The Suspicious Case of the Reykjavik Confessions
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5 років томуTwo murders. Six confessions. But is any of it real?
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@BuzzFeedUnsolvedNetwork 5 років тому
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@Ace-ym9hz 5 років тому
Love you guys
@cutecutexox 5 років тому
Ily boys
@Ace-ym9hz 5 років тому
Will you guys have An Unsolved Ep on the MOB
@nxzxrac9223 5 років тому
BuzzFeed Unsolved Network how can you not love Shane and Ryan
@snowybookwyrm 5 років тому
what made you decide to cover this case?
@lastlife0726 4 роки тому
When I heard the opening, I was expecting, "this group of people apparently had a mass hallucination and thought they killed someone," not, "these people were tortured by law officials until they confessed to something they didn't do."
@petitenpetty4389 4 роки тому
Dread Pirate Robin SAME its so scary this is trueeee scary
@laurenbeddoes3478 4 роки тому
acab xx
@uncertified-banger5595 3 роки тому
@@laurenbeddoes3478 This has nothing to do with acab. These police officers were simply unexperienced when it came to hard crime
@Sip_Dhit 3 роки тому
@@laurenbeddoes3478 completely different country with a completely different past with completely different people so no that's an illogical conclusion
@poppyoconnor2649 3 роки тому
and that's on acab
@josieblue 5 років тому
suspect: h- icelandic police: solitary confinement
@aspen-rose 5 років тому
suspect: *performs mitosis in their body cells* police: gtfo
@aylinmontes831 5 років тому
LMAO true🤣🤣🤣
@Justanotherface143 5 років тому
Do you mean solitary? 😅
@cattroot8496 5 років тому
Solidarity confinement.. we all go together!! 😂
@flwr1468 5 років тому
lmaooo "solidarity" 😂
@callmebabbx1165 3 роки тому
Torture doesn't work. They'll tell you anything to make the pain stop.
@yeetyeet6393 3 роки тому
hi yes i am the hammersmith ghost
@lolarose8973 3 роки тому
yep :( this case is deeply upsetting, teenagers that were most likely innocent having their lives destroyed because they committed petty crimes and were tortured
@juliet6200 2 роки тому
Do... do you speak from experience?🤨
@vladraduandrei5227 Рік тому
@@lolarose8973 they were 20 and over, they were no teenagers, tf you on about ?
@luciuspaullus1948 Рік тому
It works in certain circumstances.
@itsyourmumsgf 3 роки тому
This one irritates me so much. They just assume they're all guilty. And if they won't admit even if they literally didn't do it they're just tortured. They'd rather get a conviction than actually have the truth be told.
@yashs9502 3 роки тому
Yes plus he was thief who was going to be a father not a psychopath so perfect crime for him would have been something like a big heist or something
@Solonneysa 3 роки тому
Also, there was no proof that anyone ever murdered anyone. Just two missing individuals.
@anonymousperson3023 2 роки тому
They didnt assume that. They threw a hail mary and hoped for information of which they had the faintest of. So they kept pushing that. Thats not assuming their guilt. They just wanted any lead possible and milked out one until it was dry
@anonymousperson3023 2 роки тому
@@Solonneysa but if you have someone who gives you a hint that you knew something about their disappearance, you milk it. Just not in the way that these guys did it
@heimirmagnusson1036 2 роки тому
actually 3 weeks ago some sort of justice was served since one of the people that was accused was paid 3 million by the icelandic government
@MissAnnahV 5 років тому
This case is so upsetting. Up to two years in solitary?? Forcing people to confess and saying "well we must have got em!" What
@TheMarta1503 5 років тому
the Icelandic police had literally no clue how to handle this stuff, it had never happened before, but now they always have someone from the danish authorities to look over a big case like this. and also almost all of the officers were laid off in the years folloing this. I'm from Iceland btw.
@erinlee5936 5 років тому
@@TheMarta1503 But why did the entire police force get fired if they were never trained to handle cases like this to begin with? That doesn't seem fair.
@juliacatherine8089 5 років тому
Erin Lee because they were TORTURING and THREATENING people...
@TheMarta1503 5 років тому
@@erinlee5936 they were just put into other government jobs. but the young guys who worked the case but were not in charge, if I remember correctly were sent to school were danish academy teachers were teaching. at least it was danish teachers who made the course that people have to take now at the academy.
@lydz8015 5 років тому
@@erinlee5936 I don't think that you have to be trained to exercise common sense,2 years in solitary,threatening to drown someone...you know that just ain't right
@maxbaumgarten405 4 роки тому
imagine you killed a guy in Iceland and you find out via the news that 6 other people admitted to killing him even though you know damn well who did it
@vvsparis 4 роки тому
max baumgarten guy probably thinks hes god
@maofria1452 4 роки тому
Is that a confession?
@maxbaumgarten405 4 роки тому
what are you? a cop?
@maofria1452 4 роки тому
@@maxbaumgarten405 Can you tell me your name and address, please?
@LXW-Arts 4 роки тому
@@maofria1452 we got a runner
@loafie_bread 3 роки тому
1:24 - “They didn’t even have government bodies tasked with finding missing people” 17:54 - “While crime was very uncommon in Iceland, disappearances were not” There is something very wrong with this picture
@Manj_J 2 роки тому
Ikr I came here to look for anyone else who noticed that, like if so many people just disappeared, why not make a special division or even a special protocol for dealing with missing people?? It makes sense to have that, like there's a need for these things and they just... don't have them?? Something's definitely very wrong with this picture
@YinsDarkNess 2 роки тому
Iceland is notorious for having a rough and rugged landscape. When I lived there you would hear of tourists dying every week and the reaction was a resounding 'meh'. More than often, and as awful as it sounds, people succumb to the elements quite easily as it's unwelcoming. That includes freezing to death or falling off a cliff; in one horrible case, a guy jumped into a hot spring thinking he could go for a bath but didn't realize how hot the spring would be. So it's not uncommon for people to go missing, some people even retreat back to their remote villages that still do not have internet or any forms of communication. The island is remote and treacherous. People go missing all time sadly.
