Bizarre Cases That Will Haunt Your Dreams

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0:00 Start/Bespoke Ad
1:57 Junko Furuta
25:56 The Burari Deaths
43:46 Gloria Ramirez
Script by: Sophie Traynor
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[@Cadaber]

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[@NukaColaCaps]

Cadaber I know you're a fellow southerner. I can pick out that accent from anywhere. :p

[@fustuk01]

could i ask you about the first 7 seconds music, i want to use it as aringtone ...could you give me the name of the song or anything related please

[@nealdamkjer192]

Her name is pronounced June-(KOH) Not junk-o

[@rokukou]

Hey Cadaber, I love your videos so much. I wanted to ask, what is the background music you used for this video? If anything specifically for Junko's case?

[@Hasblock]

Two full minutes of ads before the video even starts. Amazing stuff lmao

[@gaslight_gatekeep_girlboss3732]

I read about Junko’s story almost two decades back and it’s still the most horrifying true crime story I’ve ever read. That poor girl went through so much and her perpetrators got a light sentence.

[@Lalalololalo]

This. It was one of the first true crime stories I’ve ever heard, and god is it still one of the most vile crimes I’ve ever heard about

[@extragoogleaccount6061]

To be honest, I'm half-surprised that a vigilante didn't hunt down and kill the perps after they were released from jail. Its that bad of a case.

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

@@extragoogleaccount6061 yes

[@PoptartParasol]

@@extragoogleaccount6061 with how light the sentences are in Japan, I wouldn't mind volunteering...

[@jessbellis9510]

It's so disgusting that they got off so easy and shows how pathetic the legal system in Japan was/is in regard to sexual abuse and assault crimes. These assholes had been attacking and raping numerous women for months and yet were completely free. It's fucking disgusting that evil monsters like this are released over and over, adding more victims each time.

[@joshhale9355]

I honestly can’t hear the name Junko without my skin crawling. I’ve listened to and read about what she presumably went through and it actually makes me feel sick to my stomach. RIP Junko, I hope you know millions and millions of people love you.

[@jasonvargas7564]

And the fact that her killers received next to no punishment. They should have been sent to the cartels in Mexico.

[@joshhale9355]

@@jasonvargas7564 yeah, they all just got off with basically nothing, changed their names and are living freely. Meanwhile an innocent girl is dead and had to endure what no one should ever have to. Disgusting, I hope once those assholes die they have there own corner of hell to be tortured in.

[@autumnpeddle5355]

i immediately read her name and skipped that section. i could go the rest of my life never hearing the details of her story again. I threw up the first time i read about it.

[@jecht34]

If you're going to use this girls horrible story for content- and I see no redeeming value in anyone doing so- but at least do her the dignity of pronouncing her name correctly. June-Ko. Not Junk-o. I love your channel so far but rehashing SOLVED cases for mere shock value is beneath your level. Look forward to what you do in future.

[@spoopyidk]

@@jecht34 Don't you think it's better to keep her name alive? If it weren't for these stories of what happened to her, as horrible as it was, nobody would know, and she'd be even more obscure than she already is now. It's not disrespect to recount things like that. It's not so much about shock value as it is exposing the horrors of what people are capable of. It's morbid curiosity.

[@froggylover666]

if something like what happened to junko happened to my (nonexistent) child and justice wasn’t served i legitimately think i would take things into my own hands

[@donwarwick3359]

And you’d be killed for it considering the boys apparently were part of the “mafia”

[@skandababy]

That might explain why no one has chosen the have children with you.

[@RisingRevengeance]

@@skandababy So you would just let them get away with it?

[@iriss6925]

​@skandababy2768 if these horrific crimes happened to your child you wouldn't? Are you actually insane

[@balanceofjudgement6136]

@@RisingRevengeance He'd probably be the perpetrator. People get angry when there are calls for harsher punishment when it's a crime they have (or wish they had) commited

[@chesspiece81]

You are not alone feeling relieved when Junko finalled succumbed to her injuries. It's terrible what she had to endure.

[@caitlinjordan3843]

It’s also sad because when her entire body was lit of fire, she tried to put it out. This shows that she wanted to still live, but she also knew that her perpetrators would never let her go, so she may have thought that death was her only escape

[@williamsthysteve5551]

Everytime i hear Junko's name it nearly brings me to tears. What that poor girl went through is unforgivable.

[@mynameisnotjohn0]

crying over a name? wow man ur weak

[@williamsthysteve5551]

@@mynameisnotjohn0 yeah so weak for feeling empathy towards a girl who was tortured, her life taken before she could even graduate. Youre so cool and tough for not feeling empathy 🙄

[@ZombieSazza]

@@mynameisnotjohn0god forbid people feel empathy. I’m an autist, I struggle to emotionally express myself and to fully understand emotions, but I understand the anger and heartbreak here, her life was slowly taken from her, the indescribable cruelty, the lack of justice, so of course people are gunna feel anger and upset over Junko’s case, who wouldn’t?

