.. and beautiful.R.I.P Haruka.

@@ClaireRozier-xc7yswho cares?

​@@Annoye she was also beautiful. It's not a lie to appreciate her. As a young girl, Haru is like admiration to me. Sadly she was killed. Always the most beautiful souls get taken so early. I hope she rest in peace 🙏 ❤

@@Annoye And do you know how to read? We can't compliment and honor victims no more? Do you want me to say she is ugly and etc? She is beautiful, she made me admire her since she was so awesome. Inside and out, that's something girls want to be. Don't accept condolences that aren't for you if you really triggered over nothing.

@@ashantythegreat3231 I want you to not comment on such superficial things like it changes anything about her death.

Yeah, I have a feeling people are REALLY trying hard for a reach to give this guy sympathy because he's black.

@@neoasurayea you’re stretching.. it has nothing to do about him being so called black, but his home life and upbringing

its always them@@neoasura

dindunuffin@@jenjoestar.

@@unotrez8731no, no it’s not. It’s NOT always a “them” … we women don’t have a black problem, we have a MALE problem! It’s MEN who are our predators, who get off on sexual assault/rape, war, mass killing and ruining the world… it’s always MEN!

Sadly with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome people have a similar mentality to drunks, they have no impulse control and very little sense of guilt. They are unable to consider consequences of anything they do. I had a friend who had it, he lost a job he really liked because he didn't go in one morning because it was raining. He just wasn't capable of thinking that far ahead. I'm not sure what can be done with these people, they pose a permanent threat and there doesn't seem to be any realistic treatment. Maybe they need some form of semi-secure sheltered housing, a sort of prison that feels more like a home. I don't know, it is a difficult one.

Spot on.

I agree, MAJORLY shitty child hood myself, still going thru things w my (schizophrenic) mother AND how other adults have DONE ME WRONG...I haven't taken it out on INNOCENT LIVES...

@@nlwilson4892 The thing is, people are people as well as people with disorders. So someone with autism might have certain traits, for instance, but they also have a personality that makes them who they are, aside from their condition. I don't know your friend, but I bet he wouldn't have been your friend if you thought his 'impulse control' issues might lead to him following a girl, raping her and throwing her in a lake. That's down to who this murderer was as a person. It's on him.

I disagree. As a child protection specialist, this guy had no chance. Fetal alcohol syndrome, autism, depression and schizophrenia. I feel so bad for the victim, but he is also a victim too.

I worked with her best friend at Cain and Abel’s , the person she saw last. She was so messed up, she never came back to work. Everyone was so fucked by this but I can’t imagine her pain

You could tell this young lady had a very promising future. On the other hand, the murderer had just the opposite.

Yes! Many homeless are actually just addicted and are unwell, the drugs are insane, and I don’t go walking alone much at all…

​@@a.marvellehoneyman4560many homeless are addicted bc they're mentally ill. As a matter of fact, many studies & surveys revealed that most experienced mental issues before self medicating w drugs and alcohol which helped them to feel a little better, even if they didn't realize it at the time. Correlation doesn't equal causation.

​@@a.marvellehoneyman4560*addicted homeless population that doesn't include the recent surge of entire homeless families due to housing price issues

@@miaknig3130 thank you, that doesn’t make it any better…

@@miaknig3130 oh I know we live in extremely terrible times, the people must change this, the government must change.

I totally agree..i know they hold back full details of the full attacks but with permission from the victims family all details should be out there and made available should anyone want to know the full details..minimising details can influence the mind to the full horror that these woman go thru as their lives end..and knowing they are going to die..How can you even get your mind around that...!

What usually happens is they want to get them for the biggest crime possible. They usually will offer a deal... Admit to the murder and we will drop the SA charges or any other charges that may be there. The judge and jury don't forget about the SA. That's why the murderer will likely get a Life Without Parole sentence or something equivalent that would make getting out extremely hard.

That’s a patriarchy and its rape culture for you

I would assume they had to drop it due to the awful mishandling of the dna evidence.

