I keep tall bushes around my yard so the neighbors can’t see me burying the bodies of the people who break into it.

“Three letter agency” yeah we know you work for KFC stop showing off man

I've heard lifetime burglars in documentaries say that they actually prefer when larger dogs are present because they can just lure them away with a bone whereas the smaller dogs are generally yappier and more obnoxious for longer periods of time.

My Sign: Video Surveillance Wireless Alarm One mean dog and my good friends, Smith & Wesson

That's an average American home? I'm a lot poorer than I thought... now I'm sad

My huge, oil stains on the driveway, screams, “not at home”

A quiet mind, lots of lights, knowledge of neighbors habits and vehicles. Trusting one’s intuition/gut instincts. 🐕

Looks like the video was produced by the same guys that make the Vickers Tactical videos. The lens flare, the dramatic music and the color grading of the footage look identical.

Worked for a three letter agency....TSA. 🤣

My security is the fact that looking at my house a would be burglar would think there isn't a thing of value in it and that is close to being true.

2:46 Herrrrrro

I just realize that the name of the show (Greyman) is a reference to Tyler's last name. (Tyler Grey) Tyler is literally the Grey Man

"some type of child" LOL

Watching all this videos to improve the security of my house. Things in Rio de Janeiro aren't the greatest.

Excellent video. I replaced all the overgrown shrubs with small ones and flowers, cut back the lower branches on the trees, and installed flood lights. It was a huge job to do on all 3 acres. I took a chain saw cut off the lower limbs to about 8’, dragged the branches into the back, and when the pile was big enough I rented a chipper for the day. Since I have a gas fire place, I gave away all the firewood. The property looks like a park, the lawn is easier to cut and I have 360 degree visibility day & night now. Every door and first floor window is exposed with upgraded locks, and no where to hide now. We also have a huge German Shepard, and beware of dog signs.

So basically, homeowners should put some size 13 mud boots on the porch opposite the dirty XL dog food and water bowls, and then sprinkle the porch and walkway with some .45 ACP casings, and fling a paintbrush of red paint on the walls, walkway, and grass, out to the street, where you pour out the remaining red paint to indicate a point of final death. And that's not to mention the motion detector hooked up to the dog barking sounds from the indoor speaker, and a motion camera at the front door so you can post their reactions on KZfaq. Great idea. Got it.

This reminds me of "IT TAKES A THIEF"

Wow, this helped me breaking into my neighbors houses. Thanks Greyman!

Hone Alone, is the ultimate grey man house defense.

These people who go overboard and ridiculous with home security are always hilarious to watch.

I hope after he burgles somewhere he leaves the calling card: "YOU JUST GOT LIT UP!". (if you know, you know 😂)

I love how they say the people in the house need to open the door to see who is there... Yet they have a window on the door and beside the door. Even if the side is frosted, the door window is not. They don’t “need” a peephole.

looking forward for the next episode. granted i'm not living in the US but this kind of video can give me an insight on how to improve my home security

Like I do now, this makes me want to live even more in a second story Condo or apartment with only one door in. If your on a second story apartment with one door in, just harden that door and stage your home defense guns and nothing short of a SWAT team will get in and prevail against you

*Sniff Sniff* I smell former military.

That's a big house considering its "AVERAGE"

What they wouldn’t see is me sitting in my chair with my gun pointed at the door waiting to take heads off.

Lol what happen to good all days where nobody locked their doors.

this sounds like its straight out of a movie but its as real as it gets

I have not worked at a place that would have a company come in like that but I'm cagey and suspicious enough I wouldn't let a guy go in anywhere I stopped my bosses wife once and wouldn't let her come behind the counter until the store manager and location owner told me who she was

How we got into military tactics. We have learned a bit much. So you need to break into your own house. WEll, you can do tambourines for bells, jingle bells, door bars, fix the locks on doors windows. Funny glass by the door knob. We dont know what new locks have, but they do get stripped down.

A dramatic version of the lockpicking lawyer video lol

I have tried smearing oil on our gate rails so if someone will try to climb it their hands will slip and they fall. Our perimeters are also protected with broken glasses. We have knives hidden in many places of our house where we can easily reach them. Visit the Philippines and you will see many ingenius ways on how we protect our homes from burglars and criminals.

I have a split entry. I place a 2 x 4 in front of the door and the center wall keeps it from being accessed. After a non family member discovered lock smith keys would not unlock the front door knob and broke one of them in the front door knob bought a pressure cuff to gain access through my garage. I then have to put down carpet tack board to keep the cuff from allowing someone from breaking into my garage. It will puncture the cuff. My other doors have the bars inside preventing any way to get in. Not as strong as the braces that holds a 2 x 4.

So, build a house with double layered brick, no windows or doors, plant a 50 gallon dog bowl and the only way to enter the home is through the entrance of a guarded 8ft tunnel that opens 1/4 of a mile away. Sweet!!!

Holy shit,, this is Trent from Seal Team..my favorite show..

I love this kinda shit! How often will you be releasing content?

Some really informative stuff, can't wait for the next one.

Your production values are really nice. Great work with the two camera interview angles and lighting, and the sound design and editing is very smooth.

This is awesome. Most videos on the internet only talk about what guns to buy and it gets old. My family and I (wife and 3 kids) were burglarized a little over a year ago while we were sleeping. My dad was visiting and was sleeping downstairs and heard someone walking around, but thought it was me. Other than that, they were in and out without anyone really knowing. I do own a shotgun, pistol, and vast amounts of pepper spray, but they served no purpose in this situation. BZ Greyman!