[@mynameisnotjohn0]

@@williamsthysteve5551 Thanks appreciate it

[@mynameisnotjohn0]

@@ZombieSazza i dont care that much

[@JJ-jh6dk]

Junko Furuta's case is absolutely haunting - she was just riding her bike and happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, leading to horrific abuse and torture. They said "they didn't intend to kill her" but compared to what they did, killing her would have been more humane. I would absolutely give them the capital punishment, I don't give a fuck if they're minors. The fact that all the boys had extensive histories of sexual assault but were allowed to walk free is absolutely disgusting. This and the Hello Kitty case will forever stay with me.

[@tracey8121]

I would give them punishment that has enough inhumanity to make them see Hell as paradise.

[@niksonrex88]

@@tracey8121absolutely. I would think hard and long to find worse things to do to these assholes than they did to the poor girl. How i wish i had them infront of me now.

[@Jere.]

​@@tracey8121 Damn, well said

[@croxzyy]

I'm not familiar with the Hello Kitty case; could you send a link or recommend other videos to watch if you have any?

[@ryu246]

​@croxzyy I believe there's a video at Reignbot's channel on this case. and I completely agree, Hello Kitty and Junko's cases will haunt me forever.

[@Lu-vx1ld]

I like how you wrapped up Junko’s story, remembering her how her community did and not just for what she went through

[@xenophagia]

Yeah... Only after he did a full mini-doc about her horrific death.

[@faefee]

@@xenophagiawhat in the world do you expect? what do you WANT people to do??

[@xenophagia]

@@faefee I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a baller I wish I had a girl who looked good, I would call her I wish I had a rabbit in a hat with a bat And a six-four Impala I wish I was like six-foot-nine so I can get with Leoshi 'Cause she don't know me but, yo, she's really fine You know I see her all the time, everywhere I go And even in my dreams, I can scheme of ways to make her mine 'Cause I know she's livin' phat Her boyfriend's tall and he plays ball, so how am I gonna compete with that? 'Cause when it comes to playing basketball I'm always last to be picked and in some cases never picked at all So I just lean up on the wall Or sit up in the bleachers with the rest of the girls who came to watch their man ball Dag, y'all! I never understood, black Why the jocks get the fly girls, and me, I get the hood rats I tell 'em, "Scat, skittle, sca-bobble" Got hit with a bottle and put in a hospital for talkin' that mess I confess it's a shame When you livin' in a city that's the size of a box and nobody knows yo' name Glad I came, to my senses Like quick-quick, got sick-sick to my stomach Overcometh by thoughts of me and her together, right? So when I asked her out, she said I wasn't her type I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a baller I wish I had a girl who looked good, I would call her I wish I had a rabbit in a hat with a bat And a six-four Impala I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a baller I wish I had a girl who looked good, I would call her I wish I had a rabbit in a hat with a bat And a six-four Impala I wish I had a brand new car so far, I got this hatchback And everywhere I go, yo, I gets laughed at And when I'm in my car I'm laid back I got an 8-track, and a spare tire in the backseat, but that's flat And do you really wanna know what's really wack? See, I can't even get a date, so what do you think of that? I heard that prom night is a bomb night With a hood rat you can hold tight But really though, I'm Figaro When in my car, I can't even get a hello Well, so many people wanna cruise Crenshaw on Sunday One day I'ma have to get in my car and go You know I take the 110 until the 105 Get off at Crenshaw, tell my homies, "Look alive!" 'Cause it's hard to survive When you're living in a concrete jungle And these girls keep Passin' Me By She looks fly, she looks fly Make me say, "my, my, my" I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a baller I wish I had a girl who looked good, I would call her I wish I had a rabbit in a hat with a bat And a six-four Impala I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a baller I wish I had a girl who looked good, I would call her I wish I had a rabbit in a hat with a bat And a six-four Impala I wish I was a little bit taller (I wish I was a little bit taller) I wish I was a baller (Wish I was a baller) I wish I was a little bit taller, y'all (I wish I was a little bit taller, y'all) I wish I was a baller (Wish I was a baller) I wish I was a little bit taller, y'all (I wish I was a little bit taller, y'all) I wish I was a baller (Wish I was a baller) I wish I was a little bit taller (I wish I was a little bit taller, y'all) I wish I was a baller (Yeah) Hey, I wish I had my way 'Cause every day would be a Friday, and you could even speed on the highway I would play ghetto games Name my kids ghetto names: Little Mookie, Big Al, Lorraine Yo, you know that's on the real So if you're down on your luck then you should know just how I feel 'Cause if you don't want me around See, I go simple, I go easy, I go Greyhound Hey, you, what's that sound? Everybody look what's goin' down Ah, yes, ain't that fresh? Everybody wants to get down like that I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a baller I wish I had a girl who looked good, I would call her I wish I had a rabbit in a hat with a bat And a six-four Impala I wish I was a little bit taller, I wish I was a baller I wish I had a girl who looked good, I would call her I wish I had a rabbit in a hat with a bat And a six-four Impala I wish, I wish I wish, I wish I wish, I wish I wish, I wish I wish, I wish I wish, I wish...

