Shocking Stories & Twisted Tales Pt. 2

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Chapters:
0:00 Start
0:15 Nasubi
19:25 Nigerian Forest of Horrors
30:47 Alison Botha
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[@Cadaber]

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[@sixthsenseamelia4695]

🤦🏻‍♀️ Bro. TMI. TMI.

[@raynjpg]

might wanna fix that thumbnail

[@janedoe6121]

@@sixthsenseamelia4695 I don't think it's TMI, as a female I wish that more guys would take personal hygiene like this more seriously!

[@sixthsenseamelia4695]

@@janedoe6121 This isn't Tik Tok. I don't want to know about content creators genital hygiene routines & preferences. Or yours. Thanks. Perhaps date men that aren't feral then.

[@tusike]

Nasubi was 100% questioning his sanity and couldn't tell if he was hallucinating when the four walls broke down and he saw the audience

[@sourgreendolly7685]

What they put him through probably still have him questioning sometimes... so messed up.

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

Probably thought they were pulling a trick on him again

[@vapor404]

It's so messed up what they did to him I hope people got in trouble for it

[@dancedancekittycat]

@@gjmarkjesse1324 ah yes. kill thousands upon thousands of people for fun!!

[@milkmatcha3698]

​@@gjmarkjesse1324 not funny, man.

[@shivvWhore]

You didn't mention this in the video but I thought I would let everyone know: The guy who found Alison, the veterinary student, decided to train as a doctor for humans after his encounter with Alison. The best part is that the very same man delivered Alison's first child.

[@amandacastillon8643]

I was coming to mention this. They've remained friends.

[@scifi.ginger4148]

this is amazing thank you so much for adding this. Alison is such an incredible and strong person

[@foggyfrogy]

ahhhh

[@brittneyharfield]

thank you for mentioning this, i didnt know this

[@dena81]

That is so amazing! This story is just all amazing just seeing the determination of the human spirit to survive. I was hearing this story in the best of 2023 video and it just amazed me so much I had to see Cadaber's original post. It's amazing just how she survived and on top of it, inspired someone to become a doctor.

[@SakuraAsranArt]

Does anyone else think the Nigerian Governer's determination to destroy the crime scene and the bodies is HELLA suspicious?!? Police need to take a good, hard look at that man!

[@pgakt]

Police work for and with him unfortunately, pigs won’t do anything to people with money

[@IShipYouNot]

Any time the government wants to hurry up anything, people need to be insanely critical of them. The only time they do anything in a hurry is when it benefits them for you to know less.

[@jessbellis9510]

100% dodgy.

[@mrfrundles4645]

I was just going to say this. To me this screams like elite British Zionist American cult Jeffrey Epstein type of elites and they probably forced the governor to get rid of the evidence.

[@ShadeEmberi]

Right, I mean maybe it is an honest reaction but to keep wanting it even when people protest

[@AnimaAspect]

Man the way they approached Nasubi at the end like he was some sort of animal, and the way that the audience is eating up his obvious suffering *in person* is sickening

[@Takeninthelight]

I mean, did the audience know it wasn't fake? The producers were terrible, but I'm less inclined to indict the general audience. How much did they know really?

[@AnimaAspect]

@L Why are you even on this channel man.

[@fleshtrees46]

@L ???? How could you possibly know if he's fine. And, with the statement that he's exaggerating you clearly cannot tell when things are real or not. He is clearly terrified here and he doesn't react all that out there, more confused and questioning everything.

[@AnimaAspect]

@@Takeninthelight Other people that have covered his story in the past have stated that he became a source of mockery after the events of the gameshow, and that the experience mostly ruined his public image; as the average viewer saw him as a dense man clamoring for fame

[@chillaxer8273]

It's obviously fake holy cow why js everyone so braindead

[@alexiszimmer]

The Nasubi situation feels like a Black Mirror episode. Especially when he finally wins at the end and the overly cheerful hosts tell him that he won.

[@D3epBlueSea]

Facts

[@anotherrealm6176]

C'mon... none of that reminds you of Truman Show?

[@ProfessionalGasLighting]

He actually did it 3 times, the first time he met the goal the producer comes out and doesn’t say a word, just starts popping those little new years poppers in his face over and over again lol

[@azzythehero]

Alison has to be the most hardcore person alive. She survived the most horrific torture and injuries by sheer will alone.

[@luciasoosova2182]

Those men were probably just so bad in what they did, that karma kept her alive and helped her to lock them.

[@inabruzzowithme7877]

@@luciasoosova2182 that's no karma. That's 100% Alison. I will not take away from her badassery.

[@inferi312]

@@luciasoosova2182 Please don't diminish this brave woman's accomplishment with your esoteric bullshit. Alison is a badass and owes her survival to herself

[@roxyroxelle]

@@luciasoosova2182 karma is bullshit

[@poindextertunes]

@@roxyroxelle sometimes thats how karma works. you probably have done a lot of shxtty things in life

[@-chloe-8728]

the fact that Alison not only survived but made a FULL recovery AND had children? she must have superpowers.

