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@vickineil5009

5 ай бұрын

Adrian please consider doing the Timothy Crook (Lincoln UK) case. I live next door

@maru45382

5 ай бұрын

Thank you ☺️

@mericanignoranc3551

5 ай бұрын

Not sees are Capitalists Capitalism leads to fascism . Socialists are ANTI-WAR and help the poor.Capitalists help themselves. You've your own debunked beliefs ...lol

@rosaleenrogan4770

5 ай бұрын

Omg he was ten he was treated worse than Casey Anthony

@mousemd

5 ай бұрын

I guess all people are different. ADHD is part of a larger issue I have. Most of the time I sat there and took instruction from my teacher. Maybe part of it is the time I grew up in

Within 39 seconds I’m already feeling all my sympathy going to the kid and nothing for the father.

@Annie-gf4jq

5 ай бұрын

I dont see your point. When did this father parent this child?

@lenasamzelius5530

5 ай бұрын

Yes. This is really a situation when we all wish the biological father would have stayed as far away as possible.

@angelabordack

5 ай бұрын

@@Annie-gf4jqRead her comment over again.

@PuppetMasterdaath144

5 ай бұрын

My argument is always total humility like a higher being, taking any stance without full understanding of all the variables in this complex reality is not what I do because why do it, its a irrelevant assertion to make considering I don't have access to all the data, and you clearly see that not a single person online is showing any form of humility

@lindaroth6273

5 ай бұрын

That kid has suffered enough. More punishment?...don't think so

The parents were a waste of space and oxygen. The only true victims were the children.

@sunnystormy4973

5 ай бұрын

-poor kids...-

@TransKidsMafia

5 ай бұрын

My toddler came out as trans

@poopyfartballs5363

5 ай бұрын

Ah that sucks ​@@TransKidsMafia

@dazenguile4215

5 ай бұрын

@@TransKidsMafiagrow up

@bodhi5933

5 ай бұрын

I agree

That poor child should never have stood trial. He should have gone to a juvenile mental health facility instead. I hate how we hold the young up as mini adults.

@Iera_Thaumaturgy

2 ай бұрын

Some kids should hold accountable as adults but this child has been so broken he should go to a mental health facility.

@willisstillhere8846

2 ай бұрын

Yeah no. There have been tons of cases where cold-blooded teens or other below age people have murdered others for unreasonable reasons. Not every case is sympathetic, like this one. I remember a case where a teenager who was 15 or so stabbed her mother to death because of some guy and claimed that her mom abused her despite no evidence ever pointing to that.

@FreeDom-nm5tu

2 ай бұрын

Stop handing kids younger than teens cellphones with free internet access, kids see some awful things before their even teens these days, hyper warped generation.

@Xava

2 ай бұрын

@@FreeDom-nm5tu cellphones had nothing to do with this

@triadwarfare

Ай бұрын

@@FreeDom-nm5tu this was before the era of smartphones. His actions was influenced by a TV show.

An abused, neglected, developmentally delayed 10-year-old child heard his abuser threaten to kill him and his sisters? His parents failed him, the system failed him-frankly, I would have expected anger and literal overkill. Instead, he did what he felt he needed to do and then ran and hid under his covers. The child needed help. While I'm sure he was better off in juvenile detention that he was at home or with his grandparents, but this was just the system failing him yet again.

@TheShirly25

4 ай бұрын

You’re so right about that no one to help him and they kept sending him back to his abuser no way out what a terrible injustice this little boy was facing.

@donnageorge6506

2 ай бұрын

The system always fails these tragic cases sadly😢

@poisonivyheart6621

2 ай бұрын

I have to agree, it should be self defence.. I don’t agree with his actions but I have empathy for this poor child.

@Dee-so3by

2 ай бұрын

@Karyn-Hill, the system failing him? That's the problem with humans, always expecting others to do for them. Sick and tired of the likes of you, if you can't help your kids, DON'T HAVE THEM. No one owes you a living.

@CallsignCoalition

2 ай бұрын

My thought exactly. The court was the last hope in getting this child what he actually needed while there was still time.... and they failed him again. We can only hope that this young man stayed true to his caring heart and that's what's leading him down his path as an adult. I have hope for this young man.

This whole story is the embodiment of the phrase “every child deserves a parent, but not every adult deserves a child”. Poor kid was never shown any love from his “parents”

@n0etic_f0x

5 ай бұрын

Yeah... I am sorry but the kid is not to blame here. Just... nope.

@222222ania

5 ай бұрын

Yeah no. Let’s not excuse murder unless it’s self defense

@n0etic_f0x

5 ай бұрын

@@222222ania Yeah if these are your parents anything is self defense.

@milknhoneyhoney

5 ай бұрын

100%

@abellabarbie

5 ай бұрын

Speak for YOURSELF. ​@@222222ania

I appreciate that you did not include a tribute to the murdered man at the end. It would be undeserved

@WouldntULikeToKnow.

5 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@NoseyNuNu

5 ай бұрын

One of the very rare cases I don't feel bad for the "victim".

@TiaLeara

5 ай бұрын

Hearing an honoring tribute to this racist piece of shit might have made me unsubscribe. So I agree with you.

@questionablebackyardmeows

5 ай бұрын

AGREED. No memorials for nazis.

@listey

5 ай бұрын

Agree. It would have been completely inappropriate.

Poor kid never had a chance, born into sheer evil, hatred and abuse.

@ronniecarr2131

Ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, he was fucking doomed in the womb. The poor fkn kid. Just such a tragedy.

Jeff created a monster and instead of that monster being unleashed on the world it was unleashed on himself.

