Unfortunately men rule the world and most don't believe rape is a crime.

@@pluutoop What?? Holy crap! So, you're saying that "men rule the world AND most [men] don't believe rape is a crime," yet the men who apparently rule the world have chosen to pass laws all over the world to make rape illegal while organizing and comprising the police and judicial systems to catch, prosecute, and imprison these non-criminals? Why would they do that? For show? Why tho? Where are your sources that support your claim? Please share! You're not using facts or logic to make claim, you're using your own biased personal emotions to make broad generalizations that vilify a specific group of people, which makes you a bigot spreading hate. Please stop. Whatever your father might have taught you, most men are not evil. Most men, just like most women, understand that rape is abhorrent and fundamentally and unequivocally wrong. Men are equally as human as women and vice versa. There are evil men. There are evil women. Some believe there are non-gender people, and if so, there are evil people among them as well. For example, bigots willfully spreading hate and prejudice know no gender. Take note.

Be thankful there's even a Justice system because in a alternate universe there's none at all.

Idk if you are in the US or not but after watching more cases like this on YT I’ve realized a lot of other countries are not as harsh as the US when it comes to prison sentencing😕

Then there are people who claim that Islamic laws are harsh....if it were for Islam he would have been hanged for corrupting the land of God and hurting His creation....instead he comes out of jail SEVERAL times😡

Thats what i was wondering.... So many mistakes

.,.,. castration.

Theys idiot

sadly it happens all the time all over the world! those who believe predators like this can be rehabilitated are delusional. men who do these crimes will never change.

As always : no one in the Parole Service will be held responsible. How can they sleep.?

The judge's give out sentences mate, there's plenty of blame to go about.

Still is incompetent and so is Britain's government. Despicable!!!!!🤬🤬🤬

If it viewed them as "less" it wouldn't be considered a crime.

@18 Bans deep. What tf are you even talking about? Sex workers, drug addicts, homeless, etc... have *ALWAYS* been viewed at as "less than." If they're murdered they often get referred to as "less dead", because society has seen them that way for so long. Stop enabling it by making stupid statements like that, just because you think it sounds smart. It was a swing and a miss. Good job.

@@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826 nasty vile person.

@@nunceccemortiferiscultu7826 m m. Mm mmm my

Look at his crazed eyes 👀 he’s a devil

Right?! Even the offender himself knows better, that is so sad...

Part of the reason for the leniency in the sentencing for the 5 rapes was because the women were 'sex workers'. If he had raped 5 women who were not 'sex workers' he would have received a much larger sentence and not be out on parole.

@@One-Ring-To-Rule-Them-All he didn't know better, him saying he should never have been let out was not an admirable display of self awareness, it was his way of shirking responsibility for his heinous actions.

@Little Aussie nothing to do with the cops, they arrested him didn’t they? It’s down to the prosecution and the judge and jury after that.

@@melinaesposito3434 I see your point but I disagree slightly. The sentences for rape are ridiculous no matter who the victim is. Even child rapists get less time than most “petty” criminals.

And if you were a man, you may feel differently about him generalizing the half of the population you're part of. You may not be so thankful that he straight up accused men -- in general -- of not only tolerating this kind of behavior but also enabling it.

@@othertalk3313 I wouldn't. I have a wonderful boyfriend who feels this exact way. I adore him, and him being a man doesn't make me view him as anything lesser than. When we use men in this context we mean it as the man that is taught through culture, we are only calling out people who it applies to. I don't see the need in getting offended if this doesn't apply to you. If you're a good man, you don't need to defend it, you just are one and there's nothing to prove.

@@nope748 But it does apply to me, in his opinion that you originally agreed with. What you're saying now is very different. Also, our culture (in Australia) does not teach men that raping and murdering women is acceptable. I guarantee you that he wasn't bragging about these things and getting high fives from guys down at the pub or anywhere else he went. Violence against men (perpetrated by other men) is much more acceptable than violence against women. Evidence of that can be seen in crime statistics. Men are far more likely to be the victim of violent crime than women, because... again, violence against women is not in any way considered acceptable in our culture (the same is true in all western countries, and almost almost all countries overall, with just a few notable exceptions that you can probably guess).