[@Broc_Obama]

Yeah that's actually insane. She looks so healthy now

[@TheArtistV1]

The fact that she had to hold her own almost decapitated head In place to drag herself to a place to get help….Straight baller right there

[@zanzabarosu]

not only is it insane that physically she made a full recovery, her also going on to trust anyone to have children with them is fucking insane, i couldnt imagine being that resilient

[@loocanary]

Allison's story, along with stories like Susan Kuhnhausen (the woman who fought off a hitman sent to kill her), and Mary Vincent (girl who survived her hands getting cut off and being dropped down a cliff), all remind me to never underestimate the power of humans, even when they're at Death's Door.

[@CharlieApples]

All three of them women who were the victims of evil men who hated women. They are all beyond incredible.

[@Neonmonkey42]

​@@CharlieApples Attempting to hijack their suffering in order to push hate is foul. Please be respectful.

[@STRcircaFKR]

​@@Neonmonkey42 what hate? They are just talking about those 3 offenders

[@Neonmonkey42]

@@STRcircaFKR If someone made the same comment about black people instead of men most of you would be stroking out over it. You and I both know what's being said there.

[@borntosyn498]

Susan Kuhnhausen is an absolutely badass

[@Mochiiiee]

when nasubi asked “why are they laughing?” i felt so upset.. that was a genuine question. he was scared.

[@S4NSE]

Don't worry, he is just acting, it's scripted, knowing hoe television works probably even the one who pitched the idea to the producer. I watched many japanese shows years ago and I can tell he's just acting, especially knowing what shock, trauma, fear etc. really looks like.

[@JamesR624]

@@S4NSE The fact that you believe this is really sad and I guess shows why these monsters were able to get away with this horrific treatment. WOW.

[@thatdudeishere7627]

The way the audiences laughed after every confused sentence that Nasubi said. My skin is crawling and my blood is boiling. It was uniform, robotic, and cruel.

[@Jasmine-cs9dp]

I was fr asking myself if that sht was real. I don’t understand how anyone could be okay with that, let alone being apart of it.

[@AutumnWind92]

Japan...

[@s_u_l_f_u_r]

Japan is weird like that. But the weirdest part is the self-awareness of this. They’ve criticized this on movies like Perfect Blue and Helter Skelter.

[@Jasmine-cs9dp]

@@jasonvargas7564 um bro… what

[@jasonvargas7564]

@@Jasmine-cs9dp clearly they haven’t learned their lesson and they don’t value human life. Between what they did to this guy, the cannibal that is CELEBRATED in Japan, all the weird cringe schoolgirl “videos” that no doubt appeal to people like Jeffrey Eps. Etc. that forest that they advertise to tourists, as if it’s something to be proud of. Separate train cars for women due to the rampant nature of assaults on women by the men there. Junka Furuta. Etc etc. they haven’t learned anything and need another lesson.

[@psnachtmuzik]

Nasubi and Alison are proof that the mind can overcome the worst life has to offer.

[@dylanvolckaert404]

Both really strong and impressive people. What has been done to both of them was monstrous and unfair.

[@AtrocityEquine01]

Nasubi's story absolutely terrifies me. Having your life broadcasted online and such is one thing, but the fact these people put him through it **twice** and removed his clothing for the world to see and basically gaslit him is absolutely sadistic. How the hell did he not end up in therapy is beyond me.

[@dahkdm8787]

He did go to therapy afterward I think

[@ordinarykid.]

The stories in Cadaber's video: 💀🛐😈💔 The intro: 💃🍻🎉🕺

[@TheVioletBunny]

Pretty much lol

[@rivereuphrates8103]

It's like every Smiths tune

[@CJLOVE23]

LOL!

[@Gadlight]

In the Nigerian forest's case, its clear that the Mayor/Superintendent tried to cover the stuff up, since it doesnt make any sense to destroy potential evidence. Even more considering this was going on for years, probably even decades.

[@nightmareblur6524]

I'm glad to see someone commented this as I was thinking the same thing. It's really suspicious and definitely seems like he knew something and didn't want it getting out.

[@simianflu]

thats what i was thinking, but i still wonder why? why torture and end the lives of so many people of all ages for seemingly no reason?

[@Gadlight]

@@simianflu ive watch other videos regarding this and the theories go from organ trafficking to ritualistic murders, but my guess its on the former.

[@eggytoast]

Going on for centuries but now gone underground

[@simianflu]

@@Gadlight that makes sense. this world is so fcked.

