scary encounter at work 00;15 - 04;15

psychotic roommate 04;15 - 30;20

the tip jar 30;20 - 50;38

husband's cousin in love with me 50;38 - 54;00

man with jaw hung open 54;00 - 59;51

neighbor used to watch me shower when I was a kid  00;21 - 04;16

"new friend" turned out to be a cult leader  04;16 - 20;36

man tried to grab my baby from me on flight  20;36 - 24;48

I accidentally stole to avoid a serial violent predator  24;48 - 31;37

ex hired people to come in my house and hurt me  31;37 - 36;35

best friend's bf turned out to be a murderer 36;35 - 39;04

weird AirBnB owner had chair with ropes  39;04 - 48;51

Warning there is video/images of lobotomies that show blood

For over a decade, lobotomies were seen as a miracle cure to mental illness; a simple, cheap, and effective way to reduce overcrowding in mental institutions. Tens of thousands of men, women, and even children received the procedure.

Even when it fell out of favor in the late 1950s, Dr. Walter Freeman did everything in his power to keep it going. He performed thousands of lobotomies across the country, which included the sister of JFK, Rosemary Kennedy.

A collection of the missing and murdered cases posted on Reddit's r/UnresolvedMysteries!

Trevaline Evans vanished from Wales in 1990 (00;00 – 12;22)

Jaylen Griffin vanished from Buffalo, NY in 2020 (12;22 – 15;26)

The Brazil Jane Doe who lived in a coma for 24 years (15;26 – 17;35)

The Texas murder of Brandon Raspberry confession (17;35 – 22;57)

The 1998 murder of Akiel Chambers in Trinidad and Tobago (22:57 – 30;43)

The Great Mull Air Mystery of 1975 (30;43 – 35;47)

Terri Ann Ackerman vanished in 2018 in Colorado (35;47 – 42;26)

Carl Eugene Watts is believed to have dozens of victims across multiple states and Canada, but his case isn't well known to the public. Despite his low IQ, the Sunday Morning Slasher managed to outsmart police for decades.

(Not a lot of images for this case unfortunately, but I may make a Youtube video if I manage to find more somehow!)

1. The Kid Who Shot His Neighbor

2. Butterfly Effect

3. Old Man In the Woods

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Pam, Back-Country Kill Room, and The Humming Man.

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Extra long ep because I missed last week due to visiting family. The last story is crazy (and long) as hell.

Weird side note: my parents recently purchased some land and learned that someone was murdered in the workshop...

A Florida woman claims she woke up to find her boyfriend dead inside of a suitcase after game of drunk hide-and-seek went wrong. But when investigators searched her phone, they found disturbing videos. Sarah Boone was laughing and taunting Jorge Torres, as he repeatedly told her he couldn't breathe.

We take a look at bodycam footage from the morning of the incident, and the interrogation that would ultimately lead to Sarah's arrest for second-degree murder. Jury selection is set to begin next week, October 14.

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Two murder cases: one man who confessed over the internet, and one man who claimed he killed because of the internet.

"Amanda I murdered because her mother stood between us…"

In March of 1998, Larry Froistad Jr. confessed to an online group that he killed his 5-year-old daughter.

"I thought about how unjust this was and decided to kill her."

In February of 1997, Michael Knowles wrote a popular columnist from jail while being held for the murder of his wife.

I have many more cases to add for a future Youtube video. It turns out a lot of people have confessed to a murder on the internet...