Nightmare in Suburbia S5E4 Hotel of Horrors | A True Story

[@EileenHall-j9f]

She was a child trying to find herself. She was the victim, her parents were trying their best. Predatory violent men are the problem, Blame the man, we need to stop the victim shaming.

[@selfishgirlsgofirst]

Exactly. I am so sick of this world and men and their minstruosity towards children and women .It's just too many men like this

[@michaelflynn5546]

Shut up lol this world isn't just filled with bad men ffs, women can be and have been just as evil so instead of pretending all men are bad and probably teaching your kids that, teach them that the world in general can be a dark place and you should be wary of ANY stranger irregardless of what gender they are

[@Arckivio]

Where is this victim blaming you speak of???

[@Veronica705]

Rest in peace Sasha.💔 Deep sympathy to her family and friends.

[@ninaballerina2807]

Wonder why people assume it is cool to senselessly call out peace to the dead & unhearing and not to proclaim the Gospel of eternal Peace to the living & hearing.

[@jobollom2567]

So much cruel judgement of the parents. No one has the right to judge another's parenting. I am sure they've suffered greatly. Rest in Peace Sasha ❤

[@Bethoflife]

As a mom who lost a son, I can confirm that they have suffered enough, but will continue to grieve.

[@Nigel-ef2ft]

Why can't we be allowed to judge very poor parenting?

[@elizabethmcleod246]

@@Nigel-ef2ftWhat do you qualify as very poor parenting? Just wondering….thank you.

[@Nigel-ef2ft]

@@elizabethmcleod246 Hmm..do you really need it to be explained?

[@carolehankinson4969]

​@@Nigel-ef2ft- really? What a nasty judgement of them who you know nothing about. Why would you say such an obnoxious thing to grieving Parents? Shame on you.

[@karenbaldry8096]

My condolences to those poor parents. How do you ever find peace in such a tragic and horrific death like their poor daughter suffered. May that evil bastard rot in prison.

[@ninaballerina2807]

Yes, poor parents! After all that they did to protect her.

[@AlexWatson-ii7ol]

Well said hope he gets punished every day for the rest of his miserable life absolute low life

[@donnacrozier2003]

Stabbed 56 times to the back of head and neck and her body defiled! Poor poor poor child. R.I.P. Sasha. So sad to the parents that seemed confused sbout their poor daughter. On line stinks!

[@missdaisy5736]

The kinds of things this young girl had to go through in her short life is so heartbreaking just no words to describe😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@ButterflyWings1900]

Unbelievable. So devastating for the family 😢. RIP Sasha 🌹 from Australia 🇦🇺

[@level2etmpractical665]

How absolutely horrendous.. I am so sorry to Sasha and her family. Sending strength to her family and friends. Rest in peace Sasha. xxx

[@antiquetalkingtoys422]

This poor child seemed doomed from the start. She got trapped in the worst situations I've ever heard of in my life. I pray she is at peace and home with the Lord!

[@gratefulgram]

Absolutely heartbreaking, my prayers are with all of Sashsas friends and family. Much love and many blessings

[@fiestygemini2379]

I'm so glad my mother was considered 'over protective'. My first job, she waited in the car park at interview and always dropped me off and picked me up. We were and still are in daily communication and its probably something i will emulate.

[@Wales-forever]

Cant believe the horrible comments about the victim and her parents in this section 😮

[@crafte164]

The only person who is guilty of anything is the perpetrator

[@selfishgirlsgofirst]

​@@crafte164 people will do anything to spare men of their monstruos acts

[@technophobe7067]

I know all perfect parents themselves ain’t they?…Not!

[@yolandasoro]

I am so sorry rest in peace my condolences to the families and friends❤

[@Cristinact]

Every family is different but... if I had had this history of aggression starting at 14, at 16 my parents would have definitely encouraged me to continue studying and working. HOWEVER, they would have also asked about the name of the hotel, maybe even one day pay a visit to see me there, despite my liking or not. Anyway, poor girl, poor family, my sympathy goes to them all 😔

[@rach623]

I’m of the same mind. I do feel so sorry for the family because they clearly are nice people and did care very much but more should have been done to safeguard her. I don’t think she fell into the category of a typical teen.

[@EileenHall-j9f]

It had only been a very short space of time. The dad took her to work and picked her up. He appears very caring.

[@Arckivio]

@@rach623 I'd be the first to criticise bad parenting but what you 2 are describing isn't good parenting!!! Sounds more like obsessive, anxiety driven paranoia, not parenting. She was a teen getting a job, not going into battle in some mysterious world created in your heads. I would hate to be a child of yours, I'd probably never leave my room!!!

