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As I person who has had 5150 called on them this behavior from the cops doesn't surprise me. My therapist actually had to call on ambulance for me. If she hadn't called I would have left and done what I was going to do. I had to wait 12 hours just to go to a clinic. When I finally got picked up, the EMTs said "do you really need to go you dont seem crazy?" Everyone is dismissive of mental health until something happens.

They literally begged the officers to detain him

21:30 That statement from the victim's son, Dominic is underrated. The ability to sympathize with all parties from his standpoint shows incredible emotional intelligence. His mother must have been an amazing therapist and it shines through him

I actually feel sorry for the psychiatrist too... She knew what was happening, and the police just ignored her, I imagine she's gone some very deep guilt over that. Her profession wasn't taken seriously, and innocent people died >_< And in the UK, police CAN detain someone if they think they are a danger to themselves or others, to then be assessed by medical trained people. This is so sad >_

I'm not excusing what he did, but holy shit the mental health system failed him so badly.

as someone from san diego, who works in social services, this story always really gets to me because we're trained to report dangerous or concerning behavior to authorities. the psychiatrist is a mandated reporter & the cops didn't even try to do their job, when she was correctly doing hers.

Eileen and Arianna looks like such sweet people. The son's compassionate comment shows how good of a family this is.

The guy talked about driving on the wrong side of the road, he told his mother he would kill her over a thermostat, the parents were doing everything they could, and even a neighbor was like. "Yo, something is wrong with this guy, someone needs to hold him." And the response from cops was "well its just an infraction, he needs to do something violent first." This could have been prevented if they did a hold or tried at least!

As I'm watching this, I'm looking for why everyone is saying hid parents should be ashamed of themselves. I haven't found it yet. They tried multiple times to get him help and even had the cops over to get a 5150 on their son, but in typical cop fashion "we can't do anything until something actually happens". This doesn't seem like a parenting issue. This seems like an 18 yo kid tasted success that began faltering due to him running out of ideas for content. He spiraled until this tragedy happened. He had no history of this behaviour, no previous issues with the law or drugs or anything. So why are we hating on the parents? Edit: To any future comments, I'm sorry but I'm done responding. Half a year later and still there are so many people in the replies alone thinking the parents' are at fault and that they know better and know what his life was like growing up. I'm done with the ignorance.

"I don't want to go to jail for taking him in" *Gets sued for not taking him in*

Dude was the oldest looking 18yr old with one picture ever. Even when they got him on camera IRL, they never got his face.

I am surprised how manny footage there are of this whole thing. From the police to the school staff. This was so much more information than I thought there was about this whole thing.

It really is tragic that his family did everything right. The father parked his car blocking the driveway to prevent him leaving, his mother and neighbor kept trying to get police to lock him up to get the help he desperately needed. And while he was clearly not in his right mind he killed himself and two completely innocent people. Nothing but victims in this scenario. Except the cops. They definitely should have known better

A family member of mine had a manic episode, he was paranoid, didn't sleep, was reckless and unpredictable. It was impossible to put him in the hospital, he thought that he''s fine and you can't put someone in mental hospital against their will. He was recklessly driving at high speed and we were terrified he would crash, potentially hurting someone else as well. We were very lucky that he started to understand something is not right and we managed to convince him to go in hospital. He's good now, but it was a very scary experience. There definitely should be a better way of helping someone like this before there's been a serious consequences.

“Sorry, we can’t take any actions to protect anyone unless someone is already being harmed”

15:50 "He's driving 150 mph on the wrong side of the road." "Sorry, he has to do something dangerous before I can act." Bad cop, no donut.

18 years old? Bro looks like 35

The amount of footage there is surrounding the horrific event that was the death of McSkillet and the family he hit is baffling

When it comes to 5150 holds, it’s really up to the cops’ (or fire department) mood if they want to act on it. What that cop said about going to jail for commuting McKillet was complete BS. I have seen people put on holds for way less. I once had a patient come into my office after literally just trying to hang himself, he had fresh ligature marks on his neck. Wrote a hold on him and called 911. Fire department comes and says the same spiel about “he’s not doing anything right now so I can’t take him in”. I just calmly agreed with him and then asked for his name and badge number “just for full documentation officer” and he quickly changed his tune. In the end it’s just how lazy or vindictive the cops feel like being. The mistake here was that McSkillet wasn’t the psychiatrist’s formal patient so she had no leverage to force them to do anything

