Use MASQUERADE55 to get 55% off your first month at Scentbird sbird.co/3OdruRL

@arsondarksea

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for all that you do. I've loved your spooky videos for several years😊 God bless you in the name of Jesus Christ, who is the name above all names & the only way to Heaven❤

@darb_is_i

4 ай бұрын

@@arsondarksea q

@wadewilson8011

4 ай бұрын

Lazy, you've come a long way. I've been watching your videos since you were only doing horror narrations. Now you're doing full documentaries. You've probably been doing them for a while now (I haven't been watching lately), but still you've come up with your content. Well done.

@JohnGardnerAlhadis

4 ай бұрын

13:22 _"boots labelled 'Ray C'."_ Missed opportunity to sneak in a RayCons sponsorship segment, dude.

@ev1ilfreak

4 ай бұрын

Lazy 🦥 how old are u

How disgusting for the news to report that she may have been having an affair.. she was found in the wall in a bathroom stall strangled and with male dna all over her. How they could even come up with that over the man having a one sided obsession is insane. Her family had to listen and see her name dragged like that. Just terrible.

@ForeverLaxx

4 ай бұрын

That's how the media has always operated. Embellish, sensationalize, and make stuff up to boost ratings. What I don't get is why people still think the media has anything factual to say and will cite them as a "trustworthy" source of information.

@annika5893

4 ай бұрын

Unfortunately, news exist to make money. The more salacious the headlines, the more money they generate. And afterwards it can always be covered with "well at that point there was no information, so that was one of the possible things that might have happened". No apologies of course, media hardly ever thinks there´s anything to apologize for.

@rainbowsorceress2082

4 ай бұрын

@@annika5893why apologize if you're gonna do it again anyway and get richer than the people you're wronging? slimy as hell

@ForeverLaxx

4 ай бұрын

I like that my reply got deleted by KZread, but I still get reply updates. Fun.

@TokyoXtreme

4 ай бұрын

@@ForeverLaxxI know that feel. 🫂

“Supervisors, who just happened to be his brother and sister-in-law.” Yup, no nepotism going on there.

@alexandernoll7774

4 ай бұрын

it’s an entry level job (I have worked in a lab like this so I know this definitively). This feels more like having a chronically incompetent unstable sibling and trying to help them out with an entry level job with zero required social skills. I assume they didn’t know he had the capacity to murder someone

@JimMilton-ej6zi

4 ай бұрын

It's pretty much confirmed that you don't get into places like yale or harvard because of any real skill or merit, you get there because of whatever bias the people there have for you.

@alexandernoll7774

4 ай бұрын

@@JimMilton-ej6zi yes if you go to harvard as a student or faculty, not if you do an entry level job there. For context a position like his (not a vet tech or vet) likely entails cleaning the rodent cages.

@suzetamakna

4 ай бұрын

His sister and his brother-in-law*

@ForeverLaxx

4 ай бұрын

@@alexandernoll7774 That's still nepotism. It doesn't have to be a glamorous/high paying position. He got the job because he's related to the people in charge of hiring for the job. Nepotism by definition.

i kinda hate the whole “this isn’t the raymond we know” thing because it literally is. it’s the same person. it’s not like a case where he has a secret dark side to his personality that nobody has seen, if his peers and exes describe him as being a piece of shit, he wasn’t hiding his true nature. you’re just trying to remove that image of him from what you wish he was. may he rot 💖

@bridgetonowhere

3 ай бұрын

Exactly. It's one thing to say "I never realized he was that kind of person, he never showed us that side", but it's another to say "that isn't the Raymond we know" which implies he's a good person who made a poor decision or something along those lines. They are trying to sow doubt in people's minds and/or are downplaying the kind of cruel monster Raymond truly is.

@MFLimited

2 ай бұрын

they mean they had not seen that part of him and were unaware of it.

