Being Australian, I remember this well. I was glued to the news channels, and couldn't believe how SLOW the order was to go in and end it. The team was ready, willing and able.. yet 'red tape' stopped them from acting sooner. What a disgrace.

@rydz656

18 күн бұрын

It would look like a hate crime. They had to be careful.

@Erebus.666.

18 күн бұрын

More likely the fact that initially they thought he had a bomb. You can't storm a building full of people if some nutjob is sitting on a bomb. Probably took them a while to realise that the chance he had a device was bs. As long as a hostage taker is not killing people, it's better to take the time gathering all the intel needed. Saying that though, the police were almost as incompetent as the hostage taker himself.

@NextKingzfr

18 күн бұрын

@@rydz656wrong, how would somebody taking hostages and threatening to blow them up and then killing him be a hate crime you need to look up the definition of hate crime

@cathygillis7083

18 күн бұрын

It was a total cock up and painful to watch.

@BobHope-jz8zx

17 күн бұрын

Boy his videos suck lately Who cares about lady Gaga dogs

Thank you for covering this case. I remember watching every second of this as it unfolded. It was utterly horrific. Love from Australia.

There was more than one monster in this episode Neither the Australian government, nor the military, gave a shit about those hostages

@sten4982

18 күн бұрын

Do mean John Howard by one more Monster perhaps?

@RIVALContentJammerz

17 күн бұрын

That manager was a flinch as well.

@judepower4425

13 күн бұрын

@@RIVALContentJammerz "flinch"???? What does that mean?

@Kcolrehstihson

13 күн бұрын

​@@sten4982?

Most of Australia would agree with your assessment. Having watched it all go down in real time I think you're right on the money. Unfortunately it didn't stop the terrorism police using him as an excuse for doubling down on the anti-terrorism funding and pushing laws to allow the surveillance state we have here now to flourish.

@jonathanwhite3507

18 күн бұрын

And yet, it won't stop a madman from being a madman, just accuses innocents of being like the evil others.

@kathduncan9618

18 күн бұрын

'Surveillance State'? 😂 Where? I'm busy thinking allowing this creature in to nurture his ludicrous and disgraceful and violent paranoia is the problem. Literally have zero idea what you're whingeing about.

@lainiwakura1776

13 күн бұрын

I mean, you guys did willingly give up your guns because one guy went on a shooting rampage, now you have no means to stop them.

What I like about this channel is the diversity in coverage and storytelling style. The narrator doesn't only cover the people involved in the story, he also highlights key points of the culture and history of the area.

If you're taken hostage in Australia, save yourself.

@derkeheath5172

8 күн бұрын

I think that applies in most countries. Here in the U.S., I've heard said many a time that you're more likely to be killed by "friendly" fire in a hostage situation.

@DDM_08

Күн бұрын

@@derkeheath5172US’s Uvalde School shooting was leagues worse then this

It amazes me how much dedication you have for the youtube community with your channels. The detail and work put into your videos ive always been a fan of and only seen major improvements as time went on.... mind you ive been subscriber to the this is monsters channel since season 1! Where the videos were more like just listening to stories of horrible parents killing their children.... to see how much photos, interviews, maps, pictures of locations, multiple photos of monster of discussion..... just incredible than to see how you did your somewhere sinister channel, you are truly a gift and got me thru many hard times and alwaye look forward to your next vids.

@christineakey6295

18 күн бұрын

Agreed, Jiles is one of the best 🥰

@Onora619

18 күн бұрын

More dedication than the cops in this story for sure!

@thisisMONSTERS

18 күн бұрын

Thanks everyone!

@mandyohlin6886

18 күн бұрын

Right on the spot! I posted something similar on his Sinister channel yesterday. His 3 channels are my go-to, his voice is perfect for narration, voice over. His natural talent is amazing. Too many times to count I have turned to his channels for educational content, calming voice, his humor, honesty, not being fake, willing to just be himself, mental health championing content while going thru the ups and downs of life. I believe I said I'd listen to him narrate an old encyclopedia 😊

@Rebecca-hc5ju

18 күн бұрын

Absolutely!!💜💜

You really have to question the Australian Government's actions in this case, the slow response and beurocracy, the ticking of boxes, etc. A response team that was primed and ready for the order to intervene.

