Snook - Disturbing Corners of Reddit

Episode Date: July 29, 2026

From a reddit user who went from online troll to m*rderer... to another reddit user who posts a horrifying confession to reddit before doing something horrific... these are some Disturbing Corners of Reddit. Would you like to see another part in this series? Let me know down below. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Join the Patreon! patreon.com/SnookYT Follow me on instagram and Spotify! And yes, I'm a human voice. NEXT SUB GOAL - 1,000,000 subscribers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Every social media site has a dark side. On Reddit, finding it is surprisingly easy. Sometimes it's hidden inside a forgotten community with a few thousand members. And other times it's sitting in plain sight. Buried in the comment section of a post with millions of views. Most people scroll past these things without a second thought. But every now and then, someone keeps digging and discover something far worse. than they expected.

From a Reddit account connected to a real-world tragedy to communities filled with people sharing their deranged interests. Today, we're diving into some disturbing corners of Reddit. And make sure you like the video and subscribe to the channel. And let's get into it. Grover. Every day, Reddit is flooded with users who like to talk about the most morbid, terrifying, and disgusting things that are known to man.

They're fascinated by it. People want to understand why such awful things happen. They want to know how we can make sure it never happens again. Sometimes they even get into arguments about how to do that. Things turn political and then hostile, and people get pissed off at each other. They call each other names and someone ends up blocked. But that's just a classic. classic Reddit discussion, but sometimes there's more to it.

Users aren't just angry with one another. They're actually concerned. Whoever they're fighting with seems to be more than just someone they disagree with, but someone that actually seems unwell, maybe even dangerous. This is how many felt when they came across a user by the name of Grober. At first, a lot of his comments don't seem that insane. They're definitely problematic, to say the least, even unhinged, like this one, which was in response to a mass attack that happened in Washington. He says, quote, there has never been a matriarchal society that hasn't ended in chaos.

Men made the world what it is today, which is why I am. don't blame women. They are products of men just like men. Somewhere along the line, an entire generation of weak men sent us into the tailspin we are experiencing. When we see mass attacks, the majority aren't disturbed men. It's fatherless men. Either absent or weak fathers leave boys to be raised by women. A task women aren't capable of. Nature normalizes violence, not society. Nature is violence, and we are trying to escape our nature.

This is what also decreases accountability for the abuse of women, as their fathers aren't taking up the pitchforks that they should be when their daughters are harmed. As for in-cells, even though the zeitgeist has grasped, has grabbed onto them, they are not horrible people. They aren't necessarily wrong about most things, and the majority aren't violent towards anyone besides themselves. If any group of people should receive sympathy, it is by far in cells. Like I said, problematic. But what becomes concerning is that when you take a look at his account, it becomes obvious.

very quickly, that Grober is obsessed with everything and anything to do with mass killings and the perpetrators behind them. Almost every comment he makes is in a subreddit dedicated to talking about things of that nature. And for the most part, it doesn't seem like Grober has that much sympathy for the people affected. He seems more focused on other things, such as the voice of the victims, like their literal voice. In a post with a Facebook live video of someone who is actively trying to survive during a shooting, he comments, what an annoying, extremely unlikable voice. And then he doubles down on it in the replies with, quote,

Then we are talking past each other because I am talking specifically. about this video. I've heard plenty of panicky voices and you always empathize with them, even the squeaky women. This one is just so frustrating. It destroys your hope they are okay. And now is the time that his profile starts to set off some alarm bells, a lot of them. Not only is that all he talks about are shootings and mass tragedies, but he also loses all empathy for the people who have gone through them, all because he doesn't like their voice. If that's all it takes to not care whether someone lives or dies,

how much does Grober really care about the people affected by this? Is his fascination out of concern, or with the offenders themselves? He even says that he believes out of all groups of people, it's in cells that deserve the most amount of sympathy. If that's the demographic he's most concerned with, it becomes hard to believe that Grober has good intentions or even good thoughts when it comes to this. But people arguing with him probably think that all of it stays behind the screen. There's not much harm that he can do digitally, except

possibly hurt someone's feelings, that is, unless Grober decides to exit the internet and enter real life, which is exactly what he does. And as he crosses over, he takes his opinions with him. And what he decides to do with them creates more than just an argument. It changes people's lives, including the life of Victor Gomez. Victor was from Greenwood, Indiana. He had lived for years in this small town where not much of anything happened. Everyone got along well, and he was friends with a lot of his neighbors. Some who he had even run into on his trips to the Greenwood Park Mall on July 17,

2022, a day that he would meet a new neighbor. one who was not that friendly. Someone named Jonathan Douglas Saperman. The two would be introduced when Victor was heading into the bathroom, and Jonathan was heading out. It was almost 6 o'clock, and he had just spent the last hour in one of the stalls that Victor would be heading towards.

