Joran's father, being a judge, frustrated this case very intensly. Something that can't get enough attention. Also worth mentioning is that Joran went to Thailand where he was kicked out of the country after trying to establish a drug and prostitution network. He clearly is a sociopath and a selfish egoist.

@KimVerhaaff

7 ай бұрын

And raised one. I'm still convinced he helped him. And this "confession" still isnt what actually happened

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7 ай бұрын

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@It-is-me...Melsie

7 ай бұрын

@@KimVerhaaff Absolutely helped him. Given that Natalie's remains have never been found, and Stephanie's body was just left in the hotel room, it seems he had some darn good and clever help in the first murder and he was clueless as to what to do for the second. His dad was not around in the second murder.

@bartsimba4

7 ай бұрын

Isnt he in prison there for life? Because he killed a hooker or something?

@ouwebrood497

7 ай бұрын

@@KimVerhaaff We will never know what exactly happened, that's the only thing we know for sure.

He became so infamous that the amount of children named 'Joran' plummeted to near 0 in the Netherlands following his crimes. And kids named Joran, including myself, were unfortunately subject to much teasing and/or bullying due to their name

@gi7685

7 ай бұрын

R.i.p Joran

@janis9523

7 ай бұрын

I must say I never hear the name Joran in Limburg

@CoffeehouseCrime

7 ай бұрын

I'm sorry to hear that. This man tarnished a very cool name!

@GCKMimi

7 ай бұрын

That's awful! I'm sorry, friend. I actually quite like the name Joran if it's of any consolation?

@Fluffy-Fluffy

7 ай бұрын

I am Dutch, I hear the name Joram before, but Joran was a new one. But it's kinda weird you were being teased or bullied just because you had the same first name. Like you can help it some sicko shares your name? But kids can be cruel sadly.

This case made so much impact in The Netherlands here. For part two: Peter R. de Vries also did an interview with Nathalee's mother about Joran blackmailing her. The journalist dedicated his life to solving the case. I know that it has nothing to do with this particular case, but Peter R. de Vries was a legend in crime journalism. In july 2021 he was assasinated. It would be very much appreciated if you can mention him and what he has done for the family in the next episode as well, as well as mentioning the fact that he was sadly assasinated two years ago. Thank you so much for making two episodes about this case.

@chriskramer2340

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, I remember feeling at least a little bit relieved when that POS was detained in Peru. And angry he still refused to admit what he did to Natalee, even trying to blackmail her family! I hope all of his prisonmates make a playground out of his ... bodies cavities.

@MissyWaagen

7 ай бұрын

Yess I second this! His death is still so heartbreaking , he was such a good man.

@OfficialDoyLum

7 ай бұрын

I remember her face from past videos I have watched. I think this is a good thing to keep victims memory alive.

@dr_alto_clef

7 ай бұрын

Rest in Peace Peter R de Vries, was cringe if he tries to be modern but had balls of tungsten

@davidlang1125

7 ай бұрын

@@DocProcRealmhuh?

Never go somewhere alone with a complete stranger, no matter how charming, friendly, or attractive they are. Especially not in a foreign country.

@davidjma7226

7 ай бұрын

And never get shit faced - always be aware of what you are doing especially in a foreign country

@euphorbia1581

7 ай бұрын

I mean...he's not even handsome, he looks like a peasant. And though what he did to her is despicable, I also can't wrap my head around the fact that she left the party with three guys she didn't know, in a foreign country....

@smoothride7841

7 ай бұрын

​​@@euphorbia1581probably she was too intoxicated to remember.

@HPSmugscraft

7 ай бұрын

​@@euphorbia1581true dat. I'd never actually seen a picture of Van Der Sloot until now. I assumed he was some Chad that Holloway fell for. Boy, was I wrong!

@nassrakhan863

7 ай бұрын

Exactly!

After Joran was sentenced and send to the prison in Peru, I remember seeing a reporter giving a tour of the prison where he was staying on TV. The people called it one the worst places a person could be in. Hopefully some will find comfort with that thought

@CoffeehouseCrime

7 ай бұрын

I still can't get over the fact that, knowing he would likely spend his future in an American prison, he decided to go to Peru AND THEN murder another woman. Peruvian prisons are notoriously terrible.