@lindseyyoung9149

18 күн бұрын

No kidding. I kept thinking throughout the video how they absolutely dropped the ball!

@SevenDirty

18 күн бұрын

hindsight is 20/20

@ShadowAussie

18 күн бұрын

It's completely f'd up. And I know our media never told us any of this about this loser. Governed at the time by the right wing party who pretends to be tough on immigration and crime.....🤮 What a fing disaster!!! 🤦😡

@WillyMcCoy50

18 күн бұрын

Two kinds of people. Ones who know history and those that trust the government.

@aftertheheadlines

18 күн бұрын

If you don’t critique police response nothing changes. In many of the U.S. mass school shootings police waited while the shooter killed. All the dissection and training of Columbine police failed even bigger at Uvalde elementary school.

9:19 Australia you should've sent him back!

@cdes1776

18 күн бұрын

That's what I said!

I lived in Australia when this happened. The way the govt and police handed this was a joke

I remember being around twelve at the time the Lindt Cafe Siege happened. Mostly because the day after my family had planned to visit the zoo. Which would require us to travel to two hours to Sydney. We still went, though I remember my younger brother and I were extremely anxious while travelling on the train to Sydney and especially on the light rail past Martin Place. So this episode will be an interesting one for me.

There was some spectacular incompetence demonstrated by the NSW Police Force during this incident

@ShadowAussie

18 күн бұрын

It was a series of utter failures from ASIO to AFP to the local teams. Unfucknbelievable! 🤦🤯

@terrencewalker8219

18 күн бұрын

Far fewer deaths and injuries from such events in Australia than in other countries.

@ShadowAussie

18 күн бұрын

@@terrencewalker8219 That wasn't due to the the security forces doing good work.

@terrencewalker8219

18 күн бұрын

@@ShadowAussie I have no clear memory of the event. Just believe that police are unlikely to be trained to deal with circumstances that have rarely, if ever, been presented in the past. I am grateful to live in a mostly peaceful community.

@ShadowAussie

18 күн бұрын

@@terrencewalker8219 It should have never been the NSW police' responsibility. He should never have been here in the first place if it wasn't for the incompetence of ASIO and immigration. Disgusting what resulted from their failures.

He was one prawn short of a barbie party... And so were the people in charge of the tactical unit. So many opportunities to de-escalate, then a few to escalate and end it, and only in the end did they move in with more casualties as a result. Embarrassing really.

Man was a clear opportunist. He wanted to do nasty things and looked for ways to explain it in any way other than him not being right in the head.

I remember this like yesterday. Watching the tv horrified that this was happening in my home town. Screaming at the tv for the police to hurry the fuck up. If it wasnt for the bravery of the hostages there would have been more deaths.

I remember when this happened. I was on the bus headed towards the city to buy some MTG cards when I got a call from my mum saying “I hope you’re not in the city”. Meanwhile, I’m 500 meters away from the cafe. My sisters office was literally across the street and they were locked down.

@ilikesteakandbacon150

18 күн бұрын

Wow very lucky!!!!

There really is nothing more sickening than religious extremism. The ability to do the most reprehensible things and believe you're in the right makes people like this more dangerous than anyone else. Whether thats what Man was or not he certainly had the self-righteous mannerisms and obsession with his own importance to play the role perfectly and I'm genuinely unable to say if thats worse than an authentic zealot or not.

@AnnieBoBannie421

18 күн бұрын

It’s Islam. It’s always Islam. This is why-especially in Europe-they’re outright saying they don’t want any more Muslims coming in. There’s too many radicals already…. When they yell ‘Death to America’ while living in America… it’s just a matter of time.. Biden has destroyed democracy and our population…

@SugarandSarcasm

18 күн бұрын

I think it just makes it worse. At least the zealots believe in something else other than just themselves. I don't know why my brain is likening him to a Televangelist though. Maybe it's because both crave the attention of a large audience?

