Good on his own mother for calling in on the tip line about him. So glad Misty was able to move on with her life and how honorable for her to name her baby after Tanya. Good episode, guys! Have a good one and see ya next time.

@leeannwitt4968

Жыл бұрын

Damn well now I don't have to watch bc u just told me everything lol.last time I look at comments as I watch lol

@bobbieshea

Жыл бұрын

00000

@lilithdvs13

Жыл бұрын

She was a bad mother. I would never do this to my son. Can you imagine the shame that would bring to the family? It would make me look so bad to the public.

@joannasellers638

Жыл бұрын

@@lilithdvs13 you'd hide a murderer because you don't want yourself to look bad? I genuinely don't think or hope to meet someone as disgusting as you are. Nasty.

@jigglygrandmama

Жыл бұрын

​@@lilithdvs13wow! That's selfish to the extreme and messed up.

Actually chuckled when she said "You know the judge can see you, right?" when he tried to intimidate her while she took the stand. She's very tough.

@madamtechster

Жыл бұрын

Loser Cop called that TOXIC 💩 EVIL a gentleman .. WTF

@onlychangeiscertain

Жыл бұрын

She thought it.

@redtortoise

Жыл бұрын

Thought not said

@LifeInPink999

Жыл бұрын

@@themightybalian I believe when you give testimony you can’t speak to the accused or at least will be stopped from doing so. If convicted the victims or the families can say what they want to say to a now convicted offender at the end of the trial. A courtroom has its rules so it’s better to make your declaration without insulting or engaging in any way with the offender because you may be asked to leave the courtroom and then it’s just prolonging something no victim could describe as a nice experience sure you get the person to pay but you must describe what happens to you and questioned about it, not something easy for victims of assault, rape and intent of murder.

@inthelandofmorethansmall7582

Жыл бұрын

Why are there people on here saying she "thought it"? The OP said they chuckled when she SAID it. OP wasn't in the courtroom. OP heard what we all heard - and we heard her say it. Some of yall are pretty slow, aren't ya? She SAID "I was like, you know the judge can see you, right?" And that was awesome! Maybe yall didn't watch the video? Because she said a lot of stuff. You would've known that if you watched the video. OP is correct. She SAID it. Maybe not in court, but she SAID it on the video, which was when OP heard it. Seriously though... yall be DUMB ASF sometimes. 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️

Duuuude. Props to his mom for likely saving more lives! Too often you see monsters being protected by almost equally monstrous parents.

@dizzywells806

Жыл бұрын

That's crazy sorry but I'm not turn my child in that's wild disloyal

@walkawaycat431

Жыл бұрын

@@dizzywells806 But, you'd let your child murder someone else's child. You're one of those sick parents. Horrible thing that you are.

@Tiepobadaae

Жыл бұрын

@@dizzywells806 it takes a lot of strength to do the right thing in this case. If it were me, I truly don't know if I'd have the strength to turn in a loved one. But don't dress that weakness up as loyalty. It is a moral failing, an understandable one, but still a failing. I'm not saying you're a bad person, I don't think I (or most people) could do it either. Just own up to it and don't justify it. The world could use less blind loyalty.

@rebel4466

Жыл бұрын

Disloyal? Lol. Loyalty is out of the window once you start killing people for fun. You're too far gone to be a functioning member of society ever again. Also nothing is protecting you from a bad moment of them either. These people will never be fixed by therapy

@walkawaycat431

Жыл бұрын

@@rebel4466 I wouldn't doubt he'd kill his mother to escape going to prison. Sick SOB. Pychopaths are like that.

SHE DID NOT "TURN" AGAINST HIM........SHE DID AS A MOTHER AND A RESPONSIBLE CITIZEN THE ABSOLUTE RIGHT THING YOU DO THAT REGARDLESS OF WHO YOU ARE...ANYONE......DO THE RIGHT THING.

@anomaly3215

Жыл бұрын

uh if you actually put perspective into it then yes she did.. when it's your parent, they're for you, on your side, so for them to report you for a crime, knowing that it could put you in prison for the rest of your life, obviously that's "turning against you", doesn't mean the mom was in the wrong, she 100% was in the right, but you're quick to overreact for no reason and cry about a youtube title because you don't know how to change perspectives

@baristaz8834

Жыл бұрын

​@@anomaly3215no, when it's a parent, their job is to love you but also discipline you. So if you commit a crime, you will be turned in, it's not betrayal, it's being a parent. If it puts you in prison for the rest of your life and you truly did it, then so be it. You get prison, you shouldn't have thought of that before you decided to strangle a stranger to death. Yall are sickos for really trying to paint the mom in a bad light

@gracett3628

Жыл бұрын

@@anomaly3215 well the kid turned against her actually

@Mimix-o

Жыл бұрын

@@anomaly3215yes she was his parent but that doesn’t mean you were on the child’s side when you were loving him

@orls9068

Жыл бұрын

@@baristaz8834 agree

He says “you think I’m stupid enough to leave fingerprints on the phone?” And then proves he is stupid enough to not know his mom can identify his voice.

