Riddle me this. If you are going to plan out a kidnapping, right, of 26 children, you and your

little buddies are planning how you're going to bury these kids alive, you would think that

a little bit more thought would go into it and that maybe possibly you wouldn't fall asleep

in the middle of the plan. You would think that, would you not? One of the largest mass kidnapping

in U.S. history is the Chow Chila kidnapping, the driver of a school bus, and the 26 children

on it that were aged from five all the way up to 14 years old, were kidnapped by three of the most

idiotic men to ever walk this world, and then they were buried alive.

And this story from start to finish, jaw on the floor, your jaw will be on the floor.

So let's just get straight into it.

Welcome to this episode of I Wish You Were Here.

Today's story takes us to Chow Chila, California, a small farming town.

But before we get into exactly what took place in the events of the day, we first unfortunately

have to talk about the three perpetrators in this case. James Schoenfeld, age 24, his brother,

Richard Schoenfeld, age 22, and Frederick Newhall, age 24.

Frederick, who we're going to be referring to as Fred for the entirety of this video,

born in race in California, and his family came from money, and I'm talking old money.

Everything that Fred wanted, he had, and it was served to him

on a silver platter. There was no lack of anything for Fred while he was growing up because his

family was the type of family that could afford anything they wanted. He never had to work.

He didn't know struggle. He was just raised getting pretty much every single thing in his life handed to him.

And the older that he got, the more that this reflected on the kind of person that he grew up to be.

Because, I mean, just imagine the kind of person that literally never in his entire life had to work for anything.

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