@@othertalk3313 You breathe manosphere, it's pointless to try to talk to you

@@nope748 Oooff... the irony. I give you logic and facts, and your response is basically to dismiss me because I'm a man. You've just proved I was right all along, in more ways than one, and shown your complete lack of awareness. Take a bow.

Hmm....why has nobody mentioned that days before he murdered Jill, Adrian Bradley was arrested for Assault occasioning Grievious Bodily Harm? Despite walking up to a stranger and breaking his jaw, Bradley was still given bail for this- he was on parole at the time. I guess that victim wasn't important enough for Tom Meagher to mention. The signs were obvious of what was going to happen, yet nothing was done!

@@Slynsmiley What's also generally ignored is that men are far more likely to be the victim of violent crime than women are. It's just an inconvenient fact that gets pushed to the side in order to tell the kind of story that people like to hear.

@@othertalk3313 And who are the perpetrator's of these violent crimes against men? Other men. It doesn't get pushed to the side, and it's definitely not inconvenient, men just aren't talking about it. It's not a competiton on who is the most vulnerable in our society. Men should be holding men accountable as well. Tom is an excellent example of that kind of person. Have you done anything to stop violence against men?

​@@AgeUgeMuumi Of course, in most cases it's men being violent against other men. That's little comfort for the victims, don't you think? It does get pushed to the side. It is inconvenient. Look at all of these campaigns, activists, KZfaq comments and whatnot... everyone wants to "end violence against women" as if that's the biggest issue to deal with. It's not. Violence is a problem, and women are not the main targets of violence. That's because, whether you choose to believe it or not, violence against women is not tolerated in society. Your last question is just silly. What am I supposed to do, just generally in my day to day life, to stop violence against men or women? I'm not a police officer. I'm not f--king Batman. I don't know anyone who attacks people. Should I just call my friends randomly and remind them every now and then, "Don't attack anyone today, okay buddy?" And the prisons full of men would tend to disagree with you that men don't hold other men accountable for their actions, because most of the officers, judges and attorneys who put them in prison are men. Quite simply, that's not my job.

sex worker? dont you mean a brass or a whore

Indeed, they shouldn't have, some males are just too dangerous to live in a broader community. What is even more devastating is the fact that perpetrator (as well as his family who happened to report their concerns!) of this crime knew that: he's obviously very much self-aware what he's capable of and that no successful form of therapeutic measures exist to control his urges. Prolonged history of violence, especially prolific cases of sexual violence towards children and women, should be a red band (not just a flag) to keep some men in isolation for life. It is satysfying that reaction of the government and criminal justice system was quick and immediate. That is, sadly, more than I could ever say about authorities in my motherland.

The justice system in Australia is designed to give the criminal another chance at life. Its absolutely pathetic!

And we need to stop devaluing women who are sex workers. I am certain her husband is correct, that his sentence for previous crimes would not have been so lenient if his victims has not been sex workers. Jill's death could have been prevented if we did not continue to divide victims up as "innocent" or "sex workers" - they are ALL innocent victims.

@@rhythmisadancer8394 and that is design I am at peace with - there is plethora of offenders who do not pose such an extensive threat to community, often they made impulsive or stupid decision to engage in criminal activity and denying them right to make amendments and live better life is straight wrong and leads nowhere. Let's not mix up extremities populating CJS, shall we? But, I am equally in favour of making better judgement and strict actions against those who certainly are and will pose such a serious threat continuously, despite good intentions or advances in medical and social sciences up-to-date. There is certain population of serial, serious offenders that should face much more severe consequences, if not for their rehabilitation, at least for societies' security and wellbeing.

@@___3988 absolutely, he's very right and that was the statement that caught my attention too. It is a terribly complicated thing to do, as sex services are embedded in terribly complex sociocultural and economic strings, lately reaching out to criminal activity of International scale throughout SOC and modern slavery/trafficking. Decriminalisation of sex workers (or alternatively, criminalisation of clientele) can bring some changes also to how society sees female sexuality in general. But that is a discussion for another, lengthly day...