@betsylaughlin8652

3 ай бұрын

The very definition of karma…

@Dee-so3by

2 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@alysononoahu8702

Ай бұрын

Tragic monster😢😢

"I was trying to make him feel how I feel when I get hurt. Then maybe we could go back to being friends" tore my heart in pieces 😭 Poor child never stood a chance with that awful family.

@mariakerberus1017

5 ай бұрын

I felt the same when I heard that, too. My chest ached horribly at the thought of that poor boy suffering so. I have 2 boys, 12 and 9, and to think of a child that young hurting inside like that is just so awful. All they want is love, no matter which flawed way they try to use to express that desire. They want so badly to be loved, instead of constantly rejected. That poor baby's life was over before it had even begun because his parents and the system were so unimaginably despicable. The children should've been removed and rehomed before it ever came close to Joseph reaching that boiling point. I hope he can find a way to be okay when he gets out.

@user-nx5ws7rf2f

5 ай бұрын

For all that he was compromised developmentally, that little fellow was quite a deep thinker.

@brothermanner

5 ай бұрын

P0

@_1Marisa

Ай бұрын

Just heartbreaking 😢

"Sadly, he was declared dead on sight." Least sad thing I've heard all day. I hope the trauma for the entire family is healing after the years of awful abuse at this POS's hands, and the awful conclusion.

@WinchesterxNL

5 ай бұрын

Tbh. Mother wasn't any better

@k-chan4842

5 ай бұрын

@@WinchesterxNL Agreed. She married him.

@cherrymetha3185

5 ай бұрын

I agree! I was surprised Adrian said ‘sadly’ .

@user-nx5ws7rf2f

5 ай бұрын

Yeah. I noticed the 'sadly' too.

@AFeblowitzFilms

5 ай бұрын

I had the same thought

The idea that it’s even legal to interrogate a child without a lawyer present is disgusting. They aren’t capable at that age of understanding the consequences of speaking to police so anything they say to them without a lawyer to protect their rights should be inadmissible in court.

@jchelseaw8418

5 ай бұрын

It said that his stepmother was there and unfortunately, that is considered enough. Her misunderstanding doesn't change her being an adult.

@Mrs.TJTaylor

5 ай бұрын

He needed an appointed Guardian ad Litem.

@99mage99

4 ай бұрын

​@@jchelseaw8418 There are plenty of competent adults that should not be the sole barrier between their child and the police during an interrogation. It goes beyond understanding the Miranda rights. A lawyer has a better chance of catching the cops doing any sketchy questioning, which should be of the highest priority. Especially for a kid with developmental issues at the age of 10.

@rebeccahicks2194

4 ай бұрын

So sad plus he has learning disabilities, he had absolutely no idea what was going on. That poor boy :(

@rawlivingwithdisabilities

2 ай бұрын

Can't agree enough!

After listening to this, my heart is heavy. All I can hear is how a child was failed over and over by the adults who were supposed to protect him and help him thrive.

The child didn't "do the unthinkable".... he did, the only thing he could think of, to make the abuse STOP.

@kathleen_00

5 ай бұрын

@ wethepeeps....I'm not so sure IMO I feel he felt he and the family was going to be killed by the father that night. He believed his father was actually going to set them on fire while they slept. poor kid didn't stand a chance in life starting from day one

@WeThePeeps1

5 ай бұрын

@@kathleen_00 That's what I said.

@maryjane4432

5 ай бұрын

@@WeThePeeps1what’s sad is everyone (mostly) was all over letting gypsy rose out and follow her on all social media platforms etc but this poor kid didn’t get any support or rehabilitation

@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607

3 ай бұрын

You don’t need a comma after “he did”

@WeThePeeps1

3 ай бұрын

@@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607 Yup, you're right.

Quite disgusting that the police would allow him to confess without a lawyer present, all they are interested in is getting a conviction, not the welfare of a 10-year-old

@deadlyauntiedjmystic9498

5 ай бұрын

Some of the cops were probably a part of the dads club 😶

@WouldntULikeToKnow.

5 ай бұрын

​@@deadlyauntiedjmystic9498 wouldn't surprise me

@JTheraos

5 ай бұрын

He murdered someone.. of course they are only concerned with him being locked up. If you are capable of murder as a child, it WILL only get worse.

@freedomfighter6838

5 ай бұрын

@@JTheraos I agree - this behavior is not a normal reaction to an unstable household which is at its most delicate point in American history

@grmpEqweer

5 ай бұрын

​@@JTheraos Children's brains are much more pliable. IF Joseph gets the proper help, he could probably recover. ...This being the U.S., getting that help may not happen. I was neighbors with someone who had done 10 years for removing his stepfather. ...This was in TX, so only getting 10 implies mitigating circumstances. My neighbor never harmed anyone else, and treated his family well. Trailer-park grapevine would have told me if he'd done anything.

That poor child.. I don't have any words for how sorry I feel for him, how the world failed him. It's just so heartbreaking.

i’m a minute into this video and i already feel so bad for the kid

The damaged child did the world, and his family, a huge favor. Joseph needs a lot of love and rehabilitation. Whether or not he can be salvaged is a huge question mark. Poor, poor little boy.

@back_in_thyme

5 ай бұрын

All of this.

@jenniferlonnes7420

5 ай бұрын

Good therapy can do wonders. I'd say he needs a lot of therapy and proper education.

@MatrixRefugee

5 ай бұрын

I don't see much difference between this kid and my grandfather who was in the second wave of the Normandy beach landing on June 6th, 1944. They both killed Nazis, after all.

