The Most TWISTED Cases You've Ever Heard | Episode 12 | Documentary

In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the most twisted cases you've EVER heard...

[@sharkie3491]

in the first case: i’m a fan of how they threw in descriptive factors like “single” “unattractive” “overweight” 😂 they forgot “scum of the earth”

[@fishy9868]

Fr lol

[@Sanas_Shy_Language]

Yeah, that caught me so off-guard I had to laugh. And the best part is that they we're right!

[@ericabluth4244]

they always look like that white single overweight and unattractive😂😂 when I see one of those men who looks like a prospector from the old west, I run the other direction

[@yuuitakei7946]

Favorite part

[@samanthanickson6478]

yeah, profiling is on point.

[@benmcreynolds8581]

This case always weirds me out with how the killer enjoyed calling the first victims mom and her sister.. they showed SO MUCH PATIENCE omg. Not everyone would have put up with that...

[@racheld23biscuitsmom42]

I just wrote in the general comments about this but John E. Douglas, former FBI profiler wrote a book titled When a Killer Calls about this case. He was heavily involved and the book was really great. I remember seeing this case on Unsolved Mysteries or something like that back in the day and it always stuck with me, too. The calls and last will and testament.. that family has more strength than I have in my pinky.

[@memeju1ce]

absolutely. i found myself getting angry just listening to this on a youtube video. i think i would have broken down immediately

[@markwebster5749]

2nd case has just crushed me I hadn’t heard of it so sad R.I.P

[@seducedbysasquatch]

Yes! And I'm wondering how they weren't able to trace his phone number to the residence until after he was arrested??

[@lilheinz9496]

How can anyone actually pick up the phone after finding out that the crazy bastard that kept prank callin u killed ur daughter?? I’d have a hard time ever pick in up the phone ever again regardless of who’s callin

[@spiderb1tes]

i really appreciate anytime a domestic violence case is covered you always follow up with tips on how to spot an abuser and info on how to get out. my mother lost her life to a dv situation so hearing a popular crime channel speak about it in a way where the victim isn’t demonized it’s very refreshing

[@susannacox967]

I'm so sorry for your loss😢❤

[@tdoran]

That's so awful! Agreed, victim-blaming is gross.

[@antaila]

Honestly not a lot of stories can make me cry, but the second crime genuinely brought me to tears. It's beyond horrifying for the children and mother, though at the very least, the mother was incredible, and i hope she's resting peacefully after her strength

[@andreclark6219]

mann that shit hurt me so much Mann I never thought I'll can get this emotional off something like this not being my own family. this is just completely sick . and yess I'll say it and idc because if I ever got the chance face to face with this guy I'll simply kill him . but even that's not enough that's just the amount of anger I have for this situation

[@hardhitter5099]

Oh definitely. For anyone who could hurt or kill a child is pure evil. Every case about that hurts me inside

[@221BBakerStreet]

I'm an Australian and that case horrified the entire country. There was a 30 minute mini doco made about this family that used a lot of home video footage. I saw a video that was taken of the father "playing" with his children in a kiddies wading pool in their backyard. He was rough housing with these tiny little children as though they were grown adults. Throwing them around, pushing them over and pretending to throttle them. He was laughing his head off and having the time of his life but the kids were terrified. The youngest, the little boy, climbed out of the pool and ran crying to his mother. It was horrible to watch. The mother was taking the video and she can be heard telling him to please stop being so rough with them. He acted like he didn't know what she was talking about. It gave great insight into what that poor woman had to endure being married to that man. He was an absolute monster.

[@Mongo42089]

Same. That picture showing them so happy and full of life while also confirming their deaths finally did it for me. I can't fathom how someone could even do that to their own flesh and blood. And not only that, he chose one of the most horrible deaths imaginable. Shit like this makes me wish/hope hell was real instead of humanity creating it on Earth.

[@TheDutchessOfCornville]

That was really hard to watch. I have 3 little girls and hearing about how those sweet babies burned to death and how their brave mother held on as long as she could, just hurt my heart. I hope they’re at peace

[@Panda-cute]

Why on earth should someone with a domestic violence order have access to their children? This case is so sad and horrific. Wow, I need a break to just sit and process this. That poor mother, she was so strong. I wish her children had survived but I'm glad that they're together with her.

[@harambeyonce9427]

Australia, baby. 🐨-D justice system

[@chippewaguy4193]

Domestic violence orders don’t mean they are child killing maniacs

[@queenofno6055]

sounds crazy but I'm in agreement with op

[@mariella2884]

This is a very very common reality in many countries. We do not have effective social systems in place to handle DV and child abuse. I feel until we treat domestic abusers as seriously as sexual abusers and have a registry, this will never stop.

[@beeballeticx]

Our Australian's f****d up family court system, forcing us to force our children to be subjected to their abusers because no matter how horrific the damage towards their children and their children's other parent, how much proof of all of this and constant violations of protection orders (our case is 147 times), father's still have rights regardless and deserve to have a "meaningful relationship with both parents". It's horrific and considering all the variables, that the children are in imminent danger, constantly in their care, as long as they're given the green light to be in their children's lives, which is a complete contradiction of the significant domestic violence order that forbids ANY sort of contact with the children and I, and other members of the family he's caused harm or threatened to. Our laws suck. Family Law Court Trump's Criminal Law.

