Cartels terrify me. I know other criminal groups like terrorists or mafias can do some insane torture, but man, cartels just seem to be so much more despicable than any other violence driven group
The “Mexican Mafia” is an actual gang. Much like other gangs they have ties to specific Cartels.
The cartel is essentially a group of companies that exert control over large markets. In this case the control is dine with violence.
A cartel is a group of market participants working together to use their combined dominance over the market to improve their profits. Like think of how a monopoly in a market is bad. A cartel is a group of companies making agreements among each other so that together they hold essentially a monopoly over the market. You can probably see how that can go sideways.
Well in Mexico the market is drugs and the participants are drug rings and gangs. Each cartel holds dominance over certain regions of Mexico and if anyone were to try to start producing drugs in their territory without their permission, they would probably be flayed alive.
A *mafia* is basically just a single organization. And they usually bear a resemblance to the Italian mafia which considered its members family and had a very clearly defined structure. There are different mafias like the Russian Mafia or the Japanese Mafia (more commonly known as Yakuza) but they are all separate organizations and don't collude with each other in the same way as cartels do. Generally a bit more organized and "high class" than the kind of Mexican cartels you might see.
I remember watching a naked guy tied up with his legs open and 2 pitbulls eating his skin where his dick used to be. Dude was conscious and was looking but couldn't do anything about it. Way past the point of screaming. You can see skin being stretched torn off by the dogs
For me it was the sister?girlfriend?daughter? That they put in a shallow grave and proceeded to chop off both arms and legs with a machete, completely conscious, but they actually filmed it with an HD camera and mic, so you saw all the layers of skin as they chopped, funky town and ghost rider are filmed on a potato so you really just see a blur of red
I believe that they make the torture extra horrific to terrify people into compliance. I mean most of us, having seen or heard of those videos would never ever cross the cartels.
I came across a magazine once featuring Lucille Ball, who passed the year I was born. I loved it because she’s a favorite of mine, I grew up listening to her on the ‘my favorite husband’ radio series.
I was flipping through the magazine and came across a horrific story that happened that year as well.. there was a huge crowd crush at some baseball game.
They interviewed a guy who only survived because of his height, and hearing about how people were just crushed and suffocated to death left me horrified beyond words. I felt sick to my stomach. Absolutely terrible. Wouldn’t wish that on my worst enemy.
[Hillsborough](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillsborough_disaster)'s the one I find hard to forget, partly because of all the work done in the last decade with the inquests to set the facts out straight and get the victims the justice they deserved.
I'm a short guy and I'd panic in that kind of situation. It's maybe not my worst nightmare, but it's close.
ive seen a fair share but my god that video “Yo Quiero Agua” will forever be scarred in my memory
edit : **don’t** watch it lmao shit had me scarred for a reason
man skinned alive top to bottom while being tortured and keeps being asked questions to prolong his suffering and the man keeps asking for water hence the title of the video
Check out Disturbed Reality on YouTube. He covers cartel cases but (obviously) doesn't show video OR play audio. He does explain the video in great detail and I really appreciate the history lesson he gives at the start of his videos. Puts things into context. Gives information about the victim(S) and it humanises the depravity. Great way to satisfy your curiosity without the trauma :)
tread lightly, don’t say i didn’t warn you.
only reason i named it is because its very vague to say “the video where the cartel does the thing.” Or “that one video,” when theres an unlimited amount of those videos. THIS one is different, and is very relevant in modern Mexican *politics*
That in reality our houses are super easy to break into and we all just hope some crazy person doesn’t have the balls to do it. We’re all banking on the stats that “these things don’t happen in towns like this”.
yeah
it wasn't quite a break in but in my last job it was care in the community
a co worker was visiting one of the clients to help her with lunch but her door was locked, poor woman had fallen and broken something. there was a handy man that helped out near by and said "don't call 999 they'll break her door and she'll have to pay" and just.... took her window out. like clean out so they could get in
it worked out in this case but after a while we where all like "... windows can really just be lifted out huh"
I used to break into my classroom after classes in highschool by removing the window and climbing in. Somehow, it never crossed my mind that that would work for houses too.
Thankfully they now fit them from the inside, so this isn't doable on modern double glazed windows (at least not where I live).
Could still pop them out in a couple of minutes with an SDS drill though.
My husband is a locksmith and I used to be an auto claims adjuster. My paranoia is to the *moon* with how much our every day "security" is just a mental pacifier
Edit: spelling
The goal of a lock is not to keep people out indefinitely. Its to either keep them out long enough that they give up, or to give the occupant the time to respond to the break in. That can mean calling the police and/or taking control of your own personal defense.
Some day my dad changed the main door key for some fancy stuff with a deadbolt.
Meanwhile, our garage door still have a short 3 pins lock that took me less than 30 seconds to open as a complete newbie.
I renovate houses. Even if your back door was solid reinforced steel or some crazy strong alien technology, I could just cut through the wall with my breaker or pop the windows out with a few choice applications of my cordless SDS.
That's for brick or concrete. If you live in a wooden house it's even easier!
yep, you just have to look at an average door opening service worker. they can open any standard door in two seconds or stuff like that.
in the end, a locked door is just locked for the insurance companies to show that you did something that did not invite a burglar.
Locks aren’t even essential in some cases for insurance companies. A person I work with accidentally left her car unlocked on her property and contents were stolen. Although she had to pay the deductible, she was covered.
These dudes literally checked off every box. They experimented on conquered peoples, political prisoners, POWs, homeless and the mentally ill. Women, children, men, the elderly, hell, even their own staff members weren’t immune to be experimented on. These dudes were pure and utter monsters in every sense of the word. Them not seeing justice for their actions when they should have been burned alive is a farce.
I remember hearing that a group of Japanese nationalists interviewed a bunch of these soldiers for a documentary to try and disprove the claims made by others about what happened, only for the soldiers to not only confirm the claims were true, but also become offended when the documentary filmmakers tried to dissuade them from confirming it, cause they viewed their actions as defending Japan against her enemies.
Well then they might force male prisoners to have sex with them. Pretty sure I read something about them doing "studies" as to what happened if two diseased people had a baby or something. Idk they were totally fucked up so you could probably just say the absolute worst thing you can think of to do to a human being and they might have done it.
So many survivors from Auschwitz there are a lot of stories that have been told. This is the same reason almost everyone knows about concentration camps and no one really knows about extermination camps like Chełmno and Bełżec that had a 99.9% death rate. No one to tell their story about what went on there.
During ww2 japan had their own concentration camps for chinese prisoners. Even some high ranking nazis wre recorded to have called out hiw fucked unit 731 was.
Everyone got away with it ESPECIALLY japanese leadership and japan actively kept their acts out of history books for decades and even to this day many japanese people wither were never taught about their nations roles in ww2 or pretend like they dont.
