Top Mysterious and Disturbing Cases of 2023

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0:00 Intro/Cloaked Ad
2:32 The Beast of Rupperswil
11:56 Magdalena Solis
25:40 The Pork Bun Murders
41:01 Nasubi
58:00 Nigerian Forest of Horrors
1:09:23 Alison Botha
1:17:58 Junko Furuta
1:41:57 The Burari Deaths
1:59:47 Gloria Ramirez
2:16:29 Robert Erin Wone
2:31:37 The Dardeen Family
2:48:42 Lori Erica Ruff
3:06:28 Andrea Yates
3:24:31 Todd Gelb
3:38:06 Lori Vallow
3:50:15 El Dorado Jane Doe
4:05:18 Credits

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[@tojispimp]

how many nudes do you think you’re gonna get

[@bhaddiemadi9256]

missouri area code ????

[@capguncarcrash]

dropping a Toju Fushiguro reference within an ad should sell any product without fail

[@tojispimp]

@@capguncarcrash exactly

[@Alesha_Lewer]

So badly want to send all my funniest memes but I have no idea what the cost would be to send a message from Australia lol

[@Bob_Johnson349]

The governor was definetly involved with that group in the Nigerian forest case. There is no good reason to be so adamant about destroying all the evidence besides fear over what examination will find.

[@mistrjt9213]

That’s what I’m saying. His actions don’t make sense. He totally had something to do with it.

[@amberrose8137]

Totally agree. I’m going to guess that’s probably the actual reason police quit the force.

[@AndyGee1987]

Was just about to comment the same thing

[@Necron990]

Or someone or group with a great deal of power. The President allowed this as well. How far this person's or group's power in Nigeria goes...

[@mikesanders8621]

Literally came to the comments to say this. Definitely knew what was happening and ensured no one else could examine the evidence.

[@saskiasofia]

alison botha’s story never fails to amaze me. what a warrior she was. bless her heart, i hope she’s doing well.

[@markwebster5749]

I never heard that case b4 it through me for a loop poor woman glad she is doing good

[@Suguri]

There's an interview where she describes sitting up and her sight suddenly cut; her head had fallen back and it interrupted her brain's ability to process vision. She's really an incredible human being and deserves nothing but bliss for the rest of her life!

[@ethribin4188]

That, combined with the murderers being the most incompetant killers, and you have a legend of a story, that will keep reminding you that we can survive even the worst.

[@Dreya_98]

as soon as I heard this story I started to cry, right in the part where she, with her head in one hand and her intestines in the other, manages to get up to ask for help, it really shocked me a lot, I had never cried before for a horror story, in fact I love them and I watch every single video of this genre on the platform, but this case was really too brutal, his words at the end struck me very much, that is, that life is not what happens to us, but how we react to it.

[@steffymuze]

I think there is or was a movie made of it as well that I haven't been able to bring myself to watch yet. Amazing woman.

[@leet7489]

the Nasubi story freaks me out everytime I see it. Reality tv shows in the 2000s didnt even go this far. The producers should pay for life long therapy for Nasubi

[@chuchun-boy]

Alison and Junko hit me hard the most... poor girls, I can't imagine how it feels feeling what they felt

[@alexx5064]

what they had to go through is so harrowing, the fact Botha survived is nothing less than miraculous.. what she had to do to survive, I can’t even fathom that kind of suffering

[@xxxstellarxxx]

Anytime someone asks me what the most fucked up cases I can think of are, I think of these two.

[@wintersupremacy]

@@alexx5064and the fact Junko didn’t live, all because she rejected her classmate…

[@alexx5064]

terrifying. the depth of depravity people sink to is seemingly infinite

[@kitsunerinkan]

I’m more bothered that I live every day possibly passing by one of her killers, for all I know. Japan allowed them to change their names but I think their new names got leaked? They could have always applied for new ones, I guess, but… who knows. It grosses me out. Sometimes the sentences handed down in this country really do seem like such a damn joke.

[@moodyinformed]

Junk Furuta's torture haunts me. I'll never forget when I read the details for the first time around age 15. I'm 34 now and can never sit through a recounting of it. All the people who could've saved her...the pain and anguish she went through for absolutely no reason...ugh 😢

[@Kainlarsen]

The older I get, the more disillusioned I become with Japan's culture and sensibilities... things like the ordeals innocent people like Junko and Nasubi went through just cannot compute to me. Utterly shocking levels of cruelty.