[@dumbasses_R_us]

I'm Australian and remember when Hannah, Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey lost their lives too well. Unfortunately the incident was overshadowed by the start of the pandemic here so it probably didn't get the attention they deserved. There's a few different initiatives that we're hoping will come from this horrific incident that while they won't save Hannah and the Clarke children, will hopefully save others in the future. Take care of each other ❤️

[@CourtneyTunbridge79]

100% I too am from Brisbane and as I said in my post, this case destroyed me. Hannah, Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey won't ever be forgotten but it's still so fucked that this even happened. Stay safe friend.

[@LL-ys9cr]

Horrific how a father could do this to his own children. The justice system definitely failed Hannah and her innocent children. So sad.

[@shonaodonnell4848]

I live in Queensland and this case absolutely ROCKED our community. The parents have been incredibly strong fighting for tighter DV laws. I’m crying just typing this comment.

[@racheld23biscuitsmom42]

Retired FBI Profiler, John E. Douglas, wrote a really great book titled When A killer Calls about the Smith/Helmick case. He was not only involved in the case, he elicited the “Bad Larry” comment which was the closest they came to a confession. It’s a great read with an inside perspective. Also, the Smith family are incredible people.. their strength is astounding.

[@locabynature]

this is the first time I've ever heard anything about this story. I'm going to check out that book. it sounds like a very interesting perspective. thank you for the info.

[@racheld23biscuitsmom42]

I hope you enjoy it. This case has stuck with me since it happened so I really valued the inside knowledge. Also, John E. Douglas, along with Mark Olshaker, has written quite a few fantastic books about cases he’s worked.

[@DiaryOfALesbianGamer]

Thank you for that recommendation.

[@tivvy9708]

@@charsiu_808 No, I'm afraid to.😂

[@racheld23biscuitsmom42]

@@charsiu_808 no, I haven’t

[@Xialo_Universe_Art]

The guy who thought "maybe I can catch the guy by scanning the paper for dents" is an absolute genius, that was some anime detective level iq. Also the guy who invented the machine, I don't know why he did, but his invention basically solved the case.

[@Nope-s]

I agree. I thought that was incredibly smart.

[@huh968]

huh? that's pretty standard practice. that's why some ppl are trained to do exactly that kind of stuff

[@pank9902]

its an incredible technique. i read once that they can sometimes recover writing through seven pages. plus we now have touch DNA technology that could probably recover DNA just from a letter that had been handled by the guy (at least if it were sealed).

[@garlicoshallots200]

Pls explain how they find it was him. I'm confused

[@cjvaye99]

I didn't even know such a thing existed I actually went to look it up on Google to learn more about it

[@princessofhardrock3934]

These cases are all horrific. But burning your wife and children alive…that’s a true monster!! Breaks my heart!

[@rosewater3]

Well put! I concur 100% with you. ✌️💙✨

[@katrinaglanville3612]

It is horrifying to hear that the Police did nothing after he snatched their daughter and kept her for days. That is not the behaviour of a loving father. Imagine how frightening that must have been for the child. A massive red flag. He was literally putting two fingers up to the authorities as, in, I am her father, and because I am, you can't do anything about it.

[@rvnycl]

I'm an Aussie, and the Hannah Clarke case was something straight out of a horror movie, especially in Australia 😣 What else is so sickening is the Australian justice system, knowing how dangerous he was, he was still allowed to take her children. This, along with many perpetrators are allowed to walk free from jail which is when so many of these horrible events happen, the justice system is a joke.

[@estrella5935]

@@chadberles2056 psychopath

[@blacksnapper7684]

@@chadberles2056 aye yoooooo!!!!!! 😳😳😳😬😬😬😬😬

[@wm1573]

I guess Australia is about rehabilitation. Just like Nordic countries. It's a good and a bad thing. Some people don't deserve a second chance, but a 500 year sentence isn't always fair either like they do it so casually in the USA lol

[@KegOfMeat]

Like Brett Peter Cowan, the man who kidnapped and murdered Daniel Morcombe. He’d raped two young boys before Daniel, one in 1987 and the other in 1993. He was sentenced to two years jail and only served one year for the first rape and sentenced to seven years and served only three and a half for the second. The second boy had injuries so bad the police thought he’d been hit by a car. If Cowan had been locked up and never released after the first rape then the second boys life would have been a lot different and Daniel would still be alive today. Our justice system is fucked up. It doesn’t make sense. Pedophile Michael Guider, who killed nine year old Samantha Knight in 1986, was released from prison in 2019 and had been jailed for sixty, count that, SIXTY child sex abuse charges. And he was fucking let out. How? Just how?

[@georginacalder6798]

Sounds like south africa 😢

[@jennagoy4004]

I loved the message at the end of the 2nd story about abuse victims, and red flags. Your content is so creative and informative! Criminal justice classes should be shown your videos.

[@kcbh24]

I bet you never took a criminal justice class in your life.

[@Nope-s]

@@kcbh24 have you?

