Snook - Horrifying Internet Mysteries

Episode Date: March 4, 2026

The internet has no shortage of mysteries... from a depressing YouTube channel that documented a father looking for his kidnapped son, to a horrifyingly strange sting of accounts that led to a disturbing rabbit hole... these are some Horrifying Internet Mysteries. Viewer discretion is advised. This video contains disturbing material and may not be suitable for all audiences.Join the Patreon! ⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/SnookYTFollow me on instagram and Spotify!And yes, I'm a human voice.NEXT SUB GOAL - 1,000,000 subscribers! So make sure to subscribe! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mysteries plague the internet. There are endless videos of strange clips, eerie accounts, and unexplained uploads. But sometimes you stumble upon something different. A piece of media so disturbing, it drags you down a rabbit hole, clue after clue, until you uncover something unimaginably horrifying. From a desperate father searching for his stolen son to cryptic channels tied to horrific crimes and to footage that shows people being exploited for profit. Today, we're diving into some horrifying internet mysteries.

Make sure to like the video and subscribe to the channel. And let's get into it. Abzar Akber It's a warm sunny day in Tienchu, China. Late September brings out nearly perfect weather here. There's almost no rain, and the temperature stays in the 70s. The town has beautiful temples, incredible caves, and breathtaking views, and on top of that, it's not a tourist trap. It's far from top destinations like Beijing and Shanghai.

So on a wonderful autumn day, tea and shoes filled with residents walking around, getting some shopping done, or enjoying a nice dinner after work. They are living their regular life, not expecting anything out of the ordinary to happen. But Abzar Akber just arrived from Bangladesh, and his life is anything but normal right now. But this wasn't always the case. Before traveling to China, Abzar had a peaceful life. He taught English as a second language, spent time with his family, and explored his home country of Bangladesh. He was happy, content, and making the most of every day. All of these experiences, he wanted to share with the world.

And this was back in 2009, when the internet was a little more wholesome, when the average person filmed a home video and posted it online for their friends to see, thinking maybe it would go viral. Absar was no different. He posted his first video on February 15, 2009. He's standing on a hanging bridge in Rangamati, Bangladesh. The camera pans across the lake he's looking out on, small islands spotted in the horizon. The video quality is low, but his enthusiasm is not. Behind the camera, he gives interesting facts about the attraction and encourages people to visit.

This Alex here from Chittagong, goodbye. Then he spins the camera around and closes out. And he kept posting. He has videos on weddings, birthday parties, and food in Bangladesh. They were just ordinary videos. about his culture. But his desire to share was short-lived. He posted six videos in 2009 and then disappeared.

He went back to work, focusing on his students. The account was dead for four years. But his life was not put on hold. In that time, a lot happened for Absar. His whole world flipped upside down with a new edition. On June 27, 2010, his baby boy was brought into this world. He named him Washington, hoping that an Americanized name would benefit him in getting a good education. Washington was everything to Asbar, and all they had was each other.

Shortly after he was born, Abzar's wife decided she didn't want a family. She didn't want anything to do with it, so she abandoned them. Her reasoning is unknown. All I do know is that this left Abzar overwhelmed. Now all of a sudden he was working full time, changing diapers, getting his baby to sleep, and making sure he was properly fed. It was a lot at once, and he wasn't expecting it. But none of that really mattered to him.

Quote, Washington is the apple of my eye, he said. He loved him more than he had loved anyone. They were best friends. He couldn't stand to be apart from him. It was a gift to be his father. But still, he wanted his son to have a relationship with his mother, His wife, or maybe his ex-wife at this time, was from Tianshu, China. So he hauled them up there to try and find her.

They did this on three separate occasions. Each time, he would find his wife's mom or her friends, but not her. He was pissed off. It wasn't fair of her to leave, and he wanted an answer. But that was the furthest thing from what he got. On a chilly winter day in early 2013, they were walking around downtown teen shoe. This was the third time they went looking, and he was about to give up.

But then, without warning, Washington watched his dad fall to the ground. Someone, a stranger to the child, had pushed him down and continued to beat his father. It all happened so quickly. Abzar had no time to defend himself. He just prayed and hoped that the attack would be over soon, and when it was, he opened his eyes and immediately looked for Washington. But his three-year-old kid was gone. Nowhere to be seen. In the blink of an eye, disappeared. All of a sudden, Abzar was living in the nightmare. His whole world, his everything, was ripped from his hands. Immediately, he knew who it was. While the

perpetrator may have been a stranger to his son, Abzar recognized them, friends of his ex-wife. she must have sent them. The person who abandoned his family now had torn them apart. He was a wreck, walking around with an empty stroller, not sure where to start and looking for his son. He got the police, desperate for help, he told them everything, how his ex-wife left, it was just the two of them for the last three years, how he loves his son more than anything, and he knew she was behind this.