@strawberrymilk4428 Рік тому
@@YinsDarkNess shouldnt they atleast try and find the cause of the death/disappearance no matter how common? who knows there might be some ill person killing their victims and ppl just labelling it them as missing😭
@jmjedi923 7 місяців тому
Not really, iceland is very rough so it's not too hard to imagine that people would disappear for non crime related reasons
@katiem304 4 роки тому
7:59 Ryan saying "you put me in a room for three straight days, I'm starting to already question my sense of reality" hits different now lmao
@ordenax 3 роки тому
This is nothing Compared to solitary confinement. Not even close. At least you have your family members close, things to do. Internet, books. Confinement you are bound within 5*5 feet area, with no freedom and nowhere to go.
@bm.3759 3 роки тому
3 days is nothing.
@baileyspeltbeefy1768 3 роки тому
@@ordenax dude it was a joke lol
@jrpeterson143 3 роки тому
I’m currently in hotel quarantine in Sydney, 13 days alone but at least I have a phone and tv. I can see how it might get.
@myweirdsecondchannelwithap2771 2 роки тому
@@baileyspeltbeefy1768 so? It was a bad joke.
@stylesfanatik9030 4 роки тому
plot twist: ryan and shane are both immortal beings that commited all these murders and are now investigating them and presenting false theories so they are never caught
@gaygoc 4 роки тому
oh wow
@adasweet6086 4 роки тому
Wow that’d be a shock, quickly it’s a new theory! Someone mention it next video
@stylesfanatik9030 4 роки тому
@Dylan Smith ryan and shane still commited those crimes, shane was just unavailable to film
@lyancrown7648 4 роки тому
Ooooooooh
@canceledartist 4 роки тому
Correct
@kiri3689 5 років тому
Iceland? Wild Confinement? Solitary Hotel? Trivago Watcher? Hailed.
@gaster6024 5 років тому
Wig? Snatched
@qlus 5 років тому
Lalorna? Wailed.
@somebody4244 5 років тому
Ryan? Wheezed.
@gaster6024 5 років тому
Shane? doesn't believe it
@sophiemccumstie1800 5 років тому
Erla? Bolladottir.
@oliaustfjor6247 4 роки тому
As an Icelander, I'm pretty impressed by Ryan's pronunciations on some of the names. how he sad "Geirfinnur" was pretty good, his "Sævar" was good, but his "Keflavík" was spot on, good for him. But the way he pronounced "Hafnafjörður" just killed me
@FadedThanAPunkBit 3 роки тому
Same
@yeon1573 2 роки тому
you really thought anybody can just pronounce that huh?
@nuages8915 2 роки тому
@@yeon1573 there is nothing negative in that comment ??
@yeon1573 2 роки тому
@@nuages8915 literally when did i said something that implies the original comment is negative? i am saying that because the last sentence kind of indicates that she or he really expect people are able to pronounce the word (too lazy to even type that word) but yeah i don't mean anything from my previous comment
@nuages8915 2 роки тому
@@yeon1573 I'm pretty sure they meant it as it was so funny it killed them..
@laylaingram1148 2 роки тому
Really tragic thing is, Erla is STILL fighting it, in 2021, and with the extreme evidence of mistreatment, I just can't understand why it's still going on. She's also a pariah in iceland now, considered a horrible woman who caused innocent men to go to jail.
@ariannasilva4462 Рік тому
Poor Erla. They took advantaged of a mother.
@SirZeck 11 місяців тому
The answer lays in your last sentence.
@wolfiemuse 9 місяців тому
@@SirZeckIt’s not her fault, and you’re absolutely insane if that’s what you’re implying. The officers who committed these torturous acts should be hung.
@jmjedi923 7 місяців тому
@@wolfiemuseit's hanged. Hung is when you refer to someone's punishment size, which given these are Icelanders is probably pretty big
@Nenernener123 5 місяців тому
Tragic!
@abbyw.5445 5 років тому
no wonder nobody commits crimes in Iceland.... OVER 700 DAYS IN SOLITARY?! I'd go insane
@avrilcardenas8351 5 років тому
Abby W. well yeah you literally would
@wojtekp295 5 років тому
Abby W. That’s 700 days without KFC or Mac Donald’s
@nh-wr3qr 5 років тому
Thats sadly my regular life
@kennethhwang3425 5 років тому
Abby W. A week in solitary is enough to do anyone in. There’s a distant uncle in my family who went to jail for contraband for two and a half years, and he told me that, by the fourth day in solitary confinement, some of the voices in his head started to manifest into delusions and nightmares, and some of the toughest guys screamed and cried themselves to sleep after two weeks.
@Luca-ek4og 5 років тому
I'd go insane after an hour hahaha, I don't like closed rooms lol
@NicCanDance 5 років тому
The guy was drunk and trying to hitch a ride at 2am in the snow. People he knew didn’t even stop to help him home, so chances are he wandered off somewhere and died of exposure.
@riellegomez2838 5 років тому
What if they did it?? 🤔🤔
@tylery6352 5 років тому
Lol yeah when i heard his homies didnt scoop him while he was hitchhiking i was like wtf? Must not have good friends
@ahmedsendagire331 5 років тому
"Died of exposure"... Wtf dose that even mean
@cassoIa 5 років тому
user name copied lack of protection from the elements. It was snowy when he went missing so he may have succumbed to the cold and died
@rubyoro0 5 років тому
user name copied You must be 13.
@Lucy-fn9rj 3 роки тому
her being separated from her NEWBORN for two years is so heartbreaking that i can’t bear to think about it. i can handle gruesome murders and torture and all that just fine, but for some reason, this one is just too upsetting.
@donnatvil6372 3 роки тому
Ryan: talking about murders in Iceland Shane: Iceland was heaven
@roxiekooi865 11 місяців тому
I mean... demon!Shane would definitely think that places with weird murders was heaven...
@spacemarines1371 5 років тому
When I get murdered I want it to be done so well when it's featured only one theory is presented and it's about aliens.
@aoifemclaughlin4373 5 років тому
"When I get murdered" a bit definite, no? 🤔
@YourMom-iy3ij 5 років тому
Aoife Gildea well if he gets murdered
@Rin-og9hz 5 років тому
“When I get murdered” ALDJSHDHJAJS
@aviatress5643 5 років тому
@@aoifemclaughlin4373 Lmao
@Udontkno7 5 років тому
@@aoifemclaughlin4373 they're prepared
@swedisheek 4 роки тому
why is nobody talking about “i’m gonna turn iceland into greenland, baby”
@Xorthane 4 роки тому
No comments Really?
