Evil Among Us Videos
Mark Hobson, a spree killer, murdered four people in a series of attacks over eight days in July 2004 before fleeing and becoming Britain’s most wanted man.
Michael Wayne Ryan, a white supremacist and cult leader in Nebraska, led a group preparing for a race war. He abused followers, including sexual acts between fathers and sons. His compound resulted in the murders of 5-year-old Luke Stice and 26-year-old James Thimm, who was tortured for three days. The case remains one of the most notorious in true crime history.
The documentary explores the crimes of Mick Philpott, focusing on the 2012 arson that killed six of his children and the investigation that uncovered the plot behind the fire. It also examines his history of manipulation, abuse, and violence, revealing the pattern of behaviour that preceded the tragedy.
On May 24, 2024, Nasen Saadi, known online as Ninja Killer, attacked two women, Amie Gray and Leanne Miles, on a Bournemouth beach with a knife, stabbing them multiple times. Only Gray survived. Saadi, described as a dangerous predator, targeted strangers to fulfill his violent fantasies, leading to his arrest and subsequent legal proceedings.
On March 25, 2023, a walker discovered a human hand in a river bag near Bassingham, Lincolnshire, leading to the identification of Holly Bramley, a 26-year-old missing for a week. Police linked the remains to Nicholas Metson, her husband, who had a history of domestic abuse and pet killings. He was convicted of murdering her and dismembering her body into over 200 pieces.
At 5:33am, police discovered three members of the Prosper family—Juliana (48), Kyle (16), and Giselle (13)—dead in a London tower block, all fatally shot and some stabbed. Their 18-year-old son, Nicholas, confessed to the murders, planning a larger school attack but being stopped before acting.
In 2020, Nicholas Rossi, a serial rapist and criminal, falsely claimed terminal cancer and death. His widow announced his demise. Two years later, a man in Glasgow with Rossi’s biometrics claimed to be Arthur Knight, an Irish orphan. His wife supported his story, sparking a legal battle to extradite him for past rapes, revealing a pattern of violence across the U.S. and UK.
Patrick Kearney, an American serial killer, murdered at least 21 young men and boys in California during the 1960s and 1970s. The case remains relatively unknown, with few available photographs of the victims.
On 26 May 2025, a car struck a crowd in Liverpool, injuring over 100 people. The driver, 53-year-old Paul Doyle, later admitted he acted out of frustration after pedestrians blocked his path, citing a history of violence and a belief he should get his way.
Peter Kürten, known as the "Vampire of Düsseldorf," was a German serial killer convicted of 9 murders, 8 in 8 months in 1929. He likely killed over 60, using stabbing, beating, and blood-drinking. His crimes included sexual arousal from violence, with methods ranging from scissors to hammers.
Peter Scully, an Australian serial offender, is serving a life sentence in the Philippines for sexually abusing at least eight children and killing one. His crimes, involving severe sexual violence against minors, led to his conviction and sentencing.
Peter Tobin, a Scottish serial killer, rapist, and paedophile, murdered at least three young women between 1991 and 2006. He showed no remorse, denied guilt, and refused to give closure to victims' families, with evidence suggesting he may have killed many more.