I thought this same thing. Once, years ago, I faintly, very faintly, heard someone yelling help me. I immediately called 911. The police never did find out what it was but I didn't hesitate.
Can we all just make a pact with each other than if we ever hear someone being beaten and screaming for help that we will call the freakin' police? Or go and try to help them? Bloody hell, humans.
Ever since I learned about the bystander effect I've made a conscious effort to try and identify it in myself if I'm ever not taking action. Its helped me be a better person for sure.
She actually thought she could tell the cops "they let me go to move her car, then I came back" and they would believe her? Wow, episode of 'dumbest criminals'
I wonder why she felt the car needed to be moved? She cld explain away why the car was there since she had talked her coworker into going back to the store.
They don’t even have the security tag sensor alarms in all of their stores. I bought a pair of leggings in a Colorado store and they didn’t take the tag off. No alarm went off and no alarm in a different store where I got the tag removed. For this reason the lack of cameras honestly doesn’t surprise me as much as it otherwise would Also, I worked in a few locations of a very well known “designer shoe warehouse” chain in high school (2009-2011). Only cameras in the stores were pointed at the cash registers
I know. You'd be surprised. Maybe in low crime areas. I worked at a very large, very swanky senior center for years being by myself all night and there wasn't one camera. Not even on the front door. I don't know how that's legal.
Few years back, I was hearing something banging on the wall between my neighbour and my apartment and I tought having heard a woman crying but I was not sure. I hurried up and went knocking at their door. The guy answers the door, and I ask him what is going on there. He look nervous and tell me his girlfriend is having an asthma attack. I tell him I'm calling the ambulance and police, and the guy ask me if I would only call the ambulance. Duh, of course...🙄 When I called, they ask me if I wanted to get both Ambulance and cops, and I said Oh yes, this guy story doesn't make sense at all. Finally, this bastard was arrested and sent to jail because he was bashing her into the wall and choking her. I've never regretted knocking at their door, even after, when I heard that she took him back when he got out.
Good for you, but not smart. He could've hurt you too. Always leave this stuff to the police. They are trained and protected to handle almost every situation.
What if I told you that thieves such as the killer in this , are usually doing more crime than just theft ... consider theft a gateway crime to the harder shit like murder
I don't know which one is more disturbing: the fact that one chick killed another chick over a pair of yoga pants, or that Apple store employees heard the scuffle and did absolutely NOTHING! Appalling.
@@eW91dHViZSBpcyBjZW5zb3JzaGlw lol you're making this deeper than it should be. There's different types of people out there. this doesn't mean all apple employees are bad or part of a "cult".
I know right! Im assuming she was laying there waiting for the manager for several hours. You would imagine during that time, the reality of the crime she just committed would have dawned on her but apparently not..
I never thought of it like that. You’re right - that’s almost as crazy and committing the murder. Just lying there like “I’m totally going to fool them” is insane. “Can’t wait for my manager to come upon this horrific scene and images she will likely have stained on her brain for the rest of her like. Such a smart idea!” Shes a monster.
I know sometimes ppl are unsure as to what's happening so don't call police but if you hear screaming hysterically and then "God help me ! Please help me?". I can't believe that anyone wouldn't call police
Yes , if it was at a home that usually has fighting going on. But no screaming she be coming from a store. And they heard actually voices not just thuds and it's a Yoga store that was supposed to be closed should not be any noise at all
I've heard you're supposed to scream "fire" instead of "help" to actually get people to call the cops if something is wrong. Crazy how people will ignore someone screaming for help. Terrible.
@@promise8837 I'm 39. I remember my mom telling me that as a child. I think she heard it on a crime show or something. I've retained that info all these years. Obviously it must be true. People really don't care unless it involves them. We live in such a messed up world.
@@awashrelic Funny how I agree with like the extreme rhetoric and the bullshit because like literally were being pitted against each other when we’re literally all one human race it’s a scientific fact but the way he pose that was super lame and racist and I thought you except for racism made up term made by people to try to pit us against each other but yeah you make a good point who you need to shut his mouth no point in spending a message if you can’t spread it positively and I will take him so yeah I agree with you
Just brutally slaughtered someone, staged the scene, inflicted minor scratches on yourself and lay there for hours with a dead body you’re responsible for killing, lied the whole story together....and cried she just wants to go home like she’s the victim in this. How can you live with yourself!?
