Disturbing Deep Dives (Pt. 1)

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[@FranzJrob]

I love how he was so hesitant when asked if he did drugs but confidently told Howard in the first 10 seconds that he murdered over a dozen people

[@crafty_crumbs]

Many murderers have fragmented and compartmentalized moralities

[@JaKingScomez]

@@crafty_crumbs also cute face, the cats too

[@crafty_crumbs]

@@JaKingScomez my dad said I would grow up to be a murderer but I turned out ok

[@nikkoval8490]

@@crafty_crumbs exactly, deep down they know what they did was really wrong so they need at least some sort of buffer to justify it

[@ArkhamCookie]

@@nikkoval8490 not all of them

[@Cadaber]

Not the deep dices nooooo my worst fear just came true with the title having a typo 😭

[@a.st.r]

dude its too late

[@danielt.3240]

😂

[@Yadid1]

Is it at least a Nat20?

[@feelincrispy7053]

Guilty guilty guilty. Your sentence shall be compulsory posting of YT content for the rest of your days

[@t0xcn253]

At least we aren't on reddit where such transgressions are written in stone for all eternity,

[@LayZKimochi420BlazeIt]

Is it weird that i found the fact that stern made someone commit suicide more disturbing than the conversation with the killer

[@peytonkirk106]

Not wierd, some “prankster”

[@peachy_lili]

it was just an overdose, actually.. if that somehow makes you feel better. probably not.

[@registeredjopper]

@@peachy_lili she survived?

[@dinamitemaster]

It didn't sound to me like he 'made' her do anything

[@toasterowens8916]

@@dinamitemaster no shit Ioser

[@qwerty3611]

It makes me so sad to hear about the child actress who listened to berating calls on Sterns show, without anyone defending her, to her then commiting suicide the day after. I never heard about Matthew Falder, truly scary. But I'm impressed that they actually decided to track him down on the deep web and succeeding in take his anonymity away.

[@ShadeEmberi]

Someone said OK for her to go onto the show. Who would do that, he was awful

[@spammy1982]

There is a huge backstory as to how she ended up there at that interview. These trashy concert promoters brought her to Stern. Apparently theyt were keeping her extremely high intentionally and using her as a prop for radio interviews and promos. She didn't commit suicide, just overdose, and there was talk about LE going after the promoters for feeding her drugs. Cadaber could have done an hour on the Dana Plato story alone.

[@psal8715]

Dana was 34 at the time she died. Was still very tragic. Her son also took his life in 2010.

[@scottcantdance804]

Howard Stern is the biggest walking, talking stereotype I can think of. Perverse, degenerate, emotionally and mentally cruel, and there's actually a great article from the New York Post detailing how he is as a boss. Treating people like slaves, laying a huge number of people off from his company so that he could buy another mansion, etc. Truly a disgusting individual.

[@kingdingaling2469]

I didn’t realize She was on the Stern Show the day before That’s a trip. So sad. I remember it happening , She lived right here in Vegas But I didn’t ever know She went on Stern the day before and was treated like trash That’s F’d up. Stern’s a POS But She already knew this She was probably hoping it would help jump start Her career So F’d up. Sad.

[@AtrocityEquine01]

Two theories about the Stern interview: Either 'Clay' truly was a serial killer and went to Stern because he knew nobody would believe his story going to Stern, with Stern's history of trolling...or 'Clay' out-trolled _Stern_ with a story that made the radio's biggest asshole become scared. Seeing Stern, who's always acting like a smug piece of shit, actually beginning to realize who he's interviewing, is both scary and a bit karma inducing, considering Stern always tried to have some power over the people he interviewed/mocked/embarrassed.

[@ataridc]

He answered really quickly like he didn't have to dig far in his mind for the answers so it's either genuine, rehearsed or the guy is role-playing out some kind of fantasy he worked out all the details of in his head

[@jessicahanley5080]

Bababooie

[@nm7358]

I'm still leaning toward it being Russell Ellwood. Even if he had been arrested a few days before, someone could have smuggled a cell phone inside the jail.

[@anaisnintuition]

@@jessicahanley5080 omg that's so fucking funny !!!!!

[@JKM395]

Look into the case of the 'Storyville Slayer.' There is every chance that 'Clay' is the guy. It could all be crap, but I sort of doubt it at this point.

[@cpl.geckell6355]

Assuming the Stern call is real, there's a series of unsolved murders of sex workers in Baton Rouge between 96 and 2002 that might match up. The MO seems to fit, all the victims were either strangled or beaten to death etc.

[@custardgannet4836]

Pretty sure they were all strangled, none beaten with a hammer or blunt object from any reports I've seen

[@MediumDSpeaks]

Well it would go back way further and I hope doesn't continue to 2002, as he said he killed the first one when he was 16, the call happened in 1996 when he said he had killed 15 already, hadn't killed in nearly a full year, and he said he had kids, an ex-fiance, and other things that would make one think he's at minimum in his late 20s or more realistically his 30s. I hope he didn't end the lives of more women for at minimum 6 more years... Also he said he went to Mississippi for at least one murder, I'd guess he'd likely travel a lot for those murders

[@criminallyautistic8372]

I just came from Baton Rouge. I didn't know about that.🥶

[@6235river]

the MO doesn't fit. he claimed to kill his victims by bludgeoning them with a hammer, and none of the victims in baton rouge were killed in that fashion.

[@criminallyautistic8372]

@@6235river Well then I guess you've solved the mystery.🕵️‍♂️

[@Charlie_Loves]

Hearing a serial killer say he wouldn’t tattoo himself is just fascinating isn’t it?

[@ryloken3413]

It's because tattoos make you easy for the authorities to identify.

[@comedyman4896]

They were asking that to get him to identify himself.

[@erockstoenescu6171]

What is so fascinating about that? Only idiots get tattoos. No billionaires have them. Why do you think that is? 🤔

[@stevenhetzel6483]

Exceedingly easy to connect the dots there if you have 20+ IQ. He 'wouldn't do that to his own body', likely sees it as an unclean act. He kills women who make money doing unclean things to and with their own body. Some idiot is gonna imply I think this is okay so I'll get ahead of it and say I'm not.... I think Tattoos are fine.

