Derrell Brown and the tragic story of the Baber-Bey family [True Crime]

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In 2019 Grand Rapids police receive a 911 call where Keyona Griffin is whispering and clearly afraid for her life. However, when police arrive at the scene no one answers the door and there are no signs of forced entry so they decide to leave. About two hours later a second 911 call is received for the same address. This time it is Keyona's brother who just found Keyona shot to death in the home. They also find Keyona's aunt, Cherletta Baber-Bey dead in an upstairs bedroom.
Police quickly piece together that it was Cherletta's boyfriend, Derrell Brown, that is likely the killer and begin canvassing the area. Traces of Derrell's movements after the murders are found on CCTV footage but the police are unable to locate him.
Around a year later further tragedy struck the family when a house fire took the lives of Jacqueline Baber-Bey and Emareyon Cummings after a candle which was lit in vigil for Keyona and Cherletta set the house on fire.
At the time of this video Derrell Brown has still not been apprehended.
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@HillbillyIslandLife Год назад

It’s funny how cops find a way to get into your property to harass you but won’t storm the castle when a woman calls 911 and says she is in jeopardy of being killed? Unbelievable!!

@ClaireKent-i1e 8 месяцев назад

Michigan is a kkk state they limits blacks anyway so what I'm saying is if she lived in a suburban area it would have been different to a limits

@lizzypooh3536 8 месяцев назад

Exactly

@netsaneteats955 8 месяцев назад

Right!! They all of a sudden care about our 4th amendment….what a joke!

@ladylioness8679 8 месяцев назад

You aint neva lied

@troytaylor4996 7 месяцев назад

Facts 😢!!

@brianshorey 2 года назад

"He already killed my aunt, he's going to kill me" would seem to be a probable cause for entering the house.

@bftdr 8 месяцев назад

cops decided the caller was 10-96

@wordplay6665 8 месяцев назад

I mean I literally don’t get it. And these dumbasses never become at fault

@shakithayoung3190 8 месяцев назад

They kick people doors in for less and for nothing

@AngelaWalker-uj5uf 8 месяцев назад

And said call her back😮 yeah let's make the phone ring so he can find her smhh this made noooo sense at all!

@leelew.1462 7 месяцев назад

Exactly soon as they assume about some idiots selling drugs, they're all in for kicking the door in.

@godizself1 7 месяцев назад

"My aunt has been killed." Usually triggers an ambulance AND police. I'm dumbfounded.

@stephaniegrasley9657 2 года назад

I absolutely can’t believe the cops took over 7 minutes to get there, and left without speaking to the 911 caller! Those police officers should be ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES!

@swedishmom 2 года назад

They talked about it could be a 'crazy' person that maked the call! 🤬 Lazy a*s police to do their job! Sending some hearts to the family!💝💕🧡💖

@dog3513 2 года назад

If I called the cops right now they would take about 17 minutes to get to me, I am the cops here

@JS-ji5bl 2 года назад

It was the dispatcher s fault for not telling them the whole situation..

@sackettfamily4685 2 года назад

making the best case ever for having a fire arm and knowing how to use it. cops are iffy at best anywhere.

@home4life505 2 года назад

Im pro police (married to one). Im so disappointed with police and dispatch. When someone states, "He killed my Auntie." ... this is serious. They shouldve asked for permission from supervisors to break in.

@Hijinx44 2 года назад

"He's fixing to kill me, he already killed my auntie" Officer Doofy: "I think it's mental illness." We really out here being "protected" by idiots 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️

@carydame5680 9 месяцев назад

@Hijinxx44 exactly wow

@lamh5265 8 месяцев назад

Not protected. Protected?😂. They're just, "out there".😢

@ClaireKent-i1e 8 месяцев назад

Michigan is a kkk state

@KingKimarazzi 8 месяцев назад

Extremely heartbreaking to continuously hear him say mental issue mental issue when she was pleading for someone to help save her life

@ShowMeSt 7 месяцев назад

Right like WTF

@JennWatson 2 года назад

I think the ‘probable cause’ the police said they didn’t have to enter the property- was the terrified 911 call from the victim alerting them the killer had already killed her aunt! They failed her and she died because of it!!! Excellent production Kevin! Thank you!

@artdeco64 2 года назад

They didn’t have probable cause. They didn’t see a victim, blood, damage to property, etc. That’s probable cause. Imagine you’re on vacation and some oddball, for whatever reason, thinking it would be funny, gets a burner phone, calls the police and says he is staying in your house and a murder is underway. The police bust through, breaking your door and windows, just to find there was nothing there. Would you be a little upset? Would you be screaming about the 4th Amendment and why it’s there in the first place. The police, by the laws governing our nation, did not have enough probable cause to enter or they would have.

@maximog5380 2 года назад

@@artdeco64 Bullshit

@dickdavidson3616 2 года назад

@@maximog5380 agree . Classic cover our ass public statement by the police department (pd). The Family should sue the pd. The content of her 911 call is a clear and present danger and there would not be any legal repercussions if the pd HAD knocked down the door. A persons welfare not a pd legal issue /or protocol, should take priority. Just common sense!