@yanalove4512 4 роки тому
c r i i s p y y putting this on a shirt
@liannapfister8255 4 роки тому
Y’all remember that bit in ‘history of the entire world’ where he goes something like “they found a land of green. And a land of ice. And they named them accordingly. SIKE”
@chrisp7110 4 роки тому
They are both very different places.
@snackeater4990 4 роки тому
Kevin Smith I think that joke went over your head
@cflo1606 3 роки тому
Now: Right you can only hold people 96 hours for interrogation Iceland Police in 1970s: Solitary confinement for you! Solitary confinement for you! You all get solitary confinement!
@rohitshetty9531 3 роки тому
They are something like the Oprah of the policing world.
@JWPSmith21 3 роки тому
It was still being used heavily as recent as 2017, asking with instances of psychological and physical torture: www.icelandreview.com/news/time-review-rules-solitary-confinement/ I couldn't find anything from the last year or two. Had this finally been resolved? Even if it has, that's disgusting that it took this long!
@ninjoticenergy 2 роки тому
Is this a over simplified reference?
@Dilmuhill 3 роки тому
I went to Reykjavik last year and its true that the people are absolutely the kindest I've ever met. Me and my sister lost our phones and when we went to the police station they were very unprofessional. Writing down our personal information on scrumpled up paper. It was crazy how incompetent they were
@d3xrey 4 роки тому
I really just imagine a detective pulling out a clay head from his suit case and going ‘have you seen this man?’ and then just walking off.
@milesdravo3679 4 роки тому
They carry it around like some demented key chain lmao - " Excuse me ma'am " * jingling * " Have you seen this man "
@daydreams-of-death 4 роки тому
@@milesdravo3679 like some demented keychain i-
@para-yw9dn 4 роки тому
@@milesdravo3679 lmfaooo crafty
@ikbeneenappel 4 роки тому
this reminded me of when that one guy made a mask of the boy in the box to show people if they knew the boy.
@jackie4302 2 роки тому
YO WILBUR PFP POG!!!!! THERES SO MANY DSMP PFPS IN THIS COMMENT SECTION I LOVE IT HERE /pos
@heyitsolive_9460 5 років тому
*dozens of people go missing* The Watcher: all me baby
@absentsnz 5 років тому
This comment needs more like
@bbi8127 5 років тому
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@eunhaelee1628 5 років тому
this comment is underrated
@ramisnotdumb 3 роки тому
Honestly if I was held in solitary confinement for a week and asked a bunch of questions for a couple hours straight, I would confess to planning the assassination of JFK. What those police did was awful 👀
@littlebaldedone 2 роки тому
Ik, I would be so terrified. I'd say yes to anything, just to go home.
@_Skeleton.Party_ 4 роки тому
"I've already come" "I'll come" Me: (wheeze) *no i am not mature*
@priyankayadav6480 4 роки тому
This is the most psychologically horrific episode of this show
@imjudgingyou000 4 роки тому
Nah man I have to give that title to Bobby Dunbar, but that’s just my opinion hahaha
@superbroadcaster 4 роки тому
I'd definitely put Mr. Cruel up there with psychologically horrifying but they haven't covered that case yet
@SirDankleberry 4 роки тому
This is just one major human rights violation.
@johnramos8703 4 роки тому
Priyanka Yadav dude this is truly horrific
@Ak907Queen 4 роки тому
Mind control experiment I bet
@misspaintingwoman 5 років тому
Batman: "TO THE BATMOBILE!" Dr . Phil: "TO THE RANCH!" Iceland police: "TO THE SOLITARY CONFINEMENT!"
@amelia4384 5 років тому
Beauty
@mayvalley 5 років тому
I read that in the tune of “to the window to the wall”
@whatifwewould 5 років тому
Mermaid Man: to the invisible boat mobile
@alexianamichaelis5329 5 років тому
lol so true
@KitKat_630 3 роки тому
“ *Eventually* they confessed to the murder” sounds like it took a couple hours of questioning, not locking them up in solitary confinement and being psychologically tortured for countless days 😅
@stephanievineyard2249 3 роки тому
Some guy: "Dear Icelandic police, I saw a weakened man being hauled into a boat, and he said 'remember me'. Seemed a little sus." Police: "You're right, thanks for the tip. Now get in this room for 700 days so you can tell us more!"
@SweetNightmares_ 4 роки тому
So they locked them in a room alone until they suddenly remembered. Sounds like the Salem trials in a way
@LXW-Arts 4 роки тому
Sssh now we dont want anyone to know that the descendants of those horrible people who kill innocent lives are still running large and are the cause of the random disappearing people around the world.
@shockwaveexp3465 4 роки тому
Except that many victims from the Salem Witch trials refused to confess due fear of retribution by Satan (they were very religious) and were executed accordingly. They might have not lost their lives in this case, but sadly, they still lost their minds.
@user-kq2rv9qi2u 4 роки тому
Haven't watched the video yet but the comment also sounds like 'All Summer In A Day' by Ray Bradbury(?)
@itried8968 4 роки тому
Yeah, it really does. I don't have in any way an expertise on law, but I live in an area that's notorious for its crime. If you ask me, it seemed their police force just genuinely had no idea what they were doing. Solitary seemed to be the right thing because it produced something out of the nothing they were researching, and crime is so low there no one on the staff was well experienced in hard crime. I think their cruelty, at its source, was dehumanization of their suspects because they had nothing else to work off of. They took six young people and turned their minds to mush for the sake of upholding a legacy still new in society's mind. Salem witch trials indeed.
@beatriceladouce965 4 роки тому
@@itried8968 very sad..
@screeching_crow4674 5 років тому
Majority of the video I was like "Okay, but... What about the child?"
@victorias3737 5 років тому
ME TOO!!
@prizabk 5 років тому
Me too.. poor baby 😢
@moemoe-sr2ry 5 років тому
Right......the child??
@kangsoonk7669 5 років тому
Ukr
@JurijFedorov 5 років тому
Can't know what is what here. Gotta throw it into solitary confinement to see what truth is revealed that way.
@kaiserproductions1278 2 роки тому
My theory about Gudmundur is that he passed out drunk in the woods and froze to death.
@havi8-0-9 8 днів тому
exactly its common up in cold areas in Canada usually on reserves
@poogissploogis 4 роки тому
Ryan's perfect pronunciation of foreign words and names deserves more recognition and respect. He clearly puts 110% effort into his case files.
