The Unsolved True Crime Iceberg Explained

[@yggdrasilsaltar]

i love the fact all these icebergs are basically feature length films

[@TurtleChad1]

They are also Turtle Approved

[@Rxmbler]

@@TurtleChad1 let's go

[@lotus1739dozer]

Id rather watch this then some films

[@Queefersutherland97]

It makes watching these at work much better

[@zackab3402]

Can we get him an emmy

[@arforafro5523]

"You mean you're telling me he cut off both of his legs, both of his arms, and somehow managed to decapitate himself" "Well maybe he did it really fast" -FBI filing in a death by suicide

[@thatfunkyduck]

Overrated comment

[@NA-AN]

@@thatfunkyduck Rates comment

[@404usernotfound_]

Speed run

[@persephoenix]

reminds me of the dyatlov pass cases being declared a suicide lmao "oh, so you say they had abnormal bruising and missing eyes?" "yep" "definitely suicide"

[@FairAussie1]

This was obviously a murder no person could commit suicide in that way. Hack of an arm or both yeah that’s possible same with the legs. Most people however would pass out from pain and blood loss on the first arm

[@rocketgirl454]

gotta love how among all this horrific murder there’s the airplane hijacker and guys doing an art heist who are both very polite lmao

[@rocketgirl454]

@CalebP3ndletonIRL ???????

[@adamvaughn7227]

@CalebP3ndletonIRL ???????????

[@2raw328]

@CalebP3ndletonIRL what are you saying?

[@AspenBrightsoul]

Being polite during a robbery is a somewhat common strategy, essentially it catches people off guard and makes them a lot more calm and thus less likely to retaliate. If the person with a bomb is yelling and acting crazy you might assume they are going to blow everyone regardless so why not try to take them out? But the polite man making sure everyone is okay clearly doesn't want to hurt you so you don't take the chance.

[@Treyast]

@@2raw328 what'd he say?

[@aceanarchy5554]

DB Cooper being the most polite plane hijacker is so funny to me, dude was so nice they asked if he needed help with his getaway!

[@abdulsabri6551]

What kind soul

[@raccoon99]

LOLLL FRRR

[@Jacket_50_Blessings]

I kinda liked that fact that he got away with it to.

[@bor3domboy686]

"Professionals have standards."

[@pickles3128]

​@Jacket_50_Blessings I'd like to believe that he made it too, but the nighttime lack of visibility, awful weather, height, and terrain were all so bad even an expert skydiver would have trouble jumping in ideal conditions. I think he was found but nobody reported on it. A fisherman finding some of the money a few years ago also supports his death.

[@fanoxakatsuki]

i love when serial killers are like "look man ima be real i killed a lot of people but that one isn't mine"

[@livingdeadgirl5691]

I can only image cops showing a killer pictures of random unsolved murders and the killer going: No,no,no,maybe,no,no,yes,no,yes,yes,no,yes...

[@MScotty90]

I like to think they get all offended, like "Me? Stuff someone in a barrel and just leave it out in the open? You really think I'd do some amateur shit like that?"

[@livingdeadgirl5691]

@@MScotty90 "I dispose of my victoms by choping them up and scattering them across different states, NOT by putting them in a barrel for all to see like an IMBECILE"

[@raccoon8743]

@@livingdeadgirl5691 “PROFESSIONALS... have standards!”

[@roooooin]

That always has my mind in overdrive because it cannot decide what to believe. You tend to not because well, it’s a bad guy that usually benefits from NOT telling the truth. However, when they’re already on life sentences or death row etc. why would they not? An example of the later being a serial killer accused of the murder of a twenty something girl iirc that always denied it and even wrote the mother saying that it really wasn’t him and that he has no reason to lie. He wanted for her that the real killer was found so she could get proper closure through possible answers as to where the body was and the circumstances. Don’t know which one it was but I think if you Google it you’ll find that.

[@Theakritas_]

Not wanting to kill people unless they are playing jazz just sounds like something a cartoon villain would do

[@gigleorex]

I think you got that backwards tho..

[@FilthyCasualty]

Yeah, you said it backwards. He was gonna kill anyone that WASN’T playing jazz.

[@rachbell8915]

@@FilthyCasualty oh this is the sweetest little thread in this whole thing.

[@c97x]

the one where the schoolgirl was cut and boiled is real too, and probably happened because someone in south korea / china fled, they killed her and other people in thier family, it would have been to punish a male, like her father/grandfather.

[@asmrtpop2676]

@@c97x what the fuck does that have to do with jazz

[@mossgrows6540]

the gardner museum heist is just. the fucking funniest thing like literally just walked in and took so many of the paintings like it was nothing

[@nateb3679]

The photos??

[@eilidhjohnson5694]

Ikr! I can't get over the police costumes and the "gentlemen, this is a robbery" 😂

[@Clairevoyant101]

And then was like “hey you guys need anything? No? Ok bye bye :)”

[@agnes7404]

I've been to the museum a few times. They have a policy where they can't remove anything from the galleries so the empty frames are still up. It's kind of haunting.

[@eilidhjohnson5694]

@@agnes7404 oh wow, that actually makes me quite emotional. Can't imagine working there and having to always see all those empty frames

[@ProvingGroundsWrestling]

31:50 Despite how morbid it is, I feel like the Axeman was a massive troll and wanted to see if he could get the whole city to play Jazz

[@youbadatdagame8417]

Now all I can think is the Axeman walking up behind his victims and just saying. "Ya like jazz?"

[@maryhursen7222]

YA BETTER JAZZ IT

[@Daniel_Lancelin]

"Hey there, pal. That's a nice trumpet ya got. How 'bout a Dizzy Gillespie tune?" "Dizzy who?" *WHACK* "More of a Satchmo guy, huh? Oh well..."

[@arlokenna]

"lets see these fuckers play jazz"

[@barb0za0]

i feel like it was someone else claiming to be him telling everyone to play jazz just for the giggles

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Can't imagine the amount of research this must've taken, huge respect

[@m_4_g_a_n]

we literally watch the exact same youtubers i see your comments everywhere lmfao

[@hhhuuurrrg8906]

am i witnessing the beginning of a love story?

[@imred8264]

Lmao

[@LunaticTrumpet]

Why are you everywhere? I see you in every video I seem to watch

[@imred8264]

@@LunaticTrumpet who lmao

[@z0rvy]

Imagine you hire a detective to find a missing person and the detective goes missing

[@JodieBarbwireHeart]

I would hire another one and then see what happens

[@maryissound]

Sounds like a Nathan for You episode

[@naethanurot5191]

That did actually happen with the Sodder Children lmao

[@z0rvy]

@@JodieBarbwireHeart yeah I wonder

[@lnnrt0161]

I don’t even think that it’s that rare because I could imagine that a lot of detectives are actually scammers

[@ThisIsRobinY2K]

The Terry Sutter case is so sad to me. To not only have your 15 year old son murdered but then have his grave vandalized so much that you have to bury him in an unmarked grave just so he can rest in peace is actually heartbreaking.

[@Vivicci.x]

Literally :(

[@nickbrowning3270]

@@ingavarh should have just castrated him, that don’t work you kill him

[@nickbrowning3270]

@@ingavarh castration would likely kill most of his sexual urge(which he clearly couldn’t keep under control) and just threatening him after cutting his balls off would likely send the message that he better not name names. Ofcourse you would also hide your face wil performing these actions

[@nickbrowning3270]

@@ingavarh yeah very true you would need some kinda young genius to perform to operation, especially without anesthetic

[@smile-sq7pt]

@@ingavarh is there any actual proof of that or is that just a rumor/assumption?

[@Teimo]

29:17 I can't imagine how terrifying it must be, being a repair man and coming to a house just like normal to do a simple repair job and stumbling across 6 people murdered. Just sounds utterly horrifying... and the fact he was alone as well. If the killer was still there he could have kept this murder unknown to the public for a much longer time...