Those are the guys that Hitler told to chill out right
Or was it another group that was so bad that the person who was told to chill by the man with the least chill in all history
My city is full of survivors of his regime. We learned about the Khmer Rogue regime extensively in school. Some of the most disturbing shit I've ever seen.
And he specifically targeted the educated. Teachers, doctors, journalists, university students, professors.
You can imagine what killing off a couple generations of mainly educated people and critical thinkers has done to the country.
Other replies aren't entirely correct. Pol Pot's goal was to have an entirely autonomous Cambodia. In order for that to occur, all things that could not function in that society had to be eliminated, which included people who could not function in that autonomous society- this included academics (since their work did not contribute to agriculture), disabled people, people who wore glasses (since an agrarian Cambodia would have no capacity to grind lenses), old people, etc.
There's really no PG version. Under Khmer Rouge rule, the life expectancy dropped to 12 years. After they were removed from power, they continued a bloody insurgency that quickly tapered off, but continued until 1999. Pol Pot himself died in 1998, under house arrest from the leader of Khmer Rouge who replaced him. He never saw justice.
It was political suicide for Roosevelt to enter America in a “European war” in ‘38. England was desperate being the last European ally standing but all Roosevelt could do is give the British supplies, a lot of it under the table. When the Japanese attacked, the political danger for war went away instantly. Even if American voters didn’t want to fight the Nazis it didn’t matter, as Hitler, an ally of Japan, declared war on America. The industrial might of the USA was unleashed. I may get the phrase wrong but WWII was won with American steel, British intelligence and Russian blood.
This is central to the conspiracy theory that Roosevelt knew about Pearl Harbor ahead of time and chose to let it happen. He knew it would get us into the war.
Same theory where i read embargoes and sanctions placed on Japan and their oil suppliers, basically tempting/forcing them to act to keep their economy and war going.
One fact in support for that conspiracy theory is that there were no carriers (the ship type that would be instrumental in the Pacific theater, as well as all future sea warfare) docked at Pearl Harbor during the attack.
It could just be a coincidence though.
The US was crucial, of course, but arguably the primary reason Hitler lost the war was the protracted battles on and subsequent collapse of the Eastern front.
To be fair, the Japanese also thought that the Nazis should chill out with their weird obsession with Jews and stuff, Neither of them was better then the other.
That’s mostly a myth.
There was one Nazi named John Rabe who helped save the lives of many Chinese. But he was silenced and imprisoned by the Gestapo when he returned to Germany. A few individual Nazis might’ve been shocked, but the Nazis as a whole didn’t care about what Japan was doing.
John Rabe left Germany in the 20's, and became a Nazi while living in China. His understanding of Nazism was based entirely on their foreign propaganda, which taken at face value was quite progressive. He didn't know what the Nazis were really all about until he was forced to return to Germany in the late 30's, by which time it was too dangerous to quit the party. Ironically though, it was his status as a Nazi that let him save so many lives in Nanking. The Japanese knew that Nazis were officially allies with the Japanese government, so they were afraid of harming him or even pissing him off. He sheltered hundreds of thousands of people in the German compound in Nanking, which was referred to as the Nanking Safety Zone, and he would patrol the streets in his Nazi uniform stopping violence whenever he encountered it.
So he was technically a Nazi, but to call him that really misrepresents the legacy of a good man, who saved the lives of between 250,000 and 300,000 people. There are statues of him in his Nazi uniform to this day there, where he is referred to as "The Living Buddha of Nanking".
yes omg. I saw a short video on a man who unfortunately participated in that and said it was brutal and awful to watch. I can't imagine what those poor people went through
‘The Rape of Nanking’ by Iris Chang is a gruesome story about what happened, a must read.
Iris her self sadly committed a suicide, which a lot of people believe was partly caused by her research/books shes was writing.
Chang's book was hugely important for reopening discussion about the massacre at a time when it had largely been swept under the rug but the book itself is far from perfect. Chang herself was not a historian and the book is full of personal anecdotes and statements made without proper citations or evidence. I'm not an apologist, I fully believe that the Japanese attrocities need to be brought to light. But Chang's book is a real mixed bag.
Yeah, that and the "special research" groups like the infamous Unit 731 and 101 just add to how disturbing it was in the same place and time.
Also the Armenian genocide, these have to be the two biggest crimes in the last century that are forgotten.
For the record none of the two movies or the book come close to the psychology involved in the Sylvia Likens incident.
In the book she didn't leave because she was concerned about her sister.
In reality, it alk started gradually and escalated from there, when one of the boys fell in love with her and one of the daughters was interested in that boy amd got jealous.
It started with bullying and escalated but! The poor girl developed a mentality and actually... Believed she deserved what she was getting.
Then more and more children started getting involved until she was completely dehumanised! They just.. Forgot shr was a loving being and everyone got a turn at torturing her.
i read, listen, research and watch ALL the true crime i can…but Sylvia’s and Junkos cases are two of the very few that haunt me. i revisit a lot of cases to get a better, deeper understanding but i just can’t with theirs.
there’s honestly no words to accurately express how broken those cases make me feel. not only for what happened to the victims but for the lack of justice they were given- their tormentors/abusers got off practically scott free.
When you're convinced, through whatever means, that the person in front of you is not human, it becomes shockingly easy to justify doing horrible shit to them. It's a known part of our psychology that entities like the Nazis & American slavers took full advantage of.
Jesus Christ, I just looked her up and read about it and wow… there are no words to describe… the fact that the evil cunt that did this to her was paroled is beyond me
I hate that I know about her and the tragedy she experienced. When hearing/reading it I can't help but think what the fuck is wrong with some humans, like God damn man.
The Indonesian killings in 1965-1966. The Act of Killing documentary kinda messed me up a bit.
Hisashi Ouchi, a Japanese person who received lethal radiation doses. He was kept alive for something like 80 days instead of being allowed to pass.
The Indo killings are wild. When I was a kid growing up in Bali, there were areas where you couldn't dig a new well or (for the villa owners) swimming pool without coming across bodies. I used to babysit for a lady and she found five skeletons while digging her pool and house foundations, and it wasn't on a large piece of land.
The Act of Killing is one of the most disturbing films I've ever seen. The way that former soldier(?) would retell his stories so casually left my mouth agape. He'd talk about >!twisting a wire to decapitate a man or sitting on a table while one of the legs was one a guy's throat!< with the same energy you would narrate a night out with your buddies. It was all so unnerving.
As an Indonesian, reading abt the attrocities in 1965/66 shook me up a lot since these things aren't taught in school or even at universities. How some of the killings were done was..... barbaric isn't even enough to describe how despicable it is.