[@TubbysWorld4413]

@@faefee Fight for her! She deserved some justice.

[@Jawa_Droid_Seller]

Here's a not so fun fact, Shinji was at one point on twitter. Loved cyberbullying him!

[@slinkybeans2442]

@?

[@senormemezowski7833]

no disrespect but i doubt a guy with connections to yakuza would get offended by some nerd on twitter

[@Jawa_Droid_Seller]

@@senormemezowski7833 I know but it was still sooo entertaining

[@mariec3527]

What !!

[@catpoke9557]

It's not much, but it's honest work.

[@RenHeng_canon]

I heard about Junko a lot of times before but it never ceases to completely stun me at how CRUEL the human being can be just for fun. Its disgusting and just plain hopeless when jumping into cases like this.. and the thought that it keeps happening even today, in secret probably... damn. On another note, great video Cadaber. Amazing work, as always .👌

[@averysspookshowspectacular6205]

I'm sure there's a deep conversation to have about what makes a human a human as opposed to most other animals...but I'd forgo it to say it was not human what those pathetic boys did to her.

[@ureldestemo]

Everytime I hear about Junko, I just want to hug her. Nobody, other than those monsters, deserves to be treated like that.

[@kidcthulhufortney1320]

NGL, I had to skip your coverage of Junko; it's too brutal and triggering. I do want to say your coverage of Gloria was excellent. Wendigoon did a deep dive on the case and I feel you did a clear, concise summary of the DMSO theory. Also, you found some details about the Chundawat case that I was not aware of. Keep up the good work!

[@MissMega75]

I skipped the section on Junko too, hearing about her story once was enough for me. May she rest in peace

[@Weeb_Destroyer]

I skipped it too because I’ve already heard it prior

[@dirckthedork-knight1201]

"triggering" are you serious?

[@ashestoashes78]

​@@dirckthedork-knight1201 "Trigger: verb triggered; triggering ˈtri-g(ə-)riŋ transitive verb To cause an intense and usually negative emotional reaction in (someone)" You know, a reasonable response to the case of Junko Furuta.

[@epstein_isnt_dead7726]

​@@ashestoashes78not really, since this story is embellished so much it doesn't even resemble reality anymore

[@nyashacarter7065]

RIP Junko Furuta. Thank you for covering her case.

[@UltimaKuja129]

I knew what the case was as soon as I saw the thumbnail. The Girl in the Concrete Drum is possibly the single piece of media (it was made into a manga that described her entire ordeal panel by panel) that has permanently scarred me. Nothing has come close to (in my eyes) showing off the sheer cruelty of the human race. The fact that all this happened and the boys essentially got off from maximum punishment will always stoke a flame of rage in my heart. It's not an often talked about case, I'm glad to see you cover it. Keep up the good work.

[@nathangerrard9792]

the hello kitty murder is up there

[@PoptartParasol]

It was made into a doujin? I've never heard or seen it. That's a bit... Hm

[@lainiwakura1776]

@@PoptartParasol Good, don't look for it. Though I think SpookyRice may have covered it.

[@Solar_Corpus]

@@PoptartParasolyeah, the whole manga is very controversial as it’s kinda made by someone who has made multiple pornographic mangas, all showing r*pe and assault, and progressively become more and more violent/graphic, all based on real cases I think? It’s been a while since I went down that rabbit hole, and I don’t suggest it. I didn’t feel right after looking, and it made my sex life a little uncomfortable for a while. Sorry if that was tmi.

[@ZombieSazza]

The Chundawat family made me think of a cult like mass suicide by the family, and Folie à deux which is shared delusions between a couple who are very close or between a super close family, Folie à deux just means “madness for two” but can affect a family unit who are VERY close knit. Very heartbreaking story, a whole family taken out in one night, I can’t imagine the trauma the officers faced dealing with this case, I hope they’ve gotten the support they need.

[@jeppy4021]

yeah it reminds me of the Jonestown massacre/heaven's gate massacre

[@Aegonanddanny]

The case of Junko is horrifying. It makes me rethink capital punishment. It should definitely be reserved for horrific cases such as this instead of being completely abolished.

[@Blafina]

And let them get away with it so easily?

[@scottcantdance804]

​@@Blafinadidn't they get off with nearly no punishment anyway?

[@Aegonanddanny]

@@Blafinathat’s one way to look at it. The other is not giving them the privilege to live. And spend valuable resources to keep them in prison. I honestly don’t even think these monsters deserve a single drop of water, let alone food, clothing, healthcare etc.

[@treeble2793]

@@Aegonanddanny at least in the US capital punishment is a lot more expansive than life in prison, just FYI Oh and insanely inhuman because basically all medical professionals are not allowed to carry out the death sentence (Hippocratic oath) so its just some random trying his best to inject into a vein. I'd rather really disgusting criminals just get murdered by their prison mates, probably unironically more humane.

