Two of Japan’s Most Notorious Female Killers DESPISE Each other In Prison Because of a Man

[@gravityissues5210]

The fact that these two sociopathic serial killers went at it like a couple of 8th graders gives some insight into their emotional maturity.

[@lunaluna2160]

Truee

[@rosebush3166]

Life

[@emilyeek_]

Real

[@aikaterinimoschou9437]

More insight about men's insecurity and emotional situation....

[@lowkeydeetee2779]

What about it? I dont think they mentioned these serial killers were women in this comment.....​@@aikaterinimoschou9437

[@jade-wr9pn]

My mom has two friends that can't stand each other, and it's because they are exactly alike

[@jellycatfish]

That's so true, that's exactly why my father and my brother don't get along - they're too much like one another and have the same bad temper.

[@sirenict7647]

My mom is same with my dads "new"wife...lol

[@DawnieG]

I’m just like the partners of my friends and usually the partner loves me or hates me… because we’re alike.

[@candyonthecane360]

Had two co workers that were just a like, and they went at it a lot.

[@gachaluna2708]

People that are a lot alike usually hate each other. I only know one person that's super like me but it's a guy so we're close to best friends.

[@Nylak-Otter]

I mean, Masumi had a very solid point. She wasn't a serial killer; she was a mass murderer. *BIG* difference.

[@leadkidfromross]

I hope I don’t come across as rude, but what is the difference? They just seem similar to me (not mean btw)

[@me_just_being_naaSh]

​@@leadkidfromross “Mass Murderer " is someone who kills several people at the same time , hence the name mass .And "serial killer" is someone who kills people in a repetitive pattern. Such as people with same facial features . hope this helps :D .

[@leadkidfromross]

@@me_just_being_naaSh oh ok thank you for explaining this!

[@blameitondanny]

​@@leadkidfromross Typically, serial killer have a cooldown period for each killing. Be it weeks, month or year between each murder. While Mass killing typically killing multiple victims in rapid succession.

[@MTNorville]

I dated a girl whos parents were pretty similar in description to Miyuki. She had three other siblings, their house was revolting, and her idea of "clean" was my interpretation of "absolutely disgusting".

[@kayboy6055]

so fucking what? also cleaning doesn't reveal anything other than you had nothing better to do on your mind, than clean.

[@jumpty_dumpty2615]

​@@kayboy6055 boy what💀

[@s.a.8548]

@@kayboy6055you sound like u live in filth

[@RaroHi]

bro read that personally@@jumpty_dumpty2615

[@Sadkoi]

As someone who desperately wants a clean house but fails constantly because of ADHD, I try my best but my idea of, at minimum, tidy probably isn’t everyone’s idea of clean. But I do my best - there’s a limit but most messy homes come from a lack of time, or mental health issues.

[@jade-wr9pn]

It's funny that her boyfriend is defending her while she's trying to tell everyone he's the killer

[@TheKlore]

love is blind yk 😂😂

[@Lauren-bd2fr]

well apparently love is deaf too

[@Rexorazor]

She's not even hot.

[@TheKlore]

@@Rexorazorexactly that's what most people were saying but yk her target were the oldies who craved love and attention. idk how even oldies are attracted to her physically since emotionally she had a good hold on them

[@Not_a_Norm1e]

​@@TheKlore Emotional manipulation can be so powerful that physical attraction isn't needed. Basically manipulation is a really dangerous thing.

[@itsbeenawhile9340]

16:06 "Ethnically korean japanese citizen gummy smile" FLOORED ME😂😂😂

[@bagandbroad]

Absolutely lost it

[@nnnnyaaasss]

She unloaded the clip😭😭

[@cydniaustralia210]

Yesssss 🤣🤣🤣 funny af

[@hilaryhelenanugroho2923]

Damn is she a rapper? 🤣

[@ItsNessaTho]

​@@hilaryhelenanugroho2923 lmao! She has so many funny one-liners that she delivers this way that I think she honestly could be a rapper if she really wanted to 😂

[@snoozerelli]

The purpose of Robert Greene's books is to help you understand if you find yourself being the victim. So you know to protect yourself. Because topics like that don't always get talked about.

[@thorazinequeen4589]

Except you get people that like to be the predator using it to identify victims. Double edge sword.

