The brother in this case breaks my literal soul when he talks about his sister and feels so responsible for what happened to them. I pray for him every night 🙏 R.I.P Sweet Angels

@LUVBUG24K

2 жыл бұрын

I can’t help but cry it’s so sad

This is my hometown, my mum was friends with the girls and almost went to the party and says it could have been her. It changed everything and we drive past the memorial most days. always hits so close to home. Thanks for being so kind and respectful

@nikkibess5982

2 жыл бұрын

@@kimberlysantiago1130 teens do all the time what do you mean? I know my friends walked further then that and would literally sleep on the side of the road or in a field at times from alcohol.

@lavenderdreaming2679

2 жыл бұрын

@@nikkibess5982 YeH it was definitely a thing that happened at that time. My mum would walk places n sleep on a beach drunk around the same time (not super safe but it just happens) I’ve walked an hour to a party before while it’s not super safe it’s a tiny town you basically know everyone driving past and can also most likely get a lift as well.

@loveyoulikecrazyxoxo

2 жыл бұрын

Wouldnt want to know the situations i put myself in as a teen your really not scared of anything...until i had my kids to worry about.

@jacktheclone1343

2 жыл бұрын

@@evie2851 probably not a good idea to tell people where you live

@evie2851

2 жыл бұрын

@@jacktheclone1343 why?

As an Australian woman that is currently experiencing the injustice regarding sexual assault laws in Australia, thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️

@zobizobizobi

2 жыл бұрын

i’m so sorry :( i’m an Australian woman too and it’s so disappointing to know that we can’t always safely rely on the support we’re supposed to get because it doesn’t favour us. Unfortunately this issue translates at varying degrees throughout the world and it just sucks to hear. I’m sorry darling and I hope you’re doing okay - you have so much strength in you ❤️

@bellafiori

2 жыл бұрын

i’m so sorry to hear you’re going through that, sending so much strength and love 💗

@liannamalceski5785

2 жыл бұрын

Im so sorry that happened to you NO ONE deserves that. It seem like your a very strong person that can get through anything so I really hope that you get justice for what happened. Im sending my love to you I hope your doing ok!💗

@breathing_helium_art

2 жыл бұрын

Same here, you're not alone x we were assaulted and it's the loneliest place I've ever been. Still is. But we're in this together. We both can't forget that there's an army of women fighting this fight to bring justice for ourselves and our sisters in a world built to traumatize us. Yeah I can't say anything other than good girl for doing all you can I'm proud and grateful you're out there fighting for us as well as yourself❤️ Honestly I'm a bit triggered from watching, I was 17 for my most violent assault. Hopefully I said my words right and the message is clear, so many are out there making the little headway that will lead to big changes, it has to. We support eachother out here. Also from Australia.

@charlotteosman1471

2 жыл бұрын

Same here but In the uk :(( the laws revolving this issue are messed up here too🥲sending you all my love ❤️

I can’t believe the police let them go after abducting and abusing a 19 year-old girl, like couldn’t they have taken her to a hospital to check for abuse signs to confirm that she was telling the truth? And wouldn’t they get in trouble for selling drugs? With everything they’ve done, it’s truly horrifying how they got away with all of it for so long.

@Staronat

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I thought if they only did petty crimes it's hard to put them in jail for long but jesus they did some horrible, big things that alone should get them prison for life.

@MissPaytii

2 жыл бұрын

It isn’t the police that let them go, it’s the court system. It’s completely messed up. My husband is a police officer and the amount of work they put in to try and get them convinced and charged to only be realised by the courts.

@odapunkt

Жыл бұрын

Especially after their track record oh my God, did they even check their criminal history?

I can feel the hurt through the screen. You're using your platform the best you can by shedding light on the injustices of any legal system, not just Australia. Im sure the victim's family are extremely grateful for you, THANK YOU!

@KlsyGrc

2 жыл бұрын

A- great name Kels! B- I totally agree. The holes in the legal systems world wide need addressed. Too many people are forgotten about who shouldn’t be!

@beagssmilebeags6215

2 жыл бұрын

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@xDougg

2 жыл бұрын

Shit makes me cry

@imonoke7903

2 жыл бұрын

No!