@wyzasukitan

18 күн бұрын

I despise televangelists but at least they have never murdered anyone. Any religion that encourages murder in its name is the highest of all evils

@notpub

18 күн бұрын

TRUTH!!! Moderation in all things.

@lindarushton6502

17 күн бұрын

But he wasn't religious.

This case highlights the appalling leniency of Australia’s judicial system. It also makes a mockery of our “intelligence” organisations. As an Aussie I find the decisions made with regard to Man’s early crimes contributed 100% to the escalation of his violence. I always wonder why nobody thought to throw a couple pots of boiling water (the only effective “weapon” to hand) on Man early on, bomb or no bomb. I cannot imagine their collective fear though and how quickly it unfolded. 😢

This event was a cluster**** from the time the police and other highly educated and highly paid learned authorities got involved, even by the brave souls going in at the end where they stupidly flash bombed inside the entry. RIP Tory and Katrina - you were sadly let down by incompetence and incompetents. Thank you for covering this TIM - a truly sad event I sat and watched as it unfolded - still makes me teary.

@maaaaaaaaaarbe

3 күн бұрын

I am not sure I would call police in Australia highly educated or highly paid

My 'It's never a mannequin' t shirt arrived! Great quality, fast delivery and I feel snazzy! ❤

I've been looking forward to this all weekend, and it never disappoints.

This is actually sickeningly common. People wanted for rape in Iran or Somalia flee to Europe, and even when they commit rape in Europe, they can’t be deported to their home countries because they face the death penalty.

I was caught in this craziness for 36 hours. It was all hyped a bit. Outstanding channel bro. Much love from Australia.

@gingersmith2888

18 күн бұрын

Are you saying that you were one of the hostages?

@ShadowAussie

18 күн бұрын

Yet our media has never told us most of this info about him and the complete failure of our security services.....just hyped up the Muslim side

@petethundabox5067

18 күн бұрын

@@ShadowAussie The ABC and SBS did.

@ShadowAussie

18 күн бұрын

@@petethundabox5067 Not that I remember seeing but I was busy working and going to Uni back then. I've watched numerous stories about it though that never had anywhere near as much history of the nutcase loser that I remember.

@petethundabox5067

18 күн бұрын

@@ShadowAussie A 4 Corners special had a lot of this in it, and SBS had a few features too. I think they had witnesses/police/etc on an Insight discussion too. I've been a pretty avid true crime fan since the early 90's, so followed the investigations closely at the time. Obviously you'll never get anything quality from 7,910, and FOX/SKY, or any Murdoch publication.

Australian Law Enforcement in a nutshell

@harmonetheanimationaddict4419

18 күн бұрын

Not that different here in the U.S., honestly.

@DDM_08

Күн бұрын

@@harmonetheanimationaddict4419The US’s Uvalde school shooting is up there with one of the the world’s biggest police fuckup 😂, 500 armed officers all completely geared up to the teeth like they’re ready for war, to wait outside for 2-3 hours as dozens of little kids were dying and not one cop decided to made a move. Yeah all these Americans here cannot chastise another country when they can’t even take care of their own. At least the NSW’s Tactical team broke in after hearing shots fired, the cries of little kids weren’t enough for American Police

@DDM_08

Күн бұрын

@@harmonetheanimationaddict4419 The US’s Uvalde school shooting is up there with one of the the world’s biggest police F up 😂, 500 armed officers all completely geared up to the teeth like they’re ready for war, to wait outside for 2-3 hours as dozens of little kids were dying and not one cop decided to made a move. Yeah all these Americans here cannot chastise another country when they can’t even take care of their own. While having faults and I don’t deny the incompetent leadership, at least the NSW’s Tactical Team broke in after hearing shots fired, the cries of little kids apparently weren’t enough for American Police

First time I've heard this story in its entirety and I am flabbergasted at the incompetence displayed by the "good guys." They were given ample opportunity, a ridiculous amount of time and information to end this situation in a timely and most likely nonviolent matter! What the hell?! This story should be used as a teaching device for hostage negotiations.... "Absolutely EVERYTHING You Should NEVER do in a Hostage Situation!" My God the hostages were successfully saving themselves!?!?

Sounds like Interpol should be renamed Ineptpol.