@LaceyLace_ 2 года назад

My alarm went off in my house when I was at work and the police entered. Thankfully it was nothing. My alarm was enough probable cause. Why not a scared frightened person whispering they need help enough!?!

@sarahewson3607 2 года назад

Oh he killed me when he said “we can’t just walk into a house”! You had a woman obviously in fear of raising her voice! There was poor communication and zero common sense.

@samantham8696 2 года назад

How can he sit there and act like that first 911 call wasn’t probable cause?!?! How cold and cruel!

@DrJ-hx7wv 11 месяцев назад

I don't even know what was heard. They get calls like that all the time. If they broke in and it was a false alarm, they'd be condemned for that.

@ClaireKent-i1e 8 месяцев назад

Cause Michigan is a kkk state

@LiCarol 7 месяцев назад

Then it's better to be safe than sorry. Serve and Protect is a joke! No one can tell me that had it been a white woman making that call from an affluent neighborhood, they wouldn't have busted that door down. Yeah, right!!

@carleneevans8768 5 месяцев назад

No heart, unfeeling wretch.

@TheIntrovert83 2 года назад

This really hurts that the Cops just walked away! The call from the Brother was Devastating 😔

@cutter1985 Год назад

I can’t believe people want to defund the police instead of giving them better training!!!😮

@deedeejusts9496 Год назад

Totally agree

@ClaireKent-i1e 8 месяцев назад

Michigan is a kkk state they wait for blacks to die also if she lived in the suburban area would have been different she lived in the hood so they really didn't take real

@azazello1784 7 месяцев назад

The brother was pathetic.

@janethoward1161 2 месяца назад

@azazello1784 what made a brother finding his sister died "pathetic " ..smh

@byeongcheol5610 2 года назад

The first 5 minutes of this video has me so angry I'm shaking!! That girl knew she would be murdered and bravely found a way to call out for help... only for the cops to knock on the door and walk away.

@AngelicTroubleMaker-LaVooDoo24 2 месяца назад

EXACTLY!!!!

@angelamiller4113 2 года назад

The police really botched this case! She clearly told the 911 operator that he had already killed her aunt and he was gonna kill her it took them almost 8 minutes to get to the house they knocked and left! Wtf!

@thetruthspoken1 2 года назад

Quite disturbing.

@jodyanczer5433 2 года назад

That dispatch officer needs to be fired on the spot

@breemee1234 Год назад

Yea and whatever happened to "stay on the line"?!!!!

@amiLore Год назад

The dispatch did not give that info to the police

@bro6568 Год назад

@@amiLorethey did.. did you not hear the officer wearing the body cam say that “she said a man is trying to kill her?! It might be a 10-96”.. they already thought it was a mental call.. sad they messed up bad.

@shannon_w. 2 года назад

I can’t get over that you are the ONLY RU-vidr who has done a video on this poor young lady and her family that is longer than 10 minutes! You have a new subject in me!

@xDRAGONSTARx 2 года назад

I came here because a channel called Alex D, featured this case on his 911 calls uploads. He posted it 5 months ago

@lashundavis156 2 года назад

It's actually like 1 or 2 who actually did it that's how I saw it

@MamaNitra Год назад

She’s black. We should all be used to our stories being downplayed and not take seriously in this country.. ijs 🤷🏾‍♀️

@mphatsokalembera193 2 месяца назад

It's 2024 and is still the only one

@SnowWhite717_ 2 года назад

I’m not a 911 operator but why is it EVERY SINGLE TIME they ask the stupidest questions when people are either in danger or in shock?!? Ugh 😣 So frustrating. People don’t call 911 because they’re having a wonderful time, they call because it’s a freaking EMERGENCY ffs 🤦🏻‍♀️

@MartyMcflyLT-tf9dn 3 месяца назад

It's literally pathetic

@magpai1444 Год назад

Obviously they didn't take Keyona seriously, and honestly, they didn't take her brother much more seriously either. There's at least 3 dispatchers that SUCK at their job. They kept switching dispatchers while her brother was on the line and no one seemed to be on the same page at all. absolutely HORRIBLE

@ClaireKent-i1e 8 месяцев назад

Reason why she lived in the ghetto Michigan state is a KKK land

@pixi2209 10 дней назад

🎯🎯🎯

@memyselfi1828 Год назад

There was nothing about that call that sounded 96 (mental health). That woman was in distressed and those officers failed her. This is disgusting! I wonder if the officers would have taken 7 minutes to arrive if the call was from a loved one.

@MrYoungWallace 3 месяца назад

Thank you for this information, I thought he was talking about age 🤦🏿

@ShaeNik Месяц назад

I wonder if they were reprimanded for that horrible act of 'service.'

@kristinehorn9099 2 года назад

The girl clearly whispered "he's going to kill me, and may have killed my auntie already" Now if that was not reason enough to break that door down, what the hell is!?

