That Chapter Videos
Four individuals—Vladek Hasel, Margaret Kilcoyne, Jacob Cabinaw, and Dulce Alavez—disappeared under mysterious and frightening circumstances, prompting ongoing investigations into their disappearances.
Storm DeBeul, Peter Keller, George Sodini, and others created videos and vlogs that appeared innocuous but concealed disturbing truths, revealing underlying dark content beneath their seemingly harmless surfaces.
The video examines global cases of missing persons, including some with explainable causes and others involving disturbing disappearances, presented as exclusive stories.
Christopher Porco's father, Peter, was fatally attacked with 16 axe blows to the head, while his son Christopher and mother Joan were injured. The assailant and motive remain unidentified, though authorities investigated the crime scene for clues.
A home invasion yielded no clues, but two weeks later, a father and son were taken to a construction site on a dark night. The father was buried alive, though the perpetrators remained unaware of his fate.
Danny Casolaro, an investigative journalist, researched INSLAW and The Octopus, a purported secret global syndicate. His work explored alleged connections between intelligence agencies and covert operations, but his death in 1991 remains unsolved, with no official explanation provided for the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.
Amy Allwine's death raised suspicions due to inconsistencies in the scene and prior dark web threats. Investigators explored whether her husband, Stephen Allwine, was involved, as someone had paid others to harm her, leaving unresolved questions about his potential role.
In a small Oklahoma town, two girls were found murdered on a road, remaining unsolved for years. A subsequent disappearance in the adjacent town led to the arrest of a vengeful young man, solving the case and revealing a motive tied to prior crimes.
Six boys disappeared from a lake in Pickering, remaining missing. The Jack Family vanished after accepting a job offer from a stranger, leaving no trace. Both cases remain unsolved mysteries.
A 14-year-old girl's remains were found in D4vd's Tesla, prompting an investigation into the incident. Authorities are seeking answers about the circumstances and potential arrests, though details remain unclear. The case has drawn public attention amid ongoing legal and forensic inquiries.
Venus Stewart vanished in 2010 in Colon Township, Michigan. Her soon-to-be ex-husband, residing in Virginia, faced scrutiny due to conflicting evidence: his alibi appeared credible, yet CCTV footage showed him hundreds of miles away, raising questions about his involvement in her disappearance.
In Kaufman, Texas, attacks on District Attorney's Office members led to investigations into potential gang involvement. However, former lawyer Eric Williams, a Segway enthusiast, was identified as the culprit after his grudge against the office resulted in the deaths of Mark Hasse, Mike McLelland, and his wife.