[@maygreen5653]

It’s the fact that Alison’s attackers were just recently released on parole that makes my skin crawl. How do you do something so horrific to another human being and then see the light of day again??? She literally had to keep her insides from becoming outsides and they’re on parole??? Humanity disturbs me very deeply sometimes

[@oggendster44]

I'm from South Africa and I have some bad news about the Alison case. The two perpetrators were recently released on parole for good behavior. Thanks for featuring her story

[@dementeddoll8591]

How.....oh that is just horrible!!

[@mariec3527]

Are you FRICKEN JOKING !!!

[@heymrzanzeeba]

Jesus, that's SA for you.

[@ConsistentlyInconsistent21]

I hope she's armed.

[@tylertheguy3160]

I still don't understand how the Nasubi thing wasn't illegal. It's one of those things that I often remember and it seriously makes me question the value of humanity.

[@TheVioletBunny]

Prob because it’s staged

[@tylertheguy3160]

​@@TheVioletBunny I think it was likely staged to an extent but he still spent over a year confined. He clearly turned into a man that was far from mentally or physically well.

[@TheVioletBunny]

@@tylertheguy3160 eh nothing we see on tv is real the world is a stage my friend. It’s called acting politicians have been doing it for eons 😂

[@kiyoko5523]

​@TheVioletBunny The extreme weight loss was not staged.

[@amuroray9115]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@TheVioletBunnyyou’re not as deep as you might think lol. That’s exactly how people fall for shams like Flat Earth theory.

[@ReaperSolo]

I feel like Nasubi was some sick psychological experiment that they got away with by spinning it as a “game show”

[@brandyhardin-hj2cr]

Sad thing is...this sort of sick situation goes on all over the world. My faith in humanity is depleted.

[@roonkolos]

Alice honest to God is easily one of the bravest individuals I've ever heard of Doesn't matter how many times I hear it, it still is beyond baffling how she even managed to be breathing, let alone survive such an ordeal

[@jessbellis9510]

She's one of the strongest people on the planet. Some people fall from a short distance and land wrong, and die immediately. It's insane how fragile and incredibly strong the human race can be.

[@roonkolos]

@@jessbellis9510 we as humans have an endurance of 11 out of 10 or -2 more often than not XD so yeah, the human will to survive sometimes is utterly insane and is beyond respectable ♡

[@rattoota]

@@jessbellis9510 seriously its like we either roll a nat1 or a nat20, no in between lol

[@ErieRosewood]

it was sheer luck that those men missed every major kill spot, sheer luck her spinal cord was still intact after her head was falling off her shoulders, but pulling herself up, dragging herself to the road, and sharing her story is some of the bravest shit I've ever seen. she gives me hope that whatever happens, I'm going to find a way through it.

[@looniemoonie5955]

​@@ErieRosewood yeah. I am not downplaying her in no way, but there's definitely a lot of luck involved, like A TON. You can't just survive 2 strangulations, beatings and FIFTY stabbings by 2 adult men like wtf, people don't get so much luck in their entire life. But she's very strong for helding to life, being quick to decide and find a way to survive, I applaud her

[@JaykPuten]

Achievement unlocked: "new level of hell discovered" for anyone who profited from Narubi's segments of the show

[@comedicsociopathy]

"Nasubi says he'd signed no contract. But he didn't have anything better to do, so he sat down and wrote and soon was entering 200 to 300 contests a day. And while he waited for prizes to arrive, he had no food. Nasubi got frighteningly thin very quickly. You could see the sharp angles of his collarbones. Nasubi via Translator: Well, starvation is a good word for it. The staff got together and would give me basically a very simple little bread each day, so I had bread and water essentially for the first two weeks. But then as soon as the results started to come in, then that stopped and everything shifted over entirely to things that I could win through sweepstakes. Was there anything preventing you from backing out at that point? Like, was the door locked? Nasubi via Translator: No, there was no lock on the door. And producers later asked me, so why didn't you escape? And I was naked, so I would have had to go outside naked and seek help. But I don't think that that's what kept me in there. The only thing I really have to say is that I said I'd do it, and I do what I say. That was it? The only reason? I kept asking him, but wait, really, why? Nasubi via Translator: There's a phrase, ...., the Japanese spirit, which is just that you sort of stick through. You endure things. When you're given something, whether it's easier or whether it's hard, you just really do-- you're obliged to follow it through." Western people are so spoiled and dramatic lol

[@JaykPuten]