[@moodyinformed]

@@Kainlarsen agreed. I'm not huge into Japanese culture, but I do admire a lot of the aesthetics and animation industry. But the see no evil speak no evil stuff has got to go. (Not that I am an expert on how widespread that type of thing is there)

[@kaythulucrewe]

This story is so awful I’ve never heard all of the details of it. Every time it comes up, the comments all talk about how it’s the worst case they’ve ever heard of, and I skip it every time. I like being able to sleep once in a while.

[@Bushido_Brown.]

Same. I was around 11 when it happened. It was all over the news and my mother wouldn't let me watch it. Didn't find out until after I moved to America. I've seen stuff, been to war, but this story always leaves a pit in my stomach. Truly evil stuff.

[@scarletweaver171]

I had to fast forward a lot of it. I couldn’t even listen to it.

[@CLSGL]

Alison Botha has to be one of the most fucking resilient human beings in history. I am rarely shocked by these stories, but my mouth hit the floor throughout the entire narration

[@MikadoYuma]

The guy that forced the building to be destroyed in the Nigerian Forest case was probably the culprit or at least involved.

[@bleachbbi]

exactly what i was thinking. any correct "emotional response" would be to find the cult

[@steffymuze]

@@bleachbbi same, and why real answers were never found, likely

[@einienj3281]

The fact that Allison survived is an absolute miracle..

[@sewnkin_fournine]

Junko Furuta died the exact date I was born 😢 it really boils my blood that the judicial system actually protected the identities of those evil boys. I don't give a fuck if they were minors. They deserve to have their identities broadcast to everyone so the public knows what their dealing with. Even going so far as them changing their names and trying to distance themselves from what happened is mind boggling. 😡 Poor Junko. May she find peace and rest easy :(

[@Jayleenyc]

It’s so backwards!!

[@anony1002]

Hi, I’m Nigerian. The Soka was used as an underground for killing humans which was used for ritualistic purposes. The rituals usually use human heads and body parts for these rituals. I believe the Soka was ran by politicians as they use rituals (Juju) to increase their chances in getting want they want (which is usually political posts and money). I’m not proud to say this but “Juju” (ritual) is a common thing in Nigeria, it doesn’t even have to be in a big scale like this. Concerning the governor stopping the forensic investigation, there is little to nothing called forensic investigation in Nigeria. Even if the governor wanted to help, the godfather would have been a big threat

[@scottcantdance804]

What do you mean when you say "godfather"? Is that the person who was performing the rituals?

[@HooLeePhucingSheet]

So this is Juju or Voodoo?

[@anony1002]

@@HooLeePhucingSheet definitely

[@anony1002]

@@scottcantdance804 not necessarily, but he definitely knew something was going on

[@rarelyrainy]

yep, skipped junko furuta's, after watching a documentary about her once, I have never ever again listened to anything about her. I know for a fact that it will make me go insane with rage.

[@LydiAtheistLady]

You did much justice to Gloria’s story. I’ve heard it a few times and I loved your storytelling here. Very sweet and caring for Gloria.

[@jdsteppenzyde]

Very much so. And much appreciated by her friends and family.

[@eliomust_die]

literally, it's probably the first time i hear someone telling her story and actually treat her as human

[@brandonhanson9412]

I hope everyone has a good Christmas. I'm not sure what draws us all to congregate down at the bottom of these rabbit holes. But all of my online interactions in this community have been very positive. If you're lucky enough to have family or children, let them know you love them and enjoy these moments. Much love from Maine!

[@shannond1511]

“Why did you do this?” Yates asked. Maybe because doctors even told them, no more children and your wife needs psychological help but you “don’t believe in that” and “another baby to look after is all she needs”

[@braedendowney5452]

So it’s all his fault right? The mother that killed her children one by one is the victim. Fucking pathetic

[@anusheinous]

Andrea was begging for help and he refused to listen, he didn’t even pretend to care. If he’s the so-called “head of the household” and ordained by god to shepherd his family or whatever, I hope for the rest of his life he knows he is responsible for the deaths of all his children.

[@Call_Em_Yall]

Like, I hate that guy. Truly. Out here playing up to any and every interview like he's a victim.