[@joeyvillarreal761]

I like how he said he killed a rat once....subliminal message to stern

[@mayav927]

I'm a Penn State student right now. Cindy's story is not one that is forgotten. Especially in my criminology classes.

[@trumpetman2327]

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[@owenmosier2923]

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[@clatterslam]

@@owenmosier2923 Read the room, man

[@dougf9419]

Is Penn State a good school? What are you studying?

[@owenmosier2923]

@@clatterslam this ain’t even the worst of pennstate, some kid OD’d doing whip-it’s, and 90% sure he was hazed into doing it. His whole frat got sentenced.

[@RinLockhart]

Knowing Howard Stern insulted Selena's memory just... really made me upset. Then knowing a serial killer was so comfortable with himself to talk to the radio. And this is the first segment?? Damn, this video is brutal.

[@epstein_isnt_dead7726]

The Selena thing wasn't anything. She was just like Brandon Lee. A nobody who would have been forgotten if not for a tragic accident making them famous. Their only claim to fame is their carelessness. Acting like they were phenomenal people just because they were careless is pretty insane

[@skeleton599]

@@epstein_isnt_dead7726are you like, stupid? you don’t have to praise a person but insulting their memory when they’ve passed is insane, have you made any human contact in the past recent months? cuz god lee

[@jacquelinemendiola29]

😂😂🤣sure keep telling yourself that​@@epstein_isnt_dead7726

[@CatLady-be9tn]

Omg. Dude. You're everywhere. Epstein, everyone knows you're a troll. You have no soul.

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

Good lord I can’t believe they REDUCED Falder’s sentence. For crying out loud, he blackmailed someone into forcing themselves on a 4 year old! How the fuck did he even do that? 32 years was already too light of a sentence and they really lowered it to 25. Smh

[@desolate6955]

What the fuck

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

@@desolate6955 yeah exactly. How bad do you have to torment someone that they feel they have no choice but to….do THAT?

[@Bigjuicydumbdumb]

I think the legal system struck a deal with him as he produced "material" for Judges and politicians.

[@Dullsonic3]

Where did you hear that from?!

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

@@Dullsonic3 I researched him and the stuff he was charged for. A truly disgusting psycho.

[@jw2508]

I was a student at Penn State when Cindy Song went missing. I had a couple close friends who lived in the same apartment complex as Cindy. Her disappearence was obviously a big deal around campus. I clearly remember her missing posters around town for quite some time. I don't believe Selenksy was involved, but that's just the feeling I get from having followed this case fairly closely.

[@sunfish9341]

fascinating

[@nightsoul395]

@ J W yeah I don't think so either. her body was never found

[@megib901]

Omg there's another Penn State student talking about it right above this comment

[@lerdog]

I was gonna comment "how the hell does Stern still has a career?" but reading so many people here defending him answered my question.

[@Menlover42]

Concerning at best 😂

[@kathrineici9811]

From my gen z perspective he’s a nobody who threw a tantrum because Joe Rogan is more successful than he is.

[@cdes1776]

It takes a certain kind of person to appreciate Stern. He says the things they want to say and they vicariously get their jollies. 🙄

[@kaeteaux]

The mother of one of my good friends growing up may have been murdered by “Clay” in either 1999 or 2000. She was walking down a street in the Baton Rouge area. Though she wasn’t a sex worker, it was a rough neighborhood. Just like the caller said, a hammer was used to murder her. We knew there were at least two serial killers in this area at the time. Derrick Todd Lee (caught in 2003) and Sean Vincent Gillis (caught in 2004). Some think Gillis murdered her, as a lot of his victims were picked up in this same area. We also have the Jennings serial killer from the more western part of the state. Everyone knows that there are a lot of cover-ups involved with that one, from the police to a few elected officials. The police are said to know who it is and because of his ties to them, there is no chance it will ever officially be solved. The BRPD, NOPD, and LSP say they know of a few active serial killers in southern Louisiana. Sadly, there isn’t much effort put into finding them until they kill someone deemed worthy of deserving justice.

[@erreve1120]

I live in southern Louisiana and almost had my apartment broken into by someone with a large weapon in his hand. I didn’t know we had active serial killers down here. I called police and they came by after he quit banging on my door, said there wasn’t anything they could do. The creep was staring at me through my window blinds, I had just moved in and didn’t put curtains up yet.

[@erreve1120]

Also sorry to hear about your loss. My great aunt and uncle were tied up and set on fire, then robbed and killed, north of the lake. They caught the guy shortly after thankfully. Got me interested in true crime.

[@hardcoreholly1161]

Stop saying sex worker. They are prostitutes

[@TrineDaely]

I'm sorry for your loss, hon. I was driving through LA back when that happened and got pulled over. My (now ex) husband pulled in behind the cop to find out why I was pulled. Cop waved me off, never told either of us why I was pulled. I had my baby with me and knew how vulnerable I would be like that. That was before any of those cases was solved and I've long wondered if he was using his job to look for victims or wanted to warn me about what was going on. He pulled me coming off 8 Mile Bridge (not sure if that's the actual name) eastbound on I-10.

[@TrineDaely]

@@erreve1120 I'm sorry for your loss, and your own situation sounds terrifying. I hope you also got into self-defense and active and passive ways to secure your home, car, and person.

[@alainaclark1109]

Clay won’t respond to the female host and keeps saying Howard at the end very telling

[@tylerdurden4618]

That's a great point

[@visassess8607]

What's telling about that?

[@registeredjopper]

@@visassess8607 He hates women, and lacks respect for them. He would be incapable of interacting with one normally, so him continually ignoring her is not only a way to look down on her and make it known, and to attempt to exert some type of power over her; it’s expected behaviour for someone with that psychopathology anyway

[@dolly8596]

@@visassess8607 he probably doesn’t respect women, hence 1. Killing them and 2. Ignoring the female host

[@justincook4460]

But he does respond?

