Any mysteries or topics you'd like me to cover? Let me know here!

@erenyeagorishim

5 ай бұрын

Susan hope lund- the efit case

@moistman5074

5 ай бұрын

The salano case whenever you uploaded the private investigator stories

@erenyeagorishim

5 ай бұрын

Day one of asking papa lazy to recover Susan hope lund.

@annabanana8700

5 ай бұрын

Yes!! You should talk about the Boy In The Box case❤️‍🩹 After 64 years they found out the poor boy’s identity but they still don’t know who killed him!

@cykomiko6924

5 ай бұрын

Emilie Meng

It doesn't matter if he's over 400 lbs, a model citizen helping ppl, he deserves the fullest punishment possible. How is Sophie's life worth less than anyone else's?

@themightybalian

5 ай бұрын

Right. And I love how the judge's response to that was basically just a nice way of saying "Go fuck yourself"

@lodnisroub

5 ай бұрын

It is scary that people with such thinking are running freely among us and working as lawyers.

@gryficowa

5 ай бұрын

Because she is an indigenous person, unfortunately, this influenced the arguments of these "Defenders"

@jenniferlonnes7420

5 ай бұрын

@@gryficowa Yes, bc she's Alaskan Native, she's worth less than a white woman is. I'm so aware of that discrepabcy.

@rinoz47

5 ай бұрын

Because that's what defense lawyers do. No matter how heinous, no matter the body of evidence.

If a child doesn’t want to see a parent they shouldn’t be forced to, especially when there are signs of abuse! Sometimes it feels like children have no rights!!

@ww3196

5 ай бұрын

It feels like they don't have rights, because they don't have rights. Children are effectively seen as and treated as property in most places.

@GreenVikeenArt

5 ай бұрын

And death threats too! The visitation rights should've been replaced by a restraining order!

@constancevigilance8696

5 ай бұрын

And even watching the disgusting habits of their father is abuse. What a horrible person is filming himself when living out his really disgusting hobby. And leave the clip lying around for his kids to watch?

@DartmoorAR

5 ай бұрын

@@ww3196hence why we need courts that listen to them and treat them with dignity.

@BadDrawer

5 ай бұрын

I work with kids, several of whom are in active divorce/custody situations. I can confidently say that for at least two of these children, being court ordered to see the other parent is causing active health issues (physical and mental)

Good on the judge regarding the Sophie case. While that scumbag lived a full life, she was robbed of hers needlessly. Murder should never be granted a light sentence

@HebiHouse

5 ай бұрын

He should've been eating lighter meals.

@MorningStarMidnightSun

5 ай бұрын

@@HebiHousebut he’s 400lbs, it would be so cruel & inhumane to starve him on prison meals!!!! /s

@jamesedwardladislazerrudo1378

5 ай бұрын

​@@MorningStarMidnightSun He might enjoy prison food.

@KyraWS

5 ай бұрын

@@MorningStarMidnightSun well he should be thankful the state still give him meal everyday

@Pushing_Pixels

5 ай бұрын

If he was the "model citizen" his lawyer claimed, he would've turned himself in and confessed. People who get away with murder for years should have those years added to their sentence.

Love the judge’s retort in the first case: “Sophie can’t hug anyone.” It always makes my blood boil when defense lawyers ask for leniency for their murderous clients; it’s like oh, just how they showed leniency to their victims? Forget it!!

@jturtle5318

5 ай бұрын

It's part of their job. It's telling that his obesity was all they had to work with. And "he's been a nurse for 30 years" isn't much of a defense when you think about all of the sedated, comatose or senile people he's been around. Or patients who died unexpectedly on his shift. I'd be more lenient if he'd been a mechanic.

@misseselise3864

5 ай бұрын

i really like the judge’s response

@EndOfSmallSanctuary97

5 ай бұрын

That's their job - to try and get their client the best deal possible out of the situation. Anyone that hires a lawyer expects that.

@DJ-yh8hm

5 ай бұрын

@@EndOfSmallSanctuary97 True and they had a point. He's obviously not a threat to the public since he hadn't repeated this crime in 26 years and he's definitley not going to live another 75 years.

@kimmycupreacts

5 ай бұрын

Didn't repeat the crime, that we know of. @@DJ-yh8hm

The fact that that guy was a nurse should raise questions as to what else could he have possibly done while caring for unconscious patients?

@louisefraser3359

5 ай бұрын

Yes that's what I was thinking

@blueStarKitt7924

5 ай бұрын

Exactly!!

@zoebidwell720

4 ай бұрын

Agreed

@marisha.art.channel

4 ай бұрын

I was thinking something similar. It’s absolutely crazy that he went about having a so-called normal life, seemed like a normal person, and had this horrible event in his past. It made me think you never know who people really are. I wonder if he got away with it once if he thought he could do something and get away with it again

@mariec3527

4 ай бұрын

Yess !!

The Dylan story is so fucked when you realize how much of a coward his dad is that he murdered his own son because his (the dad's) own disgusting behavior. Even more when the BOYS were the ones who were ashamed of everything and they're just kids. And the people 'vouching' for Sophie's killer made me roll my eyes so far back. "He may have murdered someone but what about his hugs???" He murdered someone. HE *MURDERED* SOMEONE. The last thing we should be concerned about is a murderer being able to get hugs. That felt like emotional gaslighting.

@zamouri8744

5 ай бұрын

If they just had that guy murdered in the name of Sophie I would absolutely be like “yeah but they had great motives”

@YM-qb6gh

5 ай бұрын

My thoughts exacty

@emo_penguin420

5 ай бұрын

Not just murdered someone... he horrifically mutilated a beautiful, young indigenous woman and ran like a coward for decades. RIP Sophie 💔💔 But I wholeheartedly agree! It doesn't matter how many good deeds Steve did... they were all erased once he took a life! Sad story all around 😔

@the_familyjules

5 ай бұрын

Dude……..so fucked. RIP little man. Your “Dad” is going to be getting force fed lava in hell.