[@samraymond4967]

As someone who works in plumbing and watches a lot of true crime I’m scared every single time I walk in someone’s house

[@crumb5756]

DB Cooper was the original chad. Hijack a plane and then jump out with the money and NEVER get caught? Absolute God. He earned that money.

[@drakondragon7462]

Yea cuz he probably died lol

[@DraccoXX]

@@drakondragon7462 parachute was a decoy, he landed on his feet, sustaining 0 injuries but causing a mag 2.0 earthquake

[@ayoubzahyo]

He didn't, he just terrorized people and stole money that isn't his.

[@joshcrook6975]

@@ayoubzahyo he was so polite I doubt anyone was terrified lol

[@Toxicetc]

Thanks man I'm him! I'm just chillin now, living life. Best wishes! - DB CHAD COOPER 😎

[@mafty_]

In conclusion: deer hunters are more effective at finding missing bodies that any government institution

[@frog1405]

I mean, it makes sense. A deer hunter more than likely grew up in the area and has a pretty good idea of the lay of the land, and what's normal and what isn't, so they're more likely to notice something off and check it out, even subconsciously. Whereas, people from a random government agency, unless local law, probably don't know much about the area at all.

[@gusgus0070]

Deer hunters and definitely not the murderers who are frustrated the evidence hasn’t been found

[@Godivaa]

or casual hikers

[@greygoose8803]

yeah, finding...

[@ischeele7203]

They should have deer hunters on reserve, make an honorary civilian helper squad for search parties. Like a neighborhood watch but statistically more likely to find bodies or something idk

[@jamsquan9415]

ur “all of this doesn’t mean the world is bad” speech at the end of these videos is the best aftercare i’ve ever gotten

[@emilyhenderson373]

same though

[@buyalmond5939]

aftercare isn’t the word i’d use but yeah

[@taylorcapricia7593]

@@buyalmond5939 it definitely feels like aftercare though lmao

[@nightfall1826]

@@taylorcapricia7593 I wouldn't know I'm not a degenerate.

[@toxicsugarart2103]

@@nightfall1826 Based

[@kaitgames]

My mom used to go to school and be friends with Malakia Logan. She said that it really tore her up when she found out what happened to her best friend. I’m glad her case is getting recognition because nobody ever seems to talk about it.

[@Knights_Oath]

Fun Fact: OJ Simpson was the first choice to be The Terminator. The producers eventually settled on Arnold Schwarzenegger as OJ was considered such a nice guy. No one would have believed that OJ could have played a killer.

[@Lizzieaftermidnight]

😬

[@edwardthibodeaux8815]

Legally, he didn’t kill her so I *guess* they were right?

[@Rowan7131]

Friends and family of Nicole Brown have quoted her as saying nothing ever happened to stop OJ from abusing her because he would turn on the charm and “OJ his way” out of the situation.

[@ceoofracism4869]

This is like George Orwells, uh, book ”1984”

[@Withoutmixture]

O J did PLAY a good killer.

[@floofzykitty5072]

the true murderer of black dahlia probably could have been found if it wasn't treated like a joke

[@Abigart69]

it really infuriates me

[@Lichtboys]

Buzzfeed unsolved has a good episode on it that lays out a very strong case for who the killer is.

[@TaraSmallss]

I’ve always thought it was George hodell. I 100% think it was him. I think he was a serial killer. He could’ve been the Cleveland torso killer even

[@erinmarieee23]

@@TaraSmallss If I remember correctly, I think George Hodel’s own son even said he believes George did it

[@TaraSmallss]

@@erinmarieee23 Yep! He said that he thinks his dad definitely did it

[@mikey_strange]

Why is nobody talking about Room 1046. Its so strange and so unnerving. All of the interactions between the staff and him made me feel so uneasy

[@josemaria8177]

It felt like something out of Twin Peaks. I'm surprised it hasn't been turned into a documentary at this point

[@bingdinggold1877]

Mfw i live in that city. Gonna go rent it or sleep on the remains

[@FMeister94]

Feels like a creepypasta

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

Plauged moth did the mystery solved on this one

[@RollerOfEyes]

Probably because it sounds like an old timey creepypasta so it's hard to really validate any of this as real and not just a ghost story.

[@chrislawson1233]

It's really cool that some of these cases have seen progress since this video was published. The boy in the box has been identified! And someone has been indicted for the Delphi murders. I hope many more of these are solved.

[@alioh7615]

And we can check Tupac off the list

[@thecreatorr7]

there has been leaked documents in the delphi case which could jeopardize the entire case. praying justice is still served

[@Jordan-nw4sj]

​@@thecreatorr7just wanted to update the stolen documents will not affect the case, but judge is a shit show.

[@cassie1264]

​@@Jordan-nw4sjThe whole court case is a shit show! Between the defense attorneys and the judge it has become a circus. I hope Libby and Abby get justice.

[@chinchillaexists]

Omg really! The boy in the box has been found?! I’ve been obsessing over that case, I can’t believe it.

[@skarrx2416]

Imagine working at a museum, some criminals lock you and your buddy up at the basement, and only for one of them to check up on you guys and go "So do you guys want anything?" xD

[@bighex5340]

"Yeah brah, there's a vending machine in the caveman section with some FIRE beef jerky, I got enough for 2 bags"

[@HaleyJean_Tho]

They came to steal paintings, not to hurt anyone. I think it’s very sweet they checked up on them!

[@amarreezlan7131]

the buzzfeed unsolved was also an enjoyable watch

[@creeperkittytherogue8928]

Professionals have standards

[@EpicGhostShadow]

@@creeperkittytherogue8928 damn straight

[@lefrogenjoyer]

Unsolved cases be like, Police: *Wow, it's horrific how the body of this young man was found in pieces inside a suit case. It's terrible he committed suicide.*

[@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701]

The one i like was not in this video, it was of the guy was decapitated, they said it was a suicide and the dog ate his head. But then his head was found a few miles away and then they said the dog took it there. They actually attempted the dog ate my homework excuse on a murder.

[@10kwithzerobitches20]

@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 “The dog ate my *ahem* this poor murder victim”

[@kingaspendude]

Oh yeah this woman was decapitated and her insides are now her outsides.. probably a heart attack

[@wyatthaley3515]

@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 he has a video that mentions that called the boys on the tracks good watch if a bit depressing

[@idek6585]

Literally charles morgan

[@65impact]

The fact that that little girls backpack was found in a bag at a construction site makes me believe she was unfortunately most likely murdered and her body dumped in newly poured concrete never to be seen again. I hope that's not the case but it's a sad world we live in.

[@Mega-42]

yeah i thought that it's sad to think about

[@sarahamira5732]

I mean to be fair if that was the case why wouldn't they have gotten rid of all of the evidence by putting the bag in the concrete as well. Plus we don't even know if there was concrete being pored around that time

[@pissapocalypse]

I wonder how many murder victims have been lost under concrete. It's kinda disturbing to think that any concrete could have a dead body underneath

[@mdbattlefrog1913]

Happens all the time. People die violently every day and it's weird to think about while I eat homemade lasagna in relative, although lower middle class, comfort.

[@maximutatro3176]

That still doesn’t explain why she ran away from home. Even if things were secretly terrible at home somehow children are excellent at finding excuses and probably would’ve resolved to run away not during a storm? Why’d she leave? Where was she going?

[@angelashoson8900]

I like Wendigoon's fiance trying to scare him at random and then disappearing as the video continues as if nothing happened

[@mouthshovel]

I like to imagine that the people who stole stuff but were really polite (db cooper, art thieves, etc.) being like "yeah we're criminals not assholes"

[@Spacingout3000]

No bc the D.B cooper case is so odd to me? Like he was so casual abt it like wtf I know ppl on board probably were so incredibly confused yet glad, like “hey ik he’s kinda hijacking the plane but at least he’s nice

[@enby_ghost]

professionals have standards

[@ceasarrr-sb8xp]

@@Spacingout3000Judging by his actions this probably wasn’t his first robbery. There is no way you just bring a bomb and steal thousands of dollars and act this casual if it’s your first time.

