@THEUnholy1

Жыл бұрын

Don't hurt yourself. Your body and everyone else's are a temple. Adorn it with beautiful artwork and piercings. Indulge in that pain. It's beautiful. And so are you. I love you and everyone reading this. "Everybody hurts" by R.E.M. look it up. It's ok to hurt. But it goes away. Nothing hurts forever. I promise. My wife and I have had very different childhoods, and can attest to the worse in humanity. But like a Phoenix, you can rise from your ashes of your former self. Never give up. Life IS worth it. ❤❤❤

@mirandaschalen

Жыл бұрын

Maybe you could read Haruki Murakami, he thought me that a small simple life is enough. To be here, is enough. He has a story about a man that makes spaghetti everyday, for a year. That's all the man does. He just focus on that, and it helps him to get by. ''When you're in the dark, the only thing you can do is sit still and let your eyes get used to the dark.'' Focus on getting by, and it will all unfold for you in time. Nothing in nature is failure.

@lordbiscuitthetossable5352

Жыл бұрын

I think that's the thing. Feeling frustrated at a lack of accomplishment is natural, as we all want to succeed with the time we are given, but the difference between that and a true monster is responsibility. You hold yourself accountable, Henry meanwhile looked to divert any blame from himself and refused self reflection. Therefore you are already a much better person then he is. I wish you all the best, after all some of us bloom later then others. I wasn't able to hold down a real job until I was 27 and I've been playing catchup ever since, so it's never too late to find success.

The sound editing and effects are getting crazy good. That eery microwave ding at the crime reveal sent chills down my spine. Great work

@HamEggsButteredToast

Жыл бұрын

Was looking for a comment about the ding! Had to skip back a few seconds to appreciate it again, it because it was so perfect.

I’m crying. When I was younger I though my parents were a “too strict” (I’m asian btw). But as I grew up, especially when I became a mom, I realized that they just want the best for me so I (and my future children) won’t suffer in the future. I realized that times get tougher and tougher each year. Now I also want the best for my daughter so she won’t suffer the way that I did. My parents weren’t being too strict. I was just being a dramatic teenager, they’re just being totally rational. BTW, my parents also wanted me to learn musical instruments and also to develop my drawing skills, so I did. And those skills actually helped me cope with depression. I draw stuff or play musical instruments when I’m feeling down to distract me from my depression. I could also use those skills to earn some extra income when needed. It’s really good to have a backup plan AND some backup skills.

You do an impecable job of making me want to visit these places, right before you tell me the most horrific stories ever..

@clairelashaun4886

Жыл бұрын

Lol Right!

I really like how Adrian is so thorough,yet concise with his presentations. As someone with a short attention span,it is normally hard for me to stay tuned through the entire video. But with Adrian's videos, I can actually focus and feel that I have been informed and entertained.He just has this natural story telling ability that few have.

@alexandercarder2281

Жыл бұрын

Yes me too

@yunshij

Жыл бұрын

I agree with that I love Adrian's storytelling and his face really resembles my friend's. Its easy for me to follow his line of narration.

@CourtneyTunbridge79

Жыл бұрын

Yep couldn't agree more he definitely has the right sort of personality and presence about him. I also find Mike Oh from That Chapter is pretty good at hold one's attention and he is most definitely funny.

@sandrafaith

Жыл бұрын

"Thorough yet concise" is such a time-consuming process, and yes, Adrian manages to make it look easy. (Reminds me of that famous (and often incorrectly attributed to Mark Twain) sentiment: "I have made this longer than usual because I have not time to make it shorter." (said by Blaise Pascal))

@wadlynecharles6915

Жыл бұрын

In addition to the care in pronouncing these names...very well done!

Adrian I don’t often comment on any content but watching you today after following you for over 18 mths I have to say you’re evolving constantly and the personality you show is quirky and respectful .You’re a pleasure to watch for a true crime fan of many years Love your content ! Watching from Qld Australia 🌸

I really appreciate that you cover cases from different countries that I haven't heard of, and each time you show a lot of recognition for the victims. Keep it up!

@9418

28 күн бұрын

It's interesting to see how each country handles criminals and how their justice system operates.

What a truly horrific episode! An IQ of 84 is well below average. I can understand how Angus was easily manipulated. Henry is truly a monster!

@TheQueenOfSheba

Жыл бұрын

And his mom was threatened. I feel for Angus.

