3 Shocking Crimes That Inspired Movies

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These are 3 shocking crimes that inspired Hollywood movies. From a college student who met with a horrible fate on vacation, to a career criminal who slipped through the system and finally an example of what happens when a friendship turns into an obsession.
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Chapters:
0:00 Start
1:48 Adolfo Constanzo
15:16 Werner Kniesek
22:41 Juliet Hulme & Pauline Parker
33:20 Outro

[@skitykittycat]

“The most dangerous man in Austrian history” … uhhh, I think I know of a guy who was a little bit more dangerous

[@nyabis8044]

To be fair, Hitler was primarily raised in Germany and most of his crimes were committed there instead of Austria.

[@thebkstank2095]

Had the same thought

[@TrineDaely]

I guess in terms of doing it with his own hands?

[@SirSquallus]

@@nyabis8044 Hitler grew up on Austria, only after he did not get into the university of arts in Vienna he tried to get a job in Germany. His hometown is close to the border, so it was something of a logical choice.

[@higginswalsan]

That was exactly what I thought! 😂

[@aristotelsb8874]

Cadaber, Nexpo, blameitonjorge, Missing Enigma, Scare Theater, Shrouded Hand and Barely Sociable are cornerstones of my life at this point Edit: It's been a year since I posted this comment and I am happy to say I've watched every single video from every single channel suggested in the replies. God have mercy upon my soul

[@jamesknapp64]

gonna have to check out blameitonjorge, Scare Theater and Shrouded Hand now as the others are really good and I don't know of those.

[@aristotelsb8874]

@@jamesknapp64 they are all really good and each have some unique types of content, have a good watch!

[@lizc6393]

Don't forget Lemino!

[@swagwolfgang]

Check out that chapter and mr ballen as well

[@lizc6393]

@@swagwolfgang The Why Files is INCREDIBLE

[@dars5229]

Really, the most dangerous man in Austrian history? Austria's greatest ever accomplishment was convincing the world Hitler was German.

[@goksut.6183]

Thought the same thing

[@BreezusSneezus]

Facts.

[@johnwanke3863]

Solid observation.

[@alexroselle]

and that Beethoven was Viennese

[@MandenTV]

Austria IS German!

[@bryangarcia5599]

16:25 _‘That man is Werner Kniesek, and is seen by many as the most dangerous man in Austrian history.’_ *That One Guy with the Funny Little Moustache:* _„Halten Sie mein Bier.”_

[@rubycube1506]

That's very polite, using Sie instead of Du.

[@bryangarcia5599]

@@rubycube1506 Well, Dolfy wouldn't want to be _rude,_ now, would he?

[@rubycube1506]

@@bryangarcia5599 absolutely not, mein Herr.

[@jessicahanley5080]

Lol I'm surprised I knew what that read, I don't know a lick of German. I guess that saying is so popular it looks similar in any language. i.e., bier, beer. 😂😂😂

[@simonzinc-trumpetharris852]

He was teetotal.

[@KaguyaHimex]

The first one is brutal… imagine being one of the friends. You’re basically a kid and not only does your friend disappear on what’s supposed to be the most fun time of the year, you’re probably blamed for it for being drunk and letting him out of your sight and have to live with the guilt forever. Oh, and later you find out he was beheaded and dismembered by insane cultists. :/

[@christianbomar6772]

Woah spoiler alert

[@YochevedDesigns]

This is why women always go to the bathroom in groups.

[@nonametogive4367]

@@YochevedDesigns this is why you don't get drunk in Mexico

[@Jason-gg4lm]

@@nonametogive4367 yeah I don't know why any white American would go across the border it's fucking stupid

[@mikejohnsonmike]

I barely get drunk here in Brownsville lol

[@SammyPfoten95]

Funfact: the Story of Pauline and Juliet was also parodied in an Episode of The Simpsons, Season 20 Episode 9 Lisa the Drama Queen ... they even went as far as calling Lisas new best friend Juliet who was voiced by Emily Blunt. That was also the last Episode of The Simpsons that aired in the 4:3 aspect ratio.