@bohemenper1636

2 жыл бұрын

Should mutliate them....Skin them alive, boil them, fish hooks in the ass hole and rip it out....Blowtorch their balls and feed them to ants.....pull their teeth out with a bottle opener

Wow those statistics are terrible. I didn’t even realize violence against women in Australia was as bad as these statistics. I’m glad you are shedding some light into these dark corners. Great job

@himynameis3102

2 жыл бұрын

One woman a week is killed by their current or former partner in Australia. Violence against women is a serious issue but not that serious according to Scott Morrison 🙄🙄🙄🙄

@MissTalkToMyHand

2 жыл бұрын

Statistics aren't everything. It only means a lot of women come forward. I can assure you that in a lot of other countries the statistics are nowhere this and yet it happens more often. However, I do believe that change can only start this way, by women coming forward and shedding light on what is actually happening.

@jacqueline6124

2 жыл бұрын

Me either it’s so sad

@kaus3587

2 жыл бұрын

WTF are you all on about. The murder rate on a bad weekend in Chicago is equivalent to 10 years of murder for the whole of Australia. The USA is the capital of Serial Murderers and school shootings and London is the stabbing centre of the world.

@laurasalo6160

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheLoneCamper absolutely. Men are more likely to experience violent crime too. Not to mention, most interpersonal violence is two-way violence, meaning BOTH parties are violent. In many surveys that allege 1 in 2 women were assaulted, the women surveyed THEMSELVES often did not even claim or "recognize" that they were assaulted. It is merely classified as such, by activist researchers, cuz they define EVERYTHING and an assault. It's a joke.

I’m from Bega, I went to high school there just like the girls did. I’m family friends with Garret and he is such an amazing man, but his heart will always be broken. He is so quiet now. This case broke our whole communities hearts. The memorial they have set up is always filled with flags and lots of flowers. Never thought Bella would make a video that hit so close to home.

@kimmaschek2212

2 ай бұрын

Who is Garrett?

Anyone else sick and tired of the system favoring criminals rather than the victims law abiding decent people? Creating a false victim out of a criminal is not only ridiculous, it hurts people. It needs to STOP! I don’t feel that ANYONE gets to use the abuse card to explain away terrible things. Nope. It’s sad. It sucks. And, we grow up and handle it so we aren’t crappy human beings like those slimes that hurt us. That’s that. People have proven again and again that we can survive horrific things and still be great people later on. We have choices as adults.

@mariahtruman5273

2 жыл бұрын

This was perfectly said and I couldn’t agree more.

@lolawhiterabbit

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, I’m a survival of child abuse and I’m not continuing the cycle. I am educating my kids so they can understand, recognize, and identify unwanted advances and steps to take when they feel uncomfortable. It’s not perfect but it’s a step forward. Im tired of all these crimes against women and children.

@blahblah1287

2 жыл бұрын

Most people who are abused don't commit crimes but if 90% of criminals where abused then its defiantly connected, its not about making excuses for anyones behavior its about looking at things as a society that can help stop crimes in the future...

@reeeeahhhh

2 жыл бұрын

@@blahblah1287 i completely agree. its not about making excuses or justifying their crimes, its about trying to understand what caused them to commit those crimes. obviously, providing justice to the victims or their families matters, but so does figuring out the exact behaviour of someone committing those crimes, only so that they can be prevented in the future.

@jennklein1917

Жыл бұрын

Yes, my husband (30), was murdered in Darwin in 1995. His killer received only 10 years, for taking Conor's life. This has affected so many of his loved ones. A pain that never really leaves you!😢

Jesus christ, these little girls deaths, beyond horrific. Their poor parents find out what happened to their girls my god, ugh this just makes me so sad I actually feel sick.

@jess1987

2 жыл бұрын

Why do you feel the need to insult Jesus/God's name? Would you disrespect your mother's name like that? God who knitted you together in your mother's womb, gave you life and Jesus died on the Cross for your sins... Yet you repay Him with blasphemy.

@judybrown1810

2 жыл бұрын

@@jess1987 amen

@judybrown1810

2 жыл бұрын

Christ. not. christ. And God. not god

@Zipporahwalker2107

2 жыл бұрын

@@jess1987 it honestly makes me sick when people use His name so lightly 🥺🤢

@judybrown1810

2 жыл бұрын

God. not. god

It broke my heart when Bella said "what they suffered during last 12 hours of their life". Such a heartbreaking case.

