World’s Youngest Serial Killer - 8 Year Old Amarjeet Sada
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The fact that Amarjeet is now free, in his early 20s, changed his name and no one knows who he is and what he did, potentially has started a family and had babies of his own is just insane to me. Rest in peace to the victims who didnt have the opportunity to celebrate even their first birthday :((
yeah i cant believe theyd do that… he’s absolutely gonna kill his wife if he can ever find someone who can stand him
i actually watched a series called mouse and in that they should that a serial killers child with his dna is most likely to be a serial killer too.....
@@winnielovestrash2221yeah but they probably gave him the help he needed tho maybe after years of therapy he is normal now
@@Lainonline_they don't do that in India.
Edit: This is not hate against India. I love India, but most times mental health rehabilitation wouldn't be a part of his sentence, especially because he is from a rural area.
Those poor victims deserved justice 💔
This girl is a natural born storyteller. I've never heard a crime podcast like this.
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If that was a girl commiting those crimes, the parents/community wouldn't have been so forgiving and protective.
I hate that this is so very true. I used to work at a resort where we often had J-1 visa holders from India come to work for us.
They were always men, the women weren’t allowed to leave the country like that, they said. Also the men were so incredibly dirty, they were so used to their mothers cleaning up after them that trash would pile up in their rooms until it stank so bad that people on the floor below them would complain. They also often got in trouble for being “too handsy” and “too creepy” with the American women. They were so dirty and rude that we declined to accept any more J-1’s from India.
And the fact that even when he unalived their own daughter they didn’t report him proves this point.
yeah, if it was a daughter unaliving their son the kid would go through hell
sure … and from a superistitious view The girl would’ve definately been labeled “A Witch”. …and she would’ve been set on fire than put on custody by the villagers themselves we hear so many news about women set on fire as a witch !!
@@ikramrafi6481 this isnt tiktok. its a youtube comment section. you can say killed. saying "unalived" makes it feel joke-y and disrespectful.
Can I just say….your husband’s reactions to your amazing storytelling is really what makes this channel so special.
Oh wow that's her husband? I never knew. I always wondered who that was in the background. They're doing so well
huh. thats what makes it special?
@@mrym_.Yeah he asks the questions and expresses the emotions of the viewers that's what she means
@@mrym_. to me, he’s asking questions I want to ask her myself so it’s nice to get the answers I wanna know cause someone else is already asking for me
Agreed it’s awesome that he is involved his questions are the questions we all want to ask .seems the same on all her videos. At least the few I’ve seen so far now that I found this channel.
His mother was an enabler. Her nephew and daugter were his victims....seems in her mind their lives didn't matter as much as her murdering son did. 2 babies got no justice whatsoever.
He def won't change.
And his dad is the one that taught him violence.... I doubt it was the first time he hit his son 😔
Also, saying he would kill him himself...... you don't just say those things. I wonder if he was threated before, if he tought grown powerful men kill - and applied that to kids younger than him.
He is child, he is going to treat someone he is in charge of, as people in charge of him treat him 😔
@purrrrrrrple ......he was in a rage just finding out his baby girl was dead...... BY HIS SON.
There's no mention of the father being abusive. In fact she says a dozen times how much they doted on him.
@@purrrrrrrplehis father WAS NOT abusive. Stop spreading fake rumours for God's sake.
Also Amarjeet is a born Psychopath. Psychopaths are not made by the environment where they are raised like sociopaths. Psychopaths are born evil.
The kid killed 3 people !! His baby cousin was his first victim, his baby sister the second. Both went unreported by the parents. When a neighbors child went missing and he confessed to killing the girl the cops were finally notified.
His parents should've gotten jail time as accessories to his crimes.
Scary to think he's free now
Yeah like this is messed up but what year was this?
@@star.y2k 2006 to 2007
They incessantly inbreed in India and this usually causes psychotic symptoms
I’m not sure if he was born this way at this point. His parents raised a serial killer. They spoiled him so much. In Chinese we have a saying, that it would result in a person who thinks he’s above the law and sky. They truly raised him to be this way. And it’s awful. Even worse that he’s free now with a new life.
@@jmalik6191I think it’s quite sad… due to the corrupt system he couldn’t get the help he needed and his mother didn’t get reprimanded or pay consequences for her crime. Now he’s just roaming around doing god knows what.
I took a sociology class and while talking about criminals my professor brought up how children eating lead paint leads to mental illnesses that can cause criminal behavior. After looking it up, I found that India has been having issues with lead paint.
So, I wonder if when Amarjeet was a toddler he would eat the paint off the walls and that caused him to be this way.
yeah that could be cus India has lead pollution in water and since Amarjeet was from a poorer area he most likely didnt have access to safe drinking water leading him to consume lead (in theory)
Lead poisoning crossed my mind too, but for a different reason. The black makeup they used could be tainted, or the tool they use to apply it.
Good point! Indeed lead poisining is one of the leading causes of death in modern human times but covered up as other death causes. But there are so many cases that can be traced down to lead. In western countries lead exposure is knowadays reduced to nearly zero as leaded gas is banned since the 80ies. But in some countries where environmental standards are still low like in some parts of India, lead poisoning can be a reason for Amar's behaviour. I wonder if police has ever put a look at this.
You remember the time from 60ies to 80ies where so many serial killers walked around in the US but also other countries? Many blamed this circumstance to kids being born from parent where a lot of them suffered from PTSD after WW2 and other changes in society after WW2. Good reason, but still, did anyone ever made a research of connections between "odd" crimes and environmental pollution, especially lead when leaded gas was at its peak?
Interesting point. I suspected for Amarjeet to have serious developmental issues. Pollution of any kind is a big influence on the development of a child. Now there are more robust and more sensitive children in different ways. Maybe Amarjeet is sensitive to environmental pollution?
@@kaltaylor01 that 'black makeup' is literally just a black carbon dot
His mother practically let him do this, leaving him with the nephew and knowing his crazy mindset is crazy..
you mean the sister? they would have not known until that point
it’s insane how the mother let amar be in the same room as another child despite knowing he was capable of committing a gruesome brutal murder.
She deluded herself out of love. In debates about how you'd react to x situation, one person i knew said they'd never be able to love their son if he killed a hypothetical sibling. Somebody else commented that that would be to say they'd never loved their son at all, and it's true. Love for your children is, for better or for worse, unconditional. His parents are in an impossible, heartbreaking situation.
Sus to say the least…
LITERAL denial. She even said the child was playing when that’s not what Amir said to her … if the aunt saw the body of her child she would have been less likely to let this go
exactly
She's so delusional, worthless parents thought beating him would make him "understand" murder is bad
He’s born a psychopath but was raised as a narcissist by his parents. Psychopaths can be good people if they’re caught early and taught how to manage their behavior and impulsive thoughts.
Psychopath has narcissistic qualities. I’d say he’s born a psychopath and a sadist
Many psychopaths with the right upbringing, and self awareness can become good partners, successful business people, politicians, good parents, many psychopaths live their lives without taking other. It's a shame lack of mental health awareness, the parents lack of awareness (and physically punish8ing the kid), and probably other factors led to this kid thinking it was ok to do what he did. No one is born evil, we grow to do evil acts based on what we've learned and understood through experience.
@kage2670 Believe it or not, all of mankind is born with a heart that is desperately wicked. Yes we're first born innocent and without sin but with or without conscious, a young one can do bad things without knowing what's right. So yes at first we may have been innocent and without sin but once a child starts getting a grip of their senses, they start to do many things out of curiosity and sometimes these things are bad but children don't know what they do wrong unless you show them.
Yup, some psychopaths thrive as CEOs, surgeons, lawyers, pilots, politicians, chefs etc. Basically any high stress, high stakes career.
Is this backed by scientific study or simply a hunch? I've read academic article and it told differently.