@danidakota7304

Жыл бұрын

Not only that is bellow average, it is basically like "bottom line". But a low IQ is not the reason or the "measure" and it doesn't prove someone is "limited" it is low emotional intelligence, and possible mental issues

@lynnehuff9659

Жыл бұрын

Angus is also a monster. He may reoffend, how could he be obsolved of cooking and eating someone?

@Roasty420

Жыл бұрын

An IQ of 70 would equate to you being special needs. He was taken advantage of 😔

@nikkimclay5474

Жыл бұрын

75 or less is the level for severe

I feel so bad for Angus. Dude needs a lot of mental health help

@peterstepanov8062

Жыл бұрын

That, and a care provider to make sure nobody will take advantage of him in the future.

@mittenpandas299

Жыл бұрын

probably therapy too for what he had to go through, imagine how he must've felt when he was being manipulated by his own friend.

@michaellorenc9764

Жыл бұрын

There is no cure for idiocy, sadly...

@anamarisela

Жыл бұрын

Angus is meat.

@Satan-ub7we

Жыл бұрын

@@michaellorenc9764 he’s not a idiot. He’s just got a lot of problems. If you actually listened to what was set in the video. He needs help and someone to take care of him

Even when talking about dismemberment and cannibalism of one's own parents, Adrians voice & narration is still soothing & always empathetic to the victims.This is why I prefer to get my true crime here.

@MINJITOZAKI

Жыл бұрын

lol so not Casefile then? Casey voice can get scary at times

I love this channel. But being a second-language speaker of Chinese, I love how you pronounced Hong Kong's official name. It sounds like it needs to be in a remix tape. A total golden meme in the making. I love it.

This story boils my blood. I have mental health issues and I live with my elderly mum, whose always helped me and supported me, I can't imagine being that entitled and angry that your parents want more for you and you end them. Be grateful for your parents, people. They love you for you and we should look after them because they also look after us. Rip ❤

@alexandercarder2281

Жыл бұрын

Amen to that

@cjmiller2037

Жыл бұрын

This guys parents I believe really tried. Bullying sucks and it does cause mental issues but to kill the ones who were always there for you??? I hope you are doing well, and its great you have your Mom, but she has you to and Im sure she appreciates that.❤❤❤. I couldnt disect a frog in high school biology, I cant even imagine doing what he did.🤢🤢🤮🤮

@matthewgonano636

Жыл бұрын

You must live in the states i don't blame you. Ultimate prison country

@Flaschenteufel

Жыл бұрын

"be grateful for yor parents"....jeah...because all parents are awesome...you must live in a very fancy fairie world

@matsamnicfam

Жыл бұрын

​@@Flaschenteufel DECENT parents...

I love how you said "try not to laugh at the street names" LMAO 11:05

@JIMWESTDG

Жыл бұрын

I failed at that 🤣

@omo568

Жыл бұрын

​@@JIMWESTDG me too

@kvachu2397

11 ай бұрын

Is it F**k Chuck Street and Thai C**k 3? I'm not English native and this is what I understood.

This is a horrifying story for sure 😰 Thanks Adrian, for all your content! I really look forward to my story alert each week from you! I’ve searched a lot of true crime tellers and have found very few to be as intriguing as yours. 👏

Angus was absolutely manipulated, and I'm happy to hear he was allowed to go free. I will say though, I very deeply hope he has the support he needs to not only be able to move passed something so horrible, but to also keep him from being taken advantage of again.

I’m so happy about the sentence that Angus received. I can’t stand when people with mental health challenges are taken advantage of, and especially in this case. Angus would of course been terrified about Henry’s threat on his mother, and he sounds like a very loving son.

@Mr.Guild1971

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I'm sure his mother is his whole world and she stood by him all along.

@dex1lsp

Жыл бұрын

"People" who take advantage of other people's mental disabilities are a special kind of evil.

@NadiaLeeTalbot

Жыл бұрын

@@dex1lsp Nurse Rachet

There was a recent, good Hong Kong movie that dramatised these events, "The Sparring Partner". This entire case was insane, I hope the brother finds peace.

You're amazing! You're my most watched true crime show. You're coverage on the net is so well thought out. Great work Adrian!

Wow what a twisted tale! Thank you Adrian for bringing cases I’ve never heard of before.