Wait police found the clothing of one girl, but didn’t think it was evidence at the time and gave it back to parents? Not concurring that a girl is missing and her clothing is found? Right.

one of my friends is from NZ & apparently her little sister was gang-r*ped when she was very little but the boys were teens. nothing happened to the teens that did it because they were under the age of 18. in fact, they're records were sealed and expunged, they got to move to Australia for a "new chance at life". meanwhile my friends little sister has tried to kill herself and still has a lot of other issues to this day. my friend nearly beat one one to death and to be honest, times like that i think vigilante justice is the right way to go.

@sanjabeachem2125

2 жыл бұрын

😭

@alicemoon-star367

2 жыл бұрын

That is really really sad, poor wee girl. I am from NZ and there is terrible abuse and domestic violence here.

@jess1987

2 жыл бұрын

Well they may have gotten away with it on this side of life. But on the other side, when they have to face God. If they hadn't repented; God will have justice and punish them accordingly.

@KE-xj9vm

2 жыл бұрын

I think everyone that commits these crimes should be punished in the same way. These men should be raped, stabbed and drowned. They don’t deserve our tax payer money to sustain them for life.

@sunnihoneyyy

2 жыл бұрын

They will meet their maker and hopefully justice is served. That is so heartbreaking to hear😭

I have only seen one other channel covering this case. It is horrendous and terrifying. Everyone who loves these girls (especially the brother) just breaks my heart. It’s SO SAD. Also, this tragedy was PREVENTABLE. How many more people have to die for a change to happen?!

@PrinceMarcusWilliam

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with everything you said. I guess we as citizens expect officers to solve or fix the problem immediately. G Ram... I don't think all problems can be solved so quickly.

@gram5963

2 жыл бұрын

@@PrinceMarcusWilliam at this point, we are beyond finding a solution “immediately”. This has been happening for years and years.

@benjaminfrankliniii9857

2 жыл бұрын

I case like this one would have to think an eye for an eye is appropriate

@PrinceMarcusWilliam

2 жыл бұрын

@@gram5963 At this point... I'd look/research local police and their history in that area. It is a crap response but what else ?

@kaus3587

2 жыл бұрын

G Ram, what change do you recommend keyboard warrior. I’d recommend the Death penalty for rapists and murderers but the bleeding hearts will scream.

Not many cases really get to me anymore after studying them ever since I was a little girl but this one rocked me to my core.. the absolute sheer terror these two girls would’ve felt over those 12 hours hurts me to think about. And the pain the families have gone through.. I wouldn’t wish this on anyone. They had their whole lives ahead of them. It scares me to think about how someone could even think about doing this to another human

The way this story really made me feel sick with what they did to those poor girls…when I heard over 148 convictions I immediately thought “why tf are they out then??” The justice system always fails

My brother Epifanio Colon from NY Long Island, is missing 🥺 since May 7th, 2021 I’ve been watching your channel since years I’ve always been into the unsolved cases or solved ones too.. & it’s so sad to say that My family & I are going thru it. Never in a million years would I ever think something like this would happened. To watch the solved cases you talk about brings little faith in me, hoping that we will find out what happened. It’s the worst thing ever. To not know is painful. To not know what happened to them is so sad… We’re praying that we find him soon🥺 I honestly think that, because he’s a man, it plays a big role when it comes to missing people.. because if it were a female, it would be much different. 🥺 Epifanio Colon From Long Island, Brentwood, New York 30years old 5’9 brown eyes around 175 pounds scar under his left eye His skin tone is tan Caucasian Hispanic male

@riadia.x

2 жыл бұрын

Praying for you and your family🙏🏼 hope he makes a safe return soon🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@_Lifewithlia_.

2 жыл бұрын

have they found him yet?

@jo4802

2 жыл бұрын

Hope he returns safe and sound :( Pls do update us if possible

@dinosong2116

2 жыл бұрын

I give you my prayers ♥️

@estrella9335

2 жыл бұрын

i hope he has returned to u and ur family! i am from bk new york i will keep u in my thoughts

The way his foot stopped swinging the moment they brought up the pink tv

Unbelievable how these two monsters slipped through the cracks of the justice system.