[@JustAnswers359]

The 1985 investigators kicked @$$! They recorded and traced his phone calls and analyzed the victim letter and worked to find him in less than a month. Their profiling was spot on too

[@everyhandletaken]

Sure was some impressive work to get it all worked out in that short time, agree!

[@Ceerads]

Agree re investigators. As for profiling, it fits almost every serial killer.

[@angeladatcher5237]

The second story tore me apart. That is a horrible horrible way to go out. I can’t imagine the thoughts of the children in their last minutes. The wife tried so hard to get help and make the police aware. This is so sad.

[@timperalta9430]

I remember Shari’s case from Forensic Files. During the trial, the prosecutor said, “Shari had the courage to use this pen to write her last will. Now (talking to the jury), do you have the courage to use this to sign for the death penalty?” My hair went up. That was a magnum opus by the prosecutor.

[@hardhitter5099]

God what makes me so so mad is how I’m the second story about the rugby player, people ALWAYS say “oh if you see any warning signs/red flags etc. tell the police or someone to help” but whenever people DO speak up and alert authorities they don’t do ANYTHING about it?! The mom should know best and with his abusive past and the obvious weird red flags and things he was doing and got reported should’ve been enough at least for a little investigating more into it or just something. People report things all the time. And sometimes it may just be nothing but there’s been a lot of cases where the red flags were reported and nothing done to prevent what ends up happening. Which is the main goal. Prevention of this stuff🤦🏼‍♂️

[@lucas3778]

Your message to victims and witnesses to domestic violence are a great act of kindness! I applaud you for your support and advice for anybody who may be in a bad situation.

[@Mowgi]

29:06 Australian here dealing with a sister who is psychotic, on meth and using her children to manipulate and control their fathers (multiple), assaulting the kids fathers and us (her direct family) when confronting her. Australian family courts are absolute garbage. She has no stable housing, yet they grant her full custody. The Australian police and legal system has absolutely no care for families and children in domestic situations, and those three children and their mother that burned could have been saved. I hope desperately that my sisters family don't end up on this channel one day.

[@rozediana24]

I'm very sorry to hear that... will hope for the best if it is even possible....

[@dianagonsalves]

Won't a video recording or something help getting her apprehended? Here in India, we can get the lawyer to make a case with the help on the multiple partners

[@crazyaussie7054]

Omg i remember Hannah's case. And i remember when she passed in the hospital, thinking after the loss of her 3 kids, that it was for the best she passed and not have to live with that pain. So tragic

[@brenda9228]

I live in PA. I have a legal custody order. My ex refused to return our daughter at end of visit. L.E. advised “regardless of custody order they wouldn’t get involved unless there was a threat of child’s life. It was a civil matter.” Custody laws vary state to state. It’s crucial to know laws.

[@KyleCotton1]

Same here in KY, they won't do anything and the best you can do is file a motion to hold them in contempt of court....which does nothing. Been there

[@Saskatchetooner]

And…..

[@sethkaicer319]

Ewu is as cool as the other side of the pillow.

[@matthewgraham3649]

I don't think I've heard such a beautiful simile

[@blackconduit_fpv7099]

I like that!✌️🙌

[@heatherthompson8335]

Haha anyone else remember the chillow?! EWU does 😉

[@sethkaicer319]

@@blackconduit_fpv7099 it's from the heart I love this show

[@SuperTimtation]

I mean .. cool as the breeze on the other side of the pillow.

[@hanavintage_westwood7989]

I love the dedication and care put into these videos and the care you put into summarising the warning signs of potential danger like the red flags in the second story. As an Australian hearing the news about what happened to Hannah and her family shocked everyone and I remember everyone wanting reform in her memory. Also, if you cover an Australian story again, Brisbane is pronounced as 'Bris-bin' here same with Sydney as 'Sid-knee' and Melbourne as 'Mel-bin' - Aussies are kinda weird.

[@julzmusic8708]

Haha fellow Aussie here, I was like - ‘they need to be slightly more ocka’ haha :-P

[@everyhandletaken]

@@julzmusic8708 every time, I think to myself, we don’t all sound like that.. do we 😱

[@dnmwa3065]

I think everyone knows how to say Sydney but Melbin not melbourne- 😭 hello??? Brisbin??? I'm done LMFAOO

[@oneheckofanartist7759]

comes to EWU to learn about crime, learns about Australian annunciation instead

[@CourtneyTunbridge79]

Fellow Aussie here too, from Brisbane, I always have a laugh at how foreigners pronounce our states especially Melbourne....Mel Born cracks me up. Hannah will always be remembered so will Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey, such an horrific loss and a sad sad thing to have happened in our beautiful country.

[@yuithedeity]

The fact that you just posted this 26 minutes ago, I was just looking for a good crime story, This channel is definitely getting a subscribe

[@jasmine.lavender]

I never thought I'd see a case that happened close to me on this page. Hanna's case was horrific. It happened less than ten minutes from me. The entire of Australia was horrified. Rowan's son from a previous relationship is currently suing Hannah's parents for a share of the money they got because he has been so affected by it all that he can't work.

[@crazyaussie7054]

Absolutely remember this sad case. We are in WA and could not believe it!!

