First guy should’ve been deported after the first conviction. It was SA… Who cares about his homeland being in peril. He should’ve thought of that before committing the crime.

@martinodoni

3 ай бұрын

That's the thing. I know people are sympathetic to refugees. But we need to consider. We shouldn't put our own people in danger by letting refugees in.

@HavianEla

3 ай бұрын

@@martinodoniI don’t mind letting refugees in, but to me, personally, no matter your circumstances, if you are a victim, who goes on to victimize others, then you lose your victim “card”. You’re just a predator at that point. In shorter terms, I agree

@HebiHouse

3 ай бұрын

Yep! If he's that stupid and inbred to sa someone, well, then maybe we don't need him in civilized society. Besides. He's of fighting age and build. He can protect his homeland.

@StimkySkunko

3 ай бұрын

Minority privilege. If you happen to have the "correct" skin tone, you get lesser sentences, much better service and care, and general priority, because of your "victim" status. Just so that you know, in fact, the police refused to release a picture of the suspect for a very long time, because of fears of "racism". And most likely, he was being offered safe harbour by people of his community. Happened already time and time again.

@HebiHouse

3 ай бұрын

@playrealm9258 she must've been desperate for some nookie since he looks like crap on the bottom of a shoe.

The Susan Cox story....why, WHY did they never charge the guy with so much evidence? Nothing was concrete but people have been sent to jail on shakier evidence than that before. Those poor kids

@no_peace

3 ай бұрын

They'll make stuff up to keep them if they care. They only care about wealthy/influential people and LEOs

@Mewse1203

3 ай бұрын

​@therecordholder prosecutors in many jurisdictions have been able to get murder convictions with no body multiple times.

@livebackwards

3 ай бұрын

Our prison system is meant for tossing black people in jail for carrying a nickel bag of pot so we can harvest their slave labor, not for keeping dangerous white killers off the street. One generates money and one does not.

@LadyAstarionAncunin

3 ай бұрын

@@therecordholderTry again. People have been prosecuted for murder with circumstantial evidence alone.

@Spiritwingz56

3 ай бұрын

There's a podcast called Cold that goes into a lot of detail about the case and has quotes from the cops in it. I can't remember why they didn't act sooner, but it is very interesting.

The oil rig company received $1.4b in insurance but only paid out $0.1b to the families of the deceased... That's so fucked

@Yoshikarter1

3 ай бұрын

Wouldn't have expected anything less from an oil company. It's genuinely not shocking anymore that corporations still put capital over human lives. It's literally how they operate.

@KlaunFuhrer-du7fr

3 ай бұрын

They call it Capitalism

@EphemeralProductions

3 ай бұрын

@@KlaunFuhrer-du7frthat’s not capitalism. That’s straight up GREED!

@nickotten1358

3 ай бұрын

@KlaunFuhrer-du7fr You can also thank capitalism for everything you personally have and use every day…

@EggEnjoyer

3 ай бұрын

@@EphemeralProductionsYes that’s how capitalism works. It puts capital before all else

The story of Susan Cox has always disturbed me, Josh's father is such a vile disturbed individual! His behaviour obviously rubbed off on Josh, what he did to his poor children has always stuck with me.

@eunheS

3 ай бұрын

All of them seemed like a circus family, I feel bad for Susan falling in that hellish family, I wish her peace wherever she is right now

@kenrose2523

3 ай бұрын

As well as the city and "justice system" for allowing any kind of child custody with this monster despite all the obvious signs 🤦 Thank goodness they were rightfully sued over this.

@EphemeralProductions

3 ай бұрын

ALL of Josh’s family, at least the men, were obviously nutcases. It scares and depresses me to know there’s people like that out there, and a LOT of them!

@multiyapples

3 ай бұрын

@@eunheSI feel bad for her and her kids.

@cdes1776

3 ай бұрын

This is one of *THE* creepiest cases out there. Watching this makes my gut contract. Absolutely depraved.

The “mom is in the trunk” story is so upsetting. I can’t believe they couldn’t charge him with her murder. Those poor little boys.

@therecordholder

3 ай бұрын

no body no charge

@gary-rr7jp

3 ай бұрын

Didn't they say it was a town and country "van" or am I mistaken? No trunk in a van, unless the boy was talking about the back door.

@Peeplii

3 ай бұрын

​@gary-rr7jp plenty of vans have trunks. It's just opens up to the back of the last row of seats, like how an SUV does

@vidura

3 ай бұрын

Those "poor little boys" carried the same sickness that resided in Josh and in his father. Be happy that they couldn't cause any misery to anyone and that they didn't have live that life themselves. All of us are better this way, even those "poor little boys".

@lovelifegirl96

3 ай бұрын

⁠@@vidura highkey vile that you would say that about a 5 and 7 y/o. we dont know the circumstances of joshs father, but he raised josh that way. josh and his siblings were doomed due to their father's influences. its the circle of abuse, but with therapy and support/help, those little boys probably would've been able to live a normal life, especially bc unlike josh, they had susan there with them to help shield. his children were not sociopathic, and even if they were, they were at an age where they couldve gotten help. they deserved to live a full and happy life, regardless of who their father was. btw abuse doesn't always breed abuse, theres plenty of instances of kids who had abusive parents that want nothing to do w them and lead totally different lives to them.

The Powell case makes me so sick. Both Josh and Steven - it's hard to even comprehend all the things that they did.

@toshirodragon

3 ай бұрын

Not to mention if the court system had done their effing job, those two little boys would still be alive today.

@rjwoods2600

3 ай бұрын

​@@toshirodragonjust knowing there was someone on the other side of the door while he was...well murdering his kids.

@NUFAN1313

3 ай бұрын

The system did everything they could to protect the predators and absolutely nothing to protect their victims. Absolutely shameful.