@zacharyhefner2208

5 ай бұрын

It's going to be a big "If" in that Joseph can be rehabilitated enough to be safely let out into society becuase yeah..literally everything was stacked aginst the kid from becoming "normal" He was already born with a damaged and disabled mind with developmental disorders coming from his mother's drug and alcohol abuse during pregnancy and grew up in an environment of Violence , Abuse and Hate from his Nazi father. Is it any wonder why Joseph became a violent and hateful child? It will take some extremely good therapy and a whole lot of it to even begin to undo the Damage down from his first 10 years of life

@greenman5229

5 ай бұрын

@@MatrixRefugee You are pretty ignorant if they think the German army was made up of only Nazis. They had many drafted men from countries they took over.

The ridiculous number of reports to Child Protective Services is unbelievable and shows how much the system failed. His parents were absolute trash. All that trauma and hate Joseph experienced plus the developmental issues doomed him. The police asking him about his Miranda rights was ludicrous, his stepmother was not at all helpful. What a mess

@alexnicolaou3579

5 ай бұрын

the system HAS failed. you got parents that didn't manage to wash their kid's clothes once get CPS called on them by the school and the kids taken away... yet in this case nothing was done! the system is 100% broken!

@rtyria

5 ай бұрын

She was probably in shock, after all her stepson just shot and killed her husband. No matter what sort of person she was (or her husband was) that is shocking.

@jdsteppenzyde

5 ай бұрын

@@rtyriaI agree. She also might have been trying to sabotage him, maybe not realizing that she was.

@napalm_lipbalm86

5 ай бұрын

Ironically my best friend I had in childhood her step dad was into Nazi propaganda. The only thing we could watch at her house was WWII or Adolf Hitler shows on the History Channel or he would flip out. When she had kids of her own she ended up having over 20 unsubstantiated CPS reports against her. It took years for the father of her daughter, she had 3 kids, to legally take full custody.

@rynemcgriffin1752

5 ай бұрын

Yup, that’s CPS for you. A toothless organization who do little outside of a few individual cases.

I feel so bad for this child, I hope that he has a peaceful life someday.

Joseph was completely justified in what he did to protect himself and others from his father's abuse, and the system made a serious mistake in placing him back with someone like his father in the first place.

@Katie-qi1ip

5 ай бұрын

I agree. Just as we now allow 'battered spouse syndrome', it's high time we recognize 'battered child syndrome'. Literally every adult in this scenario abused this little boy, starting with his mother who continued to use drugs and alcohol during her pregnancy. Poor little guy.

He was failed by everyone who was supposed to protect him. Incarceration is a disgustingly cruel punishment.

@pollypockets508

5 ай бұрын

I couldn't agree more.

@Sharina-sk4tj

5 ай бұрын

Precisely my sentiments.

@GetCraftyLemons

5 ай бұрын

Agree!! 😢

@grmpEqweer

5 ай бұрын

Yes, but prison is usually where violently insane and developmentally disabled people get sent in 🇺🇲.

@Cheskis24

5 ай бұрын

​@@grmpEqweerhe's a child

Him hiding under the covers is so childlike, it’s heartbreaking

@lightningonlycommentsonce5824

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, it's almost as if he's a 10 year old child.

@parissinclair6513

4 ай бұрын

And so is hearing him sobbing and saying "Daddy" in the background of the 911 call :(

Joseph should've been sent to a psychiatric institution, not jail. At least then he can begin putting pieces together about his life and actually DEVELOP. My heart breaks for him. I wish I could just go back in time and scoop him up and save him from the system that failed him. He was given no chance to live an actual life. Nothing can make up for the years that were taken from him. This will affect him until the day he dies. Everyone that was supposed to help him betrayed him and the most depressing part about all of this- is that even after all of the tragedy and every change up until now, Joseph is once again back where he started. Alone.

@immir6647

5 ай бұрын

I hope if anything good came from this that his sister's were saved from having to endure growing up with him. He saved them

"Dad" was violent, threatened to set the house on fire that very night. This was SELF-DEFENSE. He was a scared kid needing help, not a monster deserving punishment. SHAME on prosecutors & the system!!

@Human_Earthling

3 ай бұрын

Completely agree. Poor boy. What a life...

This is actually insane. Like, this is a huge miscarriage of justice. How the hell is a ten year old boy who doesn't even understand death supposed to know what MIRANDA RIGHTS ARE. Even adults don't understand it! This kid needed love and rehabilitation after so many years of abuse, not to be treated like a criminal!

@sarahalbers5555

5 ай бұрын

This!!!

@biipo4064

5 ай бұрын

Yes and no. He is still a criminal murder is a crime and he knew it was wrong. I however dont believe he truly understood the severity of his actions. I think a juvenile detention center was the best place for him. With his anger issues and history of violence and mental health issues theres no way he would have thrived or been 100% safe for others to be around if he was with his grandma or in the foster care system. I think its pretty likely he would have ended up in jail for one reason or another either way. I just hope that he can be rehabilitated and that his awful parents didnt ruin him for life. Its always heartbreaking seeing a child become a victim to their surroundings.

@pancreaticlemons7069

5 ай бұрын

@@biipo4064you made a lot of assumptions about a 10 year old kid. he should be given therapy and be allowed to live the life of a fucking child. it’s that simple. he is the only victim in this story, no one else. especially not the nazi that got what should’ve happened years before

@blarghmcblarghson1903

5 ай бұрын

@@biipo4064 If only America's prison system focused on rehabilitation and not punishment. There's a reason why America is #1 in recidivism rate at a whopping 70% within 5 years.

@jtrain5615

5 ай бұрын

The question of Miranda rights is not an issue here. There was no doubt that the kid did the crime and being under age, he received an extremely fair trial.