[@ceasarrr-sb8xp]

@@Spacingout3000They definitely should’ve investigated other robberies, or crimes in the area or see if one of the suspects were suspects in an another robbery.

[@Spacingout3000]

@@ceasarrr-sb8xp fully agree, he was WAY to casual abt it, kind of creepy lol

[@Slim-yu1ud]

I like that D.B. Cooper was actually an incorrect name used by the press (the name he actually was using was Dan Cooper) and the Wendigoon gets it even more wrong by calling him B.D. Cooper lmao

[@clayxros576]

If the man is alive he's probably so salty about that. "I commit the greatest aviation heist in history.....and they can't even remember my name right. I even picked an easy one!"

[@DadsBud11]

In another 30 years he is going to be known as Billy Dee Cooper or something equally stretched.

[@clayxros576]

@@DadsBud11 New challenge: Make Dan Cooper's name as scuffed as possible

[@sayounsang]

@@clayxros576 Dang Billy Copper?

[@MaoMoney]

@@DadsBud11 Billie Dee Williams??

[@rtbrady89]

went to elementary school with Asha even rode the same bus with her and her brother truly a sad story in 2008 she was honored at our graduation

[@abagel3902]

May she rest in peace, man...

[@wirelessbluestone5983]

I hope she’s still out there living comfortably

[@lauren.ftp.]

💔

[@Unifvl_]

Omg wow :(

[@carlosfred8673]

DB Cooper just sounds like the most gentlemanly thief ever. No muss, no fuss, kind to his hostages, made sure they were safely in the cockpit, and then jumps and is never found again. What a lad.

[@placeholderdoe]

Fr, honestly if you are just a really nice guy and cover up your tracks decently well you can probably get away with a lot of illegal stuff

[@cassie1264]

Crime Weekly did a series on him not that long ago, and to be honest he's kind of become a beloved antihero. Everyone kind of wants to believe that he made it 😂

[@filmandfirearms]

@@cassie1264 If he pancaked, then someone would've found him and the money by now. Most likely, based on his behavior, he was a professional thief who either retired after this score, or just kept doing his thing and never got caught. Ask any cop and they'll tell you, they don't catch the smart ones

[@cassie1264]

@@filmandfirearms It's very possible, but there's a shocking number of people who vanish without a trace or their remains are found years later. There are still vast areas of wilderness throughout the U.S.

[@filmandfirearms]

@@cassie1264 With the scale of the manhunt for DB Cooper, it's very unlikely no one would've found anything by now

[@TheRandomLetsplays]

I don't normally get easily freaked out. But some of these are just terrifying. Like you are out there living a normal life and suddenly you are gone and no one will ever see you again or see you alive again. A big fear i have is dying without saying goodbye to those i love and care about. And shit like this could happen to anyone.

[@jacobm6617]

you could just vanish and nobody ever finds out what happened to you... not your family or anyone... damn

[@TaraSmallss]

Yeah I know. That’s a big fear of mine too

[@ShadowLovesJesus]

Because of advanced technology in the more recent years the chances of things like this happening again are a lot less likely to happen, so don’t worry :D

[@Glassflowrr]

How do I not have the attention span for a 90 minute movie but I can watch a 90+ minute wendigoon video no problem...make it make sense

[@myujmes]

well a 90 minute movie follows one storyline, while a video compiling a variety of stories is more stimulating, and thus you can watch it for longer before getting bored.

[@Calveeno878]

Its gotta be the beard/shirt combo

[@misseselise3864]

cause this stuff is actually interesting

[@mantasinspace]

SAME

[@landlocked_lifts332]

Theory: When you watch a movie, you have your phone out and don't pay attention. When you watch these videos, you watch them on your phone. If you can sit through this, your "attention span" isn't the issue; you just don't pay attention to films.

[@stoievn1519]

I think the reason his videos are so easy to watch is because his videos always feels like when your friends say “so I heard about this wierd thing where-“ instead of super high production videos that other channels try to do.Love this shit bruh

[@Ami14120]

Agreed 100%

[@unslaadkrosis9435]

Bailey sarian feels like it too she's so fucking funny

[@liyre4189]

@@unslaadkrosis9435 I was about to comment that haha, she's insanely talented at makeup and bloody hilarious. She creates a vibe like your older cousin getting ready to go out and chatting to you as she does

[@FiddleYourTiddle666]

Same I hate when they put in the scary dramatic music I get anxiety 😭😭

[@sarahamira5732]

I hate how many of these awful things happened to children. They must have been so scared. I can't imagine how they felt, waiting for help that never came. I hope all of these children can be found and given a proper burial and be with their families again

[@firstwave3463]

So unfortunate, but this is the world we live in😢

[@sarahamira5732]

@Asura yeah no, don't compare the termination of a pregnancy to the actual painful murder of a living breathing child who fears for their life. Go virtue signal somewhere else

[@sarahamira5732]

@Asura it isn't a euphemism. Abortion is the termination of a pregnancy. No one's forcing you to get an abortion, feel free to have all the kids you want. But don't take away other people's autonomy just because you want an excuse to feel morally superior over someone. Forced birth ruins people's lives and leads to, among other things, more death

[@luc.3448]

@Asura funny when the high mortality rate and trauma children get when they are forced to birth. Banning abortions endangers more children than terminating an unborn life

[@jeffjeff1650]

@Asura some people need abortions, or they will die. these are not the same. killing an unborn fetus is not comparable to murdering a living breathing child, who feels pain

[@laurenm7573]

I’m a deer hunter and my love of true crime has made me so paranoid whenever I’m in the woods. I always have that thought in the back of my mind that I could find a body

[@theg.o.a.t6897]

Or end up being it

[@ROBOHOLIC1]

If you never find any. Make your own.

[@godslaughter]

Well, being a deer hunter, you probably make a lot of bodies yourself, don't ya?

[@KoboldPip]

@Annistar So do others.

[@blammo5226]

​@annistar9693Statistically, that puts his life at greater risk, if anything

[@egranger2128]

I’m surprised Terry Sutter’s parents didn’t try to use his grave as a trap to try to catch whoever was vandalizing the tombstone. The cops could’ve had a steak out or something and wait to see if anyone showed up and see who would vandalize the grave.

[@meat1031]

RIGHT

[@TSPMikey]

Was thinking this too. Seemed like a pretty obvious opportunity, but I guess it’s easier to make that judgment with hindsight.

[@ienzio7795]

That's because the police has always and will always be incompetent at their job

[@leek5559]

@@ienzio7795 Ok go replace the entire police force.

[@jojoversus1100]

They could have a steak out, yeah. Maybe the smell would attract the vandal & he would be too busy eating the delicious steak put out by police to notice them arresting him.

[@ouijacorn]

I really appreciate that you pointed out the dehumanizing and disrespectful way people did (and in many cases still do) talk about Elizabeth Short. (Also, as we all know, DB Cooper is still falling)

[@bloodyneptune]

Naw, Heimdall picked him up

[@zoddy2368]

The Sodder Children story is even more weird when you remember that one of the jurors in the coroner’s inquest, that ruled the fire to be the cause of faulty wiring, was a man who had told George Sodder that his house would be burned down and his children “destroyed” because of his anti-Mussolini remarks.

[@Viking_Luchador]

I believe (though I could be wrong) that the same guy was also their insurance adjuster. How is that not a massive conflict of interest?

[@jokr7776]

Or the fact the fire department took 8 hours to get to the fire.....when they were only a few miles away

[@Viking_Luchador]

@@jokr7776 reminds me of how the site of Diana's car crash was only a block away from a hospital, but the ambulance decided for whatever reason to drive 45 minutes out of their way to a different hospital on the other side of Paris

[@chinita2463]

​@@Viking_Luchadortbf ambulances do sometimes do that because certain hospitals are better equipped than others. But considering it was Paris, a major city, that does seem odd.

[@thatguybob6088]

I wonder if a serial killer ever killed another serial killer without knowing

[@katz_idk]

Yes actually there are many cases of serial killers who only kill serial killers but I would have to look it up to see how many

[@AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult]

If you count organized crime, I am sure one bandit that killed a lot of people occasionally killed another bandit who killed several people. But what about serial killers for sport?