But it wasn't an upset stomach that kept him in there so long, and he wasn't hiding away to Doom Scroll. Instead, he was preparing to unload the three weapons he had brought into the mall with him, and he was planning how to kill everyone in sight. And as soon as he finally made his exit out of the restroom, Victor was the first person he saw. Their introduction began and ended in about five seconds. Jonathan Douglas Saperman would be the last person,

that Victor would ever meet. Jonathan, who was otherwise known as Grober, or sometimes Grober Ger Maniac on another account that he used. On this account, Jonathan hadn't had as much activity, but what he does have is even more haunting than what I read previously. He says, For three years, I have saved nearly every firearm posted to this sub. here is a collage of the majority.

What Jonathan did that day at the mall wasn't out of impulse or a moment of insanity. It was calculated and precise. He knew exactly what he wanted to do. And his Reddit history shows the amount of research he did into how he could do just that. His constant posting and commenting about shootings was not just an interest. it was disturbed. There was always something sinister behind it. Even Jonathan himself knew that.

Because right before he went to the mall that day, he burned his laptop in the oven of his apartment and put his phone into the toilet. He also deleted most of his accounts, at least the ones that weren't already suspended, but were still able to see a lot of his content through what's been archived online. It still poses the question if there was more that he was hiding, that if he said even worse things online, things that hinted at other violent urges he acted on.

And it's horrifying to wonder what else Jonathan may have posted before he tried to erase his digital footprint. But even without those missing pieces, we know how dangerous he really was, because it wasn't just Victor who died that day. Three innocent people were killed before Jonathan could be stopped, and he likely would have killed many more. The attack only lasted 15 seconds because an armed civilian, legally carrying a handgun, reacted almost immediately and shot him. Police believed that if he hadn't been stopped, many more who were there that day would also be dead. Jonathan had no intention of stopping. And looking back at his account now, it's hard not to see the signs,

the obsession, the lack of empathy, the fascination with violence. But that's the uncomfortable part about people like Jonathan. Those signs only seem obvious after something terrible happened. Before that, he was just another username,

Another person arguing in the comments sections. Another account you forget about five minutes later. Until one day, they're not. And by then, it's too late. And rest in peace to the three victims. Pedro Panita, Rosa, Marine Rivera de Panita, Pedro's wife, and Victor Gomez. Pedro and Rosa were a married couple eating in the food court, and Victor Gomez was a local businessman and a father. According to the people who knew him, he had been preparing for his daughter's birthday celebration later that day.

It's heartbreaking, and may the victims rest in peace. Galp Tacos Being born That is the response that one user by the name of Galp Tacos has under a post titled What was the most unfair and infuriating thing That's ever happened to you Being Born

Which is an incredibly depressing answer Most people have answers like My father hit me Or my teacher yelled at me in front of the entire class, but Galpatikos isn't like most people. At first, he blends in with the rest of Reddit. His account is full of memes and posts about video games. He's very active on subreddits like R slash shower thoughts, where he posts things like, there are more airplanes in the sea than submarines in the sky. Another Reddit user with too much time on their hands.

So why talk about it? Well, it's when I take a look at the comments that things get interesting. It takes some digging around to do because Galbatikos has probably hundreds, if not thousands of comments about random stuff that's pretty irrelevant. But in between all of that is where things take a turn. His comment about being born was not an isolated comment. In fact, it's a sentiment that's repeated pretty often on his profile. One post asks, What are your thoughts on yourself?

He says, I'm a useless, ungrateful, waste of space. It's things like that repeated over and over and over again. I wish they were more strict, so I wouldn't be the useless waste of space that I am now. or I would experience being a kid again. I miss being genuinely excited to wake up every day when everything was new. I want to relive being able to have free time and live stress free.