That boy was alone his whole life. Alone and abused. And that didn’t change in that interrogation. He was just as alone and just as abused. Detectives only caring about wanting confessions and getting convictions is fine when dealing with adults who can understand, but that was a delayed 10 year old boy. Shameful and disgusting.

@mikesanders8621

5 ай бұрын

The number of American children in correctional institutions is honestly disturbing.

@raghadobaid5760

3 ай бұрын

😢😢😢

That transition into the sponsor was so freaking seamless. Well done Adrian.

Thanks for this story, Adrian. I have sympathy for the boy. Never had a chance with his life circumstances. Doesn’t help that the victim was a nazi who likely dehumanized significant swathes of humanity while raising his boy. Reaped what he sowed.

This baby was raised in hatred and fear. At 10 with diminished intelligence he still was unable to fully comprehend what he was doing. He definitely needed intensive, long term physiological counseling to counter the horrifying ideology of his father. I pray he received this help and found healing .

@vickilawrence7207

5 ай бұрын

Do you mean psychological therapy?

@richardwait1206

21 күн бұрын

@@vickilawrence7207of course she did

My biggest issue with this case is that due to his age and developmental difficulties he was in no way able to understand his Miranda Rights. His stepmother in no way should have been acceptable as guardian because she is a victim and has no reason to protect his rights. So his entire confession should have been thrown out in court. The entire system failed this child beginning to end IMO.

@nlwilson4892

5 ай бұрын

To be honest, his confession didn't mean much as it was so clear he did it. That said they still should have insisted he had a solicitor and his step-mom should have been no-where near when it was another family member that was the victim. A decent solicitor would have argued that that the serial abuse, indoctrination and poor intellect meant that he did the only thing within his power to defend himself and the other children from the violence. It was his father that taught him how to shoot and taught him that killing others wasn't just right but desirable. Also he would have thought that there was no point in reporting his abuse to the authorities as they had already failed to do anything about it on numerous occasions.

@markgundle4150

5 ай бұрын

Not sure if it'd apply in California, but in Virginia there's a statute pertaining to "spontaneous utterance"; in a nutshell, anything a suspect says of their own free will before receiving their Miranda warning is fair game for officers and prosecutors, provided they are not being directly questioned. "I can't believe I shot him" when being asked about what happened wouldn't fly, but if the investigator is walking into the room and the suspect says "I can't believe I shot him", different story. Based on how the story's presented here, it's possible that Joseph offered it up completely voluntarily and unprompted by detectives, and in so doing provided his own silver bullet. A confession isn't an automatic win for the prosecution, but it does make the defense's job considerably more difficult. Now, nobody in the comment thread is wrong in saying that it never should've gotten to this point, especially considering it was already clear that Joseph wasn't fully cognizant of the situation. Solicitor on deck, different adult in the room, and possibly not even walking in until the previous two points were resolved. But from a purely procedural standpoint, the confession would be admissible (at least in one state; as said, CA may play by different rules).

@grmpEqweer

5 ай бұрын

The boy probably had a public pretender...er, defender.

@mikoftime1364

5 ай бұрын

She was also a neglectful parent so she was also a perpetrator. Urine smelling home? Yeah no, she didn’t care for his rights

@ontherocksinthesoilmichael6739

5 ай бұрын

@@mikoftime1364 my thoughts too but didn't want to write a novella.

Having a adhd child my self he has meltdowns the physical pain is too much, this poor child not medicated and also given a disturbing childhood even before his birth and lasted throught his miserable childhood it breaks my heart. He just saved his sisters from a further misery. I hope he got the care he needed while in prison and turned a leaf.

So the grandmother raised a montster, gets the grandkids, see the abuse, doesnt do anything, goes on 60 min to say she saw it coming, did nothing...social services - a joke, why wasnt the kids taken away years ago!! All so sad.

That's not a crime. That is a public service!

@Hakuwoodworks

5 ай бұрын

Exactly.

@spiritthingw

5 ай бұрын

👏👏👏👏👏👏❤

@me0101001000

5 ай бұрын

On one hand, yeah, it definitely is. But on the other hand, no kid should ever be pressed to snap like this. I sincerely hope he makes a full and thorough recovery.

@animefeen60

5 ай бұрын

@@me0101001000i agree. If anything that father should have been in jail and have ZERO custody of all his children. This should have never happened. Just goes to show the system to “protect” children failed once again. 😢

@KackieJennedy

5 ай бұрын

Yes ❤

When my past abusive husband threatened to burn our house down while we slept …. I took him seriously and left. This child believed his father probably laid there for hours thinking he could not leave and had to stop him. Tragic situation prayers he gets help and lots of love.

@saraholson287lovesJesus

5 ай бұрын

Self defense 100%

@raditts

5 ай бұрын

He absolutely would have done it too. People don't just say things like that if they haven't been seriously considering them.

@crestfire8008

5 ай бұрын

Always believe a male 100% when they say they will harm you

@DistrustHumanz

5 ай бұрын

The time for help and lots of love was 10 years ago. Most people do not understand that the same bad things that happen in male adult prisons also happen in male juvenile prisons... which would have only compounded his problems into being irreversible. There is no going back now; the permanant damage has been done to the poor little guy.

That was the slickest transition into a Nord VPN ad I’ve ever seen. 💪🏻

@Total_Entropy36

4 ай бұрын

😂...it was only half way thru it before I realised!

@joko09010

4 ай бұрын

@@Total_Entropy36 😂😂😂👍🏻

The abusive father had just threatened to set the house on fire with all the family in it while they slept. So he defended himself and his family. So wtf are they doing even arresting and charging him, much less sentencing him? This case is nuts.