@aresrivers9329

2 жыл бұрын

I wanna agree but the justice system sucks so badly. So many of these cases are from repeat offenders and it makes me so sick

@isisturner4763

2 жыл бұрын

At this point they aren’t cracks it’s literal holes because ain’t no way 🤦🏾‍♀️

I've heard about the Bega SchoolGirls case before and I'm really angry and disgusted at the fact that not only Lauren and Nicole had gone through this horrific tragedy caused by those idiots Camilleri and Beckett, but also the justice system decided to give those two thugs bail while knowing about their criminal history. Also, the fact that Camilleri yawned after being told about his sentence in court shows that he's disgusting and he doesn't care about how much trouble he's caused. I hope both him and Beckett never get released from prison.

I always, ALWAYS, hate these types of cases. The poor helpless parents that loose someone they love for 16 years. They bring them into to world to protect them and care for them but then these FREAKS come and ruin and take lives. It’s ridiculous and they should stay in prison until they die. Rest in peace to these two poor girls that fought really hard. God has a plan for us all. Stay safe y’all❤️💕

How disappointing that after ALL these years of the same thing happening, the justice system don’t think career criminals/repeat offenders wouldn’t take a step further in their madness. This has happened way too many times that I don’t understand how people like them get out. So disgusting

It's so disgusting that these two men would do this to teenagers. They are young and innocent and they had their whole lives ahead of them. Its so heart breaking they were killed in the most cruel and gruesome way possible. Remember the Hannah Clarke murders in 2020? When is the violence against women going to stop? I just feel that this whole system is completely backwards and I do not think that these women are being protected against these perpetrators. Thank you for this case Bella.

That's so heart breaking. These parents did everything right to protect their children while also giving them a full teen experience.

I love the elegant way you speak and the natural beauty you possess. You tell the stories thoroughly and vividly. I'm very impressed.

@shiarrapitt5965

2 жыл бұрын

Not that I like to, but you can picture how everything would have went down with the way Bella tells the story. She is absolutely amazing.

I wonder how her ex boyfriend must of felt/feels to this day. So sad :/

@sarahdanielle12

2 жыл бұрын

agreed :(

@torturedsouldepartment

2 жыл бұрын

I wondered that as well 💔

@totally_a_spy

Жыл бұрын

He must feel awful. But I hope he never blamed himself

@potato6436

24 күн бұрын

Probably happy 😂

I can feel so much pain from this one, I think the Australian ones always hit closer to home because I’m Australian. I normally watch your videos while doing my makeup but I started crying whilst half way through this morning… my heart breaks for any family loosing a child.

I have to say you covered this case so beautifully as you do with every case you have ever covered. You have quickly become one of my favorite true crime KZreadrs if not my favorite. I always look forward to Mystery Mondays with you every week. Thank you so much for all you do for the victims and families of these horrific crimes. ❤️

@bellafiori

2 жыл бұрын

thank you so much for your kind words! so so appreciated 💗

This was one I had to pause for a cry. This girls didn’t deserve what they went through. Thank you Bella- I’m sure what you have to research in order to share the injustices that these girls suffered at the hands of an ineffective justice system wasn’t easy. May you find your mind at ease knowing you’re helping others ❤️

Such a terrible and sad confession from the killer. Those poor girls.

This case is BRUTAL. One of the most sad, heartbreaking and disgusting cases 💔💔💔

Being from the US, it's interesting to hear about cases from across the world. So heartbreaking though 😢

@jordansthoughts54

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@kevinwaite6725

2 жыл бұрын

This soft on crime attitude is getting worse here in the USA as well. Depending on your politics you can loot burn down police stations and yes even murder during riots and get off. Bella is right , those two with their criminal history should never have been free to rape and murder

@Laurenelizabethrodriguez

2 жыл бұрын

Right!!

You should definitely cover the Alcasser girls murders, it was the first and most mediatized murder case in Spain (1992) and it was wild. The autopsy pictures of the remainings of those poor girls were made public and it was so outrageously inappropriate. Every show was milking the tragedy, the victim's parents were on TV all the time too, it got out of hand. There is so much to talk about, so much information and many theories. You could also cover Marta del Castillo's case.