Carl Cushman Hybels Bingo. You understand. So many people obsess over the “why” and “how” of the motive, but they can’t understand that these people don’t feel guilt. Simple as that.
One night I was working late in a deserted high-rise and heard "help! Help!" through the wall next to my office. I called security and ran out of my suite to the suite where the scream came from and pounded on the door, yelling, "the cops are on the way!" Turns out the woman was trying to get the attention of her coworker over some music they were playing... She was yelling HOPE (the co-worker's name). The next day, they brought me cookies.
When I worked at a cell phone store in a mall, the neighboring store employees helped me in a situation that could have escalated quickly. I am grateful they cared enough when they heard some man screaming threats of violence. It isn't hard to call for help.
In Germany the lack of assistence to somebody in danger can result in a hefty criminal sentence. Those two Apple employees would have had the book thrown at them.
Apple emploees didn't want police attention for some reason. Sounds like those employees were dodgy as hell when it came to summoning police anywhere near their place.
It’s crazy when shit goes down that no one does anything. You learn if you’re a “fight or flight” kind of person but a “not do a damn thing” kind of person is worse.
I used to work at Lululemon! This story is strictly forbidden! We were not allowed to talk about this murder, ever! The entire company strives to pretend this never happened. All "happiness" and $130 Yoga pants. 😒🤐
I’m sorry but that infuriates me that the apple employees listened to all that but didn’t even call the cops. I’ve always worked in retail in indoor and outdoor malls. It’s an unwritten code that all the different stores employees always look out and keep an eye on each other especially around opening and closing times. Even small things we call security or the cops. To not call after hearing screaming lady and loud noises is mind boggling to me.
Vance Smith I’m surprised the shopping center didn’t have security that patrolled around closing time and the Lululemon store had no cameras. Especially being they sold “higher” end products.Goes to show you how companies don’t care about their employees as much as they do their money.
I mean, nobody believes that someone is being murdered right next door. They could've been confused, in shock, in disbelief, and many other things. Humans react in different ways
It’s known as the bystander effect in psychology (Mike mentions that). Unfortunately often witnesses of crimes or incidents don’t react or report things because a.) they are scared for themselves b.) they fear that it is less serious than they think and they will be mocked/not believed or chastised if they report it and c.) someone else will report it. Diffusion of responsibility, it’s known as. If this upset you then don’t look up the case of Kitty Genovese.....
@@anar6475 I worked in a major mall, downtown, in a large American city and there were approximately ZERO cameras in our stores. There was a security guard but they didn't carry guns (just sticks and pepper spray) and they were usually inexperienced fresh out of high school kids that would run from a firework popping off. Companies could give 2 shits about safety.
@@srk54989a month or so back, a woman watched her granddaughter drown at the river. People took out their phones and recorded the young girl drowning ( not even in her teens) not one person went to rescue to little girl.
I think she is not. I've seen many people go a slippery slope of a murder and similar scenes like this. I believe this whole thing wasn't planned, because obviously, putting herself on a crime scene is pretty stupid. And there is no preparation. So let's take a look what snap means in a case of murder: 1. You snap, attack a person for a minor issue 2. This person starts escalating the situation "Oh you are so done! I am going to call the police! You are so fckn done" 3. A person who snapped and can't think straight intensifies the attack, especially if its a mutual fight now 4. There is a point when they realize there is no way in coming back. The situation feels absolutely desperate for them, they can't think straight and the only problem they see is the one who wants to make them the problem. But this is not thinking as "going through your thoughts", this is impulsive behavior, where you have an obstacle between you and open door and you have to get through it. And you can run only forward. 5. Unfortunately forward in this case means silencing the issue, removing the obstacle. Unfortunately, this also means in many cases killing the "subject". Now imagine you have already beaten shit out of your boss and he still doesn't want to shut up. You take a knife and stab. Out of pure panic, totally out of mind. You just close your eyes, boom. 6. Oh shit baby, we are far from done here. Cause till now, it was all just a regular fun. Now you moved yourself into a completely different reality where you are killing someone which is a thousand light-years far from where you been a second before. In your mind, you already crossed the line where you killed - but contrary to the movies, the person is not dead. 7. So you stab again - not dead... You can do around 30-50 stab wounds and unless you stab them to the head, you are in the horror of seeing a person spitting blood, gasping for air through a terrible sound of their own blood in their throat, trying to say something but not being able too, it's a mess. Completely horror and this is all done by your hand. At this point, you are just trying to finish it. In this case, she didn't use the knife. She used all other (pretty shitty) weapons to finish the job. The scene was absolute madness. There is no break out of this, cause your brain is locked within this situation until it's done. It's not something you can really control. At the end, when the subject is finally dead, you can finally think straight. Little too late buddy. So what you gonna do now? Call the cops or stage it like it was someone else? You didn't want to do this in the first place, it's not you, you don't even know how you got into this mess. You have usually a few minutes to work this out, good luck, 3 2 1 go!
