Big respect to the Lady Police officer who noticed the similarities and tied the two cases together.

@lesliehankins3916

4 ай бұрын

Det. (Now Sergeant) Misty Carausu

@aleisaetheridge8682

4 ай бұрын

​@@lesliehankins3916well deserved ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I don't remember where I saw it, but many years ago, as a young man, I saw the quote, "There is no situation that cannot be made worse by the police."

@nphillips3349

4 ай бұрын

😂😂

@myleghurts3546

4 ай бұрын

I also saw this on a police jail cell wall😊

@melissamccleary9611

4 ай бұрын

Even you just made that up, I give you all the credit. 🤗 . If my grammar is not great, I'm tired and I'm about to fall out. 😴

Obviously the perpetrator is beyond redemption, but there’s also a special place in hell for Detective Mustard and the entire Vallejo Police Department who dismissed and defamed this poor couple. Absolutely disgusting. Detective Misty Carausu at least went some way in restoring my faith in the police.

@jacobmccain8082

4 ай бұрын

I mean they were terrible no doubt, but to be fair the event was so bizarre I'm not sure I'd believe it either. Especially if I was a jaded cop who's used to be lied to every minute of every day. Not an excuse just an observation. It's honestly gotta feel surreal to both parties.

@dawnbreaker2912

4 ай бұрын

*Detective Mooseturd

@Kari.F.

4 ай бұрын

Yes! I get that the police are sceptical when they are told stories that are literally unbelievable, but they HAVE to keep their suspicions to themselves and investigate none the less. If law enforcement don't officers don't respect the concept of "innocent until proven guilty in a court of law", they have no business enforcing the law at all. Going in front of the cameras and proclaiming that people are guilty and defaming them just to get their own 15 minutes of fame is beyond disgusting. People who double and triple down on their mistakes when they have been proven wrong...? To me, that just exposes them as the pathetic and cowardly slime they are.

@nomadsteve5297

4 ай бұрын

Police are taught to treat everyone as liars until the end of the investigation, the police are the last people that I would ask for help if I was in need of help

@MichelleAlexandria-EM

4 ай бұрын

@@jacobmccain8082 No matter how bizarre a situation is it's the Dectective's "Job" to investigate with an Open Mind. These people instantly believed he was guilty, when that proved false, they instantly believed they BOTH were guilty. They were ONLY interested in supporting THEIR THEORY not the truth

He has a lisp. I'm pretty sure Denise would recognize his voice. This guy is a complete psychopath. I've heard this story many times, but you, Jiles, by far, have done the best job covering it. Thank you.

Did detective mustard think gone girl was a documentary? I’m glad they made the Netflix special so the police department can feel really embarrassed.

@justingonzalez9854

4 ай бұрын

What is it called?

@missspell4897

4 ай бұрын

@@justingonzalez9854 American nightmare

@Unqualifiedtake

4 ай бұрын

He didn't think

@2TexasTuff

4 ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@missspell4897Imagine the public shaming and hate mail- probably a universal nightmare. Oh well the cops did this to themselves. Nowadays all stories regarding crimes NEED to be considered and investigated thoroughly. Peoples depravity is beyond simplistic reasoning. Imo of course.

@jturtle5318

2 ай бұрын

​@@Unqualifiedtakethe simplest explanation is usually the correct one.

Imagine resigning yourself to being murdered, and being repeatedly SAed on tape, miraculously being let go, and then THE POLICE TELLING THE WORLD YOU DID IT!

I can’t help thinking about “Colonel Mustard” from the old Clue board game whenever I hear this detective’s name. Just about as useful, too. Great job on this case as always, Jiles. Heard it before elsewhere, but you always bring new details.

@goblin-night

4 ай бұрын

LOL, me too. Colonel Mustard in the Study with his head up his ass and the (crack) pipe in his yapper.