[@trapchurches555]

This fact IS fun

[@thorazine]

i get that it’s not rly the same thing, but i think a certain failed art student might be a strong contender for the title of “most dangerous man in austrian history”

[@Amangiechsin]

the more I learn about that failed art student, the less I care for him

[@Sanakudou]

@@Amangiechsin good, you shouldn’t care for a piece of shit, the people that mattered are the victims. Tho I’m guessing you’re just being an edgy pre teen who thinks announcing one’s apathy towards historical body counts makes you a cool kid.

[@MandenTV]

“Most thankless man in Austrian history”*

[@kaiwilliams8886]

I thought this exact same thing!

[@christianbomar6772]

@@Amangiechsin seems like a real jerk

[@aarongarcia1054]

My father owns the land on which Kilroy was murdered, the ranch was very cheap for obvious reasons. The story is very well known here and there's a lot of people that think it's haunted. Although nothing strange has happened, some farmhands say that they have found miscellaneous bones along the field. My father brought a priest to bless the land and placed basalt pillars on the corners of the land. It's eerie seeing the pictures of the cauldron with a familiar landscape in the background.

[@abbyarnold4477]

How did you write this post in English being mexican ? Lol

[@gimmeuhbreak]

@@abbyarnold4477 that’s ignorant as hell you know google translate exists and people can know more than one language 😂 anyways I still don’t believe this comment

[@aarongarcia1054]

oh yeah i go to school in the us, i know fluent English:)

[@aarongarcia1054]

@@gimmeuhbreak it's true, rancho Santa Elena

[@abbyarnold4477]

@@gimmeuhbreak Did you write this post with the help of Google?

[@Zevonfan524]

“The most dangerous man in Austrian history” is an awful bold claim for the country where Hitler was from.

[@rey273]

wasnt he from germany. like that was kinda a whole thing.

[@SlayerTheGoat]

@@rey273 Hitler immigrated to Germany in 1913, later he renounced his Austrian citizenship and he was later appointed to a low level government job by one Nazi member which gave him German citizenship

[@rey273]

@@SlayerTheGoat oh yeah i forgot. thanks bruh

[@mandead]

@@rey273 No.

[@0therun1t21]

I had the most unstable childhood possible and I've never been a criminal.

[@akshatkothari180]

yet.

[@0therun1t21]

@@akshatkothari180 I just might! I do admire creative non violent bank robbery and things like making a statement through "art crime", but it would have to original, I wouldn't want to hurt anyone physically, and it would have to get my point across in a way that would be well remembered (I'm fine with being anonymous, no need to be a folk hero), otherwise it would backfire and be pointless. I kind of gave up on that fantasy when I was a teenager because it's so hard to not hurt anyone. It's still fun to think about, got any ideas? The alternative is to go into (ugh, boring) politics. I'm in my 50s, so I better get on it quick!

[@akshatkothari180]

@@0therun1t21 Take money from ultra rich at gun point and distribute to needy, but that's not orignal. Oh how about take money from needy and send to rich... no no government does that anyway so not orignal either.

[@0therun1t21]

@@akshatkothari180 I like the way you think. I would like to be sneaky about stealing from the rich, it's way too early in the game to get caught. NFT scam maybe? That's not original and I don't know how, lol. Maybe I'll just have to save originality for the grand finale. I do want the end result to be a more free, fun society, I think I'll consult Jello Biafra and run for dog catcher to start, hmm...

[@akshatkothari180]

@@0therun1t21 You wanna get your point accross you'll have to do more than a online scam. Some field work, those will reach to the masses. How about leveling up a whole factory (when no one's there ofc) which was adding heavily to climate change.