[@tummyfungus]

WTF!! the audacity of Rowan

[@sol-leks6122]

It's hard to forget, it feels like it just happened the other day, we have a serious issue with the domestic violence and men killing women here in Australia. Those poor babies and thier mother didn't deserve such a horrible death 💔

[@miss_chrissy]

Wtfff the kid from a PREVIOUS relationship is trying to sue her parents wtf. What a money grabbing little prick. It was them that were affected not him.

[@brookewiththehair4884]

@@sol-leks6122 men keep killing women everywhere :( the number 1 cause of death for women is their romantic partner. I wish it would stop

[@GlewmShrewm]

Been binge watching your videos since I’ve come home from surgery. Best distraction ever lol ❤️

[@evelyn2778]

Hope you have a quick recovery from your surgery! ❤️

[@GlewmShrewm]

@@evelyn2778 thank you!! ❤️

[@sinda_hella]

I’m an Australian living in Brisbane, Queensland. The death of Hannah and her children sparked so much anger and sadness in the community. It was shocking to hear something this heinous happened in our own backyard. May Hannah and her kids rest in peace ❤ The system failed them.

[@AJ_1namillion]

There are only a few channels I turn notifications on for, and immediately watch. This channel (and the other EWU channels) are one of those. Always excellent content.

[@whodatninja439]

"women are only good for two things: sex and housekeeping" yeah a match made in heaven. no red flags here.

[@howdareyouexist]

lmao

[@danishaussie63]

S2: I remember when this story came out, it was so horrendous. I concur that Australia's, in my case, West Australia's, domestic violence laws are bullshit!!! After the first time I was assaulted, I went to the local court to get a VRO, only to get knocked back from this magistrate who denied t because I said 'my son', not 'our son'!!! It didtnt matter that he was actually walking away from me after bring MY son back over 4 hours late from an access visit. When it looked like he was actually going to do this, after threatening me many MANY times he would, I lost my shit and mumma bear kicked in and I attacked this 6ft6 POS to get my son. It also didnt matter that my ex had actually been to court with a full trial of attempted murder of his own father who had actually shot one of his brothers in the head some months before hand. I went into the city the next day and got the VRO, so what does that tell you about our domestic violence crap!!!! I spent the next 10 years in and out of family court. The only thing I got from that was if you lied, like he did, you got away with everything. If you told the truth like I did, you got nothing!!! What he put me through and MY son, was bullshit. He never cared about him, never wanted to have him for visits unless he got a new gf. So when I said no, you see him on your own, not show interest and play happy father only when you have a partner. Like every narcissist, he did NOT like that I had to nerve to tell him no. The first time we went to court, I found out it wasnt over him getting visitation, ohhh nooo, he wanted to take him from me altogether....and years of shit began!!! His father was found guilty of grievous bodily harm to shooting in the head his 18yo son, who survived...and did NO time in jail...can you believe that!!!!! He wasnt even fined for having multiple firearms in the house which was at the time a minimum fine of $2000 or minimum 6 months in jail...he got neither. Side note: I just remembered asking the judge to stop him from smoking in the car when MY son was in it only to be told I was being 'petty' and to 'stop my nonsense'.....well, guess what, a few years later a law was made your NOT allowed to smoke when you have kids in the car............... yup, I still shake my head at that one. Many times the police really do try and help, but its the courts that f*ck you up at every time you try and get things sorted. Im still angry because it still continues, and what happened to this poor woman and her babies should never of happened!!!

[@lun4_th34]

I can confirm that the VIC DV laws are also bullshit. Or should i more appropriately state that Oz has issues applying them to people. Dear god we need mandatory sentencing. It just goes on your record and you're free to go as the ink still dries.

[@danishaussie63]

@@lun4_th34 It's insane isnt it!!!

[@crazyaussie7054]

As a West Aussie, i absolutely concur that our legal system and family law is absolutely disgraceful!!!

[@dnmwa3065]

Shits fucking terrible. Im not Australian and idk if you could get away w shit like that here in America so brazenly but it's still terrible to see it happen anywhere and ik nowhere is safe from injustice. I hope you're happier now

[@danishaussie63]

@@dnmwa3065 I agree completely... and going great for a long time so way happier. :)

[@elijabi1398]

I have seen this somewhere else but the way its shown here with so much information and evidence is just mind blowing. Good job to the EWU crew for all the hard work you put in for us to get the most accurate and elaborate explanation.

[@lunarwolfnight2547]

I love binging these videos while I'm doing other stuff, plus very high quality production! Love this channel

[@sheenamcguire5225]

It devastates me every time you cover cases like this. You’re right you have covered the details several times and each time I cry myself to sleep. Hopelessly I hear you describe the man who has destroyed my life. I have no “home” to run to anymore and I have four innocent children. The shame overwhelms my heart. I’m hollow now. “A shell” my best friend repeats to me when she stops by to bring me back to life as often as possible. I want nothing more than for him to recognize the evil inside of him and banish it from our lives forever. And I know it will never ever happen. My whole life is wasted now. What’s the point

[@kcbh24]

Just leave. It takes the average woman many times to actually leave their abusive relationship. Start now and don't give up. Why should you keep being unhappy and exposing your children to trauma?