[@Southamericangirl42]

@rach623 I concur. And my 16-year-old's boyfriend would not be living with us, especially after a rape. She was not a grown-up, not by a stretch. Nowadays parents are just too permissive. Let's hope all parties learn some valuable lessons from series like this one.

[@johnbrett8788]

No surprise they met on social media. Rip Sasha.

[@alisong2328]

Who met on social media? Minto was supposed to be the friend of a friend.

[@olasmith8132]

Look up some of the horrendous crimes that happened in the 1970's, before social media....look up crimes even before , no social media. If this fiend had not found Sasha on social media he would have found another victim in some other way. Perhaps we should start rethinking our "Justice System", the leniency we give to fiends, the complete lack of regard for women's and children's lives, sheeeeeshshsh people, start using your brains. Poor Sasha, all sympathy and heartbreak for her.

[@mosaicgirl4002]

It’s NEVER a mannequin. Tragically. So sad. This series is excellent.❤

[@garycairns-gf1pj]

Shocking wow R.I.P to the girl ❤ I hope he gets a kicking every day in prison ❤😢

[@chris47766]

So sad to know what happened to this young venerable teen girl .trying to restart her life . Sad RIP girl

[@JaneK6557]

She was an unprotected girl. The father drops her off for a job interview on a street, which should have been a huge red flag? They didn’t know the name of the hotel? Another red flag! My god, she was only sixteen! Her parents did not protect her at all! Poor girl! R.I.P. Sasha

[@sheilaboston7051]

I thought that was a bit strange too, but you cannot fault them over how they protected Sasha throughout her life - they are good people.

[@pwandld50]

NEVER, EVER hook up with people from the internet. The internet is a sociopaths/narcissists playground😮

[@deadlykitten.5908]

Agreed 💯

[@carin5767]

So true

[@crafte164]

That is the equivalent of how we were warned about 'strangers' in the 80s. We pictured people who looked odd. You and I both use the internet clearly 🤷

[@emmadeal1105]

Just like people you could meet in a bar or pub or club!!!

[@alisong2328]

Unless you're over 30 and have done extensive background and police checks on the person.

[@colinturner4158]

For parents it’s a life sentence so very sad

[@MusaA]

Poor Sasha! R.I.P.

[@katherine9109]

omg! poor Sasha... 😔 this is SO horrific. one of the saddest life stories I've ever heard. HOW can we protect the vulnerable among us from predators..!?! 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔

[@cathybassett6432]

5 years? He destroyed her life and he gets out to be free after just 5 years. She was serving a life sentence. Sasha should have been in intense therapy. You can see the delight in her friends eyes when they speak of Sasha. She's still making them smile. Not knowing where your 16 year old daughter works is not forgiveable.

[@summertime35]

Minimum 35years not 5.

[@Jamesyahyah]

@@summertime35 Castration

[@AlexWatson-ii7ol]

Am sure she will never be forgotten may she rest in peace now 😢

[@sheilaboston7051]

@@summertime35 I believe they're talking about the rapist in the park - he only got five years.

[@iggy6841]

Why does the sound go quiet in the video?

[@Matilda-y]

Yes. Silence. Grrrrr

[@helentepper3513]

And the random blurring of reconstruction??

[@Dontstopbelievingman]

Probably because she's taken a documentary, muted the original narrator and recorded her narration over it, and missed those bits. More high quality completely original content. Look up nightmare in suburbia.

[@Arckivio]

@@Dontstopbelievingman The narration is the original that's why they mute occasionally to avoid a copyright strike

[@maddyc2412]

Copyright

[@natsdaley9615]

Hard to watch 😢 so sorry for uour loss truly heartbreaking 💔

[@skywatch4639]

Another Bellfield. Should be whole life term no parole.

[@claresmith9261]

My heart goes out to this incredible mother and hope she finds peace as she completely deserves it after the trauma she’s been through ❤️

[@alexandraayeone1470]

11:30 a WEEK after she vanished her dad picked her up??? F**k we'd literally teleport there. Either way - poor poor lovely young Sasha 🙏 - may she Rest in Power and Peace 🕊❤ 🕊 ❤🕊 ❤ 🕊 And may her grieving family find ways of coping and grieving in the arms of loved ones. As parents ourselves, we have full empathy 😢 🙏 😢 😭 🙏 😢 xxxx

[@SharonMartinez]

So incredibly sad. She had a lovely Mum and Dad. ❤ RIP. Sasha was beautiful ❤

[@maryodonoghue9222]

So sad,and so tragic. Poor Sasha. And so sad that her Mum, Jayne passed, RIP to them. Condolences to her Dad and family and friends. Such an absolute monster

[@debbiechrysler3461]

Justice system in uk is disgusting, same as in Canada . They need a U-Haul and give these evil people a much longer jail time so they are kept away from hurting others. It is not much of a deterrent and some people can never be rehabilitated. Makes me so angry 😡

[@sheilaboston7051]

You can't get much longer than whole of life. I doubt he'll ever be let free.