@agr9905

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! I’ve been waiting for this case to get more coverage internationally

It was heartbreaking at the time and all these years later it still makes me cry. The terror those girls must have gone through in those 12 hours is just too much to bear. It is cases such as this where I wish we still had the death penalty here in Australia. Those animals don't deserve to kept alive at the tax payers expense.

Sexual assault in Australia is such a real issue, thank you for shedding some light on the seriousness ♥️

@MissTalkToMyHand

2 жыл бұрын

I am curious.. Statistics aren't everything. It only means a lot of women come forward. I can assure you that in a lot of other countries the statistics are nowhere this and yet it happens a lot, maybe the same amount, maybe more. However, I do believe that change can only start this way, by women coming forward and shedding light on what's actually happening. Do you think Australia is on the way to change yourself though??

@aubreyf4678

Жыл бұрын

@@MissTalkToMyHand this is a weird comment fr delete this, so many women are silenced by many things. Why do the women have to make the difference and are always responsible for trying to fix the issue that should never exist

My heart just went out to Nathan the brother. Something just made me angry for him, he really loved his sister and you can tell it changed him forever. I honestly can't blame the girls for anything they did that night. 🤦🏾‍♀️

Oh god those poor girls😢 how he killed the second girl is so incredibly cruel. Horrifying. Just horrifying. I'm so sorry for their parents 😞

I remember when this happened, it was absolutely horrific. Those monsters should never see the light of day again and I hope with every fibre of my being that they are experiencing the same horror and torment as what they put Nicole and Lauren through. Thanks for your respectful cover of such an abhorrent case.

i can tell how hard this one was to film, as i’m sure they all are but the pain is just so evident when you speak 🥺 sending so much love to all ❤️

“No place should ever be considered a safe place” literally the truest statement ever made!!! A sad but true fact of life ugh people. Love your videos 💛

bella you should do a video on marta del castillo. i just watched a docuseries on netflix about her. just so heartbreaking and should have been a wider known case outside of just spain. it’s a pretty insane case and they still don’t know where her body is or the truth of what actually happened because the guy has given so many statements. appreciate all the hard work and research you put into these videos!! x

@juegosdiverkids3162

2 жыл бұрын

Yes and Also about Sandra palo a Girl Who was brutally murdered burnt hit by a car raped etc by some guys and because most of them was under 18 at that time nowadays they are free even one of them IS a singer now ...we need Justice !!!!!!!!!!

@jadepaula

2 жыл бұрын

@@juegosdiverkids3162 i’ve never heard of this one but i’m definitely gonna look it up!

My birthday is October 11, 1980. Just hearing how incredibly close to my own age Lauren was is heartbreaking The entire story is heartbreaking, but really hits harder when it's an older case and the one of the people are in your age group. Poor girl should be turning 40 this year, not forever 14. Same for Nicole, she should be 42 like me for this year and not forever 17. I truly hope they have both found peace.

This is one of the most horrifying cases I've ever heard. Those poor children.

@mysteriousgirl935

2 жыл бұрын

the is absolutely horrible but there’s a story about a sweet asian girl Junko Furata. The things that poor girl had to go through was to horrific to even try to process or imagine. i can’t even explain what happened you just gotta see for yourself.

I am a mother to two girls and I can’t imagine what these parents have gone through. What disgusting monsters.

Hearing that mother sobbing 💔😢

I've been binge watching so many true crime videos lately, from kidnappings to gruesome torture cases but something about this case just breaks my heart. The girls suffered so much and it's just so horrific. I hope they are in a happy and pain-free place now

This is a horrible crime! I feel like it is one of the worst ones I have heard! These so called men should rot in prison!

@sunflower-gj7jk

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. This one is absolutely terrifying!

@juegosdiverkids3162

2 жыл бұрын

They shouldnt be Alive.... I think that type of Monsters should be used in experiments ro investigate diseases and ways to heal people in the place of inocent animals......

@cawingcrows2072

2 жыл бұрын

@@juegosdiverkids3162 death is too good for them

I will NEVER understand what I personally see as such light punishments that are handed down in Canada, Europe, Australia…how does life (TWICE) mean “parole in 35 years”? Here in the US, and specifically in Florida and Texas, guys that commit crimes like those would get the needle in some states and life would mean LIFE. As in..when you stop breathing and your heart permanently stops beating. That is life! These kind of monsters deserve nothing less than a literal life sentence if not the death sentence.