@MorningStarMidnightSun

5 ай бұрын

Even more when Mark realises those photos are out there for the whole world to comment on now, good one coward, “you are what you eat” was fkn hilarious tbh, thanks Corey for giving a little light to Dylan’s case & in honour of his love for practical jokes 💔 RIP Sophie & Dylan🕊️ 20 was much too young; 13 was far too young 😔🤍

People can say “murdered” but not “sexually assaulted” - or, god forbid, “raped” - anymore on KZread? This platform gets weirder and weirder - as if censoring the words in any way negates the horror of what’s being talked about🤦🏻‍♀️ Great video work as always though! The phrase “she will never be hugged by anyone again” made me tear up a bit ngl…

@JesperRoos

4 ай бұрын

Americans are weirdly afraid of some words thats Why they must be censored

@DeinosDinos

4 ай бұрын

I think the main issue here isn’t that “oh it’s so offensive we can’t talk about it”, but that there are people out there with actual, comparable experiences and just hearing words behind “SA” and “R” could send them down a very dark place mentally. I know that KZread’s doing this to appear family friendly to advertisers but I for one don’t want anyone to have to relive their trauma when they don’t expect it.

@JesperRoos

4 ай бұрын

@@DeinosDinos you have to be able to talk about stuf.

@lesleycouch6557

4 ай бұрын

​@@JesperRoos I agree. KZread censorship has become ridiculous, it makes some true crime videos almost unlistenable.

@sheeezy9941

4 ай бұрын

@@DeinosDinos Then why not censor "murder"? Plenty of people have had trauma related to their safety, and might be "triggered" by that. And why not censor all letters, and numbers, in case kidnapped victims saw certain symbols painted on walls? Look, I'm not trying to be insensitive, I'm just saying it reaches a point where that level of "protection" isn't feasible. I'm a victim of rape and child sexual abuse, and these are clinical terms. We have to be able to use them. Even if censors whittle them down to acronyms, we still know what they're standing for. So, I really don't get it...such an overcorrection.

Man, poor Dylan. I can't imagine what Cory must feel for not having accompanied his brother. NOT that it's his fault or anything. But speaking as someone who has a brother, knowing that I wasn't there to protect him in his moment of need, would kill me. I hope Cory is doing well, though.

@No-ue5pi

5 ай бұрын

Yea, same. I hope he doesn't blame himself, his father's actions are obviously not his fault.

@HellAintHalfFull

5 ай бұрын

@@No-ue5pi Not his fault his father was out of his mind. But damn... I would feel terrible.

@tropicaldisaster8135

5 ай бұрын

Same thing I thought. It's just me and my brother. It would eat me up every day. Whenever he asks for my company, I always go. I don't want to feel like I could've done more

@HellAintHalfFull

5 ай бұрын

@@tropicaldisaster8135 That's awesome to hear. Keep doing what you're doing. Even when you're at each other's throats.

@shaggystonerable

4 ай бұрын

I mean, I hear what you’re saying, but I’m a little conflicted about the brother. Knowing what he knew, he not only didn’t go out there with him, he then sent Dylan the pictures to confront his father a 2nd time; again, alone. He’s not guilty of murder, but I’d argue he did have a part to play in his brother’s death. If I were him, I’d feel guilty beyond belief.

As someone who was forced by the courts to stay with my abusive mother against my will, Dylan’s story hits really close to home. That constant feeling of unease with one of the people you should trust the most, the dread of going, the arguments where they talk shit about the parent who supported and loved you more than the entire world… and he would’ve been just a year older than me if he was still here… I hate that it’s such a common story.

@TabAncho-cp4xi

4 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry❤

In Dylan's case, his father saying "I'll kill the kids before I let you have them" is a line I have heard MANY times in true crime stories. It infuriates me that courts still make children visit the parent who says that line bc 98% of the time, they follow through with that threat. That poor boy...

@ninedaysjane2466

5 ай бұрын

Family court judges are some of the worst.

There should be no statute of limitations on murder in my opinion. No matter where a person lives.

@elizabethandeldinkamberovi1929

5 ай бұрын

there isn't...

@arcturionblade1077

5 ай бұрын

Nor SA.

@elizabethandeldinkamberovi1929

5 ай бұрын

@@arcturionblade1077 I think Japan has a statute on SA..

@FlorianMark

5 ай бұрын

​@@elizabethandeldinkamberovi1929it is not long ago that murder had a limitation in Japan. Glad they changed it.

@katya5573

5 ай бұрын

@@FlorianMarkKorea too.

i’m just now starting the video, but as a Dakota indigenous man, thank you for shedding a little light on disproportionate murders of indigenous women/peoples and their underrepresentation.

@alexpeltier3330

5 ай бұрын

I agree. I’m German-American, but my church often donates to Pine Ridge or helps with building projects there, and once, my car broke down on the reservation during a vacation trip (I had gone through there to see the sights/wildlife, and the poor road infrastructure and lack of funding in the area at least partially caused the problem). It was very isolated there, but several locals helped me to figure out what was wrong and where I could buy what I needed to top off the car fluids and rig up a fix until I could get back to Minnesota. They were kind, open people doing their best in difficult living conditions. I feel angry that isolation, poverty, and poor law enforcement causes so much loss and pain to these unique communities. Our laws and government need to do better.

@humble2246

5 ай бұрын

Black on white violence is also disproportionate

@flabbajabba9527

5 ай бұрын

Indigenous people are mainly murdered by other indigenous people. The reason it is unsolved/underreported is because you folks don't want police (especially white ones) snooping around on your land and questioning you. I'm okay with that, but it's a problem of your own.