[@ConvincingPeople]

It's proven to have happened a couple of times, not necessarily deliberately but because the killer who got killed fit the other guy's "type." That said, there have also been murderous vigilantes who have killed suspected or likely serial killers, including one guy in Brazil who targeted drug dealers and these days apparently has a motivational KZbin channel. I'm not even joking.

[@dudukun7209]

@@ConvincingPeople i'm brazilian and i believe you're talking about "pedrinho matador". as far as i know, most of the people he killed was while he was already in jail, including his father who supposedly he ate a piece of his heart. he actually seems like an ok guy nowadays, judging from his youtube channel, but i wouldnt wanna be around him lmao

[@TheTheninjagummybear]

Unintentional Dexter.

[@glxssy8037]

The Mystery of Room 1046 was surprisingly new to me. Holy shit man, that should be a movie that's creepy af

[@stevemadden3642]

Almost guarantee it was mob shit, they’re still active in KC to this day

[@Sophie-oq8ml]

Check out the buzzfeed unsolved video on it. It's good

[@kayakat1869]

Yeah, imagine walking in and seeing a guy sitting in the dark by the phone like that.

[@SAPHIRAPPS]

Would be a perfect Alfred Hitchcock film

[@ConvincingPeople]

@@stevemadden3642 Yeah, the police are pretty sure the "Don" referred to was a Mafia Don. Also, the murdered guy's real name was Artemus Ogletree, which is a great name if a highly improbable one.

[@cyanseraphim]

The smiley face killings is only a theory due to the fact that all men were found in weird cluster areas, all were found *face up* in the water, and all had a negligible amount of water in their lungs, not enough to drown someone. All were almost immediately written off as drownings as well

[@Viking_Luchador]

There's a theory that the Black Dahlia was a victim of a previously unknown serial killer, who was employed by studios to disappear young actresses who got impregnated on the casting couch. Few people realize that during the "Golden Age of Hollywood", movie producers were basically mob bosses. I wish you had included the " suicide" of the original Superman, George Reeves, who had been having an affair with a studio head's wife. For whatever reason, he decided to beat himself up before shooting himself. And then, based on what the mortician identified as postmortem hematosis (bruising), somehow continued beating g himself up after he had already killed himself with an instant shot.

[@hurricanemeridian8712]

It's like the CIAs classic two shots to the back of the head = suicide trick

[@Viking_Luchador]

Not a joke. Journalist Gary Webb exposed how the CIA created the crack epidemic, so they launched A covert smear campaign to destroy his life. Then he "committed suicide" by shooting himself in the head TWICE with a vintage revolver (the kind where the hammer had to be manually pulled back every time it was fired)

[@dalonstrecker1762]

There’s a book called like the things in the valley or something and a lot of those producers and stuff are either directly or very closely related to CIA agents

[@Viking_Luchador]

Howard Hughes went back with Nixon decades

[@pizza-for-mountains]

@@hurricanemeridian8712 they don't even need to bother. chances are that the feds know that all these "suicides" are known assassinations and just don't care. unless a miracle happens they'll keep getting away with it because of their power

[@yam-w1u]

Asha Degree was definitely groomed by someone from her school or church (the only two places she would go to outside of being with family or friends constantly at home). I feel so sorry to her family and I can only hope she’ll be found safe and sound one day.

[@miserylovesyou7540]

If she would be found alive, she MIGHT be safe, but certainly not sound. Poor gal.

[@lacedupangel]

@@miserylovesyou7540 the fact they found her backpack in a plastic bag at a construction site leads me to believe she's no longer with us. but you never know.

[@NAME-yg8sl]

100% They said she was very shy so it isn't like she would talk to strangers

[@Raincl0uds12]

Okay but pug pfp?

[@POdpeanut]

​@@Raincl0uds12an hour and a half of unsolved murders but a profile picture of a dog is what stumps you?

[@zake8584]

Imagine disappearing without a trace or being a cold case and you wind up on an Iceberg Tier list

[@kirdig1197]

Or even worse like in the Sigmund ardamski case ( happened literally less than a mile from me) he's known as the guy who mentalists think aliens killed

[@burcebanning]

honestly I want my death to get on an unsolved mysteries thing. I don't wanna die at peace in my bed with my husband besides me, that's BORING. I want my legacy to be people thinking aliens took me or I was a part of some cult ritual and have my death as a KZbin clickbait title

[@PolumbiusTheThird]

@@burcebanning no. you dont want to be horrifically murdered and end up on a tier list.

[@whatthehelliot]

@@PolumbiusTheThird ok I've survived a few serious murder attempts and I still think that being murdered in an interesting way would be sick lol

[@PolumbiusTheThird]

@@whatthehelliot best of luck to you.

[@deaathstar]

I love Wendigoon so much because he somehow brings comfort whilst talking about such disturbing cases

[@alykatevans9941]

The B.D Cooper one is so weirdly wholesome like- the dude could have been like- "give me the money I have a bomb" and instead he was like- "hey sooo...I have a bomb could I maybe have money? Oh cool!"

[@NA-AN]

"Have a nice day btw, you are all very special human beings with potential"

[@cheesypoohalo]

LEMMiNO has a great video about this case. It's so interesting how in so many of the reports they talk about how nice he was, it ended up making people suspicious that the flight crew could have organised the hijacking and were all part of it.

[@alexgamma55]

Yeah, he sadly may have died when. He jumped out

[@blessy9503]

@@alexgamma55 wouldn’t his body have been found?

[@jillianmcgovern9346]

I just want to know how he's doing. Is he still alive? Did he have a good life? I just want to know

[@Boggythefroggy]

MLK’s family actually won that civil suit as well, meaning the court thought it was plausible that the police department was responsible for his death.

[@TaraSmallss]

Man I didn’t even know about that

[@RollerOfEyes]

Still just a conspiracy theory

[@johnswealu3917]

@@RollerOfEyes are you really giving the government the benefit of the doubt

[@kade6952]

there's something about the Delphi murders that genuinely makes me want to cry. I couldn't imagine how the girls felt in the moments before their deaths, the danger they sensed they were in. Fuck, the fact there was a video especially is what gives me chills. The evidence is *right fucking there* but it's just not good enough and it terrifies me.

[@spinyslasher6586]

it just shows how easy it is to get away with murder, even with modern genealogy tech.

[@sophiagrace6361]

Yep I can’t imagine how they would have felt the moment they realised they were about to be murdered. So fucking sad 😭

[@the4tierbridge]

They never found bodies.

[@sophiagrace6361]

@@the4tierbridge yes they did

[@the4tierbridge]

@@sophiagrace6361 They, did? I guess this is what I get for never watching news videos on the case from after the first month.

[@Wsnewname]

I love the whiplash of being told how to look up a picture of a dead body reconstructed from its scattered fragments only to hit with the words "Jack the Stripper" in the next cut.

[@moontruther7519]

"People were so desperate to figure out who the zodiac killer was that some said it was Ted Kacyzinski." Wrong Ted.

[@jadedpotato1574]

cruz.

[@feetlunatic5134]

unabomer

[@moontruther7519]

@@jadedpotato1574 thats the joke.

[@queereden]

I know how could he not include that they literally figured out it was him?

[@zosiabrzykcy5730]

Funfact, in Poland our vice prime minister, who is basically in charge of the whole country is named Kaczyński, honestly I wouldn't be surprised if he was the zodiac killer

[@humbertotorres7970]

I love how even though I'm 43 minutes late, nobody has finished this video yet

[@JiosWrld]

I did I played it at 4x speed

[@saintazepam]

Except for people who watch on 2x speed

[@coolikep617]

How do you know?

[@FMeister94]

The view count is unreliable

[@stegosaurus0611]

I love that even though I’m ten hours late nobody has watched the video 10 times yet

[@mazarine_44]

DB cooper is now in my dream blunt rotation

[@metalxner5411]

wats that?