Because the law is laid down by men!

? People out here thinking that sa is worse than murder

​@@drabnail777 ? Ok future inmąte

​@@drabnail777 Because it is. More importantly, it's worse for the victim since they have to live with that trauma forever, knowing their lives have been permanently ruined from it.

​@@drabnail777One is torture and the other is murder so do the math

@@drabnail777bro you’re such a clown for this comment

blacks always get special treatment in these types of cases

We all know why he had to show his sad story...had the murderer be one of the privileged ones...no matter the abuse he might've endured...he would be a heartless killer...but we have to be politically correct. I find it hypocritical and disgusting.

@@juanpablosaenz9037 What a dumb comment. Is this the first or only video you've watched from his channel? He always mentions medical/childhood history regardless of their race. He mentioned he had a shitty childhood and mental illness, but he clearly stated it does not justify his actions. The only thing disgusting here is your ignorance.

​@juanpablosaenz9037 What on earth are you talking about. Why are you so bizarrely obsessed with race that you have to bring it into spaces where it is not relevant or necessary 🤔 Check yourself dude, you seem upset

@@juanpablosaenz9037 I have to agree with you and @dianasimm1810. There is no excuse and who cares about this monster's story? Haruka was a productive member of society and this wretched parasite of a person snuffed that light out. No sympathy.

No sympathy for the killer in regard to his punishment. He had about as rough of a life as anyone can imagine, so I do feel bad for his infancy, family environment, and all the damage that has been done to him throughout his life.

He also sexually assaulted her. It wasn't a desperate robbery or anything.

This was such a waste, quality women are so rare nowadays…..

@@jragon9215bro what….

@@sovietNIKOLAI1911 bro hes schizophrenic and was beaten as a kid this is a fault of america's ability to support those with severe mental illnesses

Sad to see that he was not born a monster, but made into one. Still, I had to think this was somewhat premeditated. Maybe he didn't have an exact target in mind but wanted to do what he did. Awful. Glad he's been removed.

@@superspermfishbeing schizophrenic and having a crappy childhood doesn’t automatically make you rape and murder people.

@@superspermfish as right as you are about the responsibility of the state over a lack of mental health services- it still doesn’t excuse his actions. There are unfortunately a large number of people who have grown up in similar circumstances who have not become rapists or killers, so I don’t agree that he shouldn’t be prosecuted to the full extent of the law for this reason (he’s ultimately still guilty of taking someone’s life). This case definitely raises the alarms calling for better mental health education and more accessible services though for sure.

@@Lannabobanna point is that it was preventable, very preventable. its hard to offer a good solution for a punishment for him because this is america and there is no place that won't be either too lenient or too cruel

No one is making excuses for his deeds. However, to ignore that the fact that monsters are made is unfortunate. Perhaps future potential victims can be saved from harm if society can try to protect children from abuse and neglect. The best scenario is that things like this never happen again.

It wasn’t planned or calculated at all - she was at the wrong place at the wrong time

@@Moazz786 victim blaming then, are you?

@@ShadeSlayer1911 you can’t blame someone for being at the wrong place

@@Moazz786 You most certainly can, and you did.

I’m so sorry. Sending you love 💛

I'm really sorry for your loss.

@@ninafleur Thank you! 😊

@@sarvolkskaya Thank you! 😊

I am so sorry for your loss sending you love💖

thanks for this information, I had never heard of it before, it is more useful than the video subject here

You may want to check out an older site I found- which has some raw historical footage of interviews with killers etc the channels called jesusmalaarki and I seriously rate its worth checking out. ✔️ 💯🧟‍♀️😱

No. That story sucks

I'd be very interested in watching an episode about this case too I've never heard of it before

Not too many people are brave enough to speak on those murders. It doesn't fit their agenda, I can only guess.

RIGHT?! Wtf is all this bleeding heart sh!t all of a sudden? There are plenty of people just like him who are NOT preying on women. FK THAT DUDE!