@@comedicsociopathy first, when you have to call people derogatory names like "dramatic and spoiled" means you find merit in what they're saying, else you'd just present the facts...(let's see how fast you edit the end of your comment) To the actual crux of the issue, at some point though, you kinda feel stuck when doing something, especially when you're depressed or start having mental issues.. Which is probably the point at which someone should have said "hey, maybe we should have him be psych evaluated" because there is a point where someone has either diminished capacity and couldn't sign a contract, and requires a guardian... So while they weren't holding him there according to your sources There is a point where mentally he needs to be checked to make sure he's still aware he can leave there... And it's long before you're at the point of "clothes don't feel good" Or maybe at the start, some people are so addicted to the idea of being famous they'll actively do something against their best interests, like with any addiction... So could he leave at any time? According to your source yes... Was he competent in understanding that? We don't know What might have started as "I can leave whenever I want" can quickly become "I can leave whenever I want?" To "I shouldn't leave" Western people aren't spoiled or dramatic, some just understand there is a mental and even genetic component that makes issues that can't be seen, be recognized as issues... You wouldn't put someone with a propensity to addiction in a casino, or an opioid addict in a warehouse of opiates and be surprised when they don't feel like leaving... Just like you shouldn't put someone truly willing to risk everything to the point of psychical and mental harm to be famous on TV and say"if you leave you're not on TV" The problem with your source, even if it's 100% translated from him is that it's after the fact, not *during* the situation... I mean the whole preamble before the introduction of the story is about people doing stupid things to become famous, some even being not alive from TikTok challenges... So pardon people for considering mental health as "dramatic and spoiled"

[@c.w.8200]

@@comedicsociopathy You're not mentioning that Nasubi definitely didn't come out of this unharmed, he needed therapy after the whole ordeal, for a game show! If he felt like he needed to stay that doesn't mean it wasn't abusive and horrifying.

[@oz_jones]

@@comedicsociopathy "My difficulties are more important than yours" go suck a Mossberg

[@zachariahpoltergeist4516]

​@@comedicsociopathy if "having a sense of self worth and not putting up with unnecessarily harmful bs" is "spoiled and dramatic", then call me "spoiled and dramatic".

[@GamingTeacher]

I actually first encountered Nasubi as one of the reoccurring informants in Kamen Rider W. He’s a really easy guy to spot, has that “mushroom” hairdo. I’m glad things turned out ok for him.

[@robertboxall4838]

Yep, that is exactly how I know him, and he's an anime character now thanks the "Fuuto PI" Anime

[@fairfaefates]

Same here. It actually made me feel some relief early into the story because I at least knew he made it through and is doing well for himself.

[@darrelldog5]

Oh my God. I never saw the end of that Game show. The guy was so confused he literally had a break from reality there. He didn't know why he was there where he was . When he said why are they laughing, it literally brought tears to my eyes.

[@Amylovescats]

“Now I’ve covered many disturbing things on the internet, but what always manages to remain disturbing is men’s balls” 💀

[@aylinsanchez9496]

I laughed out loud so hard

[@ethancooper1056]

The governor in the second story was/is 1000000% involved in the cult.

[@NimbusAdrift]

My thoughts exactly

[@aliaborez3987]

I've seen and heard a fair share of horrible shit in my life but the way you described the events that poor woman had to go through is downright brutal. The fact that she was alive through that nightmare makes all of it even worse. She has to be one of the most badass people on this planet to not only recover physically but also mentally enough to go on and form a family.

[@DRB3three]

Agree 100% - I watch a ton of true crime videos and of all the cases this is the one that shocked and enraged me above them all. I pray she experiences nothing but peace and happiness for the rest of her life!

[@Jolis_Parsec]

Literally had to hold her head on her neck and her intestines from falling out of her abdomen. I’d say I was definitely impressed with her will to survive even though she should never have had to endure all that torment to begin with. Hopefully the duo responsible for inflicting all those grievous injuries are getting their just desserts in prison.

[@gloomy27]

I like how you talked about Nasubi. I usually see that case reported in ways that are edgy or even in a comedic tone, and not as a serious issue.

[@rabidbasher]

I'm glad to find that Nasubi is still alive and mentally stable today, he even successfully scaled Mt Everest after abandoning multiple attempts. I fully expected this story to end with him committing suicide or something because of the insane conditions he was subjected to

[@cjthebeesknees]

Alison is the epitome of willpower and strength, what an absolute beast of a woman. Much respect.

[@lesliemartin3]

Every single time I hear Allison's story (it never gets old) I cannot get over the unimaginable pain and distress she was in and yet she was still able to go on. She will always be my hero.

[@HowardMoon56]

Imagine driving down the road at night, listening to music, just chillin', and then you ran into a woman stumbling on the road, covered in blood, holding her almost severed head with one hand, and her intestines with another... What a horrifying image. Honestly, I'm not sure if I'd stop to help. Thank god for people who are braver than me.

[@jessbellis9510]

I'd freak the hell out but immediately call for emergency paramedics and police, since I'd be worried that the people who did it were still nearby.

[@GhostRangerr]

I would stop but stay inside my car while calling for ambulance & police, cuz you never know the perpetrators may still be around & chances are you'll be attacked by them as well.

[@looniemoonie5955]

​@@GhostRangerr exactly, if someone did THAT to her, you never know if they can do the same to you!!

[@Beeyo176]

36:44 "Managed to get her exposed thyroid back into her neck" Well, that is one hell of a sentence.