I have a 13 year old son who has mental health issues and has hurt animals and injured people as young. Currently we have him in facility due to unsafe behavior, i love him so much and yet the hardest thing i can do but hopefully as he gets treated and evaluated we can understand some possible underlying diagnosises. Hes been in this secure facility for 11 months and currently been diagnosed with a few different disorders. Eventually hopefully we can get him to a point where self regulation can let him be in the community. There is so much more to explain but just very sad. Not the same as this story, but early intervention is so important to help your child for their future. im now seeing progress through therapy and correct medication ( although i nevert fond of medicating), but what do i do?
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@@user-xu7tp2bz5xwhat's bro yappin about??✋💀
Trust in the doctors, don't excuse his actions. He is sick, and sicknesses can be cured or at least managed. And above all else monitor him closely, and it could be good to check if anyone has abused him (family, teachers, religious people, etc)
try to disipline him even by strictness
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I have a cousin who was EXACTLY like this as a child.
And his parent’s still croon about how “smart” he is, but he behaved a great deal like Amar.
How is he now, tho?
how is he doing now? thats terrifying.
check up on him fr
Whatever your cousin didn't kill three babies. Stop being a drama queen just because that cousin was mean to you
@@barreldreamz7852 this isnt about what happened, this is about prevention.
It grosses me out how much the parents downplayed the death of their niece, from their reaction, to how they explained it. I get as a parent you always give your children the benefit of the doubt. But what's your son's life getting ruined in comparison to the life of a baby that has barely begun yet.
In small villages in India, most children roam around freely, infact most houses keep their doors wide open during the day and close only during the night. You can enter any house whenever you want and all this is possible because of trust. Trust is a huge thing in villages of India therefore if any member of your family is found commiting any sort of crime even having an affair your entire family including extended family becomes a criminal family and will be boycotted by the people. Its not just the kid, the entire family can say goodbye to their social life and no one will hire anyone from their family, no one will marry anyone from their family its basically a social suicide. The only option is to move to the city which is a huge thing for such a poor family to do. I don't think they downplayed the child's death rather they hid it because of fear and I think this theory is most plausible because even if the parents and sister downplayed the baby's death but how can the rest of the family members not realise that one of their children is missing especially the father and even if they lied to the rest of the family wouldn't they still want to see the body of the baby for funeral. So only thing that makes sense is all of them hid it because of fear of social boycott and that was why one of the Sada's relative knew the truth and told it to the mother of the other baby and earlier even the neighbours kept quiet on Sada's request because they knew that the entire Sada family has to pay a huge price.
Spoilt evil brat,he will do it again and gets the punishment he deserves
I think it was their nephew, not niece. Or are you talking about his sister?
right. and then they wonder why it happened again.
those parents need to be in jail
Those parents birthed a murderer, raised a murderer, enabled a murderer and protected a murderer. For me they're just as guilty for all crimes he commited as much as he is and they should have gone to prison. It's disturbing how these people just get to move on and live their lives freely without any regard of the victims who never got to experience living.
right?! did they get any charges of aiding and abetting?! for years!?
They should all serve a life sentence. Those babies could have lived a full life.
They did not birth a murderer, some people just born with different way of thinking.. the parents also abused amar to the point amar thought "oh, if I'm annoyed it's ok to use violence".
Or something like that..
but well, the parents also doesn't hv a proper knowledge.. if you want to blame something, blame the whole structures of India..
didnt she say not to do that at the beginning of the video@@noarucchi
Nobody births murderers. Tho their raising is definitely wrong.
I'm from Southern India, here just in 2023 Approx. more than 2000 people have gone missing "Each day" in which several cases go without unsolved/ without a closure to think people like him are free outside having a regular life is scary!
I lived in India two times. I had gone to a family friend's home back in 2004. It was an elderly couple who had a son perhaps in his 20s but he always stayed up in his room. Nobody thought anything of it til he murdered his father. He went to jail for some time but the mother begged them to let him put being that she was alone and needed to be taken care of....the son did end up killing his mother. Idk what happened after that but I was surprised that the jail would let him out knowing he killed his own father.
@patriciawilliams6009 I'm not sure if it's true but I read that the Indian police are heavily corrupt and there's a lot of bribery - especially by the richer families - so the cops will look the other way unless they have no other choice but to do their jobs.
When you add on the harsh caste system, it's not surprising that so many cases never get solved unfortunately.
It sure IS !! As a person who is living in Delhi missing,SA , killing ,rape case of women are literally common
Its actually worse in South India I feel. I am from Delhi but I have been to south before multiple times and I was talking to a few of the locals and its kinda grim to remember how many people actually apparently KNEW someone went missing and was never found which is sad.
In Delhi people go missing too but its far less common (prb has to do with the fact that tooooo many people live in tooooo small of an area for many to go missing).
That’s atrocious. Is it because of other religions? Or what seems to be the going idea as to the cause
The gun and teddy bear analogy was so perfectly put, also this case is so sad and horrific 😢.
There’s something so dark about a child being a serial killer and committing such horrific crimes it’s truly stomach turning 💔
Agreed but again a kid brain is not fully developed.. a kid is also curious and it's not surprising
@@LilLostSoulNo kid is curious to the extent of commiting such evil crimes unless he doesn’t know it’s wrong or has serious disorder, there’s nothing natural about a child killer.
@@LilLostSoulI’ve been curious about death and true crime since I was seven but I’ve never wanted to kill anyone that’s beyond curious especially how he acted
@@LilLostSoulNo, this is 100%, not normal child curiosity or lack of higher cognitive development!
@@ChefNourhan Kids don’t have a developed sense of morality at 8 years old. Nor can they understand the consequences of their actions as well as an adult.
When the aunt said she could see Amarjeet's head peaking around the corner and could tell that he was smiling I got violent chills. True horror movie stuff right there
Creepy creepy . He was happy to see the pain of the aunt. He should have been locked forever. Don’t care if he was 8 or not. He’s a killer
I was literally scared When she said that. Like it's soo creepy
This isn't a fucking movie
@@minniizo_ no one said it was?????
@@teleytubby "true horror movie stuff right there" no this was very real the victims were very real stop being this insensitive.
48:50
I am an Indian and I will be brutally honest with what I say.............
The caste system in India right now, kind of exists and does not exist at the same time.
In cities the caste system is not a thing anymore but in extremely rural areas it still does exist (I said extremely rural areas), while in other villages it does not exist, even if it does it isn't as rigid as it was back in b/w 2000 and 2010. the elderly people of India still believe in this thing but rarely follow it. The category of untouchables almost does not exist (India is huge and I cannot visit every place here and confirm this but with full confidence I will say that 95% of India has grown from this thing) and things are way better than they were back then. Also, you might find one in a million people who still fight over this thing and ofc legal actions are taken against them. Another thing is that I don't think Amarjeet was at the age to see discrimination as he was isolated at a very young age and also, he was living in a village where only the scheduled castes lived also seeing the condition his family was in, I don't think he ever explored the cities to face the caste discrimination. So, discrimination was not the cause of his killings for sure.
In the end I really appreciate the fact that you talked about this case and loads of love from India
Are you speaking as someone from this caste because there’s plenty of evidence to the contrary.
This made me cry so bad as someone with a younger sibling I could never imagine hurting them or having anyone hurt them just the thought of it makes me sick. ☹️
It's really scary when murders are done by kids. I mean you don't expect a kid to harm you, do you?
i'm not surprise. all children are guilty until proven innocent
I do lol. Work with them and you'll see the little rascals constantly go too far with you lol
@@Dave_of_Mordor everyone is, not just children
@@PGOuma they’re children so it should be expected tbh, kids can be horrible but when they grow up you find out who’s really a terrible person
@@tatiannabaker3943 we usually know who the kids will be while they're young. if you see them killing small animals, that's a sign of a psychopath right there.
Protecting a killers identity no matter what or who they're is crazy. It's so unfair for the general public.💔
And highly unsafe to the general.