@adrenalinejunkie2740 4 роки тому
Why, if you’re driving home and you see your friend on the side of the road drunk and looking for a ride home in the cold why on earth would you keep driving? Every time i watch this video that’s all i can think about
@macklinillustration 4 роки тому
He probably didn't buy his round.
@Pulsarnix 4 роки тому
Ikr
@someidiot420 4 роки тому
yeah ryan failed to mention that earlier he had run out on the check so. sucks to be him
@TheRepublicOfDave 4 роки тому
How many times do you watch this video?
@pplaguerat9229 4 роки тому
@@TheRepublicOfDave every evening at 11:03 with a nice cup of tea and a blanket over me with my gray tabby cat on my lap. Every evening.
@MoonlightStitch 5 років тому
#postmortem Sooo Gudmundur’s friends see him at 2am on the road clearly drunk trying to hitch a ride but doesn’t try to pick him up or I don’t know, HELP him in any way? That’s cold man.
@harperblanks2028 5 років тому
Cold as ice
@LadyGertie2012 5 років тому
MoonlightStitch welcome to Iceland. # stay cold
@dreamcatcher4013 5 років тому
MoonlightStitch That makes sense. They could just run to him and stop him. Geez!
@ricksanchez1149 5 років тому
My friends wouldn't have left me there.
@May-tm4wb 5 років тому
Or maybe he killed him.
@kristinaisayeva7169 3 роки тому
I just want to thank Unsolved for making this video because I used this video for an English presentation about psychology in conspiracy theories (and the JFK one too because my friend used it as well). I also did my own research, mostly about the psychology of solitary confinement and the whole case is just upsetting, even to this day. My teacher and peers were so shocked on how horrible the suspects were treated, whether they were suspects or not (I believe that they were not). I love your guys' content so much, just want to put it out that you guys inspired a future wannabe detective and psychologist. Also, thanks for carrying Buzzfeed :) Keep it up, looking forward to more videos on True Crime and Supernatural
@zahra5301 2 роки тому
The interrogation of Erla (put in solitary confinement for long periods of time) was cruel and unusual. She was pregnant, and showed signs of obvious gaslighting by cops. Smdh, you could put my cat in solitary confinement and he'd tell you who blew up the Beirut port, it doesn't make it true.
@TheMisanthropistTM 4 роки тому
Ryan: pronounces several hard to pronounce Icelandic names effortlessly Also Ryan: *FEBHIAIRY*
@Ridley369 4 роки тому
He didn't pronounce them correctly, but they were REALLY good for someone I presume doesn't have any/much knowledge of Icelandic pronunciation.
@radkillz3692 4 роки тому
Lord Farquaad nice name
@zwitter_zwitter 4 роки тому
Copied comment
@theveganflower5135 4 роки тому
@Leona Henderson you restored my faith in humanity
@rineshamore3622 4 роки тому
In which video did he say febhiaery
@uncomfy2178 5 років тому
Shane's dressed like an offbrand 1920's history professor and honestly??? I'm living for it
@TheElf_Online 5 років тому
pine 351apple he’s so iconic
@tayloranderson7547 4 роки тому
Offf brand 1920s history profgerssor and lam liveing for it
@tayloranderson7547 4 роки тому
1920s
@abemcg3803 3 роки тому
“I’ve already come” “I’ll come” **giggles like a immature cartoon character**
@torakunoichi 3 роки тому
Shane: Icelandic people are so nice and crime is so low Icelandic police: *has four or more people in solitary and is torturing them to get confessions*
@maggiemoreland175 5 років тому
hundreds of unexplained disappearances, but no missing persons task force????
@decadeofmcfly 5 років тому
That was the 70's... Stuff happened back then... Y'know?
@maggiemoreland175 5 років тому
@@maydayjanette226 i see what you mean, i guess i just thought that any nation would have that task team ya know? like it doesn't have to be a prevalent problem
@blrrosar7617 5 років тому
@@maggiemoreland175 we don't but we take dissaperances very seriously and both police and the public as well as our search and rescue teams (most of our search and rescue are working for basically nothing if not nothing). Also we have a high rate of suicide by drowning. It's sad but it's a fact that many people just go into the sea and let the strong currents do the rest :(
@maggiemoreland175 5 років тому
@@blrrosar7617 wow i didn't know that, thanks for the info!
@aquadragondavanin6745 5 років тому
it's the fae
@emileerichards8301 4 роки тому
Am I the only one that is extremely impressed by how well Ryan pronounces these names
@callieco13 4 роки тому
But yet he cant say February right
@ceaselessdischarge1026 4 роки тому
Uhm he doesn't pronounce those names well
@galesdove 4 роки тому
he pronounced literally all the names wrong
@justdrop 4 роки тому
Euros complain about everything, not surprised they're complaining about that also.
@dr.philskneecaps-4022 4 роки тому
He didn't pronounce them correctly, but he did well for a foreigner
@michaelmignone5869 2 роки тому
Hawaii has a similar problem, tons of missing/disappearing persons that probably are murders. Very easy to dispose of bodies on the big island, toss em in a lava tube and they'll never be found. Anyplace with a low murder rate and high missing persons rate should be considered as having a high murder rate when visiting.
@tcf_iceland Рік тому
People's feelings are still raw to this day. I think we, as a nation, will never forget how people were treated. And the only possible solution to the case would be if someone would finally speak up about what happened, someone with actual knowledge. But I won't be holding my breath 💔
@hundotrilli 5 років тому
1:51 “About once a year we do a murder” sounds like an exciting annual tradition.
@gabiluch87 5 років тому
KT Monte The Icelandic Purge
@Rayon811 5 років тому
They kill KT fan once per year
@lux0rd01 5 років тому
Unless you're the one they're doing the murder to
@Core35 5 років тому
Sounds killer 😂😂
@liz5089 5 років тому
The Lottery must be based on Reykjavik.
@kevinjamesposs9229 5 років тому
Coming soon: The Purge: ICELAND "Once a year, we do a MURDER!" *DUN, DUN, DUNNNN*
@Yggi11 5 років тому
Huh. You could make a decent horror film out of that concept.