[@vibe_oli]

He ignored the warning signs for years. Just kept knocking her up over and over. He was controlling and isolated her more and more over the years. She snapped but for years leading up to it he could have got her the help she needed that was offered by medical professionals. I hate him and his indifference to her mental state lead to the tragedy. He sucks.

[@annap.1526]

Random thing, but i noticed the picture you used for the second case (the Magdalena Solis one), the picture of the woman is actually not Madgalena but a danish serial baby-murderer named Dagmar Overby from the 19th century :) not sure why Dagmar comes up in google images as Magdalena!

[@buggiemara4902]

ABOUT THE NASUBI INCIDENT: When I lived in Japan I did contract work for TV Asahi, Fuji and TBS as an interpreter for foreign guests. One of those people worked on Denpa Shonen which was just finishing when I was in town (around '02), so I just asked about it when we caught up. I was more interested in the story about a guy trying to get from Kyushu to Hokkaido in a box that just had text messages, and that as well was mostly fake (unfortunately). I know bits and pieces about this from people I've spoken to. I don't know the guy directly, but I know enough people involved to get some truth about it. - He didn't only stay there - he had accommodation across the road ( a cheap hotel ) that he could use any time out of filming hours. I'm sure they would've had other activities arranged, but I don't know much about this. - The food restrictions in the show weren't real - he was given 3 meals a day. - Once a week he had medical checkups. - At the beginning of a filming week (usually a Tuesday) things will be planned and everything else was improvised (things that were funny were put on screen). So it wasn't so bad per se, but: - He wasn't allowed to engage in any other entertainment media. - If he was photographed outside the apartment (i.e. going to the hotel, or being seen elsewhere) the contract would be terminated. - The payment was [probably] standard entry rate (~$US600/month). The issue isn't what he did. It's that he did this in pursuit of a regular spot on TV. The majority of people on Japanese TV earn very little unless their name is attached to a show. There's a lot more people doing a lot worse for a lot less.

[@delynnmurray6826]

I'm actually relieved to read all of that lol. I can't say what he did would be easy still, but at least he wasn't ENTIRELY isolated.

[@alexzamudio9239]

Imma be real with you and take your statement with a bit of skepticism cause if you got this info from the people themselves they could be lying because they can be well aware of what they are doing is extremely inhumane or they themselves were lied to because like he said greed is a powerful thing, but I’m still not gonna dismiss your claim cause that could very well be the truth

[@measlescratches]

I personally think he was acting. Idk, something about the way he acted at the time of the big reveal screams fake to me. Japanese actors (and Asian actors in general) have a habit of over acting and over reacting to keep the audience interested. His transition from being extremely confused to excited, and the words that came out from his mouth just didnt feel natural. As an Asian, I have seen Asian tv shows since childhood, so I believe this was all made up. I think the fact that he had an interest in acting further supports this story. Either way, its great to know that he is doing well.

[@finn_in_the_bin5263]

restores my faith in humanity a bit. was any of it played up for the bit then, i presume? just a case of a sort of running joke taken too seriously by the west, if still shitty conditions?

[@laurenbrown1385]

Junko's story never fails to bring me to tears. I can't imagine the horror and pain she felt...

[@markwebster5749]

Alisons story is horrific how people can be so cruel and sadistic is beyond me,what a brave and beautiful woman god bless her 🌸🌼💐

[@xxxstellarxxx]

Alison is by far one of the most badass people alive truly

[@sssleepyeloiseee]

obviously, andrea did a terrible thing, but it’s so sad to me how everyone around her failed her. i believe this could’ve been avoided if she’d gotten proper help and her family just believed her.

[@JP-lx3jv]

I agree

[@jdsteppenzyde]

And if Rusty wasn’t a narcissist and egotistical asshat. However I am sorry he lost his family, but it is mostly his fault for failing to care for his wife and children.