Child protection services should have intervened before it reached breaking point. The father is a monster!

@sarahalbers5555

5 ай бұрын

Typically, they are useless. This is a huge tragedy.

@discospiders

5 ай бұрын

This is not unusual for Riverside.

@user-nx5ws7rf2f

5 ай бұрын

Child protection services should be subject to an immediate inspection, and an independent review of their actions in this case.

@discospiders

5 ай бұрын

@@user-nx5ws7rf2f in thousands of cases, yes. Will it ever happen? Nope.

The fact that Joseph dropped his shoulders upon hearing that the mother called 911, makes me feel like he thought "oh my God she called police on me while I was trying to help us" which might make him him very angry at her. I feel sorry for him

@cdes1776

5 ай бұрын

Hadn't thought of that. I think you've got a solid point.

I hope wherever he is it's not behind bars, his sisters are safe now, and he's been shown love an support

The kid did the right thing, he potentially saved many others from the violence his father could have caused. I do hope for the best for this kid.

I feel so bad for Joseph and his siblings. Cant blame him for wanting to make his abuse stop. I hope he can recover from all of this.

@chaoswitch1974

5 ай бұрын

It's crazy that he's now 22 or 23 years old. I hope he's doing ok.

@grmpEqweer

5 ай бұрын

Well, his dad beat the stuffing out of him regularly, how was Joseph to know his dad wouldn't act on that violent threat? I mean, if I was an adult living with someone who, when drunk, said they were going to unalive me? I'd either leave immediately or make an escape plan. There's a greater than zero chance Joseph's dad WOULD HAVE unalived one or more of his family members.

@dianawatton7570

5 ай бұрын

If he was placed in an adult prison he will never overcome the abuse he suffered as it will continue through the other convicts

@grmpEqweer

5 ай бұрын

@@dianawatton7570 Sadly, U.S. state prisons are factories for human rights abuses. ...I have a friend w-PTSD that is, in part, the result of them _working_ as a prison guard for 3 years.

@deepconvos1

5 ай бұрын

At 10 years old, he killed his P.O.S dad and went to jail...his life is never gonna be okay 😢

Social services “Keeping families together” has a lot to answer for.

@sarahalbers5555

5 ай бұрын

Totally agree!!

@24get24give

5 ай бұрын

this was never a family to begin with [you can't raise a "family" amid all that hate and fear,]let alone one that should be kept together a family would be about love and peace

@asmokeus

4 ай бұрын

thing is, families that are struggling & need support to provide a safe, caring home to their children SHOULD be kept together. non-hazardous households should not have to surrender their children unless they truly do not have the bandwidth to care for them. this is not that situation. i'm not going to sit here and pretend there are no systemic problems or even that these services are consistently delivered properly - that'd just be disingenuous - but the goal of "keeping families together" is for the benefit of parents who are genuinely trying to support their kids and the children who earnestly need their caregiver attachment. the mission to keep families together is because of those that have been unjustifiably broken apart by the state. this was by no means that mindset at work; to "keep families together" requires investigation that leads to an understanding of the core issues disrupting children's' welfare. this was an inapplicable situation characterized by a profound failure to investigate anyone other than joseph's biological mom.

Your transition from the city’s cybersecurity into sponsor mention was suuuper smooth man!

That was the smoothest transition into an ad ever!!! Haha! 😂 👍🏾👍🏾

That kid didn't stand a chance with his upbringing and how abusive his father was.

This child was clearly more a victim than the father. Not that it was right what he did, but VERY understandable 😢

@miroku88

5 ай бұрын

If after 10 years of abuse you are literally cornered to kill who abused you,you are still the victim and all you should need is help to recover. No one would be happy to kill someone(in a sane state of mind),and I bet he was not too when he realized,so yes,he still is the victim to the very end because its not much the prison that haunt him now,but the fact he knows what he did is wrong but he was "forced" by his abuser to make the "wrong choice" to survive. I just felt sad for him,I hope he is fine somehow now.

@SpookyNerd13

5 ай бұрын

I mean, on the one hand people shouldn't be murdered. On the other, nazis aren't people.

@eedwardgrey2

5 ай бұрын

This is one of the few videos on this channel to not end with " In memory of the victim"

@angeladelia7472

5 ай бұрын

@@eedwardgrey2 you're right, just realized that when I read this

When he said "maybe we could go back to being friends and start over" broke my heart. That poor child did not understand the consequences.

How this case was handled is shocking. In South Africa, the child would have had a criminal capacity assessment by a panel of psychologists/psychiatrists rather than having inept lawyers decide on this with no understanding of child development, neurodevelopmental disorders and the impact of all of this and abuse on his ability to understand and take responsibility for his actions. Makes me so mad!

This kid did his community a service. I hope he is able to put this behind him and live a functional and happy life.

@DistrustHumanz

5 ай бұрын

Considering the mental destruction that happens to adults in prisons over a period of several years, I would think that the same for a young child would be much, much worse... and most likely irreversible. Most people don't understand that all the bad things that happen in adult male prisons also happen in juvenile male prisons. He was so young and small when he went in, he most likely was nothing but prey for the larger, older boys.

Full respect to Joseph for acting from the heart even though he couldn't comprehend the gravity of his actions.. He was failed by his parents massively and in my opinion he deleted his dad for good reason. This should be considered self defence and protection of his family. Poor kid, hope he's doing ok..