[@WobblesandBean]

"Falder appealed against his sentence. On 16 October 2018, the Court of Appeal reduced the term of imprisonment to 25 years, with an extended licence of 8 years." The UK justice system is a joke. I will never understand why they continually give light sentences to the most horrific, inhuman monsters.

[@Elizabeth-nt7uq]

Because its fun to watch the bodies pile up!

[@nickyblue4866]

The uk is a joke

[@nyanyania]

yooo the uk twinning with wisconsin

[@labtec514]

He's a registered sex offender, assuming he survives his custodial sentence he has to spend the rest of his life now hoping that no one finds out and kills him and living another 50 years being paranoid sounds worse than being locked up to me.

[@Kittttydotcom]

@@labtec514 Theres plenty of sex offenders living casually without anyone knowing and probably get away with their usual stuff. I'd rather they rot in iso cell

[@ktcooki276]

I definitely believe the Stern caller! He tries to hold back some information! If he was a crwnk, he'd have fed them EVERYTHING they baited for!

[@kruksog]

The way he paused after some questions (I assume to ponder how identifying the information was) as well as the maintained flat affect definitely makes me agree.

[@brettvv7475]

Yeah, dude was 100% legit.

[@christinescult]

I agree..the tone he had.. creepy

[@laescalera747]

i agree as well… trollers would just blurt out an answer, he took time to think

[@evanw7878]

@@kruksog y’all are so gullible lmfao

[@willowgritzmaker409]

Real ones remember when he still called these Deep Dices

[@Of_Neptune]

I thought I was tripping, thank you for this comment.

[@honeyjam3238]

long live the era of dices ⚅😔🙏🏼

[@MothraBlues]

Oh no - duzzat mean I'M not real??? (Pinches self - calls 4 cat, who responds) Phew! I AM real (just not a "Real One" - sniffle)... LoL? 😇

[@Asevre]

I was so confused LMFAO

[@Nick-eh8ef]

thank god im not trippin

[@emv8869]

Howard Stern is such a creep

[@aurea.]

Legit. I was only a kid, but I regret watching that talent show he was a judge on. I wonder if he has any trouble sleeping at night.

[@emv8869]

@@aurea. probably not since he is a creep

[@aurea.]

@@emv8869 You're probably right

[@howdareyouexist]

Stern is a legend while you're just a nobody lmao

[@MetalMinxtress]

🙄

[@emilydavis162]

Without going into detail, I think Falder’s youngest victim was technically only 4 years old, although he obviously didn’t blackmail the child, he did make an older victim turn the 4 year old into a victim.

[@cinnababy6331]

I’m terrified to know what that means.

[@SchizoShack]

@@cinnababy6331 he forced one of his older victims to commit the act on the little kid so he wouldn't be involved, at least this is what this guy thinks

[@molderboat]

@@SchizoShack it's true I researched it a bit after the video to see what all he did

[@lowercase21]

How can u make someone do something on the internet?

[@Macachee]

_Technically_ 4 years old?

[@billgreen6144]

I was a huge Stern fan in the mid-90s. Once Jackie and Billy left I realized they were the reason the show was any good in the first place. Can't believe he's even still a thing.

[@KellyeR1970]

I agree

[@jobieheiser443]

He has actually matured a lot and his more recent interview have actually been really good/funny. He also has much better guests now, its not just strippers trying to catch hotdogs in their mouth while topless to raise money for their boobjob lmao

[@peachy_lili]

@@KellyeR1970 …(sees "Antichrist for Dummies in Kellye's playlists) holy shit girl get some help

[@notjimmystewart]

Artie was great

[@JeanPaulBeaubier]

I think around the time he was judging for X-Factor or whichever show it was, Stern sort of rebranded himself as a nicer guy who had learned his lesson and matured.... Although I think lately he's started to fall back on his old ways again

[@pineapplewatermelons900]

PERFECT TIMING! I needed something to listen to while painting... you never fail to impress me

[@TyphlosionGirl]

Dang what a coincidence, me too!

[@onbearfeet]

Sewing for me! (Painting is later.)

[@one.2622]

Cringey

[@temp_unknown]

@@one.2622 Only thing cringey is not having a hobby.

[@anonymousx957]

Drawing on my end!!

[@ericrios-guzman2177]

The one about Cindy absolutely hits home, I just graduated from Penn State and I know the club she went to and probably know the convenience store she went to. State College is littered with cops on holidays like Halloween since it’s a college town, and there’s absolutely no way they thought she was a prostitute. Ridiculous as I’ve seen and experienced what she experienced while in college. Very sad

[@justicebeske5704]

Part of the thing is that violence against sex workers is often unreported or ignored, so it's easier to get away with killing them unnoticed than other people. It probably will be found eventually, but it would surprise me if he could kill quite a few of them and even have to call in before someone noticed.

[@Movs.]

It shouldn't surprise you. These guys are everywhere.

[@casperplaysgames_9459]

Wait so let me get this right, Howard Stern essentially expedited a young women's suicide and he still had a career??

[@reelillusionl123]

Celebs get away with anything. Ricky martin just had no charges against him for having a certain kind of relationship with his own nephew.

[@flipnap2112]

@@reelillusionl123 no, just celebs of the democrat political party, or left of political spectrum.

[@porahaa]

Apparently she took an overdose, so technically he wouldn’t have been directly responsible for her death, unfortunately. It’s still sickening what he did to her

[@amburn-left]

@@flipnap2112 bro there are endless examples of right wing politicians and celebs doing shit and not getting in trouble. Don't be dense.

[@flipnap2112]

@@amburn-left ill take a few examples if you have em, just make sure theyre in the same ballpark here. go ahead

[@1.800zZzZzZz]

I’m extremely fascinated by the whole “Clay the Killer” situation with Howard Stern. From what I know, no new information has come out about who Clay is, if his claims were true and really any general information around the whole exchange. It’s very interesting and I wanna see SOME kind of closure. It’s a literal rabbit-hole

[@victoriarojo4275]

Clay's real identity is Rodney Alcala. The Dating Game Killer. He called Howard Stern for the same reason he appeared on the game show. He craved attention and wanted to feel superior. As all narcissistic personalities do.

