Evil Among Us Videos
The Horrific Crimes of Bryan Kohberger: Was a Motive Identified? examines the murders of four University of Idaho students, the investigation that led to Bryan Kohberger's conviction, and the evidence, legal proceedings, and theories surrounding the offender's possible motive. The documentary distinguishes established facts from informed analysis and opinion.
In 2012, Carl Beech alleged abuse by Jimmy Savile and others, prompting police investigation. His claims expanded in 2014, leading to Operation Midland. However, Beech was later exposed as fabricating stories, revealing his own predatory behavior and false accusations against high-profile figures.
On March 19, 2024, 40-year-old Ashley Smylie was fatally shot in her Brandon, Mississippi home by her 14-year-old daughter, Carly Gregg. Carly initially invited a friend to witness her mother's death before ambushing her stepfather, whom she fatally shot before fleeing. The case centers on whether Gregg's actions stemmed from mental illness or premeditated violence.
In September 2020, 19-year-old Angel Lynn was kidnapped by her abuser, Chay Bowskill, after she fled his prolonged emotional and physical abuse. She was found severely injured on a highway following a high-speed van journey, surviving but with life-altering disabilities. Bowskill received a lenient sentence, sparking criticism over his lack of remorse and the impact on Lynn’s future.
Craig Price, dubbed the "Slasher of Warwick," murdered four individuals, including two children, at ages 13 and 15 in 1987 and 1989, making him the youngest convicted serial killer in U.S. history. His crimes, marked by brutality and lack of remorse, highlight complex issues of racism and the state's prolonged incarceration practices, with ongoing concerns about his continued danger.
On September 18, 2012, Dale Cregan, a wanted murderer, called police about an attempted burglary at 30 Abbey Gardens. When officers arrived, he shot and grenade-attacked them, then surrendered, claiming he killed them due to police harassment. His family's veneration of him further justified his crimes.
On 19 September 2021, Damien Bendall confessed to murdering his pregnant partner, her two children, and a sleepover guest, while raping one child. The incident exposed systemic failures in managing his case, prompting a national review of public safety protocols.
Daniel Barbosa, nicknamed "The Sadist of El Charquito" and "The Monster of the Mangroves," killed at least 72 young girls in Colombia and Ecuador between 1974 and 1986. His crimes earned him infamy for targeting vulnerable victims in remote regions.
Firefighters responded to a 2011 fire in Redhill, Nottinghamshire, where most occupants escaped, including 14-year-old Daniel Bartlam, who rescued his brother and dog. His mother, Jackie, was found dead before the fire, having been beaten. Daniel’s claim of a burglar was dismissed, leading to his suspicion. The investigation revealed his motive was inspired by a TV soap.
Two French biochemistry students, Laurent Bonomo and Gabriel Ferez, were murdered in London on 29 June 2009 by Daniel Sonnex, who stabbed them over 250 times and set their bodies on fire, shocking investigators.
In March 2021, Sarah Everard, 33, was abducted, raped, and murdered by Metropolitan Police Officer Wayne Couzens. Shortly after his sentencing, another officer, David Carrick, was arrested for a 20-year campaign of violence and abuse against multiple women, despite prior complaints about his behavior being ignored.
In 1973, David McGreavy murdered three children in Worcester, earning the moniker "The Monster of Worcester." The incident remains a chilling example of unsanctioned violence, highlighting the lack of apparent motive behind the crimes.