@karimawhatev.7825

7 ай бұрын

@@CoffeehouseCrime Yeah, I was also confused with his choice of country

@gcdressa

7 ай бұрын

The girl in Peru was getting notice of the anniversary of Nathalie her death on tv while in the room with Joram and sure his cables crossed again.....

@Bradonkey99

7 ай бұрын

​@@CoffeehouseCrimethe guy is an idiot. Simple as that.

@GetCraftyLemons

7 ай бұрын

I figured prisons in Peru were pretty bad, and it's nice to hear I was correct!! This man should never be free again!! POS psycho!!

Joran was well on his way to being a serial killer.. and daddy would have protected him. This case is distressing and heartbreaking! I feel for the families!

We all knew he did it all these years. His complicit father as well. I never cease to be amazed by what people can do to other humans. Enjoy your videos & how you treat the victims.

@ijustneedmyself

7 ай бұрын

I feel like I shouldn't be amazed because I know how depraved we can be, but yet, like you, I'm always amazed at our capacity for brutality.

Let’s answer Joran’s mom’s question Why would he, an 18 yo boy fixing to go to college do anything to her? Because he’s a spoiled, entitled, disgusting human. She said no so he was mad and killed her! End of story, then lied for Years and tried to extort the family for information

@DiscursivelyDesigned

7 ай бұрын

Insecure desperate males have an extremely hard time with rejection

@ouwebrood497

7 ай бұрын

This brings to mind another story on this whole case. At some point, there was an interview with Joran van der Sloot, his mom and Peter R de Vries. After some heated discussions Joran threw a glass of wine in his eyes. One can hear some woman say to the mom: "Dat heb je goed opgevoed!" (You raised it very well!)

@smashblade22

7 ай бұрын

Exactly spoiled brat I believe his father knew more and may have helped him get rid of the body. The beach where supposed he brought the body the water is not deep only way he could have get rid of the body was with a boat he is liar not sure what to believe anymore.

@fortpark-wd9sx

7 ай бұрын

@@ouwebrood497 Interesting points that you have made. Joran's recent so-called acknowledgement had some people criticizing that some parts did not seem to make much sense. My opinion was that, unless proven otherwise, Joran's narration in Peter R de Vries' operaton was likely the most accurate. It was a time when Joran felt comfortable to speak his mind in an informal manner. Of course that version also had gaps. Perhaps the consistent thing he did was to shield his daddy. The Holloway family more or less understood Joran would never tell the whole unvarnished truth. What mattered was that he officially declared responsibility in a formal situation.

@Euntooda

7 ай бұрын

There is something in their family, perhaps.

Beth Halloway has been such a strong advocate for her daughter Natalie all these years! I can't imagine the pain she's gone through. Losing a child is one of the most painful things in this universe to go through. But to not ever be able to find their body and have it laid to rest has to be like twisting a dagger through the heart. 💔 Hugs to Natalie's family and friends. I'm glad the US shipped Joran back to Peru.....where the prison system is even worse than here. He deserves every day he's in there and more.

I was still in school when this happened. I cannot believe that it's taken this long to find closure for the family. Thank you Adrian for your compassion again.

@betsylaughlin8652

7 ай бұрын

I graduated high school in 2000, so I could relate to this girl a little bit, being close in age to her…in my opinion as a young woman/girl back then, I could see how this happened…I was also a very naive and generally sheltered 18 year old who went crazy with alcohol when I had my first taste of freedom. I was a “good girl” type who tried to do the right thing, etc, but made many bad decisions bc of alcohol and boys. I feel very sad that she paid so dearly for this mistake, when so many others do all the same things she did, and live…the only mistake she made was unknowingly being alone with a psychopathic killer. RIP Natalee and Stephany.

@benmcreynolds8581

7 ай бұрын

​@@betsylaughlin8652that's a very honest take on a situation like this. Most people (even myself) also went thru a faze in my life around the end of HS & the few years afterwards where i went a little crazy when it came to social partying, risk taking and substance use experimenting and it's really sad how some of us can go thru that & make it to the other side once you get it out of your system... But she sadly lost her life & it's beyond unfair. It's unfair some people judge her and people like her because so many people go thru a hard to explain life lesson like this. She never deserved to lose her life... It's beyond frustrating that people take advantage & take away people's lives when someone is just growing up and learning. No matter what some people say, some people have to live certain experiences first hand to really learn certain things. Just because someone isn't perfect or makes mistakes doesn't mean they are a bad person, in fact it can weirdly help them learn about things better than any cautionary tale ever could... It's hard to explain.. i just don't get these people who comment on stories like this with an attitude like "well if she or he never did this then this would have never happened.." *as if the vast majority of us never had moments in our lives where we were irresponsible and slightly risk taking...? It's just ridiculous. She or anyone else should never lose their life from some monster hurting them... I graduated HS at 17 in '07. It was crazy how long it seemed to take to solve this case. I remember seeing it everywhere in the media...