[@bluesewage980]

@@metalxner5411 a blunt is basically a cigar rolled with the devils lettuce instead of tabacco. they taste gross, please dont smoke.

[@SNK_LRD]

@@bluesewage980 I dunno, to me it kinda tastes like burnt marshmallows

[@harperh1067]

@@metalxner5411 blunt rotation just means people who you would like to share/smoke weed with

[@marigoldz]

@@bluesewage980 they taste great lmao

[@Emh19]

The Warner Jane Doe "we don't know the motive" "The baby was interracial" "both people in the car were white"..... I mean I feel like we can make a pretty strong assumption about what the motive was.

[@poofsquid8870]

yeah it seems like someone in her family or somebody she knew didn't like that she had a relationship with a poc and decided to kill the baby

[@yeledmagniv3799]

@@poofsquid8870 or that she had an affair with a poc and the other man was her boyfriend or sum like that

[@dxshawn532]

@@yeledmagniv3799 My theory too. Either way yikes

[@GameSquad306]

corelation doesnt equal causation

[@MachineMan-mj4gj]

It may be a Titus Andronicus situation, where a bride-to-be needed to ditch an inconvenient chocolate baby. Or perhaps hide an infidelity while the husband is away, assuming the male accomplice is the girl's father or brother.

[@teemupuumalainen3051]

That end talk was heart warming. Never change Isaiah

[@eru3726]

"I dare you to say that you killed this lady, bro"

[@panthekirb7561]

And people say teens and young adults are more reckless now than they were a few decades ago..

[@thebrideofghostface]

So pranks were extreme before youtube lol

[@Zoooooooooooo]

@@thebrideofghostface CONFESSING TO MURDER GONE WRONG!!!! OMG

[@blightedcrowmain8236]

@Lily PENNINGTON sexual

[@bagel8765]

My humor is so stale I killed her

[@knatspray]

DB Cooper really just held up a plane with a bomb, asked for cash, and vanished in the air with nobody hurt. This guy is and always will be legendary.

[@mysteryjunkie9808]

He also did something smart instead of asking for 1 parachute he asked for 4. For him and the hostages. So that he knew the cops wouldn’t try sabotaging the parachutes. My dumbass would’ve just asked for one and died because they cut holes in it lol

[@knatspray]

@@mysteryjunkie9808 I hope one day I end up like DB, I actually look up to that guy.

[@aname7355]

@@mysteryjunkie9808 He asked for 2 parachutes. Still smart, just wanted to clarify!

[@Tip_Boi]

@@aname7355 He actually did ask for 4 parachutes, but only took 2 of them.

[@shadymcnasty5920]

DB never existed and was a lie the pilots and stewardess where in on it and took the money and dropped it in the woods ND recaimed it later

[@OGWhinnyBaby29]

The Charles Morgan case is the most fascinating one to me. I'd love to see a full Wendigoon video on it.

[@undertowlil]

There is! On his podcast the red thread with Jackson and MoistCritical they did an episode on it! It’s so good

[@OGWhinnyBaby29]

@@undertowlil Oh thanks. I'ma check it out.

[@cloutprincesss]

Something about John and Jane doe cases breaks my heart. To not only have your life stolen from you, but the fact that the deceased's family can't even mourn for them just adds salt to the wound. To live a life just as complex as you and I, but for nobody to know who you are, for your grave to not have a name, to have a funeral with nobody really mourning you, without an obituary, it all seems particularly cruel. It's like the killer continues to hurt the victim even after the crime is done. Its all just so sad

[@balo7001]

The Monster of Florence case is really famous here in Italy and the court sessions are actually hilarious. Like the main suspect Pietro Pacciani one time started to recite to the judge a poem he made talking about the love in the world and another time pulled out a photo of Jesus and said "this is my brother". There is also a whole session dedicated to talking about a dildo.

[@alphazxro663]

you've watched that GioPizzi video too?😭

[@balo7001]

@@alphazxro663 sure did

[@TheLameFlameYT]

The poem he recited was: “Se ni’ mondo esistesse un po’ di bene e ognun si considerasse suo fratello, ci sarebbe meno pensieri e meno pene e il mondo ne sarebbe assai più bello.” But my favourite bit was the reply of the judge: “Bravo bravo, noi condividiamo. Ma ora siamo davanti alla Corte d’Assise e lei è imputato di sedici omicidi.” Which roughly translates to: “Good, good, we agree with the sentiment. However, we're in the appeals court and you're accused of 16 counts of murder.”

[@ayeshabrown7294]

Honestly shocked that Madeleine Mccann wasn't in tier 1 of this iceberg. She's probably the most famous missing person in the world.

[@barbariangamin5136]

Walk down the street and ask 20 people if they’ve heard of Jack the Ripper then do the same thing but ask about mccann guarantee there are more people who know who he is

[@jessicab6723]

​@@barbariangamin5136she said most famous missing person. Jack the ripper isn't a missing person.

[@hollyrylah5969]

I remember being kids and very scared cause there were a lot of girls in my class who were blonde and the same age so as children we were pretty scared at the time

[@seregons]

db cooper never hit the ground he’s still falling to this day

[@demox4435]

He's flying :*)

[@jonathanhoumard2967]

Simon Fairchild in disguise

[@Josuh]

He just went out of bounds

[@mattf1sh97]

He flew up instead of down, he's in space

[@savvystudios7950]

Finally a conspiracy I can get behind

[@PongoXBongo]

Officer: "Hmm, mutilated, stuffed in a barrel, and dumped in the woods?" Also Officer: "Obviously a suicide!"

[@yugiohboyfriendappreciator7739]

He just did it really quickly

[@damenwhelan3236]

A classic case.

[@Katie-hj5eb]

Pretty metal suicide

[@AllTheOthers]

yooou should know better than that. Its the undercover CIA agent that says its a suicide. The officers know about as much as civilians.

[@Fuzzycryptid]

I didn't expect to find out today that I've been in a building where an unsolved murder took place 45+ years ago, but here I am

[@lovelydom4989]

Ooo where?

[@bronxmux]

@@lovelydom4989 prolly Elisa lam Hotel or the room 1046 hotel

[@lovelydom4989]

@@bronxmux I heard that it's been closed since 2017 so it's probably not it

[@lovelydom4989]

Yeah probably room 1046

[@trala8911]

That also wasn’t a murder, or 45 years ago. It would need to be a case that took place… in the late 1970s. I can’t do maths lol.

[@Name..........]

I feel asleep with this on and had a dream about a murder mystery where a guy in town was leaving bodies around.

[@bruhdon4748]

It’s always interesting when you dream of the thing you’re listening to.

[@blakel9463]

The Elisa case was solved. The water tank was left unlocked and the emergency doors weren't hooked up to the alarms. She did stop taking her meds and was very mentally ill. Her family has asked people to leave the case alone to let her rest in peace

[@craigmoyer5364]

@@elizabethapow Bro thinks that Blake L is easybib

[@billblaski9523]

@@craigmoyer5364 what?

[@GlassCaskett]

​@@elizabethapow Use Google

[@xqcommunity]

That doesn't explain anything?

[@craigmoyer5364]

@@xqcommunity It does if you use common sense…lol

[@bec7080]

Knowing the Delphi murders have been solved now is a comfort that these others could be solved still.

[@livloveful6603]

Tristan Burbach case: unnamed sewer person kills and eats child Steven King: 👀

[@PongoXBongo]

Suicide by clown.

[@CornPopWasABadDude]

Steven King: WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!

[@lahasainaypayaso3386]

Random Fact: Stephen King actually based Pennywise to Ronald McDonald. since King found Ronald quite creepy.

[@MegaBlair007]

>sewer person lmfao

[@christinatuttle8442]

I feel so bad for the Delphi girls who were murdered. It's so crazy that they have a video clip of the killer and a voice recording and they still haven't found him. Libby's(one of the victims) sister is doing great keeping track of all of the info and she often goes as a guest on podcasts.

[@keeble10]

It is very sad. I’m ab 45 minutes away in Indiana from that case, there’s a 2016 missing case from my hometown that leaves more questions than answers as well, so tragic.

