A Collection of Horrible Fates

[@BreadApologist]

“It’s pretty safe to say vampires of legend don’t exist in reality” exactly what a real vampire trying to avoid suspicion would say!

[@andrewmckeown6786]

"Never trust the wamphyri" That's what Aunt Buffy always used to tell us.

[@MidlifeRenaissanceMan]

There is the idea that the stories of vampires are based on the symptoms of late stage rabies

[@bold810]

Ev'vr see a tall two-legged Tick? #TwoLeggedTickOnTheQuick

[@bold810]

​@@andrewmckeown6786granma Julie called them Varkolaks

[@bold810]

Varkolaks have no taste in unlife.b🎉

[@chrisidoo]

"Mommy is in the trees." Poor kid tried to tell them that her parents were in the woods.

[@mikaross4671]

It's so sad..

[@Bill_W_Cipher]

I was highly disturbed when I first heard that. I thought she was trying to say that her mom hung herself from a tree branch.

[@MuzzeeGrey]

@@chrisidoo Poor baby was trying to tell them she was in the woods. What was left of her anyway.

[@funkypops484]

Yes, too bad cops are Friggin morons

[@gnarlynicholasreviews]

@Rager925So hilarious.

[@user-ep3fo5vw1v]

A reminder to those of you with abusive partners who are thinking of giving them another chance; don't. Once they've put their hands on you and proven that they can treat you horribly, they won't change. No amount of love or chances will make them see the wrong in their actions and it's better to get out before you end up dead. They will not change for you.

[@littlebear274]

This is especially true if they ever choke you, incidentally. It's an incredibly strong indicator - an abusive partner who chokes their victim is *seven times* more likely to end up killing them. Never, ever give someone another chance if they've done that, the risk is just too high.

[@PhilipWestcott-yp1ob]

Same goes for mental abuse.

[@mushyroom9569]

@@littlebear274I find the validity of that statistic highly questionable.

[@DeidreL9]

@@mushyroom9569why?

[@DeidreL9]

Truth. Once that boundary has been breached it is a slippery slope to worse. Of course people can get treatment and reform but too often it gets brushed under the carpet with the “lt won’t happen again” promise. It WILL.

[@TheDoctorofOdoIsland]

Mike seemingly had no motive for killing the second couple. Serial killers who arrange to murder their girlfriends generally don't target strangers like that, rather they move on to killing another girlfriend. It makes more sense to think that both couples were victims of a serial killer in that area. It's possible that he just happened to be abusive and never acted on his threats to her life, but it's also possible that Diana's family wanted to believe that Mike was responsible so they could have closure, and so they presented the authorities with that information inaccurately.

[@chaotixthefox]

Diana was killed after the couple. 4 months after. So in the scenario that Mike was the killer, they would've been practice, not his second strike.

[@HelloBoots]

17 stab wounds seem pretty personal

[@pegallen6983]

Most serial killers DO NOT know their victims! Gacy, Bundy, Dahmer just to name a few met their victims on the streets and had no knowledge of who they were before meeting and killing them. Most serial killers also don't have girlfriends or boyfriends to kill. Being anonymous is critical to their "line of work" and killing a girlfriend, which most don't have anyway, would be way to close to home

[@no_peace]

​@@HelloBoots are you new to true crime? It means nothing. A lot of them do things like this because they have rage at their mom or high school girlfriend or whatever

[@no_peace]

It might make more sense to people if gender based vlnce was treated like haite 🎻🎻, which it is. Hate makes people do things 17 times

[@OseiBayard]

You cannot fix your abusive partner. They will not change after a short break. DO NOT GO BACK TO THEM. and repeat after me: STRANGULATION IS ATTEMPTED MURDER. If you survived strangulation attempts, YOU SURVIVED SOMEONE TRYING TO OFF YOU. DO NOT RETURN TO THAT INDIVIDUAL. DO. NOT. YOUR LIFE MATTERS. YOU MATTER. Another really important note for people facing abuse and abuse survivors, it is NOT YOUR FAULT.