@RookieAssassin

7 ай бұрын

Same here, I remember kids at school singing “Diep in de zee Natalee Holloway” (To any English people: It’s the Dutch version of “Under the Sea” from the Little Mermaid) I was so disgusted those kids thought that it was funny and were joking about a literal murder and I still can’t wrap my head around it all these years later. Like where did these kids hear that?? We were very young at the time so it must be something they heard and were just repeating from their parents or other adults.. So disturbing.

@nisey_holmes

7 ай бұрын

I was just thinking I graduated in 2008.. I remember this case and her name.. it’s etched in my mind. It’s sad it took this long but I’m so happy Justice was served.. RIP Natalee* ❤🙏🏾

@Erebus.666.

7 ай бұрын

@@RookieAssassin Diep in de zee? Ha, That's hilarious... Brilliant.😂

I remember this case very well it's really sad that the lives of two young women were gone because of this monster of a narcissist. In my opinion he killed Natalie and dumped her body in the ocean because they had search parties literally search the entire island of Aruba and they found nothing. The only thing I can say is I hope these two young women find peace and someday justice in the next world.

@KATYMCGINN

7 ай бұрын

💜 I HAVE ALSO FELT THIS IS WHAT THAT MONSTER HAS DONE TO NATALEE. DIDN'T HIS FATHER HAVE A SMALL PLANE? AT LEAST IT GIVES ME GREAT THOUGHTS IN KNOWING THAT HE'S IN A HELL HOLE IN PRISON IN PERU 🇵🇪 EXACTLY WHERE HE BELONGS! HE IS EVIL. REST IN PEACE YOUNG LADIES, GONE TOO SOON 🕊🙏🕊💜💜💜

For a lot of us millennials this was our first time seeing a true crime story be so mainstream and all consuming of the media. Excited to see you cover this

@Curious.Badger

7 ай бұрын

Agreed it was a huge one when I was growing up. I'm so happy that it got solved and she got justice. Hopefully her mom can find peace

@HeatherHolt

7 ай бұрын

Yes Natalee and holly bobo are two I still remember often.

@stitchedtogether88

7 ай бұрын

This and the lacie peterson case

@Mrboomer135

7 ай бұрын

Lacy Peterson for me

@majestical15

7 ай бұрын

I remember when I first saw this case, back when I was 9. I was like 👀 Mind you, I was watching *La Madrastra* (The Stepmother): a murder mystery soap opera that centered in Aruba

You could even make a part 3 to the case, as the reporter (Peter R de Vries) that got the confession was sadly murdered as well because of his work (unrelated to Joran van der Sloot though)

Somethin i always find nice in cases like this is how the community comes together to try and find the victim. Its very bittersweet of course but nice to see people coming together in an effort to find the young lady

It’s so hard hearing the final moments of this beautiful girl live. It’s utterly unimaginable. All respect goes to her family, I’ve not seen such dignified people in a while… thank you for sharing. Your detail is outstanding in all cases you cover. Thank you. Patrick in Dublin.

So sad that her parents had to go through the awful descriptions of her death The fact that after that, he attempted to extort them It is hard to wrap my head around

@It-is-me...Melsie

7 ай бұрын

I can't even imagine what they've been through. It has surely been a long and gruelling ride for them, and they've had to come to terms with something quite horrific.

@DroppedCookie

7 ай бұрын

She did it to herself who cares

@Lil_lioness

7 ай бұрын

​@DroppedCookie what a disgusting view

@shebacynn1320

7 ай бұрын

@@DroppedCookieweirdo comment

@It-is-me...Melsie

7 ай бұрын

@@Lil_lioness She's either under twelve years old, or she's a sad little attention seeking t r o l l. Possibly both.