[@caittails]

@@thorazinequeen4589 Luckily, most of those kinds of people aren’t self-aware enough to think they need instructions. That’s why this so useful for victims: these monsters have such confidence they’re undetectable that even their victims believe what they’re doing might be normal or acceptable. If you’re reading it for tips, you’re most likely not going to be able to pull it off.

[@Mewsette1]

​@@thorazinequeen4589There will always be outliers for necessary information. Should we not teach about Hitler because some people end up idolizing him? No, it's more important for the masses than the minority. That's all we can do.

[@thorazinequeen4589]

@@caittails you misunderstood what I meant as saying. The OP was basically saying the book was not made as a guidebook for predators. and I stated it was used as such and it’s a double edged sword. Smh.

[@uncharacteristic_invalid2679]

Or if you are using these techniques. Surprisingly, people don’t realise they are being manipulative.

[@pinkvor3353]

Never stop making these stories without you I wouldn’t never knew these cases even happened

[@STR4W3D]

@ville__Oh really .Where's your prove?

[@patsakornpariyapranee9181]

its a bot, ignore it lel@@STR4W3D

[@Ur.Fav.Ashlyn]

Same

[@Orangié-san]

@Dark Asia with Megan is pretty good too.

[@TheoRae8289]

​@ville__ with what evidence?

[@tiamat6342]

They're like the physical manifestation of the phase "gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss" 😭

[@karmipallis]

they killed people?? wtf is wrong with you. on about ‘girlboss’.

[@deltasaves]

All 3 of em were the same broad, just change the formatting a little

[@tashdhabbar8791]

@@karmipallis this lowkey killed me but you right

[@beaniegorll2759]

@@karmipallis it’s a phrase

[@Lagermination]

​@@karmipallis I think girlboss can be applied to a woman destroying someone's life for her own gains, i don't think OP meant it in any glazed girlpower sparkly pink way honestly

[@Aziza_Nyxie_Jynx_Ashling]

Cleopatra is remembered as a seductress, that men would topple kingdoms for her. But we now know she wasn’t a great beauty, she wasn’t conventionally attractive. Her ability to seduce was pure personality that captivated the men, she was witty, smart, and more often then not, cruel. She reminds me of these women

[@myaseramuse]

how cruel was she ? i'm sorry, i don't know much about her

[@Aziza_Nyxie_Jynx_Ashling]

⁠@@myaseramusei think one of the worse things is having her younger brothers and sister murdered (the sister was actually in a place seeking sanctuary and it was understood that this place was off limits, a safe place as long as the sister never left there she could live. But cleopatra had assassin sneak in a kill her anyways, and 1 brother she poisoned and the other brother she had him drowned during a power struggle) but there were other stuff that she did that most rulers did in those times without thought, that were messed up. But the worst that come to mind quickly are the murdered younger siblings. Especially the sister that was begging for sanctuary, was ok with staying and living forever in a temple, promising to give up all rights to rule and being killed by cleopatra anyways.

[@myaseramuse]

@@Aziza_Nyxie_Jynx_Ashling oh, thanks you for taking the time to explain to me! i didn't know that she was evil

[@kfkkfk7995]

She was conventionally attractive. Her not being attractive is just a myth that was born from the fact that there's a statue from another Cleopatra and that face was attributed to her

[@Aziza_Nyxie_Jynx_Ashling]

@@kfkkfk7995was the statue confirmed her? I knew of the coins that were made during her rule.

[@emmy.anne_]

i just love the way she just shares the details and all of her thoughts and the way she lays it all out. it really makes me feel like i’m actually putting in person ideas into the case! we love u girl!!

[@reesember]

Agreed! I feel like it’s a tough line to walk between KZbinrs giving their own insight on cases like these and giving a biased narrative, and she’s great! Stephanie treats these events and the people involved with respect, and avoids bias while giving us her own ideas, opinions, and theories on the side.

[@saymyname2417]

"If *YOUR* victim..." NO, the author is not talking to a possible victim. He is talking to the predators. Of course. Don't be naive.

[@raccoonchild]

@@saymyname2417 Wrong thread.

[@vikasrajminj306]

How does one escape the depression? knowing such horror exist in this world. All these videos in this channel entertaining at first but just makes me sad at the end of the day. I can't imagine the toll it takes on the mind for "Rotten Mango" for researching so well and deeply hats-off to her. This channel is the testament what humans are capable of.