@simoneward4217

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you. Everything you have just said, I feel the same. Why call it life when it's not life, it's 25 years or whatever. The UK are the same. I love the way the US actually hand out mostly appropriate sentences. As you said, Canada, Australia, Europe and the UK are too soft. The tragedy is that crimes can be prevented such as this one, had these thugs been behind bars where they belong this crime would not have occured. I really feel some people can never be rehabilitated and will always be a threat to the community. Those people should never be released. Their personal rights should be overriden by the community's right to safety.

This case is completely heartbreaking. This is why I am so paranoid. It’s always the kindest kids it’s always the smallest “safest” towns. It’s always the most beautiful souls. Rest In Peace ladies I am so sorry. 💓💓

when he described the deaths i actually felt like throwing up. this is so sad …

This is disgusting. Why. Do. Men. Thank you for covering this case, Bella. Hope you’ll do one on Melissa Caddick. She allegedly scammed the people closest to her out of millions, disappeared and then found dead.

I had to pause. I was feeling so sick when you described what happened to the girls. My stomach was in knots and I just started crying. The fear and pain the girls had to go through is terrifying. I wish the men the same torture in prison!

You taking the time to explain the injustices these girls faced and how there needs to be a change to protect women is really amazing. Using your platform to educate and promote change. It’s appreciated ❤️

The way this went down reminded me of how Sarah Sterns killer underestimated the fight for life someone can have

Hey Bella, hope you haven't been too badly affected by the floods lately. Its been extremely heartbreaking. I lost my house and everything inside, its slammed up against a tree... the wreckage here in Lismore NSW is absolutely devastating and I dont even know where to begin with cleaning up. This story is heartbreaking too... I'd never heard of it until now. You always upload great videos.

@kimberly-tw2il

2 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry about that, wishing you good luck!!

@thebluewolf2472

2 жыл бұрын

@@kimberly-tw2il I think my place is gonna be condemned, but its okay, im gonna look for somewhere else to live, hopefully closer to work but the rental market is fucked around here.

When Nicole's mom was tearfully talking about the last words her daughter spoke to her,that tore my heart out💔 my thoughts are with the families

Such a sad sad story. Thanks for sharing Bella. Wish the outcome would have been a better one

You can really tell you use the channel to make sure peoples stories get heard in the proper way. It shows that you really care and that’s so important. Love your channel and what you do!

RIP sweet girls 🕯🤍🕊 Condolences to EVERYONE and a big thanks to everyone who was there and helping. You rarely hear the family thank the jurors( not bc they don't want to), so I thought that was very respectful. May God be with you all🙏✝️

This story really pulled at my heart strings. May the girls rip x

I have been waiting for someone to do this case! I’m from Bega and it is something that the community never forgets.

As a mother of 3 this really hits hard! I’m always so cautious with my children. It’s so sad that children can’t just enjoy being children.

This case never fails to break my heart. It’s one of those cases that stick with you, you just don’t forget it. The anger I felt at what those soulless monsters did to these beautiful girls & how this could of been prevented if the justice system had kept them inside..just so infuriating!

This is so heartbreaking 💔 I don’t know how you are able to research and film these cases but I’m glad and thankful that you do. Much love Bella ❤️🦋

I have seen a couple of documentaries on this case. It is so heartbreaking and my heart goes out to the girls’ family and loved ones. I hope that Lauren and Nichole are resting in peace. 💗

Great work Bella as always. Such a sad case. I can’t imagine the pain of the girls family and friends from losing them. I’m thankful these monsters were caught.

Once again I have learnt some new info on this case,thank you Bella..Being a survivor of child abuse from a woman at 9 and a man at 14..i can’t help but cry when I see these things but it’s important for me to “know the enemy “ and learn the human psyche to understand why and help others…My surrogate daughter is a pretty girl and I protected her many times,she had a stalker who won’t be doing that again(no comment) She is now 28 and has 2 beautiful kids and calls me dad and her absent father by his first name…She thanked me for saving her recently..I cried but it was the happiest day of my life..Love & hope to all victims and families❤️🙏

This case definitely hits home for me as its my childhood hometown and still to this day drive past the girls memorial just outside of Tathra. It's such a horrific case for a town with such kindhearted, community centred people. I hope the girls rest in peace x

You dont often hear about stories in other countries. We are so engaged in our own issues. Love your accent. Thanks for sharing. I am so sorry there are horrible monsters where you live too.