Hi Adrian. Peruvian subscribed coffee addict here. Stephany's story also caused a commotion here in Lima. Now he's in jail freezing in the south of Peru. I still can't wrap my mind around him getting someone pregnant and marrying her... but hey... prison life. Can't wait to hear your take on that case.

My Dad is a native Arubian & is very happy her family and all islanders can now have some peace. Aruba is independent of the Netherlands now.

@douloureux.

7 ай бұрын

Since 1986, not recently.

@blessed5655

7 ай бұрын

Not really true by the way. The Netherlands still have to look after these islands as they can't on their own and some parts are still the Netherlands. A lot of Antilianen live here and are criminals. It's a bit of a joke that they send their shit to Europe. Joran was the opposit and he was a return to sender😂😂😂😂

@mrs.maduro3810

7 ай бұрын

Aruba is not independent from the Nederlands

@mrs.maduro3810

7 ай бұрын

At least one of the videos is not Aruba.

@cerberus9832

7 ай бұрын

Mate jullie zijn absoluut niet onafhankelijk 😂

This tragedy still haunts me. Our Dutch crime journalist Peter R. de Vries used to be totally invested in this case before he got murdered. We all know that Joran did it but how and why and where Natalee remains are we will probably never know 😢

@origamikami3486

7 ай бұрын

Why was Peter murdered?

@Rahnstahp

7 ай бұрын

Probably for covering this case

@idwtbkabbam

7 ай бұрын

@origamikami3486 @Rahnstahp He was murdered for his covering of/involvement with the trials surrounding a number of murders in the criminal underworld, most of which were orchestrated by crime boss Ridouan Taghi.

@RacingPepe

7 ай бұрын

@@origamikami3486 A white man who digs up people's history and crimes and publishes them on national television and actively finds people and confronts them with critical questions? I'm honestly surprised he lived as long as he did. And we will probably never have a replacement like him ever again. Edit : also he rejected any form of security or guard.

@Triggernlfrl

7 ай бұрын

@@origamikami3486 Because you take a risk when you are shill for the goverment..

Before I watch the video, I just wanted to say that now that I have my sense of smell and taste back after a bout of Covid, my wife and are really enjoying our Classified Coffee. I love the quality of the mug as well. Can't wait to see what you do next. Cheering for you!

@CoffeehouseCrime

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so much man! Glad you're okay and I hope you enjoy the coffee!

I love to see a dutch case about Peter R. De Vries. I can remember this case being on the news in the Netherlands on my grandmothers tv. Btw i love to see all my fellow dutchies in the comments. Adrian keep up the good work❤

How do we know Joran isn't lying again about Natalee's final moments? It's almost like he gets a sick pleasure out of tormenting her family. I'm skeptical of this confession.

@ouwebrood497

7 ай бұрын

Yes, I'm skeptical too. We simply will never know. Other crime journalists than Peter R de Vries (less famous) have found evidence that makes it highly unlikely Joran committed the murder. I don't know and honestly, I don't really care. JvdS is a horrible POS and Nathalee will never be found alive.

@catlady5359

7 ай бұрын

I tend to think he r@p3d her before killing her. But maybe admitting that would get him killed in a Peruvian prison…

@TheJosevr

7 ай бұрын

Because it is not possible he brought her body a few meters in the ocean, she would have ended up on shore

@ouwebrood497

7 ай бұрын

A few things that still need an explanation: - When Joran and Natalee were driving around the hotel room of Natalee was opened with her hotel card - When Joran was at home after he was at the beach the hotel room of Natalee was opened again with her hotel card - For a third time, while Joran is checking his hotmail from home, the hotel room of Natalee is opened with her card One of the ex boyfriends of Natalee was also there and Natalee and Joran were quite intimate (taking bodyshots). There is also a shady pron producer that was on Aruba at that time who suddenly disappeared from the Island after Natalee's disappearance. Third of all, there was a cause of a woman who was almost kidnapped on the same beach Joran and Natalee went to. Book 'Cold Cases'De grootste misdaadmysteries (Dutch), Timo van der Eng, Wim van de Pol, Vincent Verweij, Amsterdam 2012

@HoneyQuint

7 ай бұрын

​@@ouwebrood497guess nobody believed u

Thank you for covering Natalie's story. You did an amazing job on it. With her only being 2 years older than my son and lived not to far from where we are from, this case really was hard. Listening to his mother say what a great kid he is and why would he hurt anyone or mess up what he has, really hits differently now. Thank you for all the hard work you do on these videos.

