Top 3 stories that sound fake but are 100% real | Part 13 | REACTION #Mrballen

[shannonbennett]

The bully is one of the best stories ever. The people in that town did the right thing, the only thing, that could have been done to deal with that bast*rd. And they all stuck to their story and it worked out just right for everybody. It was brilliant. He asked for it and got it.

[Kevin-pyhb]

Love ❤️ seeing the “family “ together “ballen” it Lol 😂… he’s got some crazy stories/situations…. It’s a nice addition having the “ ladies “ join the panel. Y’all keep “being good humans “….. peace ✌️

[chaost]

I'm surprised the guy in the #2 story survived as long as he did and someone didn't take him out earlier.

[gerardroll]

Jamel with his ladies… I could happily watch these 3 watch ANYTHING & still smile ✊️😁. I always love listening out for Mr Ballen’s hilarious “torture” methods for the like button 👍😆

[IsntTheInternetGreat]

The part with the bully took place over the span of decades. He was killed in 1981.

[bobbynorton]

Story #2 the bully - there was a 1991 movie called "In Broad Daylight". I remember watching it and feeling helpless for those people.

[auntiekae]

I love Mr. Ballen and love that you're doing reactions on his videos! I also recently purchased one of your zip-up hoodies, love that, too!

[DaisieSims]

Love it, hope you'll do more reactions to MrBallen with the ladies! His stories are so crazy that it's fun to have their perspectives along with yours Jamel.

[tp]

The FBI did named two primary suspects in the hiest, both men were in the mob and were themselves murdered within one year of the hiest. This would explain why they were never caught.

[nacy]

The hillside stranglers were two men that pretended they were police officers and they would pull over women and they would rape them and kill them. It makes it sometimes hard to say as a female that you would just pull over anywhere. The last time I was ever pulled over I drove into a well what area that was a gas station and convenience store and when the officer asked me why I didn't stop immediately I told him that coincidentally I had just watched some videos of serial killers and one of them were the hillside stranglers. He sat there and he goes well that's nice and told me that I had a light out in my front left of my car. And he just gave me a warning. That was when I lived in Mesa Arizona.

[jennifercoulter]

I love Mr. Ballen. I've watched you for a while and his channels for months so to see you both at the same time is great.

[prettynikki]

I LOVE MR. BALLEN!!! I’ve been a fan for almost two years.
And now, I’m a new subscriber and fan of your channel! I’ve watched several of your videos… and I especially joyed this one with your wife and sister in law. Definitely include them from time to time!

[benhinds]

The Isabella Gardner Museum robbery is famous, like he said. There are famous art thieves that are suspected . There are detectives who say they know exactly who did it, but there is not enough proof. There are 2 books on the subject that I know of. I highly recommend reading either one. There are also numerous documentaries. All are interesting because its a pretty fascinating case.

[V.C.]

I agree with you three good humans, It’s always painful to hear any harm come to an animal.

[brianfranklinlee]

Arial is absolutely correct about the cell phones. They were made available in 1991 they were big as a brick. And we started phasing out pay station's in the early 2ks. After I got out of the Army I got a great job with a large Power and Telephone Company.

[paw]

On the first story I saw it on forensic files and the guy was originally the main suspect for his mother’s murder and the police thought he had made up the story about the hitchhiker. He told it a little bit wrong also. The guy never called the police until after he found his mother dead.

[lynncunningham]

He's got a point it is hard to track after that long and there is people out there who will bat and keep it hidden even though they know it's stolen

[PenelopeFrank]

No the bully was in the 70s. He was born in the 49. His wife of late was still trying to get justice. There’s a documentary about it.

[RamblingRose]

I really enjoyed them reacting with you. That was fun!

[angelabordack]

Love watching with your beautiful family!!! ❤️