dreading combines true crime and psychology to explore the human stories behind criminal cases. Through long-form analysis and thoughtful narration, the channel examines offender behaviour, investigative details, and the factors that shape real-world tragedies.
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Brandon Accidentally Proves He's Guilty (2026)
Juliana Peres Magalhaes, an au-pair, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in a Virginia double homicide linked to a twisted love triangle involving her boss, Brendan Banfield, and his wife. The case centered on alleged BDSM-related violence, with Magalhaes admitting to a role in the fatal shootings.
Narcissist Husband & Au Pair Attempt To Frame Wife For Her Own Murder | Banfield Case (2026)
Juliana Peres Magalhaes, an au-pair, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in a Virginia double homicide linked to a love triangle and alleged BDSM fetish plot. The victims included the boss’s wife and a stranger, with Magalhaes admitting her role in the fatal incidents. Investigations revealed her involvement in a relationship with the boss and a potential motive tied to their affair.
When The Ab*ser Believes They Are Justified | dreading (2026)
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Husband & Father Fakes Death To Meet With Online Romance: The Pathetic Case of Ryan Borgwardt (2026)
Ryan Borgwardt, a Wisconsin kayaker, disappeared in 2025. Authorities later confirmed he faked his death, fled to Europe and Uzbekistan, and was found alive. A court ruled he should be released from jail, ending the investigation.
Antoine Accidentally Called The Cops On Himself | dreading (2026)
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Evil Stepmother Traps Step Son In House for 20 Years : The Case of Kimberly Sullivan (2026)
Kimberly Sullivan is accused of imprisoning her stepson for decades in Waterbury, Connecticut, with neighbors describing chilling encounters. A former principal raised concerns about a malnourished boy, and authorities found records linking Sullivan to the case. She was released on bail pending trial.