@toshirodragon

3 ай бұрын

@@rjwoods2600RIGHT?! I can't imagine how that must have felt watching the house explode and knowing your baby's babies were in there.

@EphemeralProductions

3 ай бұрын

Exactly. He was quite obviously a sociopath. It’s really sad and horrible though that Susan never figured that out before falling for him and having his kids. 😢😢

What Josh did to his own sons is simply too evil to comprehend hearing the details sends a chill down my spine

@TheBicentennialDragon

3 ай бұрын

If the social worker was a MAN, I doubt this situation would have happened. But you know, feminism.... 🙄

@redred222

3 ай бұрын

his dad made a monster since he was a monster himself monster parents do make monster kids

@tablescissors

3 ай бұрын

Not always, but in this case it seems true as well as the fact that the sociopathic/narcissistic genes may have been passed on. @@redred222

@iAmNothingness

3 ай бұрын

Being exposed to such material at a very young age fricks up your brain for the rest of your life.

@jonathancunningham8739

3 ай бұрын

@@redred222 Eleanor Louise Cowell Bundy would like to have a word with you. PS yes many times parents make them but that is not always the case Ted Bundy and Jeffery Dahmer's parents were nice for the time. By the looks of it Jeffery's father accepted his Sexuality and if anything I feel Sorry for Louise having to live with the guilt that the son you raised was a soulless monster. PS this time Josh and his father were monsters but still don't always go for a killers family before taking the time to actually research them.

its absolutely infuriating that an oil rig operator had to go against supervisor orders to cut off the supply. have not enough people sacrificed their lives for greedy apathetic company owners that only wish to fatten their wallet? :((

@rainbowsorceress2082

3 ай бұрын

they will never stop, not even when coastal cities have been flooded and the world is on fire

@Not_Ciel

3 ай бұрын

Yeah...as a maintenance person myself, that was rough to hear.

@JaEDLanc

3 ай бұрын

@@rainbowsorceress2082make your mind up, are we going to be flooded or on fire?!

@LampshadeLadEddie

3 ай бұрын

Capitalism at its finest

@1331423

3 ай бұрын

haha, because something as big as a planet can't have both @@JaEDLanc

The oil rig incident should serve as yet another reminder to never trust a corporation with your life. Always assume your bosses will happily sacrifice all you have for the sake of a few bucks.

@blue_red_screen

3 ай бұрын

Cannot understand why so many workers are stupid enough to risk their lives

@Itried20takennames

3 ай бұрын

I agree never put your safety at risk for a job, but….don’t think an accident on a risky oil drilling rig means your office boss would kill you to save the cost of the office coffee that you use.

@Itried20takennames

3 ай бұрын

@@blue_red_screenSome people will take risk for money, or feel that things aren’t THAT risky….then the accident happens. Or some jobs are just risky….being a test pilot, or dealing with huge amounts of flammable fuel, or diving to the limits of human endurance to fix undersea communication cables….are inherently risky.

@blue_red_screen

3 ай бұрын

@Itried20takennames the office boss might not but the ceo probably would

@buttarain27

3 ай бұрын

Never thought otherwise.

Companies shouldn't be able to have insurance on their employees lives. That's so fucked up.

@HavianEla

3 ай бұрын

While I understand your thought process as to why, many of those workers actively want that life insurance. It sucks that the company benefits at ALL, but when danger is a part of the job, those workers often times want assurance that their families will be given a small fortune if something happens to them. My dad was a lineman, which can be VERY dangerous, and he’d seen and been through some rough stuff. Seen people crushed, set on fire, get in accidents, etc. When he was working, he had a $100k life insurance policy. Didn’t know it till after he died, but they kept a small insurance on him for the family. My mom got $4k and each of his children $2k. Not a lot, but because of it, we were able to give him a proper memorial, though we were all incredibly heartbroken we had to cremate him instead of being able to bury him due to being unable to afford a casket. I COMPLETELY understand your point, like I said, the company shouldn’t get a dime of the life insurance, but it IS good that it’s offered.

@Mimi-cq4bg

3 ай бұрын

A million percent agreed

@youhustlinmeboy4989

3 ай бұрын

Well said. And I'm sorry you didn't get that choice with your father. ​@@HavianEla

@xavierharding8938

3 ай бұрын

The insurance would've been on the rig and equipment.

@ASlickNamedPimpback

3 ай бұрын

insurance would have been taken out on, gee, i dont know, the entire oil rig exploding

My dad used to work on the rigs in the North Sea. His first day was on the Claymore rig while Piper Alpha was still burning. He stayed in the job for 25 years and unfortunately that wasn't the only tragedy he saw. RIP to ALL of the victims in this video x

@edi9892

3 ай бұрын

I started working at a Chemical Plant just after they had replaced all the windows in the area (destroyed by a negligent gas explosion) It's really surprising how many rules we've got and how many of them are ignored...

@loganstroganoff1284

3 ай бұрын

​@@edi9892rules are made to be broken

@kingblanketfort

3 ай бұрын

No offense, props to your dad, but there's a fine line between bravery and stupidity and I humbly think that your father toed that line every single day of his job there. I don't think the pay is worth it.

@jamesedwardladislazerrudo1378

3 ай бұрын

The company should be neglectful by their oil crew.

@lynnalexander9674

3 ай бұрын

A friend of mine, Iain Cameron, survived Piper Alpha. RIP

Ugh, the Powell Case. It's a case that's really stuck with me for years now. I've listened to the 911 call the social worker made, and I have never wanted to punch someone harder than the dispatcher that took it and was so utterly condescending about it. You don't normally hear about heroic social workers in those sorts of cases, but by God that lady tried. I'd only ever read transcripts of the gross dad's comments, though. Seeing video of it makes them even more disgusting.

@DizzyedUpGirl

3 ай бұрын

For reals. That case worker was pleading and pleading and that dispatcher just simply didn't have a fuck to give.