[@feathereddoggo7891]

I blame her husband and family as much as her. I don't see how you could blame her when she did literally everything in her power to get herself out of that situation or get herself to stop having kids. She tried to kill herself numerous times, and every time, she was stopped by other people, not herself wanting to live for those kids and herself. She told every family member, including her husband, that she didn't feel qualified and felt like she was going to hurt those kids and wanted out. Yes, she did a terrible thing. But she was as much a victem. She was forced to have babies till her body and mind broke and then forced to keep going and was the only one who helped raise them. Tweeible husband. Terrible family. He shouldn't have been able to remarry. I can't imagine being his second wife and finding out just how much he put her through. Those poor kids never had a shot. And that poor woman did her best till she felt like she only had one horrible option left. She fought the urge to hurt those kids for 2 years and said as much and nobody listened. No wonder her husband said she needed a swift kick in the pants, he was clearly just as unqualified a husbanf. She knew what she was doing was wrong bit she didn't see any other way because every other way was taken away and led to her being put on more drugs only to have her taken off them to get knocked up again. Imagine what that does to a brain when you gotta be on many pf those kinds of drugs for months before they even you out and sje was in and out of institution visits. Only to have everyone in her life say and now you're good enough to keep having more babies and keep taking care of them. And she would say no, I'm not. Wonder why she did what she did.

[@LadyRed_]

If her family hadn't failed her and if she wasn't in a borderline cult. "Fuck your mental health, we need to make more babies for sky daddy"

[@mistrjt9213]

I’ve heard the story of the Indian family of 11 who all hung themselves thinking they’re going to come back tomorrow like it was a beauty sleep. Whoever came up with the ritual is crazy but what’s crazier is an entire family falling for his shenanigans.

[@hstjames5609]

what's so messed up is the younger family members were not keen to participate and were forced :(

[@mollybrolly4717]

Didn't they leave the family dog on the balcony and that attracted attention?!?!.. I saw the footage... unbelievable 😔

[@SurabhiSingh22]

They all willingly participated because none of them expected to die.. there have been similar cases in India.. families poison or hang themselves believing they won’t die.. due to superstition..

[@hstjames5609]

@@SurabhiSingh22 You should look into this case further. In this instance there is plenty of evidence the younger embers did not want to participate.

[@abigailtaylor5575]

I have watched so many videos like this for years and years. I'm new to Cadaber, but Nexpo, Nick Crowley, Reignbot, and others are well known to me for a very long time. Nasubi's story is quite genuinely the most horrifying thing I've ever encountered from this genre of video. More horrifying to me than all of the other tragic and despicable things reported on over the years. I feel so deeply for this poor man and the things he was put through -- to be treated so less than human. I hope some sort of justice can be secured for him, and while I'm glad he's found "some sort of happy ending," there's no telling the demons this man must have to live with every single day.

[@alicestyczen7924]

I agree about the story being horrific! I’ve heard it on a few different YT channels and each time I hear it mentioned I genuinely can’t see any silver lining in this story. Especially considering labour laws didn’t really start applying to broadcast contests on a global scale until the mid 2000’s - knowing this, I genuinely feel that there’s no way Nasubi was given food or entertainment “behind the scenes” and I feel that there’s no way was he given the bi-weekly phycial and MH checks that have become the modern standard for gameshow contests. His example seams like a cruel and grim reality that was used for entertainment purposes. Without a care from the network regarding the morality and humanity of his situation. I feel like their mindset was “well, he can quit whenever he wants, if he doesn’t want to quit then he knows these are the raw conditions he has to live by”.

[@abigailtaylor5575]

@@alicestyczen7924 Exactly. There's something about this -- that he has to live with this -- that he was a full adult through all of it, able to be fully aware of every excruciating moment -- that his dignity, and trust, are damaged forever and ever -- that he will always ALWAYS remember this any time he is alone in any sort of silence -- it's so horrifically permanent in a way that even the most disturbing murders featured on channels like these just can't touch.

[@joshpointoh]

Apparently you didn't get to the Junko story yet.

[@Countryboycrimson]

@@joshpointoh I was thinking the exact same thing!

[@juleslund1515]

There's a few new ones that are really good, but still under 100,000 subscribers or less so I guess it's harder to find them like Deadbug -- he is amazing, Maverick Files, Getting Spooky, The Paranormal Scholar... can you all give me some new channels that are really good, that I might not know about yet?

[@yourmom69179]

I've heard Junkos' case before & really can't listen to it again. What happened was horrible, but what didn't have to the scumbags that did that shit is a crime against humanity.

[@scroopynoopers.]

it’s my birthday and i’ve been blessed, thank you good sir.