@romystumpy1197

3 күн бұрын

Of think of the priest pat mustard in the iconic comedy ' father ted'

A female LE officer could recognize the truth, even from a distance. While a man named Mustard, couldn't be convinced; maybe his huge ego, blocked his view?

@fofao681

4 ай бұрын

Wow making about gender 😂😂😂personal accountability is foreign to ya.

@talpark8796

4 ай бұрын

🙄

@Cheerstothewildones

4 ай бұрын

Thank god for her! Female SA victims should be given female detectives for this very reason. I was a victim of SA in college and was lucky that a female officer found my case and called me back because the male officer id spoken to tried to convince me it wasn’t assault and to drop the charges. It’s not all male officers but it’s enough for there to be an issue

@rocketbilly

4 ай бұрын

@@fofao681Yeah, gender is relevant cause male cops don't give a toss about female victims half the time. grow up lol.

@fofao681

4 ай бұрын

@@Cheerstothewildones what are you talking about ?because of one case ?you say that ?so what about the female that sued 10 men and some went to jail for falsely claiming she was graped ,she always had females detectives ,so going by yours and the OG posters logic ,females shouldn't be detectives cause 10x a female claimed she was graped and she was lying and they put 10 innocent men in jail,so 1 case one male dective you say females shoul investigate SA,against 10 diferent cases by 10+ females detectives, seewhat i mean

That Police Department would actually probably like to sweep that under the rug as making those statements on television has got to be a giant embarrassment to them and doesn't give the public much confidence in them

The Vallejo PD should have been sued into insolvency as a result of this case. The community would have been better off using the proceeds of the lawsuit to establish a completely brand new police force.

@jacksonstarky8288

4 ай бұрын

I know that's not how things work, but when a system is designed to be dysfunctional (as our entire capitalist oligarchy is), there's not much one can do within the system.

@cdes1776

4 ай бұрын

Instead, there was a promotion.

@2TexasTuff

4 ай бұрын

@@cdes1776yes- and scary that individuals like moron mustard start spouting their own adgendas for instance : he killed her, oh he didnt kill her but this is for personal gain/notoriety, STILL doesn’t believe them but has his own eyeballs on awards and promotions. The whole dept needs a good asskicking of Crow and Humble Pie. Probably STILL thinks all the vics from far and wide are all in on this. Public shaming is probably brutal.

@sg-cg6lr

4 ай бұрын

The taxpayers of Vallejo would foot the bill if the police department was sued.

This case is crazy and the way it played out is brutal. Those cops are idiots. Thanks, Jiles.

@nixm9093

4 ай бұрын

Weirdly I believed this was a real kidnapping when it happened. It was just too weird to make it up.

@angelabordack

4 ай бұрын

@@nixm9093 Exactly!

Just saw this on Netflix, it's horrible what this man did but the fact that Aaron and Denise faced it together and ended up married with two beautiful children makes this a happy story.

@cdes1776

4 ай бұрын

Aaron and Denise are each other's soft place to fall.

@paulazemeckis7835

4 ай бұрын

And they are rich!

@antje0334

4 ай бұрын

She cheated on him the marriage wont last

How incredibly horrific. Such a brave couple. Amazing persistence.

“The Law is an ass” Charles Dickens.

@Ruth78620

4 ай бұрын

My dad said the same and he was a lawyer 😂

In the Netflix special, she talks about how at one point she heard a car pull up and he spoke with other people. I think it goes deeper than just one perp. It was all too weird for him to have been the only person behind this. Especially knowing it was stated the ex was the intended target.

Your voice is definitely one of the most unique on this platform

@Giggedy.

4 ай бұрын

Its quite comical

@angelabordack

4 ай бұрын

@@Giggedy.The sarcasm oozes! Love Jiles’ voice

@hoovinshmoovin3900

4 ай бұрын

I have to watch it in 1.25 speed

@rosejanson5688

4 ай бұрын

I love his voice!! I often have to rewind videos but almost never do for this channel cuz his voice is so engaging!