[@CPduo]

This is one of many true crime channels.

[@tablescissors]

Yeah, buddy, time for a break. Stop watching. No, this channels is a testament to the darker sides of what humans are capable of. Perhaps you need to start watching channels about people like EMTs or tales of those perceived as “angels”* * interesting phenomena where a person arrives seemingly from nowhere to help in a dire situation, saves or warns the person, then vanishes - is never located again. They look extremely normal. Are very calm. And usually no one recalls seeing them except those who were helped by them.

[@marie_gees7455]

What helps me personally is rationing stuff like these videos and also looking at all the good humans can do… often times we tend to focus on negative news more than positive (which is easy to do) but it is important to remember all the sweet and loving human-beings out there :3 like even just seeing a person in my neighbourhood putting out a little bowl of water and food for the stray cats

[@megankrs]

look at the positive side- don’t focus so much on the negativity. There are also tons of people who are good and help others :)

[@aquaisnotades]

Through the remembrance of Allah

[@The_Super_NOVA]

This was really uncomfortable to listen to but I made it through the whole thing. I used to be friends with a girl who behaved exactly like this towards everyone, even trying to seduce my boyfriend right in front of me. This girl was working a manipulation constantly, sometimes multiple at once. The lies she told, the personas she took on... insane. I saw her emotionally destroy a guy in just four months. This video gave me some flashbacks

[@samanthafairweather9186]

My ex husband in a nutshell.

[@SPACEGIRL99]

@@samanthafairweather9186my ex boyfriend in a nutshell 😭

[@kermorin715]

I had the 48 laws of power recommended to me because a coworker saw that I kept getting manipulated by others. The only chapter I really remember is the one about not letting yourself be isolated. I had ben ostracized so that chapter spoke to me.

[@JDoe020]

Do you remember if it was worth the read for you? I heard the book has a lot of controversy.

[@karmaserveswhatyoudeserve]

Main experience is that you do not go and blindly follow it you gotta have atleast 20 other forms of yourself at discussions​@@JDoe020

[@Kensuke22]

​@@JDoe020 hey if u don't mind me asking.. how is it so controversial?..

[@JDoe020]

@@Kensuke22 Heard it’s like a guidebook that teaches you different ways and methods of manipulation that people do, so the book has a reputation for being disturbing and immoral.

[@Kensuke22]

@@JDoe020 oh ok ok thank you

[@YokoshimaOfficial]

The part of her abandoning her five kids at home with maggots is painfully exactly like how I and my other four siblings lived under our mother's "care".. bit by bit, I felt like my childhood was being exposed. Anyhow! Your content had been helping me unwind when I have my anxiety attacks, keep it up :))

[@sunmeltsice]

the way i also thought why Kanae & Miyuki hated each other is because they felt competitive about who was superior and more skilled at their manipulation. honestly a sick and twisted game but it makes sense when they’ve already gone to such lengths to ruin lives just to propel their own

[@raccoonchild]

Yeah, I didn't see them as one seeing their own flaws in the other at all. They just hated having competition.

[@dis.may1]

Thank you for telling these stories, everyone should be brought to justice

[@kageyukiaru]

it seems to me these two women were very narcissistic. they had an idea of how they wanted to be seen in public and perceived as, someone who's above others, controlling and dominant. so ofc it triggers them when a small detail misinterprets their image. they're egotistical and hated one another probably bc they couldn't live with the fact that there's someone else like them. they felt threatened. just my opinion.

[@kayboy6055]

you people project so much of your misanthropist bullshit onto people who are already being held accountable for their crimes, and not one of them was pardoned for a mental disorder. So hush. If you're afraid of people who are above you, that doesn't make them narcy, and just because someone kills, doesn't mean theyre narcy either. it's actual quite annoying that everything gets dumbed down to the scary N word. Youre literally watching a narcissist.

[@derekm424]

They're also both gross and repulsive... Inside and out lol. It's kind of hard to believe some poor guys fell into their traps

[@saymyname2417]

Maybe an inferiority complex turned into a majority complex. Anyway, these women are completely self-centered and reckless towards others, their children and themselves. That's how they're able to find their victims and do what they can do.