@Nola5427

8 ай бұрын

He' s a loser that' s why he needed the attention!

@janerecluse4344

5 ай бұрын

Of all people in the world!

@Jb-vc5fq

5 ай бұрын

And he left a finger print on the tape…so, yep stupid enough to get caught on multiple levels.

To hear misty named her daughter after her lost friend warmed my heart. You could tell she loved Tania so much. And her memory has lived on that little girl definitely has a guardian angel.

@byunniq9060

Жыл бұрын

Kinda creepy...but sure

@belieberzare102

Жыл бұрын

@@byunniq9060 only if you look at it that way!

@jademcqueen5474

Жыл бұрын

@@byunniq9060 so you don't have anyone in your family named after other people?

@byunniq9060

Жыл бұрын

@@jademcqueen5474 no. Not at all. Actually. 🤷🏾‍♀️

@jademcqueen5474

Жыл бұрын

@@byunniq9060 oh okay, well that's why you think it's creepy. In my family we do, if I ever had kids and had a son I'd name him after my grandad, or he would have the same name as his father but be Jr. Its quite common in my culture.

Always gives props to parents/family that dont hide and protect killers and rapists

@peach0129

Жыл бұрын

O you who believe! Stand firmly for justice, as witnesses to Allah, even if against yourselves, or your parents, or your relatives. Whether one is rich or poor, Allah takes care of both. So do not follow your desires, lest you swerve. If you deviate, or turn away - then Allah is Aware of what you do Quran 4:135

@meredithisme3752

Жыл бұрын

@@peach0129 go away troll

@peach0129

Жыл бұрын

@@meredithisme3752 no trolling, just showing that the sentiment of standing for justice, even if you need to speak out against the wrongdoers in your family, is presented in Islam in a beautiful way

@carolynatkinson9298

Жыл бұрын

@@peach0129 you're quoting from a book that tells you everyone in my country is a heathen and we deserve to be dead or slaves. Yeah, take your shit elsewhere.

@peach0129

Жыл бұрын

@@carolynatkinson9298 ur literally named after a diet for epileptic children don't talk to me ✋

Sometimes mothers surprise us. I knew one that found out her son was bragging about crimes he had committed so she went to his high school, checked him out and took him straight to the police. I admired her so much.

@janiyabraxton7662

Жыл бұрын

Do you remember the video

@janiyabraxton7662

Жыл бұрын

@@Sheseasyouthereimpostersbeware you are obviously not one of those people

@janiyabraxton7662

Жыл бұрын

@@Sheseasyouthereimpostersbeware you out here responding to other people’s comments and that’s very telling. You have a nice day though. Remember to worry about yourself instead of making passive aggressive replies to questions not directed towards you☺️

@BurningFirn

10 ай бұрын

@@janiyabraxton7662 "Well, well, aren't you just the epitome of enlightenment? How fascinating that an innocent act of engaging with others could trigger such profound analysis from you. Your unsolicited advice is duly noted, and I shall make it my life's mission to prioritize my own concerns, leaving your profound questions to wither away in the depths of irrelevance. Have the loveliest of days! ☺" - ChatGPT

@owensks

7 ай бұрын

@@BurningFirnLMAO

Shoutout to Driver’s mother, she is almost as much a hero as Misty is. It takes incredible strength and moral conviction to turn your own child in to police, and I would venture to say 90% of parents of criminals would refuse to do this or flat out aid and abet their evil children, and/or do everything in their power to impede any investigation. At best, most of these monsters’ parents will disavow their spawn after the fact (ie trial and conviction) but would never have initially brought them to face justice themselves. As I said, Mama Driver is pretty heroic herself. She’s the reason Tanya’s murderer wound up behind bars.

@samanthafairweather9186

Жыл бұрын

His mother is an absolute legend in her own right. The world needs more people like her and Misty.

@irisgreene4175

Жыл бұрын

Was on Reddit thread today where similar scenario was posed, and the vast majority said they’d keep quiet because it would “hurt too many people if the truth were known.” Congrats everybody, we’re in a world chock full of psychopaths.