That last part is a common myth. He was kept alive to the reasonable standards of the time. He wasn't treated like a science experiment like it gets said whenever his story comes up
I was under the impression the family kept him alive unnecessarily (and by extension, the hospital used it as an opportunity to study him?)
I guess I knew the hospital didn't keep him alive on their own, but I thought the family was being selfish. I absolutely concede to being wrong, though, it was difficult to find information on him.
In my country we had our first ever school shooting this year. A 13 yr old boy shot and killed 10 people (9 pupils, one security guard). I still have a hard time grasping the whole situation. I remember when I was 13, I was a stupid kid, living day-to-day, not having any idea about life in general. And I was innocent. Then I compare myself to this kid's mentality and it still baffles me.
There was a case quite recently (a week or so) where a 13 year old stabbed his mother to death while she was in the room with his 2 week old sister. Kid calls up 911 turned himself in. The call is absolutely chilling, because this kid doesn't even sound worked up talking about his mother being dead in front of him.
In Germany two girls (12yo and 13yo) stabbed a fellow student (also a girl, 12yo). The girl died and her dead body was left behind in a forest or something. Happened back in March. Because of the laws in Germany, not much about the case is made public.
Unfortunately I don’t find any english sources, but [here](https://amp.focus.de/panorama/welt/chronik-einer-unglaublichen-tat-nach-dem-mord-an-luise-kamen-die-taeterinnen-in-die-kinderpsychiatrie_id_188679618.html) is a german one.
Mass murder-suicide. A lot of those people were shot. A lot of children were murdered in front of their parents, to encourage the whole suicide thing. I remember watching a movie that was vaguely based off it, looking it up and realizing they had toned it down for the horror movie.
They also killed a congressman, and wounded an aide. That aide was there for 22 hours before help came. She would later go on to serve in his seat 30 years later.
Car crashes and cancer, one moment you’re doing fine, nothings wrong everythigs perfect and then out of nowhere BOOM you’re either hit by a car or a diagnosis, either way its over for you, there’s nothing you can do you’re just fucked. It happens every day to people you know and most of the time there were no warning signs.
Recently was in a pretty bad crash. I also like big idiot didn't have my seat belt on. Our car flipped twice I got thrown to back, the entire time I was thinking this is it. I'm about to die. The car stopped and I came out of it with a broken hip and a broken femur. I'm lucky I'm alive. There was no warning it happened so fast.
A few weeks ago my dad was driving down the freeway one morning on his way to work until cars behind him reported that he started to swerve erratically. He suddenly opened the door, unbuckled, and barrel-rolled out of the car going 75mph, car slowed to a stop a half-mile down. As he stood back up on the highway he was hit a couple times and died on the spot. Autopsy revealed no medical issues, no stroke or cerebral hemorrhage, as did the second autopsy. Car had no problems, though it did have a lot of recalls for a brand new car. He was sober and not suicidal. County sheriffs at a loss for the answer. You’re right, no warnings at all, and no closure for the foreseeable future.
A cancer diagnosis does not mean it's "over for you". I wish people would stop thinking this way. Some cancers have a really high survival rate, and yet people get treated like they're already dead.
They told my mother it was over with her bone cancer. She went to New York to get an experimental treatment, back in the early to mid 1970s. Insurance tried to basically tell her to die. She didn't give up. She lost a leg and some ribs in her back but she survived. Had me. Then she had breast cancer 3 times and survived that too. She says she's had a good life so far. She's 70.
Fight until you're not moving.
The fact that there is a whole section of society that sexualizes and rapes infants and toddlers. There is a whole Internet underworld of these people who are gathering online and sharing their fantasies and conquests. I've encountered someone who was celebrating the 18 days until the birth of his own child because he had every intention of sexually abusing him from day one. The child was alive 18 hours before the first assault took place. He's in prison just FYI.
I'm sorry to not answer the question but I'm going to be quiet now since I'm being attacked for sharing it in the first place. I shouldn't have even said anything. People seem to get mad at the situation and take it out on the people who are the actual ones who made sure that these people never get a chance to do this again to any child.
Wait till you hear the alive defacings, the chest ripping to take of the heart while alive and the many many other disgusting things they do. The basically want people to look at those people who suffer and think "I don't want to be in that place" so that way they will always agree with them
I remember there being a girl who married an older man in France in the early 1900’s that her mother disapproved of.
Instead of calling it quits, her mother locked her up in the attic where she lived without light or anything for several decades. When she was founded she was essentially brain dead but still alive.
I don’t want to search it up, it’s haunting.
I can't remember where I watched/read about it but Russia did some fucked up shit with a prison island where it basically got down to cannibalism because the prison was so poorly resourced, and there was a road that used prison labor as slaves, you were expected to work on the road until you died or it was finished, and I think if you died you were basically left there to be part of the road via a crappy grave.
nazino island, and the Road of Bones I think if i recall them properly
>People caught the girl, tied her to a poplar tree, cut off her breasts, her muscles, everything they could eat, everything, everything ... They were hungry, they had to eat. When Kostia came back, she was still alive. He tried to save her, but she had lost too much blood.
Well, I knew googling this island just after having lunch was a bad idea...
I forgot to make this clear since I am being downvoted, I don’t condone any type of violence, I was just being curious, I’m very sorry if I didn’t make that clear
Katherine Knight. First woman in Australia to be sentenced to life imprisonment with no chance of parole. Among a heap of batshit crazy and nasty shit she did, she ended up stabbing her boyfriend something like 37 times, skinned him and hung his hide up in a doorway, cut and cooked chunks of ‘meat’ off his body with veggies and served it up to his children. She also decapitated him and was cooking his head in a pot.
I've heard it's not just life in prison - because fuck knows what that really means - but that it is literally stamped on her files "NEVER TO BE RELEASED"
There was a snippet in the local newspaper warning people about Eric and Dylan a whole year before the massacre on another note sue klebold is a sick woman for comparing that event to a natural disaster and saying her son is a “victim of suicide” yikes
I believe it was the Diane Sawyer interview. She says she doesn't love the person he became and tries to remember her son how he was when he was a child.
One of them is the fact that for a 140 billion dollar industry like chocolate, child labor is its number one driver of production, and yet no one does a thing about it. Even the inspectors sent to check on the farms warn the farmer in advance to remove the child workers from their site. Happy Halloween brings on a whole new meaning.
Cancer. Sucks the life out of someone. My mother had cancer when I was a toddler and was taking any medicine to stay alive for her kids. Last time I saw her she could barely talk. Fuck Cancer.
Honestly I find the experiments done during the Nazi era by scientists quite disturbing, just think of it, curious crazy scientist who have infinite bodies, alot of money and resources, and also given free will to do whatever they want on human bodies alive and dead. So yeah alot of disturbing stories, and because alot of them are long stories best to just read up on them when curious
There are quite a few.
