Son Murdered His Mom’s Killers 22 Years Later - Hero or Villain? (Case of Zhang KouKou) 

Thats deep

Ever since I heard that saying a few years ago I started using it!! I absolutely frickin love that one cuz it's SOOO TRUE!!

I've always loved that quote.

This is the premise of "The Joker". Don't be a psychopath if you know better

This is my truth... nobody is sorry about it ..why should i...i am angry i turned out this way...but I'm trying

The reaction of the public shows how that family could not save face. Pride is a good formula for loneliness.

Well I mean that's just not true, it was only one of the family which killed his mother and he was sent to prison for 7 years which is hardly "living in peace"... he didn't have to kill the brother and the 70 year old father did he?

@@legaliseme seven years is nothing compared to the life they took and trauma they gave someone who was a child. And it's not like the family of the murderer was blind or absent when it happened, they were there and they knew exactly what happened, and yet chose to ignore that and what's even worse, support the murder with their ignorance. So yes I would pretty much say it is true, the murderer and his family-accomplices didn't get a death punishment for taking someone's life and on top of that leaving her to die on purpose, did they?

​@@legalisemethey didn't have to cheat them for being good people and kill their mother did they? That's the real question.

😢🥹The Trauma of Koukou as kids and i-think,he never had a counseling’s

that is pretty obviously not true

@@jasonx2539Yes it is. If someone is attacking you and you immediately think of the son of the person your brother k*lled 22 years ago that means he knew right away why he was being attacked. Guilt is everlasting unless you are completely disgusting than you feel nothing.

@@starrymagics not that I meant whether the Wang recognized koukou and said his name or whatever was almost certainly just a storytelling element she added

@@jasonx2539 Oh!! I thought you were saying they wouldn’t naturally feel guilty. I understand you.

@@jasonx2539 I was thinking the same thing, however, maybe koukou revealed what happened on the mountain to the police and thats where the narrator got the information. The narrarator did say he was being very honest with the police.

I also thought it can also refer to an accused being put in limbo indefinitely as well?

Too bad the legal system never cared for justice. It only serves order.

People would be him in this situation but I don’t think they “wish they could be him” I’m this situation. Honestly I would most likely forgive

Anti-hero?

I think he's both a hero and damn good son!!!

a hero makes personal sacrafices and risks for the good of others. a vigilante takes justice into their own hands. you could only count him as a hero if he acted because he thought the murderer was still a threat to society, and not to avenge his mother. if he killed a killer for revenge, he is still a murderer and vigilante, even though he is justified.

@@pumpkin3310forgive ? The wangs never apologised.

It's absolutely heartbreaking! 😢 (I used the wrong emoji)

😭its so sad

At least Mr. Zhang still has sister Koukou... hope shes doing alright too

First time on this channel...forgive my ignorance. Is this a real story or did you just make it up? In either case, you really brought it to life with your storytelling skills. I'm impressed.

@@OmegaRacer this is real

I say that as someone who lost her mom at 16. I'm 40 and still not over it.

I'm sorry for your loss, especially so young. @@carmaela2689

@@carmaela2689 I already loss both, my father a few months after I graduated then several years later my mother after I just got a solid job for a few months. The feeling is indeed extremely painful. Still remember all the feeling of that day when I know I will loss them to their illness. I didn't even have a change to repay their kindness when they're old enough nor seek good food or travel together using my expense like I always want..

@@mickbotcast I lost my father also, around the age of 30. Mu heart goes out to you. It's a pain you just learn to live with.

This is why protecting innocence of kids is so important.

To be fair he did try to move on, going as far as abroad, but I mean the burden of the past and the emotional toll it took on him was permanent...

@@nanwijanarko1969 Doesn't help having the perps so close to you either.

Life is just difficult even without PTSDs. He really had very little chance to succeed to begin with.

I agree that the system failed him. The emotions he felt were very strong, and I can see why he did what he did.

Exactly 👏 The "relief" he must have felt. Yes, he is in prison, but - like you said - he is in peace in prison.

But that man kid are innocent though. Should he make that kid to go through something he feel. What if after he get released on have kids on future that man kid decide to do what he do to his father

@@alvinsoehendrywijaya it's not like the killer of his mother killed her for revenge they just killed her without remorse. they dont have the right to take revenge on zhang kou kou. The wangs should've seen it coming. Karma doesn't give warnings. Make this a lesson that whatever bad u do ur not just the one receiving bad karma, ur decendants will receive it too.

@@ririn6679 why they dont have the right? And he have the right both lose parents right. Make what other can do revenge and other cant?

How beautiful the end plays out, the one who should've died, didn't, instead face the most excruciating pain, more than living. It's better than KouKou's wish

sucks for the younger bro. Takes the fall for his older brother and goes to prison 7 years, then he still gets unalived.

