Disturbing footage found from Queensland cop killers’ deleted YouTube account

Disturbing videos from a YouTube account believed to belong to the Queensland cop killers have been published online, one revealing Stacey Train’s “pain”.

Videos from a deleted YouTube account that appears to have belonged to the Queensland cop killers have been republished online, showing the disturbing depths of the trio’s plunge into conspiracy theories.

The account, which features footage and audio of Nathaniel, Gareth and Stacey Train, was republished on controversial video hosting service BitChute on Friday, just days after two police officers and an innocent neighbour were killed in an ambush attack on the trio’s rural property.

Stacey, her husband Gareth and brother-in-law Nathaniel, lured four police officers to their property in rural Wieambilla on Monday December 12.

When the officers, all aged under 30, arrived about 4:40pm, the trio were laying in wait, and shot two of them Constables Rachel McCrow, 29, and Matthew Arnold, 26, dead. Neighbour Alan Dare, who had attended the property after spotting smoke, was also killed.

The Train family were killed in a firefight with specialist officers later that night.

In one of the videos, a woman believed to be Stacey Train narrates a letter she has written to another conspiracy theorist, “Deanna”, offering her a “safe refuge” at the Trains’ Western Downs property due to her fears of authorities “coming for her children”.

Disturbing videos have been uncovered from a now-deleted YouTube account linked to the Queensland cop killers.

Nathaniel Train and Stacey Train on their wedding day in 1995. Picture: Channel 9

In the video, uploaded on December 12, hours before the fatal shooting, Mrs Train reveals she had become recently estranged from her own two children.

Train shared the children with Nathaniel, who she was married to first, before going on to marry Gareth, who is believed to have taken over care of the children.

“I know the pain of losing children. Recently, my husband and I lost both our adult children when they chose the world, rejecting us and the narrow path to take the wider road that their partners and friends are on,” she said.

“This is a pain that will only be healed in heaven.”

The YouTube account, titled Mrs Yugi Girawil, had 13 published videos.

Only one video had been viewed more than 50 times.

The most recent upload was a 40-second clip published on Monday night, showing Gareth and Stacey Train sitting in darkness, telling the camera they had killed “devils and demons” on their property.

The trio had lured officers from the Tara and Chinchilla police stations late on Monday afternoon, and had put in motion a “calculated plan” to murder the officers.

Police sources said the assailants were wearing camouflage outfits and were heavily armed, firing heavily on the four police officers.

The most recent video, titled “Don’t Be Afraid”, was published on Monday night, showing Stacey and Gareth Train talking about people they had killed on their Wieambilla property.

Aerial vision of the crime scene at Wieambilla, Queensland. Source: 9 News.

Constables Rachel McCrow, 29, and Matthew Arnold, 26, were the first to enter the property and were gunned down, while Constables Randall Kirk and Keely Brough were able to escape despite Constable Kirk being chased and fired at by the offenders, who then set fire to nearby bushland in a bid to smoke out Constable Brough.

Queensland Police Union president Ian Leavers said the Train trio had lit a bushfire to try and force Brough out of hiding before reinforcements could arrive.

The surviving duo received treatment and have now both been released from hospital.

Mr Leavers said the slain officers “never had a chance” of surviving the ambush.