Right! He is now with a new personality and as an adult, he commits crimes much more sophisticated, because such people cannot be corrected. people in India have to look twice, and he can easily buy a plane ticket and fly to another country where even the police do not have any information about him🤬
People need to start accepting that not all human-looking entities are humans. Some are demons.
its unsafe for us too! yes I agree!! we need to aware of who is walking around us and because you changed your name doesn't mean your actions changed !!
I disagree. Many change & learn their lesson. That makes it so hard for them to re-enter society, making them lose hope and possibly relaspe
I think she might be the best story teller I have ever heard in my life. The emotion, expressions, the line delivery and build up... Great presentation
As An Indian this case was sooo Scary and she explained it like no other ,she did a better job than out own News!!! Keep it Up
As a former teacher, I witnessed dark behavior from children as young as Kindergarteners. The parents often enabled these children, and it only got worse as they got older. Obviously this child had psychopathic tendencies, but it’s important for parents to stay on top of narcissistic behavior and steer children in the right direction.
I completely agreed with you. I remember a kid poking pencil in one of his classmates when I tried to opposed him he pushed me away and spit in lunch box. and I teach too many kids like that .often I tried to be strict towards them but their parents came and put all blame on me just for displining them.
Yeah some parents aren’t worth saving
They’re so Delulu
It also could be that the child was abused by the mother and so bc of that they feel like the only choice they have is to be defiant against everyone. I was in a school where the neighborhood was rough and therefore a lot of the students had behavior issues. I know of a student who have o d d (Oppositional defiant disorder). After a big dramatic event that happened between the two of us, he ended up being closer to me and opening up more. I ended up finding out that he was being verbally abused by his mother. One time his mother was laughing at him while he was getting beaten up by some other students.
I no longer work at the school now. In a way, I feel kind of guilty having to leave and just hoped that he ends up in a better situation now.
As a developmental pediatrician...I can confirm this
@@natalimartinez3480or father is abusive.
this is honestly insane. an 8 year old? they always talk about the innocence of children, but by any means that was not a child, that's a monster.
The kid might be influenced by a disorder or lack of understanding what they did was wrong, while no it doesn't excuse the acts of the young kid calling the child a monster isn't a way to go.
@@Napbsiwhy isn't that the way to go...? Let's call a Spade, a Spade. That kid was a monster... Still is, too.
@@Napbsi even if that's true, it doesn't really matter or apply to most cases.
Kids have a basic understanding of what's wrong and what's right even if they don't know why they aren't allowed to do certain things.
When I was 8, I had an unhealthy way of dealing with my anger and I lashed out on my younger brother but I knew that I couldn't go too far with my violence because it was wrong and I didn't want to hurt him to the point where he'd be hospitalized. I also didn't want to get in trouble.
As I got older, my morals kicked in and I didn't want to be a "monster" so I had my anger issues under control by the time I was 10.
Do I have a disorder? Idk, if I do I'm not diagnosed. Regardless, most kids have a basic understanding of what's wrong.
I never dared to be alone with my younger siblings as babies because I was terrified of hurting them and getting in trouble. It wasn't until I was 13 when my youngest sibling was born that I was comfortable holding baby 😅
For everyone, it is still not okay to call a child a monster, disorder or not. I fully believe what that kid did was wrong and should be punished the victims did not deserve such fate but calling a kid a monster is not it preferably.
many of you thought that monster are made, not born. so how does this story make you all feel now?
A note about his extra- smiling- it's called 'Dupers delight'. When someone knows they've done something but smile at the thought of successfully decieving you or messing with you. Like him smiling after she asked where the baby was- he was dupers delight smiling because HE knew the baby was dead, but she didn't. They get a thrill mentally from it.
The teddy bear gun analogy makes a lot of sense. I really like it.
Why would the parents leave the baby sister in another room while they slept, knowing that he killed his baby cousin less than a year ago!?!?!
no fr i can’t even fathom why they left not one but TWO children within amars reach.
They thought the first kill was a mistake and the brother did not hurt the sister even one time before the murder
@@pradeepdas8850the sister wasn’t born yet at that time
@@midi6615 I was replying to another comment and then he deleted the comment so my comments is out of place
Denial. It's not just a river in Egypt
As a survivor of a sibling's attempt on my life I can say that no one treated the problem seriously at any time. They still deny that it even happened. He absolutely went on to hurt others besides me and I beg you people to pay more attention to children and their pain. As their pain is very serious and real.
What did they do
@@schoolnotes6209 You don't want to know. I know what OP went through.
Just imagine, pain and isolation.
Same my brother abused me all my life until he went to college! Them my narcissistic evil non protective goofy as mom had the mf nerve to come Complain to me when the loser got locked up in college for beating up his baby mama and I looked her in her dead eyes and said so what you aint say s*** when he was beat in my a**, deal with your little demon b****
Parents with narcissistic or delusional tendencies tend to deny traumas of the past. Then combine them with a dangerous kid that's insane with who knows what combination of mental illnesses and you've got a problem on your hands.
My suggestion to you is never forgive or forget BUT do not dwell on it because it will kill you mentally. You're going to break from time to time but try to get over it as soon as possible when it happens. And don't harbor ill-intent towards strangers.
I’m so sorry…. The same happens for many SA victims I know whose families go on to ignore or protect them only for them to grow up and do something worse. My former friend did the same to her daughter…. Only to have another daughter with the same person.
I work as a Juvenile Victim Assistance Coordinator for a prosecutor’s office. Children CAN change but it takes a rehabilitative approach over a punishment approach. Violence only teaches that violence is an appropriate form to get emotions across. Children need therapy and victim empathy services to teach them healthy coping mechanisms. Is every child able to be saved from a lifetime of crime? No, but some kids have never been taught healthy coping mechanisms/empathy for the people around them. It’s an uphill battle most days.
I’m a parent 12 year old son and 4 year old daughter. I would absolutely call the cops on that sociopath. This isn’t the 1st murder it’s the second. I would be afraid to sleep with him in the house.
I admit that kids doing murder are a scary thing, but the scariest thing is those enablers who keep these murderers in their life and allow them to repeat the same thing
Nahhhh, because they need to be exposed and locked up as well
It is scary in situations when the murd-rs/ toxic people and enablers outnumber and out power, the people of reason.
The society and law enabled these murderers.
@@Acolis_AVor get some fucking help, they are ill its not normal for juds that age to do crap like that a d act the way he does.
@@Acolis_AVGet urself a kid, u will know how it feels. A mother loves their son and will do anything for them, she was so mad at him, it showed that the dad wanted to kill him, and must have beat him to the limit (he deserves that) but the parents don’t know but to do. One of their kid is gone, what will they do if the other is gone too, and the police know that mothers love their kids. That’s why
The fact that at 7-8yo, not only did he kill babies, but w the first victim- his cousin- the fact he actually took the baby & dug a grave, burying the baby …. But he also took loose dirt & grass to try covering up the blood & brain matter that was in the yard.
Don’t get me wrong, him killing 3 babies is terrifying but him almost trying to hide the evidence at his age is what really scares me. I can’t even imagine the damage he could do as an adult
I agree, this child was just born evil.. this is an evil child. Pure evil let loose in this world.
He also burried the 3rd victim. They found her under a pile of rocks and dirt with some grass sprinkled on top. Kinda same thing he did with his cousin
I agree, I mean I can’t understand what’s wrong with this boy but at 8 years you don’t understand the concept of death so how he feels the need to hide evidence?? and then after just come clean with no fear and no lie, it doesn’t make sense to me
@@_slvgnt he's a psycopath. He is aware that killing the baby is "wrong" in the same way that stealing a cookie is "wrong", so he'll obviously try to get away with doing something wrong. However he also knows that his parents punish him when he lies and that they somehow know when he's lying. So when they ask directly he owns up to it immediately in the same way you'd own up to stealing the cookie. He wanted to do it, so he did, but was hoping he could get away with it.