@donnar9864

4 ай бұрын

His enunciation is impeccable

The police saying that past victims of sexual assault may make up future attacks for attention made me so angry I have no words. I have been a victim of sexual assault and this false belief that victims are going around making false accusations is way most victims don’t come forward. I know that is why I didn’t, sadly it took me 10 years to even talk to my therapist about it

@Lotty100

4 ай бұрын

Sorry to hear this l, so pleased you are now able to talk to your therapist. Wish you well.

@cdes1776

4 ай бұрын

It's much more common than people think, but women - and evolved men - know it to be truth.

@emmyl1624

4 ай бұрын

What makes it even worse is that survivors of sexual assault are actually more likely to get prayed upon again. But fear and usually lack of help from the police, mean most don't come forward. The statistics honestly terrify me. It's almost as if as survivors, we make a pheromone that creeps can detect or something.

The documentary about this case absolutely BLEW me away. Thank you for covering this one further!! They deserve so much more after the way the police handled it.

@aleisaetheridge8682

4 ай бұрын

I haven't seen it yet .Is it on Netflix r another streaming channel?

@madisonstinky

4 ай бұрын

@@aleisaetheridge8682 yes netflix! Called American Nightmare

just got home from a trip, open my phone to find something to watch before bed, and i see Jiles poster ‘6 minutes ago’-perfect timing!

@ShowMeSt

4 ай бұрын

Same thing here except it's 3:48 a.m., and I'm going back to sleep lol

wetsuits to commit a crime might actually be a good idea if they’re sterilized and well fitted. might hold in a lot of your dna and could easily just be burned after the dirty deed. gives protection from getting skin cells and body hair everywhere while maintaining full body dexterity unlike with hazmat or paint suits.

@akinaneon-xz6oj

4 ай бұрын

That's what I was thinking. Kind of like a giant glove.

@LulasSong

4 ай бұрын

You advertising??!

@201stars

4 ай бұрын

Also it sounds absurd to the point the police probably won’t believe your victim anyway.. Win Win

@romystumpy1197

3 күн бұрын

It could be a masterplan of Aaron's ex??

The two lovely babies Denise and Aaron produced are the best therapy for them. Denise's strength is remarkable.

If Detective Mustard fancied himself a good detective, why not ask the ex fiancee about the kidnappers?!?

1 of the 1st true crime channels I started watching with good narration keep up the good work Jiles

Giving that pos officer of the year is crazy

32:49 "Legal LoopHolery" is my new favorite word! Just in time for Tax Season! Thanks, Jiles! 😂❤

@retard_activated

4 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@weeza55

4 ай бұрын

I have to admit it made me laugh

@nphillips3349

4 ай бұрын

I took note of the great new term too! 😂

@kerrikempthorne9909

4 ай бұрын

It’s a fabulous phrase🎉

Native Vallejo Cali girl here, just saying hi Jiles at 2am, just in time to soothe my insomnia andlate night writing. I swear if I had a nickel for every time the police have botched a case with narrow-minded prejudice, tunnel vision, laziness, and incompetence then I'd have enough to buy a brand new car.

@CatSmith7122

4 ай бұрын

Bay Area Cali girl here!! Girl we’d have Lamborghinis!!! Are you kidding?😂😂

@kostasvrionis781

4 ай бұрын

😅😅😅😅😅

@nellywilliams2776

4 ай бұрын

My dear, you’d have enough to buy a mansion on Malibu Beach!!

@aftertheheadlines

4 ай бұрын

Former Benicia & Vallejo resident, I avoided Vallejo at all costs. The town is known for high crime. The most felonies in Solano County come from Vallejo and Fairfield. Vallejo is known for single parents raising feral kids. It creates a cycle of poverty and a cycle of violence. Too many gang and wannabe gang members. Vallejo is considered the worst City in Solano County. Mare Island is nicer because it more expensive and somewhat isolated from the heart of the town. I feel sorry for Vallejo residents. What do you suppose is the difference between Benicia and Vallejo given they border each other? One City is nice and the other crime ridden.