But there was a problem. No matter how much he loved his baby, or how beaten up he was, how distressed he was, he wasn't from China. He was a foreigner. So, Chinese police didn't give a shit. It wasn't their problem. They said there was nothing they could do. And that was exactly what they did.

Nothing. And Absar couldn't stay in China long, as his visa was. soon expire. He had to tear himself away. If it was up to him, he would stay in Tien Shoe and look for his son day and night. But he had to go home, and at home he would figure out a plan. And in the next six months, that's what he did. He got back to China, stormed into the police station, and demanded their help. His son was kidnapped in their country, so this was their problem. They had to fix it. But it was like arguing with a brick wall. His first video on this was posted about six months after the kidnapping, after he had been back in China for eight days. He's behind the camera.

Filming in arguments between him and two officers. There's two issues right off the bat. Besides the fact that the police barely let Absvar get a word in, there's also a huge language barrier. Abzar speaks only a little Chinese. In the U.S.R. officers don't speak either of the languages he speaks. Bengali and English. Basically, they're getting nowhere. It's now been six months without his son and Abzar is losing his mind. Law enforcement is doing absolutely nothing to help him, if they can even understand him, and he has to figure out a way to stand the country for as long as possible, to do everything he can to find his baby. And that, he does.

Police sit on their ass, he starts making flyers to distribute around town. He shows this in a video uploaded two months after the previous one. Watching it, it's like watching a man fall apart. He starts by walking around town, the flyers in his hand. Front and center is a picture of Washington, smiling at the camera. The first person Absar walks up to is a young woman with a baby in the stroller. She takes the flyer and looks at it for a moment. while the camera pans over to the kid with her.

They look up at Absar with curiosity, not sure why he seems so upset. The shot lingers on that child for a little bit longer, and the more it does, the more I can feel Absar's heartbreaking, praying that he can have his son the way that woman can have her baby. He continues looking for more people, though.

The town is busy, and he's talking to everyone he can, hoping that someone, anyone can help. He goes back to the police station, looking for more answers, thinking maybe if he keeps showing up, someone will take him seriously. This argument is just like before, though. No one can really understand him, and when they can, they just don't listen to him. Finally, they send him up to a different floor of the station, telling him someone up there will help.

When he gets there, they begin to shut down the, entire police station he's enraged now he starts letting everyone know how sick and tired he is of their treatment shoving the flyers in their faces yelling crying out for help demanding at the very least sympathy from them asking over and over what they would do if their son was kidnapped and they just walk away ignoring them barely giving them the time of day it's cruel cold and heartless. But Abzar persisted.

He continued to battle with the police, going back again and again, or visiting foreign affairs, and looking for an answer there. He tried to figure out ways to work and stay in the country longer, but there was a problem there too. He had previously taught English in China for years,

and that employer wouldn't grant him a letter of release, making him unable to find a new job and unable to stay in the country for very long. Again, he went to the police, foreign affairs, anyone to help, and there was nothing. No one gave him a solution or support of any kind. It was just arguments over and over. The whole country was against him. I'm not sure there was much else he could do.

It's heartbreaking to think he may have given up, but sadly, we don't know what happened. He posted six videos in 2013 about the search for Washington. Then a year later, made a post dedicated to him. When he shared the story of his birth in the slideshow of his favorite pictures of his son, then a couple more random videos on ordinary things from his life, then nothing. Nothing at all. His last video was posted on January 21, 2015.

It's just him. filming a piece of hardware he bought for a new business idea, something to show to his students. Not a word about Washington, no hint as to what happened. That was 11 years ago. By now, Washington would be 14 years old. Growing up, doing homework, hanging out with friends. Is Avesar getting to watch any of that? If it's even happening? It's terrible, but his son, may not be living a happy childhood wherever he went. Or worse, not living at all. These are the thoughts that ran through Abzar's head

the longer he was separated from his kidnapped child. The torment he went through as he begged police to reunite them. Going through his videos, it's watching a man go through hell, living in a nightmare. A nightmare he may still be living in. Did Abzar find Washington, or at least find out where he was or if he was safe? Well, no one has any clue.