[@rhmani7623]

The governor is shady as hell , like if you want to act emotionally instead of logically you would make it rain hell fire on whoever was responsible.. not help them even more by destroying a whole crime scene.. yeah he’s totally in on this.

[@ShizzyMcCreepy]

My thoughts exactly, felt more like a coverup

[@mommy2libras]

There have definitely been things said over the years about how the human trafficking and ritual killings were done for members of the Nigerian government and the rich of the country. However, that may just be a rumor like any other you hear about when something horrible is discovered in any other country- how those in charge knew all about it, let it go on, profited from it, etc. In Nigeria, belief in medicine men and juju to bring wealth or good fortune or to cure illness or drive away "demons" (which could be anything from severe depression or anxiety to an actual physical disorder like a tumor or something disrupting your digestive system or cancer making you sicker and sicker) is pretty popular. Some groups never see a regular doctor for anything medical, just their village priest or medicine man. And believe it or not, human body parts are still sought out ingredients for some of these things (I think moreso the "spells" or what they call them to bring money or prosperity or love or whatever than to cure medical ailments. I think most of those are taken care of mostly with herbs, roots, etc). This "death house" could have easily just been some group's warehouse for the body parts they sold. If you look at Nigerian news, even today you'll see stories of bodies being found beheaded and with parts missing- often things like the heart, tongue, reproductive parts, liver, kidneys, etc. Some have been found just dropped in the street right in the middle of town. Enough with many of the same parts missing that you know they're being harvested for sale (not transplant either- you can't just kidnap someone, hack out their liver and hold it until you sell to the highest bidder waiting for a new one. That has to be carried out extremely carefully and under strict conditions to work). I want to state that I do not believe that Nigeria as a whole is a place that believes in the power of juju or witches or anything of the sort. Many of the people are as civilized as anyone else- certain just as much as the people who live around me and many probable moreso. I live in Florida so take that just as you think I meant it. But there are some areas who still subscribe to older belief systems and while some hang on to older beliefs but have updated enough to stray away from the use of human body part to complete their rituals, others have not. And just as anything else, if there's a market for it, you're going to find someone willing to get it and sell it. Especially in a place where poverty is rampant. Several of those survivirs from that forest place said they were "arrested" even though they knew the people arresting them weren't actual police and the reasons given were bullshit- one said he was picked up for being a vendor where he wasn't supposed to and a woman said she was sitting outside her house and a car pulled up and they said they had a warrant for her from someplace else. A few other somewhat similar. But all knew they were being kidnapped, it just happened fast and they couldn't fight off a few adults. It really does sound more like a ring trafficking in human parts, not really some government conspiracy to kidnap people to sacrifice so they could live forever or whatever.

[@jealous7005]

In the Nigerian forest of horrors, government officials involved were absolutely in on it. No other explanation for the frenzy to cover up and destroy.

[@erinkinsella91]

Super religious and even in the west we knock down houses that have had horrific murders happen in them, there's 2 reasons

[@voidbreather7405]

@@erinkinsella91 Yes, but that generally happens AFTER the investigation concludes, not during it.

[@Macachee]

@@erinkinsella91You’re not too bright, are you?

[@mattgonzales774]

thank you for choosing stories that display the resilience of human beings. nasubi, alison, wally & all the survivors of the forest - all experienced others inflicting a cruel amount of pain, yet persevered. i've been struggling with extreme hopelessness recently and these stories helped spark a glimmer of hope that i so desperately needed. truly i thank you.

[@topaz_no_life9440]

what happened to nasubi is so fucked up, man. i hope anyone who orchestrated it is having the life they deserve.

[@Dollust]

Nah imagine being so happy you won a sweepstakes just for you to be thrown in a room with nothing where your life just spirals downwards

[@Infuriatedfun]

Alison is a warrior, her survival is amazing

[@baru0chan]

even though i know about nasubi, i appreciate the empathy with which you told his story

[@saigesmart4167]

Nasubi using his traumatizing experience to help people during the pandemic is actually so heart warming and amazing

[@mardyjane7664]

That Alison's story, wow. I can't believe it. What a huge thing to survive and overcome. What a strong and badass lady! 😮

[@keinplan3056]

The Alison Botha story is sickening

[@rancidsa]

Nothing new in South Africa.

[@xlnuniex]

I cant believe a show like that exists. The mental abuse that Nasubi endured is heartbreaking. I couldn’t watch a show like this. I really enjoy seeing contestants win real prizes. The constant bs with those “prizes” really pissed me off. I’m sure most will agree. It’s just really horrifying and upsetting. I really hope he’s okay now.

[@misseselise3864]

yeah the whole time i couldn’t stop thinking abt how tf people continued enjoying the show knowing he was being deprived of every basic need other than shelter

[@DaggersPOV]

Thank you for showing what Nasubi accomplished after the fact. Hardly anyone tells that part of the story, so it was nice to see it here.