[@MsEntsar]

Don't give up! If not for your self do it for your children :(♡

[@rozediana24]

please don't try suicide. You have children, if you will be gone, imagine, what will happen to them? what will thye have? try to find power in your children, in willing to protect them and make their lives better. Fight for them

[@rebelfighter5249]

Get out of that relationship STAT. Find a battered women's shelter, and start making an escape plan. Don't give that monster the satisfaction of suicide or resigning to his abuse. Your kids need their momma and you need to leave before it becomes impossible. If not for your sake, then do it for them. I know it's scary but it's better than ending up a statistic. Best of luck to you.

[@juanitadejager2273]

The best revenge is to get back up and for you and your kids to carry on and be happy...!! Take baby steps...every day...you can do it !!

[@johannahernandez1954]

I was married to an abuser for 6yrs, the only good thing that came out of those years was my daughter, I was trying so hard to keep my family together, little did i know, that i would see my daughter so much happier the moment we began our lives on our own without him. i went through hell with my divorce 5 years ago, i can understand the fear Hannah went through, it is heartbreaking. if you are in an abusive relationship and you are reading this, PLEASE GET OUT, seek help, there is no changing, or bettering themselves , don't believe the '' I will never do it again'' BS, love is not suppose to hurt. God bless you and I hope you get the strength through prayer that you need to end your suffering and begging to live your life to the fullest, God has a plan for you, you just have to follow what he is showing you.

[@anonnamouse595]

I really appreciate how you tell people how to reach out for help and that they're worth it.

[@CourtneyTunbridge79]

I live in Brisbane not to far from Hannah Clarke. This case absolutely destroyed me, not just me but ALL of Australia. Hannah was beyond brave, she didn't know that Rowan had stabbed himself and committed suicide and she hung on to make sure she could give the police EVERYTHING they would need to put him away forever. Hannah was amazing. Having lived with domestic violence myself for 7yrs I have always felt especially effected by this case. R.I.P Hannah, Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey 🕊🕊🕊🕊

[@helloworld2784]

I love the work you put on these videos. Thank you for making great content ❤❤

[@aaayyygender]

I really do appreciate the PSAs that you make after each case. It's one thing to recap the events that happened, but to take it one step further to educate/help people in case they're ever--god forbid--in a similar situation shows that you truly care about your audience and the cases that you speak about.

[@totezmagoatz]

I'm officially addicted to these videos, please never stop posting these LOLOL

[@andrewmiranda5115]

How could a person ever bring themselves to kill their own children? Much less burn then alive in their little car seats. I kind of wish I hadn’t even learned about this. I’ve seen some messed up stuff and heard some rough stories, but this one is hitting me really hard.

[@Oodlesxofxnoodles]

I appreciate the focus on the red flags, resources, and victims of the cases. It makes a big difference

[@taylorallen9253]

you are by far my favorite true crime creator. thank you so so much for your amazing content.

[@TheBlairWenchProject]

_The first story makes me feel sick how he sat and called her mother. What a POS. Disgusting._

[@karliewilson5033]

I'm a long time fan of this channel, I'm from Australia and from Brisbane the same city where Hannah and her children were killed. The justice system let them all down. disgusting.This story touched the entire world. Thank you for covering it

[@Feoshyt]

Videos like these, saved me. When my ex had beaten me down, manipulated, lied, taunted, shamed me, I started doing Google searches. I would Google things like "is it wrong to leave a relationship when your partner needs mental health support" or "why is he so mean but says I'm the cold one", I even Google things like "am I as crazy as he says I am?" or "does his anxiety make him cruel". I did this because I didn't want to tell anyone how bad things were, I've always avoided complaining about relationships because I don't want to mislead anyone, like I was the person who would say "he did this horrible thing but I provoked him". It's like saying he hit me but it was my fault. The more I asked things, the more I saw the pattern of a narcissist, so I started talking, at first a few coworkers, then my sisters and friends. The more I talked the more I realized that this was not healthy, even though he would tell to grow up, that I acted like I was in high school, whenever he would taunt me or call me names. He said that words are just words. I would try to never say anything with the intention of hurting someone, I believe that you shouldn't say anything that you may regret, once said you can't take it back. I was just so hurt and confused, I eventually felt like I blew an emotional fuse. One day he was freaking out at me then going from yelling, calling me names and taunting me about my insecurities; to having panic attacks and cowering in a corner. I'd seen it so many times before, I knrw how it went- if I tried to go to him to hold him or comfort him, he would flip out and tell me to f off; but if I didn't go to him, I was cold hearted monster, but with more creative name calling. Then one time it was like I felt a switch turn off, no emotion, his crying and yelling and anger and hate just didn't affect me, it was kinda like getting the "402 not found" message on your web browser. I was horrified, I didn't like it. I found myself trying to remember how I would have felt or acted normally, but I felt like he was right, I was a cold hearted bitch. Eventually I realized that was just the brains way of protecting us, my emotions were spiraling and i blamed myself. The lack of emotion ended up helping me get through tht time, i had him move out and I was trying to break things off for good but let him sucker me. I paid his bills for over a year after he moved out!! And that whole time he would still berate me for not paying on time (I was then living alone with my own bills,and rent is so high, I barely scraped by to start with). In the end I had to get a no contact order, just so he'd stop calling and texting and coming around my place- when he had moved out it was only 5 blocks away from me). One time I was taking him groceries and he grabbed me by the throat with one hand, he squeezed as he pushed me back towards the balcony. He lived on the 10th floor. After that I would never be alone with him, he would ask me to go for a drive with him, or visit him. At one point he picked up on it and made ridiculed me for only meeting him in public places, in that "aww, are you afraid of me?" It was chilling. I'm glad that I didn't end up like poor Hannah, I got out with only emotional trauma and scars. I feel that the whole experience left me with a clearer idea of who I am and the importance of setting and maintaining boundaries. I'm so sorry I wrote so much! Sometimes just talking or posting to anyone is cathartic. Just saying things aloud or writing them, helps to process and to remember. Love to all 💜