He acts wierd because he literally has no empathy. He is taught right and wrong but he won't FEEL badly for doing something wrong. That is part of what makes severe untreated psycopaths so dangerous. They don't value life, and almost everytjing they do is self-serving. The constant smiling? That's mimicry, very common amongst both socio and psycho paths.
@@madysonoster4759 wow! thanks for explaining (seriously, you explain very well, I understood and I’m kinda slow)
This case reminds me of my cousin. He was utterly babied by his parents and clearly the favorite child. By the time he was an adult, he had no job and no life and he lived with his parents until they died and it turns out they never told anyone about the fact that their favorite son was a pedophile. He’s in jail now and I am always thankful my dad got creepy vibes from him.
I have a feeling that Amarjeet Sada waited 8 months to murder his baby sister by strangulation because his first victim was only 6 months old, Amar stated he only hit his first victim with a brick because he hadn't gotten a reaction out of the 6 month old from strangulation. therefore he waited till his next victim was a couple months older about 8 months old to strangle her this victim was his younger baby sister. who knows maybe in his insane mind Amarjeet Sada had thought that he would get more of a reaction out of an older baby.
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The parents were at fault too. they should have reported him from the beginning, or even when he murdered his sister! I can't believe they were "ok" to have their child murdered and not punish Amar for it. what did hitting him do at the first time for them to consider that he would be "normal" once they hit him again for murdering the second time?!!
It's so terrifying to think a child could do that. I hope he got the help he desperately needed.
Yes.. even as a parent how could they convince themselves that he would make a "mistake" twice.
Similar to this Webtoon called Your Throne (in English at least), the parents are in denial.
They probably don't want to admit that they raised a monster because in their minds, if they ignore it then it's not true and they don't have to take accountability for not stopping their son.
@@thecurryeaterWhoops, accidentally killed another kid...
THANK YOU!! Everyone is blaming the kid when this could've ended WAY earlier if the parents intervened
I believe this whole situation is mostly the parents' responsibility: the kid evidently had brain problems, no natural empathy, but the parents' blind all-forgiving love spoiled him to the core, he wasn't taught empathy and taking other people into account, I'm sure because of their love they refused their own necessities to provide him with everything, he took this sacrifices for granted, he's the most important in life, and they ignored all his cruel tendencies for years. Like, his mother didn't believe he could be the bully? It's the parents job to teach empathy and how to live in society to the best advantage. They failed because of the blind love, not because of cruelty and abuse. That happens to those who already are psychopathic and are not socially trained and adapted (many psychopaths live a normal life and never committed crimes because their environment did a good job)
i have a friend who just found out that her twin sons SA’d their younger sister, her daughter. She turned them in to the police right away, which was obviously beyond incredibly hard. I can’t imagine covering up something like murder for my child.
omg.. that must've been horribly hard. I don't want to be rude but how old were they?? Were they young or older how'd they learn this behavior
It could have stemmed from them being sexually abused by a family member so they decided to make the cycle repeat or if not-it’s really fucked up…I was also sexually abused by a family friend and my own father when I was young, it’s traumatizing. May the daughter find peace and doesn’t feel guilt at all
what a good mum, doing the hardest thing imaginable to protect her daughter, that must have been an impossible decision for her :( xx
I wonder how old they were & what they did to the sister. I think if we’re talking about toddlers groping each other it’s quite different than if they’re teens or tweens beyond the age of reason
It all depends on the age, and if the sons suffered abuse at the hands of someone else. If they were abused, and it was normalized to them, and they're still young? Making it a legal issue is diabolical, when it should be a mental health issue, because they're victims copying the behavior they have been taught.
If they're older, and haven't been abused, that's wholly different.
If it's the former, the mom added to their trauma, and she was wrong.
If it's the latter, she did make a difficult decision, and I feel for her Mama's heart.
Time is relative. 8 months to an 8-year-old is 4 years to a 30-year-old serial killer.
You are so talented! ❤ thank you for covering the heartbreaking stories in such a level headed and compassionate way.
I get the feeling that Amar probably would have continued killing children had the mob not confronted his parents. He may have seen his parents cover up the murder, twice and thought it was okay.
The fact that he is being protected and allowed to be near children is insane.
And people complain about America.....
lol we complain in every country
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@@ParmyJan4:56 😐
@@buzzyzyz I know it came out that way but, a lot of spoiled Americans love to complain about America's justice system but they have no idea that if they were living in other countries, they would have it worse because of the fucked up justice system.
@@buzzyzyzbro I live in India never come here
How Not to Raise A Serial Killer is a podcast created by a neurocriminologist. She dives deep into the psychopathy of killers and really answers the question of “born or made” to the best of our current knowledge. It’s absolutely incredible, highly recommend.
Thank you for recommend! 😊
Deffo gonna watch this. Thanks
Definitely going to check this out! Thanks!
adding to my list! thank you so much for this! as a fanatic for these kinds of stories, *and* a mother, this is right up my alley!
#1 don't be a bully as a parent #2protect your child's virginity! Most killers were abused as a child & they NEVER RECEIVE HELP NOR JUSTICE ⚖
I love listening to you telling these stories. Though they are horrific, you show empathy and understanding.
Shoutout to your researchers. Amazing work on all the background, cultural and contextual information collected for all the cases you have covered so far. 🎉❤🎉
The son obsession in India is crazyyy. I have heard stories in my (extended) family circle where this son and his wife have beaten the guy's parents black and blue, refused to give them food and basically mistreated them so badly for the property and yet this old couple would not press charges against them because well he is our very dear son.
that’s so messed up
Crazy. All they want from their son is money and reputation then? 🤔
Not love and respect?
That's as crazy as the parents in law who beat their husbands' wives and starve them etc. 🤦🏻♀️
It's so messed up all round. 😪
Then serve them right. They riped what they sowed.
Thats a common problem in India. Your parents should come before everybody. When ever a girl is born they treat the girl as badluck as if the girl is going to bring them problems (this happens in _most_ families)
The fact that this little bastard is alive and free running around with a new identity is insane and extremely dangerous. It’s not fair to the general public this guy could be around anywhere around people who don’t even know who he is or what he’s done.
Apparently his new name is Samarjit
@@Amelliaxox do you know his last name?
@@Lastandfinalunicorn not a clue sorry x
@@Lastandfinalunicorn his name before he got put in prison and changed his name was Amarjeet Sada but then after he changed his identity and name and stuff it became Samarjit or Samarjeet but I’m assuming because his name is now Samarjeet or Samarjit he would’ve kept his last name so I’m guessing it’s still Sada but his first name is now Samarjit/Samarjeet, another hint that this might be his new name ( Samarjeet Sada ) is because I searched up Amarjeet Sada and looked a bit into it and I read this article about a man who changed his identity to be Samarjeet Sada and he is from the exact same place/born in the exact same place as Amarjeet Sada was so that’s why I think his new identity is now Samarjeet Sada.
His new name is samarjeet rana and he crossed border to nepal,sa'ed a minor and is in jail.
As a new big sister of a 4 month old, I watched this video before and it was fine, now, as a big sister I couldn’t get through this one, I didn’t want to think about my baby brother and listen to what he did to those young infants, as I did, I started to cry.
Rotten mango's storytelling makes me feel like im at the scene of the crime, It's incredible how she does it
I'm Indian and I remember hearing about the case 6 to 7 years ago. I was shocked to find that they let him out and let him change his name. I'm not surprised that his family covered it up, I think some of it was due to the shame and humiliation that they would face if it came to light but also in India, girls are not valued nearly as much as boys. Boys are constantly doted on and protected, even when they do awful things. The female infanticide rate is high there, and the disrespect which women go through is baffling, which is ironic seeing as some of the most respected religious figures are indeed female, such as Kali Maa, Mother Saraswati, and Mother Lakshmi. Of course, not everyone is like this, but it's clear the killer's family has no respect for any of the victims. They lied to save face and protect their only son's reputation, which is awful, seeing as two of their own family members died.