@Ruth Simpson What is interesting is that psychopath is a clinical term, sociopath is not. When either of them are diagnosed, they are now given the blanket diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder (APD) first. THEN, it might be further sub-categorized in any given case that a person may exhibit certain signs of either psychopathy or even being what's commonly understood to be a "sociopath". But in either case again it is all APD, nowadays, in a clinical sense but they also use a scale because some forms are obviously worse than others. We're talking like maybe petty crime at the bottom without remorse all the way on up to Ted Bundy levels where they actively enjoy hurting people, but yes, psychopath is considered the very highest on that spectrum. The fact she didn't do it herself to me actually would put her more in sociopath territory, but honestly the point I am trying to make is not even professionals fully agree anymore on what constitutes a psychopath vs a sociopath.
@@voteZDLR Primary Psychopathy vs Secondary Psychopathy. She's clearly not the former as she made a complete bollix of planning this and I reckon a Psychopath would have framed the other person for the theft, or at least had the foresight to realise the stupidity of her plan. A Secondary on the other hand is much more likely to end up in this type of situation as they're not able to keep calm under pressure, are much more impulsive and are easily provoked to rage and violence. Primary Psychopathy is believed to be present from birth, as a result of structural differences in certain areas of the brain, and they are not usually emotionally driven simply because they lack the neural network necessary to experience emotions to begin with. Secondary Psychopathy, or Sociopathy, is not present from birth and is thought to be as a result of trama in early childhood. Of the two the Secondary is much more likely to react impulsively and violently to any confrontation, the Primary would plot a revenge that could take months of planning and avoid any implication in this. I don't think she's either of these things though. People forget that neurotypicals are every bit as capable of committing murder, rape, robbery, assault as easily as someone with ASPD. I know one Secondary very well and he has never been arrested, never used violence or considered it as a solution to a problem, but he knows what he is and he knows to keep that side of him under strict control in order to coexist in society. I believe the term is high functioning. Unfortunately ordinary, regular people are just as likely to be pieces of shit and that often goes unsaid. I don't think she's ASPD, but I do think she's a vile, stupid, pos who deserves to spend the rest of her life in prison.
It was obvious that Brittany did it. To think that if the Apple Store employees responded immediately, they would have saved Jana's life. This is just sick.
@@Gos1234567 ~ Well... Mike mentions The Bystander Effect. It's a psychological phenomenon that has been observed many times in real life and in experimental studies. Read up on that.
The logic some murderers posses never ceases to amaze me, "i dont want to get in trouble for this small thing I did, so i'll commit a brutal murder to cover it up & hope i dont get caught" 🙄
Just like married Christians who are so afraid of divorce so they choose to kill their spouse instead. Because somehow that’s more acceptable than divorce?!
What kind of so called “attackers” would let one of the girls leave to move a car but told her to make sure she comes back so they can finish beating her to death 🤦🏽♀️
People giving themselves arbitrary titles to feel better about themselves while accomplishing nothing towards the betterment of themselves or the world... That may sound harsh, but the truth usually does
yep my friends daughter nothing between her ears wanted to work in a nail bar der.. but got her first employment and i kid you not her title was.. recruitment consultant ..hows that pretty good for someone so braindead..
Interesting what happened that she could get that many injuries and the other girl had light scratches that were probably self inflicted. I bet it was premeditated murder. She felt her life was over when she realized she was being reported and took revenge. If only help was taken to prevent this.
People have said it before, but I’ll say it again: it is so awesome that you find and use actual photos, news clips, paperwork like autopsy reports explicitly about the case at hand. So many true crime channels talk about crimes with stock footage in the background (talking about a court case with a gavel as the image, etc). It makes the stories much more interesting as well as tells the complete story. It is very much appreciated!
Pretty telling that her brother clearly thinks she was capable of the crime. Also, if I'm being savagely attacked next to an Apple store I hope I remember to tell Siri to call 911.