[@raccoonchild]

Nah, you got it exactly right. They hated having competition.

[@ehrgeiz0]

The 48 Laws of Power is extremely useful tool to have in your repertoire even if you don't agree with the underlying philosophy (even its author admitted to writing it from a dark place in his life), other sociopaths and psychopaths in your workplace and other social environments do, so you'll at least be able to better protect yourself.

[@JNB520]

Did RG write that too?

[@ehrgeiz0]

@@JNB520 No, Robert Greene wrote that book as well as others such as the Art of Seduction, the 50th Law and others.

[@carolinelaronda4523]

Unfortunately the majority of people seeking power are sociopathic people and narcissists. The book has been referred to as the narcissists hand book or something to that affect .

[@candyonthecane360]

I use it a lot because I work in public relations, and the art of seduction in the forty-eight laws of power really helps me with my relationship building. I get what I want and meet some great people.

[@pearlchen8426]

Happy NYE, everyone! Thank you, Stephanie, for the amazing content, and here's to another year of Rotten Mango!

[@Elinapras]

Happy nye!! ❤❤

[@mingsun8899]

Lies

[@STR4W3D]

@ville__If you hate her then leave. No want's negativity like you around here.

[@Elinapras]

@ville__ why you keep spamming this?

[@hernandez2519]

Happy New Year's Eve!!🎉🎉

[@courtneyremarks1133]

I used to tell my husband the same thing about hating his moms boyfriend because they were just like each other and yet couldn't stand each other! People truly don't like having a mirror held in front of them!!

[@jamieennen964]

This is my top YT channel to watch. I love how she tells stories! She totally draws you in. It's almost like u picture yourself there when it all happens.

[@missdaniibuns777]

P

[@mirandaosborne7196]

Right I listen to these videos while at work I literally listen to them for 7 hours

[@mandat104]

Stephanie, you & your husband are by far the most engaging, informative, respectful crime storytellers I've had the pleasure of listening to. The work that you do to bring us these true crime stories it shows. You should be incredibly proud of yourself & what you've created. Happy New Year. Stay safe, everyone 🙏 ❤️

[@xdranzer0004]

The husband though 😂 for me he only is there to make us seem less like a lonely duo.

[@babulhossen5056]

​@@xdranzer0004donno he would be helping with the paper work

[@justpeachy_honey4430]

Happy New Year’s Eve, Stephanie & the Soo family !! Thank you for getting me through this year 💗 I hope 2024 is kind to all of you

[@audreabrown8775]

Omg narcissistic my ex used to talk about that toxic book. I hadn’t thought about it in years! But omg. The fact that he actually thought reading that made him an intellect blows my mind. He actually enjoyed that book. I tried reading some of it to see what he was talking about and even back then l, as naive as I was, I saw the toxicity of it. I’m glad it’s banned in places. No one should be using that book as a guide. It explains why he was such a jerk.

[@quinnoshaughnessy]

almost like a *_really_* weird version of high school non-sense. just so weird. but then, most serial killers *_are_* mentally immature, have vindictively childish personalities and just never grow up emotionally. so i guess it shouldn't really be too surprising that they'd behave like this.

[@nattojelly8349]

One correction: Although Maid cafe etc are part of the ‘Water Trade’ (Mizushoubai) they are categorized as Theme Cafes while other establishments were workers dress up are called ‘Concafe’ or concert cafe. Snack are the older form of Kyabakura mostly run by one Mama (usually the owner or top of the bar) and often several other workers. The work often includes sitting with the customer sand entertaining them all non sexual. I have been working in a snack for over a decade and it’s been the best experience I’ve ever had in Japan.

[@justinwebber9968]

"Who's buying a pet massager" I feel personally attacked.

[@candyonthecane360]

I was thinking "well apparently her"

[@Tru3BratsLife]

😂😂

[@sarahcangemi733]

Thank you for taking the extra effort to get the word out about international cases while teaching us about different cultures! I've learned so many things from this podcast completely outside of true crime- I love you guys ❤

[@jadarose3370]

I have no idea how I ever lived my life before I discovered Rotten Mango! I LOVE every single story & to be honest, you could probably read the phone book AND ID WATCH! 😊

[@jennacat13]

Stephanie is a very compassionate storyteller.