(I'm not trying to hurt anyone's sentiments) being a female helps us mature earlier than men
Not just their son's reputation but their own. Our Indian parents are only about society and reputation which is so sad. Idk how many times I have argued with my mum because of this. Reputation is all that matters to our parents.
@@mercysdesire I agree, I see that a lot in the Indian-American community too, especially in the older generation. However, I'm lucky to have a mother who has never judged and treated someone a certain way due to their reputation, and she taught me to never do that. She always taught me about the cruelties of the world and how evil can be everywhere, even amongst people who seem to be of a "good social standing."
@@Myraavya2922false, there’s no difference in the emotional maturity between males and females, girls don’t naturally mature faster, they are pushed by their families and society to mature faster so the false narrative continues.
@@Myraavya2922what is the point of this comment?
The fact that Indian law gives parents the authority to decide whether or not their son will be charged with murder infuriates me. He murdered two helpless infants, and he is not held accountable?
Parents dont have authority like that. What she meant was parents allowed the child to tell the truth and someone obviously has to file a report for police to take action they didnt reported him killing his cousin and baby sister. Police doesnt get dreams of kids dying
There's no such law
@@juki701 - Did we listen to the same video? Or this is only for Muslims’ parents?
@@TheRight-handedStranger I don't think we listened to the same vid... also who in this story is Muslim?
@@AvneetKaur-ow7vj - No after that part…..
99% of stories don't actually shock me, but this story has my jaw on the floor the whole time, goosebumps everywhere while on the edge of my seat needing more, the way Stephanie Soto tells stories is up there with Mr ballen in my book!!!
Omg same,this story was terrifying.but what more terrifying is that he is roaming around freely with a new identity .
She is so smooth in her storytelling. I'm curious how young she was when she figured out her gift.
It's insane the family gave him three chances and they still refused to press charges against him for the first and second murders.
male whorship is a problem.
Crazy, I would've lost it at my child, I wouldn't be able to look them in the eye I could never forgive them, I have no clue how they let it pass so easy
@@anqelsx4028 i would say atleast a part of it was the fact that amar was a boy...a golden boy in their eyes and the 2nd baby was a girl...i wonder if it would've been the same if the baby was a boy
@@piya6929i also think that, because of many people here thinks girlchild are not worth of love and care. And don't deserve to live so, it's so heart breaking.
@@anqelsx4028stephani explained it in the video, the family last name means everything and there was a possibility that if they reported their son had killed two of his own family members, the title they worked hard for couldve been ruined- they might not even be able to get a job at all for generations and it would affect anyone w/ their last name.
The way that 8 year old smiled after admitting to his killings everytime should tell you that he's not wired correctly and no amount of beatings can change that. He needs to be in a mental institution.
I agree. Mental instability for life.
It’s creepy isn’t it.
He needs to be locked up for life
@@idrk1507 you need to be locked up
@@user-ly2lp2bc7e it's a fake story by Cops
I love this CZcams channel so much. One of my favorite things is that the gentleman that doesn't show himself which I think might be your husband but I'm not sure, add questions that some of us are also asking. It makes it so much better because you take the time to explain it in a way that's entertaining and thorough. I'm just so impressed
Lol, that is indeed her husband. "The gentleman that doesn't show his face" is a lovely description nonetheless
I love how I don’t need to increase the talking speed on your podcast! The best!!
I'm from India, in my experience families thinking that their son's crimes are just a "one-time thing" and that their sons are owed forgiveness isn't just tied to young boys. They act the same as their fully-grown sons. It's unfortunately become a cultural thing at this point and here we see another horrible effect of that thinking. His parents were enablers and if not young, as a grown-up. he probably would've committed even more heinous crimes. I wish the aunt would've reported him to the police the first time instead of thinking for a family who believed an apology could replace the justice that her kid would've got. It would've saved a life.
This case is very disturbing. From the kid, to the parent, and the family as a whole.
did he get punished
@@theexclusivehelloboisyes but he is now released in his early 20's
@@Envi_0ushow long was he in jail?
To the country
@@janaelqubatan not sure, but he changed his name I believe
Obsessed with this podcast, storytelling and editing id unmatched, plus she grabs worldwide stories that havent been told a million times like Bundy
Oh yes, the cast system is definitely still held up socially. It's still exists, I have friends from India and they are on the highest tier of the caste system and it is definitely something that is very prominent in India and still exists today.
People pretend like it doesn't exist but it does. Classmates constantly ask about their friends' castes, relatives are super impressed when kids have high-caste friends, even if the high-caste friends aren't educated or rich.
U r not an Indian so don't talk about it without knowing personally or come to conclusion with the information from ur half baked friends 🤷
@@faraway7733 I am an Indian can confirm
I think it’s a mixture of nature vs nurture. My father grew up and was a sensitive child who was the sweetest. My grandmother told me once that he was the only child in the neighborhood that befriended a deaf child and learned some ASL. His brother, on the other hand, used to kill kittens as a child and grew up to be a loser dirtbag. Because of my uncle’s behavior my father cut him out of his life and told him to stay away from my brother and me. Same household, same parents, but two very different people.
this kind of goes to show people can be born from the same set of parents, grow up in the same routine, eat the same food, sleep the same way and yet be wired completely differently
because what makes the difference is the gift of choice and decision, nothing else
Same instance with my brother but no where near a severe. I grew up to be decent but my brother grew up trying to do crime. My mom always kept us in good neighbor hoods and tried to help my brother but putting him in programs but nope. He started running away from home at like 14 years old and dropped out of school at 17. He whined up in prison for a few years and then was unfortunately murdere. I miss him but I never understood why he made the choices he made. It still boogles my mind til this day. I think he was diagnosed with bi polar at some point so that could have contributed to it. Not to sure. I tell people about him and I have to tell people that I didn’t grow up in a rough neighborhood ( I’m black and actually got teased growing up for “talking white”🙄) and my parents weren’t abusive or anything. I’m always hesitant to blame parents when children whine up doing horrible things because sometimes it’s not the parents.
Its important to note that having the same household and the same parents don't necessarily mean you get the same treatment or upbringing. Some parents will treat two kids differently and ignore that one of the kids need mental help.
Part of the problem is when we try to treat two different children the same way. Or even hold on to our ideas of the "problem child or scapegoat", the "golden child", or setting one as being "overly sensitive"... Daniel Goleman writes about this in his book "Emotional Intelligence." There was also a study done with teachers and students about "self-fulfilling prophecy" that is really eye opening.
I hate when these shows say "oh they had a perfect childhood" when it's obvious from the reactions from their parents that they did not! People who didn't know my mom would've problem though she was a great parent, but they never saw her behavior behind closed doors.
I honestly believe the parents should’ve gone to jail as well. They knew what kind of child they had and allowed him to get away with what he did twice, and tried to a third time. I understand a parent’s instinct to want to protect their child at all cost, but this is way too far, and they did not do nearly enough to try to prevent him doing it in the future. If anything, physical punishment probably made him more prone to violence.
right! if there are no consequences for murder, the worst crime you can commit, then you feel you can do anything! IMO of course
riight? plus arent they accomplices in a sort of way that they covered it up? i've seen cases in india where like simply knowing about the murder gave that person some sort of punishment or like fine and stuff
Agreed they made their own son into a serial killer..they allow him to act that way even they knew he was wrong.. instead of teaching him n told him what he had done wrong they back him up n cover his crimes..I guess he would dare to killed his own parents..fact his a jealousy person n want all attention just for him alone
I love the way she tell stories …. Cases she make you “see” the story idk how explain it but she and her husband are Amazing
The thing is. People really do underestimate kids. Even at 8 years old, the saying “kids are just as capable as adults” doesn’t just apply to the good things. I had attempted suicide already at 8 years old, it’s terrifying. The way he knew what he was saying is scary. It’s just as terrifying.