Those responsible for the "jacking around" for hours should be in prison, swat could've taken this pos out almost immediately, instead they had to stand around while the bureaucrats who know nothing about these types of situations argued over "whos in charge"....... probably

@didihitanerve

13 күн бұрын

It's like Uvalde for adults. Senseless and cowardly.

I’m going to watch anything and everything you post on any channel! Cannot believe I’m finally catching this when it got posted! Day off Monday is starting off very well!

I can watch the same old 3 stories told by five different iterations -- but you & Diretrip always go above an beyond.

We live in Sydney and we’re here when this happened. The floral tribute afterwards was mind blowing! We went to the cafe once after it was all over and it felt very strange. It’s closed down now.

Thankyou for covering an Australian case. RIP to all victims, and particularly Tory. Two other Australian cases you should look at are Malcolm Naden (bizarre) and Anthony Waterlow (tragic). Much love from 🇦🇺.

Australia, I love you and I served alongside many fine Aussies... But, boy, did they blow it. He never should have had innumerable opportunities to stay in country. His Australian "wife" should never have been so brutally murdered. He should have been on lists for his so-called "radicalisation". I was on SORT for several years. NEVER in my life have I heard of such passive bullshittery when there are hostages involved and 2 entries. They knew there were no bombs. I'm in complete shock. No, you cannot go in guns-a-blazing but this is pure insanity. My heart goes out to the families who lost beautiful young souls. And, of course, I pray for the healing in every way for the Survivors. Shame Shame Shame that a woman can stab a woman then set fire to her to be eligible for parole! Sick.

@ShadowAussie

18 күн бұрын

Yep! I cannot believe the cluster f our government is responsible for with this. I was in my 20's back then, not long out of the Army and this is the most info I've ever heard about this especially the BS that led to him even living here! Not surprised our media has never publicised this but it does surprise me that Labor have never used it in regards to the failure of the Libs. 🤯

@PicklesBNuts

18 күн бұрын

Never seen such bullshittery? WACO Texas ... The gazillions of school shooting Uck ups?> Yes it was a calamity, to say the least, and like many fellow Australians, I watched in horror brokenhearted seeing those hostages left and fending for themselves. However, in comparison to the cluster f*ck of 'justice', under table dealings, plea deals, short sentencing, racist and wrongful incarceration that makes up AmeriKKKa, I think you may be a little one eyed there.

Always the same bad guys

I just want to say how much your hard work is appreciated Jiles. You must put in crazy hours to put out so many TIM episodes along with the Sinister series. All that work does not go unnoticed.

@thisisMONSTERS

17 күн бұрын

Thanks so much!

I once took a tour of Egypt just after Islamic state attacked the Sinai penninsular and as my tour guide, muslim himself said "these guys are just nutcases; they don't believe in anything but their own divine right" sounds like the perp here but the Aussie authorieis made an absolute balls up of this.

This is how gullible my country is

Im not totally disagreeing with your conclusion, but I do believe it was religious reasons that gave him the courage to go through with it. He definitely came across as someone who had gone down the Islamist path, had been believing the promises made. Im not sure its correct saying he got the flag wrong, the "shahada flag" is used by many fundamentalist groups as a call to jihad. The shahada is a decleration of faith. When you convert to islam, you recite the shahada. I dont think its common for the fundamentalists to fly an ISIS flag when committing an act, I believe they would carry the flag of Jihad, aka the "shahada" flag. If he did really get surprised or whatever, and say he wanted an ISIS flag added to his list of demands, it might just be that he realied that average people didnt recognise it as something scary. I dont know, Im only guessing. But I do believe he did this for religion, he did totally come across as someone who had fallen down the islamist hole.

@63zinc

17 күн бұрын

I'll agree with Giles. Monis was full of shit. He was drinking, gambling & whoring around when he did this. There was no religious motivation. Isis was shock value.

Off topic: I know most of the English speaking world are asleep, or at work, but it's cool to see how many ***this is MONSTERS*** fans there are here in Australia. If you ever make it to Melbourne Giles, look me up. I'm mates with a fair few punk, post punk and indi bands from 1980's -now. We'll show you a good time. I've got a fair amount of live stuff on my channel too if you're interested.