@oneinamillion6807

4 ай бұрын

Girl I'm from fairfield, FFPD are terrible! Lol Solano County sadly brings a poverty mindset

Hey Jiles. Famous for the best voice in the business and sarcasm. 😂

@thisisMONSTERS

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

This was an ending I never expected. I am am SA survivor myself and I can understand what she went through in terms of that, but them overcoming not only the trauma of what transpired, they overcame the slander their own police department who was supposed to be there to serve and protect is monumental to me. They went on and got married, had children and needless to say, they look like they turned this sick event into a positive outcome with holding the police accountable and getting closer as a couple. Bravo to them and I hope they are both healing in the best way possible ❤

I just wanna say, since you started adding your face to your videos I enjoy them a lot more. With all the fake and bot youtube channels it's nice to listen to stories from a real human while I work.

I remember this story as it was happening. I lived 20 minutes away from where this took place

I think this is after 15 seasons that a happy ending for the victims was achieved in an episode of This is Monsters.

Misty Carausu is a genuine hero. All cops should be like her, imagine the utopia we would live in. I’m happy Denise and Aaron have moved on and are happy together with their little family

Detective Mustard has the gut instincts of a kumquat. 🙄🙄

Hey Jiles ✋🏽Your voice is music to my ears.😂🌹💙👍🏽. Merci!!

If mustard was the one to go to the second kidnap attempt he'd probably be like... "Wet suits!? Aaron & Denise have gone too far!"

I've seen this criminal incident covered on many KZread channels and Netflix; none have covered the story in as comprehensible a manner as MONSTERS. Thank you, Jiles.

@thisisMONSTERS

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

You’re already famous, my friend! Love your content and thank you for all your hard work. Much appreciated! I truly get not being believed by the police. 50 yrs. ago I was abducted from a shopping center parking lot, assaulted and left for dead. I had no idea the police would not believe me until my release from the hospital. I described the scene and the people who were pulling into their driveway behind the abducter’s vehicle. They were able to identify the hood of my coat which was shoved against the rear seat window, the time and the vehicle. When the detectives returned to the car they told me, “We didn’t believe a word you said. We thought it was a boyfriend…..” Beat half to death, they thought I was lying. I was horrified. I have refused to have anything to do with the NYSP since then. *I don’t trust any law enforcement at all.*

Finally a face to the voice. I also like the quote on the wall behind you; " IT'S NEVER A MANNEQUIN " I say that all the time while watching true crime videos

Literally the stuff of nightmares...your beloved is kidnapped and cops wont even search because you dont act like the perfect victim 🤦🏾‍♀️

Detective Mustard???? This all seems like some crazy AI story.

Love the courtroom drawing of him😂 his jawline ... matches how he slurps his "s"

Definitely deserve 1mill subs + Love your content and the time and effort you put into everything that you do ❤ Thanks Jiles!!

Glad you took the extra time to expose the gross mishandling of the case by Vallejo Police Dep't, especially the defective detectives. They should be exposed to the public and to other police departments to put awareness where it needs to be. What a gross travesty of justice to the victims and the public in general.

He said "Don't think about it too much" 😂 I flippin love Jiles.

Jiles, you have THE BEST voice for narration! Love your podcast, have been a subscriber from the beginning. I seriously enjoy listening to your storytelling abilities! Keep up the great work, I will continue to anticipate excellent content 👏

A face with the voice; you have a distinct voice so perfect for the videos you share... about to watch this one. Thanx in advance for all you do and share...

@NYC2023-du8mg

4 ай бұрын

I hope the couple and their family can enjoy the rest of their lives; horrible what they went through.