I don’t know what terrifies me more: the kid killing nonchalantly or his parents thinking that he needs protection. People need protection from him. What’s wrong with their mindset? If his relative hadn’t told what he was up to, he probably wouldn’t have stopped. His parents didn’t even care that their own daughter and nephew were murdered by him; they just brushed it off and kept living as if nothing horrendous had happened. I don’t have words to express how I feel about this case. And it makes me sick to know he’s free, doing who-knows-what now that he has the strength of a grown ass man.
I can imagine why these Indian Parents were thinking like that, but can't accept the Mindset of these Parents. Mindboggeling. What happend before that ? Didn't they see that something is off ?
i agree the most scariest thing is that he was a literal child and was already capable of murder, the parents are at fault just as much as him because lives could’ve been saved if they turned him in.
classic religious delusion. they thought that HE was the victim of evil forces and that he had no control over his actions
@@LunaxMhow do you know that? As far as the story goes they were justifying it due to his age. They never said “dark/evil forces” made him do it.
@@Kalolelo his mother drew a third eye on his forehead regularly, a hinduist tradition which is meant to prevent one from being led astray by their temptations. she kept caring for him normally and didn't report the deaths of the two babies he murdered - that's because she saw her son as a victim of his immoral desires. basically: she thought that her son was a sinner instead of a killer
once a serial killer, always a serial killer in my opinion. I do not believe someone who has reached the stage of psychopathy that they have killed multiple people and got enjoyment out of it, can EVER, be rehabilitated.
So what do you propose we should do with those people?
I agree, it’s not a matter of if, but when.
@@ahlbiurgaid61 Let them rot
@@ahlbiurgaid61lifetime in jail.
@@ahlbiurgaid61lifetime in jail with no parole or death sentence.
I worked in child and adolescent mental health…trust me there are kids that start harming animals very young. Had a six year old that tried to drown his sister and hurt other kids. He reminded me of a gremlin….all cute and fluffy…but add water and grrrrr. We had to seclude this kid on a number of occasions but by time psychiatrist came, he was all cute again and we’d be in trouble. He was small but he could seriously hurt people
I would like to address a few things :
1. I am sick of intros, but yours is genuinely awesome!
2. Thank you for sharing these stories, it’s much worse for the victim than for us listeners and it helps us learn the behaviors
3. YOU are an AMAZING storyteller ✨💖✨
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As an older sister, my sibling is a newborn. They're annoying and they cry but to ever have the thought of hurting them sickens me.
I am also an older sister and I have two younger brothers one is 10 and one is 5 and there just soo emotional(their lovely annoying kids that are always playing with bottle caps) but seeing this makes me worried about their surroundings.
Me to I felt sick,I’ve a baby brother and he’s my whole world ,I cried when he cried cause I felt bad and I was trying to calm him down cause my mom went out so I was looking after him and he had a fit and I didn’t get any sleep ,not cause of him or anything just insomnia but I couldn’t even imagine myself harming him in any way and that was also why I cried cause I was a bit stressed and just felt bad even though it wasnt anyones fault,amaree or however Tf you spell the demons name is literally the spawn of fucking Satan himself
I have 4 kids, of very different ages (17, 9, almost 4, and 2). If any of my kids harmed another, let alone killed them, it would 100% be the hardest thing I'd ever do, but I'd HAVE to turn them in. Firstly, because my other child deserves justice. Secondly, because a GOOD parent doesn't ignore or dismiss these things. It does a disservice to the child who commits the crime, and teaches them there's no consequences to their actions, which only makes the bolder and more likely to reoffend.
Very level-headed and wise comment, this one.
You bring up some good points, this kid from the video grew up thinking there were zero to no consequences for the three murders he committed. That’s pretty scary now that he’s an adult.
i would call the cops to turn myself in for executing my child as punishment for murdering his sibling. it's as level-headed as i'm going to get.
@@gemma7617 Him saying lying is bad and admitting his crimes, while not seeing what is wrong with his murders, shows all they had to do was properly teach him it was wrong and let him have the full consequences.
@@jessy1982 yes, and if they had done that since the beginning maybe their little girl would’ve been alive.
You are my new favorite true crime reporter to watch!! I love your voice and your way of explaining things..
Puts a whole new meaning on the phrase “smiling assassin”
His parents saw him as their retirement plan and were going to do anything to protect that IMO. Sickening.
Retirement plan? There were Untouchables. He was never going to be able to support them plus his own family. That's what I don't get about this foolishness about carrying on the family name or protecting the family's reputation. When you are at the very bottom of a caste system, so low that you are considered beneath the entire system to the point of being outside of society, what pride or legacy is there to protect? No wonder the boy asked "So what if I killed her?" -- he has been learning that some lives, namely theirs as Untouchables, don't count for anything.
That kid is a born psychopath. Anger issues, Smiling that makes people uncomfortable, sheer boredom, if someone wrongs them they get furious and never think they are wrong. All the psychopathic traits whoosh scare the shit outa me
Psychopathy does not a killer make. People with psychopathy behave socially/morally for lots of reasons, and all DO NOT harbor desire to kill.
@@ivyleanne8213Nice bubs 🤤😋
Stupid comment Really
anger issues are more of a sociopathic thing. At least as the terms are used in psychology (as opposed to how people use them in general conversation).
Psychopathy is more so characterised by a lack of emotion. This includes happiness. Psychopaths don't feel joy at harming others. Sociopaths and neurotypical people may feel joy in that. So of course the danger is that they also feel no empathy, the act according to quite cold logic. This can easily lead to ruthless actions, but generally our society rewards kindness and respect, so it mostly depends on their surroundings and treatment.
If you want to hear a bit about Psychopathy in a light hearted format, i recommend the video "Ogata, the Perfect Psychopath" by Living Deadman. It's a manga character breakdown, so no real events and it's easily digestible but good information :)
kids cannot have “paychopathy”, it’s called conduct disorder which later becomes ASPD.
I cannot believe people eat up this ‘kids are innocent’ thing. I’ve never been more cruel than when I was a child. I didn’t understand why I shouldn’t ‘operate’ on bugs, or scare cats, or say hurtful words to grown ups. I liked the reactions. It wasn’t only me, most kids were trying some pretty dark things behind their parents backs in kindergarten. Later on, empathy developed and I am now appalled at the thought of ever doing anything to hurt anyone. Kids see the world as a game much more than adults do. They don’t understand consequences, nor anyone else’s pain. Excusing kids the way we do is just not hitting the nail on its head.
The rough thing I see in all of this is how seemingly resilient a lot of these adults are in the face of infant mortality. Obviously it's not indicative that murder is normalized, but just reminds me that people in a lot of the world still face the death of their children much more frequently than others can imagine.
He was enabled and never had to face any real consequences for his actions. Of course he continued to do this. So disgusted by him and how this situation was repeatedly mishandled. Those poor innocent babies 💔
I hope now that baby got another chance in like and is now living it’s best life
You should be disgusted by his parents.
@@teresanoel4035 It was implied
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@@karsch67 reborn
the fact that amarjeet's father thought that he could "beat the murderer out of him" really throws light on how parents handle their kids here. if you do something that they dont agree with or just flat out wrong, they will with no doubt beat you, thrash you, wont stop even if you beg. i have seen kids being beaten for using their left hand as prominent hands, and the kids are not 5 - 6 years old, these are literal babies, like 9 months old and such starting to just grasp the concept of things and touch. i have myself seen the way people will beat their full grown child, i am talking 17- 18 years old, that a commotion is formed and Neighbours are trying to stop the parents. they wont get help for themselves or at least for their kids cause thats "embarrassing", but they sure will make sure to beat the lights out of you for something like "talking to friends on phone" or "demanding to take the phone for a bit to talk to someone". this society goes by the saying "spare the stick, spoil the child".