I agree. The way that her brother asked her if she had done it was quite telling in my opinion. It was almost as if he already knew the answer to his question. Poor guy, she put him and her entire family in an awful situation. And, that's nothing compared to what she put her victim and her family through. 😪
Theres scientific studies showing it sadly a normal reaction to do nothing. The brain doesn't filter the information as quickly as you think. It assumes someone or anyone is going to help and to not clog the 911 line
Years back I heard a woman screaming and yelling “please help me god please” at around 3 am somewhere past my backyard near this wooded area around a creek... I IMMEDIATELY called the police. Never did find out what happened with it but DAMN people just make the call, it could save a life!!!
@@eW91dHViZSBpcyBjZW5zb3JzaGlw You don't know anything about what happened. All you do is spread false hope and force feed it to people. People do not deserve to feel that things are okay, even when they aren't
Help as in immediate help lol call the police yes and yell that you called the police at the very least, if you can hear them she can hear you, might scare a perp away
I don't think "she snapped". She inflicted over 300 wounds.. that's a crime of passion, driven by pure hatred. And then have the calm head afterwards to meticulously stage the crime scene and lay down waiting till the next morning for the store manager to arrive. In my book this was premeditated. She probably even stole the metro card to have her go back to the store, so it looks like they disturbed some burglars.
_S _ I had watched on another channel regarding this case. Mike did a great job. But some things were left out. The killer, had a rap sheet to begin with. And the manager she killed had already informed her boss that the clothing theft had occurred. And it would have been addressed the following day This is why she was hell bent on “committing the crime . So sad for all involved! Such a waste!
@@gayledimitri5887 Mike covered the second point you made about the victim already turning in her co-worker about stealing the pants and made the same ascertain regarding anger over now having to face the consequences for the theft being the reason for inflicting over 300 injuries to the victim. But what she did to that woman was overkill, I still can't wrap my head around the idea that someone can be that pissed over the idea that she is probably going to lose her job. Did the other video address what her prior convictions were?
U should watch Eleanor Neale's video series on this, i think there's two, maybe 3 videos, but she goes right into Brittany's background,and how she is just... Bat shit lol. All through her life she compulsively lies lies lies, manipulates, and steals. She stole so much money and things from people. She's an awful person. And yeah I agree with you definitely, and especially knowing what she's capable of and her personality, this definitely wasn't her just snapping. Over 300 wounds is just insane to me. Anyway yeah watch Eleanors videos! Its a good watch, plus she's from northern England so she's also got a lovely accent hehe!
@@Chelle8847 thanks, I'll check them out. I didn't like how much emphasis Mike put on the weird company, and that she somehow may have snapped because of the pressure the company created. You must be batshit crazy to begin with if a business model of a company turns you into a monster that slays a co-worker.
Her posture in the chair during the interview was very very strange, like she was so relaxed and didn't care 😳 And to kill someone over a pair of jogging trousers is even more bizarre behaviour, poor girl and poor family 😪
@@janeflick8345 like she was at home being told off for something that she had no interest in and just wanted to leave the room because she couldn't be bothered to answer questions, thinking that she was going to allowed to go home because her story was credible, absolute travesty for the family and her victim 😪 over one item of clothing.
@@acbulgin2 absolutely hey no conscience, as we have seen on many programmes it's not easy to kill someone, it's a lot of work that's time consuming and accounting for those hours the clean up job and or your alibi take clever and careful planning, I'm sure we're all capable of doing it but it's that certain mindset that's the difference between good and bad people, and in her case evil, the one thing I like about America is life means life, here in Britain it's not the same.
“Well last night we heard Screaming, thudding, blunt force, someone being dragged and god help me but other then that Detective it was a perfectly normal day” 🙄
There's some stuff you're leaving out about Brittany. Brittany had already kinda stolen from the company through some employee discount (something like they could get 75% off but there was a cap on how much could be spent and she went way over that cap) so because of that she was transferred to that Bethesda store. Also, Brittany was great at sports & went to college playing sports. She ended up being an outcast because she kept stealing from her teammates & I think eventually left school. She also claimed she wanted to be a personal trainer but flaked out on her big chance of meeting someone who could get her clients. Brittany had some severe emotional problems. Saddest of all is that the young woman she killed, Jayna, wasn't even scheduled to work that night. She was covering for someone else.
@@car0ndelet it starts going more into Brittany's background in part 2 of Eleanor's background at about 11:35 if you don't feel like listening to it all.