[@sarahkhasib1486]

Happy birthday 🎉

[@restock_1731]

Well, Happy Birthday 🎉

[@cobaingrohlnovo]

Got nothing else going on? lmfao

[@LaMonaaLisaa]

Happy Birthday! Be safe!! 🎉

[@evandelgadillo]

Happy birthday!!! 🎂🎈🎉

[@JP-lx3jv]

The Andrea Yates story breaks my heart. I suffered from post partum psychosis that poor lady. The mental health system she was a part of and her husband failed her

[@matty4351]

Its always refreshing seeing how respectful you are towards the victims and innocent parties in these cases.

[@avebave6550]

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[@youngminpark3173]

Regarding the Nasubi case, his reaction tells you everything you need to know about Japanese culture. He's GRATEFUL after all that insane psychological abuse. Not even a hint of frustration or anger. Only relief. There are cultures in this world that will psychologically torture you for your entire existence for no other reason than to coerce you into conforming. Japan is nice to visit as a foreigner. Streets are pristine, people are polite, and there's an impression that Japan is highly advanced. Truth is that there is an immense human toll to this beautiful façade.

[@perkysnood]

That look of confusion and not understanding what was happening to him while the audience laughed and the hosts talked to him so light-hearted was heartbreaking.

[@christinaspiridou5429]

I recently watched a tik tok that went into depth about how this "passive" lifestyle the Japanese have, the type of OCD-ness at times, how they act and live as if they're terrified stepping out of line would destroy their entire lives can be linked to the reign of Samurais that ruled the Japanese with fear. Not sure how accurate this can be, but it was interesting to watch.

[@mikesanders8621]

That is an insane reduction of Japanese history and culture, so I'm not surprised it came from Tik Tok.

[@raeoverhere923]

@@christinaspiridou5429 I'd argue that it has nothing to do with the era of samurai, especially considering samurai weren't lords, they were private security for their lords; the job of a samurai was to serve the man he'd pleged his loyalty to with his skills. The fear of stepping out of line has nothing to do with being violently forced back into conformity, but everything to do with not wanting to cause trouble for other people. Consider their polite way of speaking, it's all to preserve peace in society. If you order an item that's not available in the restaurant, lets use the milkshake machine at McDonalds, the cashier isn't going to come straight out and say you can't have a milkshake because the machine is broken. They're going to apologize, then say "I believe the machine is currently undergoing maintenance; I would be happy to check with the technicians to get an estimate for you. Allow me to offer you the menu with our available cafe drinks and desserts." This alllows them room to be wrong, as well as gives you some room to think about what else you might want. it doesn't put you on the spot to make a quick decision, because they're going to be gone for a little bit, even if no one is working on the shake machine. Consider this in a business scenario; your boss makes a mistake during a presentation, and everyone knows he made the mistake, but no one says anything. Correcting your boss in the middle of the meeting would embarrass him, even if he were to agree amicably with your correction, but it makes things awkward for everyone else to watch. The solution here, for the Japanese, is to keep quiet, and then have the most senior team member let the boss know that he made an error in private. The senior team member will compliment sandwich the boss, "the presentation went great, I think there may have been a miscommunication around this point, but with a little revision, this will be perfect for the board of directors." This allows the company to continue to appear as a harmonious unit, as opposed to looking like there is a rift between management and employees, and then makes sure everyone is on the same page.

[@Elba.Ginon93]

One byproduct of the intense eugenics practices by the Japanese around world war II is that they draw very very well and this gave birth to Anime and Mangoes, This is why americans love balcks more, they are birn strong like superman 7 foot tall an muscular despite eating mud cookies DAMN!

[@rmeredithm]

Chemist and pharmacist here. You did a great job explaining DMSO ☺️ If you want to cover it and need help understanding the chemistry and pathophysiology, I can help :)

[@buddyscaglini]

Ph.D Marty Scaglini

[@justinburchette]

I was a drug addict for like ~10 years or so (I've been clean for 8 years now, thankfully!), and whenever someone asks me about that time in my life I always tell them that I was a chemist / pharmacist 😅 ...Yeahhh, that's probably super cringey & silly, I know lol; but your comment just made me think of that 😉

[@misssnobooty]

1:41:34 thank you for focusing mostly on her her memory and how her killers escaped justice rather than the torture she was such a beautiful soul and her story needs to be amplified but too often i see the abuse and murder the main focus - which I understand is needed To a degree but I felt like the way her story was met by you was told with the most respect to her yet highlights how awful it was and the lack of vindication her family got

[@MsLucia4179]

Hearing Junko's name instantly got me emotional and teary eyed, for a moment I was going to skip that section but I was curious as to how it would be presented (very well I might add). Her case always breaks my heart and I have difficulty listening to "44 Days" by Mr Kitty on his Eternity album because it about what happened to her.