[@Anotherbrokenegg910]

People always hate on Stephanie for making mukbang content but she’s the only true crime creator that consistently raises awareness for charitable organizations, offers fundraisers, and literally every video mentions commitment to be worthy advocates of these causes.

[@NimzieCovers]

Ignore them 😂 they can just scroll if they don't like her content 😂

[@wanderingohm]

I just watch the content that doesn't have food involved

[@ASAMB12]

it's great that she shares this information but she's far from the only one doing that. Kendall Rae is very involved in helping the families of victims, she does fundraisers and donates a lot herself as well. Stephanie Harlowe is another one that comes to mind.

[@izzyjones7108]

I had no clue she did mukbang

[@izzyjones7108]

​@@ASAMB12was going to mention that. There are Many true crime etc that help victims. Mr ballen

[@hotfishfromsharktale]

The two could have lived a comfortable life manipulating men but they fumbled the bag by murdering

[@Jess04x03]

So they would still be bad people but at least not THAT bad people?

[@Koshiemobo]

​@@Jess04x03 I mean yeah when u put it like that 😭

[@zainab_hashmiii]

whatever they did was still wrong 😭😭 manipulating and abusing people for money isn't good ok-

[@erinprattmiller3734]

No one can tell a story like you do! You squeeze every fact out of it.

[@lispls]

i listened to this episode on the podcast and now i'm going for the second run on youtube, stephanie's way of telling this story got me THIS hooked

[@shainipal2347]

So happy to be able to start this new year with your video! Happy New year Stephanie and team!

[@skreemqueen7520]

Excellent work as always! Stephanie, you are such a talented storyteller. You pull me in to every case. It’s also interesting to learn of different countries laws, judicial systems and cultures. Happy New Year to Everyone!!!

[@di3tigni]

Thank you so much for the incredible content! Being Canadian I had no idea a lot of these cases existed, and you bring such a sympathetic perspective to these cases. It’s beautiful. Thanks to your whole team for their work! Also, Happy New Years!🎉

[@YoinHavana]

Happy New Year, Stephanie and team!!! So happy to see one more video before the year ends!

[@MILLYKTR]

listened to this on spotify, listening to it again on youtube! happy new years stephanie and family :))) sending so much care n love to you!

[@janetgonzalez3931]

To the person who reads this even though I don't know you I wish you the best of what life has to offer

[@najabetterley8710]

@janetgonzales3931 I saw your post and I want to say Thank You So Much and I Wish and Pray the Same for You. Remember All Dreams can Come True....

[@skullrose8985]

☮💜☮💜

[@loveistheanswer4637]

Bless YOU!

[@Lav_Pixie2007]

What a way to cross over into the new year😭 great job on all the 2023 vids Steph!

[@coco_005]

I love how panda bro asks question like a curious child and stephanie answers it with the biggest eye ever. CUTE

[@Calcifer_Hellsmovingcastle]

My boyfriends mother is exactly like these women ( besides the killing part ) and she uses her chilren to get what she wants. She also sleeps around to make money. She likes stealing . The point is that she uses others to get what she wants. My boyfriend and i are currently not talking because she told him to ignore me for 2 weeks just because i refuse to listen to her lies

[@em84c]

Why does your bf listen to your mum?

[@Calcifer_Hellsmovingcastle]

my mum ?? noo his mother he ended up breaking up with me not long after because of his mother @@em84c

[@Just_skip-]

Happy New year to the team and Stephanie we hope to see more next year guys

[@OriginalCalcharo]

49:35 "Police would argue its the works of crabs 🦀 🦀 🦀 🦀 🦀 🦀 🦀 🦀 " 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'm rollin

[@malayshamorgan3918]

52:37 This is the best part Cause I bet he was like “Her cookings to DIE for but not literally!” 😂

[@anntherresse]

hey stephanie!! could you please cover the jolly joseph case where she killed 6 members of her own family with cyanide over the span of 14 years. it happened in kozhikode, kerala, india. and there are so much factors and backstories about it that's so different from all the true crime cases you have covered. actually it has been featured on Netflix as a documentary called: curry and cyanide, the jolly joseph case. wishing you a happy new year

[@Ankzzz05]

Hey! It is a Netflix show now I just finished watching the documentary and I really liked it!