[@SpearFisher85]

Ya but I know this one chick who totally had it coming 😂

[@ryanburks2480]

I beg to differ that that’s not reality. It can and is your fault in cases where it’s literally your fault..If it’s not your fault then it’s not. A delusion doesn’t dictate reality. Also if you’re in a relationship well then YOU chose to ignore red flags or didn’t vet them properly. There’s gotta be accountability bc we are adults not children

[@NamiMilos]

sometimes the girl needs disclipline to keep them in line, lol

[@h_sth_r6942]

i hope the people in these comments are joking… toxicity at its finest. thanks for the original comment. you are totally right and the warning is important and justified.

[@jenn6912]

@@h_sth_r6942edgelord nobodies

[@endtimesninja1235]

Mount Rainier is a crazy ass place. If you've been there you know how weird the overall ambiance is when you're on that mountain

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

The entire state of Washington is a crazy place

[@no_peace]

I think it's fine

[@mushyroom9569]

⁠​⁠@@AnAdorableWombat1The entire US west coast is crazy, but the Pacific Northwest is a special type of crazy.

[@Hbear114]

Currently on break from my horrible fate (my job) this video is such a welcome distraction!!!

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

When Scary Interesting uploads at work I hide in the bathroom 😂😂

[@MidnightArcade404]

Hey same! Hang in there friend!!

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

@@Ooh_PieceOfCandyyou hide in a nasty, funky bathroom just to watch a YT video?

[@childlike.empress]

@@AnAdorableWombat1Maybe you should look for a new job if that's the state of the bathroom where you work.

[@Mrs.Currie]

What is your "horrible" job? Just curious.

[@Everiony]

Thank you for the great quality videos! Your pronounciation of Düsseldorf at 23:12 is perfect, it made me happy! I like how calm and respectful both the narration and editing is, it's the reason I adore this channel. Your channel has been growing lots, you deserve it!

[@jenniferbreaux7385]

The loss of the parents was tragic, but a least the killer showed a little humanity by dropping the toddler off where she could be found. Definitely a serial killer.

[@Lennybird91]

"in the trees" to a 2-year-old probably meant in the woods.

[@kovy689]

She could’ve walked there by herself… who knows.

[@BRING_GUNS]

@@kovy689 it's like 30 miles between where she was found and where her parents died so that's nearly impossible. It's possible her dad drove her there after killing his girlfriend and then drove back and killed himself near the site of the murder but it seems far more likely that someone else dropped her off there.

[@chendaforest]

A serial killer with a conscience.

[@dhgswiftkiller4581]

​@@BRING_GUNSyou should look into old cold cases. You have a good way of looking at things maybe you'll see something others have missed.

[@sykoteddy]

From Sweden here, had never heard about this one, but it was also a long time ago and I was born in 1981. Really never expected a vampire story to be connected to Sweden. Thank you for picking up this story!

[@Leskhat]

The fact that a ladle full of blood and severe head trauma was thought of as the work of a vampire and not just "he bashed her head in with a ladle" is crazy... Also, she was a "lady of the night", OF COURSE she's gonna have saliva everywhere, that's her job...

[@PolumbiusTheThird]

'job'

[@GoBlueGirl78]

Exactly. IMO, it’s a case of misinterpretation of the scene & lack of forensic knowledge by the police. Probably some bias against her, too.

[@Retardation_at_its_finest_2007]

@@PolumbiusTheThird fr

[@Ziorac]

I know right? You can't even use a ladle to scoop blood out of a human, it doesn't work like that. You don'cut open a human and it's just a bowl of blood. Absurd to think it was used to drink blood.

[@EdwardVGrimm]

Total ladle of the night, amirite? Okay, I'll see myself out.

[@CostelloPlays]

7:36 the killer didn't want to kill a child so dropped her off where she was found. Listen to what the little girl said 0:46

[@cjthebeesknees]

Is that.. *squinting* is that a small conscious? Noo, it can’t be.. well I’ll be damned.

[@apokalypthoapokalypsys9573]

​@@cjthebeesknees*conscience. FTFY. Conscious means "aware" or "sentient".

[@Badficwriter]

Maybe it was her dad, he tested himself with the other couple. But then something went wrong and he died in the woods. Accident? Animal ate him?