Welcome to India, where Criminals just get a few slaps and kicks rather than jail time.
All because it would "Ruin the family name".
Ngl if I found out my kid had killed a baby in that moment and situation I’d probably do something that would get me reprimanded as well but obviously I would have reported to the authorities after
i swear they all deserve to rot in jail. im sorry. but im not sorry. the only ones who deserve justice are the poor victims. the rest of the family is messed up and, if hell exists, they'll go there. maybe that's a bit far, but like i said, i'm not sorry
In the UK, we say, SPARE THE ROD, SPOIL THE CHILD.
That's Indian culture for you.
First time to watch your channel. I like your professional look and production values are clearly very high, but your great invested storytelling style and utter respect for different cultures is admirable. Subscribed. Great work!!
This is such a shocking case. Knowing that this boy is only 8 years old. Mental illness in India is not treated correctly. Many older people look down upon it, and treat it with harsh beatings, or religious rituals. I also highly recommend you talk about the house of secrets (the burari deaths). 11 people, 3 generations of a family all hung themselves in their home. Its a case that took place in India, in 2018. It caused a huge outrage to the whole nation of India. This case covers mental illness and the stigma around it.
We are not doing the best job of treating mental illness in the USA... In the 90s there was lots of psychiatric institutions. I remember being a kid and visiting family members in them . They were decent places. I live in NJ near NYC . You would think we would have impeccable facilities in my area. So from the 90s ... Fast-forward to the 2020s even in 2015 or earlier my aunt got brain damage from medical malpractice. She was compensated but also there was zero places left that could handle that level of care. She spent the last twenty or so years of her life in the same facility for the criminally Insane. Routinely my mother had to go to the hospital because she was beaten so bad by staff members. There was one or 2 that protected her but they couldn't stay working there forever . I felt that it was so sad that we had to slowly watch her die, our corrupt state never taking responsibility and a long w that taking ever penny of her money , the money she couldn't spend her self but put in her will for her youngest niece ( me) and my cousin . And that money went straight back into the system that failed her. This world is Straight evil corrupt n disgusting
I don't think psychopathy is a disease but it's a personality!
Being psychopath is not a mental illness
@@LoveYourself-my9nz It's officially classified as a severe form of antisocial personality disorder. So yeah, it's not a disease, but a personality disorder.
This cannot be cured!
I just looked at my son and thought how devastating it would be to realize he has no humanity, that all his sweet smiles have really been sadistic smirks. It still would'nt have keep me from walking him straight into the nearest police station or psychiatric center if I even thought he was showing signs of sociopathy 😢
This is one of my deepest fears in being a parent one day. What if I am somehow cursed with a child with a broken soul, or malicious personality. A child that I love and adore- that grows up to be an abuser, or addict, or someone who gives up on life…
Your worled is completly different from theirs. Im not an indian im a pakistani but i suppose its pretty much the same there, if they told on their son he would only get brutally punished, theres no reformation in our prisons, no mental help
@caitchri2426 I'm a recovering addict as was his father, so this concern is ever present and something I live with every day. According to genetic statistics, my son has a 99.99% chance of becoming an addict(everyone within his immediate family is either an addict or an alcoholic). Which means I'm going to have to be brutally honest about my past, his grandparents pasts, even his late fathers past; possibly tainting the image he may have one day but it's better than concealing the truth and not informing him of the risks he faces if he ever experiments with illicit substances. Buy not all addicts are manipulative liars looking for their next fix. They aren't all selfish inconsiderate monsters, though some may devolve into that. I was an iv drug user for 7 years, and I never stole, lied, cheated, prostituted, deceived, nor did I bum for my fix. Addiction has many facets and many faces. It's not always the zombified sore ridden skeleton holding up a sign. It's the outgoing people pleaser, the hometown prom queen, the valedictorian, etc. Some are just able to hide it better, lucky enough to never have compromised their morals, or able to find the willpower to resist degeneracy.
@anonhate8732 I know it isn't the same culturally or sociologically. I'm just saying (me personally), that if I ever realized my son were a sociopath I'd have to do anything to protect others, to help him to whatever degree he could be helped. If all else fails, commit him to permanent psychiatric care where the risks can be evaluated and taken seriously while also sequestering him from the rest of society.
@anonhate8732 and the American prison system is broken, corrupt, the places are downright decrepit but I'm sure it would be a luxury to the inmates in many other places. I can't imagine the hardships faced by so many. I've had an 'extremely hard life' by Western civilization standards but it's not the same standard as a patriarchally dominant society, or under a traditionalist dictatorship, or an impoverished underdeveloped countries.
I am not a parent…but I am a big sister, and my little brother is my world. The logic of “beat the murder out of him” is absolutely insane. If I found out my brother killed someone, or anyone I know killed someone, I’d go to the police IMMEDIATELY.
Amar’s parents are absolutely terrible for letting this get this far. Rest in peace to the victims.
The ducking fact that he is walking freely in my country and could potentially live in any of the poor areas is insane to me.
He owns a multi millionaire company and is continuing the spree😊😊
@@adibmahmood8618stop lying
Can only imagine their parents guilt after essentially allowing their child to kill 3 other children out of selfishness, fear and ignorance. I can’t believe this boy is now free and allowed to change his name. He needs to be institutionalized for the remainder of his days.
I really hope there's someone in the criminal justice system over there following up on this person and any cases of unexplained deaths or disappearances near him. I'd like to believe he could change, but I fear his only change was to learn how to hide his criminal activities.
@@xzonia1the justice system is very different there, and just like many other countries there’s so much corruption.
I don’t think they feel guilty at all. To let the first one slide is crazy, but letting the second one slide is INSANE
I agree with you. This is just horrible! He shouldn’t be free to continue harming people. This kid is seriously mentally damaged.
I am from india and a local from where this happened, just saw a recent interview of the boy's mother in native language and she got no remorse. She even denied 2 kills and said her kid has been living with them for 3 years now. She was also smiling the whole time so I can tell the whole family is messed up
“Amarjeet Sada was charged with murder and detained at a children's home until he turned 18. The brutalities committed by an 8-year-old shocked the nation and grabbed headlines across the globe.
As per some reports, the 26-year-old has now changed his name to Samarjit. “
I will never understand how some mothers/parents do not prioritise moral compass and will defend their child's evil doing, including an adult's evil. This mad love ( monkey love) is a sort of evil itself.
cause in india boychild is literally considered gift from god. meanwhile life value of femle child unvalued. Female infanticide is huge. mothers too value the sons cause their value in society is based on a male offspring. hence she deluded herself excusing the child on every murder
OMG.....your storytelling is AMAZING!!!
I don’t know that this boy should ever have been freed. If you’re already a serial killer by the age of eight, why would anyone expect him not to continue killing once he was free to do so again?!
sadly he was freed at age 16 and roams around free with a new identity :(
My husband's biological brother was only 6 years old when he started SA his 4 year old sisters for the whole year till CPS got involved. My husband and his 2 sisters ( all 3 are triplets ) were adopted out at 5. Leaving his 7 yr old brother behind. The brother was never punished or charged, even with the proof that this actually happening. When my husband was 19 his brother reached out him. He bragged to my husband about beating his girlfriend. My husband reports it but the cops ( without the brother knowing) and they don't believe him. Till one day the girl reaches out to my husband begging for help an inch of her life. His brother assaulted her and got her pregnant. He has her send all the photos of bruise, abuse ect. And get his brother arrested anonymously. His brother gets out 2 years later. My husband pretends to be nice and still watches his every move. His brother is out there on social media trying to pick up girls on social media saying hes single dad, when he is legally never allowed to be near his ex or his kid. From 6 to 29 hes SA 5 different girls we know of and beaten dozens. 3 prevented if they just arrested him when he was 7.