@izzygonzalez6163 5 років тому
I’d like to think they take a public vote about who should be murdered that day and then politely stab them to death
@rj5339 5 років тому
This would be a good movie though
@ohballs7065 5 років тому
Read the short story “The Lottery”
@slytherinprincess5132 5 років тому
Could you imagine being a serial killer in iceland? Youd have sliced and diced 30 people and in that time the police will have arrested three times that many suspects
@cameseehc7371 3 роки тому
the further i get in this episode, the more increasingly obvious it becomes that ryan is probably at least a little jealous shane went to iceland, and shane is just finding it funny and really rubbing it in ryans face
@natalieheagle7005 2 роки тому
12:45 how long each of them spent in solitary confinement. I remember Ryan mentioning that Erla was 11 weeks postpartum when she spent 3(?) days in solitary confinement. So, her baby was roughly a year old when she got out. That is horrifying.
@aleflores5147 5 років тому
For post mortem: who took care of erla’s baby while she and the father of her child where in jail¿?
@kennavaladez9223 5 років тому
As a mother I wondered this probably family
@johanvajse8410 5 років тому
I wondered the same after the baby was brought up and then never mentioned again. #postmortem
@messeboy7397 5 років тому
There is a "newish" docu about the whole case called "out of thin air" which you can find on netflix.
@carmencabeza9172 5 років тому
“Gotta Turn Icleand Into Greenland, Baby.” OMFG i’m dying ily Shane
@nice_cock1017 5 років тому
That's my favourite part cuz I'm from Greenland😂😂
@reconz3620 5 років тому
Carmen Cabeza HAHAH i’m the one thousandth like, i keep liking and unliking bc it’s cool watching it go from 999 to 1k haha ur awesome
@helladuncan6439 4 роки тому
LOL same I’m from iceland
@spartan1010101 4 роки тому
The single greatest line of this episode in particular but is on par with "Goatman, I'm dancing on your bridge, it's my bridge now!"
@bjarkiorsnorrason5838 4 роки тому
It’s funny I’m Icelandic
@dante3546 4 місяці тому
For those who rewatches these on occasion, here are some updates regarding the victims. In January 2020, Priminister Katrín Jakobsdottír revealed that the Icelandic Government would provide compensation totaling 815 million Icelandic kronor (approximately 6 million euros) to those acquitted in the case or their families. and at December 2022 Erla was rewarded and aditional €210,000 and a formal apolagy from the icelandic goverment.
@FlyingC4r 4 місяці тому
Thank you buzzfeed for making this documentary. As an Icelander I feel this is a national shame that should never be forgotten. These people are torture victims
@FlyingC4r 4 місяці тому
Also kudos for the pronunciation of them Icelandic names. Absolutely acceptable. "Sævar" is damn near perfect
@bryand6811 4 роки тому
"About once a year we will do a murder" -Midsommar (2019)
@kittygoesmeow4 3 роки тому
I'm glad someone brought this up because I thought the exact thing 😂😂
@ik7150 2 роки тому
😭
@ilikebleach1613 2 роки тому
That was such a good movie omg
@neuralmute 2 роки тому
@@kittygoesmeow4 Just what I was thinking too! Midsommar is based in fact!
@giannaiglesias3448 2 роки тому
@@UNSOLVABLE i
@serenacorona2385 5 років тому
No one: Shane: WhEn I wAs iN iCeLaNd..
@noxthepuppyboy1596 5 років тому
TRUEE
@Oliver-ub4gc 5 років тому
Lmao I was about to make that joke
@serenacorona2385 5 років тому
@@Oliver-ub4gc beat you to it lol
@chloel.8007 4 роки тому
Lol 😂😂😂
@tayloranderson7547 4 роки тому
No one: Shane: when I was in Iceland
@northbridge4665 4 роки тому
Where are these peoples lawyers?????how is any of this (solitary confinement, sleep deprivation, drowning) legal? How did they get convicted with no physical evidence?? This country's justice system is a joke
@ripley_10mo 3 роки тому
Chill it was in like the 1970s or whatever. Laws have changed.
@person-iw8qj 3 роки тому
@@ripley_10mo if the usa's system can be as cruel as it is in 2021, this comment has a point
@Nothing-ch3dw 2 роки тому
@@person-iw8qj How?
@trevorlahey2488 2 роки тому
@@person-iw8qj you ever read the bill of rights? Almost everything in this case is would be unconstitutional in America, but nooo muhhh evil americaaa
@beardhotlinemiami5218 2 роки тому
@@trevorlahey2488 lol, you say that as if those rights aren’t being violated to this day
@adrielsebastian5216 3 роки тому
I think it's important to mention that Tryggvi spent more time in solitary than anyone else outside of Gitmo. Also, Sævar was deathly afraid of water, which made it even worse that they held his head under water until he's about to drown.
@Izzy4731 4 роки тому
I feel so bad for Erla and Saevar's child. They grew up without their mom (and possibly Dad depending on how long his sentence was) because of these police officers.
@herrdaniel7607 4 роки тому
the child would've ended up worse with these criminals for parents
@rebekkathors 4 роки тому
Sævar moved to Copenhagen to escape the scandal and ended up dying quite young after a life on the streets :( such a sad story, his life could have probably gone way different if it wasn't for this mistreatment.
@Pekkamannen 4 роки тому
@@rebekkathors Adult people, adult choices. Sad, no. Tragical, maybe. For the infant getting these parents.
@rebekkathors 4 роки тому
@@Pekkamannen you don't think it's sad that some troubled teenagers were coerced into confessing to a murder they had nothing to do with, ruining their reputation and any hope they had of rehabilitation? then I don't understand what your definition of sad is.
@Pekkamannen 4 роки тому
@@rebekkathors I don't think it's sad that grown people make the choice to do illegal stuff. It's not sad. Maybe, in some cases it's a waste of talent, but sad no. And is there actual documents stating that they were forced to take the blame? That's an actual question from me.
@jamesgao7111 5 років тому
anybody: *EXISTS* icelandic police: *SOLITaRY CONFINEMENT for YOU* watcher: *all me baby*
@mathiaswienand3256 5 років тому
James Gao TO THE RANCH
@paulring6759 5 років тому
ALL HAIL THE WATCHER!!
@caseybaker9763 5 років тому
The Axeman and razerboy are coming to join the party
@rio6175 5 років тому
not the crossover we wanted, but it’s the crossover we needed
@ania4802 3 роки тому
Netflix has a great documentary about this : Out of thin air Great episode, guys!