[@finsta4979]

@@victoriarojo4275 source?

[@victoriarojo4275]

@@finsta4979 Profile fits Alcala. Also if you care to dive into the research, he was also active in the New Orleans area. If you compare the voice of "Clay" to numerous recordings of Alcalas voice, it also matches perfectly. His description of his crimes are also consistent with Alcalas. I'm not sure if the FBI ever confirmed it officially, I can't find an official record of them ever addressing it.

[@CANDYBREAKER3000]

@@victoriarojo4275 isn't that impossible though since Alcala was active in the 70s and Clay called in in the 90s?

[@veezopolis]

​@@victoriarojo4275COMPLETELY different people. Hell you don't even have the decade right

[@bostonsandatot4948]

The Howard Stern clip is just so surreally gross, the way they chuckle. I didn't know that about Dana Plato, so awful.

[@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368]

She was mentally ill. What possessed her to do a Howard Stern interview in that fragile state? Clearly she had no one around her looking out for her interests or her personal safety. Her family should be ashamed.

[@Theye101499]

@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 hmm. What possessed a mentally ill woman with addiction issues to do a paying gig? Money maybe? Also she's an adult, and her family can't stop her from working if she chooses to.

[@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult]

@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 wtf bro, have some empathy.

[@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368]

@@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult Say that to her family. They're the ones who abandoned her in her time of need.

[@Psyfi85]

didn’t realize Stern had a ‘hand’ in her demise. I lived a mile or two up the road from where she died.

[@Tyno7298]

Congrats on 200k Cadaber! Love your content!

[@WobblesandBean]

Yup...Howard Stern truly is the worst person. Not surprised by any of this.

[@mr.onethirtyeight5088]

I used to listen to him when he was the morning radio show in NY as a kid but I hear nowadays he just constantly apologizes for his views back then. What a joke

[@thisisntanoption702]

especially as he gets older. he was so legitimately pissed off that one of his workers was retiring and was guilt tripping the guy to keep working until he dies.

[@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368]

Yeah he's basically an edgelord troll before the internet.

[@mattstiglic]

@Nick except that now he holds water for the woke mob and the corporate press. Back in the day, legendary. Now? Fuckboy.

[@himbo2335]

@Nick his not giving a shit lead to a person killing herself

[@TayePurks]

It’s scary how many men say “well I only killed her because she’s a prostitute” like that’s any reason to kill somebody??? I also don’t understand why some men feel like being a prostitute is the lowest job in the world WHILE PAYING FOR THEIR SERVICES??? Such hypocrites!

[@mermer2811]

Not like murderers to be hypocrites

[@みょん-b2p]

It's scary when people say "like that's any reason to kill somebody?" about anything. Because this phrase implies that, for the person speaking, there actually *are* reasons justifying murdering someone. Oof Ps. Male prostitutes exist

[@TayePurks]

@@みょん-b2p you took my comment and assumed a lot. What does male prostitutes even have to do with anything? I know they exist but they weren’t the topic discussed nor are the ones being murdered by the hundreds every year! Also just because someone misspoke doesn’t give you the room for your imagination to go wild. However I do think there’s reason to murder. NOT MANY. But there is reason. For example; if someone found out a person has been sexually assaulting their child for years… to me that’s reason to murder. I know what the law says legally, however morally for ME… pedophiles don’t deserve the gift of life.

[@みょん-b2p]

@@TayePurks Hm, I see. It's just that your comment seemed way too agressive and "anti men", accusing most men of being ok with killing prostitutes, so I couldn't hold irony. English isn't my 1st language though, sorry. I didn't meant to offend you in any way I think prejudice towards "taboo" workers is due to this kind of things still remaining, well, taboo in our society, being illegal in most countries. I believe that underprotected marginal groups (prostitutes, drug addicts, homeless) usually get targeted by mass murderers because of that: it's easier to get away. Not because "men" have "hatred" towards prostitutes, even if perps use such rethoric (to somehow morally justify their crime probably?)

[@saibah1956]

@@みょん-b2p a lot of data shows otherwise. People who frequent prostitutes are usually hateful & insane themselves

[@TwilightPrincessFR]

When you can't sleep but find Cadaber had a new video in yo push notifications. I really missed more videos with mystery content like this, so thank you! You have the best voice to tell eerie stories 👏🏾keep it up! Always here, Your fan in Norway

[@dankone3]

Are those your eyes in your banner thing…? If so 😍😍😍

[@TwilightPrincessFR]

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[@TwilightPrincessFR]

@@dlog Oh wow, thank you so much for your message 😅👏🏾 i smiled! You clearly know some things and some stuff, most people think my name is directly inspired from the Twilight saga. The movies were OK btw, not something i chose to rewatch 🤔ever

[@lucielchoi6155]

Falder deserves to be in prison for the rest of his life. He's done so many things my ex boyfriend has done and he's sick. I hope all of the victims are able to heal the best they possibly can.

[@registeredjopper]

Is your ex in jail?

[@stickyrecordz7996]

How are they victims ? Its the internet people can just turn off the device being used to harrass you things like this only happen if you let it happen

[@fr1wn642]

@@stickyrecordz7996 he had blackmail??? obviously he’s going to release that shit if they don’t comply?

[@Seinsmelled]

@@fr1wn642 how bad was the blackmail 💀💀💀

[@whiteydiamond]

This isn't about you lol

[@Brade]

Came here to see how disturbingly deep dice could get, got serial killers instead...

[@kruksog]

I've never heard the Cindy Song story. Really fucking sad. I want the story to be covered in more places (true crime podcasts like Last Podcast on the Left, My Favorite Murder, etc, come to mind) to get the story out there. Maybe someone has information they don't realize the importance of.

[@mayav927]

Same. I go to Penn State. It feels like her story ends whhere the city limits do. No one out of this area knows about it

[@Habitual.Violator]

Last podcast on the left they don’t do unsolved murder cases

[@ScottyRules33]

It's hard to determine whether the Stern caller was genuine or it was well acted. Personally, I think it was genuine because the caller Clay, remained calm and didn't seem nervous. He knew specific details and never show remorse for his crimes. Also, the call to Howard Stern's show may have been his only way to confessing his sins, without actually paying the price.

