The Villains Videos

On December 16th 2000, + woke up at 4:30am to go duck hunting at Lake Seminole. Later that day had an anniversary dinner planned with his wife, Denise. What seemed to be a perfect day for a successful real-estate agent, turned out to be a day of horror for the Williams family. By noon, Mike was not answering his phone from Denise, so she called her father to tell him about Mike’s odd behavior. Mike’s close friend, Brian Winchester, and his father later drove to the areas of the lake where they knew Mike usually goes duck hunting. But he was nowhere to be found. They called the police and the search for Mike began. They found his 1994 Ford Bronco near the boat launch. They located Mike’s boat and found his shotgun inside, but he was nowhere near. In June 2001, an angler in the Stump Field area discovered a pair of waders floating in the lake, which are basically waterproof boots worn by fishermen. Divers were called to search the area and then recovered from the lake bottom a lightweight hunting jacket and a flashlight. A hunting license with Williams's name and signature was in one of the jacket pockets. A week later, a Leon County judge granted Denise Williams's petition to have Mike declared legally dead based on those recovered items and an assumption that alligators and other water life had consumed the body in its entirety. Before we jump into the future of Denise as a grieving widow with a daughter to raise, we have to take you back just enough to understand Mike’s disappearance from a wider perspective. So for that, let’s rewind to 1994, the year Mike and Denise got married. They knew each other from their school years at North Florida Christian High School and attended the Florida State University, but among them were two friends who had a similar story; those two were Brian Winchester and Kathy Thomas. After their marriages in 1994, the two couples have gone on double dates, had kids, and even their family members got closer. For Michael, life was smooth sailing as he was close to making $200,000 annually at the time, he had bought a home on the east side of the city and his coworkers claimed he was as devoted to raising his daughter as he was to his work. After Mike’s disappearance, you’d think Denise would mourn and take time, but her actions from that point on compelled a lot to wonder whether she had something to do with Mike’s disappearance or not.

Mary Kay “Katie” Wohlfarth was described as a beautiful person who was young at heart and in love with life. The 68-year-old was never seen without a smile, and her friends recounted how the little things in life would fill her with joy. Mary was a resident of Akron, Ohio, where she worked as an antique dealer and had quite a high standing in society. Loved by almost everyone she met, her friends and family had no idea why Mary was made the target of such a gruesome crime. Mary’s family stated that they last spoke to her on June 17, 2019. Since then, she completely dropped off the radar and was unreachable over calls or texts. Besides, she even failed to attend to business at her antique shop, and there was no news about the missing woman for two days. Worried and anxious about Mary’s well-being, her family finally reported her missing on June 19, and the police immediately began their investigation. Fortunately, it did not take long for authorities to find a breakthrough in the case.From the beginning of the investigation, the police made a massive headway as the victim’s body was recovered from the suspect’s storage unit. Besides, the suspect in question was also captured on CCTV footage, and it did not take long for authorities to determine his identity as 35-year-old Michael J. Olson. Michael, who worked as a handyman, knew Mary and had even worked for her on previous occasions. However, there was no indication of an apparent altercation or feud between the two that would have led to murder.

This is 19-year-old Brian Cohen confessing to the murder of 69-year-old Warren Barnes with zero regrets. Poor Barnes was homeless, sleeping in a shelter near Crosby Avenue when Brian decided to do the worst. In this video, we’re taking you through the interrogation of Brian Cohen to understand a psychopath who had the thrill to kill.

This is Anissa Weier, a 12-year-old girl from Waukesha, Wisconsin, who joined one of her friends to stab another, just to appease a fictional horror character - slenderman. And even though she felt remorse almost instantly in the interrogation, she will give us a darker side of the web, where fictional characters and stories compel readers to do the absolute worst. In this video, we’re taking you through the case of Anissa Weier and how she got involved in a possible murder case.

A twisted taste to kill, an inexperienced hand, and a ridiculous effort to cover up. The historic trial of Aiden Fucci had it all. He could’ve picked anyone to satisfy this horrid craving to kill. He tried it on his girlfriend. He talked about it with his friends, but he end up fulfilling it with his 13-year-old classmate. In this video, we’re taking you through the painful and emotional trial of Aiden Fucci and how he got 40 years to life. This is Aiden Sean Fucci. 14 at the time, a fellow student at Patriot Oaks, and a neighbor of the victim. Aiden had been harboring a disturbing fascination with murder for a long time. His dark side was revealed later by his friends that he often talked about his sickening plan of dragging a random person into the woods and stabbing them.