Definitely been waiting for this since his confession is so recent! Nice reporting Adrian, as usual!

@CoffeehouseCrime

7 ай бұрын

Thank you!

That smirk on his face when he said he didn't do it - duper's delight

“Aruba has the lowest crime rate of the entire Caribbean.” Well yeah, Joran Van Der Sloot hasn’t lived there for years

I absolutely LOVE how you pronounced his name as "URINE" throughout this vlog. 🤣🤣 Much more appropriate than "Your-on". 😆😉 Rock on, Adrian. 🥰🥰

Such an infamous case. So pleased that it was finally solved and the family have closure. Thanks for your brilliant coverage Adrian. Respect from Melbourne Australia 🙏 🌏 💙

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7 ай бұрын

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@AthyDuGard

7 ай бұрын

Hey Cynthia, also a Victoria here. Do you find there's a lack of Aussie/NZ cases covered by true crime channels? Got any recommendations for locals that create content about our own stories? Most OS channels just focus on the backpacker murders or Snowtown, etc.

@Cynthiabecker24

7 ай бұрын

@AthyDuGard Hi, great to see a fellow Victorian. Give me a minute and I'll see what I can recommend.

Dutch guy here, I've been interested in this case since I was a young kid, I was almost 5 years old when this happene, Joran is born in the same city as I am (I am not kidding) Joran is a horrible person, for what he is, and for what he did, great video as always Adrian

My 18 yo daughter asked if she could go on a class trip to Cancun Mexico….and I laughed and laughed.

@coyboybc

7 ай бұрын

You are an awesome adult and parent !

Justice Finally for the Family!!!! So Sad! Thank you for sharing her story Adrian. Have a great day!!! ❤🎉

This case just goes to show that even with a loving and well-off family a person can be a piece of crap. There is no excuse.

@sanna9062

7 ай бұрын

You don't know how loving they truly were though

@denisehagwood4542

7 ай бұрын

​@@sanna9062 what

@thecook8964

7 ай бұрын

Some people are born a psychopaths. Brain configuration doesn't allow the ability to feel empathy & they need more stimulation than relatively normal people. No excuse tho

I’ll never forget this case. I grew up 51 minutes away from Mountain Brooke. My brother was murdered the day before she went missing May 29, 2005. He was a good kid all in all he was out partying with friends celebrating the life of two friends they’d lost the year before in a motorcycle wreck. He was leaving to get a couple hours of sleep before work. A car pulled in front of him and shot into the car hitting my brother 6 times and his older cousin 5 times killing them both. My brother didn’t know the man he had beef with his cousin. Wrong place wrong time as they say. We knew who did it the man immediately went on the run. It was on the news for one day his murder once charged the murderer had his picture posted one day. As a kid it hurt that’s why I realized statues really is everything thing and black lives don’t matter to the public. They had her on the news here in Alabama from sun up to sun down. While my brothers murder ran free. It still pisses me off till this day. The guy was finally caught in October that year in California he got stopped on a random traffic stop after work. If he’d got a new identity they probably would’ve never found him. He forgot his fake SS number. I was never mad at her or her family just the media I hate it took so long for her family to get the answers they deserved but my brother mattered to. The media didn’t care about a black kid violently murdered. He wasn’t one of them kind of kids he drank and smoked the same as her but even as a kid he had plan it was different than hers but he had one. To know him was to love him. He was loved he’s still missed we love you Brandon Drew Bennett Oct 23, 1987 - May 29, 2005 thank you for being there for me I couldn’t have asked for a better big brother

@rt66vintage16

7 ай бұрын

I'm sorry that you've lost your big brother. 😢 Virtual 🫂 hug.

@giuliaorsini1446

7 ай бұрын

Your story has touched my heart. It is not Natalee's fault she had great coverage and it is true that caucasians are usually given more attention. That said, nobody deserves their life cut short, at least your brother did not suffer. I am sure he watches over you and knows how much you care. Living in a quiet safe place in europe, what you write sounds like a scene from a movie to me

@TheFreshPrinceOfSaiyans

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing your brother’s story with us. 🥺🖤

These type of videos hit different after listening to your Oxford, Michigan one a couple weeks ago. I live in the town next to Oxford and the two are very intertwined. Knowing people invovled in the stories and living with the ramifications brings a new level of empathy to every other family and friends shown in these. Thank you for always presenting these events with respect and consideration that there are real people still living through these everyday.