[@nh979]

They didn’t sneak food to Nasubi btw. This whole thing was live streamed, like Big Brother is. People could tune in at any point to see what Nasubi was doing, it wasn’t just a weekly show.

[@voxicore]

It always intrigues and saddens me to hear what happened to Nasubi, however I'm mega happy he's doing very well now. He runs an informational channel here on KZbin :D

[@rattoota]

No matter how many times i hear Alisons story it always deeply disturbs me to my core. Going through such a horrific attack is unimaginable. How a person could survive both the physical and psychological trauma of what she went through is incredible.

[@amethyst5538]

Poor Nasubi! What sort of narcissistic psycho came up with that "gameshow?"😫 I am happy he in turned a negative into a positive though. I would not have faired so well mentally.

[@sourgreendolly7685]

fr I'm barely handling my life as is

[@SavvyRatKing]

@@sourgreendolly7685 you’re real for this

[@jenaf4208]

How is "narcism" related hete? Remember that narcistic personality disorder is an illness, not some insult to dehumanise people.

[@chocomelo454]

​@@jenaf4208 this

[@GlurglePop]

Alison = Space Marine confirmed.

[@hardknockhooligan]

I would love to see Alison vs. those two with a chain sword.

[@harley_the_hack4416]

Allison reminds me of Mary Vincent, both women with amazing fortitude and will to survive. Badasses. Not comparing wounds, but both senseless attacks, attempts to kill, and left for dead. The forest of horrors is an insane story with a bizarre reaction by government. Thanks for the video as always, Cadaber! You always dive for the lesser known and unique stories

[@supposedlymel]

I've heard Alison's story many times, and every time I'm still in awe at how she managed to survive what she did. She's an inspirational woman, and I'm so glad those two monsters will never be free.

[@marumaru2105]

Iirc cameras were watching Nasubi 24/7, so there’s not really any possibility of them feeding him off-camera

[@CivilEngineerWroxton]

Wow, I knew that game shows in Japan are really weird, but this takes the cake in a VERY big way. The amount of money made off of Nasubi was crazy and I wonder if he got even a dime of it. The brokenness shown in his expression at the end is just heartbreaking. I know that most people are sensitive to this kind of brokenness shown in others, but I'm 55 years old and as I have grown older I have become more and more sensitive to such expression. I literally began to tear up as he was humiliated on stage in front of that entire audience and every person in the TV audience. This is beyond awful. I think the thing that bothers me the most is that someone at that TV network thought this entire thing up and totally approved funding for the show. It's just sickening. They absolutely didn't see Nasubi as a person but as an object to make money from. They're fortunate that he didn't die during the more than two weeks that he didn't eat anything at all. I can't imagine what level of damage that did to him. I sincerely hope and pray that you are out there somewhere doing well, Nasubi. You deserve so much more than what these people did to you.

[@JamesR624]

This wasn't a "weird game show", this was a televised inhuman international crime. How in the hell are the producers walking free is beyond me.

[@caseyd9471]

As rightfully harsh as you were about the producers of that so-called game show, we can't ignore the fact that SEVENTEEN MILLION watched this. You can call the producers monsters for doing this all for money, but the audience was doing it for sheer sadistic entertainment. That's even more disgusting in my book.

[@jessbellis9510]

It's not more disgusting because many of those people likely didn't know or understand the true impact or implications of the show. Was it wrong to watch? Yes. But the true evil are the orchestrators of it.

[@caseyd9471]

@@jessbellis9510 absolutely not. You can't scorn torturing a person for profit while excusing torturing someone for one's own entertainment. These people watched him eat dog food and uncooked rice and clapped for more. They watched him get tricked twice into thinking he was finally free and then laughed in his face at what a funny joke it all was as he noticeably lost weight and his personality changed. His suffering was the whole point, and it's sadistic and cruel. The producers were sick, and the audience that lapped it up for their viewing pleasure were sick. There's no product without a buyer, after all.

[@snoot6629]

@@jessbellis9510 check out a more fleshed out and better researched mini documentary of the yt channel "Atrocity Guide" on "nasubi" , creators of the show said they didnt regret doing this and if theyre given another chance they'd do it again , they were celebrated in japan for years because of how "funny" they made the show the creators also said they somewhat controlled what nasubi won and got in the raffles he joined.

[@nicolel6345]

😊ju

[@LordmonkeyTRM]

Nasubi is so wholesome, they did him so dirty

[@likelychloe]

I don’t even know how to react to the Nigerian horror forest story… the word evil doesn’t begin to describe it. I don’t think such a word exists

[@outlast_the_night7727]

Nasubi's story is heartbreaking. I can't even begin to imagine how big of a toll this entire experience must have taken on his mental state. I truly hope he's doing okay after all that (not just on the outside).

[@EthelChamomile]

All those torture and Nasubi can still act funny in front of camera, he's a pro indeed. Bless him.