@lilpeasad

2 ай бұрын

@@MFLimited i know exactly what it means lol i just think it’s a terrible way to phrase that sentiment

@cagneybillingsley2165

2 күн бұрын

ray proved his inferiority by having committed such a comically sloppy crime

He didn’t just take one life-he potentially took innumerable lives. A mind like hers, in that field of study, might’ve gone on to save countless people from illnesses/diseases/untimely deaths. He deserved far more than 40+ years.

@HexIsme

4 ай бұрын

Just another woman reduced to a sex toy to be used and thrown away... so depressing.

@dylannicks1146

4 ай бұрын

The male ego is a fragile thing

@lissanne9769

4 ай бұрын

​@@dylannicks1146 Especially if that male mind is jealous or feel women don't belong.

@Headspr0uter

4 ай бұрын

how did this great comment wind up with such reductive responses underneath it? if we could go 5 minutes without responding to tragedy by pointing the finger at a group of people we might live up to Annie Le's potential somewhat.

@damianplasencia2708

4 ай бұрын

thats not how the law works, nor should it. that's how dictatorships, corruption, and a bad society start to form

I suspect that the fire alarm triggering may also be a way of getting through doors undetected - most card access security systems deactivate electronic door locks during fire alarm activations - to enable people to escape. During this period the doors can be opened & closed without requiring any swipe card.

@jackbuff_I

4 ай бұрын

Good shout

@ihawms950

4 ай бұрын

Didn't think of that

@Mama_Bear524

4 ай бұрын

This has never occurred to me but it makes so much sense.

@espai99

4 ай бұрын

This is true, I work in a lab and when the alarms go off in our building it automatically locks out the lift / elevators (which you normally swipe your ID card to access the upper floors) but opens all the regular doors so you can access the fire escape stairways. So anyone trying to get back IN during a fire alarm would look a bit weird but wouldn't have an issue getting back in

@efnissien

4 ай бұрын

@@espai99 Yeah, lifts / Elevators - head to the ground level and stop - they can only be activated by a special 'fire key' on designated 'Fire lifts'.

"Raymond was extremely remorseful, right, so that's why he turned himself in right away when he realized what he'd done? No, okay, so he wasn't remorseful.

@iabiluck

4 ай бұрын

Only remorseful that he got caught

@Cecylita1985

3 ай бұрын

And the gall of the father saying how remorseful, and how his son is crying and bla bla bla… what a way of making the murder of a brilliant young woman about the patethic excuse of son he got… so sad

@Imperialsummoner

3 ай бұрын

@Cecylita1985 honestly

She died in exactly the way she feared. How horrible. Hope her family can find peace.

There was no way he would ever get away with committing that crime in that location at that time yet still his evil urges overcame him. He is not someone safe to ever be let out if he has such a lack of self control.

@purplewoodencustard

4 ай бұрын

I agree, and thankfully what a blessing for the police that he was as stupid as he was academicically bright so that at least justice could be served. 🙏

@no_peace

4 ай бұрын

It's crazy because there was someone else's dna on her clothes including under layers. It was contamination from one of the workers who built the room. But he had passed away before her life was taken. In another story, with a living worker and a competent assailant, an innocent person could have gone to jail

@darkwoods1954

4 ай бұрын

@@no_peace Yeah our DNA transfers all over the place. Sit in a restaurant and your hair sticks to the seat. Next person who sits there picks it up on their jacket. They get on a bus and the hair transfers to the bus seat. Next passenger sits there and it sticks to their jumper. Could end up in someones house you never even met.

@HavianEla

4 ай бұрын

@@darkwoods1954It’s why DNA evidence is both so great but can be easily mislead. A killer familiar with forensics at all can sneak in red herrings.

@BandlerChing

4 ай бұрын

@@no_peacedifferent types of DNA hold different weights in court. Touch DNA would be considered circumstantial, while blood or semen would be good hard physical evidence. It’s not necessarily likely the worker would have been a suspect, especially if he had work records showing he had a reasonable explanation as to why his DNA would be there.