Yeah it does suck fr the youngest but also shows lying wont get you far he lied

IDK, if he is even capable of that much sensitivity to feel remorse for his family. He was old enough not to ruin his younger brother's record and own up his crimes, when it all happened the very first time. His family 'saved' him, bargaining the younger brother's future. I can only imagine what would be the family dynamic in such situation.

The second brother is the monster of this story, he's probably happy that whatever the mother leaves him is all his.

ME TOO

Same - 💔 - the ded have peace and the hearts of they who left behind bleading - 😭

Absolutely heartbroken for his dad and the love he has for his family/ To lose your wife so senselessly and then your son....I'm crying....

He should build a statue of his son to honor him and erect it in the village.

He is bitter and jealous of the world and especially the Wang family. And his mother she was the one that instigated the fight. And he took 3 lives and neither of them were the killer’s life.

Thanks so much for sharing your story. I did not know you had to pay to go to public school in China. I’m quite surprised.

@@mottgirl13 Maybe 10 or 15 years ago, they did officially make the elementary and middle school free, but only for tuition, the students families still have to pay for the books fees and test feels and many other miscellaneous fees. Many parents complained that the fees didn’t really decrease, but they became more hidden. During COVID, some schools made students buy designated tablets from specific suppliers in order to fully participate the online learning, instead of making the materials more accessible. Hardship for the less privileged to get an education hasn’t ended; they just evolved into new forms. I am saddened that many kids don’t cherish their the education opportunities that’s readily available. When I was a kid, going to school is like a vacation. For eight hours a day, I was sitting in a well-lit and leak free room and not doing backbreaking hard labor.

Thank you for your beautiful story of perseverance. This is the story of hundreds of Chinese workers in the countryside whose voices aren't heard. We must take these stories into account and take action and be more mindful.

@@ConfusedCatdThank you! I am extremely blessed. Despite growing up fighting overwhelming odds, I did end up got accepted into a great university in Beijing and got a degree in mechanical engineering. I did have to get a student loan because the scholarships were very limited even for someone who got all As. . I moved to the U.S. almost two decades ago and got a second degree in accounting 😂

I’m sorry to hear this. What is the point of having a government to rule a country if not to ensure people have free access to education and health ? I’m thankful my country provides free access to those things and considers them basic human rights. But it never a real win until all countries have it as well and that becomes the norm and not the exception.

Like the elder brother watching his younger brother getting killed?

@@charaznable8072 Not saying what he did as revenge was justified. What I can say is that I’ve never had to experience something like that so it’s hard to say what I would do if I had to experience that at a young age. I would think I wouldn’t let it control my life, but life is unpredictable. The brain is complicated and a mystery and no one can predict what we would do when we face something horrible.

Also there was a lot of hypocrisy in this case.

​@@charaznable8072 oh look at that, the consequences of their own actions... Finally, he knew how it felt.

​@@charaznable8072 boohoo

the one charged with the actual killing was underage. the man who assumedly did kill her (the 2nd brother with the bat) can't be proven to have killed her because lying.

Corruption since their family member worked for the government.

@@DoroNijimarulaws are horrible with murdering and worse .. the story’s I heard are so sad and the law failed them all

well its the Chinese government, what did you think was gonna happen!?

If you have political power, you have the right to commit any crime as long as you don't offend those who are above you.

The second son has money and power. But he must not have peace. He triggered a chain of events and being alive is his punishment. He cannot show his feelings because he needs to save face. So unlike Koukou who was alone and nobody cares, this son has a golden cage of power and money. Losing a loved one that way scars people. Koukou won even if he departed.

​@@aquarius5719One hopes.

@@janicewolk6492 No need to hope. I have lived enough to see karma in action

The message sent is that the government gets to say who lives and dies. He steped out of line and they made an example.

technically, china is communism, so there's no money in china.

Fuck those so called authorities. It's not their family so what the fuck do they know?

it’s literally human instinct. we used to seek revenge when we lived in tribes and people killed our family. i think murder is completely acceptable in a handful of situations.

This story is like a movie. Xiang Kuo Kuo Wick. Be at peace. Reunited with your mom.

We have to move past that instinct though, we need to rise above, be more, i feel sorry for him but I'm not on his side

​@@dream6562 tell that to john wick. This is the case for most movies since everyone really wants revenge if the justice system can't or doesn't help then we either bare with it or do it ourselves. Everyone loves watching revenge movies because it is in our nature. An eye for an eye is basic instinct that is just natural

The brain is a machine. They played games with Koukou brain, and paid a price. Money and power cannot be taken to the afterlife. Money and power cannot bring back people.