Brings new meaning to "Im having my folks over for dinner"

@JBLZFTW

Жыл бұрын

the real life difference between: Let's eat, grandma! and Let's eat grandma!

@SoundOfOceanBlue

Жыл бұрын

😂🤣

@GilesWendes

Жыл бұрын

I'm having my folks for dinner

@kri1ndawn440

Жыл бұрын

Bruh.. 💀

@Somaris

Жыл бұрын

Stop 😂💀

Love the bit of humour “trying not to laugh” before saying the street name and area…also, I didn’t expect the rewind! Love it, a gripping way to narrate a horrible event 😞

@chnalvr

Жыл бұрын

The street name and area are hilarious, just like the name of the old airport: Chek Lap Kok

Great editing on the video. I especially enjoyed the quick sound bits ending each section. Enjoyable viewing and listening as always! 👏🏿

Always entertaining. Never miss a Coffee house crime !! Keep em coming. Such a great atmosphere to this channel.

Wasn’t expecting a video today! Thank you, Adrian 💕

‘Try not to laugh at the names (of the address)’. Yeah, I failed immediately at this part, Adrian! 😂

"He was a consistent failure and never managed to achieve anything of value in Nearly 30 years of life" He's just like me fr fr

@Ola-co7jb

3 ай бұрын

You can change that

Dang. I'm thirty seconds in and you've already managed to throw some of the biggest insults I've ever heard at this guy. You've been ruthless since this became your main job 🤣

I wish one stipulation of Anguses release was mental health/life help. Or even get him volunteering so hopefully he can meet some good people and good friends 🥺

That little microwave “ding” after the microwave reveal and the “turn back time” comment was a grisly and darkly hilarious touch, nicely done

Adrian called him a man-child…LOL. Perfect description! All those styrofoam containers cause me to wonder if possibly he was planning to sell the “meat”? Anyone else?

@yzettasmith4194

Жыл бұрын

My first thought.

@desertdaisymarie6951

Жыл бұрын

Or just easy disposal..

I pray that my home city is never introduced as "We're returning to a familiar location" on Coffeehouse Crime

I've suffered from depression for the last 20 years and I wouldn't dream of hurting anyone else, not even a fly. The depression is MY problem, nothing to do with innocent human beings. This man really was a monster. This is truly one of the most shocking crimes I have ever heard of and I watch a lot of true crime.

As a medical doctor I would like to add that culture has a very significant impact on how people view and cope with psychological stress and mental health issues. Still, this is an extremely horrific case. PS. When Adrian cusses, you know its bad. Its BAD.

Feel really bad for Angus. He’s lived a very unlucky sad life up through these events and I hope he’s found happiness and peace today. The verdicts were very fair for each of these men.

Glad to see you cover a Hong Kong story, I were witnessing this crime when it was developing. From the infamous missing parents video to when the truth came out. Everything just didn't feel right from the beginning. You may also want to check out the DAN6 factory cement coffin crime from Hong Kong, it's another really bizarre case.

Got addicted to your channel...riding from home to school and back this is my earsound

Thank you. I truly enjoy your style 😊

So good at what you do, loving this page for the past year. Thank you Adrian :)

@iamthefuss934

Жыл бұрын

So good at talking and finding public info. He just takes the time to do it. Stop it stan

Angus was definitely manipulated and I’m happy he didn’t have to serve a long sentence! Great story Adrian thanks as always I enjoyed your take on this horrible tragedy!

"Human grease" is a phrase I never thought I'd hear

I've watched some of your older videos. Quite an improvement (I mean this as a compliment). Thanks for being one of my favourite people.

So many similarities between this and the Joel Guy Jr case. So sad that these individuals chose to take care of their life problems in such a terrible way.

This was such a sad case Adrian. Thank you for covering it with such compassion. Much love and appreciation from Anchorage, Alaska!

“He failed at everything he did.” I feel attacked

I just recently found your channel and I became hooked. I like your narration, your calm demeanor and your complete sympathy for the victims. Thank you for this channel and I am a subscriber. And this guy, Adrian, he is totally out to lunch. No pun intended. Peace.

Thank you for your continued content Adrian! Got my coffee and ready to watch. Going by the title, it looks interesting.