[@engreem9281]

The fact Nasubi just howled and froze when the walls came down is one of the most disturbing things to me. No words, just animal like noise and then freezing. That really shows how much humanity suffering that show took from him

[@leviathan_is_me]

Alison is more than a badass.

[@tomdavis2606]

damn Allison’s story really shows how resilient humans can be mentally and physically if they never quit , absolutely the textbook definition of survivor 💕 😼

[@luvondarox]

I can't decide who's more despicable; the creatures who created Nasubi's torture, or the ones who watched it.

[@BruceWayne-zj1kw]

Thats an easy one, dummy.

[@Legionmint7091]

In the Nigeria case I cannot help wondering if the state governor’s motive to tear down the building and bury the bodies in mass graves was precisely to hide evidence - that may lead higher up the food chain, so to speak.

[@kennethcowie8260]

Nasubis final smile brought me so much joy after being humiliated + treated like a test subject. At least he was able to find something to smile about after that.

[@bigbeezus1335]

10 days ago, both Frans du Toit and Theuns Kruger were released on parole after serving 28 years in prison. Absolutely sickening knowing that someone who has inflicted so much pain on an innocent person can be out and walking around freely after being convicted of such a crime.

[@misseselise3864]

i’m impressed that nasubi was able to earn so much money from just sweepstakes but now i’m just thinking about how the show executives/network probably made that same amount of money (or more) for each episode it’s an awful reminder that people have always been eager to find a way to exploit & take advantage of the nativity of others

[@mikesanders8621]

Alison Botha is a real life superhero.

[@terrinator133]

Towards the end of the show, Nasubi was live-streamed...so there's no way anyone was providing him food and water off-camera.

[@JesseBakerH]

Nasubi's life and psyche being completely destroyed for everyones entertainment is unbelievable lol

[@quesokid4959]

Oh geez I remember watching Nasubi’s story in another KZbin documentary. Absolutely wild story and will definitely go down as one of the weirdest and craziest events ever covered on the internet.

[@billblaski9523]

Props to Nasumi, I think everyone forgets that he could have just walked out anytime, he wasn't locked in that apartment or anything, he could have quit whenever he wanted to but he stuck thru all their BS and lies and completed the whole game!

[@pacodibolo]

Except in Japan failure is a form of public disgrace often fraught with dishonor and the expectation of suicide.

[@fayumtoy]

@Chupamacabre weeb detected. Straight up tho, not trying to bully you but real Japanese people don't ever talk about that so that's how I know. Cus I am real Japanese so please do not get angry with me, I am only telling you what I know

[@billblaski9523]

@@fayumtoy 🤣 lmao damn dawg, u didn't have to do it like that tho

[@pacodibolo]

@@fayumtoy I watched Bleach and Naruto when I was younger but I'm not much of a weeb although you are definitely very Japanese, lol. I'm just going off what my friend Mika told me. If I'm mistaken, that's good to know; however, a cursory google search of the subject yields this "The general attitude toward suicide has been termed "tolerant", and in many occasions suicide is seen as a morally responsible action." -From Wiki. Although that might be tied to the whole loan guarantor issue but I'm uncertain. I just remember being told that in business making a mistake that embarrasses your boss can lead to you being expected to, which I found to be severe and drastic. As to whether it motivated Nasubi to endure such inhumane torture is frankly beyond me.

[@rumpeltyltskyn]

@@pacodibolo I think suicide is more seen as responsible in like, being a burden or end of life scenarios. Not just ‘failure’. They’re not Klingons lol

[@deneilbaker]

Whew idk how you got through reading the story about Allison without crying. God damn that story is ferociously amazing.

[@mikecook4298]

thank God Alison lived and had children and was able to stop those demons who attacked her .... she saved many other innocent women

[@tenacious_cee]

It never ceases to amaze me how many people don’t know the difference between choke and strangle. Choke is solo. You can’t be choked. You just choke. When someone has their hands around someone else’s neck it’s called strangle.

[@pistachiopoptarts]

Alison Botha is a straight-up f**king Terminator. The fact that she fought and survived that insane ordeal the way she did is beyond incredible.

[@coffeeandcupcakes7310]

Love your content! Never stop

[@echo.echo08]

Allison must be kind of mutant, next step of human evolution, or a superhuman. Surviving very near decapitation, giving birth despite the perpetrators mutilating her reproductive organs, getting full recovery, seemingly having no scars, and not succumbing to trauma in spite of all that horrifying torture?! That is so incredible! She must have amazing regenerative abilities and superior emotional and mental strength. Wow! What a survivor!

[@poupdujour]

I’ve heard the Nasuni story before but this retelling is probably the most concise and highlights the key points. Good job.

[@jenroeglin3090]

Allison- AMAZING. I can't even imagine what she went through! I am so freaking happy to hear she survived and was able to get those monsters arrested. Thank God. Just goes to show anything can happen to you at any time- what a bad ass she truly is.