[@vyt3nis]

It didn’t sound to me like confessing sins so much as taking credit. It’s want of recognition and another chance to make a play for power that would’ve made him call. That’s the exact opposite of confessing sin.

[@ScottyRules33]

@@vyt3nis It's an avenue for someone guilty of something to confess their sins anonymously.

[@disembodiednarrator]

@@ScottyRules33 I thought therapists aren’t allowed to tell the police anything unless the reason the person is there is because of the police/court, or is that only in the movies?

[@scallopohare9431]

@@disembodiednarrator It might vary by jurisdiction, but I am pretty sure that therapists are required to report patients who are outright threatening others. This would have been after a patient told his therapist that he was going to kill.

[@byggrynsgroet]

this was a great video, cant wait for the 37 other stories youve got planned out for us! :D

[@HunterJarvis]

Howard used to have this frequent caller named Bigfoot and he lived in my city for the longest time. Howard would exploit him and even tricked him into having recorded phone s*X one time and it was so sad to see him walk the streets all messy and stuff. You’d think Howard would have maybe done something to help the guy but he never did. Last year he was accused of setting his house on fire so he isn’t doing much better as of recent but I never see him walking around anymore :(

[@amp4105]

omg ur so pretty

[@lepotatoes]

@@amp4105 so out of everything they said, that’s all you have to offer 😖

[@stephanusbuys8051]

@@amp4105 Fukin Simp

[@jobdylan5782]

@@lepotatoes would you rather he called her ugly?

[@lepotatoes]

@@jobdylan5782 It was a little vapid considering how much she put into her comment 😵‍💫

[@AidenRKrone]

The fact that you feel the need to self-censor on KZbin is ridiculous. Talking about these kinds of things in a respectful and mature way shouldn't be grounds for punishment by KZbin's overlords.

[@FrenkTheJoy]

It's ridiculous that content not aimed at children has to tiptoe around using words that they can say on daytime television, but content that IS aimed at children can include cooking tips that WILL injure you or are otherwise not appropriate for minors (s/o "making flavored vodka at home" and cooking eggs in a microwave from troom troom/5-second crafts/whatever the fuck channel)

[@staxsonsuntoast1639]

I thought he was just trying to not trigger anyone who would be triggerd by it but yeah damn them overlords!

[@megib901]

It is ridiculous but I also thought it was a personal choice in this particular video as some of Falder's crimes are just so awful.

[@barrysoetoro3159]

The Clay interview is far from the most disturbing thing to happen on the Stern show. Personally, the guy who taxidermied his daughter ( allegedly ) was beyond creepy. He claimed to transport her in a suitcase. They were taking bets in the studio on whether it was real or fake. Either way, it was super creepy.

[@kirstywright5228]

I personally can't stand his blatant sexual harassment and bullying of Anna Nicole Smith.

[@mememe217]

Wait…. What???? Was this another caller that called in to sterns show?

[@Phoeberuthless]

That was clearly fake

[@matcha6710]

Most of those are fake, the one in the video being a rare example of one of them that wasn't.

[@dash5573]

@@kirstywright5228omg I just looked that up that made me cringe so hard actually disgusting behavior, officially fuck Howard stern

[@ripleyandweeds1288]

To Howard Stern's _miniscule_ credit, I don't think anybody would expect a person going on live radio, especially his radio show, and talking about killing people to be legit. Mainly because back then nobody was that fucking stupid.

[@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368]

Yes, people are that stupid.

[@joshpointoh]

The guy wanted attention for it, and he got it with no consequences.

[@SallyBerry9]

Ehhhh…. I mean, BTK got caught because he sent a floppy disk to the police. And the ‘Weepy-voice’ killer called people to tell them about his crimes using the line ‘Don’t talk just listen’. Killers have always been that fucking stupid

[@NoName-ym1ls]

@@SallyBerry9 BTK is even more stupid than you give him credit for, because he _asked the police_ if they would be able to trace a floppy disk back to him if he sent it in. They said no, and he sent it in, and then of course they traced it back to him.

[@SallyBerry9]

@@NoName-ym1ls oh god I forgot about him asking them. That Ego of his really rotted out any critical thought process…

[@francelleduplessis5965]

The Clay story is fucking creepy

[@TheRealSantaGaming]

Look up Roach vs. Stern for a crazy story. Not creepy like this but it’s still nuts

[@negative74]

Stern has always been an incredible troll. What really creeped me out about this story was how Howard's demeanor changed during the call. You could tell that something was different. And I like how he would ask him things trying to get information about his appearance like are you a big fat ass or are you in good shape Do you have tattoos blah blah blah. I had heard of this story but I did not know that the FBI went to the studio. That is some wild shit

[@STOPSYPHER]

@@TheRealSantaGaming that’s still pretty crazy, wtf. I thought he was a pos before

[@jackiehxck908]

YESSS THANK YOU NOW I GOT A VIDEO TO WATCH WHEN I EAT MY BREAKFAST IN THE MORNING. you make great videos man keep it up there isnt many channels like you

[@hiroshimiya2728]

Good morning.

[@kenjaminrar]

I can't believe I've never heard of any of these stories! Well documented, Cadaber. That's definitely my quota of disturbing stuff filled for today.

[@stephanieb5120]

Central PA has some of the most haunting disappearances/murders. In addition to Cindy Song, there’s also Ray Gricar, Betsy Aardsma, Dana Bailey, Rachel Taylor etc

[@LonelyStardefender]

you caught my attention,please elaborate on one of em my lord,I'll pay you 12 schmekls for ot

[@t.g.9782]

BOY IN BOX . PHILADELPHIA 1950s

[@nolo3]

So glad I found this channel tonight. This is excellent work.