@randibgood

3 ай бұрын

​@@DizzyedUpGirl Not just completely out of fucks, but literally belligerent and incapable of simply listening and comprehending.

@RyanT301

3 ай бұрын

I know right, what scumbags no honor anymore in men. I would have been honored to have a good woman like Susan

@jamesa.romano8500

3 ай бұрын

Just an infuriating case all around and just frustrating to no end how useless law enforcement ended up being here and that's putting it charitably

@sachinnair91

2 ай бұрын

the dad, Steven Powell, is indeed gross and evil and a monster. However he's also a very handsome guy, that surprised me. I guess I just imagined monsters like him to be short fat ugly and repulsive to women. Instead he looked stunning, like he could have any woman he wanted,. Just shows that we shouldn't judge a book by it's cover!

Drowning is, like, one of my greatest fears. I think I actually felt my heart crack when the accommodation block fell into the sea. What an absolute nightmare. That particular segment made me cry.

@jamesedwardladislazerrudo1378

3 ай бұрын

When i was 14 im not the best swimmer at the deep swimming pool a large one, then i started to force to swim out of it and I was heavily breathing.

@xfreja

3 ай бұрын

@@jamesedwardladislazerrudo1378i had a seizure reading this

@Mattipedersen

3 ай бұрын

If it makes you feel any better, I know for a fact that all of the men, in the accommodation block had died before it fell into the sea.

My ex told me one time that if he ever saw me again, if I was lucky, I'd wake up several months down the line, completely unrecognizable, in some burn unit. Very chilling stuff.

@Pundit07

3 ай бұрын

Hope you’re doing alright and keeping safe

@TheElbowMerchant

3 ай бұрын

Jeeeesus, that's awful. Glad you got away from him, and I sincerely hope you never have to encounter him again.

@juliana.x0x0

3 ай бұрын

I have a kid with him 😑 although he's much less aggressive when he is off drugs, he is still just as dangerous and predatory, just better at keeping it under wraps.

@shiftyy2786

3 ай бұрын

@@juliana.x0x0 please stay safe.

@thewatcher5660

3 ай бұрын

@@juliana.x0x0yea I’d be careful or you’ll end up in one of these videos

The Susan Powell case is so many layers of disturbing. She was just surrounded by chaos and evil and all she wanted to do was have her family

I just want to state the obvious, Josh definitely killed Susan.

@xfreja

3 ай бұрын

we know

@beethovenpalattao2770

2 ай бұрын

Obviously though. And the fact that he killed he's children 3 years later after Susan's disappearance says it all. I think the kids knew about what their father have done to their mother and this give them actually insight of what happened that day but their father don't want everyone to know what he have done so he also took the life of he's own children. He is just evil. Their clan of family is a messed up and full of cowards who don't want to face the truth and their consequences and just chose to run into it!!! RIP Charles, Braden and Susan. May peace be with you and for the family and friends of Susan😢💔🙏🏼

it's so wrong that the company didn't get any charges against them given the number of loss of life and its mind blowing that they even got money back for insurance. unfathomable and just surreal

@codname125

3 ай бұрын

I mean it wasn't the company's fault tho. The accident happened due to miscommunication.

@justincider8892

2 ай бұрын

​@codname125 They're responsible for their employees. Also, how do you know that's what actually happened? Sounds like all the witnesses died.

@ianmccombie0

2 ай бұрын

@@codname125I feel like miscommunication is neglect and not some dumb luck.

The Powell story has to be the most insane true crime story ever. There are three almost completely separate plot points that by themselves make for a horrifying story.

The whole Susan Cox story is always so disturbing. That asshole really took out his whole family. I do believe that Michael killed himself over it as well. I wish the dad had at least said something. I feel so bad for Josh's mom. She lost everyone. I understand why she divorced his dad.

@sachinnair91

2 ай бұрын

what surprised me is how attractive and handsome Josh's dad is, I just thought he would look short ugly and fat considering he's such a gross monster!

@Somespideronline

2 ай бұрын

​@@sachinnair91 why? You think you can judge someone's behavior based on their looks? Whatever happened to "don't judge a book by its cover"?

@Somespideronline

2 ай бұрын

​@@sachinnair91 every monstrous people comes in different shapes and sizes

@chickennuggets3186

Ай бұрын

I'm just flabbergasted by the fact his dad fell in love with his wife therefore he killed his wife, like what????? That's like 2+2=81 to me, if he'd killed his dad I'd be like yeah aight, bit harsh but makes sense, I'm perplexed by the family dynamic there

The police are disgusting. If they charged Josh with the mountain of evidence those kids would still be alive.

@robmarsh918

Ай бұрын

Why are you blaming the police? I think you’re forgetting how society works LOL

the oil rig operator who shut off the gas even though he knew he would be fired is a hero in my book, even if it was too late. what a vile situation to be in. literal hell on earth

1:58 bro got the barcode bangs and the satellite dish ears

@bentonrp

3 ай бұрын

Bro looks like all of The 3 Stooges combined.

@Shagyamum

3 ай бұрын

​@@bentonrp looks like both Harry and Lloyd from dumb and dumber

@gary-rr7jp

3 ай бұрын

Probably looked like a one-eyed zombie after his little accident. Just as well he wasn't a good swimmer.

@bentonrp

3 ай бұрын

@@Shagyamum LOL!

Man, the Piper Alpha case was heartbreaking. Those people had to risk their life and pick their poison:either jump in the freezing water or wait in the fire to be rescued. I can't even imagine how it would feel to have to pick "the horrible solution that is less likely to kill you".

6:58 if that's the intended effect of so many cameras intruding in people's privacy (to reduce crime), then London authorities failed miserably. Thanks for the video, always a joy when you upload.