[@BaobhanloreArt]

Wrapping my presents while listening to this. I think hearing these stories makes me feel more appreciative of my family and the safety I feel around them. They're important to hear about, since they educate us on what dangers exist in our world, but they aren't exactly easy to take in. I hope everyone has happy holidays and is with their family and loved ones. Be careful and stay safe.

[@Lauren-ri9uh]

I'll never understand the Junko case. How can anyone in that household live with themselves after this?

[@kmdiamond]

One 'good' thing - when you are set are fire it does kill your nerves *while youre on fire* which means in a tiny piece of mercy the last beating of Junko would not have been so painful once the fire hit her nerves, and since they didn't douse out the fire , the punches etc would be hitting dead nerves

[@baller84milw]

I saw a New Detectives episode about Gloria Ramirez back in the early 2000s. The conclusion the experts came to was that she took a painkiller popular at the time which had the byproduct of DMSO in the bloodstream, which then converted to DMSO2 when the paramedics gave her oxygen and ultimately DMSO4 (the deadly nerve agent) from the electric defibrillators the nurses used. Basically her body became like a test tube for deadly chemicals.

[@hatsunekiku5640]

despite how harrowing nasubis story is, im so happy to know that ive seen a few pieces of media (and love them!) that he acted in!! im so glad hes doing ok 💕

[@chesspiece81]

1000 euros is only 1,100 dollars. I panicked for a minute and thought SHIT the US dollar was taking a bath. Merry Christmas, everyone

[@angelmermaid16]

Same I came here to find someone who also noticed that 10:09

[@labyrinthgirl17]

Poor Kelly, given a loser's hand from day 1 and it just never got any better. All I can hope is that her story inspires others to help people, to not turn a blind eye and a deaf ear to someone in need, because I wish someone had been there to help her.

[@MandaMalice]

I went to the same clinic as Yates (it was the only one in the area at the time, not sure about now) That facility has a history of problems (issues as recently as during the beginning of the pandemic) I know for a fact that I was treated by some of the same doctors as her (I was also having problems postpartum and was being treated at the same time and after her) It wasn’t uncommon for me to run out of medication to the point I would start to detox and go into withdrawal. It would be hard to get ahold of doctors (this was even AFTER what happened with her) Her and her children were definitely failed by her partner and doctors because something I was repeatedly told was to let my partner and doctors know if I was having the thoughts she was having. I can’t tell you have terrifying it is to know that she was able to tell them her delusions and it didn’t stop what happened.

[@scallopohare9431]

Detox? That seems more like pain killer than antidepressant.

[@JasonWright-hd2yz]

I really appreciate that you chose to emphasize the humanity of individuals who struggle with addiction. You handled the topic with dignity and respect.

[@karlseider8156]

On the subject of Robert Wone's death: Who keeps a set of knives in their bedroom? Guest room or otherwise, it's an odd detail I feel.

[@ramseyzev5179]

chefs? maybe?

[@Austin53095]

What a year can’t wait to see what your channel brings in 2024 . I found your channel just last year so cheers !

[@frenchfriesmakeyouskinny]

The dispatcher on Roberts 911 call is a star. She handled that extremely well.

[@mizzbelle97]

I agree!

[@Beefy5LayerBurrito]

This is genuinely one of the best videos I've ever seen on KZbin like I don't remember another time were I genuinely sat through 4 hours worth of a video

[@CharaL34]

I can stomach a lot of things, but not Junko's case...i hope she rests in peace in heaven

[@jamieharris2633]

I think you explained Gloria's story better than anyone else. I've heard it many times and this was the only time it made more sense to me.

[@emilybarclay8831]

I’m about to go and work a retail shift on Christmas Eve, thoroughly regretting it, and I see this, which makes the whole thing a little bit better

[@YourFavoriteCommie]

It's nothing short of miraculous that Alison Botha survived her injuries, much less that she made a full recovery and wasn't permanently disabled. And to go on to identify her assailants and have them brought to justice is so monumentally badass.