@loisannlovelace8988 2 года назад

Right! She basically told 911 caller all they needed to know. Truly tragic

@barbaraweiss8686 Год назад

Unfortunately they can’t break the door down over a phone call….

@guccilady1017 Год назад

Do y’all not know what swatting is?? People will call the cops and pretend to be a victim to get them to break into someone’s home guns drawn. They can’t just gon kicking in doors based on a phone call

@SoulRocketMan Год назад

They were scared to break in... Pu$$y cops

@rj2611 11 месяцев назад

@@guccilady1017we know what swatting is because we’ve read the stories, or in some cases seen the videos, of police breaking into someone’s house with their guns drawn based on a phone call. This absolutely is something they do - when they care about the person they perceive to be the victim

@Multitasker1997 7 месяцев назад

So someone on the phone saying they are about to be killed isn’t reason enough to break in a door? But they are quick to break in doors of innocent ppl. Smh I hope the family is suing them.

@africanbeauty3816 2 месяца назад

Exactly what I said

@pixi2209 10 дней назад

100% 🎯🎯🎯

@Kimber-bz9fe Год назад

She literally said he killed her Aunt & was going to kill her!!!! Yet they dismissed the whole thing. This poor family I have no words

@lisalaws7427 2 года назад

This is why I will die defending myself before I put my life in other people's hands. This is absolutely horrible I'm so heartbroken for their family. To hear her whispering and the fear in her voice just makes me so sad. I'm so happy I found this account tho because you give such detail and do it with such respect for the victims. You deserve so many more subscribers that's for sure

@JustThoughtLounge 2 года назад

Thanks Lisa! Glad you found us as well

@Xcuvon Год назад

And these bixtces say she sounds crazy! No, y’all are crazy! She sounds fkn terrified!!! Stupid asses

@brendaleary9281 Год назад

Agree

@Winnib7479 8 месяцев назад

The Dispatcher should be fired, he wasnt listening to her and only concerned with asking her questions.

@pixi2209 10 дней назад

YES. The second was briliant one, too. 🤯😖

@katiemary8075 2 года назад

This is unbelievable, she told that useless dispatcher that her aunt has been killed and she’s next. They did absolutely nothing to help

@principecaprincipeca2243 2 года назад

In US with their huge drug problem they probably get a lot of those kind of calls from people being paranoid because of drug abuse

@hands-to-work1601 Год назад

Ever heard of the million "swatting" calls that come in?

@loriwalker6669 Год назад

Doesn’t matter how many calls they receive !! He had already KILLED her aunt !! Get real

@carlospinheirotorres9499 Год назад

Cops can't just knock down your door on the basis of your address having been disclosed by a caller to 911.

@Tee1312Jay Год назад

Don't bring a stranger/criminal into your house. The police could have handled the situation better, but the chances are that victims were already dead by the time the police got there. Otherwise, they would have responded. I hope the murderer burns in hell. RIP to all the victims. 🙏🏿❤️

@mighty0974 2 года назад

"He already killed my auntie" My first thought would have been to ask, "who?". That's all the 911 operator had to do to turn him instantly into a suspect and not just a person of interest.

@Saronnaa09 2 года назад

Good point.

@shastajustice3753 2 года назад

good point. then the police would have had more information about who they're dealing with at the house even why he was in prison. domestic? assault?

@breemee1234 Год назад

Also, why didn't 911 keep her on the line? They could have been asking yes/no questions (because clearly she was hiding and couldn't talk much) to get more info to the cops WTFF

@estrella5935 Год назад

@@breemee1234 that’s what I was wondering.

@kishalashawn5542 7 месяцев назад

EXACTLY!!

@jannetteberends8730 2 года назад

What’s the purpose of 911 if there is no action? The person answering the call is the one who failed. And absolute incompetent for his job.

@andrewDaMack 21 день назад

Agreed. Apparently 911 have a lot of DMV type personalities working for them.

@MegaDublinguy 2 года назад

As usual a terrific presentation of a case Kevin! How they could claim they had no probable cause when Keyona had called saying he had killed her aunt and she was in fear for her life is beyond me. I hope they catch that lowlife.

@chelsbrindley9059 2 года назад

Don't police enter for "wellness checks"...? This was, unfortunately, a case of "low income neighborhood in Grand Rapids" not a situation of improbability. So sad. Michigan is one of the worst states to have DRASTIC socioeconomic gaps and a particularly unpleasant racial undertone to almost everything that happens there. Really gross that this was 2019, so sad. And the house fire just continued the series of unfortunate events. 😔

@mommy2libras 2 года назад

They generally won't enter a house for a simple first wellness check but it depends on the situation. If they see anything outside or through the windows that leads them to believe the person inside needs helps, they'll enter. Or if they've been informed the person inside is sick or elderly and no one can get ahold of them but even then many times they'll ask permission from whatever family member called before just going in. And don't forget that in the past several years, there's been a lot of controversy over police just entering people's home, especially in low income neighborhoods.