@yeah_dude03

3 ай бұрын

Totally !!

"to not take their life, but to ruin it" I have two minors in chem... i don't think most understand exactly what damage a chemical can suddenly do to a person... the first case has been one of many in my life that haunt me... this isn't the same thing as a violent rage and reaching for something.... it involves being methodical... that in itself is frightening

@suncricket

3 ай бұрын

Yeah this was exactly what I was thinking. I'm currently taking org chem and just the fumes of some of these chemicals can make your body ache. It's not only facial damage, it can and will effect the whole body.

@phantagirlable

2 ай бұрын

For real. I worked in the pharmaceutical field (technical assistant) were you do lots of lab work including identity tests of the substances you use for solutions, drops, creams etc. you make. I have mad respect for what I call The Devil's Soup, sulfuric acid. When I had to show interns who to do some of the tests, talk about safety and so on I would alway let a dop of it fall on a piece of paper (burns a hole into it the second it hits it) and tell them that this would happen to their skin if they got complacent and didn't wear protective glasses and the damn gloves. And don't get me started on hydrofluoric acid. I'm so glad that's no longer a thing you would come in contact with in a lab environment. This stuff is pure evil if a substance could be called evil. I'm actually suprised it isn't used more often to commit murder. Maybe it's just difficult to purchase.

@phantagirlable

2 ай бұрын

@@suncricket I hope you guys are putting the harmful stuff under a fume cupboard.

@bruderschweigen6889

2 ай бұрын

It's the go to for your average Muslim man looking to shame western women they really do enrich our culture that's why we should import more and more 🎉☪️🎉

That creepy dad reminds me of a middle aged man who stalked me when i was a teenager!! That footage gives ne the mega creeps! 🤢🤮

Never meet up with your ex, especially a recent ex, who “just wants to talk it out” No, _probably_ he won’t kill you and even less likely he won’t burn your face off… but the odds of the former are much too high, and there’s no good outcome to that conversation If you want it to be over, let it be over. That’s not to blame the victim at all, mind. Just advice.

@dudebro91-fn7rz

3 ай бұрын

Why are you a commie

@LadyAstarionAncunin

3 ай бұрын

Not "probably." "Maybe."

@janemiettinen5176

3 ай бұрын

The more youll give, the more theyll want, it’s just the way these peeps are built, nothing to do with love and everything to do with control. When someone shows their need to own others, believe them and cut all ties, for good. Involve police and courts if needed, leave a paper trail. The danger is real.

@Vangror

3 ай бұрын

I'd say choose a busy, crowded area so that the chances of anyone trying anything are very slim. If they insist on meeting you somewhere secluded, then something isn't right

@deniseindoung4514

3 ай бұрын

That was my thought as well. I wonder how many people who regret this move would've realized, after giving it some thought, that the inability to accept boundaries was a common theme throughout the relationship.

These stories always have the same fucking pattern of "The police did nothing about it"

@HebiHouse

3 ай бұрын

Almost like they're useless uniforms.

@Jdeadevil

3 ай бұрын

@@HebiHouse Honestly it really does seem that way.

@agentepolaris4914

3 ай бұрын

​@@HebiHouseSure it's because of that and not because the law had their hands tied

@botrax

3 ай бұрын

When they are not against it, they are for it. Supporting it... Like judges and politicians who make the laws. We are being ruled by THEIR laws.

@eeeertoo2597

3 ай бұрын

​@agentepolaris4914 Lol they could commit crimes and get away with it, dont pretend theyre scared of the other police arresting them

Susan’s case breaks my heart every time I see info or a video on it! May Susan and those sweet boys RIP and be reunited!!

Sorry, a body washes up in the Thames EVERY WEEK?!?!?! Incredible. Great content as always

@Fordmister

3 ай бұрын

It's a city with a population of over 12 million people. And the Thames is a deceptively dangerous body of water. It flows a lot faster than you'd think and it's full of snag hazards, underwater currents and dangerous objects. If you end up in the river and nobody sees it along much of its length your all but guaranteed to drown. It's not overly surprising that through a combination of misadventure and intentionally taking their own lives that in a city that large a lot of people end up losing their lives to it.

@smadcore

3 ай бұрын

They really should stop throwing it back in.

@thedeviouspanda

3 ай бұрын

That's crazy. The bodies here just don't wash up. Every once in a while the water gives one up. But we never know how many are down there until the water level drops.

@FrogsForBreakfast

3 ай бұрын

Reminds me of when they were searching for Gabby Petito, who was presumed murdered while on a road trip across the US. They found bodies in most of the national parks they searched before they finally found the ones they were looking for.

@winterlantern5695

3 ай бұрын

You don't live where muslims have set up shop, have you? The fact they do this in every country they invade, should tell u what they are. They did it to mine. And I'm not white.

The father in the Cox disappearance story upsets me. I've known a strange amount of men from the free-love generation with extraordinarily similar rebellious attitudes toward their upbringing (not investigated in this video), raise their kids with unusual laxity and tend to have unusual sexual inclinations (I don't want to know, but they sometimes they hint). Some overlook child abuse (I know a certain dad who let a man regularly beg his son for massages when at his workplace). They may be friendly, maybe not violent, but may be extremely exploitative. Be careful around these types.

An interesting story about the ezedi case. About a month or so ago I got a train from Sheffield to Manchester and when we got to the platform at Manchester piccadilly at around 11 30pm, there was over 20 armed police on the platform. We weren't allowed off the train and then all of a sudden armed police were on the train with rifles, screaming at us to sit down. They then ran into the adjacent carriage, around 10 metres from me and aggressively arrested someone, continuing to scream, even louder now. I had no idea what was going on at the time but I found out the day after that there had been a tip that Ezedi was on the train. It turned out to be a false alarm in the end but it felt very real😅. There's plenty of articles online about the arrest

@WhoamI-yz9nx

3 ай бұрын

Holy shit, I missed that this *just* happened. I just assumed it was a while ago but it's only been 8 days since they found his body. Wow, Lazy is fast, serving us the freshest stories! The train situation must've been pretty scary, sorry you had to experience that

@martinodoni

3 ай бұрын

More immigrants/refugees from the third world will result in more things like this happening.