An attractive young woman walking home alone in the wee hours after exiting a pub wearing fishnet tights: what could possibly go wrong..

@@stevebbuk that shouldn't matter one bit. What an awful comment

@@janieoak9920 In theory women should be able to wear what they like whenever they like. But the sensible amongst the female population will understand that there's all the difference in the world being trapped inside a burka in Iran and dressed like a hooker on the pavement in the small hours of the morning in Western society.

@@stevebbuk well excuse me???? Who on earth told u or gave you the impression that women are trapped inside a burqa??? Have u ever worn a burqa or have talked to a woman in burqa???

@@greenjupiter You may not be. Some women undoubtedly are.

absolutely correct. Intentional and deliberate actions with no regard at all.

Yeah, poor guy. He really does love her. I can't get a guy to love me for more than 10 minutes ...

Yeah… apparently if you a rape a prostitute, it’s not that bad

Absolutely… 👍🏽

This has happened with a few mothers who tried to tell authorities their sons were dangerous but were ignored. I feel bad for them and respect them a lot more than the mothers who literally cover up their sons' crimes.

Cries for help are mostly ignored until "way" after the fact. The authority never listens until a major catastrophe. This is the world in which we live, another craziness l have yet to figure out.😱😲😱👎🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷🤷👎

Quite. A mother is the last person who wants their child in jail so when they say they’re better off there, you should better listen.

Yes she warned police they ignored her also a local Melbourne radio stated that a female police officer warned Baily by phone that police were looking at him. I hope she was charged

Yeah. He makes it sound like he's just not responsible for his own actions.

@@trmblingblustar - Sounded like he was. He plead guilty at the first opportunity. The talk of fighting the charges appears to have come from the media, not always a sound source of information. Regardless I'm glad he won't have a chance of getting out until he's in his eighties, but still it's clear he likely has some degree of remorse.

He's a narcissist and a psychopath--and his claims of remorse are complete BS as he's been raping women for more than 20 years. Serial sex offenders cannot be rehabilitated and really should stay in prison for the rest of their lives. This guy should have been put before a firing squad a long time ago. Sex offenders are always a threat. Beyond that, the parole system just about everywhere is weak and riddled with problems. Men break parole rules all the time and the violations are either not discovered or little or nothing is done about them. Rapists should be given very serious sentences--not let out of jail after a year and a half or five/seven years, as they are going to commit more crimes against women.

@@richardernsberger5692 - You're not in a position to diagnose him from a short forty minute film but thanks for trying.

He knows he did wrong and he found never get out of jail. But he wants out so he can live his life. The problem is he gets release despite his violent criminal history. He even admits he goes up to a woman and invades their space by trying to force physical contact then kills them because the girl rejects him (duh)!

I love that about this channel.

And no jokes and funny faces like coffeehouse house crime or that chapter and even Bailey Sarian... This channel is the best 🔥👍

@@nehag542 why be rude about other channels? You are making a fuss about people using humour to deflect pain, these aren't channels who mock the victims as they only laugh at the killers. If you guys don't understand that fair enough but you aren't any better for hijacking this case to discuss other channels. 🙄🙄🙄

@@charlalar14 same goes for you.

@@charlalar14 that chapter doesn't try to do anything. Irish people talk like that regardless of the subject matter. He is being himself and talking exactly as is normal for us Irish.

That was a cop.

I don't think her "twin" should have interviewed the husband

@@paultynan8705 I thought I was seeing things, so I replayed the beginning of the interview to make sure. I agree with you 100%; either they just were not thinking, or worse they did it on purpose. Sick

to be honest he had a loss but he has a long life to fell in love again and remarried the huge loss it's for her family, they lost a daughter, u cant compare the pain of a parent with the husband pain that he knew for few years.

@@elisa1837 yes you are right about parents , but avoid these kind of comments . For God sake .

especially when they're in prison! they're not so popular in there... ;)

Excellent suggestion

WTF? @ 22:20 they display a news article about Bayley pleading guilty to Jill's murder on Fri.5 of April 2013. And then @ 26:08 on Tues, 25 of June 2013 they display a news article about tougher parole laws. Yet...along the side of both articles the TOP STORIES listed are ALL pertaining to COVID???? What on earth is going on here? Anyone??