[@Aegonanddanny]

@@treeble2793oh gosh, things really do work differently in the US 😅

[@jmgajda8071]

As a biochemist, you did a great job explaining it! I also appreciate you taking the time to humanize Gloria. Every time I hear this story I think about her children having to hear their beloved mother, who died tragically young, being described with such a callous and cruel moniker. I hope more people follow your lead and stop referring to her by such a terrible name. As a biochemist, I don't know exactly how the experiments were carried out (for instance: was her blood pH measured at the time she was brought in and then faithfully replicated during the experiments?), but overall, I think the 3rd theory really is the strongest. I once had a psychiatrist mention that more than 3 drugs being taken by a person means they truly have no clue how they are actually interacting and affecting the metabolism of each other, so depending on the actual totality of all medications, who knows? The kidney failure is interesting as she may have been taking large doses of Tylenol to help control her pain leading to injury of her kidneys, which may have been a contributing factor to what happened.

[@asicsjohnson]

You wouldn't happen to know a biochemist, would ya, pal?

[@eddieburris675]

I'm curious how the experiments were carried out as well. I don't mean the sound like a conspiracy theorist, but the lack of knowledge about her life leading up to her death is very suspicious. I'm sure they know what happened, chemical attack? Since that is your field, know of any other chemicals (bio weapons I guess) that could cause these kind of symptoms? I'm sure info like that is kept locked up tight.

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

​@@asicsjohnsonPlease! Is anyone on this plane a biochemist?!

[@tylerwirth4247]

Hello! Studying undergraduate biochemist here. I agree with @jmgajda8071 and the 3rd theory, as it explains many of the symptoms found present during the procedure and autopsy. I'm going to try and break down what might've happened in terms of the contents found within her body post-mortem, so bear with me as it might get a little complicated. Tylenol (paracetamol) contains an alcohol atom in its primary structure. This, combined with DMSO (i.e. Frankincense gel), cobalt (II) chloride which is found in teeth enamels, and triethylamine (Et3N) found in grape wine combine to form an aldehyde. In the case of a rotting body in excess decomposition, this could very well be formaldehyde, also known as embalming fluid. With a litany of other side effects onset by terminal cervical cancer, an attempted overdose would not be far out of the question. Grape wine and Tylenol painkillers would be a likely conclusion to make if one were to be suicidal or accept their fate as such and go out their own way. Hope this helps a little bit as to the chemistry behind why the odd oil and crystals were found on/in her body and what combination might've occurred to cause such horrible decomposition in a patient post-mortem.

[@victory8928]

@@eddieburris675 Goria had cancer and had months left to live. At the time the chemical she probably used was seen as a cure all that was believed to help treat cancer so it is possible that she used over cleaner (which she would have been able to know had it) to try to help her situation since she couldn't afford and didn't want to go through chemotherapy for obvious reasons given her condition. It is not far fetch at all but experiments in regards to faithful tests have obvious not been done cause of the ethics of turning people into potential nerve gas factories.

[@dsVektor]

Junko Furuta's case was the only one to ever bring me to tears, when I first heard about it. I'd been listening/watching true crime and other horror on KZbin for years prior, so I was somewhat desensitized, but empathetic still. I've had times where I needed a mental break, but never did a case cause me so many strong emotions as Junko's.

[@connor3284]

The case of Sylvia Likens is another one that is almost as bad. In a similar twist of fate the perpetrators of that horrible crime were also essentially let off without much punishment. It's infuriating that innocent people have been executed by the justice systems in these countries in the past but the same systems allows very clear cut demons like the murderers of Furuta and Likens get off almost scot free.

[@Dr.Mango24]

Yea it was bad

[@Hentai_Protag]

Out of all the fucked up cases I've heard of, Junko's was the first to actually make me breakdown and cry. There's wars that been fought that had more respect and decency then what was given to Junko and that's what fucked with me the most. No one should have to go through that.

[@ulightronx4259]

When a guy with the username HENTAI_PROTAG is saying this you know truly how absolutely royally fucked up this case is

[@petalpotionsart]

The story of Junko makes me sick. What makes me even sicker is that the sub-humans who did this to her barely got any time for it. At least one of them, to my knowledge, is still on twitter. They should've received the death penalty in my opinion. If there is an afterlife, I hope every single one of them has to suffer endless amounts of the same thing they put her through.

[@ponponpon-jv7rd]

This is just my personal opinion, but at the moment I don't think it's possible to conclude that that Twitter account belongs to Minato. It could be Minato's account, or it could be someone else's account pretending to be Minato. Or it could simply be the account of a mentally ill person.

[@Gunther56]

​@@ponponpon-jv7rd I'm pretty sure it is minato, he even bragged about murdering her in a tweet. He even receives death threats as well. Although this could be someone pretending to be him

[@lainiwakura1776]

@@Gunther56 Too bad they're just empty threats.

[@Chellz801]

One of the men who did this to Junko tried to gain sympathy on twitter from ppl and I’m happy that everyone saw through his crap and I hope he continues to live his life in fear of ppl learning what he has done and potentially facing repercussions for his actions. Him and the rest of the pos who did this to her

[@gokudollz5969]

Whats his twitter??