Being found the day she was meant to be married makes this so much more heartbreaking for her fiancée and family. Annie could have saved millions in the future with her research, so in fact, by the guy killing her, he's also dammed so many with terminal diseases to not be cured, in my opinion. Rest in peace, Annie Le. You will be so missed by the world and ur dear family, and fiancée 😢

Going into the room 55 times where he left her is absolutely crazy. That should have been all you needed to know 😂

@WowOafus

4 ай бұрын

I go in and out of rooms at work between 30-60 times in 10 hours. I agree it’s suspicious, but definitely not the only thing to rely on

@carolball5764

4 ай бұрын

⁠@@WowOafusif you do it regularly then it’s not suspicious, but a one off , and on the same day the victim goes missing then it’s a big red flag..

@vorpal22

4 ай бұрын

I'd be curious how many times on average he did this regularly. Unless 55 was truly excessive (which it seems it would be: over eight hours, that would be almost seven times per hour, or once every 8 minutes and 43 seconds) does seem like a lot, but it's hard to say without knowing the standard counts. If this is much more than usual statistically speaking, it should have been an immediate red flag to the police and campus.

@treyissexy87

3 ай бұрын

Exactly! That should've been enough evidence right there.

hes not sorry that he did it. he's sorry that he got caught

@jarrodedson5441

4 ай бұрын

Exactly

His father's statement rubbed me the wrong way. It's all we, we, we - and "poor Raymond" who is so sorry (yeah, for himself).

So terribly sad. You are right Lazy, his tears were for himself, for getting caught, not for Annie or her family or the possibly hundreds or thousands of people she could have helped in her future career. What a loss to our world. Prayers to her fiance, family, friends and associates who were touched by her beautiful smile and personality.

How nice of him to make it so easy for investigators to catch him

@toddaulner5393

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, just the fact he had to use a security card for entrance to the rooms. Like going in there 55 times? Hard to explain that away. The green pen.. . " yeah I lost that green pen earlier"

Any case involving SA is almost never about any kind of attraction. It's always about power. He felt weak and small and inferior to his colleagues, especially Annie. So he wanted to make her feel small and powerless. And what's the best way a man can do that to a woman? Through SA. I highly doubt he was jealous over her romantic life.

@eadweard.

4 ай бұрын

This is a cliché that we all repeat unthinkingly. No one ever questions _why_ they believe it.

@drabnail777

4 ай бұрын

@eadweard Could be true in this case, look at the man she was gonna marry, total nerd, hardly anything to be jealous of

@FunkyCigarette

4 ай бұрын

"almost never about attraction" sounds like bologna. I think people do it sometimes for the reason you said "power/control." But they absolutely do it for sexual pleasure too. Dare I say more often for pleasure/attraction than for the power dynamic? Anyway I'm not a rapist psychologist just my opinion.

@soiovey

4 ай бұрын

@@FunkyCigaretteit’s because they find the woman attarctive and feel inferior and want to crush her confidence and sense of self. it’s the most heinous crime and is the only crime that cannot be excused

@sarahb8147

4 ай бұрын

Absolutely

Man I love hearing that piano

@aceman67.

4 ай бұрын

Same, it's a classic

@davidgoldstraw9892

4 ай бұрын

I can't help thinking about that scene from scary movie, wouldn't be hearing much after that 😂😂

@ForeverLaxx

4 ай бұрын

I love skipping the intro and attached ad-break entirely, personally.

@michellegallia9361

4 ай бұрын

@ForeverLaxx I think they just meant the piano as in like the 6 descending piano notes in the very first few seconds of Lazy’s videos, not the entire intro

@wolfetteplays8894

4 ай бұрын

Same

Not the chapter named 'Everybody Hates Raymond Clark III'. I know this is a very sad case and solemn video but that made me chuckle a bit.

Being from CT, I remember when this happened. It was awful. I still feel awful for her fiancé and her family

@cdes1776

4 ай бұрын

And Clark's family.