[@Bonkpunktexe]

the last story is heartbreaking. the fact that they were both so scared of being separated that it actively made the other one sick, and that it lead to them committing murder to protect the close relationship they had is sad. i dont think what they did was right in any way but it's depressing to see two isolated girls who only have each other end up turning to something so dark to attempt to keep said relationship

[@TartanCatholic]

One of the women from the last story has lived in a village on the small Scottish group of Islands called Orkney. I’m from these islands and as far as I’m aware, she’s lived here for the past 40+ years! I actually attend Mass at the same church as her, she is a nice woman.

[@dancolwell6287]

Not true

[@industrialover]

@@dancolwell6287 I don't know if this person knows her, but I'm pretty sure this is true

[@TartanCatholic]

All you have to do is google my surname and you’ll see it’s an Orkney name. What’s the value in making something like this up lol

[@dancolwell6287]

@@TartanCatholic I just googled it…still not true

[@hm5468]

I think the parents pushed them unnecessarily to lose the one friend and source of solace that each had, instead of taking them to a psychologist or something, help them enlarge their social circle. I get how things worked differently in those times, but this could have been all avoided imo.

[@ActuallyHoudini]

"the most dangerous man in austrian history" no i can think of one other bloke who may be far worse.

[@dream_walker9726]

out of all the comments on this, this one made me almost choke so congrats

[@backwardsbandit8094]

I've always felt bad for Pauline and Juliette because nobody had any idea what to with them. They had become so outcasted and lonely that they had to make their own world together to escape. Every time they tried to cope with their loneliness, they were considered weird, mentally ill, evil, witches etc and this only made them further withdraw until they became solely dependent on each other for their own psychological survival. Their parents didnt seem to have any malice against them at all, they just didnt know what to do. Fears of homosexuality being possible and homosexuality being considered both a mental illness and moral failing, clouded every single caregiver's judgement of their behaviour and all the ended up doing was pushing them further into anguish. The girls were mentally ill, but not in the sense that were insane, but in the sense that they were fucking miserable and lonely.

[@UserHandle454]

r/Im14andthisisdeep

[@visassess8607]

@@UserHandle454 That's not even a "I'm 14 and this is deep" sort of comment though

[@Arreyuh]

@@UserHandle454literally ur pfp is a “im14andthisisdeep” moment stfu

[@dazeslays]

as a disabled person this story is particularly heartbreaking. disabled and chronically ill people are so isolated from the rest of the world even today, i can't imagine how lonely it would have been back then. they truly were each other's worlds

[@lizc6393]

Adolfo Constanzo's cult was so disturbing... Truly second ONLY to Japan's unit 731 during WWII. Horrifying stuff, will make your blood run ice cold.

[@no_peace]

That story really messes with me

[@fireship3007]

The irony of the guy's name being Adolfo...

[@KahruSuomiPerkele]

@@fireship3007 his full name is Adolfo De Jesus de Constanzo, the Jesus part fits too.

[@MrRichManGuy]

Second to THAT?! Japan... What did you do?!?!

[@lizc6393]

@@MrRichManGuy look up unit 731, but don't say I didn't warn you...

[@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult]

The case that inspired The Orphan is horrifying, too

[@efe_aydal]

I did figure out the second one was Angst. Many people don't realize people don't become serial killers just because of a bad childhood. Sometimes spoiling a kid too much also breaks his psychology, especially when he has to face real world sooner or later. Also, many parents think they're doing the right thing for their child by being overprotective or any other kind of behavior which cripples their child's psychology. You should let your kid experience life slowly and get ready for it. Edit: Guessing the third one is Heavenly Creatures.

[@ShadeEmberi]

I think the last case is just sad, maybe it had unhealthy aspects but that is unsurprising given how the girls were so socially isolated from thier peers. They were each others world and platonic or not, having others decide to keep trying to tear that apart and then planning to separate them forever is so cruel. It is no wonder they lashed out to protect the world they knew. I am not condoning what they did, but it is understandable.