@ddl4374

Жыл бұрын

@@irisgreene4175 a tread of weirdos and trolls..

@tfoserauqsevoli

Жыл бұрын

One of my coworkers told me he'd go to jail to save his children. When I asked what if your children turned murderers. Said he would do it either way. I don't know what's up with people these days but if my kid (I don't have any btw) murdered someone then they need to face the consequences and I refuse to acknowledge them as my kid from that point on

@nai1729

Жыл бұрын

people are crazy. if my kid was a rapist, serial killer, psychopath. i would not even consider that my kid anymore. blood ≠ family.

This guy was so confident in himself. Literally, his note read, "HEY GUYS I'M BAD I WILL STRIKE AGAIN ONE DAY I WILL NOT BE CAUGHT I WILL NOT MOVE FROM ABBOTSFORD" Then he got shut down by his mom.

@blackbear7624

Жыл бұрын

serves him right, it must have hurt more after he was even taunting the police only to be turned in by his own mother. in the end he got player by his own game

@Violacci

10 ай бұрын

Classic strategy from a narcissistic person who believes is smarter than everyone... only to be dumb as hell and of course, be caught. Her mom did a great job

@ssp4795

9 ай бұрын

undone by sticky tape. oh, the irony.

@syu3113

8 ай бұрын

@@ssp4795literally he’s so embarrassing lol

She might have been his mom, but she is also a woman. She feels for all the girls/women in the community. For sure, she put herself in their situation. What a brave mother. It must have been very hard to turn in your own child. I would do the same.

@AnfalAyub

Жыл бұрын

Yes look at this mother soo brave And on the other hand in junko farotu case the killer mother saved him and now he is living his life

@pizzabob3089

10 ай бұрын

@@AnfalAyub Just because there's a mother who sucks ass doesn't make this mother any less brave lol

@tarotwithneffy888

10 ай бұрын

@jayjaycampos I agree She was also probably scared of him herself

@benolr64

8 ай бұрын

My family would have done the same but we'd also disown the kids who break the law. We throw out their shit and act like they never existed. When they eventually get out of prison and find their way to our house we don't let them Back in we just tell them to take a hike.

What it must be like to have a child who grows up to be a sadistical murderer. I just can't get my head around it. 😭

@ContactsNfilters

Жыл бұрын

Have you seen the Paris Bennett case? He killed his little sister and told his mom he did it to spite her.

@samanthafairweather9186

Жыл бұрын

@@ContactsNfilters I've heard about that case. And his mum still stood by him. Bit she won't ever let him meet his younger brother, or ever forgive what he did to his sister.

@LindaCasey

Жыл бұрын

@@ContactsNfilters Yes, absoIuteIy sickening

@LKre-vi5oq

Жыл бұрын

Don't think she's standing by him anymore. When the truth came out, after all of his lies and bs trying to blame everything on his Mom, he admitted it was just jealousy that caused him to murder his baby sister. Paris Bennett is a dangerous, duplicitous psychopath, too bad he didn't get the death penalty.

@catherineameli950

Жыл бұрын

@@samanthafairweather9186 I don’t have any children (yet, hopefully), but can someone who does explain why you would still have anything to do with a son who killed your daughter?

"Guilty guys will run to a lawyer." ANYONE, regardless of guilt, should run to a lawyer.

@ChristophProbst

Жыл бұрын

TRUTH! There was an episode of "The Nightmare Next Door" named "Co-Ed Confidential" where the police suspected the boyfriend of murder. The boyfriend immediately hired an attorney, listened to the attorney, and moved back home in another state. The police felt he MUST be guilty. In the end, he wasn't guilty. The police and victim's family were perplexed why he hired an attorney when he wasn't guilty and even seemed to blame him that they didn't have any other suspects because they spent so much time investigating him. The young man did it right. Hire an attorney.

@LuciaR518

Жыл бұрын

Yup..Exactly 👏

@maellaykacelestino7800

Жыл бұрын

Dumbest words I heard this day

@mageofdoomsie1598

11 ай бұрын

Never never EVER talk to the police without a lawyer. It does NOT prove guilt whatsoever.

@Wispertile

8 ай бұрын

I’ve talked to the police dozens of times without a lawyer and saved tons of money!! However if you aren’t breaking the law then why hire one? Just to be un-cooperative? Asking honestly. Everyone knows he who immediately hires a lawyer usually in most* cases is hiding something or breaking the law in which they should pay for the crime, do the time. everyone knows this come onnnnnnn!!! Lol. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.