[@dotexe6415]

​@@gokudollz5969denngekiraketto

[@dreamybulllxxx]

@@gokudollz5969 denngekiraketto

[@averysspookshowspectacular6205]

Not to get technical...but he wasn't a man, he was a boy...or not a boy so much as a pathetic inhuman piece of excrement.

[@panduh25]

what's his username on twitter?

[@Rose_creature]

Rest in peace to Junko, she deserved so much better and even more. 💐Her death was so brutal and senseless and has haunted me and thousands of others who have heard her story. Femicide is a plague on this world. Rest in peace to all the women and girls who have lost their lives 🙏

[@ravyn.]

My mother died of cervical cancer in 1993. She was in severe pain during most of the three years she fought it. She did not use DMSO -or so we thought... but after she died, years after, a friend of hers admitted to supplying and dosing my mother with it upon her request for the last several months, because nothing else was working on the pain. We had no DMSO in the house, and my dad knew nothing about it. Just because Gloria had no DMSO in her home doesn't mean she wasn't using it, or hadn't tried it for the first time that day. And, really, in all of the various versions of folks covering Gloria's case, the *only* "evidence" that it couldn't be DMSO that anyone has ever provided is her family's claims and the lack of the stuff in her home. Quite frankly, those pieces of "evidence" are no sufficient. Especially not when stacked up against all the actual science.

[@AztridV13]

Honestly, you explained the chemistry in Gloria's case very well. And I think that you did her memory justice. :)

[@bilbojuice]

I've heard Junko's story many times, but you've delivered it beautifully. She's presented as the person she was, not some random victim. Thank you

[@ZenitsusDad]

Junko’s story will never fail to make me just…stop for a moment. The depravity of people scares me, especially knowing that people can be that depraved for no real reason.

[@Yuusharo]

Not to take away from the severity and gravity of her unfortunate fate, but the pronunciation of her name is similar to 'Joon-ko' or 'June-ko', not 'Junk-o'. It's a bit off-putting each time her name is pronounced incorrectly, if I'm allowed to be blatant.

[@pasteljoelle126]

Agreed. I think it's disrespectful to the victim. It's a simple thing to look up.

[@Weeb_Destroyer]

Anime avatar not shocked a weeb offended by this junk 😆

[@justpeachy4851]

Im sure Junko's parents have punished themselves more than enough over their choice to delay a police report. People online make this assumption that theyre the first ones to think of something when its a rather obvious conclusion.

[@jamesknapp64]

In the end if they had repoerted her that night it likely wouldnt have changed anything. The evil just have her make the call sooner than when they did.

[@joestarballz6296]

@@jamesknapp64if the police were actively searching for her earlier on, the parents of the boys house she was at most likely would’ve saw something about the missing girl in their house. Her parents genuinely failed her and I don’t think it’s crazy to say

[@averysspookshowspectacular6205]

​@@joestarballz6296Those parents already knew. Everything that happened there, there is no way they didn't know, they wouldn't have put their precious boy in harms way.

[@mommy2libras]

​@joestarballz6296 what makes you think that? The police and EVERYONE were looking for Junko- just because it was delayed by 2 days wouldn't change whether the boy's parents knew or not. They knew she was there because they saw her. Why on earth would you think them knowing 2 days sooner means they'd call police themselves when they- just like everyone else in the area- found out she was missing after it was reported, knew their son was keeping her locked up in his room and very likely knew she was being hurt badly? I'm seriously trying to follow this logic where if they saw her missing on, let's say, the fupirst, they'd have reported it immediately but when they found out a few days later that she was missing (because it was widely reported, same way they'd have heard if it had been reported 48 hours earlier), that she was in their house and their son was keeping her I his room, they just decided "nah, it's cool. If it was super important we would have heard it on the news/saw a missing poster/whatever yesterday".

[@kaygraymatt]

I can't hear or think about Junko without crying. She's someone who constantly sticks with me and I hope she's resting peacefully ❤

[@panqueque445]

Honestly, Gloria's family claiming she didn't use DMSO doesn't mean much. It's not hard to do something behind your family's back, especially if they don't live in your house. Let's not pretend like people don't do things like this all the time.

[@jeffjones3040]

Does her family have a better and more plausible explanation? Until then...they need to get with reality.

[@lainiwakura1776]

It may be denial because her having end stage cancer was bad enough, but then her doing something that might have brought her demise sooner would be enough to make them not want to think that. Sometimes people do stupid things to get relief from pain out of desperation, it doesn't mean it's bad, but it does mean that it was her own fault.

[@grace5456]

@@lainiwakura1776How is it her fault? Unless you’re literally a chemistry expert and you thoroughly look at and research everything in your house and possible reactions between them, there’s no way you could know. She unintentionally did something wrong, it’s no one’s fault. It’s just a tragedy.