Not everyone is ready to accept the mission given to the world by every religion, but I want to say that this is the mission for us all: feeling empathy for those who may not deserve it.

We all do. Most children born into poverty and abuse become responsible and caring adults, but part of the solution to reducing the frequency of these terrible tragedies branches from understanding the factors assisting the small minority that commit them. Meechial is a monster, but let's acknowledge the background which assisted him in becoming one

@@dstinnettmusic - Every world religion? Religion has been one of the key causes of war, violence and oppression throughout human history. The Bible fully supports slavery, says you can stone your own child to death and says to execute gays. Other religions say you can stone women for adultery. Anyone who thinks the major religions spread empathy hasn't read their laws or studied history. Even the story of Noah is one of almost total human genocide because od was angry at his creation. Where's the empathy in killing practically every man, woman and child on earth and all the animals as well? People are free to believe what they wish but humanity would be better off and many conflicts would end immediately if we didn't have religion and I see no evidence to support the claim religion spreads empathy.

​@CoffeehouseCrime I'm in the minority of people who find sympathy for the lost souls who are so deep that they can't see a way out. Meechial needs Jesus, plain and simple. All of the murderers in the world do, just as all the rest of us do. Some people come into this cold, hard world with little or no chance of thriving.

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Right. Life sucks but I don’t want to kill nobody

I mean I’ve thought and had urges to hurt other people when I’m angry, it’s part of BPD, doesn’t mean I’m gonna go out and do it though. That’s the difference. He couldn’t control his urges and preyed upon that girl. Most people with mental illness might get the urges to hurt someone when they’re angry but they’re able to control themselves because they know it’s wrong.

That's why I don't share the worry about a "surveillance state" with street cameras everywhere and cops patrolling the streets. There should be well lit areas and public CCTV everywhere. It wouldn't stop all crime, but with the rise in AI technology and face detection, a dispatch may have been called as soon as a camera picked up of him following the young woman.

It sucks because student housing most likely doesn't allow big dog breeds (or any, most likely), and my advice to any young woman is to carry safety tools, get a big dog, and don't walk by yourself. It really DOES suck that we have to worry about this stuff, but yes, gotta respect girl code and keep an eye on each other! Austin has a "small town" vibe, and a lot of people sort of ignore the fact that it's still a city and bad things happen.This girl seemed bad ass and had her whole life ahead of her...poor kid. You can tell that she would have gone on to do great things, it's just so sad.

oh but didn't you hear the part where his grandma was mean to him?! smdh why would a literal rapist and murderer ever deserve any sympathy for perpetuating violence?

@@skycloud4802 That is how they sucker you in, make you feel safe, well you won't feel safe when some bureaucrat decides they don't like you and uses the CCTV stuff to track and harass you. That CCTV stuff everywhere really works out for the dissidents in China and other countries, cameras all around and they get busted for simply voicing their opinions. Take your "surveillance state" and shove it you know where, I value liberty over security. Eat me.

In the meantime, while us women are busy being careful, whg don't we try to raise children properly, so they don't turn into entitled sick men?

Unfortunately support for this monster came to little to late!

@@BradleyMontgomery-mc1nr absolutely!!!

@@BradleyMontgomery-mc1nr Thanks Captain Obvious.

​@@BradleyMontgomery-mc1nrthat's true, but does it mean we should keep doing the wrong thing by putting him behind bars where his mental health will only worsen, or should we try to give him the help he desperately needs by sending him to a psychiatric hospital? I don't know which one sounds more reasonable. You tell me.

@@recyclebin23 🤷‍♂️ I don’t know! Murder is reprehensible and the family deserves justice. I think there are some people worth trying to save and others to just throw away the key. For this guy I don’t know?

That's a bit simple. Maybe he was ashamed of what he did and that's why he hid the body? Do you call the police and dob yourself in every time you accidentally break the law or do something bad? Imagine doing someone evil. Not many people just call the cops and wait. Point being that maybe he felt shame after the fact and that shame shows remorse? IDK, but you also don't know what was in his heart.