Well because the difference between an 8 year old and an 18 year old or even a 26 year old (post brain developing) is massive. Doing bad things as a child doesn't guarantee you would do them as an adult. And in fact, intervention during childhood can make the difference of a life time for young offenders. That being said obviously murder, is not the typical offense young people commit. And that's probably part of the issue with this case. Given there aren't many cases to compare to this to, it's going to be hard to make a decision on how his life should go.
We obviously don't know anything about his time locked away or in prison, but he potentially could have been reformed or developed positively. It seems unlikely given the circumstances, but again I think there is actually logic to not locking up an 8 year old for his entire life. Because it's such an unusual case and because he's so young it's not an unrealistic conclusion for someone to come to.
Very true they should have kept his ass locked up for life
Well, the psychological experts said he has no moral compass of his own. He instead follows what he is taught. He is taught not to lie, but when he gets into fights he gets (rewarded with) amulets of the gods. Hmmmmm, however could that influence his behaviour...
There is hope in this view though, because he did get punished, put in jail and probably learned more about what is allowed and what isn't through growing up in general. So if he just integrates rules into his worldview, he might've actually learned something and be a better person nowadays.
I think giving him a chance after he grew up is fine, so long as his development has been observed (and supported). Just, you know, definitely keep him on the radar of police forces and such and never let him adopt or babysit.
I lived in a poor Vietnamese village when I was a kid and there were many kids killing bugs, like spiders, flies, crickets, roaches in different manners, I think mostly because they were curious and there were millions of bugs around where we lived. But this child killer's curiosity had gone to an insanity level.
Killing bugs is different.. many of us were raised killing them because they’re “icky”. Right now there’s signs and warnings out to kill certain lanternflys if we see them in the northeast US because they’re invasive and killing plants/native insects.
It’s more of a concern if a child is killing cats/dogs or animals that people typical are told to care about..
@@SharonHF Its a bit different when a child kills a bug vs the child who starts off "torturing" a bug... pulling the wings and/or legs off; burning alive with a magnifying glass. Those are the kids who usually progress to small animals.
My dad grew up in a poor village and told me how he bought firecrackers with his friends to shove into frogs so they explode. They also pit bugs against each other so they fight, sometimes small bugs so they get eaten, tied strings to dragonflies so they're like balloons, and throw rocks at stray dogs and cats. They don't have pets or anything because they don't even have money to eat themselves. They just didn't have anything else to do, can't afford sports, no TV, no games, not even a fridge at home. My dad used to drag their metal beds outside so he can torch them to kill bedbug.
Their parents work all day and you only go home so you can eat dinner. Else you're just out by yourself.
@@SharonHFkilling anything is wrong
@@SharonHFyou don't even see an issue with your comment, it only matters when we kill what we are told matters, all matter
That’s absolutely terrifying that he’s out and no one knows where he is .
First Time hearing about this case. Is terrifying to even know an 8 year old child kills a baby. I can’t imagine as a parent what will be going through her mind at this point. It’s horrifying,she lost two children in the same day even if one is still alive.
Putting myself in the place of the mother of the baby or the aunt is horrifying
One knows it's her son, the one she loves, a child who killed her baby nephew
How the hell do you look at your sister?
And the sister... How do you even process that
You would think that was the safest place for your baby
That's just awful and ngl makes me glad I'm not having children
Too much pain
Just so freaking messed up
some people are born psychopaths, and this kid, for sure was. some people aren't born with the section(?) of your brain that lets you feel empathy, remorse or even emotion.
And the saddest thing is he didn’t even regret it, he just played with toys like he did nothing
@@Nameless00110 No but that's what scares me, the fact he said "so what?"
He shouldn't have been allowed to be near children
Because clearly something is missing
He doesn't even fear the consequences that's how much he doesn't feel bad about it
Thank you Stephanie for covering this case for us ,this sounds horrible 😣
Indian people, amirite?? 🥴🥲
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I lived and worked in India for 2 yrs and saw and learned a lot about the cast system. It’s really unfortunate that though it was outlawed long ago, it’s very much upheld everywhere today. Not saying it had an effect on today’s case, but it’s extremely sad how the untouchables are shunned and treated. They aren’t even at the bottom of the barrel, dig six feet under and that’s where they are 😢 it happens in every cast though, and the way majority of the upper class treats those below them is so unnecessary and cruel imo. It’s all about money and power.
@@donaldotrumpo828 not all, as an Indian, i feel offended. I'm pretty sure your country isn't any better.
I love the way you tell a story-! You have real Mr Ballen vibes-!!
I know a child who was born without any empathy. At 4yrs old she could not understand the concept of empathy (how would you like it if someone took your toy) and as she got older she was better at manipulating other, but never did understand empathy
Adult crime, adult time. Let them be an example to other aspiring murderers that killing should not be taken lightly.
Adult crime death penalty. Don't care his age.
i don't think an 8 year old will look at other murder cases and take lessons lmao
Do yall know about the youngest person to be executed? It was a black boy who was I think 10-12 and he got executed due to a LIE. it's crazy to me how people like this 8yr old even after ALL THE PROOF aren't executed
@@loonemist I agree. Maybe the little evil should have been done slowly?
@@ozge8262The point went over your head and it’s not a laughing matter. The point is that if you can commit a crime an adult can (brutally beating and strangling infants, beating with a brick m, etc.) , you can suffer the consequences an adult would. An accident would have been more justifiable but all of his misers were clearly not accidents.
The big red flag here is that the parent's first instinct wasn't "this is way out of our league" and was "we gotta protect our little angel".
40:51 "Boys will be boys" hits way different when the boy in question has literally already gotten away with murder twice.
I just think. Something is wrong with the India's mindset about boys, therefore lots of rapes and pervers men of there.
the first rotten mango video i ever watched 😊 happy 6 months to this video🎉🎉
First story I hear from you! Nice channel, just subscribed and got the podcast subscription too. You’re good at storytelling! Yes!
I just LOVE how every single time Stephanie made a video about any crime in countries outside of Korea she asks the people of that country to research for her and teach her about their culture and how they see things from their perspective, because it helps A LOT to understand the situation from their viewpoint
So thank you so much for your efforts ♥️♥️
I have met a child who I fully believe is pure evil. I have looked into his eyes while his poor mother was laying in the floor of my store and crying. There was no life in them. Just.vague blackness. And a devil's grin ear to ear. The child had thrown a trash can at her head while threatening that when they got home he was going to kill her. And how he was going to do it. I told him to stop. But I was just a teenager. I didn't know how to help. And none of the adults did a dang thing except yell at the mother to "whoop him and he won't do that"
I know the mother was special needs. And the father was - no way to say it nicely- an idiotic piece of crap. I know the father abused the mother. And I know where he learned it from. But there was more evil in the kids eyes than the dad's. The kid was 5. I hope cps took him. I hope they got.him counseling. But I doubt they did. And there is a very good chance he is in jail for a violence crime. Nature. Nurture. Both together. I absolutely believe that 5 year old would have killed anyone weaker than him.
Feel free to cancel me. But I saw evil in that child's eyes.
dang, how old is he now? also im pretty sure that kid's toxic household sort of instigated his psychotic tendencies. poor mom, die in hell dad. for the kid, lets hope he got counselling. I hate how the adults were so stupid. Also, since you knew about their issues, did you bring it up to the police and file a case? just saying
@@rinnzuthey said his age was 5 in their comment.
@@syrusangi8743right but the initial comment didn’t say how long ago this was. Sounds like it might have been at least a few years ago
That's not evil is a mental illness and/or traumas. We say evil but remember people will think evil as an entity. We are components of many things. It is like a person who doesn't walk or walk with difficulty. He is missing pieces of.
The problem is that a chronically physical illness only affect the person but a mental illness affects the community.
I feel so sad for the mother. I hope the child gets better environment at least