Dreading (crime and psychology) Videos
John du Pont, a wealthy wrestling enthusiast, murdered Dave Schultz in 1996 during a violent confrontation at his Pennsylvania estate. Du Pont was convicted of first-degree murder in 2000, following a trial that revealed his prolonged abuse and manipulation of Schultz. The case highlighted themes of power, control, and the legal consequences of criminal behavior.
Dominique Pelicot, a Frenchman, was convicted of raping his wife, Gisele, after a trial where his defense claimed a split personality due to trauma. The court rejected this, citing insufficient evidence, and he was sentenced to prison for sexual violence.
William Melchert-Dinkel, a nurse, was convicted for encouraging online suicide, leading to multiple deaths. His actions, including sharing suicide methods and provoking vulnerable individuals, resulted in criminal charges and a prison sentence. Investigations linked him to several suicides, highlighting the legal consequences of such behavior.
A Virginia high school football coach, Travis Turner, vanished during an undefeated season in 2025. Authorities issued warrants for his arrest on child sex crimes and child pornography charges. His wife, Leslie Caudill Turner, has provided statements about his disappearance. The Virginia State Police urge anyone with information to contact them directly.
The case against Courtney Clenney begins with the fatal stabbing of her boyfriend, Christian Toby Obumseli. This first part examines the relationship, the circumstances surrounding Obumseli’s death, and the investigation that followed, including bodycam footage and legal developments as Clenney became the focus of a highly publicized murder case.
Christopher Watts confessed to murdering his wife Shanann and their daughters in 2018. Police found text messages indicating he had changed and opposed another child. His mother, Cindy Watts, criticized Shanann, contributing to family tensions. The case highlighted issues with polygraph reliability and public scrutiny of the family's dynamics.
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.
A former US Marshal, Ian Diaz, was convicted for orchestrating a fake rape plot to frame his ex-girlfriend, Michelle Hadley. He lured men via Craigslist to assault his wife, Angela, falsely implicating Hadley. The case also involves a civil lawsuit by Hadley against Anaheim over a condo dispute linked to the incident.
Nicholas Alahverdian, also known as Nicholas Rossi and Arthur Knight, faces multiple sexual assault allegations across states. Victims claim he fled to Utah, prompting extradition efforts. His alleged fake death and ongoing investigations highlight legal complexities tied to his criminal history and evasion of justice.
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Lauren Giddings disappeared on June 4, 2011. Stephen McDaniel, her boyfriend, was involved in the search, devised a plan to locate her, and later faced interrogation regarding his role in her disappearance and potential involvement in her death.
Stacey Smart, last seen in Lewiston, CA, on November 2, 2016, is described as 5'8", with blonde hair, blue eyes, and a red lotus tattoo on her lower back. Authorities seek information about her whereabouts, offering a $10,000 reward for credible tips leading to her location. Contact details for the Trinity County Sheriffs Department and Secret Witness Program are provided.