Mine too, the pain Kuo Kuos family have had to live with, the injustice for a wife and mother and a little 13 year old boy, who couldn't find peace awake or asleep, my goodness I feel heartbroken for them 😢❤ RIP Kou Kou I pray your mother met you at the gates of heaven - you were a brave but tormented soul

@@lindajames978 All this happened due to greed. With current crisis in China, wages had to be reduced at govt offices of local governments. I suspect the Wang family have just had greed not rewarded lately.

This is typical Chinese corruption.

but notice how the system punish the victims faster then they punish the suspects i bet he got 25 yrs i didn't even watch the video. he had to say srry.

the problem is his mother died from injury caused by 17 years old suspect, who later were sentenced to 7 years in prison. What do you expect the justice system to do? Sentenced the teenager to death penalty? I don't blame KouKou for getting revenge, but I also don't think you can blame the justice system. Every one getting their deserved dues, including KouKou and his victim. That's why there is a saying an eye for an eye left the world blind.

@@godzillamothra5983 That's not what happened according to the dad and KouKou, it was NOT the underage son who did it. The Wang family decided to pin it on the youngest who couldn't be legally held responsible to the same degree an adult would so they made that choice and got away with it. The second oldest son was an adult and he would have gotten a severe sentence, if it was properly investigated. On top of that, they simply REFUSED any claims about his mental health being critically damaged. The court tried to make him into a loser who was jealous and couldn't watch them succeed without being enraged. It is evident that witnessing what he did at 13 years old had a toll on his wellbeing, but they ignored it. If justice was properly served for his mom or during his own trials, people wouldn't have been so mad. That's why they're blaming the justice system.

​@@godzillamothra5983No. His Mother died from that WHOLE family's shady actions & antics. They were screwed LONG b4 they got into a fight. & the ADULT son is who hit her with the bat, not the 17yo son. & That's NOT justice! Not only were they screwed out of the money they needed to live, but THEN that greedy Evil family TOOK THE MOM away from them as well. She might have survived if they hadn't had to waste SO FREAKING LONG running to look for help & running back & more arguing over whether they had to call for help or not b4 they FINALLY agreed to call for a 🚗. & I GUARANTEE u, they walked as SLOW as possible to call for help. But FINALLY a car arrives & transports her to the hospital. We know that seconds & MINUTES oft times can make a HUGE diff & it means the diff between burying your Mom in a⚰️ or taking her home to heal. But as if THAT wasn't even bad enough that they killed Zang's Mom & refused to Even call for help until they were made to, then the Zang family who already has NO $$ & cant afford food, now has to PAY MORE $$ to do all the things like push for autopsy & justice but more than that they have to pay the hospital bills for their Mom dying, they have to pay to have her body prepped & taken care of, then pay for her funeral! & The Wang family got off pretty much SCOT-FREE! They blamed the murder on the 17yo kid & then lied & lied & used their connections to make sure he didn't really have to pay for the crime, made the fight ALL the victims fault & then even tho THEY HAD THE $$ thanks to screwing the Zang family over for YEARS, they didn't EVEN have to cover the costs of the MURDER they committed! & the VICTIMS FAMILY HAD TO FIGHT for it & STILL didn't get the $$ they needed to cover the costs for the Wang's crime. Its TRAGIC & unjust! Im not saying I support brutal murder but... I can't say that if I'd have been thru what he went thru, that it would not have crossed my mind!

@@mistickjackal1267 you’re right, they sentenced him to death :(

No, I refuse to believe he won. I hope he is haunted by everyone’s ghosts- selfish piece of ass that he is, I hope he doesn’t get over this. I say this because people who are like this act like everything is okay but they’re actually dying inside😊

@@Siriusly10 who

​@@Siriusly10 I mean with the amount of media attention this got I doubt he would've been able to keep his job, and further become unhireable, especially with how important face and reputation is in China. Any perspective employer would see this case pop up with a basic Google search, let alone the normal background checks. The most he could probably do is go back to farming or labour since identity is less important there, but his road upwards has essentially been demolished. I also highly doubt that his wife (if he had one) didn't leave him from similar reasons, especially with the extremely high possibility that he was the true culprit that started this 5 person massacre.

I think the dude's name was written 张扣扣 so does that sound like Jang Coco in English? To be honest I find it hard to differentiate some pronunciations in Chinese and other East Asian languages. I couldn't tell that his personal name was Coco. I thought that was Coawcoaw or something. This is why reading various Asian characters and alphabets is easier than speaking the languages, IMHO.

​​@@CandiceGoddard the spelling is Zhang Koukou. Zhang is like a mix of j and g combined sort of, and kou is supposed to sound like trying to yell "cold!" but only the "co" part, tones are hard to convey via text.