​@@Rasputin.Bogard What is simple is your comment. If jurors need to know what is in a killer's heart before convicting, there will be no convictions. You should look at the evidence. I guess that following your moronic argument, when a murderer burns a body, he could do it because he is ashamed and this shows remorse and not to conceal evidence and avoid being arrested.

@@Rasputin.Bogardhe raped her. I’d say that’s the telling part of his motives.

​@@Rasputin.Bogardhe also raped her...

​@@LuisAlvarez-zk1goyes. AND he raped her.

Influencers do what they have to do for views! It's HIGHLY edited!

Exactly. I was an abused child and would never hurt another person. It bothers me to no end when these ppl give the big spill about killers bad upbringing

He was diagnosed with autism and mental illness. So he was not only abused. There were other factors, too. Revenge does not bring victims back to life, treating mental illnesses better might change something.

Also blame government's 'care in the community'. On the streets at his age, battling schizophrenia, and autistic?

What a reductive statement. Yes he is guilty but it's still a very complex situation that should be acknowledged to help prevent further cases.

​@@estherhelbigNo, forgiving someone for committing vile crimes doesn't shield them from the consequences of their actions. His mental issues haven't clouded his cognitive judgment he willfully attempted to conceal his crime. Revealing he understood the difference between wrong & right.

That sounds like racism to me, teddiemack8701. I would be very careful what you say online if I were you. There are laws against inciting racial hatred, at least in Europe.

⁠@@teddiemack8071 to be honest we should be talking about the mental illnesses that occurred all throughout the video. You’re using statistics in a derogatory way. “ this makes the left mad” what 😭you don’t even know that person’s political views or involvement at all. I understand that statistics are important but you’re generalizing rn. What a tone deaf way to reply to that comment congrats.

Well put. Hurt people hurt people, this won't change unless we stop dumping broken people into society to fend for themselves.

A difficult childhood is no excuse, many people have risen above and turned out alright and used it as a challenge to do well and better becoming self made successes. Even people with a mental illness know murder is wrong.

@@marawatson6257 "Many people?" You are going to have to be more specific as to who all of these people are that "turned out alright." Grow up! People who are mentally deranged do not know that murder is wrong! What qualifies you to make such emotional claims?

​@marawatson6257 But this guy didn't have A mental illness, he had multiple mental illnesses and had been abused as a child by his own grandmother then kicked out. It was just a recipe for disaster

This young lady was beautiful, smart, and was going places! I have some experienced with mental illness and although I understand their childhood may be the reason for it, I also know they may snap and hurt or kill a person. His family failed him and maybe the system failed him as well. But then again it is TEXAS!! I think he knew exactly what he was going to do when he followed her, and he did it. I wish he was old enough because think he deserved death! Now a couple of things I wish could have happened. I when she saw him, she would have doubled back, pretend she was meeting someone by saying loudly oh okay see you I am walking right in front of you. Do you see me? Maybe it would or wouldn't have worked.Prtended that she was video taping him in realtime. Saying I am sending you this picture of this guy or something. This case upset me so much.He is a monster. Maybe he will get some of what he gave to her while in prison. Her roommates were not concerned. Why was she even messaging them before she left. What was the point? I ask my friends to message me when home or I will come looking for them in the time they should be inside and place checked before letting me know they are safe.The could even tell if she ever came home. They should ha6 stayed awake until she got in. They at least could ha6 reported if she wasn't shortly afterwards or at least call her first. I cannot imagine how she would ha felt..the fear...😢 I never liked night classes!!! I never felt safe walking. This could be any one on any campus with a night class.

He does it for views! And clearly it works.

Unmatched - no. There are other channels showing an equal amount of respect.

Offer to help with the research and maybe he can. Difficult language suite your part of Europe but some truly disturbing crimes for sure.

Adrian did a case from Norway last year, Oystein Aarseth aka the Black Metal Murderer. Surprised he hasn't done one on the Norway Massacre, but then again, he usually chooses ones that arent so well-known, which is what I really like about his channel.

