Murdered For The Most TWISTED Reason.

This case takes place in Australia

Gabriel Meyer was a 17 year old lad who lived in Innisfail, Australia.

His parents became concerned when he didn’t return home one day in 1993…this led to an incredibly strange investigation, which horrified the state of Queensland

[CheapCreep]

200 hours of community service for attempted murder is wild. That judge should be held accountable.

[ingridfong-daley]

You never owe anyone a 'conversation' or a walk or a 'quick ride'. It's not your job to coddle a stranger who can't handle their own feelings.

[theamaranthineman]

No way I would ever drive anywhere with my girlfriends "creepy" ex.
"Just want to talk.".... Yeah, sure buddy. Why don't you just drive along.

[xoxox]

Giving 0 prison time??? His roommates are as evil as himself

[bobbisparks]

That's such a horrible reality to move to a whole different country for safety reasons only to have one of the worst things to happen after all... my deepest condolences to the families involved

[thomasrobinson]

What the hell is wrong with Australia’s justice system? 200 hours community service for attempted murder? What a deterrent…this is just one example

[lyndaalbrecht]

I can’t believe this monster was set free. The leniency in Australia makes no sense at all.

[aurorawolfe]

when i was a minor, i got charged with a non-violent drug offense and got 100 hours community service. this guy brutally attacked a guy with a knife, and tried to mow him down with his car, and gets 200 hours community service? that's actually insane.

[BrendonKennedy-yloz]

those prosecutors that made the original plea deal for NO PRISON for an attempted murder, should be disbarred. UNBELIEVABLE AND

[vibe_oli]

What a monster, just evil. She told him she would never come back except for her family and he used that against her. How evil to think that would get her back to what be with him!?! How vile and disgusting.

[GreatBlueMako]

Attempted murder should carry the same sentencing guidelines as murder. Why should someone get less jail time for being incompetent??

[MeatVision]

Judges around the world should be held accountable for the people they released, it happens everywhere

[TomN]

Dude stabbed someone and got no jail time. Typical Australia, this country’s legal system is beyond a joke. You’d get more for online bullying here.

[madmattdigs]

Someone needs to take care of this creep. You obviously can’t rely on the justice system there!

[timhinchcliffe]

I used to live in Far North Queensland, and the reason the crocodile warning signs are also written in German is because German backpackers frequently ignore warnings and go swimming in the creeks and rivers.

[Auzweed]

200 hours community service for premeditated attempted murder. That’s crazy.

[SussySauce-ynuv]

Disturban is the type of guy to study a true crime case and then make a video about it.

[elvinkrigsman]

Australia is the most lenient country. They even let serial killers free, everything depends on your behavior in prison

[WangMingGe]

I really appreciate that you are a real person behind your channel, not AI.

[InvisibleVicky]

If someone murders they should never be released