@flabbajabba9527

5 ай бұрын

@@alexpeltier3330 It's probably not a lack of funding. Any funding they get is likely wasted by their chiefs/others. I don't think you really feel "angry" at all, I don't think you really care that much. You can blame isolation, poverty, and law enforcement, and that stuff definitely plays a part. But it's also mismanagement on their part as well.

@jturtle5318

5 ай бұрын

​@@flabbajabba9527wow, those are amazing mindreading skills you have!

I went to middle school with Dylan Redwine and was friends with him when he went missing. I still think about him from time to time. He was such a nice kid and didn't deserve what happened to him.

@liamkirkpatrick3073

4 ай бұрын

So sorry you had to deal with that man. Hope you've gotten through it and are doing alright.

@dddaaa6965

3 ай бұрын

@@liamkirkpatrick3073 him dad eat poo from his diaper

Seeing those texts between Dylan and Elaine made me cry. How she told him she was proud of him and that she loved him. I can’t imagine how hard it must’ve been to send him away to stay with his father, knowing how much he didn’t want to go. Rest in Peace to Dylan Redwine and Sophie Sergie ❤❤❤

@allknowingal

5 ай бұрын

She should have mentioned Mark’s comments to her to the court to legally challenge his visitation rights.

@ElFreakinCid

5 ай бұрын

That "Yes :c" alone from Dylan was just heartbreaking...

@thehangingparsiple5692

4 ай бұрын

​@@allknowingalif you mean the comment saying that he'd kill the kids before he let her have them, then that was to his first wife, not to Dylan's mother ❤

@allknowingal

4 ай бұрын

@@thehangingparsiple5692 Oop my bad. I missed that, thank you for clarifying to me :)

@LillithsApple

4 ай бұрын

​​@@allknowingal Both ex- wives said he was abusive. The brothers had already seen the disgusting pictures. Then, the mother mentioned she knew her ex was guilty. If that was my abusive ex, you couldn't have dragged my son from my arms. It's sick that child had no rights after refusing to go see his disgusting father.

Greatest respect for the judge in the first case, speaking for Sophie when she couldn’t speak for herself.

@Pushing_Pixels

5 ай бұрын

Calling yourself a "model citizen" because you haven't killed anyone else yet is pretty brazen. An actual model citizen would've confessed and turned themselves in.

@raerohan4241

4 ай бұрын

​@@Pushing_Pixels An actual model citizen wouldn't have killed _anyone_ in the first place! The audacity to try calling yourself that when you're standing trial as a murderer...

I hope Mark is happy knowing the truth he tried to hide is now part of his legacy. When that case started sounding familiar, I asked aloud: "the poop guy?" Rot in jail, poop guy. You didn't deserve those kids. Rest in peace Dylan. I'm also very glad the judge didn't allow for any sympathy on Sophie's killer. Very well said on his part. Rest in peace to you as well, Sophie. Taken far too soon, for absolutely no reason :c

@kennyl4699

5 ай бұрын

It's so ironic that Mark killed his son to keep the pictures secret yet it is specifically because he killed his son that now the photos are everywhere for the entire Anglosphere Internet to see.

@Zeruel3

5 ай бұрын

@@kennyl4699 And the guys in prison with him will find out sooner or later too

@HexIsme

5 ай бұрын

And it was his own stupid fault for taking pictures of it in the first place

@misseselise3864

5 ай бұрын

right lol dude killed someone to keep them from spreading humiliating photos but ended up exposing millions of people to it. quite honestly i would like to go back to a time when i did not know about it.

@Roadent1241

5 ай бұрын

All my brain is doing now is a rendition of that Metal Gear Solid song. "I'm still in a dream, sheteater!". I hope the brother and mother are doing OK.

Mark doesn't deserve the title of father no true father would do that to his own child

@Uploaded1995

5 ай бұрын

Corey was right when he said Mark was what he ate. Very on point.

@pranavg.9811

5 ай бұрын

Face the fact that fathers can be evil. Don’t fall for a no true scottsman?

@jamesedwardladislazerrudo1378

5 ай бұрын

Dylan didn't deserve this life.

@blueStarKitt7924

5 ай бұрын

​@@Uploaded1995Yes.

@blueStarKitt7924

5 ай бұрын

​@@pranavg.9811Some mothers too.😔

Child: But I don't want to see that parent Judge: I don't care, brat, you go or you will be taken away from your mother Child:... Honestly, the law related to children and how they are treated like "Objects" pisses me off

@sandrafaith

5 ай бұрын

Well, unfortunately, he was still taken away from his mother. :(

@UsedBlue1973VWBeetle

5 ай бұрын

I had this happen with my abusive father after he served his sentence in jail after a very messy divorce when I was 4yo. when I turned 7 I had to start meetings with him every other weekend and wow what a surprise the abuse continued and it was worst for me and my brother. my sister didn't get fully away from it either, when my brother turned 16 he decided to fully stop meeting him, which saved him from what me and my sister had to go through. he decided to take us to a country a 5h plane flight away from our home country and there while we had to be with him for months our mother tried to fight to get us back every time he told the cps that he had rights to be with his children and even though we said we didn't want to go, we couldn't decide it ourselves which led to many years of abuse and trauma, I'm glad my older sister never left me with him alone and suffered the extra 2 years to get out of that hell together. I could have been in a similar place as the last case Lazy covered. that system is cruel and horrifying all around the globe and many, many parents should never be able to see their kids again.

@jaylong4705

5 ай бұрын

Every single video that has to do with a kid has this comment under it. We all know, dude, we get it.

@tablescissors

5 ай бұрын

Society doesn’t seem to. @@jaylong4705

@adeer87

5 ай бұрын

@@jaylong4705 It’s almost like there is a pattern of how children are treated in our justice system…

I don’t feel like I’ve fully experienced a Lazy video until I hear “Monica Mendoza” at the end.