This was a memorable day - very terrible. Australia really stood still and waited with bated breath for the hell to end. Thank you for covering it.

"Stand Up Philosopher." "What?" "Stand Up Philosopher. I coalesce the vapor of human experience into a viable and logical comprehension." "Oh. A bullshit artist! Did you bullshit last week?" "No." "Did you TRY to bullshit last week?" "Yes."

@Erebus.666.

18 күн бұрын

Interesting... Where did that little comment come from? Is it quoted from a book or something?

@swistedfilms

18 күн бұрын

@@Erebus.666. History of the World Part One. A Mel Brooks film

@Erebus.666.

18 күн бұрын

@@swistedfilms Thanks. I knew it must've been something like that. You saved me having to search it out.

Does anyone know if these poor family members received compensation from the government? An apology from law enforcement for their inaction??

Happy Monday! I've never heard this one before. Thanks for the continued content 💜💜💜

I was a New South Wales police officer (same as these guys) for 20 years. I worked in the Sydney cbd at the time but wasn’t rostered to work this day. The bureaucracy and red tape is real. An absolute cluster. They’re currently losing 50 officers a week. Do not do not do not become a police officer, not worth it.

@cdes1776

18 күн бұрын

I'm not police officer material but my sense of justice and fairness is strong. To be held back when you know clearly what needs to be done - with urgency - must be extremely frustrating and maddening. Red tape is no match for a loose cannon with a gun. Your comment is commendable.

@MareeCK2409

18 күн бұрын

@@cdes1776thank you. This incident ruined a lot of people’s lives, including the tactical team that made entry. At least one officer has severe ptsd, and has written a book about his experience, “Tiger! Tiger! Tiger!” Very eye opening.

@misty-ym9ht

13 күн бұрын

I completely couldn't believe that when the hostage called into the emergency #, she wasn't allowed to say anything? How does that happen? I thought Any information she could've provided would seem beneficial. This seems almost unreal. Ty for your service. Ty Jiles for sharing.

People are so gullible. It amazes me. Idiocracy at its finest.

Perfect timing! Thanks, Jiles

I was at work in an office building nearby when we got word there was potentially a terrorist attack. Our building was locked down as no one knew initially if there were multiple threats. I remember being glued to the TV and how horrible it was to have learnt of the deaths when the authorities could have acted sooner to save the hostages

I remember this when it happened. Like many Australians, I was watching it happen and all the questions were being asked. WHY THE HELL are they not going in? It was frustrating and terrifying watching on a screen, I cannot imagine how it felt for those poor people. I have watched several interviews of the survivors and they are just traumatised to this day. What a cruel, cruel situation that no one deserves. May he rot in hell and his thing of a mistress get what is coming to her in prison.

@grimreaper6112

18 күн бұрын

i dont like police much but would you go in when he was armed with a shotgun they are very deadly at close range.

I was in the first week of holidays after finishing year 8 when this happened and safely enjoying a day in the city with my friends, probably about 1km away from where this happened. I remember my internet friends checking in to check if I was safe, this event really was my first experience of terrorism and I think of it as having a marked presence in my transition from childhood into an adult experience of life. Thank you for covering this story, it's a real trip down memory lane.

Thanks for exposing the incompetence of the Australian police force in this instance. Sometimes they are great, but they really dropped the ball on this one.

@sarahlocke3823

17 күн бұрын

It was not the police calling the shots that day. There were many more departments involved. Educate yourself, and stop denigrating people with your own ignorance. It's embarrassing

@sarahlocke3823

17 күн бұрын

It was also the NSW police in charge at the start of this. We don't have an "Australian" police force. We have the Federal Police. Get it right, and don't disrespect your/my country with your own ignorance. Very insulting

The extent of incompetence/deliberate ignorance for YEARS is staggering.

Hi monster Fans lots of love from Scotland ❤️

@ceeleegee825

18 күн бұрын

Hi from Malaysia!

@gingerbee98

18 күн бұрын

Hi from Oz 🇦🇺🤗

@RiaDraper99

18 күн бұрын

Hello from USA!!