True. My heart pains for him and I couldn’t help but cry for him. People who say forgive and just move on with your life, certainly couldn’t understand the depth of his pain. This kind of trauma is not something you can simply let go as you please. It’s rooted in your soul like cancer’s rooted onto your body. It becomes a part of you. This poor kid, life was not fair for him from the start. Every turn he makes, injustice was shoved down his throat. Even until his last breath, life and justice was not kind to him. He should leave this world. This world was not good to him and gave him nothing but bitter pain.

@@redstarseed514 I agree -- I myself tried to put myself through trauma therapy for somethings from my childhood and it’s simply very hard. I couldn’t do it. I wanted to remember, I didn’t want to forget or forgive - he probably felt like “justice” was never an answer but it could have been if the law listened to the witnesses of the family who lost their mother. Could you imagine being in a family, where they PIMP out your remaining youth in jail over an action of another sibling ??- From watching trials, I’m stating to learn that justice doesn’t heal or help with grieving- it just hopefully stops someone else from becoming a victim.

Same

Ayo 😮 that's sus!

@@suhtangwongnah it ain’t.

At least that son can live with regret

@@mumenraidaa Nah. They never do. Especially when he will be left with money.

There is no justice, China or elsewhere in the world. Justice is the sugarcoated word the government created to keep civilians under the illusion of a fair society. The reality is often a corrupt legal system that bends itself to rich and powerful forces in society.

The mom was the one that escalated the conflict to a physical level, and escalated it even further by waving an iron pipe and actually hurting the other party. And the Wang family called a car to bring her to the hospital even if they were reluctant. Her death just seemed like an unfortunate outcome of a physical conflict. I'm not convinced the second son intended to kill her.

​@@WaitingForYukiOnna are you seriously trying to justify the wangs actions... diminishing Mrs Zhangs death to just an "unfortunate outcome of a physical conflict" is sickening... did the second son pay you...

@@WaitingForYukiOnna That is the version of the Wangs.

@@hihihihihi8479 that's exactly what this person is doing. they were NOT going to do it. they were FORCED. there's a HUGE difference.

Right. So sad

He feels better now.

Prob hella sadness. That was his wife and the mother of his children, and to find out your son was so effected by it that he ended up killing 3 people and has been sentenced to death, id feel like a failure, I’d feel like I’ve lost 2 people I love dearly, I’d feel like I should’ve done more. Poor guy

It was a life marked by tragedy. I also root for his father.

@@slenderman2741 If I was his father I would feel like a failure, not protecting my wife, I would rather of done it myself than my son do it and lose his life over it.

nah def the koukou d*ds r usually it's all abt the mom he was absent in the picture 🙄 ofc yall gotta keep bringing up and thinking abt the sp3rm donor

I m not sure if in China the concept of vendetta exists .the day in that case would have expected it but hoped it wouldn't happen

yeah I agree with you totally I do not agree with how he made it too fast and incomplete

'Absolutely do not agree' is way too strong and too confident and bold a statement to be making, honestly. If you saw your mum get brutally murdered right in front of your eyes, would you be able to live with it? Especially if society and the justice system failed you this badly? If you tell me that at least some small part of you does agree with what he did, that's believable. It was his only recourse in the end, the only thing he had left in his sad, miserable existence. Arguably the one and only situation outside of self-defence in which taking a life is justified. But for you to not agree whatsoever with not even a shred of your being? That's just a lie. You're not a saint. There are no saints.

@@sarahnadeofpoetry I’m just sharing my opinion. Have a lovely rest of your Saturday 😊🩷

"I absolutely do not agree with the way he went about getting revenge..." Please Ma'am, what other way should he have taken given the circumstances?

@@cerainspirestv Like I replied to another commenter, I'm just sharing my opinion. Have a lovely rest of your Saturday! 🥰

He simply took his own justice

But what did this revenge lead him to I feel bad for this guy so much wrong happens in this world cause of people and their sin anyone is doomed without Jesus Christ

@@ImJustMovin Better than letting it be.

​@@ImJustMovinDid jesus also say using punctuation is a sin?

​@TuskyBaby In his defense, Jesus was illiterate. We're talking about a guy who couldn't comprehend fig trees being seasonal and told people not to bother washing their hands.

I agree 😢

It's not trauma to want revenge. If he can move on, then you know he already escaped. You might not have the urge to want revenge and be able to move on. Some do. Well just have to see if they keep up with his future and report how he does.

@@mankybrains it is a very natural part and response to trauma to want revenge, whether or not it passes is a different story. did you finish the video? koukou was sentenced to death, he doesn’t get a chance at a future now

It's a tragedy. The whole story.

And all of this could be avoided with empathy and love. The opposite of love is not hate, it is indifference.