@LuxClassical91

5 ай бұрын

And Chief Cochuaque haha. The same happens to me. 😅😂

@shark_kisses5153

5 ай бұрын

The Real Dorita(?) which I always see/hear as the Real Dorito.

@PFBM86

5 ай бұрын

RIP Expand Dong

@valeriamontemayor7485

5 ай бұрын

George Lopez is the one that gets me

@mrscamarohottie

5 ай бұрын

The Infamous San Pappy and the only Dorita

As a child of divorced parents myself, it's absolutely insane how kids can still be forced to go stay with a parent that they don't feel safe around.

@Pushing_Pixels

5 ай бұрын

The whole idea of "parental rights" is backwards. Children have rights, parents have responsibilities, but the law tries to assign responsibility for the feelings of the parents onto the child. If a child wants to visit a parent, they should be allowed to. If they really don't want to, they shouldn't be forced. Parental Alienation (one parent negatively affecting a child's perception of the other parent) is real and unfortunately happens too frequently. It is a form of abuse in itself. But forcing a child into a situation that terrifies them isn't the answer, supervised visitation is.

@TheALPHA1550

4 ай бұрын

It's European law.

@mushyroom9569

3 ай бұрын

⁠@@Pushing_PixelsYour mentality is what’s backwards. Rights should always be directly proportional to responsibility, the reverse is monstrous.

@mushyroom9569

3 ай бұрын

@@Pushing_PixelsRights should always be proportional to responsibility, otherwise what you have isn’t “rights,” it’s just slavery with extra steps.

It astounds me how family courts get things wrong so many times. Yet they’re never held to account! It’s sickening.

@ninedaysjane2466

5 ай бұрын

It's a national disgrace. I've done a lot of reading on the issue and it's appalling! There are sites where you can read about case after case of family court judges ruining the lives of children and parents. I was so horrified I had to stop because the corruption goes so deep and there is no accountability.

@pebbles4715

5 ай бұрын

@@ninedaysjane2466 I know exactly what you mean. It makes me sick to the core and it’s heartbreaking!!

Over 400 pounds and 48 years old, I think we missed the part where we're supposed to care. 75 years sounds good to me.

I absolutely hate that companies have made it so you can't say certain words online anymore. We should not have to censor important words like "rape" to make advertisers happy.

@FlorianMark

5 ай бұрын

They sometimes even delt or shadowban comments with these words :-(

@TheQueenOfSheba

5 ай бұрын

use your imagination… it’s silly to get mad that a bad word is bleeped out. You know what the word is, why are you mad?

@bobert8125

5 ай бұрын

If people didn't complain about it the advertisers wouldn't have a problem with it. Just another sign of the soft times we're in. The hard times are coming

@bobert8125

5 ай бұрын

​@TheQueenOfSheba doesn't matter what the word is. It's the fact it has to be censored in the first place.

@thurayya8905

5 ай бұрын

You are right, these are facts of life and we should be able to say them out loud, like adults.

The 400 lb nurse worked at a walk in clinic where I live, Auburn ME. He flushed my ears out a couple months before he was caught. He actually seemed like a decent dude and gave me the kit to do it at home. Clearly not a decent guy. I easily recognized him on the news when he was caught. Huge pos in a small world

@thurayya8905

5 ай бұрын

Murderers often compartmentalize their life. I think most adult women know, though, how badly many adult men behave when they think there is no one to see.

@PFBM86

5 ай бұрын

@stmsin Do you not know the definition of the word "many"? I'll give you a hint, it doesn't mean the same thing as "every".

@tekbarrier

5 ай бұрын

@@PFBM86 but what was the point of saying that many men do bad things when they think no one is looking when the same thing applies to women?

@necroixe

5 ай бұрын

​@stmsin it's not generalizing, it's a statistical fact. The vast majority of serial killers and violent offenders are men, and the vast majority of victims to those same men are women, not other men. It's naive to look at the evidence and go 'generalization is bad'. This sort of data is important for crime analytics and profiling.

@Pero-zl4jp

5 ай бұрын

@@thurayya8905and many men know that many women behave when they think there is no one to see. Really I don’t understand the point of demonizing a gender when the human race is full of demons.

The audacity and delusion of that defense attorney thinking his client is entitled to leniency because he had access to vulnerable female patients for 30 years. God knows what else he got away with during that time.

@ArtyBayville

5 ай бұрын

He’s a defence lawyer he probably believe he was 100% guilty.

I really liked that judge's response in Sophie Sergie's case because it was exactly what I was thinking. Sophie was condemned to an eternal sentence by Steven Downs, one where she never gets to experience anything ever again. So forgive me if I find it difficult to have sympathy over the fact that he won't get to experience freedom anymore for what he did to her. I swear, the nerve of some of these defense lawyers. Also, the Dylan Redwine case annoys me so much because Dylan repeatedly said he didn't want to go stay with his father because he knew what a monster he was. I hate how frequently the law doesn't listen to children and forces them to be isolated with their abusers. It's enraging how kids are so often treated like second class citizens in society; I understand that they can't make certain decisions for themselves and that parental rights are important but it's just so incredibly frustrating how many cases I've seen of young boys and girls who end up getting killed by their mothers and/or fathers despite there being numerous red flags.

@Pushing_Pixels

5 ай бұрын

I agree about the judge's response. Steven had already enjoyed the freedom he might've otherwise received at the end of a lengthy sentence. He used it in advance, so there's no reason to even consider whether his sentence will take up the rest of his life. If anything, the years he evaded justice should be added to his minimum. With Dylan, I'm not sure that "parental rights" are that important at all. I think parents should be framed as having responsibilities while children's rights should be paramount. They should be able to veto overnight stays. By forcing a child to stay with a parent they don't feel comfortable around, they are making the child responsible for the parent's feelings. That's an absurd thing to do. Yet courts treat children like they are the joint property of the parents, instead of a joint responsibility. I think children should be able to limit contact to supervised visitation, if they choose. Dylan was 13, if I remember correctly. At that age they should be able to choose whether they have any contact at all.