@thebeasters

4 ай бұрын

She was helping change the world. Brutal

Went to high school with this guy, I remember heading to work and seeing his face in the newspaper when this happened. Had no idea he was capable of something like this. Hidden monster for sure.

@MrAloha-sy8zf

4 ай бұрын

I’ve gone to school with and hung out in our click with two guys that started smoking crack right out of high school and beat a man to death over a cigarette. Its crazy seeing their faces in the news and remembering who they were before the drugs got them in such a short time- just a couple years.

@semoremo9548

4 ай бұрын

Colleagues and even his ex described him as exactly the kind of person who would be capable of something like this so clearly he wasn't all that "hidden".

@domfazool8326

4 ай бұрын

@@semoremo9548 I mentioned I went to high school with him. I didn’t know him that great. His friend group was cool with mine. When this happened it was years later. I can’t speak on who he was really other than being quiet is all I meant.

@Ann-op5kj

Ай бұрын

I worked with a woman who suffocated her newborn after giving birth in her bathroom. She went to the hospital because she couldn't stop bleeding and that's how she got caught. I think about her from time to time because she just never seemed capable of something so horrible. She went to prison but I wonder where she's at now..

Thank you for bringing this event out in the open again. It is so sad. Raymond was a psychopath bent on snuffing out Annie's existence. Nothing sexual or affectionate for her at all, just jealously and cruel intentions. I so glad he was put in jail for a long time. He's stolen a treasure when he killed Annie. This case needs to be remembered. We lost a great mind with the loss of Annie.😪

@fortnitesexman

4 ай бұрын

"nothing sexual" did you miss the part where she was raped by him??

This was always a sad case. I have always felt she was busy working and he took her ignoring him the wrong way due to the stress of the wedding and work. The guy is a luncatic

@14Juicyhearts

4 ай бұрын

I mean, even if she was straight up ignoring him (even if she was rude about it), she was entitled to not respond the way he wanted. Most people would think she was aloof or whatever, they wouldn't harm another person for having their feelings hurt.

@Smiggly2574

4 ай бұрын

Hence why the guy is a lunatic@@14Juicyhearts

@Smiggly2574

4 ай бұрын

@@14Juicyhearts I did not make it clear in my post the guy is a lunatic

Raymond was most likely Annie's stalker of some sort and targeted her for her intellect and out of jealousy for Jonathan in my opinion.

@xen0bia

4 ай бұрын

Strangulation is a very personnal mean of killing someone, and generally indicates strong emotions for the victim. I definitely believe he had unreciprocated feelings for her and this caused him to resent her.

@kyon-kyon-

4 ай бұрын

@@xen0biamale entitlement. cant believe how many innocent souls lost their lives because of it.

@CodeeXD

4 ай бұрын

​@@kyon-kyon-bruh what. Somehow people always bring sexism into it.

@ForeverLaxx

4 ай бұрын

@@CodeeXD It's certainly annoying, especially because if the roles were reversed they'd excuse her actions as those of a "desperate, unfulfilled woman unhappy with her marriage plans." People like that person never see women as anything other than perpetual victims.

@kyon-kyon-

4 ай бұрын

@@ForeverLaxxyou people will dehumanize women to the point that we aren’t good enough if we aren’t an OF model or an instagram icon. then you will whine about how YOU aren’t taken seriously when a large portion of your gender thinks sexism towards women is a normal, everyday thing. majority of this channel’s cases have shown how women are the most victims, not to mention, all of them are always SA-ed. i stand by what i said. male entitlement is cancer.

Lazy's morning routine does sound better than mine, which usually goes: anger, denial, bargaining, depression, acceptance.

@MrAloha-sy8zf

4 ай бұрын

Addiction is cruel. Confide in your best friend and make a plan to change. I’ve lost many from addiction.

@xavierharding8938

4 ай бұрын

I go for a run, lift weights, shower and then start my day. I love life.