[@benmcreynolds8581]

There is literally no way to describe the lvl. of torture & suffering that Junko endured. The lvl. Of torment & depraved prolonged torture is almost unimaginable how a human was able to survive as long as she did.. Every heart could ache for her throughout the entire world and yet it wouldn't even come close to what horrendous acts happened to her and the amount of pain she felt over such a long period of time. It's unimaginable. (How did the parents of that house of those boys get away with all that happening in their house all that time)

[@thecrystalcrow]

In the 80s, we got DMSO from the vet for our horses' joint issues. When putting it on the horses, my parents found it helped the achy/arthritic hands doing the application - and that you would taste garlic. I was putting it on sports strains in HS.

[@cassandrarocha7369]

The Junko case always ruins my day. Not only because of what they did to her but because no justice was carried.

[@meredithgrubb4497]

I will never ever believe the boy's parents were not fully aware of what was happening to Junko. A detailed review of what specifically happened to her is so, so fucked up and I don't recommend anyone read it if very gruesome stuff effects u and stays with u because the details absolutely will. Every single person involved should have had the same done to them until death was achieved as justice. And even then, it won't ever make it right.

[@lunarequine7734]

Junko’s case breaks my heart every time I hear it. She deserved so much better and the legal system completely failed her. Rest easy Junko. 💔 Your story will never be forgotten.

[@Desonic310]

The producer of the 1995 film based on the Junko case met a retired police chief who revealed that around 30 people took part in the torture, the youngest being just 13 years old.

[@maxwellhatkow6209]

Junko story is the best possible argument for public execution

[@Sobernic1982]

The gross injustice for Junko still makes my blood boil!!

[@MsUndisclosedDesire]

Sometimes when I hear about the cases so outrageous like what happened to Junko, I start to think that the death penalty isn’t the answer, but it should be something like inflicting the same amount of pain to the aggressor for the same amount of time and after that time in prison. I know it’s not morally correct but I kinda feel it would teach much more than the capital punishment.

[@maumaz]

yeah imo revenge is not the answer normally but give me 10 minutes with one of these guysin the room...

[@zsoltbartus169]

Agreed, honestly. Lifetime in a cell, with food and everything? That's the times I wish supernatural were real and Junko - may she rest in peace - would've come back for them.

[@findingwhimsy]

Junko’s case kept me from sleep when I first learned of her case. It’s been years but I get so angry every time I remember that her murderers are still walking free and talking about her death with absolutely no remorse. Monsters, all of them.

[@littledreamerrem7021]

Junko's name is pronounced "June-ko," not "Junk-o." I love you, Cadaber, but it's tiring hearing so many people mispronouncing her name while covering her case.

[@cookiefenner3206]

It's like another indignity - the girl went through enough, at least have the decency to pronounce her name correctly.

[@littledreamerrem7021]

@cookiefenner3206 Absolutely. Especially with her name in particular... Unfortunately, most English-speakers will focus on the "Junk" part of her name first. I know I did before I became more familiar with Japanese pronounciation. Mispronouncing it will only further highlight the misunderstanding.

[@x77punk77x]

I think we just need to be somewhat more internationally oriented as far as geography, history, linguistics, culture. I was lucky enough to grow up in a foreign service family and I think that many Americans are missing out as far as lack of exposure & awareness of most of the world. It would be wonderful to see more international exchange and study abroad opportunities, even (especially?) prior to college/university.

[@littledreamerrem7021]

@x77punk77x 100%. My job has me working with kids from all around the world, and I've learned so much with just our brief interactions. University, too--I went from a high school with a primarily caucasian, upper-middle class student body to a state school hosting people from all over the world and from all different backgrounds. The shellshock was unreal. This has had the side effect of me becoming much more aware and irritated by the casual prejudice of my family and those around me. Seriously, everyone needs to step out of their circle sometimes. Even if you can't visit other countries physically, it's really not hard to interact with communities from other areas. Just do the bare minimum, people...

[@IconoclastX]

Thats how it is in english, thats how it will be pronounced in english.

[@KodatheYT]

I think it's pronounced like Juunko not Junk-O

[@Peachu_n_Goma_Home]

Pronounce like June Ko for English speakers

[@Siniein]

The way you respect victims of these awful situations really is refreshing. It's lovely to see.

[@helentepper3513]

Junko…this case has been covered so much and my god 😢😢😢😢😢 love from the U.K.

[@wemustkungfufite]

Man, I thought the story of Silvia Likens was literally the worst, most cruel story I've ever heard, but then you talked about Junko. At least in Silvia's story, the main perpetrator died from cancer. In this case though, the fact that justice was nowhere in sight made it all the worse. In both cases it goes to show how groups of like-minded people can be exponentially more cruel and dangerous than any one individual.

[@SinSwarm]

The harrowing tale of Junko Furuta is a chilling reminder of the depths of human cruelty. 'Cadaber' has masterfully detailed this tragic case, emphasizing the unimaginable horrors she faced. It's a stark reminder to always be vigilant and aware. 🖤 #JusticeForJunko

[@shtcoinmaxi1367]

Junko had a real warrior spirit unlike those cowards who tortured her.