But the saddest comment of them all is one in response to a question asking, Redditors with depression. What kept you from? committed an S word. And he says, The fact that everyone I know would feel partially guilty and will carry pain

that they aren't responsible for the rest of their lives just because I was selfish. It's terrible that he feels this way, but he's not unique in this. Reddit is full of users who suffer from depression and want to do the same things that he does.

Just look at any subreddit about depression or anxiety, and you'll see thousands upon thousands of people who feel similarly, especially with that last comment. That's a common thought process for many people who consider S-word. So many people feel like they're stuck between a rock and a hard place. They see no end to their pain, but don't want to hurt their loved ones. It usually goes one of two ways. Some people find help that gets them out of that place, or they end up losing that battle, which is heartbreaking for everyone involved. But this is where Galpatikos is different. It's at this moment he decides he'll figure out a way to get out of this position in a way that no average Reddit user has done

before. But he doesn't do it alone. His brother has all. suffered from severe depression his entire life and felt the same way he wanted a way out of the misery he was in now they were both young both still being under 25 but they felt that they had tried every solution possible yet nothing did the trick so the only solution left was to everything but again that same question cropped up What about their family? Well, like I said, they were ending everything. They came to an agreement that if they didn't feel better in a year, they would commit S word and kill their family.

They lasted a month. In that month, things felt as bad as they ever did, sometimes even worse. They felt like they had all the evidence they needed. So, on April 3rd, 2021, Forhan Tawad, who was the real 19-year-old behind Galpatikos and his brother Tanvir, committed S-word, along with killing their entire family. Right before the brothers acted out their plan,

Farhad posted a link to a Google Doc on a his Instagram, which led to a lengthy explanation of why he and his brother were doing this. The post read, If the only reason to live is for happiness, then logically, you shouldn't live if you aren't happy. That makes sense, right? Imagine waking up, being waterboarded for an hour, electrocuted for 20 minutes, forced to watch the first half of season 9 of the office, and finally put to sleep. Now imagine repeating that cycle daily until you died.

In this scenario, I'm sure that every single one of you would prefer death, whether you want to admit it or not. Although, I'm not in quite as bad of a situation. I'm bad enough to warrant S word. I live in so much pain and turmoil that it isn't worth going on. I'm aware that my death will bring sadness to everyone else, but, I guess I'm just too selfish to care. Not selfish enough, however. There's my family.

The only reason I forced myself to live for 19 years, I know I said I operate on logic. But the one emotional aspect of my life is the only reason I'm here. I love my family. I genuinely do. And that's exactly why I decided to kill them. If I just committed S word, they would be miserable.

They would spend the rest of their lives feeling guilt, despair, and a multitude of other adjectives that mean sad. Even after they got over it, it would become a permanent facet of their lives, i.e., someone I loved committed S word, and I couldn't do anything about it. Instead of having to deal with the aftermath of my S-word, word, I could just do them a favor and kill them. None of us would ever have to feel sad ever again.

That's only a quarter of the entire note, but it's heavy enough to break anyone's heart. In other sections of the notes, he also goes into his backstory and history of depression, and one of the most devastating details about all of it is that he, he did reach out for help multiple times. He told his dad, who got him into a camp for kids who were also struggling. What he learned there helped for a time, but the symptoms of depression eventually came back. Then, when this plan started to take shape in his head, he told some of his college roommates. Their answer was to ask him to move out.

The only person that really sympathized with him was his brother, who was in just as much pain as he was. The combination of all of that turmoil resulted in this horrific end to their family. Farhad was only 19 and his brother 21. Them, along with Farhad's twin sister, their parents, and their grandmother. Rest in peace to all the victims. R slash regretful parents. No one says that having a kid is easy. Look at any young family with even one baby,

and you're bound to find bags under their eyes. Anyone going into having a child should be doing so under the assumption that it will be hard. Taking care of another living, breathing human is extremely hard work. Yet hundreds of millions of families do it every year. It's one of life's biggest goals, a milestone for many people. And when they have one, they want two or three more. Because despite these sleepless nights, baby throw up, and temper tantrums, it can be one of the most fulfilling things a human can ever do.