The Dutch reporter who interviewed Joran was assassinated 2 years ago, related to another case.

Was having one of the hardest day of my life. After all the crying I can now pull up a blanket and relax watching the case.

@leahdugan427

7 ай бұрын

Sorry about your bad day😞💕

@gunsnrosesforever100

7 ай бұрын

Chin up, it's gets better eventually I promise

@gayavardan

7 ай бұрын

I don't know what you are going through but I sincerely wish you all the best and a peaceful bright day when you wake up the next morning.

@GCKMimi

7 ай бұрын

Sending hugs from one person struggling to another. You'll get through it 🫂

@JessicaDuBois

7 ай бұрын

I'm with you but it will get better. God bless you

I always love when Adrian drops the video between my work meetings!

Thank you, Adrian! Did you know the Dutch reporter Peter R. de Vries was killed July 6th 2021? I would be very interested to hear you tell his story!! Sending love to you!

@KimVerhaaff

7 ай бұрын

Yes!

@KlaunFuhrer-du7fr

7 ай бұрын

something political?

@kevinvanharen1740

7 ай бұрын

​​@@KlaunFuhrer-du7frHe was killed on the orders by a drug lord unfortunately. He got shot in broad daylight.

@lanoosaurusrex

7 ай бұрын

Omg…in the NL?? What the…I need to look this up. I lived in the NL for almost 3 years and feel a deep attachment to the country and its people.

@kevinvanharen1740

7 ай бұрын

@@lanoosaurusrex Yes, in Amsterdam. He got murdered on the order of Ridouan Taghi, head of the Mocro Maffia.

Hey Adrian, love your videos and your wonderful compassion for the victims and their families. I'm going to order your coffee and I never miss your videos. Cheers and keep up the great work!😊😊

Such a sad case for the families. Adrian is compassionate, concise and an all round lovely person.

Cup of classified and a case I thought I knew fairly well. Your research skills are epic as well as your impeccable delivery. Thanks for bringing us awesome coffee to drink along with your videos!

I am BAFFLED that the school and parents thought it was a good idea for these students to take a trip to a foreign country with a lower age limit for drinking. Even with chaperones, it seems like an incredibly risky thing to do.

@It-is-me...Melsie

7 ай бұрын

They are effectively adults. Very young adults, but adults nonetheless.

@coyboybc

7 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing ! The parents allowed their daughter to take such a risky trip with drinking and sex in a foreign country! Her friends and family should bare part of the blame!

@poeticsilence047

7 ай бұрын

​@coyboybc I am sure they will never forgive themselves. Not to mention, my guess is that everyone at that school probably is well off so it's a normal thing for them to do.

@esteemedmortal5917

7 ай бұрын

You couldn’t pay me to chaperone such a trip. Such a bad, bad, bad idea. Yes, the reckless behavior would likely have just happened at college campuses instead, but at least if something went south, you wouldn’t be dealing with a foreign country.

Happy Thursday Adrian!!😊 This case has so many mixed emotions with me. The sadness of the parents losing and never finding her is beyond heartbreaking. The anger because of what that ass did to her and then he did it again. It disgusts me. I'll never understand the evil that lurks inside someone. Thank Adrian. 🕊️❤️🙏 What's so sad is she would have been 33 years old now. Married and probably with a couple kids. Heartbreaking 😥

I only hope Peruvian jails keep him in conditions he deserves. He got so much more time to live in freedom than Natalie and Stephanie who were going to bring so much positivity to the world. It is always hard to know two young ladies families were suffering as a monster didn't care what he did and exuded a disregard for life and his own actions.

@KlaunFuhrer-du7fr

7 ай бұрын

He became father as I remember while in jail...

@d5orin

7 ай бұрын

He's no longer in Peru and he was doing fine there. He married and had a baby. He even had his own drugs gang in Prison with him being the leader. The baby's name is Dushi btw, it means sweetie/baby in the Antillean language.