@biipo4064

5 ай бұрын

Unfortunately thats not how self defense cases work. Killing someone in their sleep is likely never going to be considered self defense in a court of law even with the history of abuse and the verbal threat of his father killing the family. Its a very unfortunate case but i think juvenile detention is the best place for him to be. With his violent past and agression issues on top of other mental health issues if the charges were dropped and he was sent to live with his siblings and grandma or put into the foster care system i feel its likely that he would have ended up in jail one way or another. One can only hope that he is able to be properly rehabilitated not sure if juvenile centers partake in therapy to help these kids out or not but ultimately for the safety of him and others i do think its the best place he could be put.

@ottisthedog3544

5 ай бұрын

@@biipo4064 here in michigan (not sure how it works in California but most likely the same or close) he would go to a juvenile detention center (my buddy works at one). it is nothing like prison they receive mental help, schooling, meds if deemed necessary. the problem my buddy repeatedly sees is once they get out the meds stop and they wind up back in. the problem is not the juvenile detention center, its a lack of care once out in some cases. others cases juvie only teaches them to be better criminals and they wind up back in. total lack of proper mental health care here in this nation. i completely agree its the best place for him and good luck to him, it will be an all up hill battle. unfortunately "the nut doesn't fall far from the tree" i'm a nature over nurture type person.

@gorge1365

5 ай бұрын

​@@biipo4064 It was either the dad or the family getting burned by the dad. The kid did what was best to end his suffering from his abuser. The system also fails here.

@DistrustHumanz

5 ай бұрын

Most people do not understand that the same bad things that happen in adult male prisons also happen in juvenile male prisons. After ten years in prison, from such a young age, I would imagine that his mental damage is now irreversible and permanent. The legal system completely failed him.

@Ilikebigbooties

5 ай бұрын

@@DistrustHumanzI agree. He needed help. Not imprisonment. Rehab and love would’ve been the most helpful, especially for a child… I hope wherever he is that he is able to live a happy life. His sisters too

Poor kid never stood a chance being raised the way he was. No one shed a tear for his father' death.

Glad to see coffeehouse made an exception at the end of the video by not adding a "In memory of" to a POS.

@Jeremy6232

4 ай бұрын

Be did say sadly he had passes.

@flavia8504

4 ай бұрын

​@@Jeremy6232true. It surprised me.

@SergioMcClane

4 ай бұрын

@@Jeremy6232 Yeah, that made me think "what do you mean, 'sadly'?"

@Sindollx666x

4 ай бұрын

​@SergioMcClane I think it's along the lines of no matter how awful someone is we don't wish death upon others.

@ruralbrewery6585

3 ай бұрын

​@Jeremy6232 I figured it was a thing he'd say so as not to be a gratuitous true crime content creator. I mean we don't have capital punishment in my country, and so it's common for cops, security instructors and self defence instructors to include the phrase "nobody deserves to die" or similar when talking about people who were killed or almost killed while, or as a result of, doing unspeakable things to other people. It's a line that has to be drawn, and it is supposed to reflect the laws and culture of where you are. To have a KZread channel about violent crime and give out the idea that you're cool with some murders isn't a good look. Besides, we don't know what would have happened if the pos survived; might the kid have been better off? We'll never know for sure.

He belongs in a psychiatric hospital. This is heartbreaking. That poor kid never had a chance.

I just found your channel! Thank you so very much!! I love it!!! Keep it up with all the juicy content!!! I’ll be waiting for more!!!!!😊

Lived by hate, died by hate. He created the monster, and the monster bit back. It’s terrible how those kids were brought up, physically and mentally abused.

This man said he’d turn off all of fire alarms and set the house on fire, that kid deserved time in a mental facility and rehabilitation

The father of the year got his just award.

I have a hard time feeling sorry for the parents, especially the dad. You can't have views like this & expect a passive & decent child.

Im so glad i stumbled upon this channel. How have i missed it😊. Regardless, new subscriber from sarf London on board. I have a lot to catch up on, but thus far am finding you very clear and concise, and the capacity to relay a crime in its entirety must not be underestimated. Im 60 and talk far too much, so my son tells me😂. Thank you for being a humble host and i look forward to going back to your beginning. Regards and blessings 😊😊

This kid's childhood was over before he was even born. Absolutely heartbreaking. I sincerely hope he's doing well.

@DistrustHumanz

5 ай бұрын

Highly unlikely. Most people don't understand that the same bad things that happen in adult male prisons also happen in juvenile male prisons. He was so young and small when he went in, he was most likely nothing but prey for the larger, older boys. Most likely, he has been irreversibly damaged.

This poor kid didn't stand a chance . All my sympathy is with him and none for his father 😔

@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203

5 ай бұрын

He espoused his dad's ideas. You have sympathy for nazi kids???

@jtrain5615

5 ай бұрын

But what if the father had the same (or worse) upbringing? Should he be pitied too? A crime is a crime.

@annguy5563

5 ай бұрын

@@jtrain5615the kid is a kid, and the dad is an adult. Even if he was abused as a child, that doesn’t justify his despicable actions as an adult.

@jtrain5615

5 ай бұрын

@@annguy5563 Abused "kids" become adults.

@mistert4533

5 ай бұрын

No blame on the mother then? Double standards at play here I see.

I appreciate your clever introductions…you are one of my favorites!

Most relaxing crime channel I've listened into yet! ❤❤❤

This is such a sad story. I think Joseph was better off in juvenile than a living abusive father. I pray he has a better chance in life now.

@DistrustHumanz

5 ай бұрын

Considering that everything that happens in adult male prisons also happens in male juvenile prisons, I don't think it was much of an improvement, and in some cases could be much, much worse.

That father is a literal monster.