[@carolehankinson4969]

My heart goes out to her Mum, Dad, Siblings & her boyfriend, I wish I could ease your suffering if only that was possible. Love from a Parent. 😣💔

[@leticiamolloy1621]

Poor young lady. Rest now huni❤

[@susanwilliams4953]

Very sad, healing to Sasha's family & friends. May she rest peacefully 🕊️.

[@thelilacbutterflyflower]

Rest in peace. Mum is right, unforgivable 😔

[@LotusLady9]

Thank you!

[@anthonykow997]

Hopefully, the monster will be properly dealt with in prison.

[@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt]

He’s very lucky the police got to him before anyone else did poor Sasha she was just begging to her her life back on track and it was so cruelly ended by that B***D rest in peace young lady Xxx 😢😢

[@Cindy-gu3jv]

Parents, hope you have found some peace, I cant imagine what you have gone through. May you find peace in your hearts.❤

[@pioneercynthia1]

Why do people always think it's a mannequin? That seems... weird. Is it because the alternative is too horrific? So the mind looks for something more palatable until the real truth is unavoidable?

[@mjrussell414]

I don’t think anyone else thought it was a mannequin - it was the killer who was proud of his handiwork and wanted others to see who called her body a mannequin.

[@level2etmpractical665]

@pioneercynthia1 - you are correct.

[@The3Storms]

Bingo. It’s not unusual after hearing someone’s died unexpectedly for people to ask “are you sure?” The brain stutters a bit with something that big, part of animals’ ongoing balancing act between being wary enough to survive and not being so anxious you waste energy panicking at everything.

[@colinturner4158]

5 yrs he shouldn’t see daylight the bastard

[@carolehankinson4969]

How can kids at school be so cruel, it could have been one of them, they need to start thinking that their lives can easily change like Sasha. I'm so sorry that happened Sasha love. 😣💔

[@WVgrl59]

Why do people say that it is never a mannequin! In all my life, I've never even seen a mannequin for sale at a thrift store, let alone laying around.

[@Mninoyb]

My thoughts exactly....it's never a mannequin.

[@sandiestafford4085]

Sometimes it is. That’s not gonna make news though

[@sammyb1651]

@@sandiestafford4085 Lol. Well explained. I mean...the British literally have a culture of burning effigies.

[@level2etmpractical665]

Because the brain doesn't want to accept that it could be a real body, so it searches for any other possibility.

[@thatcatboab]

I've got 2. Ones used for dressmaking the other was for selling clothes on line.

[@francesbacon7825]

That is ridiculous that the dad never asked her the name of the hotel and check it out

[@brucebean2805]

Makes you feel like bringing back capital punishment, yay.😢

[@lindamcgough3645]

Who the hell meets a manager on the street for a job interview!

[@colinturner4158]

May Sasha RIP

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

For all the people in the comments saying it's never a mannequin, sometimes it is. Sometimes it's a sex doll or other doll or figurine. Police have been called out to a number of cases where it's the case, including a hand seen at a pond, suspected to be attached to a drowning victim but was a mannequin, a report of a corpse in a skip that turned out to be a sex doll, mannequins discarded in woodland etc. I myself found a life size figure hanging from a noose in a copse. No doubt it was a prank by teenagers.

[@Luna.3.3.3]

I don't want to be mean, but there is no way I'd not know where my 16 year old kid was working. I would not only meet staff/owners, but have a little look around the place. A terrible tragedy for a young lady who had her whole life ahead of her.

[@jackdawjohnson7436]

I feel that the parents found themselves having to make a lot of compromises while raising Sasha and did their best to protect her without stressing her to the point of running away again.

[@selfishgirlsgofirst]

Another day,another man doing horrible thing to a chikd or woman. Poor baby. You didn't deserve any of this I am so sorry and all my condolences to the family 🥺🥺

[@paulhemingway9149]

It’s never even a manakin.

[@applepony2236]

I really think if u appeal your sentence you should serve double.what a disrespectful lack of remorse!or least have any rights to early rekease on parole revoked!he didnt even appeal the guilty verdict to try get a reduced sentence so hes basically agreeing hes guilty!this mentally should go against ppl like him every damn time. Throw away the key!!