[@vulpes7079]

THEY ARRESTED A SUSPECT 16 HOURS AGO THIS IS CRAZY

[@williamthe_birdwatcher3268]

@@vulpes7079 ikr, I hope they get justice

[@bartonbella3131]

Good news! They just arrested a guy for there death last week

[@Yakkymania]

there was an arrest for that case recently, the guy they arrested was a CVS employee who committed another crime, but i haven’t heard what the other crime was yet

[@foreverwewin]

The one about the girl getting cut up to 2000 pieces is genuinely horrifying

[@kek5429]

Which one was it?

[@maep3048]

@@kek5429 59:32

[@carlosalejandroalvarenga4913]

Cray

[@Tip_Boi]

This kinda sounds like the Misao game. I wonder if the creator got the idea from this case? But definitely horrifying.

[@mctwist13]

It’s wild watching some of the older favorites of mine. I remember when my guy was pushing 1 mil subs. Now he’s killin it 3 mil strong. Good job man

[@willoughstewart2226]

One of the worst parts of the Hinterkaifeck case is that it was the maids very first day. The previous one had quit because she too, believed the house was haunted.

[@Th3Kingism]

Imagine being that maid that quit shortly before that happened, a mix of relief and sheer horror.

[@SkiddlyBink]

personally it gives me the real heebie jeebies that the family members were lured one by one into the barn and killed there. absolutely terrifying. each one falling for the same trick

[@BlackCubone]

Damn. Talk about woman's intuition.

[@Kilanna]

I know this is an older comment but, What if that was why the murder happened that day? The would be murder, who was probably living within the Hinterlaifeck home sees and learns about the new maid. Concerned that this new person might discover them, they took this opportunity to kill. Or perhaps the maid even found the person in the barn, the murderer acted, and kept murdering when one of the other members of household went to check on things (i.e. if they heard a noise, or noticed that the maid had been gone a while). When *that* person didn't come back, or made a noise, then the next one would go out to look, and the same thing would happen all over again.

[@Hydra3724]

Why is there a statute of limitation on rape. Make these people fear being caught for the rest of their lives. Edit for some clarification: If the statute of limitations is raised, it doesn't change anything socially about false accusations. IE Jeremy soule, who has had an accusation ~10 years after the incident, supposedly happened. If there was solid evidence that was found 10 years later (unlikely but possible), he should still be tried. I have serious doubts about this particular case, considering there was no legal action taken at all (you can still sue for emotional damages, I believe), but the point still applies.

[@rustybiscuitboi6998]

i couldn't of said it better

[@Maverynthia]

Because the world hates women.

[@georgepigstan1018]

I think the legal theory is, if the punishment is as bad as murder they would be more likely to murder their victums

[@matthewsmiley3630]

Exactly. And no matter their age, they should face the consequences of their actions

[@cjboyo]

Because eyewitness testimony tends to be unreliable

[@buzihalom63]

ngl if I was the maid and would see that dude just sitting in complete darkness I'd probably shat myself

[@haileygrey5047]

I was hoping he’d cover this case

[@icantthinkofagoodusername5564]

If I were you I would check if the guy is okay and ask him questions.

[@yotedelote]

When?

[@NA-AN]

@@yotedelote The first time.

[@aggeth2.058]

my friend did that once, but hes autistic so i didnt think so much about it

[@quarksidious]

Podcasters: It's going to take us 20 1 hour episodes to cover this one unsolved murder. Wendigoon: Hold my beer...

[@dbsuper2928]

A deep dive isn’t necessarily a bad thing.. depends on what your interested in

[@coolikep617]

Hold my berg...

[@giannhsskokotas1289]

I mean podcasts do talk abt the cases more in depth

[@vayanotaro8718]

I mean wendigoon is going over the basic details, while podcasters like, actually look into it in depth

[@SuperRat420]

Yeah it's easy when you don't have to do any research and get to gloss over everything

[@dogbackwards7658]

"A small creator like myself" How far this man has come, cant help feeling proud for him

[@LunarShimmer]

I kinda like that the firefighters named the Seattle Arsonist guy the "King of Arsonists" instead of, like, a shitty nickname. Like, they were so astounded that they were like "Okay, we gotta hand it to him, he's really good."

[@aroshliyanage4578]

I think it's sad they give criminals a powerful name like King, its giving them more power and recognition which is what they want

[@marlondavis9450]

@@aroshliyanage4578 calling him "the weakest arsonist of all time" sounds too salty after hearing what had happened.

[@aroshliyanage4578]

@@marlondavis9450 maybe just arsonist would be good then

[@nymphoflove]

@@aroshliyanage4578 ah yes, Connor, "the" McGregor

[@randomtinypotatocried]

That's because a lot of firefighters are obsessed with setting fires and will actually brag and show photos/videos of the the things they set on fire. Source: I worked for the fire department for a few years and it was constantly being shown videos of one too many drinks setting things that shouldn't be burnt on fire (worse being throwing batteries into the fire)

[@clairedominguez]

petition for wendigoon to bring back “things such as” at the end of sentences

[@pieloloon]

signed

[@Ami14120]

@@pieloloon same

[@vanessareynolds5428]

Yes

[@pizzzaeater1425]

absolutely signed. it kinda annoyed me at first, but I grew to love it and now his videos feel almost incomplete without it

[@Razorcarl]

signed

[@yallneedjesus5465]

Jon Benet was not found by police. She was "found" by her father who took her out of the basement, called people over and changed her clothes, which police made comment of and noted how it contaminated the entire crime scene to the point of being almost worthless

[@planetomars]

Wasn’t new dna found that ruled out her family??

[@yallneedjesus5465]

@@planetomars if you can find that and link it, I'll take a look, but the family was in on something somehow

[@skuggikuwa8989]

@@yallneedjesus5465 Don't pull assumptions out of your ass detective

[@cat_amari]

@@planetomars I haven’t seen anything about it but this case was fucked from the beginning. The amount of people in and out of the Ramsey house combined with rookie cops on Christmas morning who drew the short straw and didn’t have a clue what they were doing ruined this case, and basically prevented it from being solved based on evidence.

[@ADollOnAMusicBox]

Check out Matt Orchard’s video- exceptional play by play of events.

[@gabriellarosa7159]

Btw, the boy in the box has been identified as of 2022 as Joseph Augustus Zarelli. Rip.

[@malachiatkinson7245]

Look, I suffer from schizophrenia, and so does someone very close to me, and I absolutely believe Elisa Lam was suffering a mental break. Speaking from experience, the sense of sheer paranoia and anxiety a severe manic episode can cause is unbearable. I've literally lost chunks of time, and been informed after the fact that I had flown into a violent rage for no discernible reason. Sometimes the human brain just _breaks_ and acts entirely on imaginary impulses.

[@icarrotbooks9688]

The only reason people believe it’s supernatural is because they refuse to take mental illnesses seriously.

[@LunarRaevyn]

Strangely enough, hearing about her case for the first time caused me to have such a bad episode i thought i was being attacked and watched by her ghost, angry that i couldn't solve the case. I was like 15 or something, no meds, but i really felt marks where i Thought i was being attacked but really they just came from myself. Kept on for a day or two. Mental illness can do absolutely crazy things, and while i wouldn't rule out murder (simply because i don't know enough and it isn't my place to make a final judgement as some random person on the internet) i would say she definitely looked like she was having some sort of episode. I feel awful for her and for the way a lot of people seem to just turn her case into "oooooh spooooky elevator game ghost ritual ooooh creeeeepyyyy"

[@maiasavich2767]

I agree. It's completely plausible, and the only reason why people think otherwise is due to the sensationalism of the case in addition to the cover-ups that seem extremely prevalent with the LAPD and Hotel Cecil.