@theandrogynousmisogynist

3 ай бұрын

Acceptance? Well that elimates you being lgbt

You can tell how important Annie was with all the money the government and the court & the university were all willing to put to find her/for justice. Such a shame

The statement from the dad was so self centred! we can’t believe this has happen this isn’t him. Who cares! He took someone’s life! Think about her! She doesn’t get to live out the rest of her life any more therefore your sons gets to spend his behind bars.

This is so sad. Annie was such a beautiful, young, and successful lady.

Could you do a video on the disappearance of Rory Gene Kesinger? She escaped from prison in 1973 and hasn't been seen since. She was once thought to be The Lady of The Dunes a year after her disappearance before it was disproven. Supposedly ran away from home at 15 and turned to a life of crime involving bank robberies and drug deals. Even tried killing a cop after initially tricking him into thinking she was a victim of SA

@priscruz49

4 ай бұрын

Omg yess pls do a vid on this!!

Unfortunate loss to the world with her death, there would have been so much to contribute with her intelligence and personality within her field, out of her field and amongst the community. So much to live for, all truly deserved opportunities of happiness and incredible adventures/experiences to have.. Such an wrongful loss. Sentencing for the crime seems so meagre with her life taken.

I’m beginning to notice a bit of a depressing predictability to a lot of these stories: Guy wants girl, guy can’t have girl, guy attacks and kills girl because guy can’t handle the word “no.” Not so much a mystery as an apparently normal part of life 😕

@pannkeki8940

18 күн бұрын

True. Have you noticed it's usually like kinda socially awkward nerdy guys and not the big macho guys you'd expect it to be?

@MySpottyGirlfriend

12 күн бұрын

​@@pannkeki8940why would you expect it to be the big masculine guys??

He was crying for himself. What a wicked thing he did.

7:01 i don't know if i've seen enough crime thrillers but the moment that guy said he saw her leave when nobody did is genuine🚨🚨🚨

A person like that doesn't cry for the victims lives. They cry for losing their own. Selfish monsters.

He was living in my town when he did this. His attempt to flee the cops was very dramatic, considering nothing ever happens here. I’m so glad they got him.

Based on the article she wrote, I'm guessing this wasn't an isolated incident. Reporting him for any inappropriate behavior may have cost her the work she was doing due to nepotism. This is so tragic for everyone involved except the killer.

I like the idea of sharing the sponsor at the beginning of a video rather than halfway through.

This was absolutely heartbreaking. I’m so sorry for their loss and that monster’s apology is empty and hollow just like him. I’ll never understand how someone can so easily take an innocent person’s life. Pure evil.

This one case is fairly well covered ln other channels Ifollow; you stepped up a notch, no just for some inclusions, but for the lovely and respectful homage to Annie. Thank you for this ❤

Absolutely terrifying story for any young woman thriving in their field. You really can’t trust anyone, and must be wary of even your coworker’s intentions.

I lived in New Haven, right by Yale when this happened. It was a very sad time. She had such a bright future ahead of her. RIP Annie❤

What a terrible loss for so many...thank you for this. May she RIP.

It always makes me so angry when people say “Oh he’s so remorseful for what he did!” Because yeah, he’s sad that he was caught. That’s it. If he could do it again and not get caught, I’m sure he would. Some people are just sick. RIP Annie, the world lost a bright and beautiful mind.

That was just devastating she seemed such a wonderful person she could have changed the world and I'm sure she would have. I wish her family and friends all the best especially her fiencee. That was just so aweful to hear. I hope that she inspires people in her field. I don't even work in this field and feel inspired by her work so I sincerely hope her legacy lives on.

Damn, what a loss. RIP Annie Le

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

@Likelyfairy

4 ай бұрын

Hope you are safe after the eruption 🫶🏽

Very off topic, but I fell instantly in love with the way Lazy says 'laboratory.'