There are a couple comments on his last video and some posts on Reddit where people talk about this, trying to dig in and find any details that give us an answer. But there's nothing. Just an inactive YouTube channel haunted by this tragedy. Imagine it's 2012 and you're watching YouTube. You've watched hours of epic rap battles, smosh, and replayed Gangdom style a couple of times. Before you log off of the night, you come across one more viral video. It's on a seemingly innocent channel, Little Baby's Ice Cream.

The thumbnail shows a person covered in ice cream. And the video has a whopping 22 million views. so it's bound to be interesting. And well, it is. Within five seconds, anyone watching this is for sure to be freaked out. This person has their eyes open as wide as possible, like bulging out of their head, not blinking at all. As the ice cream drips down their face,

they scoop it off and into their mouth. All while they stare into your soul. Then in the back, some creepy music that's being played in reverse. The video is an ad for a legit company, but the whole thing is downright weird. And oh boy, it's about to get even more strange. When seven years later, someone resurfaced the video, well, recreating it rather, putting a disturbing spin on it. January 5, 2018. The first one of these emerges.

It's a 34 second clip of an edited version of the ad posted on a channel called Kinky Little Couple with the title, People Are Dying One, Two. The creepiness is taken to a whole new level. Everything is slowed down, and the ice cream person now has all of their features removed. They're now just a white animation in front of a purple background. There's music playing. if you can even call it music. It more sounds like someone's stomach grumbling or some sort of weird internal noise.

I don't know, that's the best way to describe it. And it's slowed down and really, really freaky. And it's menacing, ominous, and honestly terrifying. Here, give it a listen for a few seconds and just feel how unsettling this entire clip is. And yeah, like I said, disturbing. and this is just the tip of the iceberg. This channel has 217 videos, all posted in early 2018.

There's a lot of videos that are variations of that ice cream video. Some are pretty much the same, just different lengths and colors, but then one pops up that literally sent shivers down my spine. It starts out the same, but then there's a, deep guttural moaning in the background, it's drawn out. You can't really tell if it's trying to say something or not. It's almost like trying to hear the last words of a dying man. But just as you think it's nothing, then it cuts to black. The video is over. Nothing else. No explanation. No hint as to who Clementine is and why someone is demanding her murder. And by the way,

All of these clips have less than a thousand views. The one I just showed you had like 15 views, which makes it even more unsettling because nobody is watching these videos. I don't know who it's meant for or anything like that. And for these just to be so underground and for no one to even know they exist, just makes it that much more unsettling. It feels like I'm not supposed to be watching it. And the questions I have just get bigger and bigger.

It's not just the ice cream videos. And it's not just this channel. There's four channels that seem to be from the same creator. I Want to Die, Tim Franks, Ben Knox, and the original kinky little couple. All of them post very similar content. Besides the ice cream ads, there's probably 50 videos of clips from J.J.'s jet plane an animated children's TV show from the 90s. The show by itself is innocent and wholesome,

but of course, these aren't normal clips. They've altered the color and everything is pixelated and blurry. All you see is a cartoon playing with a smile flying around as an animated man watches him motionless. He almost looks like a toy soldier. And again, that deep, dark, and menacing background noise. And to top it all off, covering everything, are bold letters that read. It looks like it's from someone's nightmare.

And to be honest, guys, while I was researching this video and honestly recording this right now, I have never felt so unsettled and disturbed by a single YouTube channel that I have from this one. All of the videos are just so nightmarish. They are so terrifying, and I have covered numerous internet topics and some of the the most disturbing things on the internet, and for some reason, this channel is just freaking me the fuck out. But let's continue. Then another common video found is a British animated PSA against illegal material involving

minors. This one isn't edited in a similar fashion. Nothing is slowed down, and there's no deep voice in the background. Obviously, though, it's incredibly weird that this channel is posting a PSA of this nature. It doesn't feel random. It feels intentional. In fact, the whole thing feels very calculated. When first looking at all of these channels,

it may not seem like that at the first glance. It's hundreds of videos that look the same. It must be some bored, weird kid who discovered I-movie. I mean, that's an easy answer, but they're not all the same. In fact, they're usually different, even if it's in small ways. Why only some of them? It's like a puzzle,

a never-ending puzzle. Because whoever this is doesn't stop at YouTube. There's Pinterest and VMO accounts under the name, Kinky Little Couple, and a WordPress blog. The content here is different.