[@lightforce4604]

They both live in the same foreign country away from home now, but haven't talked to each other for decades which is more interesting to me!

[@hm5468]

@@lightforce4604 they probably can’t after what they have done. It would be like a dark stain in their past and their past friendship would be tainted because of it. I could imagine that. I know how close friendships break and even if you could, you wouldn’t want to revisit them for various reasons. A murder commited in childhood to protect the friendship could in adulthood, after you’ve understood the gravity that a child can’t really grasp as well, make you feel like what did we do all that for. That could very well be a lost relationship forever.

[@TheLegPumpkin]

Angst is one of the few extreme movies to have such a visceral disgust effect on me that one of the scenes, him waking up soaked in blood next to a defiled corpse, will never leave me.

[@intern_dana]

i'd say the majority of the time, its a combination of nature *and* nurture. a lot of serial killers and violent criminals are raised in hostile, miserable environments, but just as many people are raised in the same environments and never hurt anyone. that said, it's definitely not impossible for either one to be the sole factor. from your description of kniesek, it seems to mostly nature for him, but honestly who knows; growing up in post WW2 europe wasn't easy for anyone

[@yanavav]

Psychopathy is also inherited or arguably genetic...so if u have a terrible environment or parents that exacerbate the psychopathy of said child, they'll lean onto violent tendencies to cope...i.e. Dahmer etc

[@bcgabba]

one of the most hard hit countries post world war 2 was turkey. but mentioned too often. facts though.

[@jaygonzales6069]

Werner Kniesek “the most dangerous man in Austrian History” not named Hitler.

[@garbageboystinkman]

“the most dangerous man in austrian history” *hitler has entered the chat*

[@holleighgram]

"The most dangerous man in Austrian history" Uh... i think you might have forgotten one

[@Matthewamaya]

There was another female who was my moms friend. She had went to Mexico for spring break had the same thing happened to her so sad

[@ommitedommited154]

Any info?

[@Matthewamaya]

@@ommitedommited154 this story was passed down from my mom yo tbh I had completely wrote a previous comment about the “spi” killer because those few years there where nothing but beheadings and murders. I’m a native to the area so I have confidence in these story’s. Plus I’ve done my own personal research

[@ommitedommited154]

@@Matthewamaya I mentioned on your moms friends case specifically?

[@ezzysalazar]

First story: Do NOT go spring-breaking and drinking in Mexican border towns. You are asking for trouble.

[@abbyarnold4477]

Tony the Tiger became a cereal killer if y'all didn't know. He murdered fruiti pepples, the frog and famous cereal reps . True story.

[@markwebster5749]

Eh 🐯

[@rinpaisys]

“Replaying criminal minds for the 38th time” Hey I don’t appreciate being called out like this. I first watched it in nov 2021 and finished it in april this year, and the last time I found a live action show I enjoyed prior to this was when bbc’s sherlock first came out. If I have to rewatch it for another 12 years before I find another show that I like, I will do just tha--ooo useful ad.

[@balisongflips6547]

i think the most dangerous man in austrian history is a little different

[@taddybear4244]

"Most evil in Austrian history" has some steep competition.

[@Actualkon]

As soon as I heard you mention spring break I knew it was gonna be about Mark Kilroy. I have family in the Matamoros area and that story has always disturbed and fascinated me

[@ghostfacegirl180]

I remember the first case from Investigation Discovery (not sure which show). Right away when you started talking about spring break in Mexico I thought "oh God, it's this case." I didn't know it inspired a movie though.

[@caneyebus]

Have you listened to the episodes Last Podcast on the Left did on him? They did a 3 part series on him and his cult. Dude was pure evil.

[@thepessimisticoptimist9375]

It's crazy to think of a world without cell phones. So many bad things happened bc they couldn't get help by using their phone. Strange to think about.

[@Qwerty-db1js]

But those days you would find random telephone booths everywhere ...

