There she is. Taunting me like always.

“She broke my heart and now she’s going to work like it’s nothing. I loved her so much, she was everything to me, she invaded my every thought and there she goes, living her life as normal.”

“That all ends today.”

It’s close to 4:30pm and 21-year-old Liam Youens is in his car, watching the life of his life, Amy Boyer make her way to her car from work to go home.

Amy has no idea Youens is watching her, she has no idea that she’s the love of his life and Amy has no idea Youens has a Glock 9mm semiautomatic handgun with him, in his car.

This is the Tragic case and murder of Amy Boyer, now on Despicable Beings.

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Nathan Robinson is watching tv. He spent the entire day cleaning every inch of the flat he shares with his father, William Spiller. And yes, he did make a mistake and flooded the bathroom floor, so much so that it soaked through to his downstairs neighbours flat and had ‘pink water droplets’ coming through the ceiling.

 But that’s over now and Nathan can to relax in front of the TV before travelling to Glasgow with his friends the next day.

 “let’s quickly make sure I’m not missing anything before I leave.”

“I put everything in containers, then I cleaned up, I paid the rent, and I told our neighbour, David that dad went on holiday with his girlfriend, Glenys. Yep, that’s everything.”

But Nathan Robinson was lying, his father William was still in the flat. In fact, Robinson was watching TV with him, William was even holding the TV up, well his body was, well parts of his body were. The parts of the body that was place into the container, that’s now acting as the TV stand.

This is the murder of William Spiller, now on Despicable Beings.

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On Sunday 31st of December 2000, in Tokyo’s Setagaya Ward, Haruko was worried. She hasn’t been able to contact her daughter, Yasuko Miyazawa, all morning. I mean it’s not too surprising, she’s probably preparing for the new year with her husband, Mikio and two children 8-year-old Niina and 6-year-old Rei, but still, who’s too busy to contact their mother?

But when Haruko tried to call Yasuko again, she realised the Miyazawa home phone had been disconnected. This was so unusual and started to really concern Haruko. She wondered if something was wrong and thought, “I’ll just pop in to check on them.”

Luckily, Haruko only lived next door so this would be a quick task to ease her nerves. When she knocks on the door Haruko hopes Yasuko will open the door with a warm smile, wave her mum in and tell her, “Oh mum you worry too much,” and the two would laugh about the whole thing over breakfast. Instead, Haruko knocks on the door and silence. Haruko is now extremely distressed, she bought her spare key, so she opens the door to the Miyazawa home, and she’s greet by a mortifying sight, one she would never forget.

Little did Haruko know she had discovered a crime that would still be unsolved even after 24 years.

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BANG!

“What was that sound?”

“I don’t know Scott, don’t worry about it.”

“But it sounded like gun shot, and listen, I don’t hear Mum and Dad arguing anymore.”

“Should we go check on them?”

“NO! Don’t move.”

Husband and wife, Joyce and Wayne Chant are spending another night fighting. Wayne is a very abusive husband and father, and Joyce and their three sons, Jamie, Craig and Scott, live in constant fear.

Normally when Mum and Dad argue, the children watch TV and desperately try to keep out of the way, for fear of becoming their father’s target…

 BUT, when Wayne retrieves his gun and the constant screaming and shouting suddenly becomes dead silence, the children know their lives will never be the same again.

This is the case of Joyce Chant, now on Despicable Beings.

National Centre for Domestic Violence UK

https://www.ncdv.org.uk/

Find a Domestic Abuse Helpline in Australia: https://findahelpline.com/countries/au/topics/abuse-domestic-violence

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“Okay, enough Tina!”

“What?”

“This isn’t funny anymore. First you pretend you didn’t drink the milk in fridge or my bottle of whiskey, then you hide me and your sister’s items pretending it’s an entity from the beyond. Now but you’ve pin our family photo to the wall with a knife! You’ve gone too far.”

Dad, I promise it wasn’t me. I think it’s a ghost, Karen and I tried to contact mom on a Ouija board after she passed away and now, I think her or someone else haunting us.”

The Bowen home is in disarray. Items in the home are moving on it’s own, the milk is finishing when no one is in the home and even on a few occasions, messages are written in mayonnaise and ketchup on the wall!