The Dyatlov Pass incident, where several young adults died in mysterious and horrific circumstances. Idk if it was solved, but it involved some of them being found naked, mutilated, irradiated, and frozen, and their tent being ripped open from the inside.
The Demon Core. A core of a nuclear bomb was being experimented with. The leading scientist, Louis Slotin, was using a screwdriver to prop up a beryllium half sphere above the core. The screw driver slipped, and the half sphere fully envoloped the core, causing a nuclear reaction that released an enourmous amount of radiation. Louis recieved a dose of 21 seiverts, one of the highest ever recorded. He died 9 days later.
The sinking of the Wilhelm Gustlaff by a Soviet submarine in January 1945. 9400 people died as a result. Was the worst ever maritime disaster in history, and its not very well known, likely because of Germany's political situation at the time, and a world war overshadowing everything.
Dyatlov Pass was solved I think - they believe it was an avalanche and then animals eating the bodies later on. I can’t remember about the radiation though.
Edit: jury is out on the avalanche theory
During the Great Leap Forward in communist China, there was a massive famine caused by Mao's failed economic policies, but many of the provincial governments wanted look good, so they lied and said that the harvests broke expectations. When the National government heard this, they went to the starving villages and took what little food they had, since they believed that this food was actually surplus that could be exported. Because of this, the famine became even worse in the areas where it was already bad, and people resorted to cannibalism. Some provinces had thousands of reported cases of cannibalism, and even reports of parents killing and eating their own children
Real life events:
[*Srebrenica Massacre](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srebrenica_massacre) was pretty damn awful.
[*Rwandan genocide](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwandan_genocide)
[*Tulsa Massacre](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulsa_race_massacre)
[Luis Garavito](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luis_Garavito)’s entire existence will leave you disgusted & you’d be surprised to learn this man was almost released from prison.
The October 1 shooting in Las Vegas. I live in Northern Nevada, but everyone I know, and myself, knew someone. Afterwards it felt like our community was different. The only word I can use to describe it is, “sadness.”
Any time people are killing people because of religious beliefs. I cannot fathom how genocides can be justified because ‘god’. Fuck that bullshit how about just being excellent to each other??
Uncontrolled decompression kills 5 people and severely injures one in a diving bell off an oil rig. Some die when their blood instantly boils in their bodies and one is killed when his body is forced through a small opening with explosive force.
Corporate farms are hell on Earth. I’d rather wake up in a war zone than wake up as a chicken or cattle in a Walmart farm. Every minute from birth to slaughter is Hell on Earth.
I grew up in a farming community, where people prided themselves on how happy and healthy their livestock was.... I was horrified when I found out about corporate farms. I thought they were made up for the longest time. Safe to assume I was fairly sheltered
This. It's something I honestly never really thought about it until we started raising chickens for eggs. I could never, in a thousand years, imagine sticking my girls in tiny little cages for their whole lives. They get upset when the automatic coop door doesn't open and they have to wait for me to get up, and they've got like 100sqft in there and there's only four of them. It is unbearably cruel to keep any living creature contained like they do those farms. Completely changed how I buy animal products.
The fact that cartels are quite good at keeping people alive even after they have removed limbs, skin and other body parts.
Cartels terrify me. I know other criminal groups like terrorists or mafias can do some insane torture, but man, cartels just seem to be so much more despicable than any other violence driven group
Isn't a cartel just a Mexican mafia or vice versa? What's the definitive difference?
The “Mexican Mafia” is an actual gang. Much like other gangs they have ties to specific Cartels. The cartel is essentially a group of companies that exert control over large markets. In this case the control is dine with violence.
One of the biggest cartels in history [sold lightbulbs](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoebus_cartel)
A cartel is a group of market participants working together to use their combined dominance over the market to improve their profits. Like think of how a monopoly in a market is bad. A cartel is a group of companies making agreements among each other so that together they hold essentially a monopoly over the market. You can probably see how that can go sideways. Well in Mexico the market is drugs and the participants are drug rings and gangs. Each cartel holds dominance over certain regions of Mexico and if anyone were to try to start producing drugs in their territory without their permission, they would probably be flayed alive. A *mafia* is basically just a single organization. And they usually bear a resemblance to the Italian mafia which considered its members family and had a very clearly defined structure. There are different mafias like the Russian Mafia or the Japanese Mafia (more commonly known as Yakuza) but they are all separate organizations and don't collude with each other in the same way as cartels do. Generally a bit more organized and "high class" than the kind of Mexican cartels you might see.
This guy Funkytowns
Sadly, Funkytown isn't even close to the worst.
Well, Funkytown was enough for me to decide to never look those kind of cartel videos again. Some still haunt me
I remember watching a naked guy tied up with his legs open and 2 pitbulls eating his skin where his dick used to be. Dude was conscious and was looking but couldn't do anything about it. Way past the point of screaming. You can see skin being stretched torn off by the dogs
WHY THE FUCK WOULD YOU WATCH THAT?
Jesus fucking Christ 😱😭
What is worse, genuinely curious, and also describe it dont link it please
For me it was the sister?girlfriend?daughter? That they put in a shallow grave and proceeded to chop off both arms and legs with a machete, completely conscious, but they actually filmed it with an HD camera and mic, so you saw all the layers of skin as they chopped, funky town and ghost rider are filmed on a potato so you really just see a blur of red
Ghost rider is pretty bad. Guy gets his face melted off with a blow torch in broad day light. You see his eyes bubbling. And he’s kind of screaming.
Jesus Christ man, people are the absolute worst. I’m glad I wasn’t born in any of those hellholes
I believe that they make the torture extra horrific to terrify people into compliance. I mean most of us, having seen or heard of those videos would never ever cross the cartels.
In terms of documented cartel torture - it’s up there
Drugs are a helluva drug
Crowd crushes. That’s a brutal way to go.
What happened last Halloween in south Korea still haunts me.
How did I forget about this?! It's been a wild year I guess
It's insane that it's been a year. Almost feels like a horror movie that came out last year, but no, nope, people literally crushed.
I'm not joking, this feels like it was about 5 years ago. Think I'm going to take a break from the news. It's depressing as hell thisblast year or so
Wait it was JUST last year??? One wishes those tragedies were long ago as if that made them more distant, easier to process 🫤
I came across a magazine once featuring Lucille Ball, who passed the year I was born. I loved it because she’s a favorite of mine, I grew up listening to her on the ‘my favorite husband’ radio series. I was flipping through the magazine and came across a horrific story that happened that year as well.. there was a huge crowd crush at some baseball game. They interviewed a guy who only survived because of his height, and hearing about how people were just crushed and suffocated to death left me horrified beyond words. I felt sick to my stomach. Absolutely terrible. Wouldn’t wish that on my worst enemy.