[@TheLakabanzaichrg]

@@LunarRaevyn This is not about you, don't farm for attention here, it's tacky

[@LunarRaevyn]

@@TheLakabanzaichrg where was i farming for attention? I shared an experience i had that let me explain that mental illness can make you do incredibly self-harming things and perceive things that aren't actually real. I'm sorry if it came off that way, but honestly, if i wanted to farm likes I'd have done it under a comment that was both more recent and had over 80 likes 💀 but on a serious note, it's really not my attention to farm for likes, idrc about that and i was just trying to explain for people who don't believe an episode can make you do something that crazy by giving my own example, which happens to be related to the event itself. Looking back i agree it might be unnecessary but its not a like farm, that would be stupid and pointless

[@l4dy_darkness]

The Terry Sutter case was heartbreaking, not only was he 15 when he was murdered, his grave was vandalized multiple times, and people then tried to blame him. “Well maybe he did something wrong.” Even if he did do something wrong, he was only 15 years old, committing murder and grave vandalizing isn’t the right answer.

[@duchessedeberne3909]

From his name I think he ws from swiss decent

[@woahtherebud01]

@@duchessedeberne3909 and as everyone knows the Swiss deserve no mercy

[@thegloriousmagician9100]

Not the right time m8

[@woahtherebud01]

@@thegloriousmagician9100 it was merely a jab about how it was weird to randomly bring up his descent on such a merciless case. Edit* for clarification, since the original comment was referencing people making excuses for the crime, bringing up the fact he was Swiss afterwards out of nowhere sounded like being Swiss WAS the justification.

[@MANJYOMETHUNDER111]

Man, 'train-hopping to their favorite swimming hole' might be the most 1900s sentence I've ever heard

[@samshaffer2250]

How far do you gotta go for your favorite swimming hole Mine was in walking distance lol

[@nicholasgeere5125]

I watch one piece

[@edwardthibodeaux8815]

@@nicholasgeere5125 cool I don’t know what that is

[@darkslayer1161]

@@edwardthibodeaux8815 poor laddy

[@Stak0]

The Mystery of Room 1046 will always resonate with me. What an absolutely bizarre mystery.

[@lowconfidencefrog6169]

39:21 I love this little break from the normal content to show us very human moment of interaction, I thought it was sweet. Good so see yall smiling!

[@chel_snell1653]

Haha that yelp scared the heck out of me!

[@brysonmark878]

Looping this. Thank you

[@dankensoulsen4014]

"Very human" wtf are you a social robot, get some friends and stop referring to a normal "funny" moment as "very human"

[@Red_sm1rk]

D.B. Cooper hearing this story every now and again thinking "Haha, I remember that"

[@burich2244]

He probably didn't survive the jump

[@KCzz15]

@@burich2244 Lemmino did a fantastic video on D.B. Cooper if you want to watch more about that.

[@moocowbees]

D.B. Cooper is such a chad

[@josephbeenchanged990]

@@KCzz15 💯 better than HBO

[@mx.menacing]

Timestamps of all cases *INTRO - **0:00* *TIER 1 - **2:47* -2:51 - Jack the Ripper -3:55 - The Zodiac Killer -4:50 - Murder of the Grimes Sisters -5:49 - Martin Luther King Jr. -6:41 - Bob Crane -7:51 - OJ Simpson -8:50 - Tupac -9:30 - The Notorious B.I.G -9:58 - Elisa Lam -10:39 - Dyaltov Pass -11:51 - The Black Dahlia *TIER 2 - **13:42* -13:44 - Art Heist at the Gardener Museum -14:42 - Jon Benet Ramsey -16:24 - The Icebox Murders -18:30 - Who is B.D Cooper? -20:28 - Asha Degree -22:13 - The Smiley Face Murders -23:33 - Amber Hagerman -24:51 - Jamison Family Disappearance -26:51 - Elaine Nix *TIER 3 - **27:52* -27:57 - Hinterkaifeck Massacre -29:56 - Ida Lowry -31:08 - The Axeman of New Orleans -32:29 - Father John Karrigan -33:35 - Cindy Song -35:41 - Todd Mcafee -37:02 - Jenny Low Chang -38:10 - Arthur "Buddy" Schumacher *-**39:21** Wendigoon is interrupted* -39:23 - Hall-Mills Murders -41:13 - Delphi Murders -42:31 - Frauke Liebs *TIER 4 - **43:42* -43:45 - Zigmund Adamski -45:18 - Terry Sutter -46:44 - Glen and Bessie Hyde -48:00 - Sodder Children Disappearance -51:15 - The Mystery of Room 1046 -54:42 - Malakia Logan -55:45 - The Buckskin Girl *TIER 5 - **56:44* -56:47 - Paula Gene Welden -57:36 - The Case of the Embalmed, Severed Head -58:39 - The Monster of Florence -59:32 - Diao Aiqing -1:00:52 - Jack The Stripper -1:01:46 - The Seattle Arsonist -1:02:44 - The Zeigler Furniture Store Murders *TIER 6 - **1:04:55* -1:04:58 - Charles Morgan -1:08:04 - The Boston R*pist -1:08:59 - The Bird Road R*pist -1:11:38 - The Ohio Prostitute Murderer -1:12:30 - Thomas Hotard and Audrey Moate -1:14:03 - Sandra Valade -1:15:05 - The Boy in the Box -1:17:16 - New Orleans Serial Killer *TIER 7 - **1:17:47* -1:17:51 - April 1990 Jane Doe -1:18:44 - Warner Jane Doe -1:20:02 - Little Miss Panasofkee -1:20:58 - The Kolb Skeleton -1:22:02 - The Bear Brook Remains -1:23:28 - Tristan Brubach *ENDING - **1:25:14*

[@_lynnloo9988]

bless ur soul

[@Spl1nt5]

ur a hero

[@llawliet7118]

Thank you 🤍

[@lucasgarcia8285]

KING! 👑

[@federicovicente8116]

Thanks a lot

[@jacobsledziona3220]

Rewatching this 2 years after it came out, and after the start of The Red Thread. I made it to the Charles Morgan case, and remembered that a week ago the most recent episode of the red thread came out about Morgan. I’ve watched the goon for a while now and am so impressed by how far he has come. From talking about a guy for like 1 minuet to having a 2 hour long video on him with another famous content creator. Love ya goon

[@JaqAttaq5]

That last one about Tristan and how the girl described the murderer as “hands coming out of the sewer grate” sounds straight out of a horror movie, like what kind of sick individual could do that?

[@itisyerdad]

FYI; that’s not a real fact from the case.

[@k0k0RO]

​@@itisyerdadwhy did wendigoon mention that though

[@tennacity]

Yeah that didn't actually happen the grate was put there after the murder

[@emrey5745]

@@itisyerdad yeah, where did he even got it from? I've read a little about this case and I've never seen any mention of it

[@Lucy-fn9rj]

i don’t think it registers with people just how bleak is it that jack the ripper’s victim count is extremely difficult to pin down. stabbing poor women to death was _that_ common

[@emilybarclay8831]

It was a slum in the Victorian period, murder was just another Tuesday

[@DumTaco]

@@emilybarclay8831 Just like New York which had its first weekend without a murder since the 1990s because of COVID.

[@emilybarclay8831]

@@DumTaco oof. Silver linings I guess?

[@Bouch1018]

@@DumTaco somehow I still don’t believe there were zero murders. Just doesn’t sound NYC enough even with COVID.

[@Bouch1018]

@@quinnmallory9025 lol wut?

[@sweesbees]

you know these murders are getting weird when they start sounding like SCPs

[@fakenamerealchungus9851]

Dog if my girlfriend opens my bedroom door right now in the middle of the night cause she woke up and wants to cuddle i am SCREAMING i am fucking SHOOOOK

[@dereenaldoambun9158]

I won't be surprised if some of these murdered cases were planned by a group of people to make it looks like the victims were murdered by supernatural beings or entities. The UFO murder case is weird and wacky tho.