Kayla B the articles were all available on abc news australia website.. just type in her name and all previous articles about her from abc is up there

In middle ages they did this and honestly I think it is not that bad idea. Criminals have waaaaay too many rights...

He did not accuse her! He merely said that had she not been there at that time but at home, the outcome would not have been the same. He was made to apologise for stating a truth. The world is full of deviants and women owe it to themselves to be careful. If you can't see that because we we're not living in a perfect world we ought to be mindful, then I pity you.

He didn't say it was her fault. He said her actions contributed though. And that's true. Jump in the tiger cage, don't be surprised if you get eaten.

@@sophiamac9100 I agree with you.

@@sophiamac9100it is not about sexual deviance, it is about men killing women all over the world - because they can with the help of the law. It is about the remains of patriarchal culture which exists for 3000 yrs. Sexual offenders, rape, partners/ex partners/fathers killing their women IS ABOUT thinking of women as property, is about POWER demonstration

@mse5739 I could post you a lengthy reply, but if you didn't get my first comment, you wouldn't get that one either. All I have to say is stay safe.

And one of the sentences reduced by 3 years after his appeal. Like what in the world???? Anyone but him please. Not a monster like him!! This case made me wonder each second is the Australian justice system for real??? Treating him like their own goddamn son or something. Hell his mother was much better..

He would have got no possibility of parole of he pleaded not guilty. Need to give an incentive to plead guilty otherwise criminals will never do.

Our justice system is atrocious. You have to kill a lot of people to get a full life term.

HD

Yep, he and Jill were a rare pair.

at the very least make them serve the full sentence and but and ankle monitor on them if they break those rules lock them up for 4 5 more years , needs to be a better system

Some seeing the good in ppl no matter how they behave or what they had done. The Christian 'Don't judge and forgive fast' type or they raised that way to be kind to everyone. It is sad. I learned it through hard lessons that no one can be trusted

He did repent though

@@redlady935 he did not, he tried to turn himself into the victim

@@80kokoro the fact that he attempted suicide numerous times suggests some inability to live with what he had done. I'm not suggesting that makes him okay. He's nasty and should be locked up for life but, whilst most criminals of this nature don't feel remorse, btgere are a small number who can

@@redlady935 I am aware of only one ALLEGED suicide attempt in October 2012, it has never been confirmed by authorities. And even if true, it garners no sympathy with me. Death is the easy way out for him at this point.

What country was that in?

The more progressive we demand our justice system to become, the more cases like this pop up. If we choose to not be progressive (or even regressive), then we will keep criminals like this off the streets. But at the same time, it heightens the risk of jailing innocents and heightens the risk of jailing people for petty crimes. i am sure you are a supporter of criminal justice reform so it doesn't make sense for you to say, "Seriously unsure why a violent registered rapist was allowed out again."

@@Hello-ig1px - Sounds like you've a particular axe to grind against "progressives". It was hardly progressive to give him half the maximum sentence for 5 rapes prior to this murder because the victims were seen by the sentencing judge as undeserving sex workers. It's not progressives who create the climate where women are objectified and stereotyped. It's not progressives who are looking the other way when men say repugnant and dehumanising things about women and normalising violence against them.

Australia has some of the weakest sentences for violent criminals than of any first world nation, and even then lets them out early, it's pathetic.

@@simonw1313 ..his light sentencing was indeed because of [progressives] aka Libtards.

@@rullmourn1142 - Clearly this guy shouldn't have had such a light sentence (half of tge maximum) for raping 5 sex workers prior to this rape/murder but the idea that tough sentences are a panacea to solve violent crime of any type is simplistic. You only have to look at the experience of the United States to see why that is the case. The issue needs to be addressed far earlier - before people commit these awful crimes not after they've been committed.

Can’t believe it was 9 years ago, it does stay with you hey

WTF? @ 22:20 they display a news article about Bayley pleading guilty to Jill's murder on Fri.5 of April 2013. And then @ 26:08 on Tues, 25 of June 2013 they display a news article about tougher parole laws. Yet...along the side of both articles the TOP STORIES listed are ALL pertaining to COVID???? What on earth is going on here? Anyone??