[@j.nx._269]

junko’s case truly does haunt me, no matter how many cases i read about or hear about none of them stick with me the way this one does. i hope she’s resting at peace. there is no sentence given to those boys that would be true justice.

[@HellAintHalfFull]

Interesting how Junko was fascinated with a show called *Tonba.* This 1988 Japanese drama is about a rebellious young man who is trapped in a violent existence. The main character is a member of the Yakuza gang.

[@katherines2271]

This is the MOST heart breaking story I've ever heard. I had to pause the video twice to calm myself down. I can't properly find the words to describe how I truly feel about this, that poor poor girl.

[@thatbloomer5642]

This story is the reason why we need real life Punisher.

[@mason4966]

Junko had the smile of an absolute angel 🩷 I hope she is at peace

[@ally11202]

ive never wanted someone to just pass on so badly... junko's poor body kept fighting and fighting.

[@Boe-Temeraire]

Junko would’ve been old enough to be my mum had she lived. It’s heartbreaking for me to think about what she went through and the fact that I’ve lived to be a decade older than she was when she died. What she went through is one of the worst cases I’ve heard of.

[@naokisan07]

The sleepless nights I spent imagining all what this poor girl went through.

[@TJ-bn2cn]

I think most of us remember this case due to its horrific nature, but I would like to thank you for reminding us that this shouldn’t be forgotten and she shouldn’t be forgotten ❤. It’s so easy for people to say what they would do as parents or siblings, and judge others but they weren’t going through this. This is the most horrific, disgusting crime I’ve ever heard. The laws in this country are shocking and minors know that they can’t be found criminally responsible. RIP Junko. 🙏

[@zacharylucas3193]

Just an FYI… Junko is pronounced like “June-koh”- it’s my grandmother’s name

[@sohodholl]

I’m never going to be able to read the full details of what happened to Junko Furuta. Honestly, it already pisses me off so bad that all the boys involved, especially the main four, weren’t put to death. There’s no way I’d ever be able to hear the full extend of the torture with how unbelievably angry it already makes me without knowing them.

[@user-mn5du9te4j]

So Much Respect to this Channel for putting a Soul behind the Victims of these Cases...

[@philtkaswahl2124]

Ogura was the worst of them all, and from what I've read the apple didn't fall far from the tree if the reports about the mother vandalizing Junko's grave being his are true, because she had the audacity to blame Junko for "ruining" her son's life.

[@ObsceneLobster]

Amazing work brother. God, every time I hear about the case of Junko I jusg get filled with such violent, agonizing rage. Just hearing what that poor girl went through and the slap on the wrist the boys got. It just fills me with so much anger. I pray that there is an afterlife, so that she can live the rest of eternity in peace and those 4 can suffer for the cruelty they have committed.

[@pentakillrell]

it doesnt matter how many channels have talked about junko. it always, always sends chills down my spine

[@CJV69]

I don’t understand how parents can be scared by a 16-17 year old. One punch and he is sleeping.

[@paulyiustravelogue]

Well researched and well written episode as always. Having said that, the victim’s name is pronounced as “June-co” in Japanese rathe than “junk co”.

[@B1GJOHNSTUD]

anyone else want true justice for junko!!?

[@EzziiG]

The Junko case is the most horrific case I've ever heard. It literally gives me chills when hearing about it. Those mother fu*kers will burn in hell for what they did to that poor girl. May her soul rest in peace.

[@glizzymcguire4849]

That last part was actually really sweet. I appreciate the morbid KZbinrs for the humanity they bring to the stories.

[@stratosphere94]

I've heard all of these cases many times, but I enjoy the way you speak about cases. You put a lot of info in and get straight to the point.

[@usmansaleem9498]

Never been so early. What a nice way to start the day!

[@yukiefromoz2573]

Ju- pronounced Joo. Not as in junk. She is not junk-o.

[@josesoriano3323]

Finally ! One of the greats has come back! I appreciate you posting!

[@DomMazz]

Let's go!!! Nothing better than getting in the car for my work commute and seeing over an hour long upload from Cadaber!!! ❤

[@undeadmockingjay2000]

Junko's story is truly stomach wrenching and heart jerking😔

[@blurryperson2685]

The barrari deaths are so fascinating. I think something people let go under the rug is Lalits wife had a degree in sociology/athropology. I think a lot of this is more deliberate than people realize. One mans grab for power in a family with a power vacuum following the grandfathers death and manipulating everyone to make his own life easy.

[@aliyyahbeckman2453]

Junko is my roman empire. Ive thought about her probably once a week since i heard about her. That poor baby went through every woman's worst nightmare AND her killers got off unbelievably easy. It makes my skin crawl and my heart break

[@etheriaart2172]

love a cadaber video on a rainy day!

[@SkimoStories]

26 minutes of the video skipped I am not listening to the Junko story again that shit traumatized me. Anything but that one case in particular.

[@fourfurrypotatoes]

What happened to Junko was absolutely pure evil.