I don't believe in divine retribution, but if there was such a thing I'd hope the judge, prosecutor, the second brother, and Mrs. Wang join the other 3 in punishment while KouKou flies high with his mom

KouKou*

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There are ppl that murdered for fun, and they get less years in prison for no reason at all. That's not fair

​@@yaniracruz1 you're not wrong

thats when people dont google and search for the other side of the story. because the story teller only telling from koko's side.

@@AaronW1209wdym lmao she literally covered both sides and then covered the witness statements

​@@valerielopez7957ikr

@@AaronW1209 Clearly you don't either nor do you listen before commenting...worry about how you handle yourself before talking about others.

Yeah that poor old guy to work so hard all your life and be so sad in your later years has to be the worst life

It wasn’t as worse though coz KouKou was sentenced to death. But KouKou lived 22 years seeing his mother’s murderers living abundantly. But yeah, ultimately, it’s the hardest to live knowing you lost your loved ones because of your own doing.

Well said.

Thats considering if he cares tho, he didn't even come back home for the holiday, he probably gives little shit for his 3 family members.

Best revenge ever ❤

@@allaboutgee1841 not to mention seeing it replay every night.

@@TurtlewithoutAshell They were talking about the dad, not Koukou.

@@TurtlewithoutAshellThey were talking about koukou’s dad, did you not read the comment properly?

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I totally agree, an eye for an eye, U took his mom. Hes a hero and honorable man

I'm crying rn, (mostly) anyone would want revenge if someone killed their loved one, imo, he did not deserve that death penalty. If anything, the people who killed his mom should have that damn death penalty

That is so true. A mom is a night bird.

real. blood must have blood

holy shit what a heartbreaking but true statement

It’s extremely heartbreaking

You made me cry with this statement

What I find most heartbreaking is that as a mom myself,, I’m positive this is not what his mother would have wished for him. Far more important than avenging her death would be her son living as happy and fulfilling a life as possible.

A forth one you can add to this is, his soul got damaged after his mother died infront of him

Jesus Loves You 🙏🏽

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Sending you love❤..I lost mine at 25 and it took me 3 years to even acknowledge that I was in severe depression. I still can't look at her pictures..it's just isn't something you get over. At 13 you're already at a war with yourself, you don't know who you are or where you want to be. Losing a parent in those years must have been brutal.

I’m so sorry for your loss. I lost my mother at 13 years old and it took me 6 years before starting to feel better (literally this year) obviously there are harder moments at times but it’s not as bad as before. Her death felt like the end of the world. And it still kinda does if I think about it. Only thing that didn’t change is the nightmares. That’s why I wouldn’t wish this feeling upon anyone. It’s devastating. Sending you positivity and healing. Stay strong ❤❤

@@bi.fruitsalad @rashi4553 Thank you both for your kind words. I lost my mother at 27 and she's been gone 8 years. I've thought about her almost every day. The pain never goes away, it just becomes more bearable. It amazes me the powerful impact that we can leave on each other, just keep that feeling in mind when dealing with others. Also, cry whenever you want for them, it hurts and that pain should be released every now and then.

CCP Dogs. ya think?

@@velocitykrypton3735eh they weren’t christians, so they’re probably up there with Meng po, drank her soup and then going off the magpie bridge to get reincarnated into a happier life while the mom’s killers get reborn as garden slugs. I hope this helps! ❤️

Omae wa mou shindeiru

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Maybe another person would find the 2nd son and unalive him. Also the government officials who sided with the Wangs.

@@magicarp79 its a scary idea, but i believe it to perhaps happen. The 2nd son must have been looking over his shoulder all these past years in fear after what happened, and thats good.

fr. he shouldnt serve time, he should be free and serve cvnt💀💀💀

@@nilesn9787 exactly, And KouKou’s family even said who the real murderer of their mother was. Society just has to do better.

One of the Wangs was in the Government, and that was the root of the problem.

The CCP is a corrupt organisation. Communism doesn't work. Read the book Animal Farm by George Orwell. Any man made system of government has flaws but communism is the worst of the lot - easily manipulated/converted into a dictatorship. Just look at Russia - corrupt to the hilt.

Yes, but the second son that actually started the fight and killed his mother managed not to be around when revenge was being taken! That kind of spoils a little bit!

@@GeorgeOu oh thats right I forgot about that. Society needs to learn that just bc someone has a higher advantage they still did the same crime.

Very well said. My heart aches for KouKou

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100% agre - he give her justice 💔

It’s not revenge is the reckoning.

@@spikenomoon Ah…. So true!

no

​@@ConfusedCatdI stand with Koko.

​@@ConfusedCatdyour sick

​@@ConfusedCatdthat would be unfair.