@Moonbunny55

18 күн бұрын

Hey there Scotland Monster! 🔥

@kimeshareynolds2042

18 күн бұрын

Hello from USA!!! ❤

Great job again brother. Just a few minor points you didn't cover. - (a photo you showed of him with a 1% vest on) was when he was trying to con his way into a well known motorcycle gang claiming he was a hitman. - his last girlfriend converted him from Shia to Sunni.

I remember this there was a sniper that had him on site and they wouldnt give the go ahead for him to shoot it was heatbreaking for him could have saved the lives

36:52 I feel like these points aren’t mutually exclusive. It’s feasible that Man was both using the I.S. name for attention *and* supported their beliefs. Maybe theologic motivation was secondary, but to solely focus on Man’s evident mental illness without placing some weight on the radicalized version of Islam propagated by the I.S. feels non-genuine.

@thisisMONSTERS

18 күн бұрын

I understand that it could be both, but I don’t believe it is. I read a lot about him and his behavior and I believe that 0% of his motivation was dedication to IS. That’s my opinion after having researched him. I think all of his talk of IS and posting links to dead children was for attention.

@Idontexisthahaa

18 күн бұрын

@@thisisMONSTERS Ay that’s fair; I can 100% see a world where he wanted to view himself as part of the I.S. purely for the twisted and vile infamy that he saw as being associated with them. He was an insecure monster who wanted to go out being viewed as something he never was - powerful. I appreciate you taking the time to engage. I have surgery #4 within the last 2 years scheduled for September, and I mean it when I say thank you for helping break up my Groundhog Day life. Cheers.

@thisisMONSTERS

18 күн бұрын

Oh man. I hope you recover soon. Thanks for watching!

You and the team never cease to amaze Jiles! Keep em coming! 🔥❤️

Tysm for adding the cc Jiles!! ❤

It's good you talk about the victims and their lives 😊

Another great day when I see a new video from you Jiles thank you for all your hard work, you always do an incredible job

My father was one of the Special Operations Paramedics that went into the scene. Absolutely insane scene and a day I remember extremely well.

Don’t allow this AND don’t let it ruin your culture. 🤷🏾‍♂️ No more placating to feel good against those that hate the western culture.

@63zinc

18 күн бұрын

Are you from Australia? Do you realise how many more home grown terrorists & murderers we have here?

its always interesting to see that law enforcement are absolutely terrible no matter what country

Love your work Giles, esp your pronunciation of Australian place names. I had never heard the background this case before beyond the past abuse of his wife, as usual you provide all the details. 👍🇦🇺

@mandyohlin6886

18 күн бұрын

Just a lil fyi 😊 its Jiles with a J. He has 3 channels. Monsters, Sinister, and Jiles with a J. If you haven't checked out the other 2 you should

@ariadneschild8460

18 күн бұрын

@@mandyohlin6886 yeah I knew that when I typed but was too tired to edit. I've been watching This is Monsters for a couple of years now but thanks anyway..

@mandyohlin6886

18 күн бұрын

@@ariadneschild8460 understand being too tired to type. someone pointed it out to me in the first couple monsters I commented on, so now I tend to point it out. Idk.. love his commitment to the story, his narration, humor, on all his channels. 😊

@ariadneschild8460

18 күн бұрын

@@mandyohlin6886 Jile's dry humour caught my attention early on too, it's refreshing.

I've never heard of this case! (I'm Canadian)

His paranoia, as described here, immediately reminded me of that displayed by a chap I shared a flat with as a uni student so very many years ago. In Sydney ! And, an Iranian citizen, an ethnic Azeri from Tabriz. To my consternation, & then, fear, he smilingly confronted me one evening with ‘questions ‘ / accusations of me spying on him on behalf of the Australian government. This appalling nonsense came, if I remember correctly, only weeks after he’d approached me to purchase girlie magazines for him.

Im loving your new uploads are great timing for me in scotland thankyou love this channel ❤️ it's 8.50 am here

Thank you for covering this horrid story, I lived in Sydney when this happened. RIP ALL

Thank you for covering this so well and so honestly as always. People need to know what is happening in the world.