I love what Sophie’s judge said to the defense attorney. The only thing I wish he would have added was that since the guy became such a model citizen, helping so many people throughout the years, that also means he had 26 years to come forward, doing the right thing by turning himself in for her murder.

i started questioning humanity so long ago that ive stopped questioning humanity, im simply waiting for the end of the world while playing runescape

@mrkool501

5 ай бұрын

Same boat… but tarkov arena

@rikacomedyletsplays2581

5 ай бұрын

Same here hi5 mate. I just bought what i could save on the switch and ps5 before they start making physicals disappear 1984 style to make sure we JUST play their crap

@UnderScoredd

5 ай бұрын

That's what they want. For people to waste their lives, because god forbid people actually make something of it. I stopped questioning humanity and moved on to having a great life. Humanity is really none of my business. Despite that, I'll point out that you certainly don't seem like a LOSER. 🥴

@bobiswambo

5 ай бұрын

​@@UnderScoreddA loser calling people losers.

@reesey3816

5 ай бұрын

gl with scurrius the rat king if you play osrs lol

As an older sibling, knowing that my father was extremely abusive, I would absolutely go with my little brother whether I wanted to or not. But I think the older brother choosing not to go, just shows how scared he was of his father.

@zombieedrea

5 ай бұрын

I just wish he would've told their mother about it. They had photographic proof and everything, I'm positive Elaine would've gotten full custody. I'm not blaming Cory at all. Obviously I'll never know the type of hell they had to go thru living with that man, not to mention the fear, disgust and confusion they must've felt when they saw the photos. Perhaps they feared he'd hurt their mother, so I can definitely understand keeping that a secret to protect her. But, man. The texts between Dylan and his mother are so heartbreaking, especially the "yes :(" the anxiety that poor kid must've felt the whole time. It's so difficult to accept. A child of any age dying is a huge tragedy, but Dylan's case really gets to me. I really hope his mom and brother are healing and can find some semblance of peace.

I couldn't help but chuckle at the defense in the first case. Can you imagine getting sentenced to 75 years in prison and the first thing your lawyer says is basically "he's fat he ain't making it to 103"

Are we really sure that guy had been a 'model citizen'? I find it a bit hard to believe that someone can stab a girl in the eye and face multiple times and then shoot her in the back of the head and then just 'be normal' for the rest of their life because that's not a "young and stupid" kind of crime, that's the straight up psychopath kind of crime.

The text message from Dylan "yes : (" is absolutely heart breaking, poor kid, kids feel when they're unwanted and we need to hear them ♥️

Just one correction: Polygraphs are no more accurate than guesswork. They don't measure LIES, they measure stress, which may come from any number of sources in response to a question, not just guilt. If they were "eighty to ninety percent accurate" then they wouldn't be banned worldwide (at least as far as I know, there may be a country SOMEWHERE that allows them as "evidence"). And the thing is, if someone even FEELS guilty for someone's death (like a child being told to walk to school and getting kidnapped on the way) then that guilt alone could skew polygraph results to make the person look to be deceitful. Just being shocked by the question can be enough. And the results are so subjective that there is no consistency between most readings.

@lakraknjeprak2536

3 ай бұрын

the good part is your lawyer know this and used this to defend you in court. the worst part is detectives definitely know this stuff and still accuse you anyways.

@JustAnotherBuckyLover

3 ай бұрын

@@lakraknjeprak2536 Sadly, plenty of people are easily swayed by the idea of a lie detector test and believe the hype, regardless.

@lakraknjeprak2536

3 ай бұрын

yeah because those regular civilians didn't know about law and pretending they're okay if "i just go with it". this is why people need legal advice from someone like a lawyer whether you're guilty or innocent. first thing you should keep in mind is the cops and detective is NOT your friend. their job is to arrest you whether you're guilty or innocent. talking to a lawyer can save your ass than explaining to whoever in the interrogation room with you.

@wolfiemuse

3 ай бұрын

Yeah him pulling the first 3 google results as proof that polygraphs are 80-90% accurate is hugely disappointing. Literally look down at the fourth or fifth google result that immediately disagrees with everything the pro-polygraph people are saying. Here’s just a quick quote: A comprehensive 2003 review by the National Academy of Sciences of existing research concluded that there was "little basis for the expectation that a polygraph test could have extremely high accuracy."[6] The American Psychological Association states that "most psychologists agree that there is little evidence that polygraph tests can accurately detect lies."

@lakraknjeprak2536

3 ай бұрын

@@wolfiemuse it detect anxiety. by taking the test. everyone did that from early as students taking test to adults. surely a "psychologist" understand false positive right?

the defenses argument on the Sophies case is fucking insane. "his life expectancy isnt that long; he was a model citizen" hm. should have thought of that before murdering and SAing a woman then 🤷🏼‍♀️

The way you said “Mark Redwine“ when you said the names of the family members at the beginning I instantly knew he was going to do something horrific.

When you get to a certain age everybody starts to look like children... 13 and 20, they were both so young, may they both R.I.P.

From one indigenous woman to another, I sincerely hope Sophie is resting peacefully. That poor, beautiful girl - absolutely sickening. RIP Sophie 💔💔

It really freaks me out that the r@pist and murderer in Sophie's case was a nurse.

It’s been said by many other commenters but it’s so frustrated how in custody battles, children are treated like property and not people. Rest in peace Dylan 🖤

@ninedaysjane2466

5 ай бұрын

Yet judges are supposed to act in the best interests of the child. They rarely do.