@icelandinreallife2042 3 роки тому
That was actually a pretty accurate video. I'm impressed. - Also interesting fact, after they had confessed to the murders of Guðmundur and Geirfinnur, the police also ''questioned'' them about at least two other disappearances. I'm guessing that the police didn't try those as hard as the cases of Guðmundur and Geirfinnur. - Another aspect of this story that is worth mentioning is that in the years before they were arrested, there had been an uptick in murders in Iceland and unsolved disappearances were getting more and more common. There was immense pressure from the public and the government on the police to get results. Any results.
@mirahemchaoui978 5 років тому
Take a shot every time the solitary confinement door shuts
@philiphernandez1430 5 років тому
That would be a awrsome drinking game
@PotatoBullets115 5 років тому
I feel this is an attempt on my life
@angiefirethunder2337 5 років тому
*drunk cookie monster falling on dishwasher*
@mahuma4631 5 років тому
I was just about to write this comment😂
@popsicIes 5 років тому
help im seeing pink fairies
@anayacharlotte2059 5 років тому
- breathes - Iceland Police: *PUT ‘EM IN SOLITARY*
@qtaro-7097 5 років тому
Anaya Charlotte *erla breathes*
@eternalwinter1106 5 років тому
*TAKES DEEEEEEEEEEP BREATH*
@shooterforumji4891 5 років тому
Anaya Charlotte I was thinking the same thing
@Adventures_with_GEOFFERY 5 років тому
Anaya Charlotte 😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀☠️☠️☠️
@selfishstockton6123 5 років тому
Anaya Charlotte I’m naming my post punk band, Erla Breathes, thanks
@leoj2439 4 роки тому
Props to Shane and Ryan for carrying buzzfeed with this channel. This is one of the only good things with buzzfeed.
@FortuitousOwl 3 роки тому
These people were tortured! How can anyone think these confessions are credible??
@amandap7697 5 років тому
I would have confessed after like a week in solitary, tops. Can't imagine how bad your brain is after 700 days
@steveitysteve9463 5 років тому
your brain is already affected after 48 hours, there is no way he wasn't anything but insane by 700 or so days and the damage wold likely be irreparable
@shreybansal105 5 років тому
they didn't knew what to do so they went for solitary confinements but forgot about mental health and psychology...
@AC-os1he 5 років тому
Idk I haven't left my home in a little over 3 years due to a phobia and I'm ok
@Knowledgesquad1 5 років тому
There is a massive difference between a house and a solitary confinement cell.
@TrueBlueICONiacz 5 років тому
America: *finds a body, suspect has clear motive, and there’s DNA evidence* “Not guilty” Iceland: *forces people to confess to a murder that they aren’t even sure happened bc there’s no body* “YOURE ALL GUILTY”
@bassprogoth 5 років тому
*justice machine broke*
@sarahs3305 5 років тому
I'm not sure which sucks more than the other
@xHarmonious 5 років тому
@@sarahs3305 iceland
@roetheboat1 5 років тому
Actually, police forcing a confession out of an innocent person happens quite a bit here in the United States. One of the more infamous that I can think of right now was the case against Alvin Latham back in 2000. He was on a ship out at sea fishing for shrimp during a bad storm where the ship sank. There was only him and the captain on board, and when Latham was rescued he told authorities that the captain's leg had gotten tangled in ropes and he had been dragged under the water by the boat. The captain's body was later recovered after it had floated back up to the surface, and the coroner mistook injuries that had occurred AFTER the death as having been the cause of death. So police took Latham in and bullied a confession for murder out of him. It's actually pretty incredible, because they taped the entire interrogation and you can actually see them telling Latham how he had "committed" the murder and then pressuring him into agree with it. Latham had some mental retardation, so his defense attorney thought something was off with the confession. Then he watched the interrogation tape and was able to use that as evidence to get Latham acquitted.
@Donika691 5 років тому
@@roetheboat1 so because a coroner didn't do his job right an innocent man was treated cruelly and could have been sent to prison. At least he had that defense attorney.
@matthewmitchell5636 3 роки тому
Icelandic Police: It's 4 PM time for your Solitary Confinement Suspects: Yes Officer
@serif9964 4 роки тому
(4:21) what is my perfect crime? I break into tiffany's at midnight. do I go for the vault? no, I go for the chandelier. it's priceless. as I'm taking it down, a woman catches me. she tells me to stop. it's her father's business. she's tiffany. I say no. *[redacted]* in the morning, the cops come and I escape in one of their uniforms. I tell her to meet me in mexico, but I go to canada. I don't trust her. besides, I like the cold. thirty years later, I get a postcard. I have a son and he's the chief of police. this is where the story gets interesting. I tell tiffany to meet me in paris by the trocadero. she's been waiting for me all these years. she's never taken another lover. I don't care. I don't show up. I go to berlin. that's where I stashed the chandelier.
@Lukejames_ 4 роки тому
what.
@raniyahfathima2809 4 роки тому
Ahhh dwighttt
@Melissa-qi3ro 4 роки тому
Boca it’s a scene from Dwight, the office
@kevinruiz3895 3 роки тому
I was looking for this comment!!!😂
@iszy5368 3 роки тому
I read this in his voice 😅
@neonknight7673 5 років тому
“They began throwing people in solitary confinement when they needed a confession” Man this is why you need a proper investigative unit lmao
@ThisIsMyOpinionYay 5 років тому
Thankfully there is one now because this case is soooooo controversial
@mareiaambrocio9239 5 років тому
Well, maybe because there’s only minimal cases of crime happening in Iceland that’s why the investigative unit is not that much organized.
@neonknight7673 5 років тому
Ruery Arts I’m from one of the worst cities in America so I’m only TOO aware of what’s happening, believe me I get it
@anbie946 5 років тому
Ruery Arts why did u just reply literally the same exact thing to another comment GDJFJSHDJS what kind of mission are u on
@neonknight7673 5 років тому
anbie lmao I just saw that, Jesus Christ they want us to KNOW America is fucked
@AlisonBryen 5 років тому
Thrown into solitary confinement and forced to sign a confession to a crime you didn't commit? All hail The Watcher.