[@HarryStikers]

@@Qwerty-db1js That you had to pay for. I don't have to pay to call 911.

[@robmats9242]

​@@HarryStikers it would have called 911 for free, as well. At least they did when they had went extinct around me (born in '90)

[@liyre4189]

For some reason, I don't think Werner was the most dangerous man in Austrian history

[@Jf2jf2jf2]

yeahhh I think he might be missing someone lol

[@yakacm]

There's a Simpson's episode that has many of the features of the 2 girls in the last story. In the Simpson's thing Lisa meets a new friend. An obsessive friendship ensues, and they create a fantasy world thru their imaginations and writings. The girls Lisa meets just happens to be English too, I know they were Kiwi's but NZ, but...

[@SwagFather69]

Imagine murdering somebody and then just getting 5 years in jail. Lmao

[@IlllIlIIllllIllIIIlIllI]

Adolfo's story is scary for sure, but it's not even uncommon. CJNG Cartel, a pretty infamous cartel, the leader makes new people eat the heart of someone they kill. There's a literal video of it happening.

[@Firecracker321g]

How can I watch this video

[@jobdylan5782]

@@Firecracker321g a channel called linus tech tips who goes over the film

[@Firecracker321g]

@@jobdylan5782 ty sir

[@starryeyes4513]

Remember when the government declared war to the cartels? There were hanging bodies in recurring street bridges, I think they hung heads too one time, everyone I know has a story of a body being found near their school (either mutilated or burnt) or gunshots near their school. Rough times, man

[@Blueberriesandsugar]

Came across your channel randomly through KZbin suggestion heard your voice for 5 seconds and subscribed immediately! Looking forward to hearing all your content!

[@mattmcdonald8736]

Surely the second most dangerous man in Austrian history - I feel like the number 1 spot is pretty nailed down!

[@funniman7112]

In my opinion nobody’s truly born bad, or at least enough to be evil without outside forces. If you ask me, the nature argument stems from the fear that anyone can end up like that. People say that someone was “born evil” because it makes them feel better, that themselves or people they know couldn’t do such a deplorable act because they weren’t “born bad.” Could also come from the fear of addressing mental illness, people say someone is pure evil because they don’t want to admit they didn’t do what was needed to help them.

[@hououinkyoumaich]

0:01 That intro just makes my day.

[@roxyhart5692]

I hear that intro song and I know it's gonna be good

[@CarolineBearoline]

"As you watch 'Criminal Minds' for the 38th time..." 👀 they're onto me!

[@TheMightyZwom]

"the most dangerous man in Austrian history" ... And surely also the only dangerous man from Austia to ever go to Germany... Wait a minute 😂

[@tatonghudas]

Goosebumps when it totally hit you with "wait a minute I saw this movie" as the details summed up

[@daniell1483]

Having looked at so many criminals, I think that some people are just born defective. Werner Kniesek isn't even the worst example, IMO. That honor goes to Dennis Raeder, aka BTK. He had a stable homelife, held down good jobs, became a deacon in his church, and yet was a sadistic serial killer who turned his victims into "projects" where he would meticulously surveil them for months or years before striking and fading into the background afterward. There may be other, better examples I don't know about, but Dennis had absolutely no reason to be a monster yet chose to be one.

[@jonblaze333]

There is one apparently if u read all the other comments

[@Spooky_515]

Worst example of a serial killer? David Parker Ray. Leonard Lake & Charles Ng come to mind.

[@tamar7065]

It's been a long time since I took a psychology class, but one thing they taught us was that it's a combination of nature and nurture. Everyone is born capable of evil things; everyone needs different switches flipped before they'll actually do them. Sounds on its face like a pseudo-nihilistic "One bad day" type philosophy, but I think of it as an incredible opportunity. We have the knowledge and resources to be better at criminal punishment and preventing violence than we have ever been in the entirety of human history, if we can only get people to discard the old ways of looking at the issue. The truly dangerous approach in my opinion is when we get fed up with the complexity and heartbreak and just reduce people to "monsters" and try to call it a day. That's cheap. That's giving up on the problem.

