What Is It About: Dreading was established in 2021 and has grown to 801k subscribers. The channel takes a deep dive into various true crime cases that have shocked the world as well as some lesser known cases.

Em abril de 1989, uma dama do 28 anos foi assaltada e estuprada enquanto corria no Central Park, em Nova York. Cinco jovens negros ou latinos do Harlem, 1 tradicional bairro de ascendência afro de Manhattan, foram acusados e condenados pelo crime qual não cometeram.

Budget constraints and personnel changes over the years disrupted continuity. As time passed with pelo resolution, the case gradually lost priority to more current crimes.

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Andreas Biegleder “The Hinterkaifeck murders. A family saw footprints in the snow leading to their farm, but no footprints out of the farm. A few days later, they were killed in their own home. There was evidence that the perpetrators were staying in their house or the farm before the killings.

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This case just creeps me out because I too live in Southern MN and I’m semi familiar with the Marshall area. It’s mostly flat farmlands around here so I really do not understand how someone can just disappear into thin air in the middle of nowhere without a body or any remains being found.”

He was a photographer who once staged a picture with one of my friends where she was hanging by the neck with a bag on her head. Pretty strange stuff, but I assumed it was all in the name of art.

Detectives collected physical evidence from crime scenes, including shell casings and a partial palm print. They interviewed witnesses and survivors, creating composite sketches.

People heard the gunshot and called the police, which prompted him to run away in his car down the main road about 2km to his parents house where he got into their gun locker, killed his parents and then had a standoff with the police that lasted a couple of hours and ending in him shooting himself.”

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After hearing the victims' screams, a fisherman and his son sought help. Hartnell untied Shepard's ropes with his teeth, and she freed him.[11]: 73  Two find out more park rangers arrived and tended to the stricken couple until the ambulance arrived. Napa County deputies Dave Collins and Ray Land responded to the report of the attack.

27. “Growing up two brothers murdered their parents and put them in bags in the Attic. They did this because their parents would not let them go to a party nor own a cell phone, this was when cell phone were just becoming affordable for the upper middle class.”

Since then there was a child drowned during an exorcism after parents were told by a priest (or something) that the kid had a demon inside him and trying to force it out was the only way to save him…he was going through puberty, that’s all.”