"Polygraph tests are only 80-90 percent accurate." Take the zeroes out and you might be right.

@Vindsvelle

5 ай бұрын

Seriously. There's a reason polygraph results are _inadmissible_ in court; they're pseudoscientific interrogation room props. Pure Po-Po fantasy. It's disappointing to hear Lazy parroting the cops' "magical psychic box" propaganda _for_ them...

@HiNickCares

4 ай бұрын

That's still too high.

@Palazzo

4 ай бұрын

@@HiNickCares My bad. I forgot to say to move the decimal point backwards too. 🤣

@PoochieCollins

4 ай бұрын

"a skeptical 2003 report from the National Academy of Sciences found that polygraphs work at rates well above chance, though far below perfection" ^ A soft science. I'd like to see rigorous scientific methods applied in attempt to find the best way to apply a lie detector test. I tried searching the interwebs with little luck on this.

@kennyl4699

4 ай бұрын

The thing about polygraph tests is that they mainly pick up on the physiological effects of stress, which could be happening for several reasons. Someone who is guilty could pass a polygraph test if they're calm and collected and someone who is innocent could fail because they're nervous about being questioned.

The thing that breaks my heart the most about Dylan’s story is that I was in his position and received similar treatment. My father was violent and drank a lot, and my mom tried to fight for full custody. The courts said that they valued the relationships of both parents, and my dad said that if I were to ever not go over to his house that he would sue her with kidnapping. The legal system ignores children because of “how easily they can be persuaded,” but I have never known a single child who has lied about their abuse.

Thank you for never using clickbait like certain other channels

@FlorianMark

5 ай бұрын

Sarcasm?

@ElFreakinCid

5 ай бұрын

@@FlorianMark ...How would that be sarcasm? It's true, he doesn't use clickbait.

@horsinacz

5 ай бұрын

​@@ElFreakinCid Right... So the bright red arrow bit huge red text saying "LAST EVER PHOTO" and the "Solved Mysteries that will Make You Question Humanity" title are definitely not clickbait. You truly are a naive person

@charliebrown3509

5 ай бұрын

​@horsinacz they are not clickbait, the last case truly made me loose faith in humanity

@Offline219

5 ай бұрын

@@horsinacz What the heck do you think clickbait is? It's not at all misleading.

The judge's response to the defense in Sophie's case was spot on.

Me, “why is the name Dylan Redwine so familiar?” and then it hits me: oh he’s the son of the poop guy

When I went to school at UAF, Sophie’s story was something that stuck with me. She was never forgotten about I’m so happy her case was solved. Not just for her, but for her family.

I always appreciate when people talk about True Crime, that they actually spend the time to talk about the victims, and what they were like. It’s so refreshing, because at the end of the day who is actually important in these horrible crimes. The victims, and I love how you take the time to appreciate them.

Thank you for covering indigenous cases, as a indigenous person myself seeing them get covered brings hope to my heart… because of how little coverage we get and how forgotten we are it’s saddening the many deaths get swept under the rugs

If you truly believe that your child(ren) will be in danger if they go to their other parent for visitation, then do not send them! Call your attorney and tell them what is going on. If you are arrested for it, then your attorney can have you out in no time and you will be able to explain to the courts why you did what you did in order to protect your child(ren). In most states, Dylan was old enough to tell a Judge why he no longer wanted to see his "father," and given the photographs, I highly doubt that he would have even been allowed to go to visit him even if he wanted to. Sadly, I don't believe that Dylan or his brother ever told anyone else about the photographs until it was too late. 😢 They were just kids and they had no idea what to do, let alone what their "father" was truly capable of doing. Rest in peace, Dylan.

@sammysam312

5 ай бұрын

I agree with you about not sending kids to known abusive parents, but I don’t think those pictures by themselves would be enough for him to lose custody. A weird fetish doesn’t necessarily make you a bad parent so I don’t think it is, or even should be, grounds for removing a kid from someone. Obviously, this guy had other stuff and a history of threats and anger issues at the very least, so that’s different.

I believe Sophie is dancing in the photo you use here. It looks like traditional Yupik style dance. Her spirit shines through her smile. RIP Sophie❤️

Forcing a child to see a parent after a divorce should be illegal. If a child doesn’t want to spend time with a parent, they shouldn’t be forced too. This is coming from someone whose parents split up when I was young

Dylan’s story always breaks my heart. He didn’t deserve what happened to him. He looked like such a happy kid that deserved to grow up and live a happy life.

The case of Dylan Redwine always haunts me especially when you find out the dad’s disturbing fetishes and fantasies that he tried to keep secret

16:42 "polygraphs are only 80-90% accurate"… Dr. Grande would beg to differ 😂

@WynneL

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, exactly; polygraphs only measure breathing, heart rate, and perspiration i.e. anxiety. My ass they're 80+% accurate. At least body language experts (who aren't hacks) look for clusters of behavior and examine all possible reasons for a lie. Even that is more reliable than a polygraph, which can't account for medical issues or psychopaths' lack of a fear response. The polygrapher themselves decides what the readings mean and it is far from any sort of exact science.

@davidh7177

5 ай бұрын

You know, this is the second time I've seen this statistic in 24 hours... is it a new statistic do you think? I thought they were always around 75% AT A PUSH

@TokyoXtreme

5 ай бұрын

@@davidh7177 In any video concerning an investigation that involves a polygraph, Dr. Grande spends about 15-30 seconds calling the technology "pseudoscience" with no credibility whatsoever - closer to 0% reliability.

@pwnage402

4 ай бұрын

Not even@@davidh7177

@HiNickCares

4 ай бұрын

They are a complete scam.

Worst part about every lazy video is that it has to end and you have to wait for the next one

@andreitarkovsky3214

Ай бұрын

worst are the random stock CGI/ AI footage

I live in Fairbanks and I’m Alaska native and a couple years ago we did a protest for Sophie to raise awareness for her case. It’s really sad how natives are treated.