@jmgonzales7701

2 ай бұрын

there is a reason why you shouldnt let people of a specific religon in your countries..... Who cares if they say you are R*cist... at least you would be safer compared to they are among you. Certain cultures are not compatible with each other.

“A bit too quiet, creepy, and always hanging around the back…” to be fair this is kind of how working back of house works lol

@ScrapComputer

3 ай бұрын

True true 😂

I'm from Utah and Susan's case has haunted me since I was a teenager. When Josh committed that unspeakable act to his sons there was so much pain and outrage and it was raw for all of us. I hope there is justice beyond this life.

the Susan Cox story is just deeply disturbing and so so tragic

Really morbid, but the oil rig burning is actually used as a teaching metaphor for Sales people when discussing how to get a customer to switch to you from a competitor. They refer to it as a "burning platform." Basically a burning platform is an issue that needs to be taken care of right now and the customer will do whatever is needed to 'get off the platform' 😬

@Chitownhomestead

3 ай бұрын

Thats super morbid😢

@pinkdarkboy7127

3 ай бұрын

This is why sales people are evil parasites on our society.

They didn't deport him due to how bad his country was at the time?!! Who cares if they're sending him to somewhere that's currently dangerous or unlivable!! He DESERVED worse.

First story makes me so angry! The fact that he disfigured himself in the process just shows how much of an idoit he is!! I hope that lady recovers soon i feel so bad for her!!

@Alysia.in.Wonderland

3 ай бұрын

I agree💯That guy accidentally disfiguring himself was karma at it’s finest🤌Hopefully, the lady and daughter make a full recovery🙏

@martinodoni

3 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry that western countries have made the west less safe for women by letting these sort of people in.. unfortunately it will only get worse.

@krista3275

3 ай бұрын

@@Alysia.in.Wonderland defos karma that's why he killed himself cause he knew wouldn't get away with it and also he'd struggle to find anyone to be with him!

@HowardMoon56

3 ай бұрын

Also, not having a sunglasses is also idiotic I think, but he obviously didnt need one

@Hepad_

3 ай бұрын

It's racially motivated. These people have been targeting English natives for decades now. Nobody bats an eye.

I think it's important to mention in the second story: The social worker with the boys, she made many attempts to get the kids. Knocked on the door, banging on windows. She was even on the phone with 911 when the house blew up...I wish I could remember what network had ran it, 2020,48hours, Dateline,etc... All of these stories are tragic, but with the father in law , their dad and the boys, really tragic. ❤️🌎💚😢

Honestly speaking, and without exaggeration, the 911 call that was placed by the social worker to the police department during Josh Powell's scheduled visit is one of the most infuriating things I have ever listened to. I do not believe I have ever been able to listen to it all in one sitting. Every time I try, I have to take a break and calm down for a bit. It's hard to say whether the outcome would have been any different had dispatch taken the call seriously, and perhaps it wouldn't have changed anything, but the way it was handled is unacceptable regardless.

@SerenDipity64711

3 ай бұрын

I agree. The dispatcher kept asking the same questions as if he wasn't paying attention to what that lady was trying to convey. The times she repeated the name Josh Powell, was so infuriating. There was no urgency in the dispatcher's voice he did not believe anything serious was likely happening. So awful and tragic.

@scarletamazon3455

Ай бұрын

I've also listened to, and had my heart broken, by that call. The dispatcher was so awful, and especially with what we know now, it's even more horrific to listen to. But honestly, it wouldn't have made a difference even if police were sent immediately. That monster destroyed his innocent children immediately - there wasn't time to save the children, even if a police car had been on the same street, it's unlikely they could have changed that outcome. He'd planned this, and had no intention of letting the children survive. The only difference it may have made- possibly, is that they may have been able to capture him and make him face judgement rather than taking the coward's way out after he brutally wiped out his family. But even that is unlikely, since a SWAT/Hostage team don't just blindly storm into a barracaded home with a madman who potentially had two children held hostage. They would have to establish a perimeter and attempt to talk him into releasing the kids and turning himself in, since barging into hostage situations can wind up with the hostages paying the price, and the team outside wouldn't know whether he'd already harmed the children or not. So either way, he was determined to do what he did, and while the call was horrifying - I have zero doubt that he was going to carry out his plans, even if the social worker had made it into the house, he would have taken her life too. The only thing that may have prevented this tragedy - and SHOULD have happened and thus prevented this tragedy - is if he'd been locked away after he murdered Susan, and never had access to his children again. The legal system failed here.

@SerenDipity64711

Ай бұрын

@@scarletamazon3455 I agree with all you said. I would love to know why law enforcement did not even arrest him ! They had surveillance on him, but still never arrested him.There was so much suspicion that he was involved in Susan's disappearance yet he was allowed to carry on with his life like anyone else even though his behaviour raised so many red flags.

@scarletamazon3455

Ай бұрын

@@SerenDipity64711 I agree, it's such a huge failure of justice! I'm guessing the prosecutor wouldn't go ahead with charges because of no body being found - wanted the police to gather more evidence so they could be more sure of a conviction - sometimes they do take years to actually charge someone, even when it's so obvious they did it. Maybe the idea that he also had his brother helping him, which was likely, and also likely why the brother opted out, from the police pressure and fear of being caught, that might have had them worried that the defence would blame the brother and Josh would get away with it? Maybe they hoped that once the boys were a bit older, they'd be able to testify against him? I don't know, I haven't looked into this case for a long time, it was a while ago and so awful that I haven't wanted to deep dive into it, and I'm not a lawyer or police officer, but there was so much wrong with his story that you'd think, at the very least, there'd be enough cause to make sure the children were never around him again. If they'd done just that part, it might have been so different.