Every single person that says “why didn’t they report it to the police right away” when referring to SA should be shown this case. I wish Denise the best in life that story was absolutely heartbreaking

I love your clear & expressive narrative without excessive descriptive embellishments. Love your vocal tone & cadence

Perfect timing Jiles, good morning monsters ❤

I usually can't stand when a KZreadr keeps filming themselves instead of getting to the story! However, YOU are one of the exceptions. I have so much respect and admiration for you that I enjoy seeing you as you narrate or explain. Thanks for the link to your new channel. You're aces, Jiles with a J. 😊

@AllTheCritters

4 ай бұрын

I’m glad Jiles appears in his videos now. All the earlier videos had me curious to know what he looked like.

@talpark8796

4 ай бұрын

🤣

@ReeAllTheFirst

4 ай бұрын

He only started doing that because of stupid youtube background AI filter that started flaging youtubers that didn't show their face in their videos as AI bot accounts and demonetizing them and blocking them.

@TahtahmesDiary

4 ай бұрын

​@@ReeAllTheFirst Thats sad....many of our best channels are anonymous so this attempt at a crackdown will inevitably kill that long running genre.

@LulasSong

4 ай бұрын

​@@ReeAllTheFirst THAT explains everthing. I'm convinced Jiles had no intention of 'starring' in his wonderful series. I find It detracts from the narrative too. He's not vain, and well knows that mystery adds extra spice to his stories. Brave of him, and totally honest. Thank you Jiles❤

Whenever you say Detective Mustard my brain fills in "in the library with the wrench."

@cydppalley2644

4 ай бұрын

Mustard in the bathroom with a plunger full of shit, more like it! 😂😂😂

Thank you for telling us of this horrible incident, an shedding light on just how the Police can fail us when we need them most. I'm glad they finally got some kind of apology, an a attempt to clear their good names. Though I know the hurt is still there. Detective Mustard should have stuck to board games, an stayed out of the police academy.

I love your channel and admire all the details that you show regarding these crimes! You do amazing research with each case! Thank you!!

i’m so glad you covered this!! i didn’t have to watch the doc! thank you!

This case has always baffled me. The police mistreatment of the couple, the mentioning of the similarities to the ex and new gf and noone investigating that aspect, the crucifixion by media due to police false narrative.... Im so glad they were able to move forward as a couple and have a beautiful family. They are a power couple and i hope ine day they get that apology from mustard who thought it was a game of cluedo

@alex-qd6of

4 ай бұрын

Where are you from? You're the third person here, who's called it Cluedo instead of Clue (which it's called in the US).

@sio_h1875

4 ай бұрын

@@alex-qd6of uk

@joannaw5913

4 ай бұрын

@@alex-qd6of It's called Cluedo here in the UK.

Amazing how their tunnel vision was SO BAD even the KIDNAPPERS got frustrated and risked showing evidence that would reveal them to set the case straight. DISGUSTING. I shouldn't end a case like this being more furious at the police than I am at the monsters who did this to the victims.

Im an on again off again viewer i always catch up in a week or 2. I dont have time to do all the community stuff. But i appreciate all the info and organization you do in your documentaries. Its so awesome man...

3rd shifts, night owls, Australians, Unite!

@tasselskeep3385

4 ай бұрын

You betcha mate 8pm to 430am here 🇦🇺

@JesusDisciple916

4 ай бұрын

What time is it there? Here, in Sacramento, California, it's 1:06 a.m. ​@@tasselskeep3385

@alex-qd6of

4 ай бұрын

Unemployed Americans with irregular sleep schedules, also unite!

@jacksonstarky8288

4 ай бұрын

Night shift worker with a night off here.

@serkotsins

4 ай бұрын

american & i gotta be up for work at 9 👨🏻‍🦯

When I see you post less than 20 mins ago, i drop everything and watch🧡

Detective Mustard is a terrible human being. How did he even become a detective? The whole thing is so crazy! And he is still employed by the police department.