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Those things also don’t make a murderer and a rapist. He’s just a bad person.

He’s not stupid. But yes his actions are horrifying

And that is what he will become. Look at his face. He has no shame. 🤮

if it was upto these youtube commenter freaks he'd be out in like 5 years

Which is why he probably should have been committed to a mental hospital instead…pursuing isn’t going to release him in a state where he is doing better than he went in. Even if he got out of a mental hospital in less time, he would be treated and monitored for a long time, making him likely a much safer bet in his return to society.

Obviously. The point mate is that this wasn't a random evil person. By understanding how this occurred we, as a society, should be able to make changes to reduce the likelihood of this happening. You beat a dog and then he attacks someone, who do you blame?

A dog is an animal that acts on instinct and incapable of planning, very different from even a 2 year old child. Furthermore if you beat a dog it will attack you even if you're his owner. It will not find somebody to attack to avenge itself. Your analogy is off. @@Rasputin.Bogard

The insanity rule is way out of date, many people with severe mental health issues know right from wrong, but if they are a schizophrenic or in a manic psychotic episode , that does not really apply. The laws need bringing up to date now we know so much more about mental illness's.

They should never have closed mental hospitals. People like this should not be wandering around in the community. Foetal alcohol syndrome and schizophrenia are a dangerous combination.

fetal alcohol syndrome does not product this type of person, i totally disagree with your statement. they are more on the autism spectrum. no where near schizophrenia @@gilly5094

Very well said. It's so sad to see ppl try to make excuses and feel worse for the killer than the victim. What has happened to society

easy said but both a terrible childhood plus fetal alcohol syndrom, physical abuse, emotional abuse, autism, depression, schizofrenia, and still a teenager, is a recipee for disaster, you can feel bad for both situations, but people are obsessed with condemning because it's easier to do than trying to understand without agreeing or accepting the actions. a human mind is extremely fragile, with that much abuse even before he was born that was never going to end well.

yea as the commenter before me said it is possible to feel bad for both human beings as emotions tend to be quite nuanced if you just ponder on it for a bit. Also I think people tend to feel bad more so about the circumstances that created the perpetrator in this case than they do the the perpetrator itself. Lastly there’s plenty of every possible combo of nature and nurture some kids raised great will still kill some will be saints some kids not raised at all may take a life while others might save one it’s impossible to say what exact event made the monster but it’s almost certain that childhood trauma is an extreme hindrance in the mental department so I think it’s completely reasonable and quite humane of people to feel sympathy for the kid that experienced trauma but without feeling empathy for the adult it made.

@@shaneiles5672 my sympathies go with that poor girl and the terror she experienced before being robbed of her life. There are good and bad people in the world why that is we will never know because there's no set diagnose regardless of how many times 'experts' have researched it

I don't know, do all the deprived children have the same level of depravity? Cpuld a child suffering from sexual abuse suffer on a same level as one who is scolded very so often? Sometimes, I find it's easy for people to say 'there's this...but don't forget THAT', to ride roughshod over the possibility of thinking for the antagonist. Quite possibly, Meechaiel's upbringing and lack of understanding following on from FAS may well have formed him into the mindset he had to attack Haruka. That it is not per se pure murderous intent with a sane mind and reasonable, rational thinking available, just a twisted mind allowed to fester, not set right nor straight like a broken bone, instead left to go crooked and wrong.

You're the best! And I forgive you with the coffee, haha!

Lol...same

Thank you!

Remember, our brains function differently. Not only was he in foster homes, he has mental issues on top of that. Still is no excuse to kill but he needs rehabilitation more than a harsh sentence at that age. There has been light sentences given to actual monsters before anyway

No. YOU didnt become a monster. Your circumstances are unique and so are his. The only valid question is - If he was raised in a loving family, would this have happened? Science tells us that sociopaths have a brain issue that's only switched on in the correct environment. However we don't test all babies for the issue and kill/lock up the ones who have it do we? Nature DOES play a role in the choices people make. There is no doubt. He needs to be locked away as he's broken. But it DOES matter how you grow up. Period.