[@D_Dizzy_]

I went through a similar experience, I learned he was narcissist and possible psychopath. The book I'm reading Psychopath Free has helped me so much! Glad you got away and strong enough to realize and do so! Too many don't get the same positive result.

[@sean-bond]

Luv&Peace a journey you have had wow! Cheers

[@bopperette7260]

@@sincerity3990 Maybe you could go link up with some morals and manners. Seek therapy. Got damn 🤦‍♀️

[@PoppyUr]

@@sincerity3990 Maybe you can learn some empathy 😒

[@tomotomris]

so glad that you were able to break free♥

[@ekit254]

I honestly love watching your videos so much. The psychology of these killers is always an interesting subject.

[@trap6999]

The aussie case made me cry 😭 poor kids! And mum! May them rest in peace 🙏🏼 and prayers to there families. 😞

[@lucbelcher7256]

Shari's case always kills me. The phone calls and letters. I can only imagine their anguish. 😭

[@lizhurgeton2637]

Ya KILLING ME w/all these uploads!! I recognize 1st story &it's so rough. Shari's letter blows my mind..her astounding faith & the peace it brought her. LOVE U GUYS!!

[@WitheredLeviathan]

It's because of this channel that I've idenified and am currently working on getting away from a psychopath in my life. My mom's fiance of 15+ years is exactly like EWU describes Rowan in this video (he was charming at first and even really cool, but as soon as we moved in with him, that all changed.) I have schitzophrenia and borderline MPD or DID (my doctors aren't even sure which one, so I don't either xD), so I actually believed him when he said I was just acting 'nuts' or 'immature' or even 'ungrateful' just because he pays for the majourity of the bills around here. That being said, my ma has health problems that got worse because of the stress he put her through. And whenever he offered to bring her to the hospital, he acts as if he's inconvienced even though my mom was support all through his cancer chemo. It's thanks to you guys at the EWU crew that I'm going to get my mom away from this man and out of our lives for good 😊 Thank you guys so much for the information you provide to regular citizens (like li'l ol' me) Have a fantastical day! ❤

[@hilda7708]

Mental issues have always been around.. But lately it's getting worse. Yes get help, no kind of abuse is acceptable. Thank you Raven and EWU Crew

[@xxSexiiRexiixx]

Could also be more brought to light as the media we have these days compared to older days. Definitely people should seek help.

[@nightshadehelis9821]

@@xxSexiiRexiixx definitely.

[@pigvomit4730]

@@xxSexiiRexiixx and virtually everyone has a small computer in their pocket connected to the internet with a high quality camera/video camera at all times.

[@Nunya310]

Unfortunately people as evil as this have been around for centuries…

[@xxSexiiRexiixx]

@@pigvomit4730 that is true

[@gr8fulgirl88]

I can't stop crying. Those babies had to be so scared. Your parents are supposed to make you feel safe and protect you yet the scariest time in their life that would lead to them being taken from this world was caused by a parent. There isn't a word to describe how awful and horrible it is. Poor, sweet babies R. I. P

[@JesusChristIsComeInTheFlesh]

"God forgive us all" and leaving Sheri's body outside a freemason hall! That can clearly also mean it's part of a cult sacrifice ie more than one person was involved.

[@missyflutter5562]

The changes to legislation in Australia has sadly still not curbed the domestic violence problems.

[@noahxcuse]

So twisted how Rowen puts back the first fuel can and goes for one that can be used with one hand instead. The casual forethought is so messed up. 🤔

[@top5bruhmoments32]

Babe wake up, EWU posted again.

[@thenuttednutter2669]

The second story really hit. I was very lucky to got where I am but from watching these videos im a bit worried 💀 anyhow I just got out of an abusive relationship. My ex would manipulate me and push everything she could onto me and break me down. She made me feel as if it were my job to carry her weight and when ever I questioned anything bad she did, she would deminish me and convince me I was stupid for even thinking about it. For context, she was a shoplifter, liar, and manipulator. I convinced myself that she was all I deserved and that I would never end up finding someone better but here and there I would try to explain to her why she needed to stop stealing and hurting herself. She just shrugged it off and told me I was being stupid to support a corporation over her. Every day I was with her my mental health decayed until at night ide physically harm myself and even plot suicide. Im really glad I somehow woke up... maybe it was something in the back of my mind but I finally told her off and left. I just hope shes not a psychopath... otherwise this may be one of the last comments I ever write 💀