One VMO account posts short clips of a solid, colored background that slowly changes color as it goes on, That's it. No words, no sound, nothing at all. The other account posts clips from a Britain's Got Talent audition from 2014. The original video is very heartwarming. An 80-year-old woman and a younger man blow the audience away with their salsa dance.

But of course, they had to make it weird. Again, they've distorted the color and also put it through some filters, so it looks like you're watching it through a Funhouse mirror. They've taken audio clips from the performance, but it makes it sound haunted and unsettling. Like, you have no idea if you're listening to music or someone screaming under distress. And then there's the Word Press blog. The main header says, kinky little couple. But the blog itself is called Dead End with a bunch of random numbers at the end. It's one page, but they've packed in as much as they can on it.

It starts out with some stock photos of a happy family. but as you scroll down, it's one picture after another of random old people. There's nothing wrong with these pictures, but why? Some of them are really goofy, like old women making silly faces. In any other context, it'd be totally fine, but this blog post isn't just stock images. There's one post, if you can call it that. It reads, everything is over, good company makes the way seem shorter, Isaac Walton.

At this point, all of this seems so jumbled, like nothing makes sense. It's all a bunch of bullshit trying to scare people. And finding an answer almost starts to feel hopeless. But then there's the Pinterest accounts. And at first, it seems like the same random shit with the same kinky little couple repeated everywhere. Again, pictures of old people, but also lots of animals, hairstyle ideas, and recipes. It's so close to being a normal Pinterest account. But of course, it's not. No. On one of the accounts, the bio says there is no excuse for SA. And the account username is Stop Abusing Young Girls.

Finally, it feels like there's a clue. A clue as to what the point of all of this is. Well, it doesn't feel like a stretch to assume kinky little couple could be an actual adult content creator. So, finding that out feels like the next step. Looking on the more popular adult film platforms, I didn't see an account with that name, but some videos attached to it. Going further through, I found tons of... of videos on one site that uploads stolen material from an adult content creator woman.

So again, no actual account, but all of the videos are tagged as kinky little couple. So there are real people behind the name. It's most likely this girl had an account years ago, but deleted it at some point. Now all that's left is pirated on other sites. But who is she? Well, one user on Reddit found a post on a website that reads, quote, I was thinking of posting a few people I would love to spend one day with, but to be honest, I only need two. I'm sure a lot of you haven't heard of her.

Maybe you have, but kinky little couple's Anna. She's a beautiful, extremely cute, sweet, lovable, perfect angel to die for. So is kinky little couple Anna? Well, the comments say otherwise. Comments from people that have been digging into this. There are posts on Reddit that claim they found the original Kinky Little Couple account on the way back archive, and there was more information about her, that she was an art student, and that her name is Clementine? Well, wait, you heard that right.

Clementine, the girl, that voice in the video, wants dead. But what's frustrating is that I can't actually see this vital piece of info, Looking up exactly what other users looked up months ago only shows the pirated content, not the page on the Wayback Machine. But at the bottom of the search on Google, it does say this, quote, In response to multiple complaints we received under the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act, we have removed three results from this page. When clicking on one complaint,

I see that it was made shortly after these videos started to resurface and gain attention on Reddit. So is the archived account gone? Well, it seems like it. And that's the only verifiable proof of her name. Well, whoever found that name connected to a kinky little couple lets the user on the website know posting, quote,

How do you know her name is Anna? People are saying her name is Clementine, which is a great question. Where did this user even get the idea that her name is Anna? Is there more information that's also being hidden? Well, another comment. Quote, she was forced into doing adult content stuff. She was R-worded, abused, and was locked into her apartment for days.

She later committed S-word. But hey, I'm glad your tiny private part feels good. All of these weird, bizarre, and unsettling accounts, is there a victim behind all of it? An innocent girl in need of help? I mean, a comment on a random website for a bunch of perves isn't exactly evidence, but it's horrifying to think about. And that commenter isn't the only one sharing this. There are multiple posts on Not Safe for Work subredits that are looking for kinky little couple but can't find any of the videos.

Users comment, quote, be aware, not only was that girl a minor, but she laid a little bit. committed S word because of the abuse she was put through by that dude. Someone else says, Oh, she commended S word. The guy in this forced all this on her and abused the hell out of her. She was a good friend of mine. Both made by different accounts. One made a year before any of the YouTube videos or anything was released. So, I don't know. Three comments about this girl being abused, hundreds and hundreds of disturbing videos, a blog with a threatening message. There's something so off about all of this. Of course, the people invested in this have tons of theories. Some say that it's an ARG or that it's a real couple trying to cover up their intimate history.