There's no love like one between a parent and a child. and all the difficult parts are worth it to be able to experience that. Well, that is for most people. Not for the users of R-slash regretful parents. The subreddit describes itself as, quote, a safe place for parents who think they shouldn't have become parents in the first place on its homepage. While that's a jarring introduction, the creators and moderators seem like they have good intentions.

In the about section, it says that it's somewhere parents can vent and get anything they need off their chest, even feelings that they may feel guilty about. And some posts on here are just that. They're from parents who are simply exhausted. They have way too much on their plate and don't even feel like a human anymore. One parent compares it to a prison in this post, which reads as follows, when will I stop feeling like a slave? I am tired of drop-offs and pickups, homework, making dinner, washing and ironing clothes, medical appointments, I am sick of all of this. I have severe depression, and I barely want to take care of myself,

so this is starting to take everything I have in me. This is a job I really wish I could just quit. Posts like these don't even necessarily seem regretful. They just seem sad. Users who are in a really difficult position and don't know where to turn. If they were given more help, would they feel this way? Because a lot of these parents don't come across like they actually hate their child. They just want a day off, which is a normal feeling.

And it's good they have a safe space to talk about that. But R slash regretful parents does have. a dark side. There are posts on here that feel less like a vent and more of a statement that having children is not what they want, no matter the circumstances. One post reads, anyone else just not like the kids in general? I've never liked kids. And the older I get, the less I like them. I'm going to say some mean things here, just putting it out there. I hate how they don't know how to use common sense yet. I get tired of their stories that drag on for what feels like ours. They want to be up everyone's asses constantly and cuddle all the time.

They complain about the dumbest stuff. They argue with other kids all the time. Their drama is pointless. They don't even have any sense of good taste. They're hella dramatic about every stupid thing that happens to them. Their high-pitched voices even irritate me. Am I just the world? biggest a hole? Or does anyone else feel this way? Maybe this is another tired mom or dad

and I should give them the benefit of the doubt. But it honestly just seems like they don't want anything at all to do with children. And that's fine if you don't have kids. Now they probably thought that they'd feel different towards their own children. But that's a pretty big risk to take. It's essentially a gamble on a human life. It's not a stuffed animal. It's a real person that's relying 100% on their parents to not just take care of them physically, but also emotionally. And when a person doesn't even want to be around their child,

it can have real serious consequences. One user posts on another subreddit called R-slash child-free and says, I am the child of regretful parents. The post reads, I grew up with a deep sense of not being wanted. I grew up feeling like, just because I existed,

my mom couldn't live the life she wanted to. These feelings bleed into my adulthood, and they are painful to work through. I was the unplanned child who arrived at the worst time, and I will never forget the deep, Empty brokenness and helplessness I felt as a kid. I know this sub is CF, but if this post so happens to come across someone who's a fence sitter, take this as a sign that if you have even the smallest inkling that you shouldn't have kids, don't.

Your child will feel your regret even if you never say it out loud. This is what I wish more parents understood. It doesn't seem like the users of regretful parents understand that, unfortunately. Of course, no parent is perfect and will always make mistakes, but when that first mistake is having the child to begin with, that kid will remember that forever, like the OP said in the last post. And no matter how much the parent vent about it on Reddit,

that feeling won't go away. And that's for both of them. because on R slash regretful parents, everyone loses. Mom and dad are stressed and on the brink of collapse. Then their kid holds on to that stress and the cycle goes on forever. Everyone is miserable. So I can't say it's a bad thing that the subreddit exists. Some of those parents genuinely need and deserve that safe space to say whatever they want without consequence.

And hopefully when they do that, some of their depression and turmoil is relieved, and they can return to their children in a better state of mind. But hiding in the shadows beneath all of that are parents who honestly should have never become parents to begin with. people that despise every single thing that has to do with having a child. Like users who title a post with, kids are not worth it anytime in life. You know what nobody really tells you? Kids aren't just a tough few years and then it gets easier. No, it's a lifetime subscription and you can't cancel. From the moment they show up, sleep is a distant memory.