@Bird1964 2 года назад

I lived in the St. Joe area with my daughter and I will never forget the Benton Harbor riots. I stayed June July and August and 2 weeks in December and February. When I wasn't able to be there, I was a worried wreck about my daughter who was in college at the time in Michigan. The things I saw were like something nightmares are made of.

@The-Beyonder 10 месяцев назад

In my experience, yeah. They will straight up walk into your home even if they don't have any suspicion of anything happening except a wellness check

@juned1719 9 месяцев назад

💯 Well said.

@AngelicTroubleMaker-LaVooDoo24 2 месяца назад

My thoughts too.

@josephinepeery6938 2 года назад

What the heck, they walk away because there's no sign of anyone breaking in?! I hope they felt bloody awful after hearing this! Prayers for all the family 🙏

@kenkaniff8428 2 года назад

I would hope there would be some kind of action taken, reprimand, retraining or all of the above

@NoOne-ss3fc 2 года назад

I'm sure they justified it 🙄

@guillermo3564 2 года назад

You know they didn't lose any sleep over this. Cops don't give a f*ck about people. They just pretend to when there are cameras around. This is why the qualified immunity bullsh*t has to end. Everyone of them needs to be held accountable. To serve and protect, my a$$. That only applies to serving their own needs and protecting each other. Police departments are the most criminal organizations in America after congress, banks and corporations.

@Chellz801 Год назад

They probably don’t care

@MartyMcflyLT-tf9dn 3 месяца назад

They have no feelings no more. They are all numbed by there duties.

@thatgirl9759 Год назад

She handled that 911 call so well. She was calm, quiet and kept herself together. I blame the 911 operator. He didn't pass on the details or urgency of the call. The bloods on his hands. Poor Keyona♥

@TheTaurean 2 года назад

Thank you for doing diverse race cases! 👏🏾 a lot of true crime channels fail to highlight our culture so thank you.

@Robin-xt7yo Год назад

agreed. There's disproportionate media coverage of when Sherri Papini and Gabby Petito went missing. But when Mitrice Richardson went missing we didn't hear a thing until long after she already passed and was discovered decomposed in Malibu.

@susanperry4177 Год назад

Yes. I've seen a lot of true crime featuring attractive, young, white females.

@TomboyGirlfriend Год назад

There is a RU-vid channel called Black Girl Gone that only focuses on true crime involving black women

@Dksb20 2 года назад

"Gotta have more than just a phone call" you mean the phone call of the terrified women saying she was going to be killed and her auntie was already killed.... My god I can't?!

@aes0p895 Год назад

These dispatchers need to be prosecuted. I am outraged.

@barringtongilbert9230 2 года назад

If someone calls for help, whispering...I'd immediately whisper back as my voice would obviously carry! Christ....

@PreparewithRealEstate Месяц назад

those were my thoughts as well. Derrell probably heard his voice.

@smallt0wnc0untrygirl 8 месяцев назад

They need to start charging these dispatchers and offers with neglect or something. Smh.

@m3ta7ron21 2 года назад

I notice a lot of terrible 911 operators. It's so aggravating

@vickiekasafirek9096 2 года назад

Omg that's why you have to be prepared to defend and protect yourself. She called police for help. After they get there and knock and no one answers they just leave. SMH. Like a killer is going to answer. Protect yourself ppl. It's the only hope you have. Don't depend on any one else. Prayers for the family and friends🙏. RIP💖🌹

@tessaducek5601 2 года назад

Its not funny. But as they were knocking. I thought. What do you expect? A guy or gal going to answer the door holding a gun and wearing a shirt with evil person across the front? Break the door down!!!

@speakerz74 2 года назад

@@tessaducek5601 lmao right? she should've told them there was weed in the house, then the entire police force would would've showed up guns blazing

@amyy_jo8500 2 года назад

You deserve a lot more subscribers because the quality of your content is really good👌🏻🎯🥇and the cases you cover are cases that are not well known, but you cover them so well 🙌🏻 I'm glad I randomly found your channel because what a gem 💎✨💞 Keep up the great work and I look forward to watching all your future videos! 🤙🏻😊

@JustThoughtLounge 2 года назад

Thanks Amy! Really appreciate the kind words 😀

@marielamiranda3066 2 года назад

@@JustThoughtLounge totally agree, found this channel a week ago and I really like your content with lots of info other channels don’t have plus the respect you show when you narrate this horrible cases! Thank you ☺️🙌🏻

@kenkaniff8428 2 года назад

@@marielamiranda3066 I've said this to several people and even told Kevin this also but I've checked out OVER 50 true crime channels and I've gotten rid of MOST of them and kept the TOP 12 and THIS channel has made my TOP 5. The reason the sub #s aren't very high is because he has just started a few months ago. I was sub #211 so I'm seeing the subs coming in at a nice pace. He's growing every week and 100K will be here in no time. Excellent channel. Cheers🤘

@user-wo7dl6tb2q 2 года назад

@@JustThoughtLounge this is the first video I’ve seen from you & within 30 seconds uR presence & vibe made me subscribe. I’ll watch prior videos & look for more!