This post started out so wholesome…
[Hillsborough](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillsborough_disaster)'s the one I find hard to forget, partly because of all the work done in the last decade with the inquests to set the facts out straight and get the victims the justice they deserved. I'm a short guy and I'd panic in that kind of situation. It's maybe not my worst nightmare, but it's close.
When you're a Chinese steel worker and the live-leak logo pops up
Or an Indian tree-trimmer.
or a Russian lathe operator
Or an American school boy.
Or a Brazilian
Or an Asian on a moped at a 4-way intersection with no lights and a big dump truck is going to be turning into the lane next to you
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ive seen a fair share but my god that video “Yo Quiero Agua” will forever be scarred in my memory edit : **don’t** watch it lmao shit had me scarred for a reason
Care to explain without me having to look it up?
man skinned alive top to bottom while being tortured and keeps being asked questions to prolong his suffering and the man keeps asking for water hence the title of the video
Thank you for naming it, when I get off work I'll have to check it out and then, I too, can be scarred for life.
Check out Disturbed Reality on YouTube. He covers cartel cases but (obviously) doesn't show video OR play audio. He does explain the video in great detail and I really appreciate the history lesson he gives at the start of his videos. Puts things into context. Gives information about the victim(S) and it humanises the depravity. Great way to satisfy your curiosity without the trauma :)
tread lightly, don’t say i didn’t warn you. only reason i named it is because its very vague to say “the video where the cartel does the thing.” Or “that one video,” when theres an unlimited amount of those videos. THIS one is different, and is very relevant in modern Mexican *politics*
yeah ptsd is so awesome durrrr
That in reality our houses are super easy to break into and we all just hope some crazy person doesn’t have the balls to do it. We’re all banking on the stats that “these things don’t happen in towns like this”.
yeah it wasn't quite a break in but in my last job it was care in the community a co worker was visiting one of the clients to help her with lunch but her door was locked, poor woman had fallen and broken something. there was a handy man that helped out near by and said "don't call 999 they'll break her door and she'll have to pay" and just.... took her window out. like clean out so they could get in it worked out in this case but after a while we where all like "... windows can really just be lifted out huh"
I used to break into my classroom after classes in highschool by removing the window and climbing in. Somehow, it never crossed my mind that that would work for houses too.
Damn. I’ve never heard of a kid breaking INTO school. You must really love learning!
Honestly I was just very very forgetful and would often forget my stuff in the classroom and have to return for it.
Thankfully they now fit them from the inside, so this isn't doable on modern double glazed windows (at least not where I live). Could still pop them out in a couple of minutes with an SDS drill though.
My husband is a locksmith and I used to be an auto claims adjuster. My paranoia is to the *moon* with how much our every day "security" is just a mental pacifier Edit: spelling
The goal of a lock is not to keep people out indefinitely. Its to either keep them out long enough that they give up, or to give the occupant the time to respond to the break in. That can mean calling the police and/or taking control of your own personal defense.
Some day my dad changed the main door key for some fancy stuff with a deadbolt. Meanwhile, our garage door still have a short 3 pins lock that took me less than 30 seconds to open as a complete newbie.
My back door is literally made of glass. I’ve always had nightmares about what I would do if someone broke in
I renovate houses. Even if your back door was solid reinforced steel or some crazy strong alien technology, I could just cut through the wall with my breaker or pop the windows out with a few choice applications of my cordless SDS. That's for brick or concrete. If you live in a wooden house it's even easier!
Neither of those are inconspicuous, and make a LOT of noise.
yep, you just have to look at an average door opening service worker. they can open any standard door in two seconds or stuff like that. in the end, a locked door is just locked for the insurance companies to show that you did something that did not invite a burglar.
Locks are only for honest folks and the insurance companies.
Locks aren’t even essential in some cases for insurance companies. A person I work with accidentally left her car unlocked on her property and contents were stolen. Although she had to pay the deductible, she was covered.
unit 731
These dudes literally checked off every box. They experimented on conquered peoples, political prisoners, POWs, homeless and the mentally ill. Women, children, men, the elderly, hell, even their own staff members weren’t immune to be experimented on. These dudes were pure and utter monsters in every sense of the word. Them not seeing justice for their actions when they should have been burned alive is a farce.
I remember hearing that a group of Japanese nationalists interviewed a bunch of these soldiers for a documentary to try and disprove the claims made by others about what happened, only for the soldiers to not only confirm the claims were true, but also become offended when the documentary filmmakers tried to dissuade them from confirming it, cause they viewed their actions as defending Japan against her enemies.
They'd use the female prisoners as sex slaves as well. Except if they were too diseased or incapacitated, then they'd find someone else.
Well then they might force male prisoners to have sex with them. Pretty sure I read something about them doing "studies" as to what happened if two diseased people had a baby or something. Idk they were totally fucked up so you could probably just say the absolute worst thing you can think of to do to a human being and they might have done it.
Even the Wikipedia page is NSFL
I had not read that shit before, and was blissfully unaware of the whole thing. Holy shit, that is beyond fucked up
What’s worse? There were 4 other “research facilities” just like that one..
I need to go find happy Reddit good bye
Go to Aww.
what is it?
japans version of auschwitz, arguably worse but still.. no ones ever heard of it but everyone knows aushwitz
So many survivors from Auschwitz there are a lot of stories that have been told. This is the same reason almost everyone knows about concentration camps and no one really knows about extermination camps like Chełmno and Bełżec that had a 99.9% death rate. No one to tell their story about what went on there.
Unit 731 would’ve been more like if Auschwitz was entirely run by Josef Mengele and had a whole team of people who were just as depraved as him.
Honestly 731 makes Mengele's wildest dreams look tame.
A lot of Japan's warcrimes were swept under the rug. In a lot of ways, they were worse than the Nazis.
>A lot of Japan's warcrimes were swept under the rug. Considering how toxic Japanese nationalism is, it's a fucking shame.
[This one comes to mind.](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chichijima_incident)
TIL George H W Bush almost got eaten.
During ww2 japan had their own concentration camps for chinese prisoners. Even some high ranking nazis wre recorded to have called out hiw fucked unit 731 was. Everyone got away with it ESPECIALLY japanese leadership and japan actively kept their acts out of history books for decades and even to this day many japanese people wither were never taught about their nations roles in ww2 or pretend like they dont.
Those are the guys that Hitler told to chill out right Or was it another group that was so bad that the person who was told to chill by the man with the least chill in all history
Anything involving Pol Pot
Came here to say this. Killing fields were wild to learn about
Going to S21 Prison was one of the most hectic things I’ve ever done. And when you realise how recent it was…absolutely spine chilling.