You don't rest anymore. You grab broken little scraps of unconsciousness between crying fits, nightmares, and mom, I'm thirsty. Forget cooking a decent meal. You're lucky if you can microwave something without a meltdown happening in the background. And going anywhere, that becomes a military operation. Packing bags, snacks, spare clothes, arguing about shoes, strapping them into the car seats while they scream like you're torturing them. And then people say, oh, don't worry, it gets easier when they're older, lies. Sure, they might stop needing nappies, but now you're a full-time unpaid taxi driver.

School runs, after-school activities, birthday parties, sports, friends' houses, you're basically running an Uber service that never closes. Then comes the money drain. Fees, uniforms, gadgets, clothes they grow out of in a week, braces, holidays you can't enjoy because they complain the whole time. You don't get your life back. You just upgrade to different forms of chaos. Even when they're adults, you're not free.

You're worrying about them constantly. Bailing them out when they make bad choices. Helping them move again. Lending money you'll never see back. And guess what? Grandkids. The cycle restarts. You thought you'd get peace at 50?

Nope. You're still wrapped up in their lives whether you like it or not. Kids are 24-7 forever. It's not 18 years and done. It's permanent. They'll still be in your head, your wallet, your schedule, and your heart until the day you die. It's users like these that go beyond needing a helping hand or even a therapist.

What they need is for someone else to take care of their kid altogether. But sadly, that isn't the case for the majority of people in situations like this. What's more likely is their child will be raised in an emotionally unstable house, grow up feeling unloved, and then need therapy themselves. That is the product of regretful parents. And who knows, maybe in 20 years, children who were raised by the users of this subreddit will grow up and make their own subreddit. So they have a place to vent about all the ways they were mistreated.

Users of Reddit will be stuck watching a loop of misery, burnout, and a heartbreak, either until the site itself gets shut down or people stop having babies. R slash Chad Fish Dating naps can be one of the most frustrating places on the internet. It's a hub for boring, small talk, terrible first dates, and then the eventual ghosting. The majority of people on these apps probably feel they have had awful experiences, but none more than one half of the pool. Men. It is true that they get significantly less matches than women, but whether they have a

worse time is definitely arguable. Either way, many get fed up with it. They get one match a week and eventually just delete the app. But some weren't okay with that. They didn't want to throw in the towel and just give up. They felt there had to be some other option to get attention from women. So welcome to R slash Chad Fish. What is now a banned subreddit was once a place for online dating experiments, generally using pictures of hot guys, but all experiments are welcome, as its users describe it. What this means is that men would essentially

catfish women on dating apps and then report back here with their findings. Already, I can see why it got banned. It's not off to a great start. But even that simple explanation of a regular catfishing isn't what typically happens on R-slash- Chad Fish. These users take it much farther than that. It begins with the language they use to describe women. In this post, one user asks his fellow Redditors to make a profile and see what happens with his ideas. The post reads, profile request. I want you to create a chat profile no matter his personality. My request is for you to go after a specific target.

I call it a settling down person. These are the type of women that many times, are single mothers, or they are just women that rode the CC, and now they are ready to settle down and build a family with a man they love because they are getting older. Or they don't have resources or they simply don't want to die alone. They tend to write stuff like, not here for hookups, or looking for a dad to take care of me and my beautiful child on their bio. These are women that are experts at locating betas.

controlling them and making them miserable. Those type of women tend to appear on R-slash, where are all the good men? I want you to expose them for what they really are. Don't let me down, Soldier. There's actually parts of it that I had to censor, so it doesn't sound as bad as it actually is, which the way that it actually is is disgusting.

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who also talk about women like their objects. Just like the OP did in that last post, who's nowhere near unique for what what's to come on Chadfish. This cesspool of in-cells only gets more muddy and toxic. One post from June of 2019, a year before the subreddit got shut down,

user Piscasscar 1-1-1 posted something titled Three Days in roughly 100 matches later. Luca Chaton, aka sub-mascott, is retiring from Tinder. Here's a super-refer. freaky one he caught. He included a image of most likely a text thread from Tinder or something, but it's since been deleted, which honestly is probably for the best, because it's probably like

the hundreds of other posts on here, where they show exchanges between them and women who send them explicit photos of themselves, privately, meaning not for sharing, though that means nothing to the Chad Fissures. But even still, they want to talk about how horrible the women are. But it even goes beyond that. They make this experiment more risky by making up details in the profiles they create, things that would normally derail someone from ever being interested, such as them being someone who's had trouble with the law, or even someone who's attracted to minors. On one profile, their fake bio reads, Chad. 29. Su, I'm Chad.