Sad. This poor kid didn't have a chance. When the drunk father threatened to burn the house down, I'm sure that struck fear in these innocent children. Throw in crappy home life and developmental issues, this was a miscarriage of justice.

This poor kid needed to be loved. Everyone and everything failed him.

To be honest, this was probably the best thing that could have happened for the other children in this family. At least they'll now have a chance to be loved and cared for appropriately by other adults, giving them a better chance at having a successful future.

@biipo4064

5 ай бұрын

My only concern is didnt they get put with grandma if im not mistaken? Where was she when all the abuse was happening to these kids? If she was in their life in any way theres no way she thought they were living in a healthy and safe environment so why no calls to cps or action taken? Why did it take one of the kids killing their dad to get them out of that situation? I of course hope for the best and hope they are being well taken care of and loved but it does make me question a lot of things about this family.

@DistrustHumanz

5 ай бұрын

Not if they went to a foster home, which history has proven can be just as bad, just in different ways.

@silasfrisenette9226

5 ай бұрын

​@@DistrustHumanz Better chance, not good chance.

@dianeshannon7988

5 ай бұрын

Tbh?Only if they are lucky

That is a tough one Adrian. He had an awful life and lived in awful surroundings. There's really no surprise that he did what he did to his dad. What a piece of work he was! Who knows, he possibly did save his family by removing his abusive father. So sad for the rest of his family.

@Koshkinayekaterina

5 ай бұрын

He had amazing surroundings

@chaoswitch1974

5 ай бұрын

I agree. It was self-defense.

@chaoswitch1974

5 ай бұрын

​@@KoshkinayekaterinaI don't think you meant it that way .

@KonekoNaru

5 ай бұрын

@@Koshkinayekaterinayou’re a weird troll

@Koshkinayekaterina

5 ай бұрын

@@KonekoNaru You’re a weird leftist

I’m late to your party but, I subscribed. I like your stories and your voice is pleasant. Thanks for pulling no punches on these crimes.

This was a truly heart-wrenching case that highlights the complex interplay between nature and nurture. Growing up in such an abusive and traumatic environment, it's sadly unsurprising that Joseph exhibited violent behaviors from a young age. While he rightly faced legal consequences, one can't help but feel sympathy for a child failed so profoundly by the very systems meant to protect him. More resources for abused children and mandatory reform of extremist ideologies could help prevent such tragic outcomes. This case demonstrates how the sins of fathers can be visited upon their children in the most devastating of ways, and it leaves one questioning where accountability lies when a disturbed child is a clear product of their damaging upbringing.

Joesph seemed to be failed by every adult along the way. Starting with his mothers addiction, his father's white superacy belief's and LE unlawful treatment of a minor. Lastly, the legal system not protecting his rights and the guarantee of a fair trial. Extremely disturban case😢

@jenniferlonnes7420

5 ай бұрын

Disturban, yes. 👍

@RR-on4sk

5 ай бұрын

Disturbing**

@jenniferlonnes7420

5 ай бұрын

@@RR-on4sk I'd say you're not aware of Disturban's channel - it's good.

@grmpEqweer

5 ай бұрын

@@jenniferlonnes7420That channel is almost too gruesome to mention.😋

@Flamsterette

5 ай бұрын

*MOTHER'S *SUPREMACY BELIEFS *DISTURBING

This is a heartbreaking case! I hate that a child is in prison, & prison is rarely the place to rehabilitate the scared, the broken, and the desperate. The father was a MONSTER & I'm not sorry he's dead. I'm sorry it was his son who rid the world of him. I truly hope Joseph & his sisters find a way to make it.

That was such a smooth transition into an ad, but I knew it was coming because I watch all your videos😂🙌🏽

When he said riverdale I was like what did Archie do this time

@R3stlessNWild

Ай бұрын

He, Jughead, Moose, Reggie, and Kevin KTFOd a bunch of Nazis and then went to the malt shop.

I feel very sad for this little boy of 10.....all he knew in his 10 year life was ABUSE...Not even being loved or cared about...shame.!! 💔

You did a fantastic job of making clear what kind of people we are dealing with. Jeff reminds me of the Bully that was killed by the whole town because of their hate. Joseph was screwed from birth but still a victim. Two years before trial? Ridiculous. Why wasnt this tossed immediately by reading Miranda to a child? I wish they would show where stepmom was during the interrogation because she screwed Joseph just by being there because of her lack of intelligent. Also, Grandma is no angel either.

To the contrary, Joseph truly believed he was in immediate danger when he killed his father. His father had threatened to burn the house down while they slept. The father was drunk and was known to be mean when he was. Joseph shot him before he went to bed. Most likely. he was truly in fear that his father would kill him if he went to sleep. To Joseph it was immediate. To him it would have been a choice of going to sleep and dying or shooting his father to stop him from burning the house down. It would have been staying alive is now or never. I don't know what occurred that night or what Joseph was thinking, but it wouldn't be out of the realm of possibility that Joseph, known to be a handful, had acted out and his father told him he wasn't listening. To a little boy with diminished reasoning power that would have made the threat a certainty.

As an educator and a mother of 4 children (all now successful adults) the case of Joseph went straight to my heart😢 This case made me cry. Joseph could have flourished in different living conditions with possibly foster or adoptive parents despite his compromised cognitive abilities. It makes my blood boil how the police failed this 10-year old boy and wonder why he was not first psychologically evaluated? My fear is that Joseph was exposed to more violence and other negative behaviours while in juvenile detection, unless he received excellent treatment. I wish Joseph a better and successful life as an adult ❤

It’s heartbreaking when a child becomes a product of their environment growing up.