@curiousmind3801

7 ай бұрын

@@KlaunFuhrer-du7fr he did. His wife divorced him and is changing the childs name so the child has no association to him. Not that he would care but no child should have that monster as their father

@curiousmind3801

7 ай бұрын

@@d5orinI am not sure what your definition is of fine but I wouldn't class his time as ''fine' - His wife left him, she is changing the child's name so the child has no ties to him. - He was busted for selling drugs and moved to another prison where he got attacked by inmates. - The prison he is now in is worse than the one he was in. - His mother has no contact with him. - He got an increased sentence from 2038 to 2045 (maximum he can do by their law) - He is showing the world he is indeed the steaming pile of garbage he is 💩💩 Two beautiful women who would have continued to hold an amazing space in this world and contibute so positively, instead we have him wasting space.

@KlaunFuhrer-du7fr

7 ай бұрын

@@curiousmind3801 Oh, She must have thought he is Salvation army missionary when they were making a baby...😁

I love that you keep pronouncing his name “urine”. Perfect!

@naninolovyou6388

7 ай бұрын

😂😂😂❤❤❤ I didn’t even catch that…LOVE IT- Urine is a POS

I love your style of videos Adrian. Been a go to since day 1. Love you and Nero so much! Keep it up! 🎉❤

@CoffeehouseCrime

7 ай бұрын

Nero says thank you! haha

Terrible idea for a school to sponsor this kind of trip!

@coyboybc

7 ай бұрын

My thoughts exactly! But I blame the rich and wealthy parents that thought it was a good idea also ! If this had happened to a regular blue collar workers daughter it would have never had so much publicity! But a normal hardworking family couldn’t afford such a pricey trip! Nancy Grace rode the story for years!

@supastar25

7 ай бұрын

Exactly...a trip to another country with only 17 supervisors for all those kids 24/7 for 5 days...in a country with legal drinking for all those kids...none of this was ever going to end well

This is my favorite channel. You always handle the victims with such care and compassion. But also are the most accurate with these cases. ❤❤❤ You deserve all this success and more my friend!! Ty for what you do!! ❤❤❤

Good morning Adrian. Thank you for another fresh cup of crime

Skeptic Aruban here. Am skeptical about his claim of dragging her body out and "letting it float away". If they were on the western coastline, where the hotels are, her body wouldn't have been carried out to sea unless he brought her *way* out first, which would have required a boat, which would have required an accomplice. The currents there don't drag you straight out to sea from the shore.

@samsamcupcakes6476

7 ай бұрын

This version was on the table for a while... But what matters is that he did kill her and confessed... We will never know what happened exactly. I believe he was helped by his parents.

Adrian, I really appreciate your concise yet short crime videos. Other people that offer crime videos really draw them out. Thank you!

Rest in peace: Peter de Vries, one of the best. Also a very tragic ending for the two young women, may their families find comfort in their beautiful memories.

Awesome video as always!!!

Absolutely great work as always, Adrian. Keep being awesome, take care and stay safe. Gonna listen to this and a few missed vids of yours on a binge with my coffee! 👍🏼

thank you for giving stephany her own dedicated coverage, by the way 💖 i look forward to hearing her story next week

I was so immersed in this tragic story years ago. Adrian your channel did a superb job narrating this very sad case of Natalee Halloway. RIP Natalie🙏

Thank u for sharing this. Brutal story .. be safe everyone

Thanks Adrian you told her story with such class and grace 🙏🏼

Glad you covered this!!!

Thanks for another great video Adrian.

I'm old and remember clearly when Natalie went missing. I'm glad THIS POS finally told the truth. Her parents are at peace at last...

@ExiledStardust

7 ай бұрын

He didn't tell the whole truth. He left out how his father helped him dispose of the body.

Earliest I've ever been to a video! I love what you do, and the emphasis you place on how these crimes impact victims and their families. Keep it up ❤

Love this video and that is saying a lot because I have seen countless videos on the case. So happy you are doing a second video Stephany! Great job as always!❤

Another great one Adrian 👌🏽 thank you 😊

I’m within 2hrs of uploading maybe he’ll see this!!! Hello Adrian, love the way you present these stories with care and respect, even my parents like your videos! Happy to see the success of this channel grow ❤

I find it sad that our American culture is so fascinated with partying to the extreme. Girls and ladies - never, never go to a bar alone, go with friends and leave with friends. Never go alone with a man you do not know. If he cannot stay around your primary people he is not for you. If he insists on getting you alone he is a predator trying to isolate you.

love your videos! thank you for another upload ❤

The highlight of my week is here! Thank you for another video❤️❤️

Thank you soooo much Adrian for respecting Natalee and Stephany's memory !!! That was a beautiful tribute ❤ We need more youtuber like you

Can't wait to watch your uploads with a cup of your coffee. Great job every single time, Adrian. How do you even manage to do the research, script writing, filming and editing in a matter of days?