[@HellHazAtTheZoo]

@@BadficwriterHow does that timeline work, though? To me, the simplest answer is that someone else did it

[@Visiopod]

@@Badficwriter That timeline sounds straight out of the Salem Witch Trials. Extremely unlikely to the point of being improbable and other causes being far more likely. The most dramatic outcome is rarely the most realistic

[@versebuchanan512]

No checking of the house to see if Mike owned any other socks that came from the same pack? No check to see if Mike owned a firearm matching the caliber used to kill the other guy?

[@shanenice5380]

that makes sense

[@REIDAE]

Im guessing the police probably did check and didn't find anything of note so it wasn't widely reported on.

[@marhawkman303]

@@REIDAE I also have to wodner what the one known eyewitness had to say... sure little kids often suck as witnesses, but it's SOMETHING.

[@kovy689]

@@marhawkman303Agreed. What I find odd is that who was taking care of the young girl after her parents went missing for months? Was she just wandering around all while maintaining herself? Very odd.

[@AvenFallen]

@@kovy689 She was put into a foster home, this was in the video. And then she was probably living with her grandma (there was a Reunion and while not stated, I guess that she took care for her). She was also not really wandering around for months, she was picked up well before the truck was found. And if I had to guess, I would say that the murderer was not Mike, but someone else who might not have wanted to kill a little child. Which would explain why she was brought somewhere else.

[@jamesonhiggins]

I have a friend from college who was trained by the US Army in multiple languages. He told me there were two types of people in those trainings: translators and spies.

[@LukeLatham12]

I’ve been on a road trip binge watching your videos for the past 3 hours so you can imagine my surprise when I see a video posted just 1 hour ago. I love your videos and keep up the great work❤

[@MrFlapjackk]

“Mommy is in the trees” is not what I wanted to hear walking through a chilly dark hallway 😭

[@atomamiga6370]

You want to know something disturbing. Around the war around Sebrencia, there are two siblings who have the thing left from their mom is a picture. She hang herself in the trees. That is the picture of her

[@duanechester8627]

This is my new favourite channel. Not sensationalised retellings. Just factual narration and a pleasant tone. Awesome 👍🏻

[@doonagoding6146]

Heads in the crisper looking at you. Horrifying at best. So scary

[@thelunchlady8276]

@@JobyFluorine-ru4bd If you wash the human blood, brain matter, etc. off the leafy greens with vinegar, it will still be vegan. At least according to my sources.

[@otysb209]

Heck ya Sean, I just got to work and really needed a knowledgeable video for the background. 💯 notifications ON is a must with Scary Interesting!

[@essaboselin5252]

You may want to dump the AI for your research. The Ambrogio myth is just that; it isn't from Ancient Greece, but a relatively recent book.

[@TravisBaker-el6jd]

They also said they couldnt identify whose blood was in the truck because it was in bad condition but dna identification hadnt even been used yet.

[@dan7972-k9m]

@@TravisBaker-el6jdthey didn’t have knowledge of DNA back then but they could have at least identified a blood type

[@svarog8546]

Tell me how Ai could make such a mistake stupid nigga?

[@lotus_flower2000]

The internet could of told him that without ai.

[@Gimmemoar]

Yeah, seems like another great channel slowly gets fucked up by and with AI. 😢

[@user-rs8965grt]

It doesn't matter what the story is your voice makes it irresistible to stop watching in the middle of the video. You should consider radio too. Your voice is such that even I can imagine the accidents with my eyes closed ❤

[@ElectricSmurf]

What puzzles me about Lily’s murder is the fact that there seems to be no other accounts of similar murders. It seems almost too ritualistic to not be repeated.

[@erikatomlins3808]

You made my day popping up in my feed. I’m suffering with severe depression and I love your videos

[@Marmalade_Sally]

You cope with severe depression by subjecting yourself to true stories about abject misery and suffering? K. Do you watch ISIS beheadings when ur feeling really down in the dumps?

[@RudyRuiz-iz9zh]

Tomorow is a new day. Get some rest. Eat some ice cream. Everything is Gona be alright.

[@Aquarius_on_Fire]

I'm sorry for what you are going through. I love you stranger, who has good taste in channels. Everything is going to be ok.