I think the authorities in UK or USA woukd have handled this situation much better, and more quickly

@kc-lp6wg

18 күн бұрын

Uvalde makes me think that this is inaccurate.

@outlander3000

14 күн бұрын

There are US cops that do not give a shit about hostages or any other innocents in the vicinity when they get the opportunity to shoot off their guns. And then there are the incompetent Uvalde cowards that were already mentioned.

Loving all your needs channels! Congrats on the success!

Hey Monsters! Thanks Jiles!

Thank you for this episode, I love the way you ended this episode, every single word well deserved! Keep up the amazing work! I absolutely love your work! May God bless you and your loved ones!

Never die never stop making content. May you live long .

Amarksman which was former ADF had the shot, he wasn't allowed the n the NSW police messed up the raid, I am a Aussie I know this story well.

Thank you for this one ! ❤

Oh yeah!! I go to both of your channel. Keep up the great work!!!

As an Australian I remember this very well. Everyone was wondering why on earth the police etc were taking so long to do anything, there were all sorts of theory’s about how it should have been handled from the staff throwing hot oil over the gunman to everyone banning together and attacking him. Australians are not used to people with guns so maybe that had something ti do with it, I don’t know. There was a huge floral tribute afterwards. Martin Place is one of the places in the main CBD of Sydney where there is just walking traffic.

Talk about a public menace! Mass incompetence by the police!

Hi from Florida. Never heard of this wow. RIP to any victims.

I forgot about this freak

@Moonbunny55

18 күн бұрын

Monster too! Afterall, this is Monsters 👹 😅

@whisperingwhiskers2804

18 күн бұрын

"Remember bit$# you clicked on my face" Dave Chappelle😂

This is a story of one Monster, a major f up of a response, innocent bystanders that most had to save themselves and the innocents that died!

Hey Jiles ~~ I love all 3 of your channels. Hope Life in the Netherlands is treating you & family good

OH HELL YEAH. Very excited to see this on your channel.

Australia needs to train their police force better.

Monis seems like the kind of guy who would be a cult leader. Small mercy he’ll never get the chance.

@thisisMONSTERS

17 күн бұрын

I feel like he wanted to be, but never got the following. Thanks for watching!

It's ironic as he was born with a chocolate dud above his lip!

🖤 your channel is showing & growing.

Hey ❤ love to see a new upload! It’s always a highlight of my week! Wonder what your next topic will be?! ❤ btw it’s been really nice to see somewhere up and running again too! I’ve always loved those stories it’s like the bits of history that have been hidden and/whitewashed and you are telling the stories that need to be told!

hi love your work and having been in the city on the day this happened it was interesting to know more details than i previously knew. I did giggle at the Martin street (Martin place) and Circule Q (Circular Key) Also i love that you add details at the end of your videos for help for people struggling with violent situations and mental health issues. Thanks for your work.

I cant help but think of that moment he told the manager to sit down, and said "im taking the place hostage" If only he would of jumped on him while screaming for help, might of had a different outcome.

Let's go!!!!❤❤❤❤

You know it's gonna be a wild one when the guy is burning people alive and it's only a third of the way through the video

This event is as ingrained in me as 9/11, I can vividly remember watching it all go down, utterly devastating.

Oh this one just breaks my heart. The survivors are so brave. I saw this on a 60 minutes Australia.

This is why I started to research true crime,never expected to turn on the news to see a siege happening in my country

Thank you

Good morning!!! You rock !

Damn, this guy was an absolute joke. Totally incompetent hostage taker, and was treated as such but the 'hostages' who kept on walking out, and also by everyone he contacted to get his message out, or turn the lights off, or get the right flag.... Unfortunately, the police were almost equally incompetent. This could have been neutralised far sooner with less loss of life. I reckon Islamic State were embarrassed by this joker claiming to be one of them.

Love your show. And your shirt! I used to live in the Beartooths in Mt.

It’s embarrassing how badly the authorities handled this

Bon Matin, my TIM fam!

@kimeshareynolds2042

18 күн бұрын

Good morning Julie.❤