3 Horrific Things People Did While High | SS #75
In this episode, we examine three drug users who took being high to a totally new and terrifying level. Rob highlights the harrowing consequences of drug use through disturbing real-life stories. It begins with Ricky Castle, whose descent into drug addiction and occult activities ultimately culminated in a violent murder driven by delusions. The narrative then shifts to the case of rapper Big Lurch, whose PCP use led to a horrifying act of cannibalism. Finally, the video recounts the tragic events caused by Dale Nelson's alcohol and LSD-induced rampage, resulting in multiple murders and acts of cannibalism.

• 0:30 Sacrifice
• 3:04 Big Lurch
• 5:01 A Horrific Night

3 Pranks That Went Horribly Wrong | SS #35
April Fools' Day may inspire mischief, but be careful not to go too far. But I suppose that doesn't really matter all the time, does it? This episode explores the consequences of seemingly harmless pranks that resulted in tragic outcomes. It recounts incidents involving reckless behavior, such as a firefighter's fatal pursuit of pranksters, a girl accidentally shot during a scare prank, and elderly sisters killed due to a covered stop sign.

• 7:32 James McRae
• 8:48 Premila & Nerrek
• 10:32 Seth & Derek

Terrifying Mental Disorders | SS #9
This episode explores three intriguing psychological disorders: Capgras delusion, Alien hand syndrome, and Walking corpse syndrome. Capgras delusion involves a person believing loved ones are imposters due to brain trauma or mental conditions, leading to significant distrust and chaos in relationships. Alien hand syndrome causes a person's hand to act independently without their control, sometimes engaging in harmful or inappropriate actions. Walking corpse syndrome, also known as Cotard's delusion, makes individuals believe they are dead or decaying despite being alive, with varying levels of severity.

• 12:43 The Capgras Delusion
• 14:26 Alien Hand Syndrome
• 16:28 Walking Corpse Syndrome

5 SCARY True POKÉMON GO Experiences | SS #66
There's no doubt that Pokémon Go is a revolutionary game that gets people out of the house. But that's always been a recipe for disaster. Here are 5 people that got MORE than just Pokémon.

• 19:25 All Tripped Up
• 20:41 Queen of the Road
• 21:50 That's Not A Pokemon
• 22:49 Mistaken Identity
• 23:56 It's a Trap!

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▶ The Twisted Secrets of Eugene Butler | SERIOUSLY STRANGE #137
Eugene Butler proved to be more than just a little quiet or a tad bit strange. He proved to harbor a dark secret within his home that would shock his community and beyond.

▶ He Had to WATCH Her Get TAKEN | The Disappearance of Angela Hammond | SERIOUSLY STRANGE #138
Explore the chilling and unsolved disappearance of Angela Marie Hammond, who vanished without a trace from Clinton, Missouri, in 1991. This episode delves deep into the events of that fateful night, the ongoing search for answers, and the impact on a small town left with more questions than closure. Join us as we unravel the facts, theories, and the enduring mystery surrounding Angela’s case.

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Belle Gunness [NEVER CAUGHT] | SERIAL KILLER FILES #12
Say hello to the first female serial killer of the series. And she was never caught! Belle Gunness was a Norwegian-American serial killer born in 1859. She gained notoriety in the early 20th century for luring men through Lonely Hearts ads and matrimonial agencies to her farm in La Porte, Indiana. Belle is suspected of murdering numerous suitors for financial gain, including collecting life insurance. The exact number of her victims remains uncertain, but estimates range from 14 to over 40. In 1908, her farmhouse burned down, revealing multiple bodies on the property. Belle's fate is unknown, as she was not found among the dead, leading to speculation that she may have fled.

The REAL LIFE Buffalo Bill [UNSOLVED] | #ANATOMYofMURDER #22
Robert Janczewski was every bit as twisted as the infamous movie character he inspired: Buffalo Bill from The Silence of the Lambs. On 4 October 2017, 19 years after the murder of Katarzyna Zowada, police arrested 52-year-old Robert Janczewski in Kraków's Kazimierz district. Investigators searched his apartment and found blood in the bathroom. As a result, the bath and frame were secured for further testing. He was a person of interest in 1999 but had not been arrested. Janczewski fit the psychological profile as he was trained in martial arts, knew the victim, visited the victim's grave, and had a history of harassing women. He had previously worked in a dissecting lab, where he dealt with human corpses. He also worked at the Cracow Institute of Zoology, where he could observe the process of preparing animal skins. His employment was terminated the day after he killed all of the institute's rabbits during his shift; he couldn't explain his actions. Janczewski was charged with aggravated murder with particular cruelty. He maintains that he did not know Katarzyna Zowada. As of September 2019, Janczewski has not yet been released. Investigators requested a closed trial.

The Casanova Killer - Paul John Knowles | ANATOMY OF MURDER #13
Known for his good looks and killer charm...and his love for murdering women, Paul John Knowles was an American serial killer active in the 1970s. Known for his charming demeanor, he embarked on a killing spree across several states, targeting both men and women, particularly hitchhikers. His crimes involved robbery, assault, and rape. Knowles left notes at crime scenes, taunting law enforcement. He was captured in 1974 after a high-speed chase, convicted of multiple murders, and killed by an FBI agent in December 1974 during an escape attempt. The total number of his victims remains uncertain.

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