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The video chronicles the tragic true crime story of David Glasser, Edward Frampton, and Robert Chadwell in Massachusetts. David, described as kind-hearted but facing developmental challenges, becomes embroiled in a series of harrowing events primarily orchestrated by Adam Hall, a violent gang leader and Hells Angel member. As Hurricane Irene approaches in August 2011, David and his friends' excitement turns tragic when they go missing. Suspicion soon centers on Adam, who had a history of attempting to intimidate and frame David to avoid testifying in court.
The investigation reveals that David, Edward, and Robert were murdered and their bodies concealed on a property. Adam enlisted the help of sinister associates, including Caius Veovis (formerly Roy Gutfinsky), a man with a disturbing criminal background and distinctive facial modifications. The murders were brutal, involving torture and execution, with Edward and Robert becoming collateral victims in an effort primarily targeting David.
The narrative details the investigation and trial, where Adam, Caius, and another accomplice, Shalu, face convictions and life sentences without parole. Caius's defense, claiming a lack of physical evidence and biases, ultimately fails against prevailing witness testimonies. The story ends on a somber note, reflecting on the senseless loss and the failure of authorities to protect David.
The video concludes with the host thanking viewers and engaging them in a discussion about the case, inviting thoughts on the guilt or innocence of those involved based on the evidence presented.
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In this part of the video, it is revealed that David Glasser, who initially planned a quiet weekend, faced continuous bullying and terrorization from gang leader Adam Hall, which culminated in an ambush in August 2011 where David and his friends were attacked by killers. The narrator, Adrian, introduces the case as a bizarre and complex true crime story set in Massachusetts, emphasizing the state’s significance and the stark contrast in living conditions between its affluent and poorer areas. David Glasser is described as a kind-hearted individual with developmental disorders and diabetes, who lived independently with the help of social services and his friend Edward, despite facing social and economic challenges. The story sets the stage for a deeper dive into the harrowing events that transpired.
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In this segment, David and Edward, both with developmental issues but harboring different interests and struggles, plan to watch Hurricane Irene with their neighbor Robert Chadwell. The men stock up on supplies for the weekend as the hurricane is set to hit on August 27th and 28th, but their excitement turns tragic as they disappear midway through the storm. Concerns arise when David is last seen moving his truck for a neighbor, with four men in the apartment. Neighbors hear disturbances but take no immediate action. When Edward misses a meeting with his social worker, and his pet is found unfed, an investigation begins. By August 31st, police search their home and canvass the neighborhood, leading to reports of suspicious activities and potential evidence.
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In this part of the video, the narrator discusses items, including socks, bags, a shoe box, and shoes, being thrown into a river and overheard remarks about them being hard to find due to the fast currents. These observations were reported to the police. The focus then shifts to David Glasser, who disappeared while being scheduled to testify against Adam Hall, a high-ranking local gang leader known for his violent and criminal behavior. Adam, a Hells Angel member, had a history of assault and other offenses. He physically assaulted David over stolen scrap metal, demanded David’s truck, and threatened him. Adam was later arrested but released on bail. To discredit David, Adam schemed to frame him for various crimes, culminating in a failed plot involving planted evidence. David’s subsequent arrest and ensuing police investigation eventually exposed Adam’s scheme.
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In this part of the video, Adam, who was facing serious charges, sought a deal with the FBI to become an informant against the Hell’s Angels and a local drug gang in exchange for leniency, but the FBI rejected his offer. Ironically, he managed to post his $250,000 bond thanks to the Hell’s Angels. However, when a key witness, David, disappeared before testifying against Adam, suspicion arose. This led to the discovery of a mass burial site on a property where landscaping was being conducted, with the bodies of David, Edward, and Robert found buried. Casey, involved in the concealment, turned himself in and implicated Adam and others. By mid-September 2011, all involved were arrested for murder, kidnapping, and witness intimidation.
The segment then turns to “Caius Veovis,” born Roy Gutfinsky, who had a history of violent behavior from a 1999 incident involving the assault and ritualistic harm of a 16-year-old girl.
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In this segment, the video discusses the criminal history and distinctive features of a man named Caius. Caius, who has tattoos, horns, elf-like ears, and scarifications on his face, served time in jail for multiple criminal acts, including kidnapping and drug possession. He lived in a disturbingly decorated apartment filled with black-painted interiors, anatomical drawings, and weapons like machetes and army knives. The video also details Caius’ involvement in the murder of three men, David Glasser, Edward Frampton, and Robert Chadwell, who were tortured, stabbed, and shot after being lured into the woods. During trial proceedings, it was revealed that the murders were primarily targeted at David Glasser, with the other two victims being collateral.
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In this part of the video, Adam Hall and his associates, Caius and Shalu, are described engaging in a series of criminal acts. After Adam speaks about torturing and killing people, he goes about his day showing signs of being involved in nefarious activities, such as wet and muddy clothes and suspicious transactions. Adam coerces David Casey to help dispose of the bodies of three victims by threatening him. Later, Adam and Shalu attempt to hide evidence by selling their car for scrap, buying new clothes, and discarding items in a river. The trial outcomes are then summarized: Adam, Shalu, and Caius are all found guilty of multiple murders and sentenced to life in prison without parole. Despite arguments from Caius and his defense team about insufficient physical evidence and biases, the jury convicts him based on circumstantial evidence and witness testimonies.
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In this part of the video, the narrator discusses the complexity and injustice of a case involving multiple murders. A key point is the skepticism about Kaias’s innocence based on available evidence. In court, Kaias adamantly denies his involvement, preferring a life sentence over admitting guilt falsely. The segment highlights a tragic story where three victims, Roberts, Edwards, and Glasser, lost their lives due to a false accusation about scrap parts. David Casey, who helped hide the bodies, eventually pleaded guilty and served 30 months. The narrator also expresses frustration with the authorities for failing to protect Glasser, who was a well-regarded community member. The video wraps up with a reflection on the senseless loss and the devastating effects of the crime.
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In this part of the video, the host thanks the viewers for watching and encourages them to like and subscribe to the channel if they found the content interesting or insightful. The host prompts viewers to share their thoughts on whether they think the subject of the case is guilty or if the evidence is too circumstantial. The video concludes with a farewell message, reminding viewers to take care of themselves and each other, and to stay safe.