Evil Among Us Videos
On June 2, 2010, 52-year-old taxi driver Derrick Bird killed 12 people and injured many others in Cumbria, UK, using a rifle and shotgun. The incident remains a notable case of mass violence in the region.
Pee Wee Gaskins, a serial murderer and rapist in South Carolina from the 1950s to 1980s, killed at least 15 people, including a 2-year-old, and claimed over 100 victims. He murdered for profit, revenge, or pleasure, with his final act involving blowing up a prisoner with C4 while incarcerated. Known as the "meanest man in America," his crimes spanned decades of violence and brutality.
The Horrific Crimes of Ed Gein examines the life and crimes of Ed Gein, the Wisconsin murderer and grave robber whose disturbing actions inspired some of the most recognisable villains in horror fiction. The documentary explores the murders, the investigation that uncovered his farmhouse, and the enduring questions surrounding the...
Eleanor Williams, 22, was jailed in March 2023 for falsely accusing four men of rape, claiming she was trafficked and subjected to abuse. Her self-inflicted injuries and fabricated stories, including references to the film *Taken*, led to ruined lives, suicides, and hate crimes against Asian communities. Despite evidence disproving her claims, she remained defiant, causing significant harm to innocent victims.
Elliot Rodger, a 22-year-old misogynist and narcissist, killed six people in Isla Vista, California, in 2014, believing himself "the supreme gentleman." His actions influenced incel groups, linking him to subsequent acts of violence.
In February 2005, Gloucestershire Police raided a squalid property in Tewkesbury, uncovering 3 children abused by Eunice Spry over 20 years. She subjected them to severe torture, including eating feces and inserting sticks, leading to lifelong trauma. One victim took their own life. A review highlighted systemic failures in child welfare oversight.
Between 1986 and 1987, Gary Heidnik abducted six women in Philadelphia, holding them in a dungeon at his home. He tortured, raped, and killed two, dismembering their bodies, while four were rescued. His crimes inspired the character Buffalo Bill from *The Silence of the Lambs*.
On October 4, 2023, FBI alerted Essex Police about an imminent threat to celebrity Holly Willoughby. Authorities raided a Harlow home, using a battering ram to arrest Gavin Plumb, 37, who planned to kidnap, rape, and kill her. Evidence included a video of him preparing tools. Plumb, with a history of abusing women, had fantasized about these crimes for years.
In September 2013, the partial skeleton of 36-year-old Elaine O’Hara was discovered in the Dublin Mountains after a year-long search. Investigations linked her death to Graham Dwyer, a sexual sadist with a history of abuse, whose threatening messages detailing his intent to kill her were recovered as key evidence.
Graham Young, a British serial killer, murdered at least four people in the 1960s-70s, beginning at age 13. He used poison, leveraging extensive knowledge of substances, earning the title "Teacup Poisoner." Authorities' negligent decisions allowed his release from Broadmoor, enabling further crimes.
On June 8, 2023, Hugo Ferreira, 36, murdered his 8-day-old daughter Caithlyn in Welverdien, South Africa. She was distressed due to hunger and a dirty nappy, but he assaulted her instead of comforting her, resulting in her death.
Ian Watkins, the frontman of Lost Prophets, was a convicted sex offender, exposing the hidden dangers of public figures. His case highlights the contrast between fame and criminal behavior, underscoring the need for vigilance against predatory individuals.