[@lydz8015]

Great video, as always. I think it would be interesting to have a video dedicated only to old time cases, like early 1900 or so, just an idea

[@clairenewberry9957]

Those are always the creepiest to me

[@roodborstjes]

ive literally just binged all the other ones what incredible timing!!

[@mandalorianmama]

It's the best when you are bingeing a creator you just found and they post a new installment!!

[@IronPsyde]

I think this dude has a good narrator voice and the editing is great too

[@acupofcoffee.please]

binging isn't particularly healthy :/

[@PanzerdivisionWiking]

@@acupofcoffee.pleaseneither is coffee

[@Exxar-Kuun]

Ayyyyeeee another well rounded individual . Welcome to club, it kinda sucks being at the end until the next one

[@jamesthehogan]

Great video as usual! The Vampire description was great and made me think about how many stories of tragedies and horrible fates would exist in mythology and folklore. I know you have mentioned certain series being difficult to find content for now-a-days. Would be interesting to hear about lesser-heard stories of tragedy in those media.

[@debrakleid5752]

Can’t imagine going to an investigate a home and you open up the fridge to find two heads staring at you. That doesn’t give them nightmares, but nothing will.

[@Gs_up_Fros_Down]

I could listen to these stories all day long. So please make them as often as possible. Love the channel regardless of what videos you put out they're always well done.

[@MrX-tt1zy]

Sunday scaries 😱. Keep em coming✌🏼

[@snowmanplayer4424]

15:43 that'd've been a cool AI generated pic if the extra finger wasnt there

[@eadweard.]

It doesn't matter.

[@corissakhan5033]

😂

[@themischief420]

so many old paintings exist, it's so lazy to use ai

[@erikcrouch7881]

​@@eadweard.One day, when people wonder why their ancestors had 6 fingers in their hand...

[@Killjoy_Mel]

Yup, lol. The real scary interesting thing here is that six-fingered mf.

[@stelladeschambault1864]

the editing got so much better since I started watching ur videos, very proud

[@AZ0986688]

Finally! A new Scary Interesting video! This is such a good channel!❤

[@walfas8813]

So this is what it feels like to be edged; three stories and no conclusions

[@billpiechocki]

Naughty - lol!

[@sushilucky7554]

You know it’s gonna be a good day when you open KZbin and see a scary interesting upload

[@FuckKamalaHarris]

And the award for most annoying, overused, unoriginal comment goes to…. 🥁 ^^^

[@thestars386]

I know, I agree. Fantastic content.

[@mikaross4671]

It's really sad Lily's death wasn't solved because it was so early in the century, they couldnt use proper forensics. RIP to Lily.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

And that's why we should keep evidence from unsolved cases. We might not be able to solve it now, but who knows what kind of forensic methods will be developed in the future.

[@sam-ht6qv]

You said that like what happened to her wasn't divine justice. 😂

[@susanfrancisquez6190]

Thanks, Scary Interesting! The beginning of the last story of how the first vampire came to be was cool! I never heard that story but i have heard about lily's story. Even though i heard of her story, it was nice to learn more details and a bit more depth into it. Stay awesome

[@nothereforit.605]

I think Mike was a serial in the making. It’s all circumstantial but the fact that the murders were everywhere he was known to work around. The fact that he said he would do it and get away with it. Then the fact that there hasn’t been anything similar reported since he croaked.

[@ravenofroses]

my first thought was that mike had been having an affair with the woman from the other couple and decided to kill them both when the husband found out, then did a murder-suicide later. as for how the kid survived, he could've just left her by the side of the road and she got insanely lucky. but of course we don't have enough info to say anything definitively; that just seemed to be the simplest explanation to me based on what was presented.

[@rafaelperalta1676]

Imagine being a detective of a case that isn't resolve for decades. You end up living with it for the rest of your life asking yourself questions that would probably never be answered.

[@ZombieSazza]

Fun fact; the ruinous Slain’s Castle at Cruden Bay (Aberdeenshire, Scotland) inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula! There’s even a gothic bar in a converted church called Slain’s in Aberdeen which was inspired by the old Slain’s Castle and Dracula! Lots of us locals still visit Slain’s pretty regularly, loads actually walk their dogs around the old castle, just cool knowing the old castle inspired a much beloved book!