Frank Bowen believes his daughters, Karen and Tina are playing tricks on each other. Tina believes her recently deceased mother or someone else is haunting the home, but the truth is so frighting.

This is the case of the ‘boy in the wall’, and the escalation of Daniel LaPlante, now on Despicable

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You just never know what might happen when you leave your home. Maybe you find a £20 note on the pavement. You think, “yes, how lucky am I!” But first you check to see if anyone around you may have dropped the note. You don’t see anyone, so that evening you treat yourself to a takeaway.

 Or maybe while rushing to work, it’s raining, you have to come in early for a big meeting, but you woke up late and now you’re running to make the train and suddenly you fall headfirst in a muddy puddle, completely ruining your clothes and now you have a massive bump on your head.

See? You just never know. So, when 16-year-old Max Dixon and 15-year-old Mason Rist left Mason’s home to go get some pizza, they see an Audi Q2 drive pass, nothing to phone home about, right?

But it wasn’t until the car U-turns, drives towards them, then suddenly stops and four teenagers jump out the car, carrying machetes and starts running towards them is when the boys knew that enmity danger.

 Max and Mason could have never known that their lives would tragically end right there on the pavement just after leaving Mason’s home.

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“I need your help, James. Tim is trying to take everything in the divorce, I just want to teach him a lesson.”

“A lesson?”

“Yes, a lesson, that includes zip ties, a stun gun, chloroform and oh several bottles of hydrochloric acid!”

Biochemist Larissa Schuster files for divorce in February 2002 from her husband Tim and the gloves are well and truly off. They fight over custody of the children, the house, just about everything you could fight over.

If only where was something Larissa could do to help her dissolve her marriage, permanently.

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May the 22nd 2002, St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter Bill Smith receives a letter. He recently wrote about the murder of Teresa Wilson and how he believed there was a serial killer at work. The letter It’s on brown paper and on top of the paper, has a beautiful design of flowers, grapes, a beehive and it even includes multiple farming equipment. And underneath the lovely design is a message typed using ‘Lucida Handwriting’, a cursive font and in red the letter starts,

“Dear Bill, nice sob story about Teresa Wilson. Write one about greenwade write a good one and I’ll tell you where many others are to prove im real here’s direction to number seventeen search in a fifty yard radius from the X put the story in the Sunday paper like the last.”

The letter also included a computer-generated map with a X marking the spot where the letter writer last left “number 17” but number 17 of what exactly?

Well, the 17th murder victim. The letter writer is mocking Bill Smith and not only claiming that he is the murderer of Teresa Wilson but also claiming that that he’s killed at least 17 people.

This letter sent to mock and beg for acknowledgement will be the downfall of a serial killer who took pleasure in his victims pain, so much so he even taped his torture sessions.

This is the case of Maury Travis, now on Despicable Beings.

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Penny Boudreau is on the news, all the cameras and microphones facing her. She wants to break down and run away but she can’t, she needs to stay strong, she needs to plea for Karissa’s, her missing 12-year-old daughter’s safe return.

“I just came here to reach out to my daughter.” “Umm… Karissa, I just want to tell you that there are lot of people who love you and want you home.”

Penny continues to name every single family member and friend and lets Karissa know, that wherever she is, her family are missing her terribly and are desperately searching for her.

“Please just reach out to someone, at least call to let us know you’re okay.”

It’s been two days since Karissa Boudreau went missing when out on a drive with her mother, Penny. But little did the public know that Karissa was already dead, and her killer was someone VERY close to home.

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“Hello, my name is Paul and I’m an alcoholic.”

“Hello Paul.”

Paul Cox is 2 months into his sobriety and is attending Alcoholics Anonymous to aid his journey. He has support from his family and girlfriend, who helped him seek help. He’s following a 12-step program and he’s working on the 4th and 5th steps. Which I’m paraphrasing to Making an inventory of your wrongdoings and the 5th step is, in a nutshell, admitting the wrongdoings to yourself, a higher power and to another human being.

Paul follows the program and confesses to multiple members of the AA his regrets and mistakes.

“I think I killed someone, actually I killed two people. I stabbed them. There was blood everywhere.”

This is the cautionary tale of when a fragile mind loses control due to alcohol, leading to tragedy.

 The case of Paul Cox, now on Despicable Beings.

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