It's like they want to release of their pent up pain, so they find an outlet and let it all out. In a sense I do understand their suffering, so should everyone else. They need help too.

And so you want recognition for not murdering someone due to your similar upbringing? BRUHHH

Wow! That's really cool to hear. Congratulations on your hard work paying off. I'm always having to work on myself and it's not easy but I want to be able to look back on my life and see some good. Thanks for posting.

there is no point of no return. even rapists or killer sometimes get redeemed especially when there is a clear reason to be found (and not only wish of power or sick fetish) . yet here we have no evaluation of him , we don't have clear results of what sicknesses he has and what might have led to it. To me however his behavior here had nothing to do with mental sicknesses but is an act of evilness in itself without any second thought. There are other cases of mental sick people who do similar things but they behave way different -but again, in other cases we als have more psychological information. thing is, now he might have even a happier life in prison than before on the streets and this is bad...

Even if they could, so what? Do they deserve that? Fuck no.

​@@glasperle77 Are you insane? He won't have to worry about meals but will be dealing with bully rapist thugs the rest of his life! And IDC.

I think ’telltale sign’ was the wrong wording on Adrian's part, however, some people with ASD can be rather quick to anger depending on the situation.

Should of been the death penalty

@@skycloud4802have been not of been please

It's not about knowing right from wrong. It's about the lack of impulse control and frustration / anger issues. Plenty of decent people punch someone in an emotional state or worse. Or drink and drive. Thats also wrong and everyone knows that. This kid was living like he was drunk most of his life. His impulse control was shot.

@@Rasputin.Bogard I respect your opinion, but it was clearly established that he knew what he was doing was beyond bad. And precisely, if he have such a violent lack of impulse control, he will always be a danger.

@@Rasputin.Bogard is that what you tell yourself when you do something wrong? Huurrr durr not my fault blame my alcohol

@@Rasputin.Bogard his impulse was to rape. hes not a good person he was born evil genetically.

I really wonder what age mentality he was at the time. Apparently younger than 17, but he knew he want to SA and murder her…

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we’ll be kinda pointless doing cases that every other crime channel has already covered. That’s why he stands out and is growing fast cos he isn’t just repeating recycled cases online that people have seen a dozen times already.

You want money from him

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Finally an intelligent perspective instead of the usual triggered and sanctimonious comments.

His mother, grandmother and dad fail him. He fail himself for taking her life. Let hope NOTHING happen to your half Japanese children like the innocent girl in the video.

You just wrote 67 words about a psychopathic murderer… noting about the innocent victim. Get your mind in the right place.

@@MoGumboFukUTubeForChngngMyName Yes, she was a beautiful, smart, talented, and giving girl. She did nothing to deserve this. I feel bad for her family I do. But I also have a firm believe that they will see her again in the next. My comment was not to express sympathy for the perpetrator; I was just trying to see a life so different from mine from a different point of view. I wonder what my life, or any of our lives, would be like being born an addict, and without any of the guides of good parenting and wonderful mentors, examples, and friends. The video just made me wonder "what if", that is all. Would I be a law-abiding citizen if I was born with an alcohol/drug addiction? Would I be a good person today, concerned with the needs of my fellow man, with the kinds of parents he had, the upbringing, the transfers, and the environment? One never knows. Thank you, James, for putting together such well-researched content, video, and photos. Keep it up! Though in a perfect world, there'd be nothing of the kind to report! :)

Thank you for clarifying this , not in the U.K. either would a judge allowed him , with all the reported and various mental and psychological problems, plus learning difficulties from AFS , he might have been functioning at aged 10 for all we know- hence why I found this one very strange?