@Karenanneseven 2 года назад

I feel exactly the same. So much so I’ve become a founding Patron as I just love this new channel. I’m a true crime fan from Australia 🇦🇺

@nathaliesantiaga Год назад

I’m not even a police officer and if my friend called me sounding as scared as she did I’m kicking down that door myself! This is so sad

@Jade7159- 2 месяца назад

Something similar did happen to me. My ex boyfriend was threatening me with physical harm. When he wasn’t looking, I was able to text a girlfriend “ call 911”.

@bryanrussell6679 2 года назад

He may not be on social media, but I bet he goes to libraries to check his dating site profiles.

@lamh5265 8 месяцев назад

Check to see if he is sleeping at the library.

@ritayammouni2803 2 года назад

In every 911 calls I have heard, they always keep the caller on the phone until police arrive. Why oh why didn’t this one do that, he could have most likely saved her life 😡

@JustThoughtLounge 2 года назад

This call actually disconnected, otherwise I am sure they would have stayed on the line until the officers arrived….or I hope they would have.

@ritayammouni2803 2 года назад

@@JustThoughtLounge But they usually ring back, might be wrong 🤷‍♀️

@Jade7159- 2 месяца назад

@@ritayammouni2803Watch the movie The Call. When the dispatcher, Halle Berry, called the victim back, the murderer heard the phone ring.

@Carryon22865 9 месяцев назад

It's been said that the Dispatcher didn't give the officers any information about the aunts murder, if this is true he needs to be fired and charged, with something for not giving pertinent information to the officers, they most likely would've came sooner and would've broken down the door, if they had all the information 😢

@lamh5265 8 месяцев назад

Thank you. Someone wittnessed a murder and the prosecutor says, " a phone call isn't enough to enter someones house."

@kyannal7516 7 месяцев назад

That’s what I was thinking and the only thing that makes sense as to why they wouldn’t have entered

@Jade7159- 2 месяца назад

The dispatcher heard her voice and determined her race and then left her in danger to be murdered. He has blood on his hands. I hope he was exposed and fired.

@betzybrethour334 2 года назад

Wow insane , somebody called for help inside the house , how is that not enough to break in the door ??? Bullshit

@Juliefree7 2 года назад

Everyone failed Keyona. This is infuriating.

@lboogiebella484 2 года назад

That was crazy af!!!!! I hope someone finds him! Gonna share this ! Also, what tf is up with the police just leaving??? That’s sick!!!

@irresponsibleparent3 2 года назад

What's more sick the guy killing those women of the cops leaving?

@lboogiebella484 2 года назад

@@irresponsibleparent3 he wouldn’t have killed Keyona if they intervened ✌🏽

@irresponsibleparent3 2 года назад

@@lboogiebella484 he killed both Keyona and her aunt, he wouldn't have been able to do that if they hadn't allowed an unemployed man with a violent past in their lives. I don't mean to sound harsh but bw need to stop allowing these demons into their lives then expecting the world to save them from our own choices.

@lboogiebella484 2 года назад

@@irresponsibleparent3 I totally agree but keyona said on the phone he is going to kill me he already killed my auntie, had they came in that house when they arrived she would be alive point blank period!! You don’t say to ppl who were killed in church “well you shouldn’t have been in church” no you don’t . The cops failed this family several times .

@irresponsibleparent3 2 года назад

@@lboogiebella484 I understand your anger but black women need to stop expecting to be saved. 1600 of us were unalived last year, one every 5.5 hours. We know we're the least protected, the 2nd amendment is there for us too. It's not a game out here anymore ladies, once you get got no one will care. Not black people, not white people, no one! Instead of crying and wondering why no one is protecting us we need to take shooting classes. No point in waiting for others to care, we have to make the change we need to see. I'm tired of seeing black women harmed to but we need to take our own safety serious if we want others to do so too.

@lisabradford8180 2 года назад

This was tough to listen to. Why didn't. The cops break down the damned door?? As someone said they break in to do no knock warrants but not to save a life🙄😢

@NannupTiger 2 года назад

Only if they HAVE a warrant! The case would be thrown out of court if the cops have no warrant!

@lisabradford8180 2 года назад

@@NannupTiger well, when someone calls 911 saying one person is dead and they themselves are about to be killed i would think that they would have made entry.

@daginezho1637 2 года назад

@@NannupTiger I don't understand why they didn't keep her on the phone?! In my state of Victoria in Australia they usually keep you on the phone until the Police get there in these kinds of situations. You only need to say you got stabbed and they come with the Special Operations Group (our version of SWAT) with their assault rifles. I know this because my mentally ill brother called emergency services and said he got stabbed 5 times by me with a machete. Within 10-15 minutes they came with a couple of ambulances, a couple of Detectives & the S.O.G's. That being said, he was on the phone with them until they arrived. They only do that if your call is prioritized, as in life or death situations. But idk maybe they hung up cause she was whispering and they were worried the offender might hear her, but then they could've been silent on the phone until Police arrive too.

