Disturbing Cases with Terrifying Conclusions (Pt. 1)

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  @Cadaber · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @harlowjademermaid1882 · 3 years ago

  the 2nd story - that poor kid Sebastian ran 15 miles, scared to death, tells the authorities about what he encounters. They don&apos;t believe him at first, but then decide to send ONE COP &amp; POOR SEBASTIAN all the way back to check out his story.<br>Sebastian &amp; the cop were then tortured &amp; killed. That is the saddest thing ever, I feel so bad for Sebastian. I mean, I feel bad for everyone that lost their lives here, but Sebastian I just really feel for, because he went all the way back there, just to be killed, <br>after running 15 miles, scared to death to tell the authorities about his harrowing encounter. That is soo messed up.

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  @ursadabear2810 · 3 years ago

  Everything that happened in Yerba Buena, from start to finish, was only six weeks. <br>The transformation from a farming village to a <b>literal pagan blood cult</b> happened in a month and a half.<br>It&apos;s amazing and existentially horrifying how quickly everything can change.

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  @matrixiekitty2127 · 2 years ago

  Something about The Beast of Rupperswil is that what set my alarm bells off was that the killer used to be a youth sports supervisor…. Meaning he was around young boys all the time and we all know the horrible things he did to the youngest boy. Sickening!

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  @PoppyHapalopus · 3 years ago

  The photo of &quot;Magdalena Solis&quot; actually depict the Danish child-murderer Dagmar Overby. I have no idea why this is such a widespread mistake, but you&apos;re the fifth youtuber I&apos;ve seen mix up those two.

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  @randy4768 · 3 years ago

  Do a story on Heather Teague. She was kidnapped, and the top suspect committed suicide. She is still missing, and nobody has been found.

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  @Moon_x_sun · 3 years ago (edited)

  I’m sorry but that’s not Magdalena Solis… that’s Dagmar Overby, a Danish serial killer who killed kids for money

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  @C-OBrien · 3 years ago

  you&apos;ve got to respect the swiss authorities, they acted quickly and intelligently, profiled the killer and took steps to find him, getting the DNA sample was genius as well.

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  @saafiiiraa · 3 years ago

  That pic of Magdalena in the second story is actually of Dagmar Overby &quot;The Angel Maker&quot; who killed upwards of 25 children from 1913-1920...

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  @AROAH · 3 years ago

  I bet the last guy was tied up with organized crime. Missing part of a finger, burned-off fingerprints, tied up with gambling and making bets for tens of thousands of dollars, managing to only get attacked but not killed in prison and then trying to escape while in the hospital, ending himself when he realized there was no other escape, it all is classic “I’m tied up with a gang that will do much worse than kill me if I don’t get out of this country.”

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  @rickydo6572 · 3 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQWrnQACbpc&amp;t=2380">39:40</a> <br><br>There&apos;s actually a criminal case in Brazil where a group of cannibals actually sold food made with human flesh in 2008<br><br>Google &quot;Canibais de Garanhuns &quot; or &quot;Garanhuns Cannibals&quot; if you&apos;re curious, I&apos;m surprised none of these true crime channels ever talked about this one tbh.<br><br>Garanhuns is a city in the State of Pernambuco in The northeastern region of Brazil, and it&apos;s actually close to the city I was born so I was really scared at the time x.x<br><br>Edit: I remember interviews with people who had bought their food, saying it tasted so bad they just threw it away.

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  @geeker6350 · 3 years ago

  The second case was like a horrific cross between &apos;Saint Maud&apos; and &apos;The Road to El Dorado&apos;.

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