A guy in a sports car driving the other direction as my sister and her friend on a rainy day lost control - my sister had severe injuries and broken bones, her friend died on impact, her father at the wheel never fully recovered his mobility. People don't take driving seriously enough and people fucking die Edit - The sportscar driver died on impact as well. Ironically saves a lot of legal trouble

I’m just shocked he’s 18. WTF he looks 30

I'm bipolar, McSkillet's actions scream that he was an undiagnosed bipolar. From the information presented here, it looks like the CS:GO skin crash caused him too much stress (we're very susceptible to stress), this pushed him into a negative manic state (manic states are a key indicator of bipolar, and these can last months). Without the medication to control the bipolar disorder, McSkillet was a ticking time bomb. I just wish he'd directed his negative emotions onto himself (most of us do) instead of doing anything to harm another. Also, the comment about McSkillet felt bullets couldn't hurt him, yeah, that's pure bipolar mania. Damn, do I hate that feeling.

I have bipolar disorder and this story is just so gut wrenching every time. Bipolar disorder is genetic but usually triggered in the late teens/early twenties when a big life event, good or bad, happens. This was probably his first ever manic episode, and he never really got the chance to get help. When you’re manic you think you’re invincible and consequences are sometimes just not something you can comprehend. I’m grateful I was able to get help young, to know the signs of my illness and take care of myself. He ruined his own life, the innocent passengers lives, and he probably didn’t even know it. Don’t get me wrong, fault is fault. Not taking action when you’re being told your mental health doesn’t seem right is up to you. But so young. Geez.

It's unfortunate that this could have possibly been avoided if the proper services were rendered to the guy. I mean, even if you couldn't detain him, he could have surely been monitored to some extent without invalidating his rights. I mean, there's an entire clip of him mowing through a elementary school gate a few hours after the parents notified the police...I know he's in a McLaren, but geez...That'd of been the perfect opportunity to grab him.

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My heart hurts for everyone involved, having a love one go through a mental breakdown is so scary and the fact he's legally an adult makes it even harder for his parents to force him to get help.

Wow the cops dropped the ball on this one basically saying "he has to harm someone before we get involved, we don't do preventative measures"

A killer YTer situation happened in the area I grew up in with Mr. Anime, but that's been covered plenty times now since it happened. RIP to all their victims.

The unintelligible text around 13:33 goes as follows,"...He would harm her and she feared for her life and left the house with him screaming at her." Imagine being so mentally deranged that you get belligerent at your own mother over a slight change in the thermostat. Sickening.

I used to love Mcskillet back in the csgo skin days talking about rare skins, case openings etc…

Dominic Pizarro is such a kind, empathic person that it shows his mom must have been a great one...For him, after losing his mom and sister, to pray for McSkillet's family and express his empathy towards someone obviously not well mentally, that's so incredibly brave of him. He had humanity when others (shocker its Keemstar) display none.

I have a family member that has manic episodes. I only feel sadness about this situation. The complete powerlessness of those involved, and the tragic loss of life on all accounts. If the police could have done more, then i hope that they are properly held responsible for a situation that could have been prevented.

I’m so used to things like this happening because of drugs. The fact none were involved does make it seem like he had an episode. If it was just speeding down the road maybe that’s teenage stupidity, but ramming the school and his parents saying he was a danger is more than that to me.

he definitely wasn't just going for a joyride. so much was going on and he obviously couldn't take it anymore, but it's terrible of him to have put innocent lives at stake, that's unforgivable. what a tragic story

Bet that cop who said he won’t go to jail to get him admitted to a hospital or institution probably feels bad to this day

Unfortunate. If you're suicidal, dont take others down with you, as harsh as that sounds. I'd prefer no one goes thru with stuff like that, but. We cant save everyone. Get help, call people, go to therapy. Dont be foolish, and certainly dont take innocent lives with you.

I just HATE how police was "We can do nothing until he does something". Yeah, good job guys, very good job. Let him take his or someone else's life, and then do something. Oh wait, it is too late, you can't.

Dude kills a 12 year old girl and her mother and he gets honored on CSGO maps? Jesus fucking christ

Not a psycho, a person with mental issues that never got help and that did an atrocious thing.

This is awful news I didn’t know any of this happened until now. I used to be such a fan as a young kid and to hear this out of nowhere is truly surreal..