[@sujidacherry]

that’s crazy, hope you’re doing better king 👑

[@muuuuuud]

Happy to hear you got out of there, plenty of good people out there waiting to meet you, best of luck! Great choice. ^___^

[@Feoshyt]

I also learned about narcissists and gaslighting the hard way. It broke me too. I feel like I'm only now getting to know myself, like I had to crumble down to my foundation before I could build myself up. It gets better, I feel I learned a valuable lesson that will make me see people differently

[@thenuttednutter2669]

@@Feoshyt Yeah same. Im right in the fire right now. Ive never been made out to be the enemy by so many people in my life. Im not surprised if I get murdered. Edit: lmao that was so impulsive of me to write it like that. Anyhow, yeah I think im learning a big lesson too. I hope this all blows over safely because it's getting very heated and I know how dangerous she is.

[@danielqrox4487]

the next vid ewu crew makes gon b about u😂😂

[@coonhoundqueen9216]

That story was tearful. I cried that mum and her babies so sad ....so many warnings tho.

[@kateharlow7264]

Thank you for distinguishing that psychosis doesn't make someone a murderer. I suffer from psychosis. And people hear that diagnosis and assume you can't be psychotic and still be a good human. Psychosis is not always an indication of violence or homicidal tendencies. Psychosis is characterized by hallucinations and paranoia, usually combined with other mental illnesses that have varying outward displaying symptoms. Psychosis alone does not signify an evil or harmful individual. Thank you for making that distinction.

[@nekograce7914]

The strength The Smith family had to maintain to get through those phone calls is amazing.

[@dactaramma]

Hello EWS!! Love from India I love your channel soooo much I literally listen to your content 24x7 Thank you so much for all the amazing amazing content

[@maironoakley4299]

I caught that people were wearing pink to Hannah's funeral... and after the comment about her husband not letting her wear that 'childish' colour, it is a lovely touch and memorial to her to add that.

[@amymills2970]

your videos are so well done. keep doing what your doing! big love from over the pond 🇬🇧

[@rebelchild9905]

I remember hearing this case, and it's still stayed in my head, the way the killer tortured the mother for so long but she was very clever with how she kept him on the phone this is an excellent story, for those that haven't heard it. And just today I said where's my newest e-woo story?🐺🐺🐺🐺

[@heatherreich2687]

Thankyou for at the end of story two how you pleaded with people to get help and specify the signs of abuse. I was in an abusive relationship for years had kids and it’s very hard to leave..... I pray for Anyone still in that kind of bad situation. Thankyou for Another banger EWU crew!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ThePSIress]

I’m from Victoria, Australia, and remember the second case all to well, to the point I just can’t watch without crying for those poor mum and kids. I can’t imagine what her family must of felt and still feeling to this day.

[@daveandcharli272]

Love this channel. Thank you for your care and concern for others ❤️

[@DelGibson_NZ]

Wow EWU crew, how lucky are we to have 3 videos from you this week!!!! SUPER AWESOME!!!!

[@colbieanne8935]

how sick can people really be ? listening to these videos makes me stomach turn. i don’t understand how some people do this as if it’s nothing. totally cruel, and inhumane. EWU is my favourite youtube channel of all time. You guys make every video so good !!! thank you !!

[@AltCtrlSpud]

imagine a world where chinese 'people' could feel empathy

[@NthJackie]

@@AltCtrlSpud What???

[@RobDaDon_]

@@AltCtrlSpud bro what

[@GhastlyCretin85]

I was looking for something to watch. Perfect timing! Thanks!

[@TammieR-B]

Just what I need before bed👍Thanks for all your hard work lately it's awsome to have new and exciting content to watch regularly 💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@sycoszn]

i remember seeing this on the news, I've never seen something so horrible happen in Australia. RIP Hannah and babies

[@johndoeiii9767]

We're blessed🙌🏽 Thank you EWU Crew!!

[@bluecrystal606]

New video up just when I was looking for something to watch, Excellent timing👍

[@LandPirate1]

Thank you for including the pep talk and information about domestic abuse. Rather than just listing helplines at the end of the video, you respect the victims and viewers enough to educate and support them. Wholesome 🙏🌍🖤

[@alexm8718]

3 videos in 5 days. I love you, EWU crew. ❤❤❤

[@reebster_6899]

Awesome! just at the perfect time, gonna start sketching listening to your stuff. Thanks man! You're super cool

[@hieptran1702]

Just spent all night binging all of your content. So glad to see one more on my feed 😁

[@olliemccullough1240]

I literally watch these types of videos all day and this one hurt me. This one made me physically ache. Those poor children. :(

[@markwebster5749]

Cheers Raven you never disappoint my friend thanks for the video and R.I.P to all who perished in these horrific crimes 🙏🏻🕊🙏🏻

[@bradleysetting4551]

NO ONE emphasizes the word “SINISTER” like the Raven! 🥇

[@sarahlima28]

When a father says he's gonna murder his child and then sets them all on fire is gotta be the scariest shit as a mother I can't fathom

[@journalaway4753]

I'm a new subscriber, and even though I have heard some cases before on other crime channels - I love your narration and how you include safety tips and advice in your stories. I have been listening to your channel the past few days to catch up on all your content! love it and look forward to more awesome content from your channel

[@nightshadehelis9821]

I swear to god, if anyone kidnapped a loved one of mine I would devote every possible second to tracking them down myself to get to the kidnapper first. I would make sure their last moments on this planet were pure hell. I can't comprehend being the parents of the first victim. That's absolutely heart-wrenching. I couldn't be strong enough to talk to them on the phone like that. It would consume me.