Wow, the detective was so LOUD AND WRONG🤦🏾‍♀️I would love to hear the cirque du soleil mental gymnastics from bootlickers that try to justify this absolute capital L of a police department. If any of us went to work and just decided to flat out NOT do our job, we wouldn't have a job for very long🙄 What a buncha bozos 😒

I really love this channel. Your video production quality is top-notch. 👌

Mustard? Really? He needs to take detective 101, ya think. It's good they're getting on with their lives and getting past all that. In spite of everything that happened, they sure did have a beautiful family. This is one of the craziest stories that I have heard in a long time!!!!

i appreciate the CCs!! ❤

I Love getting up and See that Jiles has covered and Released another great Story/video. Thank you Jiles❤

Lookin good bro keep up the good work🤘🏾

It's 3:04am in Harlem NYC....hii Monster family....let's enjoy another great true crime story from our guy/Giles...I hope I spelled his name right, if not plz forgive me.

@kyskinbodycontouring2506

4 ай бұрын

fellow harlem resident here, hey neighbor! 👋 ❤

About Vallejo. I was a police reserve there in the 80s, I do not know any of law enforcement personnel involved as I left in 88. Vallejo PD used to attract the best officers, in the late 80s to mid 90s the department had a strong POA-police officer association (union). Vallejo had in its labor contract it would be one of the highest paid police departments in the State Of California. Police departments across the State used Vallejo PD’s pay package as a guide in their owner contract negotiations. Their retirement and benefits package was excellent - the gold standard. Within a City once the police had a great contract all the other City unions used them ask their bench mark for City contracts. Thus the fire department received great contracts, public works, office staff and so on. Vallejo attracted the best candidates for police officer during the late 80s and early 90s. Vallejo used to be a nice town with the Mare Island shipyard active, closing the shipyard took away a huge portion of well paying jobs. There was white flight in the late 80s and 90s. People buying homes in Vallejo commuted elsewhere due to it being the most affordable housing market. Residents often left the town for social activities and shopping due to crime within the city. This impacted the city’s tax base. Vallejo’s problems snowballed. The doom loop started where myself and friends avoided the town to go out to eat or see a movie. Instead of driving 10 minutes to Vallejo for shopping, dinner or a movie, we drove 30 for a safer environment. Vallejo’s tax base could not sustain the police department’s or other city departments contracts. Officers retired in the early 2000s or left due to the city’s financial crisis. By 2008 the City declared bankruptcy. Restructuring labor contracts. It went from having the top police labor contract to terrible contracts for officers, instead of attracting the best candidates they got left over candidates other departments did not hire. Vallejo has significant crimes issues, it’s not a nice city to be a police officer. Since 2005 they have had a number of officer involved shootings at a higher rate than equally sized departments. Since 2008 there have been several Police Chief’s, and the last one you showed Shawnee is now gone too. They have been under investigation by DOJ for violating civil rights, but make no mistake about it the problem is some citizens commit the most felonies in Vallejo and it has been that way for four decades. Both can be true the department has violated rights, but the many residents are violent. That is why in the mid-80s I went to a safer city and department. My point, the department no longer attracts the cream of the crop in police officer candidates. It has a bad reputation for pay, high crime, and poor support from the City and department as a whole. The Police Chief turnover illustrates a problem within the City and Department. The other notorious Monster from Vallejo is the Zodiac- who started his crime spree there.

Thanks jiles i really enjoy your commentary and in-depth research for these victims.

Thanks for doing this one! I appreciate that you get to the point on your cases ! I have tried to watch this story by other creators and by the half way point I have given up (my ADHD I am guessing). Thanks brother!

There was so much i did not know about this case, Great coverage as usual! 👍🏾

I watched the Netflix and I was convinced she was lying. Her story was ridiculous. I felt terrible when it turned out to be true!

@merimasviland8006

4 ай бұрын

Shows how little you know about the world. Omg

So glad they were able to weather the storm. May their life be full of happiness that shades out the difficult events.