Your comment sounds exactly what people expect from a lawyer. Pompous, condescending and yes, mean. As for you being offended by something said in a video, that is hilarious considering the questionable ethics of the vast majority of attorneys. I figured nothing would offend you.🙂

@@Lauriej117 🙄

@@cameronudall3502 Did my comment hit a little bit to close to home??🙂

Unfortunately, there are too many public defenders who just want to wrap up a case and not focus on the person they're defending.

weird she texted her friends that she was on the way home, never made it home & they didn’t raise the alarms straight away?!? damn i know my friends would be out looking for me that night not wait u til the next afternoon after classes

Many other colleges in Texas were super jealous at how well UT takes care of their students. They had a bomb threat and they completely took care of it and protected the students! My school had a bomb threat and we were told to “avoid the building” 🙄

Isn't it possible to be both a perp and a victim at the same time?

@@chrisdanes4736no

​@@chrisdanes4736people only understand black and white, there is no nuance and they also dont seem to undersrand that it does not mean that you condone those bad actions, just because you can understand that he is a victim too

@@nodoubtmisa thank you. You are exactly right and have expressed it very elegantly x

That's some major black and white thinking there. He's definitely a victim in his own ways and if you think otherwise you're an idiot.

I agree, I didnt enjoy this video as much as usual, as I understand the killer has problems but I dont see why that would make him do this. Is good to recognise it as a contributor but I feel like Adrian strayed from his usual format in this video. I love watching these videos for the attention on the victims rather than the killer.

@@elliebee824 You understand the killer has "problems" but you don't understand why his "problems" would make him do it! So you don't understand obviously! You love watching the videos because of a one sided perspective? Well you came to the right place.

@@QuadriviumNumbers His horrific childhood EXPLAINS his actions, however that same circumstance does not EXCUSE his evil. By your “reasoning” he should remain in society to vent his murderous frustrations over and over with absolutely no consequences what so ever, except maybe a hug and some milk and cookies. Enablers such as yourself have help created this hellish society we exist in where ACCOUNTABILITY is among other things cruel and racist. Not returning to even read any reply so don’t waste your time. 👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿🤦🏾‍♀️

Right? There were many times I walked around campus at night with not a lot of people around and the thought of ‘wrong place at the wrong time’ is unfathomable

@@itskristinawithak around blacks never relax

Same ! Broke my heart completely :(

It does not matter if s.o seems like a lovely or an unpleasant person . Noone deserves to be murdered . At the same time the young man also did not deserve to be made an alcohol addict BEFORE birth by his own mother and many other traumatic events that followed . And the innocent asian american victim did not deserve to die for insane reasons she had nothing to do with .

@@connys.a2412 I agree, I didn't imply otherwise :) And yes, it's a tragic case on all fronts here.

@@connys.a2412 Very well said!

@@aceman67. You did imply otherwise. Remember, these KZfaq influencers paint every victim as an actual angel, perfect in every way....FOR VIEWS! His videos are highly edited to pander to peoples emotions. "Lovely" has nothing to do with it. Stop being brainwashed by the media! It is a tragic case on all fronts.

I don't feel sorry for him

@@Captain-Palsy Big man! You just want to be loved. 🧸 Smh.

Its really so sad.... And now he'll never get a chance, and its horrible that he took someome with him... just sad all around, i feel terrible for her family. She had such a bright future ahead of her...

Sure, blame everyone else but the suspect. This is why they're so enabled, thanks to liberals like you. Millions of people grew up in poverty and being neglected, they don't turn out to be killers.

He didn't get help? You mean his parents left him and he became a pos. He is responsible for his own help and decisions. Help would be the death penalty, that would help him and everyone else.

@@MrJason9142002 I obviously mean he didn't get the mental health help as a "Child" he is not responsible for that failure except to those lacking compassion/ empathy. As an adult yes he's responsible for his choices & actions !