I hope he’s never free. Violent sex offenders and kidnappers should be in prison for life with no parole. Never let them out

@z0z111

Жыл бұрын

He died so

@joijuaire-darfler4614

Жыл бұрын

@L C Obviously not soon enough though!

@eh-i1841

Жыл бұрын

@@joijuaire-darfler4614 exactly.

@cutiesnursery6506

Жыл бұрын

*death penalty

@mollymoo2447

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately we don’t have the death penalty here. I went to school with these kids at Abby sr. They very much a part of our community. I never had the pleasure to hang out with these ladies. But what happened to them was one of the most horrific things that went on there aside from Picton or that creep from the island. But I remember when I played ball we had to make it earlier than normal cause we had a 9pm town curfew cause of this asshole. The town went on lock down. Something they don’t do often enough anymore to save ppl. They’ll keep us in for a common cold. But stuff like this is like , “hey no big deal.” Makes me so mad where their priorities lie.

Misty = the friend everyone needs ❤

@Shibreyhiaa

10 ай бұрын

Forever true. That girl deserves everything great and amazing in this world she put up a fight to save her best friend not thinking of her safety and life that girl deserves so much better that happened to her.

If I was a suspect, guilty or not, I will NEVER do a lie detector test. They are so unreliable, have let guilty criminals walk free while an innocent person is in jail

Misty is so strong, it’s deeply inspiring. I can’t imagine how much courage it took to try and kill your much stronger attacker, fail, survive, and then testify against them in court.

"I didn't save her?" Broke me so bad.

Good for Misty! She fought back and tried to save her friend. A hero. Wish all of these creeps would meet someone to give em a cracking. Well put together video. Good writing, footage and editing. New sub here!

@tetelouise4558

Жыл бұрын

I just subscribed after watching this video, too! I agree it's really a very well done piece!

@catherinesyme901

Жыл бұрын

Fantastic narrator too!

It's amazing to me that he attended Tanya's funeral, watched the cops dust the phone for prints but then stupidly left his fingerprint on a piece of tape. Was there a reason he chose that house to throw the wrench and letter through the window? Was it a former victim? A potential victim? It has to take a strong woman to call the police and tell them that she thinks it's her own son they are looking for....especially when the crime is rape and murder. I feel sorry for her. No woman wants to know that kind of evil, muchless know, that they gave birth to it.

Good on the mom for turning him in and the girl putting up a fight to survive is very smart and brave

@taniavancromvoirt4144

Жыл бұрын

I so agree with you. I have a son who went off the rails for a while. I told him if I caught wind that he is involved with something or doing something I have no worries telling the police. He has turned his life around. He lost his best friend to drugs.

“Guilty people will run to a lawyer” While that may have been true in that case DON’T TALK TO THE COPS WITHOUT A LAWYER PRESENT! Even if you are innocent they can spin your words and you have the right to have one

“Innocent guys proclaim their innocence… guilty guys run to their lawyers…” That kind of thinking is what puts the innocent behind bars. Did someone end Terry the way he did Tanya?!

@abbiereynolds8016

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I kind of winced at that part, always always get a lawyer, even if you know you're innocent.

@zabustifu

8 ай бұрын

Wikipedia says "Driver died in hospital on 23 August 2021 of a pancreatic attack."

Thank God for that mom. The love of a mother is through good and bad. I love my children enough that if they do something terrible I would 100% turn them into the police.

@chilo8187

Жыл бұрын

That’s right!

@mansfieldfamily5389

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Nailed it.

@thecursedqueen9185

Жыл бұрын

how's that through good and bad? isn't it only love through good?

@mansfieldfamily5389

Жыл бұрын

@@thecursedqueen9185 if you love someone you will not support them in doing what is wrong. So turning in one’s child to the police is love in this case, because it keeps them from continuing to do something wrong, and forces them to be accountable, which is part of love.

@meredithisme3752

Жыл бұрын

@@thecursedqueen9185 only psychopath would cover for a criminal

Misty is such a good friend. Her level of love and loyalty towards Tanya - I want a friendship like that

@cnote2458

Жыл бұрын

You probably do. With me and my friends we all moan and can bitch. We can also have really big arguements can have fights. But I know that if I was ever in danger they would risk there life to try and save me. I know that you probably have them people in your life. But sometimes it is hard to see them qualities in your friends.

He attacked the WRONG girl! She got revenge for each of his victims, got him locked up forever, and named her daughter after her best friend, who was lost so senselessly.....and much too soon. I'd also like to mention how difficult it must've been for that man's own mother to call him in....thank you to her, it must have hurt her so much to know her own son was a monster. It's terrible to love someone when you know that they hurt others, I know. Rip to Tanya....& you go girl to Misty ♡

@MinotaurvsCyclops

11 ай бұрын

Yeah you're right, he attacked the wrong girl. He should've attacked another girl who wouldn't of fought back and he would've been more successful.