Man I never get tired of the Resident Evil intro 😂

@Timfishoh2759

3 ай бұрын

💯

@MrCjosue24

3 ай бұрын

​@Timfishoh2759 or should I call it Resident Lazy? 🤣

@maraque16

3 ай бұрын

It reminds me of the old Clocktower series

The best way to spend a cold, dark rainy night is to cosy up inside whilst watching Lazy Masquerade.

@xlixity

3 ай бұрын

OP is a New Englander, I suspect NY or NJ.

@wagz420

3 ай бұрын

Yep being lazy listening to lazy

@jamesedwardladislazerrudo1378

3 ай бұрын

Or dark cold breezy midwinter night.

@realnimrod09

3 ай бұрын

pretty warm in ohio currently for some reason

@kellie5476

3 ай бұрын

@@xlixity I'm from West Yorkshire in "old" England lol.

I’ll never understand why some men feel they have the right to take out their wives & kids. It’s actually getting tiring seeing case after case in the past few years of men killing their wives and children. Alex Murdaugh, Steven Sueppel, Chris Watts, Marcus Wesson, and now Joshua Powell. It’s heartbreaking to hear about it happening again so soon after Alex Murdaugh. :/

@zachgarrett152

3 ай бұрын

Narcissism and sociopaths and psychopaths need to be taught about in school. It’s insane how truly common all of those are 😞

@SkunkApe407

3 ай бұрын

There are just as many women who do the same thing, or have you not heard of the likes of Casey Anthony? Men massacre, women park the family van in a lake. Different means, but same outcome.

@endlesssupernovacaine4377

3 ай бұрын

Sadly, it isn't just men. Alarmingly, according to statistics, children are actually just as likely to be killed by their mothers as their fathers. A channel known as The Misery Machine covers many of these cases in a very respectful way, giving voices to many children who often don't get a voice of their own in the mess of "he said, she said." It's really upsetting to see people under the false impression it is one gender or another. Understanding the basic facts is an important first step to fixing the problem. It's not a case of disturbed men, it's disturbed *people* who don't see their children as human, don't value them over themselves and whatever issues exist in their own lives, and who should have never been parents.

@scheezy

3 ай бұрын

​@@endlesssupernovacaine4377Facts

@yuo3670

3 ай бұрын

@@endlesssupernovacaine4377 Men commit murder more often as well as sexual abuse. Pretending these cases happen equally between genders does more harm than good. the issue is socialization and it needs to be talked about.

The state failed the Powell boys horribly. To allow them to be with their (suspected) murderer father is unbelievably irresponsible. Their deaths could have been prevented. It's not always best for children to be with their biological relatives. That fact needs to be taken very seriously.

The first offender was an entitled monster who believed he had a valid moral stance

@EphemeralProductions

3 ай бұрын

Like most such offenders. :/

@jason.larsenthedanishgreek1226

3 ай бұрын

Because he was another innocent muzzelhim

@tekbarrier

3 ай бұрын

@@hugogallego6237 if people moving from one culture to another bothers you so much, you must have a problem with European people colonizing other parts of the world in the past, right?

@tekbarrier

3 ай бұрын

@@xlixity don't forget the Bible, which has been used to justify abuse of women and children for thousands of years

@theemoparakeet

3 ай бұрын

@@tekbarrier Colonization: 1500 generations ago, acid attacks: this decade. good comparison doofus.

1 - We have seen already too many cases like this, the relation was over, but he didn't like she moved on with her live. It's a way to hurt, disfigure and make her undesirable to others. 2 - One of the most disturbing stories I have ever heard... Terrible family and all thanks to that waste of life of a father... 3 - It's sad those workers had to die, but maybe others don't have to endure the same thing...

@yoteonthetoobs

3 ай бұрын

1. This type of attack is only an issue with a certain demographic. This demographic has a predisposition to these behaviours and the societal views on women doesn't help. The demographic is a problem

@SoMuchMass

3 ай бұрын

@@yoteonthetoobs men?

@senna_beautypop6239

3 ай бұрын

@@SoMuchMass the only correct answer

@blue_red_screen

3 ай бұрын

3 - why do people work for a company that's prepared to risk their lives for money?

@blue_red_screen

3 ай бұрын

@stmsin my job isn't a risk to my life. The owner of the company is a greedy man but if there's any instruction to me and I think my safety is at risk I'm not gonna do it

The Powell case is particularly tragic and mysterious. Pretty much all the most viable suspects are dead. I think Josh's sister put out a book I can't remember the name of it, detailing Josh and Steven's depravity in her childhood.

Wait. So the oil compagny basicaly gain money when their lack of regard for human lives resulted in 167 deaths. I wonder if they fired the only worker with the common sense to stop fueling the fire. Seems like the last cherry on the dystopian cake.

The second story with Susan is the most disturbing story I had never heard before. Amazing work explaining such insanity so understandably.

First case; good riddance. It sucks he'll never see the inside of a jail cell for what he did, but honestly I'm not too upset with this outcome. All 3 victims survived, and hopefully now that he's gone for good, they can begin to heal, knowing he can never hurt anyone ever again. I didn't know the Thames had that kind of reputation, it'll make any photo I see more unsettling.

You represent the culture you are raised in. In Afghanistan violence against against women is pretty commonplace. That creep was granted asylum to a new and safe country but he brought along his old sexist way of thinking with him. He should have been reported after the first time he SA'd someone in 2018 no matter what. Trying to help others can sometimes result in bringing dangerous individuals into your own country and community.