This is the poor mother of the double murderer Austin Harrouff, who went on an insane cannibalistic kill spree of his neighbors. And while every detail of this 19-year-old’s case is upsetting to hear, we’re going to find out, through the narrative of the mother whether this poor boy is found guilty of murder or not guilty by reason of insanity. This is the harrowing case of Austin Harrouff. Austin Harrouff was the son of Mina and Wade Harrouff and had a sister named Haley. Each family member had their own account of the fact that on 16th August 2016, Austin was acting very strangely. It was the same day that he fatally stabbed a couple named Michelle Mischcon and John Stevens and after he stabbed them, he began eating their faces. When one of the neighbors, Jeffrey Fisher, tried to stop him, he also got badly injured. After that, the deputies took Austin away. To fully understand the situation, let’s ascertain the events of the day, and the events leading up to that day.

On the night of May 13, 1997, Shannon Hatfield tucked her 8-year-old daughter, Kirsten, into bed, never anticipating the tragedy that awaited them. The following morning, Kirsten had vanished, making every parent's worst nightmare come true. As if it wasn’t haunting enough for her parents, chilling traces were found in the family's backyard– her torn underwear stained with blood and distressing blood traces on her bedroom windowsill. For years, her disappearance remained one of the most haunting unsolved mysteries. However, in 2015, the case saw a shocking twist. Anthony Palma, a 56-year-old man living merely two doors away from the Hatfields, emerged as a prime suspect. But he wasn't just any neighbor. For years, rumours were circulated about Palma's creepy behavior, especially towards children. Disturbingly, his blood perfectly matched the samples from Kirsten's window and underwear, leading to his arrest.

This is Abraham Shakespeare who’s life unexpectedly changed after winning a $30 million lottery jackpot in a quiet town in Florida. As his string of wins continued, he found himself drawn closer to Dee Dee Moore, a woman whose motives were as shadowy as they were dangerous. But the story took a chilling turn: Dee Dee didn't just want his wealth; she wanted it all. In a shocking twist, she turned from an acquaintance to a ruthless murderer, leaving behind a tale of greed and tragedy that shattered the illusion of his victories. The events that followed would lead to a terrifying interrogation and a shocking confession. Let’s get started.

Psycho Mom Realized She Got Caught Killing Her Baby This is Jhenea (Juh-nay-uh) Pratt, an East Hills woman under suspicion after her 18-month-old child died from drinking a fentanyl-filled sippy cup. For a mother who just lost her baby, she showed little to no emotions during the interrogation. So Was it on purpose? Or was it a big accident? That’s what we’re about to find out, as we take you through the cold case of Jhenea Pratt. On April 5th, 2018, at 6:07 p.m., Officers responded to a radio call for a baby who wasn’t breathing at 2237 East Hills Drive Apt #5. The officers reported finding Jhenea Pratt at the door in a frantic state asking them to help her child named Charlette Napper-Talley. But the first thing the officers noted as they rushed in to help, was the odor of drugs. As they rushed into the living room, they found the 17-month-old unresponsive. By 7:40 p.m., she was pronounced deceased.

When The Detecitive Realized The Boy Is The Killer This is 13-year-old Cristian Fernandez, a boy raised in a house of horror. Neglected by his parents and grandparents only drove him to his repressed anger which later made him the youngest person charged as an adult with first-degree murder history. Cristian was born in Miami, Florida in 1999 to Biannela Susana, who was just 12 at the time. The boy's 25-year-old father received 10 years' probation for sexually assaulting her. Two years later, both mother and son went to foster care after authorities found the toddler filthy, naked, and walking in the street at 4 a.m. near the motel where his grandmother, who was taking care of him, was found.

This is a story of Storyville slayer, who was on the loose in New Orleans for almost 5 years. After the investigators spent weeks building a task force, months getting testimonies, and years of evidence, they ended up arresting the wrong person. It was only when this suspected slayer bragged on the infamous Howard Stern show that he got locked away for good, but you know what! many investigators believed that the real slayer is still out there. That’s a whole lot to take in, which is why in this video, we’re taking you through the cold case of Russell Ellwood and how he became the closest thing to being the notorious Storyville Slayer.

Imagine being the lead detective in the LAPD investigating art-theft and real estate fraud, only to find yourself being interrogated for a murder. This was the case of former LAPD detective Stephanie Lazarus who was convicted after 23 years. What you’re about to see is an unfortunate tale of secrets, betrayal, and a twisted love triangle, which compelled a police officer/lover to kill. This is the Case of Stephanie Lazarus.