@zenmaster8826

10 ай бұрын

Himself was the main reason he got caught…. He didn’t have to taunt the police.. but he did, he most likely got the same high he did from raping girls in taunting the police… what he did was like a scene out of a suspense movie

His mum is an absolute legend!! That woman deserves a medal. Not many mother's would've done what she did. Misty is an amazing and strong woman, who hasn't let what this "thing" done to her hold her back. Facing him in court would've been difficult, yet she did so with courage and grace. Personally,I don't think I'd be brave enough to do what she did. Misty could've run away when he was attacking Tanya, yet she didn't want to leave her friend behind. I hope she realizes that she did all she could to try and save her friends life. And I'm sure Tanya's family agrees. Doing what he did was bad enough, however, the desecration of Tanya's grave takes it to another level. I'm so glad that justice was served in this case, and I hope his death was long and painful. I don't normally wish I'll on the dead, bit I'll make an exception in this case. May he rot in hell. And may Tanya rest in love and peace.

@catherinesyme901

Жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏

@ddl4374

Жыл бұрын

Most moms WOULD stop their son from FUTURE multiple evil crimes of THOS KIND! Maybemny family members will try to shield their member frompating the price for a PAST crime but not future crimes not crimes of THOS nature Just my belief

Murderers should be in prison for life with no parole until they die. Never let them out

@alicenthightower9161

Жыл бұрын

Same with rapists and pedos.

@jigglygrandmama

Жыл бұрын

Depends on the case some murders are understandable such as killing someone who abused you for years or who was raping or killing kids etc, but murders that were for pleasure (sickos) yes definitely.

@anomaly3215

Жыл бұрын

intentional murderers*, someone who texts and drives and accidentally hits and kills someone is 100% at fault, and are technically a murderer, but very different than someone who premeditates and plans a murder

started sobbing when misty said she named her baby after tanya. can't imagine losing a friend like this, but so proud of misty for fighting till the end.

The mother is a hero for calling her son in.👏👏👏🙏

Fun Fact: Here in Canada, the label 'Dangerous offender' has replaced both 'habitual offender' & 'dangerous sexual offender' labels. If one is sentenced as a 'dangerous offender' they must wait 7 years, to apply for parole. Compassion goes to way too far in favor of criminals, here in Canada. Nowhere near far enough, for victims. 😣 Personally, I wish that those monsters convicted under the label would be locked up, with the only key to their cell tossed into the deepest depths of a mega city's sewer, never ever to be seen again!

@CEOofWasrael

7 ай бұрын

You should read gulag archipelago. What you’re experiencing is anarcho tyranny. Socialism always devolves into dictatorship.

I'm so thankful that the mom turned him in. That must have been SO HARD for her to do. No one wants their child to be a horrible person, but just because they are your kid doesn't mean they get a free pass. Had Brian Laundries parents done the same thing, it would have gone WAY differently

Just a side note, THANK GOODNESS that detective trusted his gut instinct and didn't let this case die. Or just let them out and innocent person away from crimes he didn't commit!!!

Misty is a shining example of the fact we have no choice in becoming a victim, but we do have a choice whether we remain one. Proud of you Misty 💜

I love your narration. Thanks for the quality content.

@unseentruecrime

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! ❤️

@catherinesyme901

Жыл бұрын

I have to agree! His narration is right up there with the late Peter Thomas!

That mom is a life saver, who knows how many lives would have been talken if it weren't for her, it must be truly heartbreaking having to turn in her son after finding out his sick crime but that brave woman did the right thing. ❤

Misty, you're amazing! His mom deserves the utmost credit too, for ending that monster's crime spree and putting him where he deserved to be.

If the cops only realised the siren can be heard blocks away,don't put sirens on when trying to catch a criminal.

@nowirehangers2815

Жыл бұрын

They do know this. You must be very young

@peterpiper831

Жыл бұрын

Makes more sense.

Thankyou for his mother, that she did not protec him but hand him over. What a great mom. Thanks lady.

His mum was the real one, good on her, what a freak though, picking on young girls. 🤬

@anomaly3215

Жыл бұрын

the age and gender don't really matter tho, a life is a life and murder is murder, all should be punished the same unless of course it was especially sadistic or something

@carlstevens4981

Жыл бұрын

@@anomaly3215 yeah agree, but I hate men that set there sights on young girls. 🤬

His mom didn’t turn against him, she made the difficult decision to turn him in.