[@jacethebald8712]

i've heard of Nasubi's case before but it never occured to me how the pandemic self-isolation must've affected him. i hope he was able to at least quarantine with a roommate or something :(

[@danielle228512]

Alison’s story literally gave me chills. I can’t even imagine and so glad she survived!

[@tombamford3782]

So happy Nasubi got a happy ending. He deserves it after the way that game shows producers treated him. An incredibly strong person.

[@itsasquid]

I might've heard about Alison Botha before, but holy shit. What an absolute badass and an inspiration!

[@riley2307]

Happy Women’s days to Alison fr! She’s an absolute powerhouse.

[@JayyJay92]

Imagine thinking you’re in a apartment and your house falls apart. This dude probably thought the 4th wall broke.

[@maraka3626]

I have heard so many true crime stories and really horrible stuff but Alisons Story is one of the only ones that gave me the shivers and made me cry a little. So much resilience and strength!

[@CryBlueofZ]

Yay Cadaber is back

[@mrfrundles4645]

I just want to shake Nasubi’s hand. They have no idea how lucky they were that he was a kind soul. I’m telling you if I was doing that , it would have turned into a nightmare situation

[@TheHive616]

People die hard. That's the worst part, it can take so much to end a person, and when you see what someone like Alison could live through, it just makes you understand that life is worth fighting for, because it's all we KNOW we have. What an incredible woman, and how awful it is that she was forced to see what she was made of in such a horrible, unforgettable way.

[@kevinhughes3477]

mad respect for all the survivors in these stories! That said, I had to stop before the end I can feel myself coming close to throwing up over that last story

[@vaszgul736]

On Nasubi and whether or not the food being brought to the house was faked/staged or a genuine accident, and other speculation on how much was staged: it's hard to say how much was. Claims could have been exaggerated for views, some things may have been accidentally or intentionally misreported or misrepresented to the audience, or even lost in translation with the whole incident, so there's still room to speculate. However, What is truly disturbing is watching him literally waste away and become extremely thin, bony and eventually beginning to look emaciated during the periods that there was no food and for weeks. This was clearly not cgi, long before deepfakes or video editing were that good. Whatever the director or fans of the show say now about it, we can all still visibly see him becoming thinner, and weaker, and sicklier. He's in a bad shape, physically, and mentally too. He put on smiles, there's audience laugh tracks, there's live audience clapping, but he's very clearly suffering. It's deeply unsettling and uncanny.

[@shuuzo]

I'm watching another vid but I'll be back as soon as it's done! Very excited as always!

[@big4headedGangster]

no way really youll be back wow

[@connorperrett9559]

Thanks for keeping us posted!

[@love13f]

Allison's story, how could people even be so evil?? How do they even do stuff like that without feeling no remorse at all? Not even their conscience telling them what they're doing is wrong?! I have so so much respect for Allison

[@jessbellis9510]

Because they're violent psychopaths who don't view women as human, but mere things they're entitled to do whatever they want with. It always disgusts me when these people have a known, reoccurring history of extreme violence against women, and yet are let out of prison over and over.

[@221BBakerStreet]

That's the thing though. They don't HAVE a conscience. Sociopaths don't experience normal human emotions. They are literally devoid of anything even remotely resembling an actual real life emotion. So no guilt, no remorse, no empathy, no compassion...nothing. There's just an empty space where their soul should be.

[@dbullets3664]

Allison is just one story out of south Africa. Boer genocide is ongoing to this day and the stories are much worse than you could imagine. They even have a song called 🔫 the boer

[@brokenfoxproductions]

Unfortunately some people are just really disturbing and really sick. This stuff happens a lot more often than you would like to think.

[@jeanettw2341]

@@221BBakerStreet Literally not how sociopaths work. Use the correct terminology.

[@LaLavaneko]

Legimately in tears hearing alison wasnt only able to survive but also go on to positively change the world and help others

[@eob1601]

poor tomoaki... his experience feels like something straight out of black mirror like white christmas or whitebear. i just want to give him a hug.

[@ItsLunaRegina]

Thank you, Daddy Cadaber, for this awesome upload.

[@dylry86]

Cadaddy

[@darkninjafirefox]

Nasubi's situation feels particularly cruel, just pushing him more and more and then throwing him in front of a live audience

[@Keyser___Soze]

I knew exactly each story you were about to tell right after the first couple sentences or even just reading the title because these are 3 of the most unbelievable stories I will always remember that stand out from the others. Just like Junko Furuta story. The last story about Alison Botha and the Junko Furuta are two of the craziest, most unbelievable, horrific true stories ever told

[@H3ll9_Fr13nd]

Alison is such a badass omg Her story is outta this world and I’m so glad that she got the happy ending she deserves

[@saraleerenee]

Nasubi story gave me the same uncomfortable feeling as the game show scene from Requiem for a Dream when the mom is loosing her mind dreaming of being on the show.