The first Lazy Masquerade video that has actually made me cry. This was absolutely tragic. Thank you for your respectful detailing of this absolutely tragic case and reminder to the duty of self reflection and understanding, and to be aware of when negative emotions are overwhelming you. But I feel no remorse for that sickly corrupted bastard. I hope Annie rests in peace.

My heart breaks for Jonathan!! Hope he’s doing ok today!!

It's a shame this world had to lose such an amazing individual. :( Also the way Lazy described her at the end was very beautiful. May she rest in peace. Condolences from the deepest part of my heart to her family, she did not deserve to die, as so many innocent people don't deserve it either. Love your videos, Lazy, keep up the great work, can't wait to see more.

I went to school with Ray Clark. He was on my wrestling team. He quit after his freshman year, but he seemed like a nice and normal kid. He was two years younger though, so I wasn’t hanging out with him outside of sports

Absolutely tragic. I’m a very small woman and my husband is often reminding me to be incredibly mindful, because of how vulnerable I am, or may be, around strangers and coworkers. Stories such as this are truly very scary.

How tragic for this woman and family. All the things she could have accomplished. Just sickening.

I've been pretty depressed lately.. I lost my job due to bs & feel so small... Your videos give me something to look forward to & focus on in the hard times! Thanks so much for all you do Lazy!

@SamsarasArt

4 ай бұрын

This comment is exactly how i feel too. I too lost my job to bs and depression has been rough. I hope things get better for you.

@AGMI9

4 ай бұрын

then you have less to lose chasing something you have always wanted to chase, dont look at it as a negative, good luck

@daveatkins3568

4 ай бұрын

I think the whole country is feeling it right now. It feels like things are coming apart at the seams. Hang in there. 😎✌🏻

@naiyaveniece

4 ай бұрын

Keep focusing on the positives and you'll eventually get back on your feet. You've got this! I believe in you 💚

@peterkeigwin847

4 ай бұрын

Keep your head up and stay confident. Things may look bleak now but you are great. Don't stop trying ✊🏻

This case is so upsetting. Annie deserved all of the happiness in the world. She had so much to offer, and poor Jonathan. What a waste of oxygen Raymond is. Why did he do it? Not that it ultimately matters, but... why does any piece of shit kill their victim after SA-ing them?

@HavianEla

4 ай бұрын

So their victim won’t turn them in. These freaks need to learn that not every kind gesture is an invitation for sex, or to respect boundaries.

@MirrenTheDragonKnight

4 ай бұрын

Sorry if this is rhetorical. So he or she cannot tell anyone. Another reason could be that they want that one last bit of power over them - they took control of the victim's body, so why not their life?

@loicnasser1826

4 ай бұрын

You don't know, maybe God saved us from a terrible event, maybe one day she would've made a virus that would kill millions...nobody knows what she could've been, but Im sure death is never without meaning.

@adeer87

4 ай бұрын

@@loicnasser1826 God saved us by having a woman raped?

@mirta000

4 ай бұрын

@@loicnasser1826 "the victim was going to be a monster" is a horrible take.

With swipe cards and a soon to be rotting body in the wall, how did he think he could actually get away with this??

@AYVYN

4 ай бұрын

He cleaned rodents

"This is not the Raymond we know...." Yes. Yes it is. It's the Raymond you fed as a baby, it's the Raymond whose diapers you changed, it's the Raymond you raised.

@eadweard.

4 ай бұрын

Stop this corniness.

@strixt

4 ай бұрын

@eadweard. "Oh No MiStEr, NoT the CoRnINeSs!" I cAnT hAnDlE iT!" Also, fucking lmao, did you reply to every comment on this video? Gotta make yourself known, eh? I'm going to guess you're invisible in real life, nobody sees you or cares lmao. Gotta work on that, chief, not a flattering look. Hurry and get your reply out of the way so I, too, can ignore you.