@martinodoni

3 ай бұрын

That's why I don't feel safe in the west anymore. Millions more like him wants to live in the uk and in western countries. And millions will try and get here.

@b-rse

3 ай бұрын

You might soon get put in prison for this kind of speech. Grim times

@HebiHouse

3 ай бұрын

​@@b-rsebut sa gives you nothing. What a country

@HARRIS2820

3 ай бұрын

But you women love these refugees from these other countries because your men are not masculine enough....

@mun3698

3 ай бұрын

Well, what do the authorities in this story represent of English culture then? Allowing him back into society after SAing someone? And honestly, screw that. I am American but am hardly the “stereotype” of my culture. I hate it, in fact.

I really liked the PS1 looking intro

Love all work lazy please continue uploading. I love all your videos I use them as background music and when I need to sleep.

Wow, the Powells were such a disturbed fucked up family, the men at least. I wonder about the mother and sister of the family, as both Steven and Josh came out to be monsters. Hopefully they have each other, and live peacefully

My apologies Lazy, I had to skip over Susan Powell... talk about hitting home, West Valley is only 35 minutes south of here. Too much attention has been given to Josh & Steven and not nearly ENOUGH to Susan and her sons.

@karaso0

3 ай бұрын

Same here, father and son were genuinely disgusting human beings and got too much limelight.

There's a saying that too many people either don't know or don't take seriously: You marry the whole family. In Susan's case, that unfortunately came to hurt her in the end. But if we're really thinking about it, her husband likely would have eventually hurt her anyway. Bunch of sickos in that family. We need to go back to the days where madness invalidated you for marriage.

@Yomamadrunk

3 ай бұрын

There was never a time. If you had money and land and were a man you could marry whoever you wanted.

@botrax

3 ай бұрын

We need to go back, where these kind of people are being born and others are being made, by parenting, social circumstances,... THEY are being reproduced all the time, right now. They are millions! Always within the human species.

Seeing this pop up made me so happy just what I needed after being sick all week

oh nice, now I can eat lunch with something to watch

Been a subscriber for awhile now, over three years and I'm still excited every time I get a notification that you just put out a video! Thank you for the research hours put, the quality and being consistent with awesome content

You mean some guys like him are violent and don’t respect life or the laws of the places they flee to? Weird

My grandfather was one of the unlucky ones that had to search for bodies after Piper Alpha. He was working close by. My mother worked in the office and she said waiting to hear from him over the radio to know he survived was hell. He lost good friends. What a tragedy.

I think Ezedi's real plan was to immediately return to Newcastle, where his 'peers' (you know what I mean) would help him out. He lived in a certain community of likeminded people up there. It seems the plan went awry and he ended up injuring himself with his own weapon, resulting in him crashing his car in the escape attempt and now having to run. He probably went to King's Cross to see about a train up north, except he was now too recognisable and KGX was too busy and too well surveilled, the tickets were probably too expensive (he had driven to London in his own car), and I think the last NCL-bound train of the night was probably already gone. He then makes his way back to the scene for some reason, then just aimlessly wanders London, lost, in a daze, likely in total agony and unable to see properly, and knowing just how utterly screwed he is. He didn't know anyone in London other than his brother, and he couldn't have sought proper medical help because hospitals etc. would now be on high alert and armed police would have come for him. There was only one way that could end.

The Abdul Ezedi case shows that CCTV is actually NOWHERE near as useful as people think. Retrospectively to a point but not in terms of actual tracking when important.

England is lost at this point. Too many to ever deport them all.

Ugh, the Susan Cox story is just awful in every possible way. Josh's father was a disgusting pig, and Josh didn't fall far from that tree. Why would anyone record themselves saying such things?

@FallenAngel9979

3 ай бұрын

Don’t insult pigs.

The British really are that ridiculous the guy was arapest but they gave him a suspended sentence and didn't just throw him out of the country 🙄

@cdes1776

3 ай бұрын

I agree! He should have gotten the boot.

@Shagyamum

3 ай бұрын

It's a joke. Foreigners always get special treatment.

@martinodoni

3 ай бұрын

It will only get worse.

@winterlantern5695

3 ай бұрын

Enjoy your Sadiq Khan and more of him. Keep your heads in the sand, privileged western leftists.

@eeeertoo2597

3 ай бұрын

Why would you deport a guy who just assaulted someone lmao, youre supposed to arrest them, braindead tory thinking

the Piper A accommodation block 32:22 was dumped in a dockside scrapyard in Liverpool for years, i remember seeing it and every time thinking of those lads and the injustice their families and them suffered.

I was just refreshed my feed hoping you would post!

I'm a Geordie. That first guy you mentioned we were laughing at how bad his haircut was on Reddits Newcastle sub only last week. Genuinely looks like his mum cuts it... with a knife and fork.

@thomasalmond3311

Ай бұрын

TOON TOON BLACK AND WHITE ARMY!!!.

Oh my word ..... I live in NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE .....how have I never heard of ezedi 👀👀👀🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️

@milaninter2442

3 ай бұрын

The UK media try to hide crimes done by immigrants and to be fair to them they do it very well!

@thomasalmond3311

Ай бұрын

TOON TOON BLACK AND WHITE ARMY!!!.

Stuck in bed with a cold, but at least there’s a new LM video to keep me company. I’ve heard the Powells’ story before. It’s upsetting every time.