[@icegiant1000]

When people start burying dozens of bodies in their yard, things get out of hand. John Wayne Gacy had dozens of dead bodies buried on his property, however there were still a few bodies they could not find. Same thing could have happened, maybe he buried her somewhere else, after all, unless you have a map of where you buried everyone, there is a good chance that you will hit another corpse digging around, so why not dump her someplace else new. Super sad.

[@nrgbunni.]

Also he .was probably running out of room for More bodies

[@Psyfi85]

@@nrgbunni.he did run out of room. No question that house was haunted

[@williamhild1793]

A great video, of course. But one other note---you have a very pleasant voice to listen to. You are very well spoken, and speak clearly, slowly, and concisely. Those are hallmarks of great speakers. Fine job, Cadaber!

[@maggiedk]

I really appreciate how you presented the last story. I kept listening even though some of the mentioned triggers were relevant to me, but the fact that you didn't sensationalize any of the things that were done and didn't go into detail made it so that I wasn't bothered by the story anyway (other than just feeling bad for the victims). I have so much respect for the fact that you brought it around to uplifting the victims in the end, too. Excited to see what else you have planned for this series!

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

Just a fun fact in reference to your sponsor- you mentioned a scent called “Lethe”. You and your viewers (obviously me included) would probably find it cool that Lethe is one of the rivers in the underworld, like the Styx. Thanks for another great video, mate!

[@peachy_lili]

doesn't it also have something to do with memory? :) I wonder if the cologne makes you memorable or forgettable lmao

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

@@peachy_lili As far as I remember, you’re correct- it erases your memory and puts you to sleep, I think. Or just one or the other-

[@peachy_lili]

@@tunguskalumberjack9987 as someone on a 3 day insomnia streak right now... know where I can get some? lol.

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

@@peachy_lili I wish I did! If I can get my hands on some, I’ll split it with you 😆

[@thornor85]

Amazing work! Very excited for this series.

[@schmikemilok]

So so happy to have seen you go from a hidden gem of a channel to getting the notoriety you deserve, always love the videos ♥️

[@juliana.x0x0]

That was fantastic. I've heard the Howard stern one but enjoyed hearing it again, these were all thoroughly interesting and engrossing, 10/10.

[@kaleacopeland4886]

I can like the video before watching it all because I know it will be a fantastic video. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@WobblesandBean]

22:00 This is why women are afraid. NO ONE stepped in to help that poor girl, whoever she was. They just stood by and watched as he abducted her.

[@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368]

Go to China. No one steps in to help. Why? Because a) there are criminals who use that angle to scam others and b) the criminal "justice" system in China is just as likely to blame a good Samaritan as they are the perpetrator in the name of police expediency in looking to solve a crime. So people stay away. And in the US, where levels of violence are way outside the norm for an industrialized society, I can fully understand why bystanders would not want to get involved. A divided society, apathy, fear of the unknown, and an instinct for self-preservation all outweigh a desire to help your fellow man.

[@N.i.g.h.t.m.a.r.e.z]

The world itself is evil nobody cares about one or another

[@mercedesslaughter5862]

Yeah, it's sad. It's called the bystander effect

[@weeshirley5934]

This was so well made, thank you. “Clay” was undoubtedly the real deal… strange that no details were ever released as to his capture…

[@Strype13]

Why would the caller's calm demeanor when being insulted prove that it was a hoax? If this guy actually killed 12 people, there's a good chance he's a psychopath. Most psychopaths do not feel, or at the very least, respond with the same kind of emotion we would consider typical. I'm not suggesting it isn't worth considering at all, I just wouldn't be so quick to use his awkward behavior to jump to such definitive conclusions.

[@Nekris421]

Not necessarily, even if they are emotionally dead, they are absolutely narcissistic and blatant public blows to their fragile egos would almost surely elicit a response, likely a more extreme one than... Well... Pretty much anything else. They're not known for their anger management skills either, even if it makes more sense or is more strategic to conceal it at the time, they will still erupt. Perfect example is Ted Bundy's trial, with the whole "TELL THE JURY THAT THEY WERE WRONG!!" after the verdict was read... Some jurors stated that once they saw the monster in him release like that, it was the first time in the whole trial that removed all doubt of his guilt and capability of his horrific crimes... All this said, for a handful of reasons I believe Clay was entirely real... From the nonchalance, the plausibility of being unnoticed since his victim pool were all members of the "less-dead," to use a term the police coined to describe murdered homeless people, drug addicts and prostitutes, people who they consider less than human, almost deserving of their fate and therefore not even worth investigating fully instead taking a "good riddance" mentality. Lastly, and I know this is in no way conclusive, but between the statistics on numbers of serial killers likely operating in each US state at any given time uncaught, but more specifically the way he spoke having a A LOT of similarities that I can't quite put my finger on to other serial killers I've heard speak of their crimes... It's not just the monotone, the composure, casual and flippant talk about human life, but lack of insight into one's own compulsions that seems consistent with it being true, but something also beyond all this that evades me. Perhaps one of yall can help me out there.

[@TabascoSour]

Psychopaths do feel anger. In fact they feel many emotions. Sociopaths feel even less emotion but they do feel primitive emotions like rage and frustration. If he was a sociopath then the things stern said probably wouldn’t have bothered him much.

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

Honestly his casual, indifferent demeanor makes it seem even more real and scary to me

[@panonymousbloom5405]

@@TabascoSour In fact, psychopaths and narcissists have overlapping symptoms so chances are, if he was one, he would be easier to anger than an average person. Poor self-control is literally in the criteria. I wish people would stop seeing psychopaths as some sort of emotionless geniuses. More often than not, it's the opposite of that.

[@howdareyouexist]

wrong, they just dont empathize or sympathize with other people. they feel for themselves

[@chaotic.content]

the Cindy Song case haunts me, thank you for covering it.

[@matishav.1.849]

So glad you stick to true crime content and stay away from ARGs as a topic. Great video.

[@stunnaanat]

fr

[@shawnj1679]

I hope Mathew Falder knows that people will anxiously be waiting for his release , and I am sure his fellow inmates who don't like men who victimize 14 year old children are having a lot of fun with Mathew, and he'll be lucky if he survives outside of Protective custody.