That teacher who told someone to call 911 did everything right.

He didn't just ruin his life, he ruined every one else's lives that he hit that day. This is just so tragic and could've been prevented if the cops did what the parents said to do.

As someone who has a kid who has a mental illness, it can be extremely hard to get help for them. I was very lucky, weird to think of it as lucky but I was, that he was a minor when he was first diagnosed. We had some modicum of control and had him hospitalized. Once he turned 18, it's a whole different ballgame. Being a parent is irrelevant to the law and the person who is mentally ill has all of the control. As long as they say they're not going to self harm or harm others when they talk to Drs, there virtually nothing you can do

damn, the son being nice to him got me 😭

I love the use of the Lonely instrumental. One of my favorite leaks recently

I've had a family member go manic. They're absolutely not themselves. It's absolutely terrifying.

It’s tragic to see those cops not only failing McSkillet, but his family and the two victims, along with their own family, who died due to their neglect.

Murder-suicide is just so grim to me. The state of mental health to make someone suicidal is already harsh, the state of mental health to make someone suicidal AND take other lives with them is unfathomable.

on this way, the police & system surely failed him. I'm suffering from mental health problems myself, and luckily got the help i needed to the point that i'm on the right path, recovering pretty well from the problems. When he's suffering heavily and shows clear sign of unstable mental health that could harm himself or others, that should be enough for him to go to the hospital. Had the police actually stepped in, 3 people would have been saved.

The police just utterly failed in this scenario. If they had actually listened and detained him, none of this would have happened.

Strange that the police said they would get arrested if they detained him. Yet seem to get away with shooting people on a daily basis without any repercussions.

the unintelligible bit of the 911 call sounds like she said "...that he would harm her and *she feared for her life* and left the house..."

18 is when mental illness tends to onset in young men, and it is often triggered by something. So, while the changes probably triggered the manic episode, it likely would have just been triggered at a later date. I think the police saw the sports car, decided that it was just a kid having fun, and then completely disregarded all of the other evidence being presented by a literal psychiatrist.

"Neither the police, nor the bullets can hurt me" Man the ego on a person is amazing.

As someone who has dealt with my wife having psychotic breaks it always makes me sad to hear stuff like this.. 😔

His reason for doing this is irrelevant. His horrible actions resulted in his death and the deaths of two innocent people. He deserves no sympathy and I hope he burns in hell.

I was a student in that area. I remember when this happened, and everything about this was absolutely horrifying... Jesus Christ

Parents: take away his car keys until his mental health is stabilized. Driving 150mph backwards is not normal.

"Love of money is the root of all evil" Everytime i heard cases like this, This phrase just seems more and more true.

i went to school w this guy (he transferred into my high school the year he died) and he was really chill but suddenly stopped showing up then this happened :/

That is so twisted. RIP to the people who died and got hurt by this man.

I have mad respect for the son. It takes a special kind of strength to show compassion for the person who wronged you as well as the person’s family, even if they might not deserve it. I think it’s important to strive to be that kind of person in one way or another. I definitely do, even if I’m pretty shit at it

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This is 100% on the officers who refused to take him to a hospital. They had more than enough reason to from a legal standpoint.

My husband suffered a manic episode one day and I couldn't calm him down, I had to call 911 and asked them to please take him to the hospital but instead the police came and handcuffed him and threw him in jail and had him on s****** watch. I was so upset cuz he needed professional help that they didn't give him until the next day. Thankfully he's doing so much better now.

he drove SIX TIMES the speed limit????? i get going 5 or 10mph over for whatever reason, but **125MPH MORE than the legal limit** is absolutely insane oh my god

Man, thats sad for everyone. Mental health awareness my brothers and sisters!! XX

Not even surprised the cops did nothing. Had to call cops on my ex going through a manic episode and they also did nothing. Hours prior he had engaged in threatening behaviour towards his former boss, trespassing on company property to do so. Cops said because they didn't see the behaviour they couldnt hold him.

2 months ago, a friend of mine was threatened with an axe. The perpetrator ticks every box for being a crazy person, he's in therapy and got a supervisor, but nothing is being done.

Adults who had every reason to be angry at him all said there’s something wrong with even the guy at the school. He either just totally lost the plot or he had a brain tumour. Rest In peace EVERYONE involved

Dominic is a saint being able to forgive him.