You don't like me too bad. Some things you should know about me because you'll seem with the ankle monitor. I'm a convicted offender. It's my past. Made some mistakes but working each day to fix them. Looking for fun. Longer stuff is cool but can't be around in a month

because I have to go back to jail for stupid things between me and my ex. She is overreacting about a few slaps I gave her a year ago. He then attaches text from women who each questioned the bio and the severity of it, but then move on and talk about other things, which, sure, is also disgusting and awful in its own way. That is, if this is something that is actually real

and not just Photoshopped, but even if it's not fake, and it shows that some people only swipe right based on looks instead of personality, the way that these users are proving that is not only the wrong way to go about it, but it's also just incredibly gross, disturbing, and honestly terrifying. Many people don't see it this way, though.

Some outsiders actually think very highly of it. Someone says, this sub is amazing. I saw a link to this place in a sub filled with deranged autists, screaming about misogyny or whatever. Took a look around, and I must say, this place is absolutely ruthless, L. Mayo. not an in-cell nor religious, but I hate the modern dating scene as much as you, so keep up the good work and showing how superficial and destructive it all really is.

Looking at this and thinking it's good work has to be the most insane take anyone could say when scrolling through Chadfish. I wonder if those people would feel the same way if they found out that all this work wasn't just kept on Reddit, but that the users also banded together and discuss things on their private Discord server. This is where they could really say anything they wanted. And it wasn't just a space for them to talk poorly about women,

but also somewhere they could dump even more of the explicit photos I mentioned earlier. And not just pictures that were sent on apps like Tinder or Bumble, but ones that were sent through things like Snapchat. images that were really explicit. And so the real intent of chatfish is revealed. Who they really are comes to surface. These aren't guys trying to question the dating app culture and bring a positive change.

No matter how much they pretend like they are, they're losers that hate women, and instead of taking into accountability, they find solace in other losers who feel the same way they do. Luckily, Reddit and Discord quickly caught on and saw the not only horrific things these guys were saying, but also the illegal things they were doing. And with that, R-slash Chad Fish met its final match and was shut down forever. But that doesn't mean they're still not out there. While some users on subredits like R-slash-In-Sel tears were celebrating the end of it, others were grieving the loss. One post on R slash Tinder says, I miss R slash Chad Fish.

And while I'm hoping the comments are flooded with backlash and the like, O-P is not met with that. One comment says, Ah, the experiments that put the final nail in the coffin of me trusting two-thirds of the women. Seriously, though, this was bad and happened multiple times and shows thirsty women will drop every gram of deep. and ignore the worst stuff if the guy is hot.

But luckily, that's not all the comments. Some users do have basic empathy and on top of that, common sense. One user says, the only way I'll ever believe into any of these experiments is if it's screen recorded. And even then, because video editing is very doable. But image editing or even fabricating a print, that's so easy. It's not even funny. They bring up a point mentioned earlier. One that apparently no users of Chadfish see or want to see when it's brought up.

The OP of the posting question even argues back with the last comment and says, The beauty of Chadfishing is that you can do it yourself and see the same results. That's what tons of people did on R slash Chadfish before it got banned. You're coping now. Like I said, you can try it yourself. yourself. You won't, however, because you're terrified that it might be true and change your entire worldview on dating. Women aren't as wonderful as you think they are. What they fail to understand is that any sane person who isn't so embarrassingly insecure that they need to hurt

others to make themselves feel better doesn't want to or have the time to go in catfish women. But that's the culture of R-slash Chad Fish and its users, who still circulate Reddit and the rest of the internet. Yes, even though all of these spaces they create, like the ones we're talking about, usually get shut down because of how violent is. So even though it's terrifying to think about, women always have to be on the lookout for creeps like them around every corner of every site or app they go on. Because even though it's left Reddit, Chadfish will never really be gone. And all right, guys, that wraps up some disturbing corners of Reddit.

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