I also suspected Brittany was involved because the timing of the attack. It occurred after they went back into the store, which Brittany was responsible for. But by that time they should already have been gone 15 minutes or so. How lucky would crooks have to be to arrive there at that perfect time? I also assumed accomplices. She was clever to put on men's shoes. She should have been more clever and claimed that there was only one attacker. Or worn two pairs of shoes.
@@indyspotes3310 I've seen this many times before, employees, usually managers/supervisors "Forget" something in the store, go back and open it only to be surprise attacked by a masked man who just happened to be there well after closing time, the employee opens the safe for him and he flees. Its always an inside job.
Killing a poor woman with “NO MERCY” for a piece of clothing, Lord please save us all from evil, greed, and Lululemon! Rest in peace sweet girl, I am so sorry for what you went through!
ToniPepperoni I am with you, I never thought lululemon worth mentioning ever, but I never thought a girl would hit another girl three hundred something times, with every heavy object in her disposal, for a Lululemon Clothing either!
Mike, I am a new mother and the baby has been crying non stop. He finally fell asleep and now I am watching your video. Even though it's about macabre shit, I feel better. Thank you for making me feel like myself, even if only for the duration of your video ❤
Congrats on your baby! The days are long, but time flies by! Also, don’t listen to assholes who treat you like you’re not special like this slowriot prick!
Amazing how some of these stories would have people say”oh yeah I heard something” but never called the police. I hope they live with that guilt for the rest of their lives.
Unless there are regular instances of co-worker murder at LuluLemon, for anybody to suggest that Brittany did this because of “pressure” from her employers is just downright ridiculous. She was just a thief and a murderer. End of.
I agree. They’re just trying to make the story more interesting . VERY ridiculous. This girl was not a good person. Especially if her brother immediately said “just tell me if you did this.” If she were good he wouldn’t question it
She didn’t “snap”. Snapping involves doing something in the heat of the moment or during a crime of passion. Brittany purposely lured that poor girl back into the store _after_ they’d already left. She could’ve stopped the attack at any time. It went on for over 15 minutes. She then spent time tying herself up and self inflicting _wounds_ on her body, before laying down on the floor the entire night waiting to be “saved” after hearing hearing her victims last breath smh.
THIS X 1000. Focusing on the "toxic culture" of a stupid yoga place as "making" someone snap and viciously, violently TORTURE and murder someone is so, so wrong.
So you're saying if someone had called the police instead of shrugging it off....they'd be Karens? Don't abuse the Karen label when you don't even know what it means. What a bag. Lmao
One woman was unharmed but for superficial wounds... yet the other was a massacred mess. OK... one of these women is a murderer. I've watched 5 minutes so far... im sure it took the police the same amount of time. The survivor was in on it.
I’m disappointed that you didn’t mention Brittney’s past in more detail. Her stealing was not an isolated incident. She even got kicked out of her college for doing that! Plus the whole idea that lulu itself drove her to kill jayna is bullshit. She had not been working there that long. She had been caught stealing before at lulu, but they decided to forgive her. So her being caught a second time meant termination.
Just Me that’s ridiculous, look when the cops sweat me and my kids tell them that, if a black person does something wrong we all have to bear it, banks, cops, and are gov. Judge us all for what a few do,and yes she brought shame to are people, how is it u find something wrong with that statement,I say the same thing to white Christians that support trump,or Americans that commit crimes over seas bc those are my people to,
Mark Roberts what’s wrong with u, if I call out one of my brothers or sisters why do u feel the need to not pick my statement, u look for something wrong just to pass any kind of judgement u can think up, yet right now ur being real petty just to make some sort of self righteous statement
@Melissa McDonald I worked for a gym which has monopolized the province I live in (Newfoundland, Canada) at least in the major areas. The customer service reps were called Motivators. You know... because we scan your key card and tell you to have a good workout. Educator is still worse.
FACTS! A lot of kids that come from wealthy homes,...never get hugs or kisses from their parents. They put the money and the job before their children. Mental illness sets in. I agree with your whole comment. Hug and kiss your children friends. Ask them how was their day, make it easy for them to share their fears and flaws with you. Even once they’re grown.
yes... no one would have killed her gazillion times with multiple weapons. nor stabbed her in the back of the neck so hard that it severed the neck bone . that doesnt sound right .
@@RG-qo2hu Brittany had been kicked out of college for stealing, hence why she was working the retail job in the first place. My guess is that she's an entitled brat who thought her life had been ruined, and now Jayna was going to ruin it all over again (by making Brittany face up to the consequences of her own stupid actions.)