[@justsomehalofan4386]

23:44 looks like he was flickering the lights again.

[@fastmclaren71]

He was going to change a dodgy bulb. Needs new LED ones in his castle.

[@mandarr601]

Nosferatu!

[@robertbengel2689]

I swear you could make money turning this into a tv show for Netflix or Hulu: the quality is superb!

[@danielgyllenbreider]

Yupp. He just need to learn how to speak more clearly and slower.

[@didi012578]

It's totally suitable for KZbin. He doesn't provide nearly enough actual photos, footage, or recordings. This isn't "ready" for Netflix. Lol

[@MisterSandTrap]

@@didi012578 I'm still not convinced this is a real person talking. With how good AI has gotten I wouldn't be surprised if this is one of those channels. Some of the "photos" they use are 100% AI.

[@13thofMayTV]

​@@danielgyllenbreider you need a q-tip

[@ems20998id]

An upload right before I was about to go to bed? Yes. 2am upload thank you!😁

[@lorriethelorrikeet]

you must be aussie

[@ems20998id]

@@lorriethelorrikeet yeeee

[@mandalorianmama]

​@@ems20998idI was like 2AM?? Lol

[@Forflipsake]

17:13 here in the U.K. I was thinking where is this guy 😂

[@user-rs8965grt]

He is from Canada and it depends where he is from but it's 12 pm est

[@isaacbobjork7053]

It is so good that you use actual footage of the places and, I know exactly where that place at Sankt Eriksplan is, and the samples from the crime scene clearly says "armhår" and "blygdhår" (Swedish for arm hair and pubic hair) which further tells me that they are the actual samples.

[@valariewillis6000]

Unsolved Crimes are frustrating

[@ianmiller6040]

I love these and the "creepiest disappearances" videos!

[@Qubelink]

Cam you do video on the 1917 Halifax disaster and the 1919 Great molasses flood in Boston? The Halifax one is not taught in schools here in Ontario and I have no idea if it's taught in the maritimes. The Molasses floods was an epic story and if I'm not mistaken there might have been more than one disaster with molasses. Thanks and please keep it up. Love your channel.

[@artofhobo]

I'm from Nova Scotia. It was mentioned in School but not in much detail

[@R0ckmans]

He did cover the Molasses floods in an earlier video!

[@Qubelink]

@R0ckmans I'm trying to find it. But thank you. He's awesome for already doing that, but I'm trying to find his earlier ones. Did he cover the Halifax disaster of 1917?

[@budaluke]

Maybe it's because you have been doing things this way since the beginning, or at least since I've been watching this channel - but I think you just might be the best channel when it comes to smoothly genre shifting from video to video. I mostly it watch true crime, which is how this channel ended up in my recommendations. And you sure do cover true crime really well. And always unique and interesting stories at that. But you also do your caving or cave diving videos that are completely different, yet still with your very distinctive feel. And so it's kind of a surprise every time you come out with a video what kind it is going to be. But us viewers are still getting the same high quality, and very unique and interesting videos. Love this channel. You rock! Keep em coming!

[@Howardjarnold]

If you’re in an abusive relationship, you either get the strength to leave, or you die. Unfortunately, those are the only 2 outcomes. They will never change.

[@katieloyd1409]

Except that leaving is the most dangerous time, and statistically the time you're most likely to be murdered.

[@QueenSnakeandBake]

My mom got lucky. Her college boyfriend s*xually assaulted her but she didn’t leave him until he broke her arm. A few years later she started dating my dad, who she was friends with while she was dating the creep, and thirty eight years later, they are happily married. There’s someone better out there who will respect you.

[@Unpickedkiwi]

I really appreciate your content, such interesting stories and told in such a respectful way ❤

[@MasterMind0908]

You know it’s about to go down when discretion is strongly advised 😳😳

[@jw21-p1q]

You should do a bit about the H.M.S. Bounty and Pitcairn Island. It’s a long story so you may want to split it up into several videos.

[@FourteenWords-n4l]

22:48 .."..Teenage EdgeLord Syndrome." Lol

[@endtimesninja1235]

😂

[@EmmaAisuru]

15:40 Not only he was a vampire but also a mutant with that amount of fingers!