@principecaprincipeca2243 2 года назад

@@lisabradford8180 I think in US whit their opioid crisis they get a lot of kalls like that when people are tripping.

@fishnets4177 3 месяца назад

And the wrong house 50% of times

@2default 9 месяцев назад

This is the saddest case i have ever heard. Poor family

@normabracey6794 Год назад

Keyonna told the dispatcher that her aunt had been killed and that she was going to be killed. Why did the police not break the door down? They just left the scene when no one answered the door. Keyona was whispering to the dispatcher. The dispatcher should have known that when Keyona told her that her aunt was just killed and she was whispering, this meant that she was in grave danger. The state and police dept are responsible for Keyona's death. There were at least 5 officers on the scene and not 1 of them thought to break the door down. This is beyond inept !!

@kishalashawn5542 7 месяцев назад

The police didn’t get that information.

@normabracey6794 7 месяцев назад

@@kishalashawn5542 That's what is called a total disconnect. That vital information should have been the first information related to the police.

@Gisellej80 2 года назад

😢 hearing her whisper for police is so hard. Rip keyona an her aunt. She met him while he was in jail

@Bettinasisrg 2 года назад

What makes this even worse is if a totally nonviolent drug user was in the house suspected of having drugs in the house and those cops would've not only gotten there much faster there would've been twice as many and they would've busted the doors in immediately!! Unbelievable

@sweetnessnlight Год назад

I did not know that, good advice. Maybe that would be the thing to tell 911, like when they say yelling fire gets a better response when being attacked instead of yelling help.

@nopjack7278 Год назад

Oh my goodness, the matriarch of the family passed in a fire in the same house as the murders? Wow. Well, that killer showed all the signs that he was disturbed, but sadly the family dismissed them...psycho, quiet, no friends, isolated, jobless, controlling, AND MANIPULATIVE. He needs to be found.

@TheDarkDresser 8 месяцев назад

Even if I were single, I would never pick up trash from outside and bring it inside my home. I say this often: a woman should never allow a man to move into her home, especially when he has nothing or next to nothing to bring to the table. These losers will turn violent once you tell them to move out. I also don't believe in living together without marriage. Either they both bring nothing and build a life together as husband and wife, or they both bring the same amount to the table. After a certain age a man should be established. If he decides to get married, his new wife should be the one to move into his home.

@lamh5265 8 месяцев назад

Jay, Brown, Derrick, Darren, Jay..son...murderer, what's his name, probably set the fire...they haven't investigated that possibility either. He probably isn't even out of town. Probably works at the police station or sleeps in their basment. They aren't paying attention. Pure speculation.

@Blaquejohn 8 месяцев назад

Don't speak on things you know nothing about it's very disrespectful

@andrewgabor2.0 Год назад

I don’t understand how someone calls a dispatcher and is obviously whispering so the killer can’t hear them, is being asked so many questions. I also don’t understand if a caller gives you their address and says that the killer already killed their aunt, why wouldn’t the door get broken down. Then for the police to say the person sounded like they were mentally ill/unstable… SOMEONE WAS TRYING TO KILL HER. Was she supposed to sound polite?

@azazello1784 7 месяцев назад

She said he killed her "auntie". It's hard to take this type of baby talk seriously.

@lynnleigha580 2 года назад

BS, yes they did, she even said "he ALREADY killed my aunt" she was in danger and they knew it

@rj2611 11 месяцев назад

I can’t thing of a better example to support the data that police don’t prevent crime. My heart goes out to that family.

@chelseagirl278 2 года назад

absolutely disgusting! in what universe do the officers think it is a good idea to leave the house after the 911 call ? WTF!

@jasminewilder4640 Год назад

This makes me so angry! She reported a murder and let them know the murderer was still in the house and after her and they didn't even go inside the house. Beyond Ridiculous

@Msshyshy23 9 месяцев назад

I cannot believe he’s still at large. Thank you for covering this case.

@TJ-bn2cn 2 года назад

I hope that the dispatcher realises that this young woman died because he gave the officers the wrong information. No he wasn’t the killer but if he’d give the correct information, they’d have responded differently.

@marriejames01 2 года назад

Yeah hopefully the guilt is unbearable. Shame on that guy.

@getbusydrizzy5296 8 месяцев назад

THAT 911 CALL IS CHILLING. HEARTFELT

@sarahewson3607 2 года назад

I love your channel, it’s so honorable that you use this platform trying to find Justice for these poor families. It’s hard work, but you do it very well and respectfully. 🙏🏻

@bonniyerex7012 9 месяцев назад

If a terrified voice whispers 'help me' and says he's already killed her auntie, isn't probable cause, I don't know what is. I would be mad a f too!

@azazello1784 7 месяцев назад

Maybe in a life threatening situation she should not have used baby talk and said "auntie".