Id describe driving at 150 miles an hour the wrong side of the road as violent. That is blatantly putting others & himself at risk.

The police department mishandled that situation so badly. They should sue the department.

Thanks on lunch needed something to watch and this has perfect timing.

I hope the family of the victims is doing as good as they can. May the mother and daughter he killed RIP.

The woman's son is one of the most honorable people out there.

I know this is an older video but this is still so tragic. 18yo is the age onset for many mental health issues, so it makes sense that a “trigger” event like losing money at this age with a not fully -developed brain paired with genetics leading to onset of mental health issues would lead into crisis. It’s absolutely tragic and horrifying that he took other ppls lives with his actions, but Im so appalled the police didn’t find his aggressive concerning. I’ve had friends who were 5150d for far far less than the warning signs he was exhibiting. Wishing both families peace and resolution, especially the victims appealing to the courts ❤

Dude at first I thought that was Henry Cavill💀

Through your own actions or lack thereof, if someone loses their life as a result and you were obligated to help them, you are responsible for their death. Those officers who refused to do anything until it was too late are responsible for the death of both McSkillet as well as the mother and child.

The slow descent into madness 😢 he got lost in his own mind and killed innocent people 😔

Skillet is probably fitting both his name and the wreckage afterwards

This is so sad, the entire situation and everyone involved :(

22:53 They added McSkillets logo as the logo for a car manufacturer... Who the hell came up with that one?

Anarchist cooking up another one 💯

As someone who's deal with 5150's... police fucked up. My mother never hurt anyone, nor intended to, just herself, yet we were able to provide sufficient statements to warrant the 5150 on 4 occasions. Sure, the first time is a bit harder, but the police did an honest assessment and "welfare check " to backup our statements. They had the ambulance there in 10min, after being realeased from the pschyc hospital the police would check on her because of neighbors calling. We showed them she was on treatment and wasn't a 5150 anymore and recovering fairly well. They just did a welfare check again and concluded everything was under control. And it was controlled at that point, so they just let her continue watching her movie and let her be. For fcks sake, the dude was broken into pieces, the parents tried blocking him, calling for help, even the PSYCHIATRIST called them! That should have been enough! They don't need to harm someone! That's only if you want them arrested! They had everything for a 5150 and the idiots immediately went to "wE cAn'T aRrESst hiM cuZ hE diD nUtHiN wRoNg"! No, but you can detain him for a medical evaluation! And i must say, even the victims son was upset that the guy was going through this. 5150s are hell for the person going through it and for those around them. It only took my mom one day to break (although a lifetime of hardship) and she was a shell of herself for years, and after 10 years we're only beginning to see a glimpse of her former self.

cs:go adding his logo to the front of a sports car in-game makes me wonder what the message they were trying to convey is.

For A lot of officers mental health awareness goes two ways for them. One they realize someone is mentally unstable and proceeds to be very violent with them because they don’t know how to actually treat them like humans. Or two They are very dismissive of mental illness and will wait, or even belittle the person, or just not care . and not know how to treat them like a human.

The son is really a good person. I don't think I could've been so nice. I do believe mcskillet was manic and not in his right mind none the less. Such a sad event that could have been avoided.

something to make note of is, the school fence he drove through had a big banner up that said STEAM.

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Anyone reliesed that the fake Cease and Desist letter is made by AI? Quote: "Sure! Here is an illustrative example of a filled-in cease and desist letter" That looks like sure GBT work. 11:08

i wasnt here for the mcskillet era but i did watch one of his videos because i wanted to see the rare csgo animations he seemed like a great person and looked like he never had a place to vent

What an astounding response from the victim's son. It takes immense strength to be that understanding of your own personal tragedy. I wish mental wellness was taken more seriously in this country.

These deaths could've been easily avoided with a 72hr hold on the boy 🤷‍♂️ ...who was clearly in a medically necessary need for help from direct professionals and proper medications, instead of close family and friends. Stay safe and well out there everyone 🙏 ❤️ 🤙💯

There were no real warning signs that this was going to happen if you were just a regular viewer.

I don’t see how the world a person who made suicidal threats and was driving on the wrong side of the road was baker acted immediately?

How are you gonna call him an adolescent? When I was arrested at 18 I was written about in the newspaper as 18 year old man. And no I didn't kill or hurt anyone.