[@magicmillz]

Of course he was mentally manipulative. She was 21 and he was 36.

[@Anywayyouneedto]

Wow good job ! I’d never heard of any of these…and I literally listen to this kind of stuff 24/7

[@Floridaman1780_]

Toilet water doesn't flush into storm drains my man.

[@Koji-Alistair]

When did he mention anything about toilet water lushing into storm drains?

[@khworker1322]

Florida man. Did you happen to catch the date of the crime? You must be a toilet historian with a minor in storm drains. They offer that at all Florida institutions. The good news is the republicans running the state don’t have i infant plans to burn books about toilets. How cool would it be if Florida and Texas detached from the states and floated away. Maybe they could join up in the middle of the Pacific & become another Puerto Rico.

[@governmentghost01]

​@@khworker1322 wut

[@oncearoundtheparkpls]

@@khworker1322please take your medication.

[@GoBlueGirl78]

Many cities have separate sewage & wastewater systems now, but combined sewer systems still exist. It’s why the Seine is too dirty to swim in.

[@moniqueedwards7115]

The fact that I watch so many of these stories and knew as soon as they found the girl in the car park the child’s response would’ve been in the trees is crazy

[@duckticklervii854]

Been watching this series for years and I swear I never miss a new upload. Keep up the great work amico.

[@OakKnobFarm]

36 year old dude with a 21 year old girlfriend. Red flag number 1

[@pegallen6983]

So my husband being 14 years older than me is a red flag! Who knew! If you are over the legal age then age is just a number NOT a red flag.

[@fareastslav]

@@OakKnobFarm somehow I think that if they were a 36 yo woman and a 21 yo dude, you wouldn’t be mad. Men just can’t have good things, can they?

[@InfiniteTriztan1111]

I mean, not like 55 y.o man with an 18 y.o girl. 36 with 21 still considered okay, normal.

[@Pieza_De_Queso]

​@@fareastslavBrain isn't even full developed at 21. Almost 40yo woman with a barely legal boy?!! Everyone would go rightfully nuts!

[@seafogger4626]

but if its the other way around, its alright isn't it?

[@762Super]

Awesome episode. One of your best!

[@rickradix6174]

Here's to everyone, May you never end up as a story on Scary interesting. Cheers!!!

[@ianmiller6040]

"Thank you and hopefully, I will see you *in* the next one" always feels like a subtle threat.

[@kyndalvondoom]

Heck yeah,Sean!! Thanks for more amazing content as always.

[@vasilda87]

yes baby, that intro bass blasting through my speakers. It's time for some scary interesting stuff!

[@andysiau6576]

Just found this channel today. And I also just found out about the Vampire of Sacramento. And I have lived in Sacramento for about 20 years! 😱😱😱

[@Msluckycharms101]

Every Sunday like CLOCK WORK! Thank you for your uploads!!!!

[@ravenskaven123]

How am I only finding this channel now. I will have to binge watch all these vids

[@Stellarainn]

Happy bingeing!

[@toni5431]

I'd be interested to see if any existing DNA from the Swedish Vampire case could be compared to familial DNA now to solve the case.

[@try8042]

I thought the same thing🤔

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

I remember the tube sock killer well, it made going out into the Nisqually Wilderness pretty sketchy.

[@GatsbyDen041]

Yay right on time!❤

[@aazhie]

Thanks for sharing, as always

[@79Bobola]

13:45 nothing wrong with discussing “conspiracy theories”, thinking outside the box is a sign of intelligence and maturity. I think conspiracy theory holds a negative connotation, because people go right to the ridiculous theories like flat earth and lizard people, and don’t realize that there are intelligent well thought out ones out there too.

[@hunterjams541]

True but people take it way to far most now days are just plain old paranoia people have gone bonkers

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

Excellent job 👍

[@pinkyshoes22]

Regarding the first case, punctuation matters. The narrator said “I love you Diana” but the envelope said “I love you, Diana”. The first phrase would come from another person where the second phrase would come from Diana

[@TheArtistInTheDark]

It is grammatically correct to put a comma in front of a name when addressing that person, so the first case will have a comma.