@@louisehudson1915 he didn’t accept it. It was there. It’s always offered. I work in the field. These people DONT want help! Every service is free to kids. The reject it and want sympathy? Lol eff off they are losers. And the public is not educated on how services work. I will say it again, kids always are offered services, they refuse. So don’t blame anyone but the kid and his family. Highlight that comment lol

Your right. I stopped going outside after a certain time, a lot of mentally disturbed criminals, ex murderers in my neighborhood. So yeah

Sorry I didn't believe that when I have both autism and mental illness I'm not victim of violence im come From good familm I have friends with both don't come an not victim of family violence serious people education around both autism an mental health I would never go around killing someone im scared to even say I have both autism and mental health issues what people would think of me or be judged 😢

Your feelings are very reflective of the many lovely young people and adults I worked with who have autism. It is very hard work trying to fit into a world of neuro typicals when you yourself are neurodiverse . So hard in fact it can cause you to become depressed and anxious. I can definitely put my hand on my heart and say , I haven’t met one autistic human being that has murdered anyone, so please excuse the ignorance of people who can’t think beyond that box ! Once upon a time there were laws and prison sentences for people who loved someone of their own sex ? Those people also were shunned to the outside of what was considered normal and look at what’s happening today? Keep the faith I’m sure one day it’ll be better understood that not everyone’s brain works in the same way ? I think that if that young man killed that girl ,autism wasn’t the reason, much more likely to do with his mother pickling him in alcohol while he tried to grow inside her womb and leaving him with brain damage from alcohol consumption while pregnant, this leads to developmental delay, and an array of neurological problems that are not the same as autism at all! Love to you 🙏🏻❤️

​@@beckbiddle2702"more likely" doesn't mean you represent everyone with autism/mental illness. But ok...

Child victims are also more likely to become perpetrators.

@@Rasputin.Bogardso… more likely to spend their lives in prison

It makes you wonder. Who would they have been today, had they lived? Had they of just been 5-10 minutes late to that fateful destination, or forgot that one thing and had to go back for it, they'd likely still be alive today. It's never not a tragedy to see such a good life struck down so early.

He’s not an animal he’s the devil.

You can only be grateful that they do not have to put up with any more of this cruel, twisted world. It sucks, but in the end that's really all you are left with and, like the father said, he won't be around to do this any more(hopefully)

U would’ve been an animal too with that upbringing.

Racist

Caught that slip up in Adrian's parting words (Texas University). It's how rival schools refer to UT as an insult.

@@juliapush8296 Yea lol…I don’t think Adrian meant it as an insult, but I definitely cringed when I heard it. Figured I’d give him a friendly head’s up about it tho. Since he doesn’t live in Austin, I’ll give him a pass.

You watched a video about a woman getting raped and murdered and your biggest takeaways were that the woman chose the wrong places to walk and that the content creator who isn't from Texas or America said a university name incorrectly?

I agree! It’s astonishing to me that after cases like this occur, the city of Austin (& many other large cities) do nothing about the homeless problem. If this young man had been caught up properly in ANY of the social safety nets out taxes are constantly pouring resources into, this crime wouldn’t have occurred. Where were the social workers? The police? The educators? The courts? So many failures of the system. The man is still responsible for his actions but we as a society are utterly failing to prevent these issues by properly addressing potential criminal populations with the help they need to possibly avoid a life of crime.

Why is it society's responsibility to provide housing free of charge for those that don't feel like paying it? Is it cause otherwise they will rape and murder?@@lostandfound5145

What are you suggesting should have been done?

thank you for having a nuanced take on this no one, let alone someone with numerous developmental issues, should be homeless at 17. a lack of care and support for the mentally unwell and the homeless hurts everyone, and one of these two is a direct victim of that and the other, haruka, is an indirect victim of that.

You're not evn American. Worry about your residence. We 100% do not want advice from Europe 😂😂.

how could welfare or child services have stepped in and helped? they dont have ESP and they dont go knocking door to door asking about mental health of children.

Do you remember ed kemper? It was in the 70s but the "system" that we had at the time cut him loose after a few years of "rehabilitation" ...didn't work out very well...so, as the first poster on your comment asked...what do you suggest we do with the homeless, deranged losers out there? You're letting your liberal psychosis get in the way of actually thinking up viable solutions for problems that can never truly be fixed. But maybe you know it?