[@goaway9977]

Much violence in society can be explained by and therefore mitigated by environmental factors but the reality is that our environment changes so rapidly that we will always be one step behind. You have the uptick of serial killers in the 60s and 70s, the rise of gang violence in the 80s and 90s, terrorism in the 90s and 2000s and spree shooting from the 2000s to the present day. Changes in culture, technology or economic and political factors can solve one issue only to inadvertently create a new one. And so on and so forth. Utopian visions of a world without "monsters" is naive I'm afraid. There is so much neuro diversity in the human population, and so much diversity of circumstance and environment, that there will always be someone somewhere who falls down the path of being a "monster".

[@dream_walker9726]

i see the points you're making and i understand it and i feel so guilty because i read the words 'one bad day' and now I'm just thinking of the joker and I'm literally crying I'm sorry

[@tamar7065]

@@dream_walker9726 Loooooool don't be, that's what I was referencing. (Funny timing on this reply, especially on a year-old comment--I was literally JUST looking at scans from The Killing Joke for color studies this morning.)

[@dream_walker9726]

@@tamar7065 omg thank you I’m autistic and my brain tends to latch onto certain things and stay there no matter what i read so I’m glad it was for a reason this time around lmao (love that little coincidence too, ain’t that funny how things work out like that lol)

[@PageTurner13]

Yay I was just watching some of your older ones this morning and now there’s a new one!

[@cesargatica2630]

You sir, are a phenomenal story teller. You had me at the edge of my metaphorical seat the entire video

[@lesliemartin3]

You're such a great entertainer! Thank you so much for your content dude❣️

[@alejandracervantes7837]

The Simpsons also did a episode based off of Pauline and Juliet, but unlike the what happened to them Lisa realize how messed up her new friend is.

[@akaczism]

Really interesting as I hadn't heard of any of these before, and top quality as always

[@doctorshell7118]

You have the most soothing voice. I could listen to you talk about murder, torture, and dismemberment all day.

[@welzkelz6590]

I agree. I usually fall asleep listening to this kind of channel, and no I'm not a sicko , just fascinated with humans and what they are capable of. I studied criminology and psychology. I had a horrific childhood and one of my mental disorders is PTSD but I have never been evil or cruel towards any living creature. Sickens but fascinates me what some people are capable of.

[@chris47293]

16:27 idk man i can think of one that's at least a little worse

[@njunderground82]

I highly recommend "Buried Secrets" by Edward Humes, for more on the Kilroy case. Excellent book!

[@XIXV19]

Love ur channel ! Excited for this video

[@-pasta4601]

Excellent video, interesting topic's I had never looked into before. I appreciate the originality.

[@wolfetteplays8894]

Yayyyyyy finally a new video from him!!!!

[@RachelKMW]

Oof, "the most dangerous man in Austrian history". Hitler would like a word.

[@TravellingCultivator]

I've been waiting for this!

[@dimisgeo6657]

A Cadaver video to make my day better! (Haven't watched yet but I'm sure it will)

[@dom8809]

"most dangerous man in Austrian history"... i can think of another Austrian who might've been a bit more dangerous

[@themachiavellian1021]

I already liked the video even before starting

[@VeelaMalfoy]

Feel like I got 3 videos in one, loved this

[@sandrafaith]

How have I never heard of the third one?? Fantastic video.

[@helentepper3513]

Ooooof find the film Heavenly Creatures - Dir. Peter Jackson - Kate Winslet and Melanie Lynskey- it’s one of the best films I’ve ever seen, hands down 😍

[@Lightfyre281]

You should cover the Fritzl case (which inspired the movie Room.)

[@logansymmes2193]

As he was describing the case of Werner Kniesak, I knew exactly what movie it inspired.