[@anntherresse]

@@Ankzzz05 yeah its a netflix document now, and I still remember when I read about it in 2019 on the newspaper. it was chilling to all of us. I couldn't keep up with the case and all even though I ended up making a family tree just to make sense of the family connections 😭 but yeah, it's an ongoing case now.

[@Ankzzz05]

@@anntherresse totally agreed!. Such a crazy case. Surely chilling if not horrifying. Amusing how super educated people fell for her lies. And how good she was at manipulation 😭

[@karinaarriving]

not sure if you saw but they covered this case around 3 months ago!

[@Minoujill24]

Masumi is a mass murderer and not a S.K. Those a different. She make multiple victims in one shot... The first one, M.M, make multiple victims in a single attempt or over a really short period! The second, S.K, make more than 3 victims, over a longer periodic time table (more than 1 month after the first victim). It's important to point it out. Because they usualy kill for different reasons with different way... In psychology, they differ on many points! And peoples could be confuse! They're both awfull...But still...completly different! So she can't be the most notorious female S.K, since she's never been one from the beginning! Maybe the most notorious female killer... but i doubt it too!

[@rmeredithm]

Small correction(?): depending on the state (in the US, obviously), SK can be 2 or more. Three or more is widely accepted, but there are cases in which 2 or more is accepted.

[@gravityissues5210]

The computer nerd in me is now on a mission to change the term “mass murderer” to “parallel murderer.”

[@DearBunXi]

@ville__ - now why would you do that to yourself under this video 😰😰😰

[@Minoujill24]

@rmeredithm I'm in Canada. This is what we have in our criminal psychology books. ( Publish all around the world) So, I would not argue, just saying i never read this anywhere! S.K definition has been the same all around the world... So.. I find it weird than U.S.A change a know definition, by states... I'm just surprise and wonder why!? Because a definition who's not follow, is useless!

[@Minoujill24]

Just to be clear...are you sure it's not more about S.K who's been caugh but, where the system could not prove the others murders? So, basicaly, they've been charge with 2, but been classified as S.K because of suspicion of more victims?

[@yamigurl822]

I know this sounds awful, but I would LOVE to see a Netflix series based on this story!

[@lisapop5219]

If someone beats you, especially with a fry pan, RUN!

[@minini5571]

Happy New Year to all of us! May we never be mentioned in any of Stephanie’s cases!🎉🎉🎉

[@abcstar25]

Lol wtf

[@karenwilson9528]

Imagine waking up each morning and not knowing if you will live till lunch. After lunch not knowing if you will see dinner. After that, will you see sunset? And, after that, will you see morning? Again and again, day after day! That's HUGE when it comes to psychological toll!

[@XCVII.97]

Happy new years!!! to the whole *SOO SQUAD* & everyone behind the scenes!!! 🫶🏻✨

[@jaykay3839]

​@ville__There isn't even any content. How could anyone verify your claims? Slander? Libel?

[@user-theims]

Stephanie, you are an amazing storyteller

[@SelinArapoglu]

thank you for your work this year!

[@AdrienneWilliams-w5r]

Happy new year to you and Mr mango butt. I truly appreciate the way you tell these stories and sympathize with the victims and even the perpetrators. It's also baffling that the cops just chalked dome of these up to self inflicted. I mean I bet these numbers are not as high as they think. I mean the fact that some of these are not self inflicted cases means that it was probably easier for cops.

[@HoshikoStarz]

When Stephanie said butler cafe, one of the butler cafe pops out in my head cause i love their staff

[@nerrissarichards]

It’s giving “how to be a narcissist 101”. Miyuki

[@EllaMyBunnyValentine]

Thank you for all your hard work to entertain us. Best wishes for a happy & healthy new year for you & your loved ones 🐰❤🐰

[@Abena_Goddess87]

That lady has enough money. Why are you sending her your pennies. She's freaking rich

[@EllaMyBunnyValentine]

@@Abena_Goddess87 it’s not much but it’s a small way of showing appreciation. Even rich people deserve appreciation. Happy New year 🎊

[@Abena_Goddess87]

@@EllaMyBunnyValentine Thanks, you have a good new year as well.

[@toria2079]

@@EllaMyBunnyValentineThat was such a nice way to respond to an unnecessary rude comment! May you have many blessings in the New Year and peace on your family! 💚

[@lindseycassella3015]

It helps put money towards more research and content. They are showing their support.