@briasandifer210

4 ай бұрын

@@eadweard.You sympathize with murderers

@missmisa999

4 ай бұрын

​@@eadweard. Ikr like it's the Raymond they raised but not the Raymond they knew, the Raymond they knew couldn't harm anybody so it's a shock for them too it's like they can't recognise him anymore. Dude thought he did something with the corny ahh comment 💀

@NightimeInDeepSpace

4 ай бұрын

I mean unless one shows psychopathy at a young age it generally wouldn't be the person "you know"

My SIL worked at Yale for years as a genome researcher and I’ve heard how intense the security is there. This is a wild and heartbreaking case.

I saw this story before they actually found finger prints next to her body that led back to a convicted felon. He had helped build the lab years ago, and his fingerprints were still there!!!! I always found that a bit creepy. He could have been wrongly convicted for that.

Raymond expressed extreme remorse... We're suppose to pitty him and forget what he has done?

@BobBob-cx9wm

4 ай бұрын

Heck no, if this didn't happen in California that p.o.s would have gotten a life sentence .

@joejones9520

3 ай бұрын

the le't tells us "yes"

Lazy is a creator who consistently brings the heat. Always happy to see an upload

Yet again, the media being pure and impartial as always.

I really wish people would get over that whole "But he's such a nice guy, he couldn't possibly have done it." Given the right set of circumstances, EVERYONE is capable of murder, even "nice" people.

@Engardian

4 ай бұрын

I disagree, but I agree the ‘this doesn’t make any sense, he was such a good person’ is bull. There are almost always warning signs, and there clearly were in this case. A petulant, pathetic man like that, thinking he deserved whatever he wanted, felt he was _entitled_ to Annie’s body and life…we as a society need to take men like this as more of a credible, terrible threat.

@NightimeInDeepSpace

4 ай бұрын

@@Engardian Stanford prison experiment and Milgram experiment showed the nicest mild mannered people could be capable of terrible things. Actually only a small % of people both male and female stay true to morals. Scary thought.

@joejones9520

3 ай бұрын

@@NightimeInDeepSpace my experiences at jobs has made me realize most people want to be evil dictators and will jump at any chance to be one

Wow I’ve literally been watching this channel since high school (now graduated college and working a corporate job) and the consistent uploads lately have been awesome. Thank you, Lazy!

Lazy, I just wanted to say thank you for always being so respectful towards the victims. ❤ Most channels seem to forget that these were real people.

Poor girl was gonna get married and have a bright future ahead of her.

I was just checking your channel for new video, leave, and 5 minutes later I check again to close the tab, and there it is!!! Awesome surprise! Thank U

The statement from the parents piss me off. They only care about him looking remorseful.

What a shame. I remember this. Incomprehensible. RIP Annie. I hope your loved ones have found some as well. He broke many hearts, including his own family. Smh. Thank you LazyM🙏🏼💔🕊️

My condolences to her family, fiance and friends 🙏❤️

Anything less than life in prison without parole for the murder of another is the definition of injustice

I don't understand how someone can kill like this and not be sentenced to life in prison with 0 chance of getting out.

Woman murdered, stuffed in a wall, signs of SA, guy is super sketchy - Maybe they were having an affair? The media never fails to make me physically sick.

@ohoto3896

4 ай бұрын

for real.

New Lazy video. My evening is saved❤

I know this is tmi but I had a colonoscopy earlier today and was hoping one my favourite KZreadrs would post a video and he delivered! Thanks lazy you made a bit of a shit day better!

@b3dubbs72

4 ай бұрын

Hopefully your colon didn’t have any new “uploads”

Your vids always make my work day better!! Thanks for keeping us happy, Lazy! ❤

Your heart really comes through during the final thoughts part... Damn dude, getting me all misty eyed over here!

I feel so bad for her, her family and fiancée...Such a frustrating loss. This is one of the first times I've cried listening to a case.

thanks lazy mate for the uploads

I love the regular uploads

Saved! can’t wait to watch later.

I remember watching a documentary about this case on tv when I was a kid and it was one of the first times I watched true crime in my life (also how I first heard about Yale), so this feels like it came full circle.

