Michael Madison didn’t see himself as a criminal — he saw himself as a future legend. Inspired by other serial killers, he began copying their crimes, trying to outdo them and build a reputation. What followed was a chilling descent into obsession, violence, and a fantasy that ended in horror.

In October 2024, Rhiannon Whyte, a 27-year-old mother, was finishing her shift at a Walsall hotel when she was targeted by a man she had spent months helping. Deng Chol Majek didn't just kill her; he stalked her to a deserted train station and attacked her 23 times with a screwdriver—19 of those wounds were to her head.

But the most disturbing part? Moments later, while emergency lights flashed in the distance, Majek was caught on CCTV buying beer and dancing with friends...

She was missing for 5 months. Her "friends" were living in her house.

When Shannon Graves vanished from Youngstown, Ohio, her boyfriend didn't report her missing—he replaced her. Within weeks, a new woman, Katrina Layton, moved into Shannon’s home, began driving her car, and even started wearing her clothes. But while the new couple played "house" and cared for Shannon’s dog, a terrifying secret was hidden behind a padlock in a neighbor's basement.

3 months of life. 38 hidden fractures. Zero tears.

When Nazli Merthoca called 999, she claimed her baby "just stopped breathing." But while paramedics fought to save her daughter, Nazli appeared chillingly bored. She wasn't a grieving mother—she was a woman with a secret history of violence and a forensic trail of trauma she thought she could hide...

Aniya Day-Garrett’s suffering didn’t happen in secret.
It was seen. It was recorded. It was reported.

This video examines how a little girl remained in danger despite repeated warnings — and how the system meant to protect her failed at every turn.