Evil Among Us
Evil Among Us explores murders, serious crimes, and lesser-known serial killer cases from the UK and around the world. Through detailed research and offender analysis, the channel examines the facts of each case while encouraging viewers to draw their own conclusions.
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In early 2016, CCTV footage showed Jimmy Prout, a man enslaved and tortured for nearly nine years, being dragged through North Shields. He endured severe abuse, including starvation, physical violence, and forced consumption of his own body parts, before being murdered by individuals he believed were friends, part of a cult led by a notorious offender.
On August 24, 2025, Simon Levy emerged from a carpark in Tottenham, London, alone, while 36-year-old Sheryl Wilkins was found dead. Levy, a serial sex offender, had murdered a woman five months earlier. Despite police awareness of his danger, he was repeatedly released, leading to his second fatal crime. Authorities failed to prevent the killings, highlighting systemic lapses in oversight.
In late 1974, a masked sex offender initiated a series of rapes in Cambridge, UK, disrupting its previously safe environment and sparking national alarm. The crimes, marked by violence and fear, became a notorious chapter in the city’s history, highlighting the sudden emergence of danger in a once-secure community.
On September 8, 2025, workers at a Los Angeles impound lot discovered the decomposed body parts of 14-year-old Celeste Hernandez in a Tesla trunk, revealing she had been missing for five months. She was found stabbed and dismembered with a chainsaw. The vehicle’s owner, David Burke, was arrested and accused of sexually abusing her since age 13 and murdering her after she threatened to expose him.
In May 2016, 18-year-old Enno Farihah was assaulted and murdered in her home in Tangerang, Indonesia, by three men after she refused sexual advances. The attackers raped, beat her, and impaled her with a wooden pole before fleeing. The crime shocked local authorities, leading to an investigation and subsequent legal proceedings.
In February 2020, Sinead James allowed violent alcoholic Kyle Bevan into her home in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Despite warnings, she ignored his dangerous behavior. Five months later, Bevan killed her 2-year-old daughter Lola. He was imprisoned but faced psychopathic inmates who influenced his sentencing.