[@primaryone3468]

Thank you for the compassion you show Kelly.

[@jamieharris2633]

Junko endured so much pain at the hands of those monsters. I believe all of them are out of jail also which is incredibly infuriating. I hope that poor girls face haunt them and everyone who knew what was happening but did nothing about it every moment of everyday for the rest of their miserable lives. May they never have a moments peace. RIP junko

[@ususal_suspect]

Perfect timing. I was running out of stuff to listen to during christmas preps.

[@rumblebee4264]

What an amazing bday gift! Thank you so much for the disturbing content. You always go above and beyond for all your fans. Happy Holidays.

[@LydiAtheistLady]

Btw this is amazing. Thank you for posting this video. I’ve been listening on and off all week, whenever I’ve had time.

[@louquay]

Thanks for providing entertainment throughout the year, Cadaber! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

[@crumpetcapers75]

I'm spending Christmas alone with my dogs, and your fantastic story telling makes me feel less alone. Thank you for a huge compilation.

[@tablescissors]

😂

[@buddyscaglini]

Chex mix crumb

[@user-gj7lp5iz6k]

sad

[@LegoBombed]

Omg what a way to end my work week. Thanks Cadaber. ❤

[@evandelgadillo]

The best Christmas gift ever! Thanks Cadaber! 🎄🎅

[@Jayleenyc]

I’ve heard Gloria’s story many times and you’re the first one to give any theories or explanation to what could have happened.

[@gibbnasta]

This might take a day or two, but I'm definitely listening to all of this. Cant get enough of this stuff.

[@jackgammon1490]

Work just got a bit better. Thanks Cadaber! Happy Holidays!

[@fel3310]

i've been a viewer since you were a small channel and i love this format of video! great and respectful storytelling as always

[@tarantula_girl.]

I watched the whole thinng. Your final comments on the final story moved me. I couldn't agree more. I am one who most of society would judge harshly and you're absolutely right. Your ability to choose can be very limited by the options you have.

[@bikerchick444]

@Cadaber - Do you ever read the comments? This is my first time on your channel. I listened to each and every story in this post. It's amazing how i was glued to my tablet, not wanting to miss a word uttered. Each story was mind-blowingly in such detail and the tone of voice, added to the suspense, shock, horror and grief whenever needed. It felt as if you were sitting with me on my bed, telling me about intense experiences you've came across, in your lifetime. Thank you for sharing...

[@ChrisBeenDeadInside4WhileNow]

Nope he dont

[@ChrisBeenDeadInside4WhileNow]

Jkjk 😂

[@mandyfresh88]

This video was so well done, I wish all of your videos was this long this was such a treat! Well spoken too my friend. Please keep the content coming. ❤

[@colindickson697]

New to the channel, what an introduction though, one of the best I've watched on subjects like this. Tremendous.

[@reppyboi]

How can you keep my attention for so long!? You're amazing man thank you!

[@abbym792]

I knew of most of these yet I watched all of it cause it is cadaber, fantastic content as usual. Happy christmas

[@JP-lx3jv]

Thank you for your last statement on the last video. So many people cant comprehend that sometimes a person doesn't really gave a choice or resources or support to choose a better life path

[@mothwings8795]

I don't think I've ever been to your channel before but I put this on in the background since I needed a long video today. I'm really affected by your compassion as you show it in the Andrea Yates case, how thorough you are explaining mental health and post-partum psychosis, and how no-bullshit you are with laying the facts out. I also found your coverage of Nasubi to be excellent as well, showcasing those same qualities. Thank you for this.

[@kevinshah_tv]

Your best work so far. Loved this.

[@harrycook3206]

You have been pumping consistent bangers

[@Studio_Cricket]

This is the perfect accompaniment to have playing while wrapping the Christmas gifts. Thank you for the holiday treat, Cadaber!!!

[@obscene_kris]

What a lovely Christmas gift. Happy Holidays, Cadaber Claus 😊

[@spartacus2650]

In that Nigeria case, that governor is and was involved in that Forrest cult. Destroying evidence, his b.s reaction, no arrested people? he should be dealt with by the people. Slowly put to rest.