[@terrydaniel-qm9mh]

There are just ( no words) for that monster . 35 years .. triple it . Thoughts with the family.

[@felbudd4009]

I was raped at 15, kids at school were the absolute worst. I don’t know what’s wrong with parents and kids, but my god please raise your children to not be complete pieces of garbage like that. It’s been 10 years and the things people said about me hurt worse than the assault.

[@wengcollins3398]

The boyfriend his sitting around do nothing only his girlfriend working 😏😢

[@davidjma7226]

Welcome to Blackpool....

[@Trish-ql9kz]

That’s what I thought! .. wonder how long it was before they kicked him out after her death

[@SnowWhite717_]

It’s NEVER a mannequin!!! RUN 0:41

[@abbieroseholden4174]

Poor girl this is heart breaking 😢😢

[@martareedman4716]

Was there audio problems of silence with this video?

[@maddyc2412]

Copyright

[@perrieargent9997]

There are some vile men out there. Trust very lightly, because danger is ever-present.

[@melindashahan6836]

Why does everyone think it's a mannequin??

[@christabellelysander4392]

RIP Jayne, the mum. She died of cancer in May, 2024. The nightmare she said during this show that it will never end, has finally ended for her 🙏🏽

[@NikkiBikkiNZ]

Please dont meet up with someone you meet on social media, there are so many predators out there who use social media to find their potential victims and are not who they present themselves to be. This is so tragic 😢

[@aileensochon7500]

Lesson girls. If anyone stresses meeting you alone, forget it. RIP Sasha 🥀

[@donnajohnson8035]

Big mistake in not dropping her at the actual hotel. But, I’m sure her parents thought it was fine. Poor Sasha was just trying to get on with her life and make something of herself.

[@rebeccasloat9668]

I was working at 16 but didnt tellll my parents where

[@Trish-ql9kz]

Depends on the relationship you have, I was working at 16 in between studies and was very proud to tell my parents as was my 16 year old daughter

[@oneluckygirlandherdog]

It's NEVER a mannequin!!

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

Except when it is.

[@denisemarie3734]

Four months in prison for ruining a persons life?! That's horrible and not justice.

[@mahreenkhan5000]

So the girl he had tried to assault previously….who had r Managed to escape….did she report it to the police or not?

[@WINNINGBIGLY]

I've got a lot of questions for God... My heart just breaks, for these families, who loose their children, to these evil monsters who walk amongst us!! I pray they all find some semblance of peace...❤❤

[@alexacameron1465]

5 years!!! was that it, for the years of impact to her mental health thats a tiny sentence should have got much longer in my opinion.

[@jjmack6563]

Did you not listen?! He got a minimum of 35 years.

[@alexacameron1465]

@@jjmack6563 well I clearly did hear otherwise I wouldn’t have known anything about the documentary to comment, I figured that’s obvious. But yea maybe I miss calculated.

[@sheilaboston7051]

The rapist in the park was only given five years. The murderer got whole of life with a minimum of 35 years.

[@AmaranthLilly]

I am barely 14 minutes into the story and already mad as hell. The parents let this girl run wild in the streets, didn't get her help when she was raped, and how the fck can a father drop her daughter off for an imaginary interview? Theirs is a two-parent household yet they couldn't manage to raise the girl properly. I bet they are substance abusers. As a single parent, raising my daughter right was my priority. She was a strong-willed child and I learnt how to love and direct her path in life. Now, she is a Harvard educated badass plastic surgeon!

[@belindasmith9638]

100 hotels 😮 coming from Australia 🇦🇺. Wow.

[@colinturner4158]

You need to know your childrens every movement I know it’s difficult because teenagers think they know it all and are looking for independence

[@adamwelch6217]

I was expecting Elm Guest House from the thumbnail

[@ianhandforth5672]

why not drive to hotel and check it out,,employers dont meet on street,,red flag to me

[@Bethoflife]

Surprised the judge didn't throw the book at him when he pleaded N.G. despite what the evidence said. Most judges don't cotton to liars. 5 yrs. isn't nearly long enough for this psycho !

[@sheilaboston7051]

He got whole of life with a minimum of 35 years. It was the rapist in the park who only got five years.

[@marypartridge5154]

Very sad but she had become known and was a target.

[@infernafirestein]

It’s never a mannequin. RIP.

[@misslemon1970]

This poor child. God, why did you bring her into this world?

[@TheMarlinspike]

Five years (nominally) in prison for rape is a joke

[@edgy0499]

I guess England doesn’t believe in life without parole. Minimum of 35 years. That guy should never see the light of day!

[@legshakermaker1968]

People are sentenced to full life term sentences in the UK. It's rare but it does happen.