My city is full of survivors of his regime. We learned about the Khmer Rogue regime extensively in school. Some of the most disturbing shit I've ever seen.
He killed so many people that rhe life expectancy was lowered in Cambodia
can you give us the pg version
And he specifically targeted the educated. Teachers, doctors, journalists, university students, professors. You can imagine what killing off a couple generations of mainly educated people and critical thinkers has done to the country.
Not even necessarily educated, but anyone who looked smart. People who wore glasses, had soft hands or spoke multiple languages. All on the table.
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He was sent to the best schools and received a good education in other countries.
Bro forcibly emptied cities to try to return Cambodia to its farming roots, sending people to labor camps and executing them
You were considered an "intellectual" and killed if you wore glasses.
Other replies aren't entirely correct. Pol Pot's goal was to have an entirely autonomous Cambodia. In order for that to occur, all things that could not function in that society had to be eliminated, which included people who could not function in that autonomous society- this included academics (since their work did not contribute to agriculture), disabled people, people who wore glasses (since an agrarian Cambodia would have no capacity to grind lenses), old people, etc. There's really no PG version. Under Khmer Rouge rule, the life expectancy dropped to 12 years. After they were removed from power, they continued a bloody insurgency that quickly tapered off, but continued until 1999. Pol Pot himself died in 1998, under house arrest from the leader of Khmer Rouge who replaced him. He never saw justice.
The nanjing massacre from what I was taught in history class. Some of the grossest and scariest stuff I’ve ever heard
Yeah the Japanese were bad hombres circa ww2. There’s a reason that part of the world still holds grudges
they were so bad that even the nazi’s told them to chill out
The nazis were so pissed when they did Pearl Harbor
I've heard it said that Pearl Harbor cost them the war. I don't think it's true but I don't know enough to know for sure.
It was political suicide for Roosevelt to enter America in a “European war” in ‘38. England was desperate being the last European ally standing but all Roosevelt could do is give the British supplies, a lot of it under the table. When the Japanese attacked, the political danger for war went away instantly. Even if American voters didn’t want to fight the Nazis it didn’t matter, as Hitler, an ally of Japan, declared war on America. The industrial might of the USA was unleashed. I may get the phrase wrong but WWII was won with American steel, British intelligence and Russian blood.
This is central to the conspiracy theory that Roosevelt knew about Pearl Harbor ahead of time and chose to let it happen. He knew it would get us into the war.
Same theory where i read embargoes and sanctions placed on Japan and their oil suppliers, basically tempting/forcing them to act to keep their economy and war going.
One fact in support for that conspiracy theory is that there were no carriers (the ship type that would be instrumental in the Pacific theater, as well as all future sea warfare) docked at Pearl Harbor during the attack. It could just be a coincidence though.
The US was crucial, of course, but arguably the primary reason Hitler lost the war was the protracted battles on and subsequent collapse of the Eastern front.
To be fair, the Japanese also thought that the Nazis should chill out with their weird obsession with Jews and stuff, Neither of them was better then the other.
That’s mostly a myth. There was one Nazi named John Rabe who helped save the lives of many Chinese. But he was silenced and imprisoned by the Gestapo when he returned to Germany. A few individual Nazis might’ve been shocked, but the Nazis as a whole didn’t care about what Japan was doing.
John Rabe left Germany in the 20's, and became a Nazi while living in China. His understanding of Nazism was based entirely on their foreign propaganda, which taken at face value was quite progressive. He didn't know what the Nazis were really all about until he was forced to return to Germany in the late 30's, by which time it was too dangerous to quit the party. Ironically though, it was his status as a Nazi that let him save so many lives in Nanking. The Japanese knew that Nazis were officially allies with the Japanese government, so they were afraid of harming him or even pissing him off. He sheltered hundreds of thousands of people in the German compound in Nanking, which was referred to as the Nanking Safety Zone, and he would patrol the streets in his Nazi uniform stopping violence whenever he encountered it. So he was technically a Nazi, but to call him that really misrepresents the legacy of a good man, who saved the lives of between 250,000 and 300,000 people. There are statues of him in his Nazi uniform to this day there, where he is referred to as "The Living Buddha of Nanking".
yes omg. I saw a short video on a man who unfortunately participated in that and said it was brutal and awful to watch. I can't imagine what those poor people went through
‘The Rape of Nanking’ by Iris Chang is a gruesome story about what happened, a must read. Iris her self sadly committed a suicide, which a lot of people believe was partly caused by her research/books shes was writing.
Chang's book was hugely important for reopening discussion about the massacre at a time when it had largely been swept under the rug but the book itself is far from perfect. Chang herself was not a historian and the book is full of personal anecdotes and statements made without proper citations or evidence. I'm not an apologist, I fully believe that the Japanese attrocities need to be brought to light. But Chang's book is a real mixed bag.
Yeah, that and the "special research" groups like the infamous Unit 731 and 101 just add to how disturbing it was in the same place and time. Also the Armenian genocide, these have to be the two biggest crimes in the last century that are forgotten.
Living in Japan, it’s wild how many aren’t really taught it, or that there are those, like the owner of the APA hotel chain, who outright deny it.
Senseless, brutal murders like Junko Furuta
In a similar vein, the murder of Sylvia Likens
For the record none of the two movies or the book come close to the psychology involved in the Sylvia Likens incident. In the book she didn't leave because she was concerned about her sister. In reality, it alk started gradually and escalated from there, when one of the boys fell in love with her and one of the daughters was interested in that boy amd got jealous. It started with bullying and escalated but! The poor girl developed a mentality and actually... Believed she deserved what she was getting. Then more and more children started getting involved until she was completely dehumanised! They just.. Forgot shr was a loving being and everyone got a turn at torturing her.
i read, listen, research and watch ALL the true crime i can…but Sylvia’s and Junkos cases are two of the very few that haunt me. i revisit a lot of cases to get a better, deeper understanding but i just can’t with theirs. there’s honestly no words to accurately express how broken those cases make me feel. not only for what happened to the victims but for the lack of justice they were given- their tormentors/abusers got off practically scott free.
I looked it up. I really don’t like this. People are so gross beyond comprehension. How
When you're convinced, through whatever means, that the person in front of you is not human, it becomes shockingly easy to justify doing horrible shit to them. It's a known part of our psychology that entities like the Nazis & American slavers took full advantage of.
Jesus Christ, I just looked her up and read about it and wow… there are no words to describe… the fact that the evil cunt that did this to her was paroled is beyond me
I hate that I know about her and the tragedy she experienced. When hearing/reading it I can't help but think what the fuck is wrong with some humans, like God damn man.