@@haruto_yuma_arts maybe a little, but the thing is why should is the goverment valid for taking a life of the man who took matters into his own hands, when the criminal was not sent to justice? the goverment has failed him in this situation and he was an upstander. i dont completely agree with his ideals, and decisions, but i think what happened to the brothers were what their own karma and actions have owed them.

the zhangs all deserved so much better 💔

Well that guy that kill his mother get jail for 7 years for manslaughter. Because its not premeditated also his mom attack use iron first so maybe to some extend self defense. Also he kill 3 people so those 2 guys are innocent

@@alvinsoehendrywijaya never in my life would i say this but the three guys deserved to die🤷🏼‍♀️ because at the end of the day, there are bad people and the world would be better without em.

@@alvinsoehendrywijaya Not particularly, the Wangs struck her first. The fight began there, they had been engaging in verbal-only arguments for years yet that overgrown twat thought it was cute to hit someone. They laid the first hand, they tossed the first stick then every one else joined in. The iron was only used to keep them away and if any approached, it's their own fault. They can call it self defense but there's such a thing called going over board and they entirely went overboard especially when the killing blow came from BEHIND her. Even though they were so much wealthier, the Wangs REFUSED to call an ambulance for an issue they caused until they were pressured by someone that ranked above them. There are no innocent parties in that household. They're just as bad as each other.

@@alvinsoehendrywijaya ​ innocent in what way? did you even listen to the whole story? all parties are guilty. 1 person might’ve struck the blow that killed her but everyone else obstructed the justice zhang’s family deserved for 22 years. not even an apology. if anyone’s innocent, they sure as hell are not the wang’s.

This guy was a damn hero.

Human justice system is a game of words. Lawyers know it better than anyone. What is no joke is karma. It is a simple game that is hard to master.

I'll rather die to get justice for someone I love than live the rest of my life knowing that the killers got away with murder

Wow find another Stephanie

@@naimulhoque1701 ?

They're not exactly true details, though.

​@Voidaken what do you mean?

@@yvonnetaylor5834 That everything said is the actual truth. She wasn't in the room to know exactly what kind of faces he was making at an exact moment in time or to know how he felt in a place with nothing but corpses. This is dramatized to tell the story captivatingly.

I know how Koukou feels. Many abuse (school bully) victims feels like this. Koukou wasn't an abuse victim per se, but what he had was arguably worse.

nah, the law didn't help him when it should have, so he took it into his own hands because the government literally failed him! on so many levels too! I have zero sympathy for wang! sorry not sorry

Can't say you're wrong, to be honest.

​@@shadowik2010 I AGREE!

In the end five people end up dead over rice contracts and money......what a stupid bunch of people.

Before that lawyer's case was brought up all I could think about was all the stories of heroes getting revenge I've heard throughout my life and how most people don't really seem to question if a hero getting revenge is good or not

The fact that they're neighbors makes this so much worse. A lot of people take advantage of being in a reletive state of limbo but this isn't a situation where you can just pick up and move away to forget, heal and start over. That village is their home, that is where their ancestors lived and are buried, where their lively hood is, where they applied the skills they've cultivated and honed all their lives for a specific purpose. It's too much of a burden to not only move and spend several times what they can afford on a new home somewhere else but to also lose their livelyhood and the place there family has cherished for generations. Counting back this initially took place when the dad was approaching 50 with 2 teenage children. That house must've become a kin to a prison. Every time you look out the window or go outside you see the spot that she was murdered and right ahead was the house of the murderers the got off Scot-free. Every Chinese new year the dad would've seen the sons pull up with their expensive cars, flaunting their success, as he was alone. It's just constantly reliving the memories. Honestly I would've gone insane in his shoes and definitely wouldn't have been able to last 22 years with them being happy next door.

Witnessing "loosing one's mother that Way, Where would the"madness" end's,,,. Only God,,,.

Same, Seeing your loved one die ànd not getting justice will make you do unbelievable things and I can't say I won't do the same if (god forbid) sth like this happened to me.

I can, I'd make sure they stop walking, breathing too.

Everything led to a terrible tragedy

I’ve no word’s honestly those Wangs deserved the worst of the worst nd the things Koukou nd his family had to go through also the unfair death penalty says a lot bout a broken justice system

​@@uglybetty8747 moral of the story, if you're gonna do a crime, don't do it just because you feel you have the RIGHT to do it, recognize it for what it is, a CRIME, then do your due diligence to avoid getting caught easily lol. The problem with people committing crimes from a moral stand point, LAWS aren't about justice, they are about upholding the LAW.

​@@karthur3421law is Made to uphold fairness, the mere fact that You accept this corrupt kind of System that overlook so many things and was clearly biased says more about your mind that its says about the law

Government (personal's) demonstrating their authorities(power)OVER "local" citizens,, just saying,😢😢,,RIP, rest with your "mother",,,.