@davidmetzler6670

7 ай бұрын

Oh stop sucking up

Thanks for another interesting video!

Yay! Always happy to see a new coffeehouse crime video. 😊

Hi I m from Mumbai India and I cant remember how i came across your channel - but its amazing how much research you put in - and how detailed and balanced your videos are without getting into cliches or biases - altho crime makes sad, i shall never understand how someone can kill another human being- but i like watching your videos what a horrible person Joran is - hope he never gets out and is in one of the worst prison ever where he is so tortured daily that he regrets he was ever born

Love your content Adrian...we appreciate your hard work 💓

Thank you for posting! Just made my coffee ☕️ cheers

Always have a good day when i see Adrian upload! Already know it's gonna be awesomely done. Love ya, man!!

This story is so heartbreaking. And what a piece of trash he is. Thanks again for another great crime story.

What a crazy story that should have not taken 10 years to solve.

A perfect timing to get my work day started! Thanks Adrian !!

Good morning Adrien!! It’s always a good day when you upload a new video!

Keep up the good work. I love your videos, and Nero too

I’m from Alabama, and I just can’t bring myself to watch this one. However, I am so grateful that her loved ones can have some peace.

@kristensimmons5107

5 ай бұрын

I am from Alabama as well, just a few hours away from MTN Brook. I have followed this case since it happened. I believe I was in 9th grade during the time. It's just as heartbreaking now as it was then.

Please keep up posting i love the stories you provide

You are hands down by far the best storyteller on here and in any Forum that I've watched or listened to I love your voice and detail you could honestly tell that you do your research and study a story before the words come out of your mouth,coffeehouse fan fosho!!

What a case😢! Thank you Adrian!

Ladies, NEVER ever leave your drunk girlfriend with some dude let alone 3. Sadly, Natalie made a very bad decision that got her in this situation. Sad.

I remember this very well since im Dutch, and this was all over the news for a long time. You've explained it very well!

ay great job on the videos keep it up !

I remember when this happened, can't believe how long this case was dragged out

now I have to have another coffee. awesome!! coffee and true crime go together perfectly

@Jesusofsuburbia768

Ай бұрын

Clever channel name, they do go well together

Weirdly I was just looking to this case last week. So glad to see it covered!

Fell on hard times... Thank you for all you do with your videos. I'll make sure to pick a bag of Classified when I can.

Thank you Adrian ! I just brewed a cup of classified coffee.. it’s perfect for a rainy morning.

It’s so weird, how the one person that gave birth to you, raised you from a vulnerable baby into an adult, live with you in the same house for at least 18 years and be so painfully wrong about their kid’s character. Love truly does blind people to a disturbing fault.

@dianeshannon7988

7 ай бұрын

Bit of victim blaming there she was a young maybe naive the Freedom went to her head she chose the wrong douce bag aka killer to dally with he chose to murder her for his own vile reasons.

@shachede6828

7 ай бұрын

Most parent don’t believe their kid is a monster, so can’t blame her, especially when it still fresh you’d have to process it

@alf3626

7 ай бұрын

It's called 'Denial'

@simonaxlz

7 ай бұрын

@@shachede6828most parents of killers are still in deep denial. A kid that murders a girl because he got rejected is not a normal kid. The mom is delusional at best

Thank you for another great video.

Wow I’m on time! Thanks Adrian

I am glad he has finally been charged. I always knew he was guilty he oozes arrogance. I hope his time behind bars is not an easy one. RIP Natalie, my heart goes out to your family

Julian - you might want check this case out in Australia (yet another from here). 'An Australian woman has been arrested in the Pacific republic of Palau, accused of repeatedly trying to murder her ex-husband in South Australia. Mother-of-two Lisa Lines, 43, was arrested by Palau law enforcement on behalf of SA Police's major crime investigation branch and was remanded in custody in Koror'. Looks like a remarkable case. BTW - best true show on the internet.

Thanks for posting!

Really enjoy your videos! Especially with my morning coffee ☕️