Adrian, you have been presenting cases with care and compassion from the very first post. You do excellent research and you present the cases quite objectively, never resorting to juvenile humor or going on wild tangents which have nothing to do with the case at hand. There is definitely room out here to have all different perspectives, very cool. I'm appreciative that you don't embellish the story or add too many opinions during. Your respect for the victim, family and friends is always honored. You are one of the top true crime presenters I've followed in a very long list. Keep making these quality videos and you have a fan for life💯🤟👏 Much luv from Canada eh😉

Wow that's a very strange case....very sick too. Keep up the amazing work Adrian, it is amazing at everything you post about.

Thank you for your true stories. Your speech is very clear and easy to follow,Husband is a bit deaf and enjoys your program as much as i do..very enlightening.

I love when Adrian takes the opportunity to make jabs at these creeps i.e manchild, leech, manipulative, etc. On another note this channel has expanded so quickly and deservedly so! One of thee best true crime channels on yt. 🎉

Can't get enough of this channel, absolutely fantastic! Thanks Adrian 🙏

This channel is one of the few channels where I actually clicked the bell and like every video.

Man, just love your channel. You rock

Love the coffee themed background and Adrian's soul-calming voice. Thank you for another great video I often drink my coffee while listening. This case was really sad may his poor parents rest in peace 😢

These poor parents. You try your best to give your kids the tools, love and patience to help them with education for a better life and he ends up killing them for no good reason…This is so Sad😔

@marsship921

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. I have a rule in my mind, that good upbringing will always produce good results. However, maybe some are evil from birth and will just do bullshit forever.

@kikijay3992

Жыл бұрын

Who need education and food without love? Anyway, he should not kill them, just leave...

@yiwoon_cr8s

Жыл бұрын

Made even worse when your kids feel like they're a greater failure and hate themselves for it

Such a great video! Made me feel like I was watching some kind of horror movie instead of washing dishes!

It’s kinda strange that I feel like I’m watching a travel documentary when your videos start out then this horrific story emerges and I forget how lovely I thought the place sounded. 😳

Love your videos, been subscribed for a couple of years now, thanks for all the exciting content! Just wanted to let you know the gain might be a little high on the audio in this one :)

@SvenEnterlein

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, it's a little distorted

@glitchyalex5098

Жыл бұрын

Couple years? He's only been out for like 2 years

@lindseyyoung9149

Жыл бұрын

Ya, it was distorted this time around. The last video was incredibly quiet for me.

@akarimastarte1968

Жыл бұрын

​@@glitchyalex5098 couple of years = 2 years. Seems legit🧐

@striderstache99

Жыл бұрын

@@glitchyalex5098 A couple = 2...

i havent heard of this case, great take adrian.

Angus has a history of people manipulating him and using him for money and other things. Plus, his IQ was lower. The other guy was an awful revengeful hateful person. Sounds like a psychopath and narcissist. I was thinking maybe he had a personality disorder because it was like he was trying to escape who he was and become someone else.

I love your channel! Glad I found you!Well done!❤🎉😊

Henry definitely has a personality disorder and narcissism. Only feels sorry for himself, misplaced self importance, lack of empathy and no care for consequences as long as he stands to gain. What a monster.

This might be one of the few times I'm actually drinking coffee during your video since I'm always at work when I'm listening to your videos! Good job as always (:

Wellcome to Australia sir! I love yr videos and we are happy to have you here. Hope you have a great time.

So scary! Watching these kinds of videos already gave me a lot of paranoias, traumas, fears, dreads, and so on............... not only to intentionally harm an animal, thing, or human...

Wow thank you for this video it was a surprise to see this usually your day is Monday!Keep up the good work your amazing at what you do.Your voice is very soothing and calm and you give the victims a lot of respect so thank you again be safe!

I really love how you deliver all those information. Keep sharing

You're so good that I didn't even noticed that you only have a few photos in this video 😊

Glad to see my native city getting some attention on this channel! Most other true crime channels tend to recall the more famous cases like the Hello Kitty murder but there's definitely an abundance of interesting cases from around here, such as the Meat Dumpling Killer, The psycho behind the Kindergarten knife massacre, a Singaporean Mogul's body being found entombed in cement, The Two-Face Demon Constable Tsui Po-Ko, The Jars Murderer, Yip Kai-Foon the local king of thieves and the one that sticks with me the most; An old story of how a local Naval Law Enforcement chief who killed his wife on a trip to Macau in around the 1950s, he tied her to a hotel bathroom, disfigured her with acid and forced her to swallow the rest. She was found still barely clinging to life by hotel staff but did not survive long enough to do more than whisper of who the culprit was through the shock.