@@kaylab5844 Yep, when you take a screen grab, as they have of an archived story, it will still display recent news to the right.

@@kaylab5844 the lady making these videos was researching old news on the internet. They are all still there, forever on the dark web. That's why there was current news content on the advertising banners on the sides😊

@@kaylab5844 She’s just searching archived news stories…

so f'n frustrating isn't it...ughh those poor parents must be in miserable pain

We hear this time and time again. Sex offenders are that way inclined and only pretend they have changed to get released early. There are numerous cases where, once released, they go on the rampage. Ted Bundy is one such case.

they give more time for drugs

Well that's because everyone knows higher-ups in state affairs, the justice system, Hollywood and all, are all creeps and predators themselves. Just look at the Epstein case, it's easy as that to name a very famous case involving a loooot of very official people from around the world.

NetFlix would have you believe he was the victim, have you ever seen their garbage?

@@salis-salis they didn’t do that in the Shannan Watts special. They portrayed him as the evil a$$ he is

I like the docs on Netflix 🤷‍♀️

The footage was taken from Australian TV shows, mostly from Crime Investigation Australia and Unsolved Crimes (which shows the most recent crimes that have yet to be solved or needs more information. At the time this crime was committed it was shown on this show), on Channel 7. Netflix would have to obtain the rights, which Channel 7 may not give them, as they often show replays of their crime shows.

Exactly. Punishment needs to fit the crime. These pieces of sh*t might think harder about doing something like this if they knew they would lose their member if caught. Castrated and thrown in prison to rot.

You do realise that calling for violence springs from the same warped mentality that the killer has? How ironic.

Here here! Let her husband Tom do it, too. Though he’s such a good hearted man, he wouldn’t. Fxck that, we’ll all do it.

@@stevecox7075 no it doesn’t. These men have no deterrent, no fear of consequences. The same goes for women who commit these kinds of crimes. We have no consequence in our legal system to dissuade this kind of sickening violence. I’d say obviously @TrueCrimeWithJenny is expressing her frustration with just this thing. We need to give people the chance to express that and not jump down their throats when they do. I know what you’re getting at, l think everyone would. But she’s entitled to her feelings.

@@DeidreL9 well there is the deterrent, the consequence of imprisonment. Im not saying its the right or the wrong punishment for the crime but its not really fair to say there are no consequences

You would if someone like yourself would start one!

for real. and all the protests they have in the UK and AUS for women's safety? we can’t even maintain women's rights :(

That's sad but at least no other children were raped

@@ftmillington6683 Certainly, and I think her silence was less about the rape but more about the permanence of his death which she felt had come from the power of her voice uttering his name. It's during the time of her silence that she sharpened her skills of observations and memory that she used throughout her life. A friend of her grandmother brought her books to read so she read many classics during this time and she came to love poetry. This same woman told her that you can only truly love poetry when you speak it aloud, which helped give Maya courage to speak her words again.

The mans brutal actions against a child lead to his own death

Street justice is faster than legal justice. From my point of view, appropriate too

WTF? @ 22:20 they display a news article about Bayley pleading guilty to Jill's murder on Fri.5 of April 2013. And then @ 26:08 on Tues, 25 of June 2013 they display a news article about tougher parole laws. Yet...along the side of both articles the TOP STORIES listed are ALL pertaining to COVID???? What on earth is going on here? Anyone??

Has it gotten better after Jill died? Rules made tighter so it would lessen murders like Jill?

@@whitedragoness23 no it has not. RIP Jill Meagher, Eurydice Dixon, Masa Vukotic, Sarah Cafferkey

It is VERY rare to rehabilitate habitual sex offenders such as this evil man. Though he hadn’t yet escalated to murder w/ his previous victims, it was coming & the signs were there. At what point do we as a society say that this man should never have been let out again? After 2, 4 or 6 violent rapes? In America we have some of the harshest sentences for sexual offenders & rightly so. Add in an aggravating factor like kidnapping of just one violent attack & you can get life.