These do make sense in some ways, but they don't explain everything. At some point with an ARG, the creator reveals what it was. All of this was posted over seven years ago, and that hasn't happened. And if it was this couple trying to deflect attention off their adult film content, it didn't really work. Everything is so terrifying and absurd that, of course, people are going to look into it. And then eventually, they end up on a video they were trying to hide. I mean, it's horrific to think that. that there could be something evil behind all of this.

But there's so many signs that point to that. Besides the obvious fact that there are multiple people saying she's been abused, it's even in the YouTube videos, in the PSA for illegal material involving minors, the narrator starts out the video by saying, quote, the pictures I look at, the children are smiling,

I don't get it when I hear people talk about abuse. Someone might think that when watching Clementine, in her videos, she behaves like a normal adult film star, acting out all the things that, you know, adult film stars do. But that doesn't mean that everything's okay. In fact, this could be said for anyone working in adult films, especially young women. Of course, anyone who watches this content wants to believe that everything is consensual and appropriate, but that's just not the case. Many women go into the industry, as a last resort or coergent of some kind.

And as many as nine in ten adult films contain violence in some way, it's only inevitable to think that in that environment someone is being abused. So no, it doesn't seem like a stretch that kinky little couple, Clementine, whatever you want to call her, could be in trouble.

The question is more of, who's behind all of this? Is it a stalker? the other person and the couple, or Clementine herself crying out for help? It seems sort of unlikely that it's Clementine herself, but it could be considering how much attention this is brought to her. But it seems more likely that there's someone behind this who has some obsession with her, and they're expressing it in this morbid, terrifying way. Or, like a lot of people are suggesting, it's nothing at all. It's some weird,

trying to get the internet worked up and people are falling right into it. And I can only hope it's as simple as that. TikTok is home to thousands and thousands of videos, including Get Ready With Me's, lip syncing and dance challenges, or commentary on current events. It's the place so many spend hours doom scrolling before bed. But occasionally,

when someone is in too deep on the app, they go beyond their usual harmless, videos. They end up on the weird, freaky, and strange side of their algorithm. And once you're there, you're not sure how to get off. This is what happens when users stumble upon an account like Geka 1201 example com 2. And I'm just going to call them Gecka for short. Watching their first couple of videos, nothing seems too out of the ordinary. It seems like it's just a normal account run by a Russian user. The first video is someone filming a man sleeping on a couch and another man fixing a toilet. Based on Google Translate, they seem to only talk about

the repair on the toilet, just another random TikTok video. But things get unsettling the more you watch. The second video is an older man in a pretty much bare room, except for a couch in the corner. The audio in the back is an electronic dance song, something you might hear at a rave. The video is cut up clips of this guy dancing, which I guess seems unsuspicious on the surface,

but not if you rewatch a couple of times. He looks exhausted. Like he doesn't really know what he's doing. I don't know. He just looks out of it. But the more that I look at this account, I start to see that this video is nothing compared to some others that they've posted. The dancing continues, but it stops being just a feeling that something is off.

There is definitely something wrong. It's not just that man anymore. There are a couple different reoccurring people. Sometimes they're dancing or sometimes they're just sitting, talking, or eating. More often than not, one is dancing and others are in the back. Here's one example that shows how creepy this is. Two men are dancing along to a Russian song. One of the guys seems relatively normal, maybe just a little awkward,

but then the other guy, there's something wrong with the other guy. He has a blonde wig on, a bra painted on his chest, and underwear over his pants. It could point to a unique way of self-expressing, but I highly doubt it because there's also this girl in the back sitting on a wooden chair she's staring off at the corner almost like she's trying to avoid looking at the men in front of her she looks absolutely miserable she doesn't want to be there that much is obvious it makes the whole thing looks staged put together like an act and if this girl doesn't want to be there do either of these

guys. It sounds crazy, but it feels more realistic the more I look at this account. In some videos, they have buckets over their heads or words painted on their body, and they either look uncomfortable in the background or they're in the front dancing, but look spaced out. Like, they're not all there. At this point, viewers are confused. The comments are filled with concern. Someone says, I've said this so many times. I don't think they are okay, but how do we do something about it? Someone else says, this is that house of horrors vibe. Anyone looking into it?