Thats the real bullsh*t in all of this. The man who murdered his mother was allowed to live. And yet, when he took it into his hands to kill that man, some how he's given the death penalty as punishment. Punishment for WHAT?! For punishing the man who killed his mom? Dude was just getting justice for his mother, when society failed her.

He is bitter and jealous of the world and especially the Wang family. And his mother she was the one that instigated the fight. And he took 3 lives and neither of them were the killer’s life.

@@BattleBladeWarriorhe didn’t even kill his mother’s killer so what are on about?!

@@DX-d Yea, i didn't know that part when I first commented :D But having now heard the whole story, basically the middle brother killed his mom, the younger brother ensured he never saw any jailtime, and the rest of the family looked the other way. They also used their government ties to ensure nothing was done. They were in a small way, like the mafia. Untouchable, due to their influence and government connections. This guy couldn't reach the 2nd brother that murdered his mom, but instead, he punished the remaining family that was in part all responsible for the events that led to her death. Yes, she started the fight, but again, a woman is not a threat, so there was no reason to beat her with a bat. Especially to death. This guy saw an opportunity to finally avenge his mother, and he took it. I see nothing wrong with that. The system failed him, as it often does, so he took justice into his own hands. The sad part is though, violence encourages violence, so now that he killed that guys whole family, there's a chance the surviving brother might now try to destroy his remaining family. and on and on it goes.

Justice system is criminal here for stealing life of coco

Yeah same I’ve never heard of these stories before

I was literally thinking the same thing while I clicked on the video, she always gives light to different stories!

But justice never happened. That's why he did what he did.

@@YourRealDaddy that's my whole point.

@UltimateGaming-ih Ah I see. Upon first reading it appeared to be a defense for a righteous justice system. I see what you meant now.

@@YourRealDaddy it's all good glad you get it now lolz.

Exactly what is the punishment you get You get your bed and your three meals what’s the punishment of that

Its where self righteousness comes in, they justify themselves to wipe clean any guilt and responsibility. All the time we see this in society, people acting horribly doing vile things but feeling justified with whatever rationalizations they can come up with to excuse their own crappy misdeeds. Its the basic premise of bullying, in children the excuses are silly and stand out more eg: "her hair looks silly so I punched her and kicked her" .. the child feels validated in their behavior while an adult see's through this however adults will create more elaborate lies, or even in some cases they may be truths but dont excuse what the individual is now doing. Its not isolated to malicious acts either, people will convince themselves they only meant good by something therefore they dont owe any apology for the outcome.

Ikr I h8 those people.

Family of snakes. Sssssss

I agree. There's a video I watched years ago that's by Rslash (I don't remember the video name) on RU-vid where he reads a story about how a woman had an affair and had a mixed baby and because of that she was kicked out of her family and so she blamed the kid and abused him, allowed her other son to abuse him and then tortured and killed him and her Uncle, the only family member she still had that talked to her, was the sheriff of their town and helped cover it up. The story goes that the town learned the truth about what happened to the kid because he stopped showing up to school and people were worried about him because he was so sweet and kind (people notice when genuinely good people disappear) and when the town learned what actually happened they literally stormed the house and forced the "Mom" and her Uncle to the top of a really tall building in the town and made them both jump to their deaths. And her other son (who was also cruel to the poor kid) was trampled to death in the mob. They literally had a public execution because of just how horrible what the woman did was and the fact that their own sheriff let her get away with it repulsed the town.

@@NekoKuro-il8rz That phrase is telling you that his punishment was not justified. Underneath this statement, people also are showing anger toward this hypocrisy C.C.P. totalitarian government, but they just put it in a subtle way.

It's one of those 'I don't condone murder, but I understand why they did it'. Couldn't have said it better myself!

@@benjaminclement8437 I literally commented on that video when I head it. It was something like: People: "Murder is bad" *Reads story* People: "Murder is sometimes ok*

Sweet sweet justice that’s what im talking about love it

Reminds Me Of The Movie, 🍿🎥 The Big Red One, Where Lee Marvin Says To Mark Hamill, We Don't Murder The Enemy, We Kill Them, Like Animals.

It always fucking pisses me off when murderers and rapists are given a few years and released out on the streets, those are the people that deserve the death penalty.....and actually receiving it not spending 20 fucking years before the sentence is carried out.

Justice indeed. They deserved to lose three sons.

That's not justice, THE MOM INSTIGATED THE WHOLE THING

He is a hero and victim both but not killer

He is not a hero, he is a broken murderer. There is nothing heroic about killing 3 people to make them suffer and then you also die making your own father and sister go through the pain of losing a family member again. Kokous revenge only brought more pain, more death and more trauma. Kokous was the victim at first but then he became the villain. His death sentence was more tham well deserved and imo he should of just moved on from his trauma and helped his dad while also starting a family.