[@Dizzy.Briiii]

29:37 I did not mean to laugh this hard but the way Mr.mangobutt said oohhh

[@rutieannaritajainath2326]

Happy New Year's Eve everybody from Holland! 1 hour and 33 minutes left to go.... Love all of your stories, Stephanie & Team. I am a HUGE FAN of your podcast!!!❤❤❤❤

[@Shh1558]

It's 6 a.m here(done celebrating)!happy new year to you ,enjoy your new year's eve! ♡(*´∀｀*)人(*´∀｀*)♡

[@yahariaaa5967]

6pm where i am! happy new year!🥳

[@anastasiaabrahim9096]

8.13 pm in nyc

[@Riafury]

I love how I listen to the podcasts but still get excited about the videos. Happy New Year! ✨🍉

[@Lorena-OT7]

Girl! I’m dying to know your thoughts about Gypsy Rose Blanchard, please do a video about it, I totally support her, and I know you would do such a good job on this story.

[@zeusUNDERtheSEA]

i think she alreadt covered this case a long time ago

[@Han-cj2jp]

Hi Stephanie, Happy New Year!! To you and your whole family. Your videos cover so many crimes that we normally do not hear about and it’s thought provoking. It makes us start a discussion. ( I just got finished watching the Agatha Christie movie that you talked about in your other channel. If your covering movies, I recommend “the menu”)

[@catherinedonnelly1025]

Oh, that was a great movie !!! We didn’t know it was going on, We didn’t know what was going on… and all the sudden …we KNEW what was going on, & She!t was going down 😳😱🤯 !!!

[@angeldaniel7360]

Miyuki Ueta (上田 美由紀, Ueta Miyuki, 1973 - January 14, 2023) was a Japanese murderer and suspected serial killer, convicted of two murders in Tottori and possibly responsible for four others, starting from 2004 and lasting until October 2009.

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

7:17 _"like a little bear"_ what does that even mean 😂

[@SACABAMBASPIS123]

Thank you for posting! I assumed you wouldn't since its a holiday but when I saw you did, I was so happy! Happy new year to you and the mango butt fam. I appreciate you!

[@mainexx1352]

Whenever you describe miyuki , i remember my mother especially at SEDUCTION. The different is my mother would leave whenever she wants and wont think twice if she wants it. She also lied alot to her colleague about supporting us financially and she own debt and her reason is to send us money even tho she didn't do that. She also act like a loving mother infront of her lover but straight up ignore us. Of couse my mom is a beauty , she's overweight but whenever you look at her , you would realize she's beautiful. She knows her advantage and know how to manipulate man BUT OF COURSE SHE WON'T KILLED ANY BODY. We can call her just a white lotus , very loving infront but very toxic inside

[@hahahahaha213able]

Honestly, at this point Stephanie and her long and really interesring Podcasts are my only source of motivation to do chores. Thank you so much! I love you and pleeeease keep doung long a** vids ❤

[@swaralipikumar7582]

I am always intrigued by your storytelling and these cases

[@MiddleAgedMillennial]

Could you do a story on the South Korean women’s marriage/birth strike? I’d love to know more from someone who is so knowledgeable of Korean customs.

[@Sunflowersarepretty]

Happy new year 🎊. I just wish if our world could be a bit more peaceful. Watching these crime stories always make me lose faith in humanity.

[@rebekahjimenez2808]

When that happens to me, I look at Only Good News. Also, take a break and watch some comedy. Take care of your mental health. ❤

[@ElPradoGirl]

You are such a great story teller. Your voice is nice to listen to. Thank you for this awesome channel.

[@kennamoo7427]

Happy New Year Stephanie!! Thank you for all of your hard work in all of your videos. Have an amazing 2024!

[@kattanattagaming7078]

I get so excited every time you upload a video. You are amazing at telling these stories! Love you ❤

[@Mme_Chantal]

Happy New Year Stephanie and her husband! 🎉 Love your stories!