@Jade-jj5or

3 ай бұрын

Many native women who go missing or are murdered they go unsolved because most of their murders happen on the reservation and they have their own police so local please sometimes are unable to investigate

Lazy, you have no idea how happy I and many other indigenous people get when you cover a MMIWG case! Across the entire North American continent on a yearly basis, thousands of indigenous women go missing, are trafficked, SA’d, or murdered. Even to this day, there still is hardly any media attention to this ongoing pervasive issue. In 2022, 5,487 total cases were reported. 74.5% of those cases were girls under 18 years old. 40% of all trafficking victims were Indigenous (American Indian and Alaska Native). Alaska is the state with the highest amount of reported cases, at 300. Compare that to the second highest, Oklahoma, with 86 cases reported in 2022. Thank you for bringing to light these cases and bringing attention to MMIWG. All we want is to bring home our mothers, sisters, daughters, granddaughters, grandmothers, nieces, aunts, our women relatives.

As an alaskan native myself, it was so odd hearing a story for once that took place in places ive been and lived around I mean i know that's probably with every other person too with these things this was just the frist time ive experienced it sisjajxiaj

Children dont have a voice in this broken system here. I was one of those children- taken away from my fathers side of the family because of accusations of my mother. She just recently stopped doing drugs after almost dying from heroin and meth abuse. I am 40 now. My parents hate for eachother ruined mine and my siblings childhood and left permanent family damage. Courts lied to me to get me to be complacent. I lived in a grabbag of foster homes my whole life and was homeless multiple times… even at 32 y/o. I thank God for rescuing me when I was at rock bottom. Now I have a child of own & I am nothing like my parents. Childrens voices are so important and yet so little heard, I know first hand. RIP Dylan. RIP Dad.🕊

Steve and his defense team: "It's cruel to take away the ability for someone to hug their parents." The Judge: o___o

Be careful lazy, I heard they are coming for faceless KZreadrs, they almost took down Distuban’s channel, I know you’ve been showing more of your face but I just wanted to warn one of my favorite creepy story KZreadrs ❤ love your content

@MrDeano-eu9rg

5 ай бұрын

What? Who? Abd why?

@LazyMasquerade

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, they've been hitting a bunch of creators recently. KZread being KZread, as always. Thankfully most have had their issues resolved.

@MrDeano-eu9rg

5 ай бұрын

@@LazyMasquerade but for what reason?

@curtisrunstedler

5 ай бұрын

​@@MrDeano-eu9rg KZread falsely accused and demonetized Disturban (another trye crime KZreadr) for "reusing content" and its AI falsely saw him as AI due to his mask.

@jxn1056

5 ай бұрын

​@@MrDeano-eu9rgAccusing them of using AI to narrate and saying their content has been recycled..copied from other people. 🙄

The judge who forced Dylan to go should also have been imprisoned. It is that judge's ruling that allowed the death to occur.

Polygraphs are not 80-90% accurate. My impression from professionals who use them is that they are not accurate enough to be used as proof, but can be used to get a measure of where you should start looking at things closer.

@HiNickCares

4 ай бұрын

They're a complete scam, about 50/50 accurate. No better than a coin toss.

If a child doesn't want to be around a parent after a split, they should absolutely have that choice

Being forced to go see a parent is not only old fashioned but down right despicable. I grew up like Dylan and had similar experiences. So speaking front experience, that fear is so real and should NEVER be ignored. Oh yea, I live in Colorado too 😅

@ArtyBayville

5 ай бұрын

It’s not old fashioned it’s immoral x

Thanks for sharing this Case! So many Indigenous Women's Cases are ignored throughout Alaska and Canada. I followed the Redwing Case. The Mom and Son were Heroic in keeping the Case alive. The sicko Father Murdered his Son, Cause his Son called him out on his "Private Activities". It took So long to locate his Remains. He was even on the Dr. Phil show. A cold hearted guy.

Happy 25th birthday in heaven, Dylan. Mark is an absolutely vile human being and neither his kids nor his ex-partners deserved him in their lives. And those lawyers defending Steven were just so ridiculous. He murdered and SA'd an innocent girl, he deserves to be behind bars and I doubt his family would miss him if they knew what he did. I hope the families of both victims are doing okay. Rest in peace, Sophie and Dylan ❤

Dylan's murder could have been prevented so easily by just listening to him. How could you FORCE a child to see an abusive father, whom he dreaded to meet. Unfathomably stupid! ☠️

I'm a Custodian at a dorm. There is literally no security in dorms. Most have a card slide to get into. But students literally wait for someone else to slide their card to get in. And most the time. Nobody stops them. They just assume you live there and forgot your card and let you in. Other students will slip in and vandalise the dorms or obviously in some cases much worse.

I always maintain that if you think about the worst person you went to school with, good chance they likely ended up becoming a nurse

The time for hugging was when he was a little boy developing his moral compass, not used for sympathy as a murderous grown man who lived a long life without reprocussion.

@HakuFreak19

5 ай бұрын

Never got hug by my dad, when I got older I craved for someone to hug me not just a hug but a love warming hug. I'm older now and a lot of people doesn't know that I love getting hug. I'll never force or even tell people to hug me. I wouldn't use that to hurt Anyone or make them uncomfortable.

Sleep tight, Sophie and Dylan. ❤ You didn’t knkw each other in life, but in death you are commemorated by Papa Lazy and remembered by numerous well-wishers. May their memories be for a bessing, and may the families who mourn them be comforted. I'm glad both killers were caught.

RIP Sophie. You deserve so much better. Her life was worth so much more than people have treated her. This makes my heart so sad

Man whenever I hear Maine my heart drops a bit. Growing up not too many things happened here but it just seems that it’s getting worse and worse every year. Rest in peace to all that lost their life to the Maine mass shooting and rest in peace to Sophie.