Love it Tyler! Im sooo fkn pumped about this series!

This is going to be a great series, can't wait!

A reliable way to ensure the safety of your home is to install a security system. And if only one type of protection is used in an apartment - protection against penetration - then a security system in a private house can include various subsystems: monitoring access to the building, perimeter security, and interior security. I also use the smart home system, and indeed it was the most important decision in my life. I use security sensors, security cameras and smart locks on the doors.

Yay!

Will say this, was looking forward to this and effeminately didn't disappointed so far. Really looking forward to Pt. 2

Ever raise the question that if you are being hired to act like a criminal that your client is a criminal themselves?

Now a weeklong wait, dang, props to LAV at vickers tactical and ccwsafe

Best deterrent is spent cases and size 12 shoes on the porch.

LOL this guy is a modern day civilian Commander Marcinko. LOL

You can what’s tell when someone is lying, three letter agency hahahaha,

You know your shits safe when even you can’t get in!!

I work in door to door security and a couple key points I wanna point out to aid this video to educate. 1. You can tell if they park in garage if there are tire marks leading up to ledge of garage/oil stains in driveway. 2. ADT signs easily give away the year of there system either saying it on the back of the sign or by the top of the plastic on top of the stick above the logo. Round= pre 2015 most likely a Honeywell system either phone line or 2g signal or block on top= over 2015-2017 dsc system 2g most likely or light blue adt sign= newest system most likely from the homeowner who lives there and is still active and monitored

It's simple, 1st have good doors and good locks. 2nd install a good diy home camera surveillance that covers house all around, no dark spots, cameras with movement detection and alarm in smartphone with realtime photos/video. Also chose cameras with IR vision that see at night. No one will get close to your house without you knowing. What you do after, depends on you. Period.

“Lol omg a dog bowl let’s spend time about that”

The racism at 2:47

My sister has windows on the side of her door. She installed slide bolts- big ones- at the bottom.

Yeay the next season of "It Takes a Thief" I mean... Grey Man! YAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!!!! finally!

I know this is a few years old but after watching part one had to put in my 2 cents. First - locks only keep honest people out. Second - you can never be 100% assured of anything. Third - I refuse to live in prison so the bad people won't bother me. If you break into my home while I'm away you will get to take some (or all) of my stuff. If you mess up and come in when I am at home you will have to ask Mr. Glock for permission first.

"That's a pretty big bush, I'd probably trim that thing down". That's too funny!

Paranoia and security obsession will destroy the American way of life more effectively than any imagined threat from fellow citizens.

Show us what you’d do for homes that have a camera elevated

Great start to your channel mate. I like where you are going with this. Thanks for posting this.

Watching this I can't help but think of Shawn Eckardt.

Thank you for your service Tyler.

This looks really promising, glad I subbed.

What a great series! So much good info!

this is extremely well made, and an interesting watch!

Lock picking lawyer it's just another day in the office

this is awesome, it provides awareness in so many levels.

Solid information and I'm excited about the future of this series!

Government buildings, high end real estate, seems like some body is getting ready for the boogaloo..and scared of what the folks of this country might do

Or just watch home alone 1, 2, and 3. Kevin McCallister taught me well.

Also a ring doorbell is good stuff

Great show. Watched it and can't help but compare the similarities of the purpose behind Cdr. Marcinko's Red Cell unit, although the latter focused on exploiting vulnerabilities of sensitive military facilities/ships -- and even Air Force 1.

Only 3 houses could see them breaking in. Three is pretty damn bad for a thief! Hell I bet most houses are that way.

Cant wait for part 2 This is gonna be an awesome series.

Stop interrupting him while he’s speaking.

I just make my house appear as though I'm broke and have nothing worth taking. People assume by that appearance it's not worth breaking into, so they don't break in. I also fortified parts in blind spots. I do have one of those windows on the top of the door, but I'm over 6ft tall, so it's a good viewpoint for what's on my porch.

This is very well done

Great, now I’m paranoid

My neighbors are all watching out for each other

I have no words, just, .......Subscribed

Very helpful!! Informative as well!!Thanks for sharing!!

I love what your doing here. well done and I look forward to following

Awesome video. Can't wait for the next one!

@2:47 “herro” lol. That got me good

keep the videos coming please!! great info so far, there isn't much of that on KZfaq

great series can't wait for future videos!

Tyler, Not to nitpick, but why not start with three zones...property line out, property line to skin of house then doors, windows, etc.?

I thought home security was a shotgun and some shells

I'll just get 3 big ass German shepherd in my house. That should be a deterrent.

Excellent! Keep them coming!

great video. Looking forward to your series.

I bet he's said that before "that's a pretty big bush I'd trim that down!"

Maybe consider living in a real house, made of concrete and bricks, rather then a modified garden shed made with 2x4 and plywood?

The dude you were interviewing looked like Pete Davidson's and Ajit Pai's lovechild

Old Crocs!?! Haha. I have been wearing Crocs for years due to bad feet. I am far from elderly. Haha.

I like this so much.

Now that would be a fun job eh? And my mom thinks im nuts when I tell her to kill the Christmas tree lights at night...

So much hype for the first video and it was all basic common sense....hopefully next video is informative!