@mexilovelife 5 років тому
god lmao
@ourbestgirl7627 5 років тому
WarlegganFangirl1984 oNe hUndREth LiKeR
@idaayuantari8110 5 років тому
ukposts.info/have/v-deo/ppGTp4esmoJ3z2w.html
@ngarhamzayeva1872 5 років тому
Lauren Nash day urididdiiiw iakquiqjqlekekekekskzkskXldsons
@minteaskullz 5 років тому
T H E G R E A T E R G O O D
@dalebrooks8649 4 роки тому
From the sometimes dry, yet at other times, outlandish humor, to the egotistical sarcasm you both marinate into the cases at hand make it an awesome show. No matter if you are a skeptic or a believer, watching and hearing your views from opposite ends of the spectrum, as well as hearing your opinionated theories truly makes it and informative and epic show. Great job and keep it up!!
@roblert0556 Рік тому
I'm adopting "arrow in your anecdote quiver" into my vocabulary instantly
@larceam9206 5 років тому
Anyone: “So, my mother passed away toda-“ Shane: “When I was in Iceland..”
@KexyTime 5 років тому
shane : " ...and that's why Iceland is the best, sorry what did you say?"
@Kittysuit 5 років тому
99% shane's anecdotal quotes on his travels to iceland 1% the actual case
@AlashiaTuol 5 років тому
Fan response: 50% Watcher memes
@tayloranderson7547 4 роки тому
99% Shenas quotes on his travels to Iceland 1% the actual Case
@m.m.2727 Рік тому
Person in Iceland: *Does anything* Icelandic police: "Whelp, into the solitary confinement you go"
@webnc6391 4 роки тому
These are all awesome! You guys do a fantastic job. Never stop!
@lizcrosthwait5949 5 років тому
Ryan has issues rolling his R's but no problem with these names. Damn.
@valuror3061 5 років тому
Liz Crosthwait he is not saying them right
@emmaluciaFelisi 5 років тому
lol if you're not icelandic how would you know if he's saying them right (spoiler, he's not)
@arlyn6310 5 років тому
Emma nobody said they were right.
@buttebisquit3481 5 років тому
It's called pandering
@emmaluciaFelisi 5 років тому
@@arlyn6310um, yes they just did by saying that he has no problem pronouncing the names. If you can pronounce something it means they're saying it right. if it's wrong he means he does have problems with pronouncing the names and that they're wrong. you can't be wrong in pronunciation and 'have no problem with the names' at the same time
@elizaphernelia 5 років тому
Ryan: Says Febiary Also Ryan: Says ceiszhydhparlp and pronounces it perfectly
@juno_mournstar 5 років тому
your profile name kekskskk
@Martin-xh1hd 5 років тому
@@juno_mournstar so?
@mellycat 5 років тому
Weeeelll, hate to be a buzzkill but though most of the pronunciations in this video were very good for a non-native speaker occasional ones were really not that good. Especially Hafnarfjördur, that one was... interesting. So good on Ryan for doing his best, I know our language is tricky. Good but not perfect
@elizaphernelia 5 років тому
Melly Cat Thanks for playing along!
@mellycat 5 років тому
@aaliyah I didn't mean to be rude... sorry if it came across that way. I was only commenting on what I understood his original comment to be about, I think I may have been misunderstanding this whole thing. I definitely didn't mean to be disrespectful to people with non-english names, I myself am not from an English speaking country, but from Iceland. I was just commenting on Ryans pronunciations as a native speaker of the Icelandic language. I'm sorry about any inconvenience I've caused by not understanding others intentions.
@tutter1297 3 роки тому
You get me through my work day with all the humor. Thanks guys!!
@bjarkivalur1145 2 роки тому
I might as well add in an extra theory i heard years ago about this case. As an icelander it is hard to find anyone here who has not heard about this case. For us this is like the missing Roanoke Colony. I heard a theory that Guðmundur and Geirfinnur were killed and cemented in a basement of a house somewhere near downtown of Hafnarfjörður. not really sure where this theory came from but I have heard it a few times over the years.
@marias5685 5 років тому
didn’t ryan say he had a voice chat with a person from iceland to get the pronunciations correct? commitment.
@freyjagudna1345 5 років тому
Bit he didn’t get it right tho
@ashleybell9459 5 років тому
And yet he can’t pronounce February
@Eva-hq5eb 5 років тому
He got help from some people I know. I must admit I did not expect much but boiiii, Ryan did pretty good!!
@freyjagudna1345 5 років тому
Eva Rún Árnadóttir no it was horrible
@freyjagudna1345 5 років тому
HiIdur Lunartic Alls ekki hvad er hun ad tala um?
@JacintaSeabrook 5 років тому
And this, ladies and gentleman, is another great example of why solitary confinement shouldn’t be legal.
@KexyTime 5 років тому
i mean not for more that a day or so, like if a suspect needs to clear their head before they are interviewed?
@elizabethshatto8252 5 років тому
Hayli That’s not solitary confinement, that’s just leaving someone alone for a little while. Solitary is completely different.
@KexyTime 5 років тому
Elizabeth Shatto well then Idk, I thought it was when you left someone in a room alone and food was given without any communication.
@ricksanchez1149 5 років тому
@@KexyTime From experience, Solitary confinement is total isolation. As a guard, I escorted many inmates to solitary there is EXTREMELY limited interaction between inmates and staff. There is often one window, a bed, and a toilet. You are not allowed any outgoing or incoming phone calls, no mail, and you get your exercise in a small caged in exercise yard roughly 8 ft by 10 ft with an open roof to allow fresh air. Individuals are held for anywhere from 1 week to 6 months and longer.
@JacintaSeabrook 5 років тому
Hayli also inherently solitary confinement is defined as punishment. You might leave someone in an interview room or in their cell for a time like you said, but it wouldn’t be the same thing. Solitary confinement has been proven to literally drive people insane and is pretty much barbaric IMO
@Cyanide_Mallika 2 роки тому
I've watched every single episode of the true crime series but for some reason this particular case has been very deeply etched in my mind. Not so gruesome but uncannily chilling
@moremoredatabase5324 2 роки тому
currently watching this episode after the pandemic. hearing them say "being alone for 3 days? i need to talk to people" just gave me the biggest "when was this even made??" moment
@mikemaringola3573 4 роки тому
Shane and Ryan backs must hurt... Carrying buzzfeed
@cbhvideo 4 роки тому
@Jaeda Fortunato people only watch buzzfeed unsolved so they are "carrying buzzfeed on their backs" because without them the company would crash
@ryanyoung3895 4 роки тому
Real original, I haven't seen this comment on the last 15 videos I've watched...