What a terrifying nightmare those poor girls went through. I can't imagine the pain their families went through knowing how they spent the last few hours of their lives. The girls put on a hell of fight to the very last minute...it wish so much that things would have been different for them. RIP Nicole and Lauren.

Thanks for covering this case! I went to the same school ( years later) and teachers wouldn’t even talk about it because it’s such a tight community and everyone knew them

This case always just gets me - whenever people ask whats upset me the most its this one. Maybe its because I just feel like I could have been friends with these girls, that it was such a horribly chance occurence, or that such brutality was inflicted upon them over such a short period, but it always hits so hard. Glad to see you covering it since I've not seen it anywhere else.

It is hurtful & upseting to think what these babies went through & to think these monsters think they had the right to end their lives so brutally. It's really heartbreaking.

Anyone else hear Bella's beautiful accent before they click her video, and get even more excited to listen and watch her Work!!!!? Love it

I grew up in Tathra and this story never gets any easier to listen too, whenever I go back to visit I always stop at their memorial place

Smh. I will never ever understand such selfishness!! My heart hurts

Thank you Bella!! I look forward to seeing your videos so much! I believe the more light we put into these horrible cases, the more we can teach our children,sisters ,brothers and other family members to be aware of the evil out in the world and how to avoid putting themselves in positions of danger! I know that you can't avoid ALL situations that may occur, but it is important to be aware of your surroundings the best you can. Thank you for bringing cases to light!

I watch quite a lot of true crime and it caused me to get quite detached. But Jesus, this case made me cry so much. The pain of the families is palpable through the screen.

What happened to those girls LITERALLY made me nauseous

This was absolutely horrifying. This really hit me. Those poor girls, may they rest peacefully ❤️

I remember seeing a documentary about this case. The pain of the girls families was palpable💔

Poor girls 😢 thanks Bella, hope you’re well darling 💕

i honestly love u so much, i love how you cover these cases and ur bloody beautiful inside and out 😻😻

I’m someone who grew up between the Victorian border, Bega and Nowra. This case is still talked about all the time.

I just found this channel and I'm so excited, I've been running out of new true crime videos to watch

I share the same birthday as Lauren...she was older than me by 8 years. It is so unbelievably heartbreaking that they would've been 40 and 42 this year...💔💔💔

I grew up where it took place, there are still parties out in the bush where the girls were abducted, I remember my parents always being so hesitant to let me go because of what happened. Thank you sm for speaking on this case with such elegance and respect xoxo

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Same

Bella! the case about how Anu Singh murdered her boyfriend, Joe Cinque, would be a wonderful one to hear you cover. That case really has me peeved and she’s able to freely live her life! Completely and utterly despicable.

This case is devastating. I feel so sorry for the victims and their families 💔

Those poor girls. It's horrific what they went through. I hope they can rest in peace.

The fact that they had 200 CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS and weren’t in jail is absolutely disgusting. 200?! It’s almost like you wouldn’t believe it unless you see it. Unbelievable. Those poor girls deserved so much better 💔

This case hits me so hard…. I am so emotional watching this, those girls deserved so much better 💔

This is absolutely heartbreaking. May their beautiful souls Rest In Peace

Oh my heart hurts for these wonderful families especially her brother 😥

my cousins live in Bega, and I always went there for easter. I've barely started the video and already can feel so much pain. It's such a lovely little town and was destroyed in the Australian 2020 bushfires with many houses being completely burnt down. I am definitely going to cry watching this, thank you for covering Australian cases.

From the first moment, I listened to you talking I knew this was going to be heartbreaking 😔

This one really hurt for some reason, I cried for those poor girls. Justice would be handcuffing both guys in a room and giving the dads a baseball bat…

Bella I appreciate your tone of respect and empathy

So sad but you are such a wonderful story teller love listening to you ❤️🤍❤️🤍❤️🤍❤️🤍

You are such an excellent storyteller! I don’t know how you remember all these facts!

thank you for shedding light on this issue ❤️