[@PataMuncher]

Definitely, it’s so sad seeing how corruption and bad morals have been taking over people in power

[@unsolvedintexas]

Merry Christmas Cadaber

[@celiasmith7434]

I'm watching this on Christmas morning and boy oh boy am I excited

[@mariannem9126]

This is the best Christmas present I will receive this year 🥺 thank you

[@rageagainstmyhairline5574]

Mate, you are quite simply the best. Your scripts are excellent and intriguing, while being informative and succinct. You don’t read like a robot like so many other similar channels do, and your ‘spooky voice’ is not massively over the top, again, like many other channels that do similar content. On that subject, the content you talk about is almost always something I’ve never heard about before, which is what keeps me coming back. Please keep up the excellent work, man. You and Nick Crowley are the absolute zenith of this type of content and no-one else even gets close. Thanks so much for all the entertainment and fascinating stories you tell us, your work is hugely appreciated. 👍

[@WGG-01]

HELL YEAH new cadaber vid

[@randallsavage13]

If I was one of the cops in the junko case and those boys were telling me what they did to her I’m sorry but there not leaving that room alive

[@tyler942]

Great video, truly mysterious and disturbing.

[@breadpilled2587]

Thank you for this!

[@nestcamo1181]

A few crucial parts of the Nasubi story that werent mentioned. Nasubi was told that the footage " might or might not be aired on tv." That " his footage would first be made into a pilot episode, much later, after the challenge was finished" He questions about there being an audience, because up until that point, he didnt know anyone had seen the tapes. In the beginning when he didnt have any food and was legit starving, the show creators would intentionally send delivery men with delicious smelling food to his apartment, just to see how he would react. The video mentions he won dog food. He ate the dog food when hungry. Also, funfact!; Nasubi is japanese for eggplant. The name comes from the producers using an eggplant emoji to blur out his wang... and because they thought his face looked like an egg plant.

[@spoopytiger7606]

this event absolutely scared me from how they didn’t consider his mental health. like i understand how insane that was

[@nestcamo1181]

@@spoopytiger7606 yea they def exploited him. He thought he would have a say in what they did and didn't show. In an interview, he said he spent a lot of the time severely depressed, but they edited those parts completely out. What I find the most messed up, is when he was starving they would send delivery people over with delicious smelling food, just for the delivery person to say "oh wrong address". He was only eating uncooked rice for a while. Idk if you have ever truly starved, but it becomes a life altering event. Hunger can drive you to eat another person. People don't understand what hunger like that does to you and how someone is never the same after experiencing it. For them to mess with him and tease him with food while he was starving is beyond cruel.

[@joearquilla]

Thank you for the amazing effort that must have gone into this.🙏🏻 I am really enjoying the content! 🙌🏻

[@ibejak]

4+ hour video? Best Christmas gift you could give ❤❤❤

[@avelinee3150]

dude. Allisons case genuinely keeps me up at night, she must have some Ozzy Osborne DNA in her

[@lainiwakura1776]

You got something wrong with the Dardeen Family murder being on TV: Oprah wasn't on cable back then, it was on ABC, a network station which are all monitored by the FCC, it would have been allowed if Oprah was on cable at the time since the FCC didn't monitor cable (and her show had only aired on cable as reruns).

[@CarmelitasNannyGoat]

What! You just made my day ❤

[@alisakutsok1727]

Your channel is incredibly good. The narration and approach. Best in the game. thank you.

[@spyrizzz]

that little 4 second jingle at the start really prepped me for all that horror 😎

[@IamAnAmerican.]

CHRISTMAS CAME EARLY!!!! Thank you..!!!!🙏

[@anthropomorphicmonster9113]

I know it a lot of work, but i really really appreciate this type of video format

[@user-ng2qx4xd1b]

Great Xmas present thank you Cadaber

[@karlasalas8476]

i’m about to nap, thank you for dropping this rn🤞🏻🗣️‼️💯💕

[@karlasalas8476]

day 3 of using this video to nap 🤭

[@MeghanBean]

Alison’s story is the most incredible feat of survival I’ve ever heard of

[@112523]

Sinful assault is probably the best KZbin friendly way to describe sa

[@ReaperSolo]

Thank you Jeff, very cool

[@TRFAD]

No matter how many times I hear the story about the woman that survived I can't help but become emotional. What a terrible thing to happen. I just can't beleive the strenght to survive that. Just unbelievable. What an incredible person.

[@RedditFamilyTales]

Really impressive! I really appreciate your storytelling in this case!!!