Want to really get your blood boiling? Take a dive head first into a brutal Crime where 3 young children were brutally murdered and 3 young men were convicted without any evidence

If you love a good story, with twists, turns, wtf moments and things that literally make you scream out of complete frustration, then sit down, grab a drink, even maybe some vodka or like idk something to cuddle with for comfort and listen as i dive Right into the insanity of the infamous Luka Magnotta and how a group of cat loving vigilantes help catch him. Forewarning, what you are about to hear is very graphic, very disturbing and not recommended for young children period. I don't even think this is recommended for anyone honestly but this crime is one that literally blew my freaking mind! So jump down this rabbit hole with me and remember guys, don't F*** with cats! Ps. If you hear in the background my baby screaming I apologise lol he learned how to scream recently and he loves to express that lol. He's literally only 5 months old but has an incredibly great set of lungs as you can hear. But worry not he's just excited and loves to let us know lol

If you're into psychological thrillers, this movie is for you! At first watch, you're thinking hang on, wtf is this even about, it's confusing, it's odd, things are just sporadic and they happen so fast that it leaves you sitting there scratching your head wondering if you just endured an acid trip or maybe even a little high lol but once you get a different perspective on the video and rewatch it your now thinking holy shit this movie is GENIUS! The article I used for reference is from the Collider.

In this episode I talk about the issues, how extreme they were and how frustrating they were. But also at the same time I explain the underlining reason behind all of that. Basically I cashed my own reality check.

Whatever mistakes you made, what you've said, done or wanted to do, nothing is never deserving of an apology. Apologize, forgive and love

What right does anyone have to choose the fate of someone based off their choices, status, skin color, religion or ethnicity? What right of passage was handed to you, giving you the clearance to make someone else's life yours to have an opinion about? At what point in time did you believe your voice could be louder than anyone elses? Today I take a stand for all the victims of hate crimes, to those who live in fear of judgment, to those who met their end alone and just needing someone to understand them, accept them and love them for just being who they are. I stand for you, with you.

In this episode I describe in graphic details two specific cases that in my opinion did not result in justice served.