[@domoetker3967]

me too, i would willing to die for that

[@BettyG1369]

Yep. I can reach some extremely dark places due to my mental illness. That would help me think of the best and most painful ways to draw out the torture for as long as possible.

[@Sanas_Shy_Language]

And they had to be the recipients of all of these other crimes he committed. He called them about the murder of another little girl too. Disgusting.

[@howdareyouexist]

sure thing liam neeson lmao

[@blacksnapper7684]

As someone who’s friend had someone kidnapped trust me that’s easier said than done and doesn’t end well, long story short it’s best to leave most of the work to the pros

[@ricekk6670]

I couldn't help but cry during the 2nd story when hearing what Rowan did to his family. Just so disturbing.

[@Catsmore7570]

😤 I hate it when courts don’t take domestic abuse seriously until someone gets severely hurt or dies. Same with stalking. You can help set up laws but you don’t and hundreds of peoples lives are in danger

[@jolieprice7910]

these stories were fascinating! i’ve watched all your videos - LOVE

[@Akira-Kanroji]

You should do the case of Junko Furuta, also known as "44 days in hell" that should deffently be here since its one of the worst cases of rape and torture of a minor in human history. No matter what story I come across hers will always be the most traumatizing and disgusting one. Rip

[@herbthompson8937]

That's a rough one. Not a lot of people would be able to handle all the details.

[@Akira-Kanroji]

@@herbthompson8937 yeah ik, but bc of how bad it is, it should deffently be here. And If you can't handle that you should'nt watch cases you know there will be torture/rape in to begin with.

[@herbthompson8937]

@@Akira-Kanroji i agree100%. i wonder if EWU would be even able to tell all the details on KZbin

[@Akira-Kanroji]

@@herbthompson8937 Yeah that shit fk up fr. But that's why it should 100% be here, if its so bad it gotta count as the most twisted one.

[@itsMeUhDanii]

@@Akira-Kanroji definitely**

[@BurgerBunn]

As a diabetic, I was also always terrified of being kidnapped and being without my medication.

[@sol-leks6122]

I really love you put advice in your video, it is amazing you care so much to help others possibly save themselves 💖

[@kyleculp7520]

Amazing video as always!

[@kss3837]

I have to mention the fact that she “didn’t want an open casket”. I have never understood open casket funerals… when I’m gone I absolutely do not want my friends/family to see my dead body. I want them to remember me alive, keep them good memories… not the memory of a fake painted lifeless corpse.

[@YouLikeKrabbyPattiesDontYou]

men who go after (significantly) younger women usually do so specifically because they don't have the experience to see the warnings signs that women their own age do, leading to them rejecting them. they see younger women as easier to manipulate, abuse and generally take advantage of.

[@koryngalen6228]

The first case reminds me so much of the movie The Poughkeepsie Tapes. I wonder if the creators of that movie drew inspiration from that case. I feel so terrible for Sheri‘s mom and family.

[@paulaalmeidareastephens3317]

The second story was so shocking - my jaw literally dropped open when I heard her body had 97% burns and then I knew her children wouldn’t survive - it shocked me! How can a person be so EVIL 😡

[@melissamccleary9611]

Wow. Just wow. I moved 3 states away after 10 years because I saw the signs. My family thinks it's all in my head. I feel for that family. Red flags are there for a reason. Starting over is better than being over. RIP 🙏

[@gingersnapps]

All the things said about an abusive person how they act in a relationship is 100% right !! My ex used to call me names say that when I was upset that I shouldn't be upset I was crazy and he called me thunder thighs alot ! I was a damn size 3 !! Smh when I started taking up for myself after being emotionally abused for so long at this point he got completely enraged!! When he would call me thinder thighs one of his favorite mean comments to me I started say " oh yeah I have thunder thighs that's OK I can always lose weight but your head will always be that big!! " yeah he didn't like that so he broke my wrist smh

[@Hiddenplace414]

I'm not sure there's possible anything worse for a parent then to watch helplessly as their child is missing and or in harm. God bless this family. That is painfully difficult to live through

[@ccastro02]

The second case was completely heart breaking. How can anyone treat kids this way. On their way to school, and have this happen to them.

[@queeng5925]

the australian law on that is unfortunately the same as the american one... unless theres a court order in place the father can kidnap the kids.... i was in the same position n hed not even seen them in 5 years!!! after fighting for them back the courts decided he was only allowed to even have visitation if he saw a psychiatrist for a year first... which he refused to do

[@Jewrassicliars26isaliar]

When I was around 10, I was walking home for lunch. I noticed a red convertible driving past a few times while I walked the 6 blocks to get home. I just assumed he was lost. This was back when we never heard of kidnappings as children. We felt safe. Right as I was about to cross the street to my house, the man stopped and asked me if I wanted a ride home. I shook my head no.