@loltm5907 4 роки тому
spittin fax
@randomtopics5297 4 роки тому
Im waiting for them. Its been a long time. 😂
@auzzyjessie 4 роки тому
Hahahahah LITERALLY
@26devanleaann 5 років тому
Anybody else just picture Ryan sitting around practicing the pronunciations of all these names 😂
@hibaghaffar2082 5 років тому
devan hickman me
@hannahhkimm 5 років тому
Literally was just thinking about that 😂
@trevgreg2 5 років тому
I picture him highlighting the names in his readouts, then looking up the pronunciations before doing these segments in more takes than normal.
@dylanbadger591 5 років тому
he said he talked to someone to ask about the pronunciations in the last q & a i think
@j.nx._269 4 роки тому
back again having an unsolved marathon during quarantine
@skywatcher7486 3 роки тому
You guys are perfect for this.... Totally addicted 😉 just found you guys a couple days ago.... Keep up the good work 💪👊👍😁😉
@anoja31 5 років тому
#PostMortem Maybe Shane just *_thought_* he took a trip to Iceland 👀
@Nikki_81 5 років тому
Throw him in solitary confinement until he confesses!
@novembersunshine95 5 років тому
Can confirm he was in Iceland, I actually met him and talked to him (service related). I didn’t tell him I watch this show though. I can also confirm he is super nice in person and actually is just like he is in this show ☺️
@sara-fm3he 5 років тому
omg tea
@realdex 5 років тому
Well, he posted a photo in his Instagram.
@razz7898 5 років тому
Me too. I think.
@lia525 5 років тому
heres a 21 minute video on a mystery, but have 16 minutes on how bad the justice system was in iceland in the 1970’s dude i love them
@tomasroberts3481 5 років тому
lia haszard you can’t really blame Iceland because murders were so rare that they hired a German deductive to solve the case and he thought that they committed the crime
@tayloranderson7547 4 роки тому
Here's a 21 minute video on a mystery but have 16 minutes on how bad the justice system was in Iceland in the 1970s
@hendrikhoim4918 4 роки тому
gaay
@tayloranderson7547 4 роки тому
Here a 21 minute video on a mystery but have 16 minute on how bad the justice System was in Iceland in the 1970s I don't love them
@duetopersonalreasonsaaaaaa 4 роки тому
@@tayloranderson7547 What exactly do you think you're accomplishing by copying her comment 😂😂
@atlanticamnesia 2 роки тому
After being gone from watching these fir so many years seeing the bell jingle and the unsolved logo coming up then hearing Ryan's voice is pure nostalgia
@averyellis9252 2 роки тому
what really upsets me about this is how the police were so focused on these likely innocent people. that means the people who were actually behind the two going missing were just roaming around free with no consequences. it’s upsetting! there’s so much wrong with this case and it makes me angry almost every time i watch again.
@pallavip.v5285 5 років тому
Plot twist : Gurmunder and Gierfinnur were lovers and both (dissapeared)fled to another country and lived a happy life.
@hugannoy4751 5 років тому
😂👌 Gierf: I've already come....❤ Gur: Oh really? You wanna come again? 😏 Gierf: I'll come. 😏❤
@pallavip.v5285 5 років тому
@@hugannoy4751 lmao 😂
@maiaotaku 4 роки тому
hug annoy 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@tayloranderson7547 4 роки тому
Pilot twist: gurmuder and gierfinur were lovers and both ( disppeared) fled to another country and lived a happy life.
@aidam7822 4 роки тому
They _did_ have the same last name...
@prizabk 5 років тому
I want ‘Buzzfeed SOLVED’ for the next season 🙏🏻
@lazywagon 4 роки тому
But it's kinda cool to play detective with the unsolved cases! Especially considering they are totally real cases and need help being solved.
@prizabk 4 роки тому
lazywagon ur right. But it’s hard to live with the mystery. They should tell us about the case in the main episode n reveal the mystery in post-mortem. Tat way everyone can enjoy them.
@tayloranderson7547 4 роки тому
Sovled for the next season
@amandasunshine2 4 роки тому
Well, this case is solved. It was never a mystery. The police tortured confessions out of them
@omenka8389 4 роки тому
Amanda Croft except it’s unsolved because we still don’t know what actually happened to them
@bribf65 4 роки тому
Great Work guys !!
@whenandwheretv 2 роки тому
I just want to acknowledge Ryan's amazing ability to pronounce these names and places
@SERVICERMUSIC 4 роки тому
yeah. as an icelander i can confirm that every year we do infact do a murder.
@timeforlaurynsopinion5138 3 роки тому
like you all come together and do it as a team?
@memesaremywholeexistence1910 3 роки тому
@@timeforlaurynsopinion5138 Yes exactly it’s like the Hunger Games we just draw a name :)
@addiart577 3 роки тому
@@timeforlaurynsopinion5138 yeah its fun. You should come for the holiday sometimes, maybe your name gets drawn
@jayjaythejetplane5390 3 роки тому
It’s like Midsommar but Icelandic. Or the Lottery (the short story)
@ESCL2004 3 роки тому
@@memesaremywholeexistence1910 ooooooh it's like "The Lottery" (I think that's the name) where a village picks out a random person to be stoned to death
@BubblyQueenable 5 років тому
I think my favorite thing about this is that in any other country 2 missing people in 10 months would mean literally nothing
@Dkclayrd 5 років тому
Morgan Goodman is that a real statistic?!?
@DarkDewKnightkfc 5 років тому
No wonder, Iceland is such a small nation with smaller than regular towns in the US.
@JB-wo5hk 5 років тому
according to Las Vegas PD’s website, 5-7 people go missing every DAY
@vinodarora3694 5 років тому
@@JB-wo5hk Seems normal for me who lives in Chicago.I hear gunshots all the time.
@viktorcheng2061 5 років тому
Bubbly Queenable Iceland, Japan or Canada considered very safe countries but never keep your guard down cause anyone can be the 2 people missing in 10 months.
@kazmierahammond2148 2 роки тому
This case just breaks my heart. I’m already someone who thinks that solitary confinement just shouldn’t exist. And this just made me despise it even more.
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