[@MadameCirce]

In regards to the Howard Stern call, I have always felt Stern and others on the show weren't behind it. I think the call was real. Whether or not the caller was just screwing around or confessing though? Now that's another question.

[@pelicanine]

I'm not sure why Stern would be in on it... I don't know much about his show, but I'm assuming the whole appeal of his show is the people calling in with wacky stories or situations or whatever... I don't think stern NEEDS to orchestrate somethjng like this. Although that doesn't mean that the caller is telling the truth...

[@visassess8607]

@@pelicanine Maybe it could just be for publicity. "A serial killer called into the show! You better watch it to not miss out on anything crazy like that in the future"

[@pelicanine]

@@visassess8607 that's a very good point!!

[@benmcreynolds8581]

The fact that Howard Stern was just 1 aspect of an entire era of 90s, early 2000s culture just goes to show that Us who grew up in that era, lived in such vastly different times compared to today's kids.

[@SECONDQUEST]

Yeah. I'm happy for them I think?

[@H.Liddell]

Yeah it was & it was great!

[@Theye101499]

@@H.Liddell ahh yes back when berating a mentally ill woman on the radio until she offs herself and Johnny Knoxville putting firecrackers in his ass were a normal Saturday night. I feel like blind admiration for the past is dangerous and it's fine to acknowledge some things were shit.

[@ricklepick7317]

@@Theye101499 honestly yes that was great and also there was no people like you

[@lainiwakura1776]

@@Theye101499 You act as if Johnny Knoxville ever stopped, as Jackass Forever shows.

[@queenanarchy666]

matthew is a perfect example on how parents need to monitor where their kids go on the internet and need to let their children know they can come to them with anything, the youngest was 14???? stop letting our kids raise themselves online!!!! damn!

[@ACare15]

As always, ANOTHER milestone in mild entertainment! I found this compilation very interesting and look forward to more. Keep up the good work! One more thing: I like the sources in Pastebin!

[@taylor22222222]

I was curious about the Dana Plato interview with Howard Stern so I looked it up.. wow what a tragedy 😳 I mean, I listen to Stern from time to time, I know what he's about, but this another level entirely. I'm having a hard time processing the emotional abuse.. a scripted one (on their end) at that! 😞

[@dannylamb456]

Especially how Stern ended up being an edgy cuck to the mainstream. Highly amusing to watch.

[@nicolewoodall4928]

Thank you for such a thoughtful message at the end of the video💗 sometimes its just nice to hear those things.

[@MS-37]

I’m always amazed when their is a story I haven’t heard about. The last two are new to me. Great video man👍🏻

[@ankokunokayoubi]

Falder sounds like he's 'the devil in flesh' himself; luring and trapping someone to do horrible things for his own satisfaction, and left them desolate and desperate, mentally damaged in the end.

[@allhaildrewcifer9541]

Dude I LOVE your channel.Great stuff. DEF A FAN!!!!!!

[@BuenButter6211]

Matthew getting just 25 years and the justice system actually going "yeah, that's good enough, hey guys we won!!!" it's the most horrifying thing to me

[@gandalf_thegrey]

Nobody is doing that. Punishments are predefined by law. There is a possible lowest and highest sentence. And the people working the cases can't change that. And yes. Every guilty person behind bars IS a win. And if it's just for 5 minutes.

[@andrews9466]

here in new zealand a sentence for murder is from 12 to 18 years

[@mariec3527]

He also should have no internet access of any kind ever

[@aylamiller5752]

How does he not have more subscribers?! I love your narration voice, and you cover stories that aren’t very well known it’s awesome. Thank you for your work!

[@louis9116]

Literally the only channel I'm subscribed to and have my bell icon. You are so underrated man

[@hidden7249]

i wonder if Matthews case inspired the "shut up and dance" black mirror episode

[@scoutkbartholomew722]

Nice, I was wondering the same thing but couldn't think of the title.

[@elirollins1547]

9:23 “Well I’ve told a couple of women Howard but uh- haha” BROOOO

[@CypressJuice]

"You can't interrogate a corpse" Pope Steven VI : "wanna bet? Bring me Pope Formosus' corpse real quick...."

[@thatguynexus5935]

You mean, pope thrombosis.

[@SulkingOmen]

CADABER YOU ARE AN INSPIRATION. Seriously, you're the reason this channel exists. The amount of work you put into these is palpable. I only hope that someday we can work together once I get this damn thing off the ground. Don't ever stop!

[@meghanyoung3273]

Just came across your channel. Its true, they block the internet from the really terrible cases. REALLY like your style! Keep it up.

[@awkward567]

Matthew Falder has that haircut that rubber clown wigs have.

[@definitelyjustcj4148]

It was a known fact that Dana was off of drug use for a very long time but after the interview she went home took a bunch of Valium and just ended it alone in her house.

[@wolfetteplays8894]

“Disturbing deep dices” OMEGA THONK 🎲

[@1232catfish]

I love your content but I fall asleep to these videos a lot because your voice is relaxing and the outro music always wakes me up lol

[@Loooogooog]

I love just a couple minutes from Penn state, it's seen as a very safe place around here where virtually nothing bad happens (it's seen as a very sheltered place by surrounding areas which suffer from high rates of poverty) but this just goes to show that nowhere is truly safe. When going out it's absolutely okay to have fun and let go but never leave your guard down, walk in groups, carry pepper spray, if dropping friends off make sure they actually make it inside and text them to make sure everything is okay, carry pepper spray, learn how to defend yourself, if someone feels even slightly suspicious find a group and let them know the situation they will 100% of the time understand and make sure you're okay. Even in places that seem like a utopia bad things can happen

[@AABB-bm9kk]

The Plato incident is the one of Stern’s I am most bothered by 🤔✌️

[@iminyourhousebro]

Dude definitely wasn't lying

[@brettvv7475]

Right? Those pauses to consider how incriminating his answers would be sounded seriously legit.