[@thurayya8905]

​@@TheArtistInTheDark People are rarely grammatically correct when writing that phrase.

[@thurayya8905]

Good observation. I wonder what was inside the envelope and taken out.

[@bunnyg4464]

@@thurayya8905 no it's not, that's just how you write that.

[@ACcool981]

Yeah, when addressing a person you put a comma before, and same when completing a formal letter you would end it I love you comma Diana if from Diana. But it wasn’t a letter from Diana that was found.

[@sukiwatson]

I look forward to listening to your stories.

[@JK-gm6kk]

Story 2. What probable cause was there to break down that door? I mean, it's good that it wound up being justified, at least. Ohhhh, i rewound and a wellfare check in the 60's. These days i don't think that would fly right away without probable cause

[@danidavis7912]

Love your uploads sir!

[@davidponseigo8811]

At least the little girl was left alone with no harm coming to her and she very likely will have had no memory of what happened and lived a relatively normal life.

[@AnAdorableWombat1]

I hope she lived a decently happy life 😢

[@no_peace]

Sorry I hate being like this but you don't have to remember trauma for it to cause lifelong physical damage. It doesn't matter if you remember it or not. The thing that actually protects kids from the consequences of trauma is having safe relationships with safe adults who view the kids positively no matter what. The changes from trauma that cause harm do not require you to remember anything. It changes the way your body works

[@no_peace]

The only reasons I'm saying anything are 1) people think they can do anything and it doesn't matter bc the person won't remember 2) people need to know they can protect kids from the lifelong effects of trauma Adverse childhood events correlate with issues like cancer and diabetes

[@PoochieCollins]

@@no_peace things that happen in early childhood can cause lifelong issues, but it doesn't mean it will. Otherwise I agree with your posts.

[@justjojoking]

this was a great collection of mysteries!

[@JoeyMuniz-so4ew]

Fave channel next to mr ballen🎉🎉🎉

[@87stevan]

Mr Ballen is a mug.

[@MichelleStrange-bt9ik]

Love this channel!

[@da1gecko1]

me too

[@monkeywang9972]

Happy plane at 12:25

[@Vipersnvinez]

😂

[@TheRealestEric]

Hell yeah. Was just checking to see if we had an upload today and here it is. Nice.

[@Steampunkkids]

Story 2: if memory serves me, didn’t the son end up living in the attic in their house? Wasn’t he still in the attic while police were conducting their initial search on the home? I’m surprised Scary Interesting didn’t mention that fact and chose to go with the more sensationalized conspiracy theories. Personally, I think the fact that the son was still there, living in the house with his deceased parents’ bodies, says a lot more about his character. But, maybe that’s just me.

[@blackoutgenez]

scary interesting said he was missing until declared dead

[@ventiankraus777]

Are you talking about the icebox murders? Online forums and news sites appear to verify the story presented. Charles has never resurfaced best I can tell.

[@aikun9098]

Source: i made it the fuck up

[@SteVB1336]

Love the content ❤ You should do a video on Jill Dando.

[@zander...k.7968]

Just for the record I think you're misinformed about the Ambrogio story. A lot of the details seemed pretty anachronistic and ahistorical when compared with other greek myths and I did some research- seems like it's a more modern folk legend that tries to pass itself off as being ancient greek mythology. It's a cool story but many of the vampiric traits it exists to explain weren't even standard vampire lore until Bram Stoker 😂 If you're looking for legit vampiric creatures dating to that region and era, look for the empousa. Otherwise I think the best folkloric ancestor to the modern vampire is the striga from slavic regions

[@cthonisprincess4011]

Yeah, the Ambrogio story isn't a tale from antiquity; it originates from author Mike Belmont and is published on his website gods-and-monsters. Wayback has taken regular snapshots of the story starting in 2010. It's evident that the story is a fake myth to anyone remotely familiar with Greek Mythology, which did have vampiric legends, but none anything like what was described in this so-called legend. It has all the hallmarks of modern vampire lore- being burned by sunlight, vulnerable to silver, Ambrogio being a Tragic Vampiric Pretty Boy, and hiding in coffins. One example of ancient Greek vampiric legends appears in the Odyssey, wherein the titular character has to bring an animal sacrifice into the Underworld, as the dead cannot communicate with the living without consuming blood first.