1. Condensate fires don't reach to the sky, they hug the ground as it is heavier than air. A ship near module C at the start of the fires reported a blue flash coming from under the module. 2. The firefighting pumps that automatically drew seawater to fight fires was set to manual whenever divers were working as they would have been sucked in by the powerful pumps. There was no automatic system to control the pumps in the presence of divers, even though it was recommended. At the time, the safety of platforms such as Piper Alpha was under the energy department, not Health and Safety. 3. Divers that worked at Piper Alpha had a platform from where they would enter the North Sea. The platform was made of metal sheets with holes punched through them that gripped the divers' feet to prevent them from slipping. But this grating tended to hurt the feet of the divers as they changed from their work clothes to their diving suits and vice versa. So they placed rubber matting on those grates. This platform was under module B. Piper Alpha could have survived the fire and the death toll could have been a lot less, if not for this matting. On the night of the fire, this matting was still there. Burning crude oil, which would have otherwise simply fallen to the North Sea if the matting was not there not pooled onto this matting (there are photos which show this). Above this, was the natural gas pipe to Tartan. This fire now heated and weakened the pipe. The massive fireball we see at 30:35 is the Tartan pipe failing and all of the natural gas coming from Tartan being ignited. This increase in heat began to melt Piper Alpha at a rate faster than what the initial fires could have done so.

Greetings from Iceland, just your favorite Icelander strolling by. Great job as always

@requinremembers

3 ай бұрын

Your comment about strolling by always cracks me up. 🤣

@lpnp9477

3 ай бұрын

My favourite Icelander is Björk, but you alright

That father certainly passed his genes on to his son.

I have always found it strange that there are so many cameras in London yet when that runner was pushed Infront of a bus a couple of years ago he wasn't seen on a single camera other than the one on the bus.

@AYVYN

3 ай бұрын

Wtf. I think I remember that unless it happened multiple times.

Though I don't get to watch regularly, I really enjoy your channel. The visual effects in this one were so interesting & eye-catching! Your narration is concise & ear pleasing & the subject matter is very interesting.

how t/f can you dredge a river and find four corpses, none of whch are the one you're looking for?

@gary-rr7jp

3 ай бұрын

Imagine all the ones they didn't come across.

1:40 to skip the ad

Thank you for covering the diet story and linking the go fund me. Lazy you have an amazing heart

truly harrowing but at least for me, new cases. Great video and thank you for your hard work to always uncover amd memorize new cases

That second case just keeps getting more insane

The Piper Alpha incident used to be taught during permit training for my oil and gas plant to show the importance of permitting, permission, redundancy and following chain of command. As far as we are told, and what is known, it was a permit (the document that tradesmen get signed to commence work from operations, who are the equipment owners) was missed stating the equipment was unavailable.

YES!! I was hoping you would upload today! ❤ Lots of chores to do, but listening to your content makes everything so much more pleasant!

A new Lazy Masquerade video in the middle of the night when I can’t sleep how perfect! Thank you for your second to none content ❤

Thanks for the great content. 744am on a Lasy Sunday here in Melbourne Australia 💙🇦🇺

Men who react violently to the end of relationships never seem to get that it is precisely that reaction that confirms their partner’s decision to leave them.

Some interesting visual and audio effects on this one, Lazy! Great job as usual.

Your videos are always great, I have a routine now when you put out a new episode. Lol love it thank you lazy, you're one of the very few channels I watch every day, you're great at what you do. The accent doesn't hurt either. 😂

Imagine what he has to endure to escape and come to UK and the throw it all away for what? because GF dumped him? I will never understand this... why did he ever bother, all thiss trouble coming to UK

@martinodoni

3 ай бұрын

it's what people from the third world are like.

@gobalbucs

3 ай бұрын

Because he knew the UK would protect him no matter what he did, and he was right. They refused to deport him after committing SA, and they refused to release a picture or description of him in this case because they feared getting backlash over supposed “racism”. Ultimately, he believed he was in the moral right to do what he did. Keep in mind the culture of Afghanistan where women are treated worse than rats, and he brought that mentality with him.

@KlaunFuhrer-du7fr

3 ай бұрын

@@gobalbucs Keep in mind that US wanted to destroy progressive socialist government of Afghanistan and briing Mujahedin rebels into power just because Afganistan secular regime was supported by Soviet Union

@KlaunFuhrer-du7fr

3 ай бұрын

@@gobalbucs So why he committed suicide then if he knew nothing will happen to him? makes no sense...

@eeeertoo2597

3 ай бұрын

​@@gobalbucsbut they didnt, because tou made it all up because youre a neo nazi lmao

The Powell case is up there with Nyleen Marshall for me... so disturbing...

@cdes1776

3 ай бұрын

For me it would be the Yaser Abdul Said case - he killed his daughters. He was obsessed with them, predatorially so. Watching one of the home videos was chilling.

It’s so sad that it takes a tragedy like this before measures are taken to insure this terrible situation never happens again Rip to all the men and women that lost their lives in the oil rig disaster 😢

Ready for another banger. Its been years of watching your content!

Everything about the Susan Cox case is extremely messed up

I had never seen that footage of the hab block from piper alpha being lifted. Truly haunting and tragic as there was every opportunity to ensure a disaster of such a magnitude never happened.

The dad in poor Susan’s story is the single, creepiest human being I’ve ever seen.

Always happy to see your new videos 😊

Cheers in pronouncing Puyallup correctly. Most people who don’t live here butcher it. Thanks for the awesome vid.

@A.Girl.Has.No.Name.

3 ай бұрын

Right? I complimented Dark Curiosities channel for pronouncing it correctly in a video, recently... because as you said, with Puyallup (or Yakima or Tulalip) there's usually some butchery happening!

@maevependragon

3 ай бұрын

Yeah I was impressed!

@MegaDcmp

3 ай бұрын

​@@A.Girl.Has.No.Name.Sequim

If you have never seen the interview of Josh Powell's son, Charlie, you should go and look at it. He said his mommy was with the crystals. She was sleeping with the crystals. Like a princess.... One of the saddest interviews I have ever had the misfortune of seeing.

Acid attacks are so horrific. First season of the "Cold" podcast is the Susan Powell story; highly recommend it for the deepest dive on the case.

Absolutely love this channel ❤