[@marcelovolcato8892]

Wow! Excellent content as always!

[@bunnyluver2176]

Missing person mysteries and Top mysteries are great. I sub to 75% of those mentioned so ppl should like these 2 channels. Thanks for the advice on the 25% I hadn’t heard of. I’m checking them all out!

[@c.w.8200]

Wow, can't believe I never heard of the Kniesek case, I'm Austrian!

[@abbyarnold4477]

Maybe you weren't born yet .

[@SirSquallus]

Me also, as if the people decided to rob him of fame in forgetting him.

[@scallopohare9431]

I dated a guy who was one of several brothers. The friend who introduced us warned me about one brother. The family was wealthy and respected. There was no reason for one son to be bad. He got me alone once, and was getting scary. Yeah, he was a nasty person.

[@thesunisflatorganization]

What ?

[@markwebster5749]

Excellent as always cadaber

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I love your videos dude!

[@Rolo-Tony]

I think I for one, can safely say with confidence, Werner was not the most dangerous man in Austrian history

[@Mr.C0ffee]

Last episode reminded me of the Simpson episode when Lisa gets a friend and become obsessed, creating a world called equalia

[@lossietesamurai]

great video as always

[@charlenebenfield1378]

Your voice is great and are a terrific storyteller. I always listen to the end of your stories. Also i know how much work you put into your stories, i really appreciate it

[@russellst.martin4255]

"Most dangerous man in Austrian history" You sure?

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

If you didn’t know, “matar” is the Spanish word “to kill”, and I believe that “Moros” is what they called Muslims, from the common term “Moors”. So “Matamoros” sounds like a pretty ominous name-

[@rumpeltyltskyn]

My Spanish teacher explained this to me. Spain at one point was ‘ruled’ or occupied, or maybe invaded? by Moors (can’t remember 100%), before they were driven out. “Matamoros” was like, a battle cry or something, and became a common town name in Spain. So I imagine that it carried over into other Spanish-speaking countries. (Just saying all this from a historical standpoint, that that’s the reason. Not saying it isn’t ominous and weird to think about.)

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

@@rumpeltyltskyn That’s really cool- thank you! I was just kind of guessing because I only know a bit of Spanish, but I did remember that the Moors lived (and fought) in Spain in the Middle Ages. And I seem to remember that in the Philippines, the people also speak Spanish and use the term Moro, so it kind of made sense to me. I didn’t even think of it being a battle cry- thanks for that detail. Have a great week!

[@lightforce4604]

@@rumpeltyltskyn The muslims & jews being driven out of Spain is one of the deadliest persecution in world history that horrified even other Europeans. It was called the Spanish Inquisition.

[@lightforce4604]

@@tunguskalumberjack9987 The people in the Philippines were originally called moros by the Spanish themselves who upon making first contact with the Islands found out that many Filipinos in the valleys were muslims. Unfortunately the Spanish ended up forcefully converting them to Catholicism. Which is why the dichotomy that even though they're majority Catholics today, they still get called moros from time to time lol.

[@rumpeltyltskyn]

@@lightforce4604 I didn’t know both those things happened at the same time! I assumed they were two separate events. Thanks for the info!

[@thisbadmonkey]

never thought to hear my hometown mentioned on your channel... didn't know about Werner Kniesek! have to look it up, maybe there's a memorial or something for the 3 people to visit.

[@hanselmansell7555]

Really good episode 👍

[@420dizkhalifa]

Thanks Cadaber for always putting your intro and sponsorship at the beginning so I can fast forward right to the good stuff

[@yogadork_namaste]

Great work 👏 if anyone wants to know more about Juliette and Pauline check out Stephanie Harlowe. She did a 3 or 4 part series about them.( So 3 to 5 hours of detail) Fascinating story.

[@thesunisflatorganization]

Ty

[@honeybea69]

"Most dangerous man in Austrian history" Are you sure about that?