Mike, you need to be picked up by a streaming service and put all these video's together as a true crime show. You will win an emmy. Your video's are really good.
Just the pic of her in the beginning--"unconscious but breathing" looked off. Arms straight over her head...eyes and mouth closed like she's sleeping. No facial injuries. She was obviously laying there faking it. Terrible actress.
Story may not actually be so far-fetched. There was a man who walked into an auto parts store at about 9 a.m. to rob the place. One of the employees told him that they didn't have any money and would not have any until the boss came in at about 11 a.m. bringing the money with him. The employee suggested that if bad guy would leave them his telephone number they would call him when the boss got there with the money. Bad guy (a/k/a stupid guy) thought that was a marvelous idea and he gave them his phone number and left to await their call so he could go back and rob them. Around 11 they called him and he came bouncing back in to rob the place and was ASTOUNDED to walk right into the arms of the police who were there waiting for him. So yes, she actually could have been stupid enough to move the car and then go back so she could be assaulted by the guys. The fact that she was lying does not mean that she isn't dumb enough that she could have done something that stupid if it had really been true.
She could have at least said that her attacker (i.e. the one not covered in the “other” victim’s blood) went with her to make sure he didn’t run or call for help. I mean, they would have seen through that too but at least she could have put some thought behind the lie.
She’s a pathological liar. I’ve known two people like her where they make up the most absurd stories and if they get called out they will double down because they think they are better and smarter than everyone else.
Lots of times there are just the black bubbles that cameras are normally in put up throughout the store to give the appearance of cameras. I say this from experience, of having to install those black camera bubbles (without any cameras in them), in multiple new Lululemon stores that went up.
@Jada Nichole they said it took 20 minutes. They definitely could’ve gotten there, and at least maybe could’ve revived her. I went into cardiac arrest and was declared dead for 20 minutes and still came back I’m fine.
Hi, I want to add something: Brittany the murderer had been caught stealing several times before. On one of those occasions she got caught stealing from her college soccer teammates' lockers, and as a results he got kicked off of the team... which drastically changed her life.
knew it was an inside job the minute they said that girl forgot her purse, and suddenly the thugs arrive...people are so wickedly dumb... she has no remorse
It would have been more believable if she said they broke in while they were closing and didn’t say they were raped. The story still has multiple other holes but I mean 💀 those were the biggest
Those apple employee’s are like the people who pull out their phones to film & watch traumatic situations instead of using that phone to call for help.
Those Apple employees! ?? "Yeah, we heard a tremendous row, screaming, dragging, crashbangboom!.. a woman begging God to spare her life while screaming in agony, and sounds of a violent struggle. What did we do? Why, we put our ears to the wall and listened to it with great interest, of course". :-( Shameful.
I could be wrong, but I feel like I remember the police sending him asking him to help coax it out of her. So I think he was baiting her. Not 100% on that though.
@@lyndseeharrison3134 I agree, asking his sister to tell him if she did it - in a police interrogation room - seems like a set-up. I'm not sure why he would do that. Considering the astonishing level of violence, brutality and deviousness she showed in committing the crime, I can only guess he must have been familiar with what she was capable of, and wanted the charade to stop.
I agree!!! For her brother it just seemed routine. Hey brittany so what did you do now??? So i can talk to mom, dad, and the rest if the family on how to get you out of this...
What a psychopath. I'm glad she's locked up but its sad someone had to die. And even more sad that those ppl in the Apple store didn't say anything. Literally surrounded by phones but never thought to pick one up and call the police.
@JaneCOGNITIVE DISSIDENT What's sad is, in court, when they were questioned as to why they didn't think to help, they said they all shrugged at each other and ignored it because They "didn't want to be involved in that drama"....absolutely heartbreaking. That poor woman died for absolutely no reason. Over some overpriced yoga pants and a handful of people too self involved to just pick up a phone. Such a tragic case.
@@cinemagirlxoxo It’s like what Mike said in the video about the bystander effect. People don’t want to get involved and convince themselves that someone else will call. What I learned, is if you are ever in a situation like that, YOU call and yell that you’re calling the police. Or point to someone directly and say, “You, call the police!” It puts the responsibility directly on that person, and they’re more likely to do something. It’s so tragic that they didn’t just call. It’s not like they had to even leave the safety of their store.