Bless his mother. She saved so many lives from her own son. Misty is a warrior,I lnow Tanya is proud of her.

Glad his mom called and both of these girls are fighters, even if you don’t think you will make it FIGHT. Never give up easy, use your fight or flight. What I always told my child,but to mess with someone’s headstone afterwards that’s just beyond insane. Glad that finger print got you since you thought you were so smart along with Misty.

This is what a responsible, loving, good mother does.

You don't know how relieved I was to read that this monster was 💀. Thank the gods he can never do harm again. Bless Misty and both Tanyas. What a beautiful was to honor your friend. I hope they have the best life!

I worked on this case. It was one of those files that you only see once in a career. I’m happy that Misty has been able to triumph over her trauma. ❤

“He’s been denied parole ever since.” ??? 😡😡😡 He should never even be considered for parole. If that sick f*ck is ever released and I come into contact with him, parole won’t even be a worry any longer. Canaduh is one screwed up place. 🥴

@joegreen8248

Жыл бұрын

What would you do??

@hearmeout9138

Жыл бұрын

@@joegreen8248 Use your imagination. 😉

@joegreen8248

Жыл бұрын

@@hearmeout9138 tell us lol

@lolitahaze02

Жыл бұрын

Have you heard of Karla Homolka. Or that documentary called Dear Zachary. Canada sucks

@dawn5611

Жыл бұрын

uhm hes dead.... did you not watch till the very end lmao

Just by seeing how many people call the police with tips just shows the sheer panic from the public.

Any good mother worth her salt would turn in a criminal child. You give birth and raise up a child with your values. At least, that's what we're supposed to do. If we then betray those values by covering a crime for a child you are no longer the parent in this dynamic. You've abandoned your morals and values and traded places with your child in the parent/child dynamic. I would turn my children in in a heartbeat. It is my duty to protect them from themselves and to protect other people's children from them. That's the right thing to do. Misty is a strong person and this mom did the hard thing. Turn in a child to protect others.

I love seeing these incredibly strong women that *choose* to be survivors, refusing to be forever associated with their attacker and be labeled a victim. It's inspirational to see women like Kara Robinson, Sayeh Rivazfar, & Lisa McVey with so much left to give that they go on to serve and protect in a career in law enforcement. Truly amazing.

@nickonerd

Жыл бұрын

what is this comment? Are you shaming the victims who suffer severe mental health issues from situations like that? Nobody "CHOOSES" to become a victim or how they suffer jerk.

@isarainie4ever

Жыл бұрын

@@nickonerd I think he/she just says those women are so strong to overcome horrible things like that so he/she love them. Not mention about who cannot overcome the “disaster”. While I think there is nothing wrong with people who still hate those shit criminals and suffered for life but that is sad and nothing to admire/love about that part. There for I do not suprise this person only talk about those who progress better. P/s: I admire who can progress on their life after that but I don’t think I can let some shit like that out of my mind for my whole life. I will want that monster die in pain.

Thank you to Terry's mom for turning him in and thank you to Misty for her strength and courage to stand against Terry to save and protect her community from anymore harm. She's a true hero. My prayers to her best friend Tania's family and friends for their loss. 🙏

His mom is the real hero here

I admire this mother, we have too many cases of parents protecting their killer children or flat out refusing to believe that they are capable of such crimes. Chris Watts parents are perfect examples of shameless parents.

I have my own horror story about this man after a close call. I live in this city and was a teenager at this time. This was a scary time for every one. Driver consistently made threats mocked the police.

I’m glad his own mother turned him in, but misty is something incredible. She fought for herself and her friend. Misty is a brave fierce soul 😢

This is a heartbreaking tragedy, hope that her friend Rest In Peace. 😢

13:04, Oh my Lord! His mother phoned the police! Bless her heart and soul! She’s truly an angel! I can imagine that when she was phoning the tip line, she was mortified!

Greatest respect to your work for placing the focus on the victims and survivors, not the insignificant & forgettable offenders. Thank you for acting as a vehicle for survivors to lend strength, support, and courage to other survivors. Rest brightly in paradise Tanya. My ongoing love & compassion to Misty, those who love her, and all who love the beautiful Tanya.

It never ceases to amaze me just how sinister, monstrous, demonic, savage and evil men can be. It seems like these kinds of men have multiplied in these last days.

Seriously, these videos are top notch quality!