Yeeesssss🎉 Thank you from the bottom of my heart ... I have flu and everything hurts, but when I saw the new video it brought a smile to my face!!!! ❤❤❤

I’m not sure if this has been suggested before…but seeing as you have fans from around the world, what about doing a series based on cases from your fans hometowns? I know it’s not a new idea, but I always find it interesting when people do this. Being a true crime fan, it’s hard to find cases I haven’t heard about before. With these series, I often learn about cases that I have never heard about before. Just a thought 😘

@iSmackRatchets

Жыл бұрын

He’s Already Done It Just Watch His Videos. He Does Videos For Just About Anywhere

@dawncarrick

Жыл бұрын

That is a fabulous idea

@nyankomew

Жыл бұрын

El Paso and Phoenix has some wild crime stories so yah that would be interesting

@leelunk8235

Жыл бұрын

SAMANTHA+ WHY YOU WRITE SO MUCH HEFFA

@Pardonmydust

Жыл бұрын

@@nyankomew what are some for El Paso?

Thanks for all you’re videos. Every time you upload I get excited to watch it. 🙏🏽

I'm bipolar and OCD. Doesn't make me want to kill anyone.

Yes another great case .....love your program

Thank you for another riveting episode of coffee house crime! I binge watch your videos every morning and before bed! Love you Adrian and thank you for everything you do. ❤

I was just watching your last upload when i saw this videos notification, had to finish that one first lol, Thanks for the regular quality uploads!

This case reminds me of the case of Joel Guy Jr. Many simularities. Interesting video! Thank you, Coffeehouse Crime.

@ennds4636

Жыл бұрын

My first thought was Joel Guy Jr, too! But there have been a lot of cases of entitled kids in their 20's who get mad that they can't rely on their parents' money anymore so they murder them. It's crazy. I can't even imagine having that mindset. 😬

I wonder why Henry's late parents did not try to find out the reasons behind their son's successive school failures by not considering this as an alarm signal.

@valrfl

Жыл бұрын

My thoughts are the same. He had issues socializing as a child and failing in school despite high IQ that's an alarm in my book. But most parents forget that mental health can be an issue, especially in Asian culture

@jennynim4007

8 ай бұрын

For most people in Asia, mental issue is taboo, some even believe if we have a mental issue kid, parent, sibling, we are cursed

Adrian, “bravo sir” for your linguistic skills. You nail the names of all these international characters. 👏

At about 2:23... my mind got derailed with the slip of "the year 2047". That being said, I absolutely love hearing your voice and your content.

As a mild correction -- Xianggang Tebie Xingzhengqu is in Mandarin and is what mainland Chinese people would call Hong Kong. Hong Kong is known locally in Cantonese (the local language) as, well, Hong Kong. You could write it as Heung gung or something to possibly get closer to how Cantonese sounds, but it's definitely way closer to Hong Kong than Xianggang.

@loulou3676

Жыл бұрын

Also, it didn't become separated from China in 1997, quite the opposite -- Hong Kong was a British territory until 1997, at which point China assumed administrative control. The "one country, two systems" refers to how Hong Kong was allowed to keep many of its existing laws and policies rather than being 100% legally identical to a city of China.

@romanscerbak5167

Жыл бұрын

​@@loulou3676 was allowed until 2019*

Is it bad that I watch your videos because one I love coffee and two your voice is so soothing I love to listen to you tell stories especially at night when I lay down perfect way to end my night is watching your videos ❤

Unforgivable... just the thought of ending the lives of his parent... is beyond...

Thank you for another awesome video, Adrian. I'm currently waiting to find out the results of whether I have cancer or not, so I needed the distraction

@amandaherlihy1196

Жыл бұрын

❤ praying for you x

@jessepitt

Жыл бұрын

I am wishing you the best.

@joannbowden6220

Жыл бұрын

🙏🙏🙏🙏 wishing you peace, love & blessings. Praying for you ❤❤❤

@ninaaaa1007

Жыл бұрын

thinking of you! sending best wishes and health your way. glad you have things to distract you, and i hope theres some good people around you to support you through this time. love, nina.

Adrian, you are awesome. I truly enjoy the way you tell stories, very interesting and informative. Thank you.

Thank you for another video. Oh my goodness 😳

Hearing coffeehouse pronounce those hong kong streets is just chefs kiss.