[@williamsthysteve5551]

YES!! just clocked in literally perfect timing for a video 🙏🙏

[@commanderinqueef]

I have watched several videos about Junko(pronounced like June-Co btw) and every time I hear one I tear up and my heart aches for her and her loved ones all over again. I don't know why I keep watching them, but I think it's mostly because I think she deserves to have her story heard over and over again to remind us of how incredibly strong her will to live was, she deserves to have tears shed from others in her honor, and to remind us to be as cautious as possible because there are some truly evil people living/walking amongst us. This is one of the best videos I've watched about Junko. There's another video about her case that I watched that included such horrificly graphic pics and details that it literally scarred me so much that I could only watch it that one time, so I'm very grateful that this video didn't take that route. You gave just enough info for me to know she suffered without it making me sick to my stomach(I'm not exaggerating....that other video was A LOT to take in!) Thank you for that and also for all the work you put into your craft. You've done an amazing job👏🏽

[@datrtzhush3734]

what compels people to commit these vile acts i will never understand, for each story like these i hear my appreciaton for all the kind people i know grows

[@ignorealiensorders666]

Junko never received justice 😢😞💔 may she be flying in glory and peace.

[@user-ru3ql6ji4p]

Great! Another Cadaber video. All I need on a foggy day...

[@daddiospaghettio5425]

As much as I’ve heard this case over and over again, it never fails to make me uneasy.

[@emptysoul8462]

being a woman in todays world is fucking terrifying, knowing what monsters are out there. Junko will forever live on in our hearts, even as a stranger, as an example of a purely innocent woman trying to live her life. it is sickening what happened to her.

[@minerva_rxqueen]

Youre one of my fav creators, your voice is soothing and i go to sleep to it all the time. Im currently off work from having surgery, and seeing this notification made my whole day!! Keep doing you dude!!!

[@MissMeggarz142]

Whoa I never get here right after you post. That is cool. Thank you so much for this. I didn't expect a video so quickly after you posted the other day. 🤗💜

[@Londonguy1987_]

Props for that awesome chemistry breakdown 👏👏 That was appreciated because that condition is complicated af. Thanks.

[@donwarwick3359]

Junko’s (June-ko) case and the toolbox killers case are the two cases I can’t ever sit through a full sitting cause it just emotionally hurts so much

[@donwarwick3359]

And I don’t even know the victims

[@angellopez-cd4uh]

1 hour long of cadaber is the best way to enjoy a rainy dayyy

[@Starwishpony]

Omg, I know right!!

[@momcat2223]

You've got rain? Can I borrow some? We've been at/over 100F for days w no rain for weeks. I love Texas, but this is nuts.

[@boazu]

as someone whos known about junkos case for years its still so hard to look at her pictures and know that she has no idea that she would suffer a horrific fate years later, apparently she had dreams of becoming an idol too, and i think she couldve had that dream come true if it wasn't for the perpetrators

[@limericky8548]

Assuming that the reason your 17 year old daughter has been missing is just because she may be with a boyfriend you didn't know about and that it's just some thing and no big deal at all speaks VOLUMES about you. Holy shit.

[@DelmiraVesna]

I never heard of the 2nd & 3rd case. How insane. And obviously, Junko's story is unbelievably heart-wrenching. It circulated when i was in uni in early 2000s and i think after it I started reading up true crime cases. Chilling that people can do this to others.

[@AveryCreates]

This entire video essay (is that an appropriate name for it?) was so incredibly well done. Your work has always reflected the large amount of effort you've put into it; and still you find ways to improve. To be more cohesive in your scripting, in sharing facts and making your points while retaining audience attention while not undersharing OR droning on for too long (which I'm sure you already know can be difficult to balance when discussing information-heavy topics). The editing is always well done and is just getting better too, although I don't know if that (and sound design) is YOU or a friend/contractor/etc (if it's someone else, good job!) I just wanted to drop the (well-earned and true) praise, in thanks for keeping me company while I pack boxes to move. Thank you! I've been here for a while and watching your channel steadily grow gives me second-hand pride.

[@Weeb_Destroyer]

It’s more of a documentary than a “essay”

[@mustbemeech]

That was a wholesome comment lol

[@killerz69]

My tolerance for gore has been very high, i just don’t get offended by it, but the only case that still makes me feels physically uncomfortable is that of Junko,

[@CarolineBearoline]

Ah, it's good to see your upload ❤

[@hallbjornthefirebreather8376]

Great job as always Cad! Still loving your videos after all this time. You did a beautiful job honoring Junko by making sure people know her story. Wendigoon did a video on the toxic woman that's really good too. All around great video homie

[@punithaannathurai8308]

Love your videos❤️❤️❤️

[@LesperenceVirkov]

Doing the same as they did to her wouldn't be enough of a punishment. I can't think of anything that would be equivalent but I promise if I'd ever gotten the chance I'd make them feel regret

[@josephoda]

Radiation poisoning. It's horrific and brutal to be shitting out your liquid organs. It's what they deserve.

[@user-kr1ou3mg9o]

30:24 I didn't know they had animal dispensary I thought just dispensary where you get yo green😂😂😂😂