And another says makes me wonder what he's making them do off camera. Users want to help these people immediately. It's not just the tired looks, the forced dancing, in the weird clothes. Because if you look closely, these people don't look healthy. Many are covered in bruises. Some looking very severe. They're along their faces, their heads, or parts of their body, yet everyone in the videos pretends like everything is fine.

They just keep going, swaying to the music, barely conscious or standing up, spacing out as the camera watches them. It's inhumane to film someone in that state. Or worse, to force them to force them to. do this. That's not all that's being forced, though. In some videos, people started noticing what they're eating. Sometimes it's normal things like I notice them having grapes or often they drink beer. But other times, they have bowls in front of them filled with cat food, cat kibble,

the dry, brown tasteless meal that we give to animals. These poor, bruised up and bone-tired people are not only forced to dance for TikTok, but also to eat cat food? It's beyond sickening. But thank God users were catching on. They're going insane in the comments, trying to figure out ways to contact authorities in Russia and get this shut down. But then some figure out what's going on. And it's not so simple. Because these videos are a part of a larger group of videos in Russia, Poland, and Ukraine. It's called trash streaming. It's basically a genre of live streaming

where creators will have themselves or someone else do crazy, humiliating, or dangerous behavior in order to get a lot of views. This has led to incredibly tragic incidents, some resulting in death. There was one streamer who was just sick. He poured cold water over his girlfriend's head, locked her outside on the balcony in just her underwear and left her to die of hypothermia.

Then, like the disgusting human he is, he filmed her dead body after he just murdered her for views. So that's what these people are dealing with. Whoever is filming them as a part of this trash-streaming culture, and they're forcing these innocent people to do these horrible things to get likes and donations. They are raking in money off their suffering. There's an article circulating on Reddit that talks about some of these extreme trash streaming incidents, including something that happened with the people in these videos. One of the older men was paid to drank an excessive amount of vodka during a live stream.

His name was Yuri Duschikin. It's not clear exactly how much he was forced to drink, but it was enough to kill him. He passed away shortly after that. and who knows how long the stream was, but looking at some of the TikToks, people can see time stamps on the laptop of the person behind the camera. Sometimes they'll have been going for 24 hours straight. A whole day without breaks, only given cat food and vodka, forced to dance for hours and hours in humiliating clothing and body paint. There is speculation that these people are homeless, possibly living in poverty, and doing this for housing and food in return. Whether that's the case or not, it's still despicable.

Everyone is deserving of food and shelter, and shouldn't have to be forced into humiliation and dangerous conditions in order to have them. It's diabolical. Exploiting these people for money, it's beyond cruel. and it's heartbreaking to think that these people may never have gotten help. Many of the trash streamers don't get convicted, and I have a feeling whoever's behind this is no different. In a couple of videos, there's a paper on the wall with a YouTube channel name. The channel's videos are all in Russian,

so it's hard to get an idea of what's happening, but it seems to be more podcast-style videos, much different than the TikTok account. But still, it seems whoever was behind Gecka is also behind this channel. And while the last TikTok was posted four years ago in 2022, the last YouTube video was posted seven months ago in June of 2025. So nothing happened. The monster abusing these people in the videos was never punished. Trash streaming started to lose its popularity in 2022, which not coincidentally is when the TikTok video stopped. And then the creator just went

about their life and moved on to making different things. But what happened to the victims? Well, years later, no one knows. Were there more deaths that we aren't aware of? Were they just abandoned or thrown out into the street? Discarred when they weren't needed anymore? I hope they got out and found a much better life. A peaceful life where they didn't need to stay up for days, forced to entertain an audience that pays to watch their agony. And hopefully, whoever is behind Gecka 1202 ExampleCom 2 doesn't make another cent off those videos. And all right, guys, that wraps up some horrifying internet mysteries. And yeah, these mysteries were horrifying.

These were some of the most disturbing mysteries I have ever got into and some of the weirdest internet media I have ever seen. And yeah, please leave your thoughts to. down below i read every single comment and i'm very curious to hear what you guys thought of this video and uh comment down below and let me know if you'd like to see another installment in this series this is a brand new series so let me know if you'd like to see another one and please like the video and subscribe to the channel it helps more than you know and if you enjoyed this video i'm sure you'll enjoy other videos on the channel so go check out some other videos and um yeah thank you so much for watching it means the world and this was snook and i'll see you next time bye

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