The Fraser Valley in BC is an incredibly beautiful place but there are a LOT of infamous killers who operated in the area. I'm from Chilliwack (very close to Abbotsford). Keith Hunter Jesperson is from our town, Clifford Olson killed 11 kids in the area, Russell Williams was posted to Chilliwack's military base. And of course Terri Driver. A bit further north you have The Highway of Tears murders and to the west was Robert Pickton's farm of horrors.

@rosagaldamez6730

Жыл бұрын

Omg thats terrible 😱

@cadence32

Жыл бұрын

Not to mention, Abbotsford was once the murder capital of Canada...

@mytruecrimelibrary

Жыл бұрын

@@cadence32 yes that's crazy

Can ya imagine being the mother of this person or anyone like him?? The fear and horror of finding out it's your child doing this ?? I'd be just like her so as one mother to the next u are appreciated and given much respect!!

When he described the girl attacking him to protect her best friend, I started crying because I would do anything for mine

The fact that he called the first time was just disgusting. Tania is probably traumatized up in heaven. I am so sorry misty for your loss and hope things got better. Love your crime!

Lol I bet they're working around the clock to figure out what happened to him. Great narration btw.

@samanthafairweather9186

Жыл бұрын

Hope it was long and painful 🤣

"Terry Driver died in prison Aug 23, 2021 of natural causes"

@lyricberlin

Жыл бұрын

I often wonder if I am the only one that looks these up to see the whole story and what happened.

@samanthafairweather9186

Жыл бұрын

Good. But I hope it was painful.

@digimonalvatrax2738

Жыл бұрын

hes definitely not with the angels that's for sure

Thanks for the upload!!! Still watching but currently at the gravesite part, and not only was this guy an absolute monster, but he was beyond sick in the head. What a psycho!!! Glad at least Misty made it, but poor Tanya and her family that had to live with this tragic death of such a young lady. Have to see what ends up happening now.

@lyricberlin

Жыл бұрын

Driver died in prison on 23 August 2021 of natural causes.

@deborahgonzalezknight168

Жыл бұрын

I wonder what happened to him that let those demons in.

@alicenthightower9161

Жыл бұрын

@@deborahgonzalezknight168 ..."demons"? really?

wow misty is so brave , she tried to save her friend

To those parents that house their criminal and rotten children that do macabre things to others, take an example from the mother that turned her son in after learning what he'd done.

Misty was so amazingly brave from almost losing her life trying to save her friend, to the point of being so strong having to testify against him in court she is such a strong warrior

It is amazing how strong these women/kids in this channel are they can usually survize and bring an end to what ever the person did a get to a normal life after all of that trauma is amazing.

This happened right behind my house . The Abbotsford killer . Cops came to my door and asked if we heard anything . My sister went to the same school . Was terrifying . Where this hedges where , I walked to school every day . This just popped up n wow . Still remember that fear as a kid .

Death penalty for all savage rapist and murderers!!!

@mandylloyd

Жыл бұрын

That results in more dead rape victims - if you give rapists the death penalty or a life sentence in jail, you take away the main incentive to keep her alive. The perpetrator is more inclined to ensure their is no witness. I understand where you are coming from, but it unfortunately is not an effective solution xx

@anomaly3215

Жыл бұрын

@@mandylloyd braindead take, letting them walk free means they're most likely going to do it again since they know they can get away with it.. people who commit these crimes of power often have a disorder or a god complex for example, so them avoiding that sentence will make them feel even more powerful, so give them MORE incentive to commit more r4pes and murders.. let alone the fact that if you're psychologically capable of doing that to someone, r4pe or murder, you're definitely capable of doing it again, so yes put them in prison and throw away the key, because anyone who can do that is going to permanently be a danger to society and i bet you'd be talking differently if you were the victim

@lvplvp

11 ай бұрын

@@mandylloyd That's silly. A penality should lower crimes and discourage criminals from such acts. The current system isn't working or helping anyone. We must consider victims and the community at large who are always in constant fear because the criminals will chill in a cell for few years then released again to the world outside.

Props to that girl trying to protect her bestie

Bad things would have continued to happen if these 2 good people had done nothing. Fortunately Misty and Driver's mum were the good people who took action. Who knows how many lives they have saved.

I've previously seen Misty tell her story on I Survived... At the end of the episode, they touch on the fact that he taunted Misty & defaced Tanya's headstone, but they don't give a detailed account like they do here. It's horrifying what he put those girls through & to continue the attacks & trauma even after is inhumane & unfathomable. (He carried that heavy stone & placed it on a car in broad daylight & NO ONE saw him, that was just luck, unfortunately. He doesn't deserve to see sunlight ever again. Saying something that his own mother knew his evil enough to believe it could b him & turn him in.