@whiteybaze497 2 года назад

The police weren't at fault, the damn 911 operator is! She clearly said he killed her aunt, and was about to kill her too. The operator typed it in as a woman claiming she was about to be assaulted. That's some BS

@sallyh.6362 2 года назад

They knew she said he was going to kill her from the computer readout. They used that information to label her mentally unstable without ever speaking to her. It’s ALL of their faults. And the DA or whoever gave the interview re probable cause- for shame. He should have said I will never admit a mistake and my white male privilege affords me that right, so remember folks: a call to 911 is NOT enough to justify anyone helping you. It will be assumes you’re crazy and no action is required as the default position. You’re basically on your own.

@jabellatv3240 2 года назад

Exactly and why didn't they stay on the phone with her until police arrived so they would know what was happening in the house but it took the police 7 minutes and one of the officers knew it was something going on he literally said someone is trying to kill me right before he tried to call Keyona crazy smh the police and 911 operator are to blame

@girlinterrupted243 2 года назад

I just love how you go out of your way to cover “ Black Crimes” because no one really cares about spreading the word or even showing concern when this happens !!! Thank you !!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾💚❤️🧡💙💛💜🖤🖤🖤💗💔💞❣️💓

@user-xg9jb3nz9v 2 года назад

Me too!! Good channel popped up in my RU-vid feed. I'm subscribing! ♥️♥️♥️

@azazello1784 7 месяцев назад

Is this a joke? There was a whole Black Lives Matter movement.

@sallyh.6362 2 года назад

Beyond infuriating. It is more difficult for a women to be taken seriously in SO many situations and often there is no fine line between being simply ignored or being labelled hysterical or crazy. That the officer assumes she’s crazy without ever speaking to her, because she says someone is trying to kill her.. if someone was crazy and imagining someone was trying to kill them, wouldn’t there be someone home and signs of a disturbance 7 minutes later, so the silence would not support that theory. Then the cherry on the cake, because her brother IS understandably hysterical, it’s solidly assumed the HE is a women.

@barbaraweiss8686 Год назад

Icing on the cake

@azazello1784 7 месяцев назад

Maybe if women didn't use baby talk like "auntie" then they would be taken more seriously.

@candlechef6786 2 года назад

Another great video! You know what I love about this channel is that you're very professional on how you give the facts no jokes, not editing in images or other things to distract us about what the case is all about. All these cases are very emotional and serious and that's how you bring it to us making us feel like we're right there with you or right there at the scene. Keep up the great work look forward to the next one

@NoseyNuNu 9 месяцев назад

Man... They have the most horrible police dispatchers ever in history all of them seem like they need to be fired. This is just too sad. They could've saved her.

@pixi2209 10 дней назад

🎯🎯🎯🤬😖

@megschmeedafamc Год назад

Thank you for covering this so well. How awful of the cops-they DEFINITELY had probable cause!!! And the fire later...so horrible. May they all rest in peace.

@felicitywillboughby6901 2 года назад

Absolutely horrifying. My heart goes out to the family.. Thanks for the upload. Your reporting is professional, informative.,well presented. 💃👍🙏

@Itisfinished. 2 года назад

Police failed that family big time.

@fishnets4177 3 месяца назад

And someone covered it up and set the house on fire 🔥 how we know the candle was the source callus if everyone is deceased now.

@OneBlueFroggy Год назад

Let this be a lesson, you are in charge of your own safety. You cannot depend on the police to act responsibly in any given situation. Be fully prepared to defend yourself and others. I hope the cops who left her to die get brain rot thinking about what they didn't do ! ♥️ 🕊️ 🇨🇦

@alicepotter8165 2 года назад

Dispatch should have kept her on the line.

@Pinkricaan 2 года назад

We don't know if they did or didn't... the audio just ends

@srso4660 6 месяцев назад

They didn’t hang up on her, it was disconnected. The murderer may have found her in that moment or she hung up in fear he’d hear her talking to the dispatcher

@drizzabelldrekia6154 2 месяца назад

It really piss me off for him to be asking all them questions while she is literally trying to hide.. there needs to be a silent emergency line that can locate the emergency with urgency

@davidng8870 2 года назад

I don’t believe there’s no probable cause if the resident of the house tells you there is an assailant who has killed her aunt and is about to kill her. There isn’t anything implausible about the call, her demeanor is consistent with abject fear. Ridiculous

@c.r.y.b.u.l.l.y 2 года назад

Concise, objective content. Neutral cadence. Quality stuff. May the algorithm be ever in your favor.

@cole3495 Год назад

Oh my God the candles from a vigil for slain family members were responsible for the death of 2 other family members wow my heart goes out to these people.

@snowblo1 2 года назад

Wow, I didn't get all that Kiana's call was coming from someone who may have been mentally unwell. It sounded very much to me that she was being captive, or something of the sort.

@unmuddywaters4602 2 года назад

This case makes me sick to my stomach everyday one I hear it. I’m disgusted by the sheer incompetence

@cutter1985 Год назад

I agree, give them less money and it should get better!