[@loopooillohg]

the fact the son ended up commiting suicide after losing his mother makes me feel like howard has both of their blood on his hands in some ways. i dont think he should be criminally charged of course as it is not his 'fault' per se but at the same time getting her on deliberately just to be horrible to her when you clearly would understand she was not mentally stable just shows how much of a degenerate he is. he genuinely does not give a fuck about it either, i think i heard him speak about it once and he just sounded disrespectful and unapologetic, it was disgusting.

[@loopooillohg]

​@@iminyourhousebro the plato incident is not the call talked about in this video. it is the actor who ended up committing suicide after being on the show due to the harassment.

[@loopooillohg]

@@brettvv7475 the plato incident is not the call talked about in this video. it is the actor who ended up committing suicide after being on the show due to the harassment.

[@edwardb3379]

I remember reading the wikipedia of Matthew Falder. It's so sad that he only got 25 years considering the crimes he committed.

[@dceeseven3339]

I’m SO hyped for this

[@Toomanywatchl8rvideos]

I just came across your channel and every video gives me chills! Your narration is so good!!! You’re my favorite!!!

[@jasbdmsb]

13:48 At some point it was mentioned that Stern didn’t get a rise out of “Clay” but I don’t think that’s true. When Stern asks him if he has any tattoos the guy says that he doesn’t have any and says something along the lines of “I wouldn’t do that to myself.” It seems as though he was disgusted by the thought of having a tattoo anywhere on his body but Stern and the narrator seemed to miss this subtle detail. I wonder what else was missed during the conversation that a psychologist might know more about.

[@audreymuzingo933]

My Halloween costume was a Playboy Bunny, at like 11 or 12 years of age. I mean this was the end of October in Iowa so the costume was a long-sleeve leotard and tights, to be warm enough. But it was all tight-fitting of course, and the color-coordinated ears and pom-pom tail were the 'highlights' of this costume I was so proud of putting together, to run around in the dark, looking like the "classic" sex object of American culture in the 1980's. --HOW DID MY PARENTS NOT HAVE THE SENSE TO FORBID THIS? LOL!! And they didn't even go trick-or-treating with me and my little sister, once I was "old enough" to go without them (starting at like 8 or 9)!!!!! But I call B.S. about that killer saying he actually thought his victim was a prostitute. First of all, AS IF a prostitute would be more "deserving" of murder, but also HEL-LO what prostitute actually dresses like a Playboy Bunny, and HEL-LO it was HALLOWEEN!!

[@howdareyouexist]

wtf?

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@howdareyouexist LOL I say all the time, I was raised by wolves. My parents were severe alcoholics so they really didn't give a fuuuuuuuuu uuuuuck.

[@registeredjopper]

Idk.. normal people wouldn’t look at an 11y/o in any type of outfit and feel anything untoward.

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@registeredjopper Of course, but it's not the normal people you have to worry about.

[@registeredjopper]

@@audreymuzingo933 yeah, but I think I’d rather live without fearing for what creeps and crazies will do. I understand it’s important to teach our children safety, but also it’s important to let them be children and not worry about if what they’re wearing is somehow turning on some 40 year old pedo.

[@juvenilesstylez]

this is nuts i believe the clay story seems ot serious

[@vickyszu4488]

this was the first sponsorship I truly enjoyed watching. the voice with the cologne. amazing 😁

[@esshor.]

……I could NEVER just ignore a screaming petrified woman being forced into a car by an aggressive threatening man.

[@GreenPonderingFrog]

Never tell anyone your personal business.

[@sickasfrik]

"Disturbing deep dices" lmfao I love having notifications on you see the funniest stuff

[@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult]

The fact Paul Selenski had a huge house with a pool and a yard with 12 bodies in it, and the fact that they had friends to help each other out killing women is terrifying. What other people with huge yards have "friends" to help them kill you?

[@SicariusZayin]

Absolutely LOVING this series already. My kind of content, 100%

[@uma3777]

i havent visited your channel in a bit, congrats on 200k!

[@Samsungor]

The final one was accidentally hilarious. "They had to go to the deepest of darkest webs" what 14 year old is on the dark web accidentally? "Well after getting that tor browser and learning how to use it, I should immediately trust these people." I can only imagine it was Discord and he had the user name "Devil 666" 💀

[@JU4N1T0]

I think he meant he met his victims online and then once he tricked them he uploaded the content to a separate website on the dark web

[@Samsungor]

@@JU4N1T0 what real person calls themselves "The devil 666" I forget the year it was but damn does that not sound like baby's first Xbox online username. Also if he uploaded it to the dark web how would his victims know, how would anyone find the video aside from other dark web users. And if he just was manipulating kids , and the whole "kids will believe anything" there just a little too much "out of touch internet user" to this character.

[@みょん-b2p]

@@Samsungor he was blackmailing them dude. Threatening to post it to the clearnet is more powerful than actually posting, and they were just teens. If I had your nudes and threatened to send them to all your classmates, wouldn't you do anything I say to prevent it?

[@OllieNorthover]

@@Samsungor I think you're confused. The blackmail angle is separate to what he put on the darkweb. He would blackmail victims by telling them he would publicly reveal secrets they told him or directly message them to their friends and family/parents. Remember he would spend ages getting to know these people so he would know exactly how to scare them. Then he would post the videos of what he blackmailed the victims into doing on the dark web, so other creeps could enjoy it. I doubt he met his victims on the darkweb, probably just in various chatrooms and message boards.

[@ruthconnor4847]

Just a heads up - title says dices not dives :) Good job on the content. Very enjoyable

[@laralee666]

Wow! I love your hair! :)

[@justinhamilton8647]

awesome hair 👍

[@ruthconnor4847]

Aww! Thanks alot guys :D Made my day.

[@ruthconnor4847]

P.s. Bo Burnham is king :p

[@somesortofgeek]

Man these were all really disturbing as they were interesting, looking forward to your future videos :)

[@SuV33358]

Only halfway through video and just subbed. Love the content so far ... disturbing internet stuff is my favorite. Keep on doing this please!

[@mi89u79]

How can Howard act like the killer did something horrible (in which he did) even though he literally was the cause of the someone suicide and make jokes about her trauma?? Like? He can’t be one to talk of what it’s like being a “good person”