When she said ' I didn't save her?' That was rough

Man got to confident with himself. Poor women rip to her friend

@jessiang9708

Жыл бұрын

Poor girl

as always, an excellent rehashing and retelling of extant information, in a way that - like no other - celebrates the hero and protagonist of the story: the victim. thank ya'll.

My jaw hit the floor at the part with Tanya's headstone was stolen by her killer then found on the hood of that radio host's car. How sick and brazen can a demented pos like that get! Every now and again you hear of events or details of events that you think to yourself "No way that happened. That could only happen in a movie!" And then you're hear a story like this. Unbelievable.

Hi there, I remember this. I am sad to say the Canadian justice is not what it seems. People that are rapest, murders and traitors do not spend life in prison. There was a person in Alberta who raped and killed. He as I believe is living in Vancouver BC now. Just is stupid in Canada, and the victims are still hurt in the future by these people getting released. If they show remorse, if they show understanding in what they did, the Canadian justice system will let them go. It is so sad.

@catherinesyme901

Жыл бұрын

It’s the same here in New Zealand, soft on criminals and no justice for the victims

@jowhite4048

Жыл бұрын

It’s the same here in Australia 🇦🇺 too

Omg I live in the area but I’ve never heard about this case! This guy’s insane!

@Christa.

Жыл бұрын

same.

@samanthagomez7074

Жыл бұрын

Wow really

@kellismith558

Жыл бұрын

Me too. Only 20 minutes away.

@carlathiessen7386

Жыл бұрын

He really was creepy as heck. All teenage girls in Abbotsford were on edge for a very ling time. So scary. He worked with my group of teens volunteering at the western Canada Summer Games. He offered me a ride once. Thank God I said No. Misty is a very strong woman. I can only imagine how hard it was to go through all of that.

I cannot imagine fighting with all your might to try and save your best friend, and still failing to save their life. It absolutely broke me hearing how she said, “..I didn’t save her?”

Traveling in pairs didn’t help these two girls 😢

Love that she named her daughter Tanya 🥹

I’ve just discovered and subscribed to your channel Thank you for such great content, so excellently & professionally presented. Its true crime survivors are so inspirational!

This woman is a hero. Wow. Thank you for sharing your story. Keep up the good work.

You are a survivor I pray for you and your family and what a beautiful name for your daughter. I can see you out there fighting for everyone nobody should have to go through what you went through. My prayers are with you.❤

Proud of the killers Mother for stepping up and saying something

Damn, poor kids.😢

"and ill strike again, you'll never catch me". Meanwhile his mother : ring ring, ring ring, "911 what's your emergency"? 👌

Everyone should be fortunate enough to have a friend like Misty.

Incredibley brave of Misty and the perps mother, a Saint on earth 💜🙏🏽

I hate the comment that innocent people will profess their innocence while guilty will lawyer up. Everyone should ALWAYS lawyer up. Cops are trying to convict. Using your constitutional rights to have a lawyer shouldn’t be a sign that you’re guilty.

Excellent Video! Excellent Production and Narration. Truly The Best I've seen in quite a few years. Well Done. 💯👍💯

I’d heard her story before on I survived, I’ve seen the episode many times during the years but I never heard of it anywhere except I survived. Thanks for telling the story here!

Very well done and love your voice. Thanks

I was living close to Abbotsford when this was going on. So heartbreaking and unnerving for anyone living in the area. We were nervous as hell. Thankfully the mother did the right thing to report him.

His mom is a hero. Must of been a hard ph call but she did the right thing.

FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! Dig your nails into the perpetrator’s eyes, punch with the bottom of your palm not your fist. Keep driving the punch of your palm through n hard. It’s not going to guarantee you live but it will substantially raise the odds of life, for yourself. Never go to the second location, please fight back. The louder you scream FIRE! and the more you fight back you will indeed increase your odds. Never travel alone even if it to your corner store always let someone know where you’re going, please. Keep Safe

@lyricberlin

Жыл бұрын

stop blaming victims.

@mariea.8100

Жыл бұрын

@@lyricberlin This isn't victim blaming, these are common suggestions on how to protect yourself. You're taught to go for the eyes in self defense class.

@rosagaldamez6730

Жыл бұрын

@@lyricberlin is that a blame is an advice. 🙄🙄😡😡

@anitabelcher79

Жыл бұрын

As my Dad always told me a 4 pound blow to the nose with the heel of your hand will kill a man

@tvc153

Жыл бұрын

@@lyricberlin stop lecturing There was no victim blaming in her post. You must have a very small mind.