[@abbaszaidi2615]

​@@dereenaldoambun9158 I mean there are also some that sound straight out of a comedy. Remember the one where a "vampire" took a crap on a girl's bed when the family was out

[@sephikong8323]

@@abbaszaidi2615 And don't forget: *macaroni*

[@egzalotyl6099]

Did someone call

[@1grapefruit]

Quick tip, a surprising amount of these have had a lot more information discovered, like the boy in a box who was identified a few months after this video as Joseph Augustus Azarelli

[@supersophisticated9943]

I can't believe that SOMEHOW this axe wielding murderer convinced an ENTIRE TOWN to blast jazz music one night. That's just such a cool thing to happen out of context.

[@spades9681]

well it’s not that strange considering it was in new orleans at the height of jazz’s popularity

[@josh.y]

@@spades9681 there always has to be someone like you in the comments It’s pretty f*cking remarkable

[@spades9681]

@@josh.y cry

[@josh.y]

@@spades9681 ok

[@Blessed_V0id]

I think it was about power and fear personally

[@bradens.3125]

"i call myself a deer hunter but my hobby is actually finding violent crime victims"

[@MEMTN512]

🤣🤣

[@ThatGuy-eu2vt]

its kinda true tbh. you know, walking around in the woods with a gun looking and listening for small details. we should really pay them for this.

[@knightslayer6161]

This is why I fear living out in the sticks. It’s nice being away from people but your neighbors will be animals and rarely corpses of people. Which is creepy as all hell. You can be killed out there deep in the woods and no one will check on you for days or weeks.

[@grundierungtaglich6241]

@@ThatGuy-eu2vt Some countries have rangers

[@miggy7382]

Plot twist: Wendigoon is actually responsible for all these crimes and he’s just covering it up

[@dantesfootballreviews8464]

that explains why he knows so much about each case 🤔

[@nateb3679]

wendigoon is the smiley face killer

[@nateb3679]

:)

[@beechboiii]

He must have been very ambitious, being a full time college student and the most prolific serial killer in history.

[@adamhercik581]

He got into chaos banking, so he stocks up on all these mysteries and anomalies to have a lot of money later in the future when they will be used as currency.

[@elijahstaggs3357]

ik this is kinda later but i lived in peru indiana for a while and they actually made a lot of new developments into the delphi case if you look it up. they have multiple suspects and it appeares to be a ring of pedos it’s crazy. the main suspect worked at the cvs in my town forever it’s insane

[@Viking_Luchador]

While the Amber Alert system has indeed helped recover missing children, it doesn't get reported that the majority of these cases aren't the result of "stranger danger" but cases of parental custody disputes, when one estranged partner takes the child without authorization. Most of the time the child is recovered quickly and without incident.

[@johnclaybaugh9536]

Those of us who get alerts and also get updates are generally told who took the kid when the information becomes available. All one has to do is pay attention and we know that stranger danger isn't really the biggest concern.

[@fatherwardsleftshoe]

As someone who was a victim of a kidnapping due to a custody dispute (and I cannot speak for everyone) I don't know if the amber alert actually did anything. It took maybe 2 weeks for me and my bro to be found (a bit fuzzy on times apologies)

[@Spacingout3000]

honestly this is really true. The amber alert r rarely “actual” kidnapping & just a parent taken their kid that they have no custody of, or a young 13-15 y/o girl running off w/her 20 somethin “boyfriend”. & then again, there has been s3x trafficking alerts that r really serious

[@poltergijstt]

About the Boy in the Box (around 1:16:00): Someone who came forward and was able to give some remarkable details about the victim, but who also had a history with mental problems . You could see this as a reason for her to not be reliable, sure. But assuming she was the sister and she was right about it all, she would have been abused by her mother at a very young age. According to the so called sister, the mother accidentally killed her own son. Growing up with that many people would suffer from mental issues in my opinion. So I would not be surprised at all to hear that the woman is the actual sister of the victim, and was right about it all.

[@ringoferrer2343]

Honestly there are a lot for significance things she said that is good proof that she did have a connection with the infant, like the food they ate for dinner which were beans. And then suddenly they said "oh but she has mental illness" like c'mon , some of the stuff she said were tied together almost perfectly, like the dinner situation. Almost now way she wasn't legit

[@clayxros576]

@@ringoferrer2343 Welcome to the world of the letter of law and forensics, where mental illness is just as stigmatized as the freaking 1920s so any information from someone with history of even ADHD is thrown out. It is endlessly infuriating that accuracy of information isn't considered and only the potential mental state of the source.....despite the fact we weren't even told what the history of mental illness was, which then makes it pretty suspect.

[@theeccentric7263]

Mental illness shouldn't really make someone less trustworthy. Unless their disorder is specifically characterized by delusions, hallucinations, or compulsive lying.

[@OMGitsTerasu]

The fact that she remembered they ate beans and that he had a fresh haircut is definitely helping her case. And her being mentally ill is in all likelihood the result of an abusive household.

[@poltergijstt]

@@theeccentric7263 But I think we both know that there are people with mental abilities, who due to their symptoms can't be trusted at all. Different times as well, we don't know how they handled it

[@dycotomaskey9258]

My grampa was a floor manager for the luxor and he ended up having to kick out tupac when he got into a fight and flirting with a hostess and he was shot like less than an hour after he left the premises, my grampa tells the story really well and was actually questioned because he was one of the last people to talk to him directly and was on camera

[@endergamer7483]

Was he one of the folks near the fight scene caught on camera? I distinctly remember seeing folks by a counter who looked like workers in the footage.

[@LUNA_T_]

why does the sketch at 1:08:30 look like Bobby from king of the hill 😭😭😭😭

[@shelby5809]

LMAOO

[@averyjeanne]

I’ve been to the Gardener Museum in Boston and they never replaced the stolen paintings. There are just empty frames in some of the rooms, it’s kinda creepy and uncanny to walk into a gallery room to just see a big empty frame.

[@Hawkster52]

The Hinterfaifeck Massacre has always haunted me. True crime usually doesn't bug me but the idea that this man seemingly wandered out of the woods and began living in their house/barn without them knowing (aside from some noises and a maid saying the house was haunted) before murdering the entire family is terrifying. It's similar to other stories of people living in other people's homes without the owners knowing. Some in attics but also some impoverished people living in whatever tiny cubboard they could fit themselves in. At this very moment there could be someone living in your closest, a room you haven't checked or even a cub board and you'd have no idea. It's the type of thing that keeps you up at night.

[@mathias3721]

Man, you suddenly gave me an extreme urge to go check every single space in my house, thanks

[@idonhaveanyideawhattocallm1472]

I am living in your walls. You may be concerned about this. In case you are, please read the below: FAQ: Why are you living in my walls? I'm not going to tell you. Are you only in my walls? You could say I am living in everybody's walls, but in the case I am telling you that I am living in your walls, I am living in your walls. How are you surviving in my walls? In my non-physical form, I am crawling around listening for you. That is all I need to survive in that form. In my physical form, I survive by eating rat corpses that I cook using the wall behind your oven, and I drink the vapour in the extraction fan duct above your shower. What are you planning to do in my walls? Live in them, listening to you. What do I do about you living in my walls? Listen for the scraping. Dont touch the walls. Protect yourself. Avoid lighting candles. When are you going to stop living in my walls? You cannot escape me. Do I call the police? The authorities will not help you. What are the consequences of you living in my walls? Be aware. What if I am ok with you living in my walls? I will make sure you’re not. Are you imaginary? I AM LIVING IN YOUR WALLS I AM LIVING IN YOUR WALLS I AM LIVING IN YOUR WALLS I AM LIVING IN YOUR WALLS I AM LIVING IN YOUR WALLS I AM LIVING IN YOUR WALLS I AM LIVING IN YOUR WALLS I AM LIVING IN YOUR WALLS If there are any more questions then please consult your walls by directly speaking to them. Summary: I am living in your walls.

[@theoanderson2042]

That story has always stuck with I never remember the name of the case but I always recognize the case emidiently mostly because of the murders by pickaxe

[@Mel-me9sw]

We have a rottweiler, so thank goodness for that!

[@aaronmelgar7116]

Pfft, yeah right, like my tiny apartment could fit anything but my ass in it.

[@frozenbinarystudio]

One day a deer hunter will stumble upon the remains of another murdered deer hunter