[@thematicbattlemusic7538]

Thank you! Literally came to the comments hoping someone brought this up. Bram stoker literally invented what we call the vampire. Yes there are countless older monsters who drink blood, and are undead. But the similarities stop there. I love vampires, but they truly are a relatively modern monster. And it drives me crazy when people try to claim it’s an ancient legend told around the world.

[@sudanemamimikiki1527]

@@thematicbattlemusic7538 yes and no and absolutely not. bram stoker didnt create vampires. lord byron wrote the first draft of a vampire story, and then john polidori took the draft and created the first vampire story in the early 19th century. as for vampires in folklore, that is harder to determine. the word itself has iffy origins and some historians think it might date back to middle ages or even further. but the first documented case of vampires(vampirs, or upirs) in history was in the early 18th century. so most likely the vampire myth is around 400 to 500 years old. its also not a worldwide legend..like yes, blood sucking monsters appear in most everywhere on the globe. but the similarities usually end there.

[@thestars386]

These are some very *wild/weird* situations!! Great video to calm my nerves which might seem odd because of the content 🤷‍♂️

[@jakuth99]

1:16 “36 year old Mike…21 year old Diana” he killed her.

[@EneTheGene]

That's a pretty fucked up assumption.

[@boxkid759]

Doubt it

[@sleepysombre4307]

stop lying for attention

[@MrNinjaman63]

@@boxkid759nothing suspicious about a 33 year old abuser banging highschoolers no sireee… 🤨

[@bura19]

Wouldn't doubt it for a second. Far too common, especially among couples with middle aged men dating very young women/men. The predatory vibes are there from the jump.

[@jaystiz6163]

My favorite category this channel does the best channel ever seriously 🔥🔥🔥

[@darkdaysahead5079]

Kennedy co conspirator? You mean the CIA? 😂

[@chriskylo323]

Awesome content love these vids you put out

[@ZannerBatman]

Obviously we don't know if Mike killed 3 people, or was a victim of a killer, but he wasn't a nice man. Trapping animals is extremely cruel, and he treated his girlfriend horribly, so I have little sympathy for Mike.

[@chendaforest]

That was one of your best videos, very interesting.

[@Riddler7676]

This was unsolved cases NOT horrible fates!!!😮😅

[@I_am_the_NightmareDream]

Awe! Another refreshing interesting video. Thank You.

[@thecobra9272]

1:15 36 with a girlfriend that's 21 is crazy 15 years of a differents

[@pickles3128]

I like the Haverford dating rule for deciding if you're a "total scumbag" or not: half your age (rounded up) plus 7... So at 36, that's 25.

[@virginiadare1587]

And they had a 2 year old child, meaning they had been together for at least 3 years.

[@hata6290]

It’s definitely not typical, but there’s nothing wrong with it

[@genosho5574]

Is it though?

[@horvathsogranfume658]

18 would still be legal😂

[@GhostlyTales-TV]

Can't wait for the next video! Good job bro ! 😍

[@fossy365]

I think it's funny that this awful AI thumbnail is right above Eddy Burback's new video on AI in my sub feed lol Hire a thumbnail artist dude.

[@Thedoug369]

The second case is similar to the Barry Bishop case from the early 70s. He was a multilingual CIA agent as well and killed his entire family in Bethesda MD and just disappeared after that. There's been a few supposed sightings over the years but he was never caught. I grew up about a mile from the house where it happened and we used to go up there ( the house was at the top of a hill in a court ) and creep each other out with scary stories. My buddy even went to school with his kids. RIP Bishop family 🙏

[@davidponseigo8811]

My youngest son is US Navy and works in Naval Intelligence, he can't tell us anything about what he does but we understand, my best friend is a Army Intelligence Lt. Colonel and my father was Air Force Air Police in the Defense Atomic Support Agency and the Special Weapons Project so we understand but it doesn't make it easy not knowing what my kid is doing.

[@erikcrouch7881]

Fantastic way to say a lot but contribute nothing

[@quickieswithscottechristie]

Good job.. all around. On point. Ty i can follow again.