[@kellychu5602]

lgo

[@emico211]

One thing I know, the curry was not broght by Masumi, they gatherd and cooked at that place.They took turns to watch that curry pod. Masumi was the one who is accused of poisoning but the police seems like they are trying to hide something, some Japanese are still skeptical about Masumi is in the death row.I read the article saying the specific arsenic that they found was different from the one in the curry pod. I wonder what is the truth 😔

[@yuo8857]

I’m Japanese and I have been following Masumi’s case for a little while. As far as I know, Masumi never confessed that she poisoned the curry and she’s been pleading not guilty for the case. People have argued that there is no reliable physical evidence or motive for her to commit this kind of crime that wouldn’t not be financially beneficial. (She had committed insurance fraud before but that was for money.) There was also a media frenzy surrounding Masumi at the time which also escalated the public debate that Masumi would be the one who poisoned the curry. There is a number of things that make people doubt the accusation and the validity of her death penalty, including those points that you and other people commented. It is a very controversial case.

[@segoB07]

been on a 2 weeks break celebrating the holidays and I have so many videos to catch up on, and can I just say how great it is to hear your name Stephanie🤩

[@catblue4690]

It caused her “distress” 😂 Girlie, you killed people.

[@tranquil.sprout]

Thank you for uploading on new year. I’m alone and this is my entertainment now ^^

[@abbyAC333]

You are so good at explaining these cases

[@annabinksy1694]

What friggen CRAZY stories!! Love your content.

[@AliasA2]

Thank you so much for your hard work and happy new year and I hope that you can make more Crimes stories from Japan because this country has unique things which not many another Asian countries have

[@yvonnezed]

Perfect timing! Was wondering what to watch tonight! 😁💜🥳 Happy new year guys! 🥳☺️💗

[@yvonnezed]

The f*ck are you on about 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️ it's too early in the morning (2.29am if you'd like to know) for this nonsense 🤣👋🏼

[@misterkaren]

You're the best true crime channel ever 😂 keep up the good work.

[@Maybeiamjustnotenough]

My new yrs resolution is to get better friends who aren’t toxic hopefully it works

[@itsmenahed3813]

"Ethnically Korean Japanese citizen gummy smile Miyuki" 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣 16:09

[@irenekay7934]

Happy new year to everyone! Thank you for your videos Stephanie ❤

[@cameronlove8821]

yoooo didn't realize this was posted just 50 minutes ago! super happy you uploaded, i was running out of videos to watch of yours 😂

[@kim_mastori101]

If Stephanie soo ever quits KZbin at deleting the goddamn app, she is the only reason am on this app, never seen anyone explain something this good love you Stephanie and stubby 😊

[@catblue4690]

“Not knowing when their lives were coming to an end.” I’m sure the people yall murdered could relate

[@CelineNadeau]

Omg Stephanie, i love you! Thank you so (very) much for highlighting the (scary) fact Robert Greene’s hypocritical book, titled “The art of seduction” is actually about “The art of manipulation”, i.e. toxic reationship advice (sic), and the opposite of love imho! Robert Greene’s books literally advise people on how to be fake, how to behave like a manipulative con man, as if it was acting like glorious conquerors… this man is seriously guilty of spreading dangerous misinformation and #toxicrelationships advice i.e. the seeds of everyday true crime… and that does matter. Thank you for digging a bit on that issue..

[@DivaViews]

I like that sometimes the editor adds background music or noise that go with the story.

[@pinkribbon5]

Happy new year Stephanie! And thank you for sharing these story’s❤ 🎉

[@elizaduma5304]

Happy new year Stephanie and family too. Wish you a wonderful year! 🎉🥳💕

[@veenaynay6578]

Was literally just watching the Singapore wives video when this popped up. THANK YOUUUU STEPHANIE ❤❤

[@BrownSugaBabe]

Happy New Year to Stephanie, Mr. Mango and everyone here!!! May 2024 be a great year for us all❤

[@aliceDarts]

The pain of an impacted wisdom tooth hurts more than labour (I gave birth to 2 kids). Thank you do so much for this video. It is very good distraction. Please have a happy new year everyone!

[@BrownSugaBabe]

It’s truly does. I tell people toothaches are worse than childbirth, I had natural births and I’d rather do that then have a toothache.

[@louniece1650]

Oh my lorrrd! Sending you healing prayers 💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@Monchis181-he3fy]

Happy New Year to everyone!! May this year bring you many blessings. Looking forward to another awesome year of Rotten Mango.