Hope you're doing well, brother! Great video as always.

Hope all is well brother thanks for the upload, Just getting off work,

I've been scrolling through KZread for what seems like forever and when I came across Lazy Masquerade and saw that it just came out, I actually said, out loud, "Oh yeah! His stuff is ALWAYS LIT!!" This is big news to me because I live alone so it appears that my first cognizant realization that I talk to myself was about this video!! Congratulations for being part of my descent into madness sir!! You and your content are FIRE!!😂

Lazy. Thanks for a new video, since I fall asleep to them.

RIP Annie, she deserved better than this

Lazy Masquerade you always deliver on your videos, will you ever do a video from a mystery from El Salvador?

Boy howdy, how he thought he was going to get away with it is beyond me.

I wish more channels would use the scary interesting background music. It fits in this video so well, so you should keep it up

Always ready for a new lazy vid 😎🤟

🙏 it was such a boring workday until now. Thank you Lazy!

I’m so happy I was looking for something to watch 😂❤❤

Excellent timing; I was just getting comfy to take a power nap.🙈💤😴

Video: by Lazy, Title: Intriguing 😎😎😎 Thanks for the new video Lazy and hug your furbabies all 💙🐱💙 (Hi Early Squad 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻)

@imanadult7432

4 ай бұрын

Was the title different originally? I could swear it was, but I feel like I'm bugging out

@LadyLeomon

4 ай бұрын

@@imanadult7432 it’s not just you dude, I *know* I read a different title when it was uploaded … hold me, I’m scared 😰😰😰

@imanadult7432

4 ай бұрын

@@LadyLeomon 😱😨😰

@LadyLeomon

4 ай бұрын

@@imanadult7432 I’ll miss you fellow commentor I’ve never met 😭😭😭

The scariest thing is that she predicted her own death...

Never been this early, excited to see more from you! Always something to look forward to :))

@kyleecat101

4 ай бұрын

What a senseless crime, I'm glad this guy was put away... remorse my ass, he could've chosen not to kill her at any moment, and he didn't... definitely right, these kinds of people only cry for themselves, I hope her family can find some semblance of normalcy after such a loss

Nuke's Top 5, Chilling Scares, and now Lazy Masquerade upload all in one day. Awesome 👌

@BerserKei

4 ай бұрын

Been slipping on nukes videos and just listened to chilling whilst doing dishes! I think your subs are the same as mine 😅

@iHaveTheDocuments

4 ай бұрын

Nukes is an embarrassment. Just fake stories

@Likelyfairy

4 ай бұрын

Ohhh new channels for me to look into 🤭

@dommyboysmith

4 ай бұрын

​@@Likelyfairy if you're looking for more channels, "criminally listed"(especially the "into the killing" episodes), "that chapter" and "Disturban" are my top 3. All very similar to this channel, but each unique in their own way and very detail oriented.

@Likelyfairy

4 ай бұрын

@@dommyboysmith thank you!! I will definitely check those out. These types of videos are getting me through the work day 🥲😂

I’m a lab tech myself and obviously have felt jealousy working with higher ups, but I definitely wouldn’t kill over it.

@esteemedmortal5917

4 ай бұрын

There’s always someone more important or valued than you in any institution. Someone with more advanced degrees or experience or accomplishments under their belt. It can happen in many workplaces. Sounds like this guy was entitled af and instead of channeling any of feelings into something productive (in or outside of work) he just found it easier to punish someone else.

I think that he pulled the fire alarm as a way to say that Annie left the building during that time and didn't return. Why? Because during a fire alarm, security swipes wouldn't have been necessary, so they might have believed him when he said that he had seen her outside. I believe that he had premeditated her murder and that it definitely wasn't a spontaneous thing that he did just because she had rejected his advances that morning. I hope that she's resting in peace.

I was going to say, how could a student from Yale make so many obvious mistakes. When you said he wasn't actually a student it made much more sense.