History's Most Chilling TRUE CRIME Cases

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  @LazyMasquerade · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @SamsarasArt · 3 years ago

  Hearing that the serial killer from the first story suffered immensely before he died makes me smile. It&apos;s satisfying when evil gets the punishment it deserves

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  @kevinzhu6417 · 3 years ago

  I love how much you&apos;re covering countries you&apos;re not as familiar with. I&apos;m sure it&apos;s a pain in the ass but your fans appreciate the wide variety in true crime u provide

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  @bloxygigi7736 · 3 years ago

  As a north african person, it&apos;s rare to see cases from our world covered in true crime media, so its so nice that you took the time to research cases from a different world, and a lot of us appreciate it!

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  @seandelap8587 · 3 years ago (edited)

  It&apos;s rare that you hear of brutal murderers getting fitting punishments but these fits the bill perfectly

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  @lissanne9769 · 3 years ago (edited)

  So the story of the Japanese Geisha, Georgashima later known as Yoarashi, was forced into prostitution as a child. Passed between who knows how many men, with no payment likely. &nbsp;Then is captured and enslaved by a cruel man who beats her often. After she escapes this horrible man and becomes pregnant, &nbsp;the authorities will kill her for a crime most should consider self defense. &nbsp;No, that was not justice, and horribly it continues in the world even today.

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  @kingnarothept6917 · 3 years ago

  The first story&apos;s ending is so maliciously satisfying.<br><br>It&apos;s almost sinful to enjoy the suffering of such a monster.

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  @veeistiredasf · 3 years ago

  the Peter case is absolutely vile, i cannot believe such a horrible person could even exist

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  @tanithalakai4538 · 3 years ago

  Yo Arashi&apos;s story is so tragic. Imagine being abused then killed for finally snapping...

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  @chutorokohada7039 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Yoarashi Okinu&apos;s date of birth is unknown. There is a theory that he was born in 1844, but it is not certain. The nickname Yoarashi is said to have come from a poem she wrote before her execution, although she never actually read a poem before her execution. The nickname Yoarashi was not given to her during her lifetime, but after her death.

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  @sweetnumb · 1 year ago

  The most chilling thing to me is that I&apos;ll be the victim of one of these true crime cases and in order to find out about it you have to sit through a fucking &quot;Raid: Shadow Legends&quot; commercial. &nbsp;The game itself is bad enough, but by the time I&apos;d make one of these it wouldn&apos;t even likely be available anymore.

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  @TheLakerboy17 · 3 years ago

  The Vampire of DussellDorf is probably one of the most savage and disgusting killers I’ve heard about in my lifetime. No remorse, relived the details with gratification, and even his death sentence is chilling.

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