I grew up in a very abusive home and I seriously considered this with my stepfather. I wanted to protect myself, my sister and my dad that he constantly threatened to kill.

"Joseph was not in immediate danger when he killed his father." Yes he was. He was in immediate danger from his father literally his entire life.

Hey Adrian! I'm from Singapore! 🇸🇬 Been a fan of you for long and I love your channel! 👏🏽 I really hope you will cover the case of Magdalena Zuk, please! This case is downright disturbing! 😱😩 But I would love to see you cover this case, especially!

Stories with such young children breaks my heart. Hearing Joseph's crying on the 911 call was shattering. He knew what he had done but, in his eyes, he was simply protecting himself and his family. Raising a child his age has really made these stories hit so much harder.

As a German I dont even want to start about our stigma that's still sticking.nothing good ever comes from hate!!these poor children, it's so heartbreaking 💔

@renearrazcaeta7005

5 ай бұрын

At 8:15 isn't that the totenkopf icon on the dad's shirt?

@PixelatedFaerie

5 ай бұрын

@@renearrazcaeta7005 I mean, there's a photo of a straight up Swastika flag... so....

@ElaAusDemTal

5 ай бұрын

​@@renearrazcaeta7005what's "The Totenkopf" supposed to mean, in your opinion? It literally translates to "The Skull" but it's not the original SS logo.

@Beegraham2569

5 ай бұрын

@@ElaAusDemTal I am not sure..🥺

@WinchesterxNL

5 ай бұрын

​@@ElaAusDemTalThe Totenkopf was a division of the SS. I did a paper on WW2, and went pretty in depth with the SS. (Not someone who looks up to these people, for the record.)

Great channel bro,respect pal

This poor guy never had a chance in life, I hope that he is no longer a threat to anyone, what chance does he have with such low intelligence to even live a normal life? Thank you for sharing this sad story with us. I look forward to hearing from you again with another story❤️

Here we go... this sounds nuts!

@Cynthiabecker24

5 ай бұрын

Gtsy Mike🇦🇺💙

@CoffeehouseCrime

5 ай бұрын

You could say it's Bizarre 👀 but this story does generate many interesting questions for the end

This poor lad was abused even in the womb. Programmed by his neglect and abuse, he still felt fear, when an adult threatens him (his drunken father) and his family, his poor mind never knew calm, warmth and love. I hope he is out from juvenile detention and at least having a life after this. So Sad for him and all his siblings.

@glow1815

5 ай бұрын

Yes so sad started from the womb. This child never experienced what love is 😢 all the adults failed him

He should have spent that time in a psych ward for kids. He was abused emotionally, physically, and mentally from a very young age on. Nowc ouple that with his mental status...He needed a lot of mental support and love wherever he could find it. Very sad. 😢

Its always such a trip when i hear my hometown mentioned in true crime videos

God i cant do anything but feel so sorry for Joseph.. The kid never had a chance at life. All he knew was hatred and destruction. None the less, Before Joseph killed his father, the father was threatening killing him.. I couldnt even imagine being in this situation.

@grmpEqweer

5 ай бұрын

An adult would hopefully leave, either immediately or by constructing an escape plan. The stepmother was enabling Jeff's abuse of the kids by not reporting him. She was a victim of Jeff as well, though.

At 10… he stood no chance with the way he was raised. I wish him well wherever he is.

@DistrustHumanz

5 ай бұрын

He stood no chance in juvenile prison either. Most people do not understand that the same bad things that happen in adult male prisons also happen in juvenile male prisons. After ten years in prison, from such a young age, chances are that his mental damage is now irreversible and permanant. If he turns out to be a monster, only the legal system can be blamed.

This is the firsst of your videos that has made me cry and made it very hard to finish. I am heartbroken for this boy, the shit family that stood to give him no chance at life, cps that repeatedly failed him and the justice system that allowed this young CHILD with disabilities to wave his Miranda rights. Heartbroken for this kid. This one hit me heard 😭

Thanks Adrian. Hope you’re doing well.

I've been watching your videos for years and this is the first time I've taken the time to comment. I was in tears for this boy by the time the video was over. I have never felt this sorrow for anyone in your videos before and just wanted to comment that this poor child never stood a chance with the "parents" he had or the system for failing him the way they did. Grandma should be ashamed of herself too! I pray this child finds love and peace one day! This is just another example of what years of abuse can do to a child and my heart goes out to him. Absolutely no sympathy to the "parents" at all but all the sympathy in the world to this poor kid who got stuck with them!

I remember this.... I side with that traumatized and brutalized young man. He never had a chance. Pure survival instinct.

Thanks for the Case Coverage and hardwork you are one of my top creators. 2:36

Unbelievable !… This poor little boy charged with murder … when his dad displayed to him nothing BUT violence his entire life .. Then threatened to burn down the house while he slept … wtf ?… The fear alone, added to the mind and maturity of probably a 6- 8 yr old … And him thinking he was just going to teach him a lesson fully believing he was just punishing him not losing him permanently… How on earth can that jury sleep at night with the weight of that conviction on their conscience ?… I feel so sad for that little boy … In his absolute fear and obvious ignorance as to how his actions would take his dad forever it just isn’t fair to punish him so harshly … It was his own father who put this fear in him and who instilled nothing but violence and retribution to him his whole life kind of got what he asked for I think .. Had he been raised in a loving compassionate home where kindness and thoughtfulness toward others was instilled … you can bet that man would still be alive today .. He wouldn’t have even thought to reach for a gun otherwise …🙏🏼😭 … I just hope he is able to overcome this deep rooted hatred his father modeled for him and come out a good man …