I love the Propagandhi shirt 👏 Less Talk, More Rock is one of my favorite albums!

@lishal1625

4 ай бұрын

💜💜💜

Love this channel

As a subscriber that has been here since your first episode I love that you're getting more and more into making longer videos and Diving deep I love it❤ I totally remember this case live in California

Love the channel, Jiles. Keep up the good content 👌 👏 👍

i was listening to your channel for ages until i saw you and you're rockin t shirts of all my most loved bands xxx

This reminds me of how the psychic woman was treated by the LAPD. Just look up Etta Louise Smith. When you see what they tried to accuse her of and what all happened, it's both eye rolling and infuriating. This is why people don't trust the police. I feel so awful for this couple. She was SA'ed then basically told she was a liar. I understand needing to be skeptical because we have all seen where people actually have lied for various reason, but you still need to take it seriously until proven otherwise. I think this is a good example of why things are under reported. Who wants to be revictimized by people that can abuse their power and make it even more traumatic. Anyone wanting to know why DV victims don't report anything, here ya go. Also watch the Beyond Evil - The Spine-Chilling Story Of Matthew Terry. I want people to see how the first woman was treated in court.

Wooooooo! Happy Monday 💜 thanks for the content 💜

@caro.caro.9578

4 ай бұрын

Good Monday morning. ☮️💕🙏🏽

Yay! So glad you’re showing your face !❤️

The police should treat every case as if it’s true even if unbelievable!! It is weird but it happened. What happened to innocent until PROVEN guilty??!! All those officers that treated them like criminals should be fired!!

Congrats on your new channel. i have been a follower from Day 1

Your voice is the best! ❤ most famous youtuber I know already sir lol

I follow a lot of true crime Podcasters.. but this one is hands down the best 🙌⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Detective Mustard and his colleagues need to find another line of work where they aren't allowed to deal with other human beings, ever...

Excellent exposition. Many thanks.

Just watched this documentary and it was pretty crazy. Great job on the coverage as usual.

@ttime9987

4 ай бұрын

Where can I find the documentary? I know there's plenty but who covers it the best other than Jiles(of course)? Thank you

Thanks for another video. Appreciate you

I did subscribe. And I love hearing you talk😂

This is so disgusting and disheartening to watch. Imagine being kidnapped, sexually assaulted, and the cops (who are the people you’re SUPPOSED TO CALL) are like “lol no”. And then told the world that you were never kidnapped, SA’ed, and faked it. I wish the absolute worst for Detective Mustard and the rest of his worthless and lazy team.

Yayyyy i love your channel!

Another awesome upload! Jiles is on another level.

Fantastic episode, so well presented! I believe it's especially important to shine a light on the authority figures who got it wrong, too - it's the only way to do better in the future. More than one monster in this story, that's for sure

Yes! 4pm, wine and Monsters!

@Desertfox14

4 ай бұрын

4 pm? It's 3 am where I'm at.😂😂

@ceeleegee825

4 ай бұрын

@@Desertfox14 Malaysia, 4pm. Hot and humid, perfect wine weather!

@caro.caro.9578

4 ай бұрын

@@Desertfox14Midnight where I am. 😂😂😂

@Desertfox14

4 ай бұрын

@@caro.caro.9578 you're on the west coast?

@janwilliams1781

4 ай бұрын

4am here!

Great video. Never heard about this case. Crazy.

Um, I'm still confused. How was his ex involved?

@alex-qd6of

4 ай бұрын

She's the one they meant to kidnap, for some reason

Pausing in the beginning to say, Jiles, I LOVE your Tee!! You always rock the coolest T-shirts my man.. 🤘🤘

Instant sub to your other channel! If it means more monetising for the hard work here on This Is Monsters, you bet I’m doing it! good night to my Aussie and New Zealand monsters! Good morning to my American monsters 😊

good luck! watched you for years and loved every minute. fame couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.