@@ohmielevisope4237 If you watch your loved ones beaten to death , perform , autopsy Infront of you when you were in young age, know who was their killer but still didn't get punished, the govt didn't give you justice, your parents were so poor to get your mental health check-up, no hope, no support from anyone, only pain So do you think you would let your loved ones murder free and didn't grow your hatred for them? Would you set them free and instead and then move on?😡🤬 He was forced to kill the three by the govt and the culprits

​​@@ohmielevisope4237 There are no true villains or heroes. All of them are just human. This is not a comic, it’s real life.

justice and vengeance are different

for koukou

And he may be a danger to Khokho’s dad and sister after this. Esp if in his irrational mind he thinks the family now owes him justice.

He has to live with being the only man left in the family now.

I hope he bears the weight of what he put on kou kou.

Koukou's mother started all of it.

Koukou deserved to be alive right now :(

Indeed, she is a great story teller. Had my attention the whole time. And I have adhd, thats hard for something to do.

That’s the saddest part. The poor father

In his own twisted way, Koukou was a good son. He just happened to suffer from twisted people and it backfired on these people. Koukou had nothing to lose even with the sentence. The other family lost everything among netizens.

That mother beating pos deserved more than to have three of his thieving relatives taken from him.

ikr? these abortions can’t even offer a single apology

@@angelshain01 You probably meant abominations.

I’m glad he got executed only because he didn’t have to sit and suffer in prison and I truly believe he got sent straight to heaven to be greeted by his mother!❤

This is the only reason why I’m against the death penalty! I really think it free’s people from the pain and suffering

people from. communist countries escaping to America. and then. Americans wishing to become Communist Dems

cancelled........

His childhood was almost as bad as Greta Thumberg's.

Cancelled? Really? That's what you're gonna equate it to?

@@PastaCouch I knew what he meant and it works even if you don't know or are following cancel culture madness. Don't cancel him bro :(

@@Babidi111 Word has meaning, if we don’t use words correctly then it will lose importance of things you trying to describe. Same way when it used too easily…like word “ racist “.

That's terrible.. I'm really sorry for your loss 🥺

I'm so sorry for your loss

My heart breaks for your loss and all that life took from you!! You should adopt kids in orphanage who lost their parents in car accidents too! Give them load of love and care as much as you would have needed in your childhood and wanted someone to give you! Be that parent for someone else! That will save them and more importantly YOU..

vengeance is beautyfull killing the monster and the ppl who she love in that moster eye is beutyfull

Bro what? 😂

Yet it happens so rarely that when someone is capable of doing what you wrote, we all discuss it here. When i was 18 i was sure how i would respond, to crisis. Now 30+ years later i am not sure how i would respond at all. Life experiences makes you humble.

SO just imagine seeing what he Saw at his age?? I think I would do the same thing, Even dough i know first hand how powerfull is to forgive some one, forgiveness is a powerfull tool and it just takes away instantly any hate,evil thoughts and makes You a better human.. Yet i don't think that would stop me from My revenge if Someone did something like that to my mother... Blessings to You an your family always from Puerto Rico with lots of love..🙏

This is the reason i never say to my son who mistreats me.i worry of him landing behind Bars.

​@@anohacharlesschlosser9305 I didn't even think of that. What would the mother want for the son she leaves behind? My mother would certainly want me to avenge her but not at the expense of my life - freedom she may expect me to forfeit that if she was murdered in the way khokho mom was.

@@cbcluckyii4042 Kudos to you. People let their emotions cloud their reasoning. What sane parent would want their child to destroy their life in the misguided persuit of revenge, how will that change anything, it won't bring the dead person back.

thats when people dont google and search for the other side of the story. because the story teller only telling from koko's side.

@@AaronW1209ok whats the other side

​@@AaronW1209we are waiting devils advocate; what's the other side?

​@@AaronW1209does it matter? They still killed his mom, didn't do shit or showed sympathy so who gives asf abt other sides

@@cokser who told you that? who told you they showed no sympathy??? maybe you should search my other comments here showing it was koukous family that refused and refuse to take the body into the house. thats why people like you dont search the facts for themself instead tal1king sh1t about other people without knowing the truth. The 1st trial wouldnt stand if they should no sympathy for the death of his mother. the justice system is not that dumb, only koukou family felt that justice system is corrupted. this video left out some many details on wangs family side. the interview of the survived son and the mother spoke out the truth. both family saying two different stuff you want judges to believe who? the villagers are the key witnesses. now koukou said that witnesses all lied and fake. I mean You sure believe whatever koukous family throw at you? why people like you only believe on one side of the story? wang family also poor like them. these villagers are honest, system wasnt corrupted like they said.