Amazing to me that Steven's lawyer seemed to think 'your Honour, my client is a fatass' was a valid reason for him to get a lighter sentence.

I can't imagine how Corey feels. All the stuff running through that young man's mind has to be overwhelming!

I am outraged over both murderers. In Dylan's case, the only "comfort" is that whichever prison his father is in, he will enjoy the full treatment of the other inmates that they bestow upon child killers. Not only that, his diaper photos are out there for all to see.

@ninedaysjane2466

5 ай бұрын

He's probably getting protected in a special unit to keep him away from the general population. You know what they'd do to him if they found out!

Talk about looking over your shoulder. People who think they've got away with murder better hope their relatives dont become interested in their heritage.

@LazyMasquerade Just thought you should know that polygraph tests are not nearly as accurate as you stated. They are 50 to 51% accurate at best, and a voice analysis version is less than that. This is why they are not accepted in court almost anywhere anymore, if at all.

Happy birthday, Dylan. Rest in peace.

If a kid is petrified to be alone with a parent, they should be able to refuse no matter their age; there is a reason they are scared of that parent. It is really horrible that courts don't listen to kids. If they are telling you something doesn't feel right, trust them.

@AbsyntheAndTears

5 ай бұрын

Exactly!! Kids by nature love their parents. If a kid is scared of a parent, there is a reason why

I'm glad Randy provided the family closure

The first case, I'm so glad the judge didn't allow the defense to get away with minimizing the impact of his actions.

Who knows what else the "model citizen" was able to unknowingly get away with?!

I live near where Dylan was killed. That story is very disturbing. He NEVER should have been sent to his Dad's. It was known that would be a bad idea. I hunted near where his remains were eventually found. That area had an extremely creepy and sad vibe.

@randallflagg3700

4 ай бұрын

_It is known._

Thank God for DNA. Poor girl. She seemed like a good soul who would have done so much good in this world.

16:42 "Polygraph tests are only 80-90% accurate." 🤣 Now, that's definitely the funniest thing I've heard all day!

@Jacob-Sophia

5 ай бұрын

Yeah I was wondering where the hell he got that from

Amazing. Just amazing. The quality of the digital imagery used in your videos is jaw-dropping. Been watching and liking your videos for at least 2 years now... your pacing and subject choice project you into the upper échelon of content creators and presenters. Your acumen is cinematic; the persona you have created and the stories you choose to tell deserve feature-length treatment. Kudos to you!

what was even the motive for killing poor sophie? racism? sexism? just because he wanted to?? and they were trying to excuse all of that by saying "hes a nice guy whos a nurse, let him hug his parents please." that enrages me to no end. rip to sophie and to dylan, you were both far too young 💔

@CrystalRaye

5 ай бұрын

Seems like a typical crime of opportunity

@reginafowler3517

5 ай бұрын

Steven had raped Sophie. She might not have known him personally but he lived in the dorms. Had he left her alive, he would probably have been caught because she could provide a description and possibly even his name. I suspect he didn't immediately attack her, he probably saw her smoking and asked for a cigarette. Possibly exchanged pleasantries and names. His motive? So fearful he would be arrested for rape...that he killed her.

@esteemedmortal5917

5 ай бұрын

🤷‍♀️ rebuffed his advances?

@Bob-hz6fp

3 ай бұрын

i dont understand, what do you gain from that? pleasure?@@CrystalRaye

The problem with letting kids "decide" if they wanna see their parent is that alot of the time one will poison the other against them especially when they spend most of their lives hearing all the trash talk on the other side Obviously in this case it would have been better if they could choose but how many other good ppl and parents would be screwed out of building a relationship with their child because of the toxicity of the one Hell look at gypsy rose as an example her mother had full custody and kept her daughter from her father even tho he wanted a relationship and was Obviously a much better person than the mother

He was really eating poop out of a diaper! He should of showed that pic to him mother immediately he'd still be alive today.

@clinkclunk

5 ай бұрын

Nah, courts would have still granted him visitation rights I'm sure. My father was a cho-mo and was still granted his supervised visitation with my sister because "he has rights too."

@elizabethandeldinkamberovi1929

5 ай бұрын

@@clinkclunk yea supervised, this was unsupervised he got to take the kid alone. Sorry about your dad my wife went through the same thing, they should be buried under the prisons but instead most arent even in it. The system is failing so many kids and even putting them in horrible positions like this, it's sad.

@serenity1378

5 ай бұрын

In what universe is it OK to say someone is a bad father because they have a kink you don't like? He was a bad father for a lot of reasons. Abusive, violent, murderer. His kink is related only in that it was his motive.

It's pretty pathetic when brutal murderers ask for leniency. I kind of understand if there was an accident or something similar... But asking for someone to show you mercy after you did something so bad to someone who has done nothing to you, well, it just shows that you are not remorseful in any way shape or form. These poor kids... I feel for them and hope they have better fortune in the afterlife.

NordVPN is gonna be so mad about this Aura Sponsorship

Polygraphs are not 80-90% accurate...

@sammysam312

5 ай бұрын

Thank you! Came here to say this

Cmon babe, Lazy just dropped a new video!

Babe wake up, a new Lazy Masquerade just dropped.

Man me and dylan share a birthday. he should have seen 25 too. Happy birthday dylan.

Happy birthday Dylan, and rest in peace. My aquarius fellow, and fellow 25 year old. So many things connect us. Poor baby.

Dylan’s story like haunts me. It’s just. You see this boy who was rightfully scared of his father. And it’s just like, god this man is so awful. And Dylan seemed so bright. I get a vision of Dylan walking the Green Mile and he’s just this little kid.

After watching the redwine case long ago seeing the father you just say to yourself... Yeah he looks like the type.