True

Absolutely Jessie discusting comments he made her sound cheap effing religion!

👆🏻

Yeah priests don’t have a great moral history sorry to break it to you

Church is a joke

@@ajayhelliwell5817 no it's effen preists and the people that represent it. Make it seem it's made solely for men.

A strong, dignified man. That's why Jill, married him, I'd say. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Absolutely.

As an Australian, thankfully we don't have too much of this type of crime. I do really appreciate the way this channel reports on all the cases with such respect.

That's one of the saddest things I have ever seen for sure. You can feel his pain and wish you could take it away but nothing can.

Then, just a few years later ABC peds were uncovered. As well as at the BBC and Jimmy Cavill

…probably money has something to do with it. Is Australia’s prison system public or private? If it’s public, the government probably wants to spend as little money as possible and ends up releasing convicts prematurely.

It's not an admirable display of self awareness, it's him shirking his responsibility for Jill's murder.

@@80kokoro For a demon possessed psychopath to even speak that "truth" - is a bad mark on the judicial system..

@@80kokoro For a demon possessed psychopath to even speak that "truth" - is a bad mark on the judicial system..

@@80kokoro For a demon possessed psychopath to even speak that "truth" - is a bad mark on the judicial system..

@@80kokoro For a demon possessed psychopath to even speak that "truth" - is a bad mark on the judicial system..

Do-gooders.

Australia and the UK are still so alike in many ways, the justice system (or lack thereof) being just one example.

They let her down big time and as Lee said Britain is exactly the same. This pervert was allowed to just carry on with his heinous crimes. The sentences these perverts get are laughable even his mother told these so called experts he needed locking up for good. I really believe the authorities just wait until they murder someone then they can lock them up. It's obvious what a danger he was and innocent people have to walk the same streets as them. Disgusting and they all have blood on their hands. The poor victims in these cases are there to pick up the pieces of this scam justice system.

America as well, so I take it it’s every country 😢

It's like this on the US. There's more rights for criminals most of the time

All the Western justice systems are corrupted. 😢

I haven't started watching yet, but that is appalling! I feel bad for her too x

She was saying that to save her own image.

100%. He has a lifetime pattern of sexual and physical violence towards women. He targeted Jill that night because he had had a fight with his girlfriend and was angry. He was out looking for a woman to take that anger out on. Poor Jill was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. The only remorse he has is remorse for himself and the fate he must now suffer because he got caught. If he is ever let out he will offend again, I have no doubt.

You can see it in his eyes nothing just a abyss of cold psychotic evil.

Technically not a psychopath, likely manic depressive, based on his comments and behaviour

Castration should be a part of the rehabilitation

@@olololo9224 I agree 💯

Whats your line of work.

@@bari2883 DHS and DOJ

WTF? @ 22:20 they display a news article about Bayley pleading guilty to Jill's murder on Fri.5 of April 2013. And then @ 26:08 on Tues, 25 of June 2013 they display a news article about tougher parole laws. Yet...along the side of both articles the TOP STORIES listed are ALL pertaining to COVID???? What on earth is going on here? Anyone??

@@kaylab5844 the news report was written in 2013. the screenshot must have been taken recently.

I didn't realise government workers were allowed to talk so freely on social media about their cases.

@Cole Phelps it’s more the parole system I refer to when it comes to this case. It was known the perpetrator was several times over a convicted rapist and out on parole when this happened. Additionally, in my opinion we are far too lenient when sentencing serious offenders, particularly repeat offenders.

Sadly it's definitely not just Australia. An Irish judge gave a NON- CUSTODIAL sentence to a man who broke into a deaf woman's house and raped her in the room next to her sleeping children, the reason, his previous good character and the standing of his family in the community.....I shit you not. There was uproar and thankfully it was upped to 10 yrs, but this was in 2007 only! The attitude to sexual crimes in most parts of the world is still shocking!

Darling if you think the system sucks in Australia. You must visit india! System sucks so bad here.

Australian government do suck.

To be fair it sucks everywhere. But it's particularly bad in the UK and Australia. I remember some woman that killed another and got 5 years in prison in the UK. Like, what? 1 innocent person equals that?

Change the laws