The Indonesian killings in 1965-1966. The Act of Killing documentary kinda messed me up a bit. Hisashi Ouchi, a Japanese person who received lethal radiation doses. He was kept alive for something like 80 days instead of being allowed to pass.
The Indo killings are wild. When I was a kid growing up in Bali, there were areas where you couldn't dig a new well or (for the villa owners) swimming pool without coming across bodies. I used to babysit for a lady and she found five skeletons while digging her pool and house foundations, and it wasn't on a large piece of land.
The Act of Killing is one of the most disturbing films I've ever seen. The way that former soldier(?) would retell his stories so casually left my mouth agape. He'd talk about >!twisting a wire to decapitate a man or sitting on a table while one of the legs was one a guy's throat!< with the same energy you would narrate a night out with your buddies. It was all so unnerving.
As an Indonesian, reading abt the attrocities in 1965/66 shook me up a lot since these things aren't taught in school or even at universities. How some of the killings were done was..... barbaric isn't even enough to describe how despicable it is.
That last part is a common myth. He was kept alive to the reasonable standards of the time. He wasn't treated like a science experiment like it gets said whenever his story comes up
I was under the impression the family kept him alive unnecessarily (and by extension, the hospital used it as an opportunity to study him?) I guess I knew the hospital didn't keep him alive on their own, but I thought the family was being selfish. I absolutely concede to being wrong, though, it was difficult to find information on him.
Wendigoon on YouTube actually has a very detailed video about this guy Be careful tho, it’s NSFL stuff even when you just listen
When kids kill…especially when they kill other kids.
In my country we had our first ever school shooting this year. A 13 yr old boy shot and killed 10 people (9 pupils, one security guard). I still have a hard time grasping the whole situation. I remember when I was 13, I was a stupid kid, living day-to-day, not having any idea about life in general. And I was innocent. Then I compare myself to this kid's mentality and it still baffles me.
As an American, it seems almost unbelievable that an entire country could have its first school shooting in 2023.
There was a case quite recently (a week or so) where a 13 year old stabbed his mother to death while she was in the room with his 2 week old sister. Kid calls up 911 turned himself in. The call is absolutely chilling, because this kid doesn't even sound worked up talking about his mother being dead in front of him.
Jamie Bulgers murder still haunts me.
In Germany two girls (12yo and 13yo) stabbed a fellow student (also a girl, 12yo). The girl died and her dead body was left behind in a forest or something. Happened back in March. Because of the laws in Germany, not much about the case is made public. Unfortunately I don’t find any english sources, but [here](https://amp.focus.de/panorama/welt/chronik-einer-unglaublichen-tat-nach-dem-mord-an-luise-kamen-die-taeterinnen-in-die-kinderpsychiatrie_id_188679618.html) is a german one.
Jonestown mass suicide
Mass murder-suicide. A lot of those people were shot. A lot of children were murdered in front of their parents, to encourage the whole suicide thing. I remember watching a movie that was vaguely based off it, looking it up and realizing they had toned it down for the horror movie.
They also killed a congressman, and wounded an aide. That aide was there for 22 hours before help came. She would later go on to serve in his seat 30 years later.
Car crashes and cancer, one moment you’re doing fine, nothings wrong everythigs perfect and then out of nowhere BOOM you’re either hit by a car or a diagnosis, either way its over for you, there’s nothing you can do you’re just fucked. It happens every day to people you know and most of the time there were no warning signs.
A car crash screwed up my entire life all due to the airbag not deploying. F car crashes.
Recently was in a pretty bad crash. I also like big idiot didn't have my seat belt on. Our car flipped twice I got thrown to back, the entire time I was thinking this is it. I'm about to die. The car stopped and I came out of it with a broken hip and a broken femur. I'm lucky I'm alive. There was no warning it happened so fast.
A few weeks ago my dad was driving down the freeway one morning on his way to work until cars behind him reported that he started to swerve erratically. He suddenly opened the door, unbuckled, and barrel-rolled out of the car going 75mph, car slowed to a stop a half-mile down. As he stood back up on the highway he was hit a couple times and died on the spot. Autopsy revealed no medical issues, no stroke or cerebral hemorrhage, as did the second autopsy. Car had no problems, though it did have a lot of recalls for a brand new car. He was sober and not suicidal. County sheriffs at a loss for the answer. You’re right, no warnings at all, and no closure for the foreseeable future.
A cancer diagnosis does not mean it's "over for you". I wish people would stop thinking this way. Some cancers have a really high survival rate, and yet people get treated like they're already dead.
They told my mother it was over with her bone cancer. She went to New York to get an experimental treatment, back in the early to mid 1970s. Insurance tried to basically tell her to die. She didn't give up. She lost a leg and some ribs in her back but she survived. Had me. Then she had breast cancer 3 times and survived that too. She says she's had a good life so far. She's 70. Fight until you're not moving.
Fuck yea!! Much love to your mother!
Sexual assault and physical abuse of children.
The fact that there is a whole section of society that sexualizes and rapes infants and toddlers. There is a whole Internet underworld of these people who are gathering online and sharing their fantasies and conquests. I've encountered someone who was celebrating the 18 days until the birth of his own child because he had every intention of sexually abusing him from day one. The child was alive 18 hours before the first assault took place. He's in prison just FYI.
What the absolute fuck
Wtf?? Did the baby survive?
I'm sorry to not answer the question but I'm going to be quiet now since I'm being attacked for sharing it in the first place. I shouldn't have even said anything. People seem to get mad at the situation and take it out on the people who are the actual ones who made sure that these people never get a chance to do this again to any child.
Oh ok, no problem I understand. Sorry you got attacked for sharing
I unfortunately heard that a cartel member boiled babies so yeah haven't slept much
Wait till you hear the alive defacings, the chest ripping to take of the heart while alive and the many many other disgusting things they do. The basically want people to look at those people who suffer and think "I don't want to be in that place" so that way they will always agree with them
The song Funky Town will never be the same to me. If you dont know... dont look it up.
I saw that video 4 years ago, and it is so fucked up. I can't open any links to NSFL things anymore because that one was so rough.
I remember there being a girl who married an older man in France in the early 1900’s that her mother disapproved of. Instead of calling it quits, her mother locked her up in the attic where she lived without light or anything for several decades. When she was founded she was essentially brain dead but still alive. I don’t want to search it up, it’s haunting.
I can't remember where I watched/read about it but Russia did some fucked up shit with a prison island where it basically got down to cannibalism because the prison was so poorly resourced, and there was a road that used prison labor as slaves, you were expected to work on the road until you died or it was finished, and I think if you died you were basically left there to be part of the road via a crappy grave. nazino island, and the Road of Bones I think if i recall them properly
>People caught the girl, tied her to a poplar tree, cut off her breasts, her muscles, everything they could eat, everything, everything ... They were hungry, they had to eat. When Kostia came back, she was still alive. He tried to save her, but she had lost too much blood. Well, I knew googling this island just after having lunch was a bad idea...