[@alisong2328]

There are only a handful of people with "whole life" sentences, and some of them had done time for murder and had been released.

[@verityowens9638]

It's never a mannequin !

[@erikaw1772]

5 years??? That's a joke right???

[@jjmack6563]

He got a minimum of 35 years! Does nobody listen on here?!

[@sheilaboston7051]

@@jjmack6563 I've written the same thing about four times! Some people have short attention spans.

[@beachcleansingapore7854]

It’s never a manakin!

[@daniindie9447]

I hope the sister re-starts the parliament petition a.s.a.p..

[@DeborahHenderson-tu5xs]

Typical clueless parents who neglect to parent. Give a kid too much independence is recipe for disaster 😢😢

[@margitwes6495]

Sound going out 8 minutes in. Not good!

[@jeffreyb3238]

Not watching these anymore, given the audio problems. This isn't the first video.

[@maddyc2412]

It's for copyright issues, calm down 😂

[@nhenriksen777]

Audio problems…,

[@wengcollins3398]

That’s craft how they parents her daughter they don’t know where she working

[@Al-Hunt-acrylic-painter]

What?

[@annabanana9240]

I see parents fault. I know teenagers are hard job, hormones working, etc but she was still a child, not even 18, she should have listened to parents . Parents said no, she said its going to be her way and they said yes 🙄. Of course she used this next time because she knew it they will agree in the end. So who was in charge in the house? Little spoiled brat

[@alisong2328]

The assault in the park was not the fault of her parents. And I can understand why they the boyfriend move in, as they thought she might stay around and not run away again.

[@HohoHihe1970]

😲

[@everythingeverydayedwards4003]

This is the world we’re living in. If my child was working for someone, I would meet the manager and all that prior to just dropping my precious child off there. Then the mom says “I can’t imagine anyone would do that “ um HELLO!!’ We live in a sick SICK world and you NEVER know who you’re with. SMH. The nativity of some people , especially this day and age astounds me. I don’t trust a single soul. Not even my husband or family members these days, yea what kind of life is this to live BUT at least I get to LIVE unlike other people who die so young. That’s the state of this pathetic world. Plus these dumb ass people think they can get away with it!!! Now they just wasted their life and the victims, and all the victims families and loved ones!!!!! PAY ATTENTION! To EVERYTHING!!! If you feel freaked out, RUN! If you end up just being paranoid fool, WHO CARES! at least you alive! I’d rather be a fool alive then a chill/ cool/ Brave whatever dead person stay safe!!

[@klgm63]

Has it ever once been a mannequin?

[@cleoldbagtraallsorts3380]

Yes, multiple times.

[@NyanyiC]

Dad taxi!

[@ataraw.6142]

Why the heck do you cut off the beginning. You lost me as a viewer. If you upload START FROM THE BEGINNING.

[@maddyc2412]

Oh no they've lost you as a viewer, whatever will they do??? What a Karen comment 😅

[@mayamohamed9847]

"A mannequin on fire" ohh please stop using this kinda of comments... I wonder how these detectives get to pass their tets snd get jobs with such understanding. Never a maniquine

[@maddyc2412]

Sometimes it is. People have reported bodies before and it's just a mannequin or a sex doll. It happens a lot more than you'd think

[@nigelwilliams9307]

This girl seemed to be a real troublemaker.

[@Veronica705]

That is a very mean comment.

[@level2etmpractical665]

That's all you have to say about this?

[@sharynkhan1104]

I hope you don't have children, because your response is callous and uncalled for.

[@nigelwilliams9307]

@@sharynkhan1104 Thankfully I don't, but if I did I'd raise them to be polite and respectful.

[@nancyhanson9661]

​@nigelwilliams9307 your compression skills could use some work

[@KatePerry-y5s]

I can't believe her parents didn't know EXACTLY, which hotel their daughter was working in!!! And, here we go again, they met on social media!!!!!

[@pwandld50]

Some parents have very low IQ.

[@annnatale5150]

Yep always blame the parents, some kids just aren't that easy to control. And before anyone comments. I have a wonderful caring good adult son. But it's not always the case.

[@carin5767]

Victim shaming the parents, OMG that is narcissistic too

[@Trish-ql9kz]

@@carin5767 not victim shaming, isn’t it a natural and normal thing to know the name of the hotel your 16 year old is working at?.. wouldn’t it come up in conversation with her boyfriend, dad dropping her off nearby, so you’d assume it’s the nearest hotel to the drop off...

[@irenestrmnss4331]

Agree, strange . Parents need to be more involved, she was so young

[@mariannelovesbabies8559]

The friend of a friend sounded suspicious