@ninabanks1 2 месяца назад

This is absolutely heartbreaking!!! I can’t even understand how they didn’t respond with more concern . But wouldn’t that be the responsibility of the 911 operator to relay the information with more urgency? She literally said she was going to be killed 🥺

@lizadoesray Год назад

I bet if her name was Brenda or Kristine they would’ve done their due diligence

@juliamontalvo9717 2 года назад

More than just a phone call. Really. Sue those cops.

@scotiancoast4498 2 года назад

Bud you deserve more subs. Most channels like this recycle the same stories everyone has heard a million times so it's refreshing to hear new stories which you do a good job doing.

@JustThoughtLounge 2 года назад

Appreciate it. We try to find new stories where we can, but it’s not always easy. Side note, is your name a reference to Nova Scotia?

@scotiancoast4498 2 года назад

@@JustThoughtLounge Yes it is. I'm from a town called New Glasgow

@JustThoughtLounge 2 года назад

@@scotiancoast4498 I’ve got some family in Nova Scotia. They’re in a fairly rural spot…can’t recall where off the top of my head though. Always enjoyed visiting when I was younger.

@chenoalaurencin 2 года назад

That phone call was frightening as hell my goodness

@JW52654 2 года назад

Your editing is very professional, both in the narrative and imaging, thank you for your work sir.

@janeabbotts Год назад

What a tragic case, when two members of a family are murdered and then the actions of the family cause another two family members to lose their lives.

@kimsbutterflyeffect5842 5 месяцев назад

Since when is "He already killed my Aunt and he is about to kill me! Please hurry!" not probable cause?

@andrewhaley8992 2 года назад

Another case I haven’t heard of. Thanks Kevin.

@emiliestratman4153 2 года назад

EXCELLENT coverage Kevin !!! ALL of your videos are super well researched... Keep it up ! 😉👍🙏

@mariacolon7774 2 года назад

My God. She called that somebody was gonna kill her _Why they didn’t go in. That’s crazy

@melaniemunro6696 2 года назад

It’s complete rubbish that they couldn’t enter the house the call said he killed her aunt so at the very least there was one dead dead body. The dispatchers and police acted as if murder is not a real thing that happens

@shivvyc1 2 года назад

So delighted I discovered your channel! Great coverage and some cases I've never heard of. The delivery is great! Keep up the good work!

@tms372 10 месяцев назад

No friends, no job, gone. And she knew it had been in jail.

@headache_est_1994 3 месяца назад

“Need a good reason to break into a house thats more than a phone call 🤷‍♂️” yeah, a phone call where someone says there’s ALREADY BEEN A MURDER and they’re about to be killed next. Zero remorse or accountability in his tone and poor excuse. As if cops care about busting down doors without a warrant anyway.

@pixi2209 10 дней назад

Yeah, but weed is always good reason for them.

@rachaelgraceblack 2 года назад

Top work, dude.

@LauraLancealot 2 года назад

Never heard about this case. Great job as always.

@BostonIce37 8 месяцев назад

I read that the police showed up within 7 minutes but left because they had no response from anyone. They got another call 2 hours later, I believe from the brother, but they were both deceased by then. I thought if there was a 911 call from someone in distress police had to make contact any way possible, for this very reason. I couldn’t find any article stating he’s been arrested. Still on the run.

@volusize 2 года назад

The pastor saw he was homeless, rummaging through bins and he took him in and let him sleep there 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌👼👼 RESPECT! That’s called being compassionate and having a heart 🤙🤙

@bronxbutterflyrivera78 2 года назад

I wonder how stupid the cop feel now after assuming she was a 1080

@auntkaz815 Год назад

Wow. Their definition of probable cause and mine don’t match at all. Someone reporting to 911 that they are in danger of being killed and that their auntie was already killed is certainly cause enough not to leave the premises until you have had contact with that caller.

@erickiyoshiphillips2323 2 года назад

I remember back in the day calling 911 the police had to come in contact with the callerand if it was false you would get in trouble.

@Bestlady104 7 месяцев назад

The 911 dispatcher and the police failed this family. What a shame

@GenXfrom75 2 года назад

How was her 911 call not "probable cause"!?! That's bull. And her blood is on their hands! 💯🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

@OneBadAssMoMo 2 года назад

Our 4th Amendment rights are a beautiful protection usually. I feel like they had enough from the 911 call to enter the property. She stated her auntie had been killed, and she was going to be as well, I feel like that gave the officers probable cause. Thank you once again, Kevin, for bringing us excellent, thought-provoking content. You are appreciated.

@MsAliemm 2 года назад

If that doesn't constitute probable cause what the hell does??? Even IF it was a caller that needed to be "96'd"( think thats what they called it..or in other words detained under the mental health act), that should have given them a legal right to enter the home. Either way there was someone there in need of desperate help! I cannot imagine the police doing the exact same thing in a wealthier suburb. I know that is a racially biased thing to assume but I genuinely believe it.