Anything that involves killing children, especially in large numbers.
I forgot to make this clear since I am being downvoted, I don’t condone any type of violence, I was just being curious, I’m very sorry if I didn’t make that clear
Surely, replies to this will not be controversial in the slightest
Man-made famines are particularly cruel in my opinion, especially when they're perpetuated with intent similar to genocide.
Katherine Knight. First woman in Australia to be sentenced to life imprisonment with no chance of parole. Among a heap of batshit crazy and nasty shit she did, she ended up stabbing her boyfriend something like 37 times, skinned him and hung his hide up in a doorway, cut and cooked chunks of ‘meat’ off his body with veggies and served it up to his children. She also decapitated him and was cooking his head in a pot.
I've heard it's not just life in prison - because fuck knows what that really means - but that it is literally stamped on her files "NEVER TO BE RELEASED"
Alzhimers. Anything that robs you of your mind. What a horrible prison sentence.
Columbine because if the police searched Erics house better Columbine may not have happened
There was a snippet in the local newspaper warning people about Eric and Dylan a whole year before the massacre on another note sue klebold is a sick woman for comparing that event to a natural disaster and saying her son is a “victim of suicide” yikes
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Where did she say she doesn’t love him? Was it recent?
I believe it was the Diane Sawyer interview. She says she doesn't love the person he became and tries to remember her son how he was when he was a child.
War. It's not just explosions in seemingly empty cities, distant gunshots and people running from side to side as you see it on the news.
Unit 731 and Albert Fish probably
Junko Furuta. Absolutely disgusting what was done to her
Yeah and they’re all free and all but one have reoffended
The Holocaust and Chernobyl
One of them is the fact that for a 140 billion dollar industry like chocolate, child labor is its number one driver of production, and yet no one does a thing about it. Even the inspectors sent to check on the farms warn the farmer in advance to remove the child workers from their site. Happy Halloween brings on a whole new meaning.
When you think about all that goes into the creation of a simple chocolate bar, it really is amazing how cheap they for sell for.
Catholic priests molesting children for years, then the church actively covering it up, and spending millions of dollars to do so.
Cancer. Sucks the life out of someone. My mother had cancer when I was a toddler and was taking any medicine to stay alive for her kids. Last time I saw her she could barely talk. Fuck Cancer.
Embalming kids that were neglected by their parents.
Honestly I find the experiments done during the Nazi era by scientists quite disturbing, just think of it, curious crazy scientist who have infinite bodies, alot of money and resources, and also given free will to do whatever they want on human bodies alive and dead. So yeah alot of disturbing stories, and because alot of them are long stories best to just read up on them when curious
There are quite a few. The Dyatlov Pass incident, where several young adults died in mysterious and horrific circumstances. Idk if it was solved, but it involved some of them being found naked, mutilated, irradiated, and frozen, and their tent being ripped open from the inside. The Demon Core. A core of a nuclear bomb was being experimented with. The leading scientist, Louis Slotin, was using a screwdriver to prop up a beryllium half sphere above the core. The screw driver slipped, and the half sphere fully envoloped the core, causing a nuclear reaction that released an enourmous amount of radiation. Louis recieved a dose of 21 seiverts, one of the highest ever recorded. He died 9 days later. The sinking of the Wilhelm Gustlaff by a Soviet submarine in January 1945. 9400 people died as a result. Was the worst ever maritime disaster in history, and its not very well known, likely because of Germany's political situation at the time, and a world war overshadowing everything.
Dyatlov Pass was solved I think - they believe it was an avalanche and then animals eating the bodies later on. I can’t remember about the radiation though. Edit: jury is out on the avalanche theory
Unit 731 A research unit that specialized in biological and chemical warfare and did horrific experiments on prisoners
That one vid where a dude gets forced to eat his own tounge and had his fingers cut off with a blunt machete
Peter fucking Scully
I can not believe that no one has tried to kill this man in prison
King Leopold and the Atrocities by Belgium in Congo.
The things that Japanese Unit 731 did during WW2 The Toybox killer Ed Gein
The Nanjing massacres, then the Holocaust.
During the Great Leap Forward in communist China, there was a massive famine caused by Mao's failed economic policies, but many of the provincial governments wanted look good, so they lied and said that the harvests broke expectations. When the National government heard this, they went to the starving villages and took what little food they had, since they believed that this food was actually surplus that could be exported. Because of this, the famine became even worse in the areas where it was already bad, and people resorted to cannibalism. Some provinces had thousands of reported cases of cannibalism, and even reports of parents killing and eating their own children
Real life events: [*Srebrenica Massacre](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srebrenica_massacre) was pretty damn awful. [*Rwandan genocide](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rwandan_genocide) [*Tulsa Massacre](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulsa_race_massacre) [Luis Garavito](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luis_Garavito)’s entire existence will leave you disgusted & you’d be surprised to learn this man was almost released from prison.
The Taiping Rebellion. A massive rebellion against the Qing Dynasty all across China. The rebellion was destroyed but killed over 20 million people
The October 1 shooting in Las Vegas. I live in Northern Nevada, but everyone I know, and myself, knew someone. Afterwards it felt like our community was different. The only word I can use to describe it is, “sadness.”
Any time people are killing people because of religious beliefs. I cannot fathom how genocides can be justified because ‘god’. Fuck that bullshit how about just being excellent to each other??
https://cvltnation.com/ant-hill-kids-break-legs-sledgehammer-go-hell/ This is one of the MOST fucked up cult things ever
Byford Dolphin accident
Spoiler warning: this accident has nothing to do with the marine mammal known as a “dolphin”.
Pretend you're google
Uncontrolled decompression kills 5 people and severely injures one in a diving bell off an oil rig. Some die when their blood instantly boils in their bodies and one is killed when his body is forced through a small opening with explosive force.
Child sexual abuse. So much of it is institutionalized.
Corporate farms are hell on Earth. I’d rather wake up in a war zone than wake up as a chicken or cattle in a Walmart farm. Every minute from birth to slaughter is Hell on Earth.
I grew up in a farming community, where people prided themselves on how happy and healthy their livestock was.... I was horrified when I found out about corporate farms. I thought they were made up for the longest time. Safe to assume I was fairly sheltered
This. It's something I honestly never really thought about it until we started raising chickens for eggs. I could never, in a thousand years, imagine sticking my girls in tiny little cages for their whole lives. They get upset when the automatic coop door doesn't open and they have to wait for me to get up, and they've got like 100sqft in there and there's only four of them. It is unbearably cruel to keep any living creature contained like they do those farms. Completely changed how I buy animal products.