[@endofcentury7077]

I was about to say LOL I think there's at least one more guy who's more dangerous than him.

[@REALDEALMMA91]

@@endofcentury7077 adolf schicklgruber

[@VikkiDixx]

Incredible video. Never knew about the movie inspired by Mark Kilroy or even the last two cases at all!

[@markwebster5749]

Same bet it’s Gory as poor mark can’t imagine his last hours

[@boi6002]

Great video :)

[@cerealexperimentsuboa]

damn. the one about the girls bonding so much together is crazy. of course we can't confirm that they were in a homosexual relationship, but its upsetting that their families were worried about it, in fear that they have "that illness". That and the speculation that they were practicing witchcraft

[@SharmV]

Keep dropping videos my g!

[@mikejohnsonmike]

I live in Brownsville and go to matamoros often, this is one of the most popular events that has ever happened here. The mark kilroy incident

[@gaildonaldson6966]

If you're going to vacation in Mexico, stay at a resort. Don't leave the resort until it's time to hit the airport to go home. It's just not a safe place

[@wolfetteplays8894]

Fuck, I kinda feel bad for the young girls… what a shame. It’s kinda depressing being in love and having been separated, murder is a bit too far though…

[@yousuckatdrawing]

But they weren't in love, this was stated in the video multiple times. They were obsessive neurotic girls that got away with murder, and you feel bad for them. The murderers.

[@ghosthoarder98]

I don't know if I'd call what they had love. It seemed more like toxic obsession.

[@howdareyouexist]

lol

[@wolfetteplays8894]

@@ghosthoarder98 literally all love escalates to a toxic obsession at one point or another 🤦‍♀️

[@ghosthoarder98]

@@wolfetteplays8894 Ok Doomer

[@julianjolts5050]

So being gay is wrong but having an affair is just fine wtf

[@haycoal8773]

I really like the movie Heavenly Creatures. Saw it as a teenager and that's how I discovered this case. It's refreshing to see it covered

[@sarahgonzalez5385]

i love your videos

[@hoppy23]

Debunk file, atrocity guide, slightly sociable, and toxicity skull are good too, id say nexpo and blame it on George is two pf the best as well but those are also goof debunk file is especially good

[@howdareyouexist]

take your meds

[@hoppy23]

@@howdareyouexist I legit meant to comment this on the other giy who was listing out other channels like this, what meds do you think I need

[@Matthewamaya]

I love south padre but I would have stayed there, there’s another story you should have reported about, there was cult who cut some chicks head off during spring break as well (here at Spi)

[@Baelor-Breakspear]

Dude from the first story is the reason Adolf isn’t a popular name in Mexico anymore

[@ImperfectionGuaranteed]

I did not hear any mention of Werner Kniesek having had an 'unstable' childhood!

[@EX7RUD1CON]

Last podcasts coverage of Adolfo Constanzo is pretty crazy if you want a deeper dive.

[@Boodoo4You]

Literally the worst podcast ever made tbh. A group of extremely unfunny people trying to crack dumb jokes about horrific crimes and talk over each other.

[@Yharnamite_]

Is the podcast on here?

[@EX7RUD1CON]

It’s actually three parts

[@NOTaGLI]

Mr.Ballen did the first story months ago. He has done most of the strange dark and mysterious...

[@Amethyst_Alien]

There are many people telling the same stories, but the difference is in their delivery of the story.

[@markwebster5749]

The cult with the women was a mad story ballen done Magdeline was she called

[@Jusuff]

@@markwebster5749 he also did a story on Kilroy. It was either in his disturbing photos series or his stories that sound fake but are 100% real series. I can't remember right now

[@markwebster5749]

@@Jusuff yeh can remember now you said pal

[@sr8107]

It's crazy hearing about places you live near by, makes me feel cool for some reason 💀

[@neutrin0329]

Woke up and everybody dropping videos today