What's the most interesting case you have ever came across?

mine is definitely either Elisa lam or the story of the boy in the box

Definitely JonBenet Ramsey how does a child get rapes and mirdered with all her family members home and it’s still unsolved 

the twitter killer, Nevada tan, the horror core killer or Tatsuya Ichihashi there is nothing too special they just interest me 

For me it would have to be the case of kenneka Jenkins. She was 19 yrs old found dead latched inside of a freezer in the crowne plaza Chicago O'Hare hotel in Rosemont,Illinois after a party in 2017. She had been drinking and her friends said that she wasn't acting like her normal self. Camera footage caught her stumbling by the front desk. She then went around knocking on peoples doors in the hotel. After she was reported missing creepy security tapes were provided where it seems like something May have been edited out almost like someone was with her when the camera shows her all alone. The next time kenneka Jenkins would be seen was dead in the freezer nothing but a small cut on the bottom of her foot. This case has still yet to be solved. While the police do not suspect any foul play her family and friends do not believe the case was handled properly, I agree.

ISSEI SAGAWA CASEit was so thrilling to watch you should check it out sometime.

Probably the night stalker! Richard Ramirez. What he did was horrible but he’s captivating in some way makes you want to find out more and more about him.

probably elizabeth fritzl. its facinating

idk why these are most interesting to me, but I always find myself rewatching yt vids on Jodi arias and Laci Peterson, also Emma Filipoff and the Freeway Phantom.

most interesting for me is the randy stair case. just the motive and obsession over a cartoon makes it very strange.

The most interesting case I heard about is the OJ Simpson case and the car chase was very telling about how police treat people differently because they are know but the saddest  in my option is the Elizabeth Olten case

Definitely the Alyssa Bustamante case. There was just so much that happened that was so similar to everyday life for me like going outside to play with friends and playing with older kids, it fascinated me when i was 12!! 

Hello Kitty Murder Case

If you've never looked into it, the Paul Bernardo/Karla Homolka case from Canada is awesome. It is kind of mentioned in the netflix series "Don't Fuck With Cats" and is just so messed up and sad

Definetly the british sadistic british death cult!

I dont know the specific name of the cult tho:/

Its a very uknown case but if you want to learn more abt it you can listen to the Criminal Makeup podcast on spotify! :)

The Cecil Hotel Elisa Lam case because of how confusing and creepy it was or the Academy Maniacs (Nikita Lytkin and Artyom Anoufriev).

armin meiwes, the consensual cannibal

armin met bernd brandes on a website dedicated to cannibalism, and then they met at armin meiwes’ house and armin first cut off brandes’ penis, then finally killing him off and eating over 40 pounds of him over the next 10 months. all of this was done consensually. armin stays in prison to this day where he is now a vegetarian.

Lori Vallow.. she isnt necessarily that wierd but the case is just so absurd omg....like what do you mean you believe people turn into zombies??? hello??? imbeciles i swear

I'd say for me, it has to be Richard Ramirez. His childhood, how he grew up wasn't at all sunshine and rainbows. Growing up in the San Fransisco area, his family was very dysfunctional and the stories his grandfather told him when he was little about the world war (I believe it was world war ll but someone can correct me my memory isn't the best) the way he'd describe these stories to Richard it sward him, he'd have dreams about the war, waking up and crying in the middle of the night, crying to his father, but in return either got his or told to go back to bed and push it down. Later as a teen, he watched his cousin kill his wife in cold blood, traumatizing him and yet sparking his beliefs in the Devil, he worshipped the devil and thought that the deil was his only escape, his only savior. He started out small with simple kidnapping in his car, hanging around people, druggies that didn't care for what he was doing, either too drunk, or drugged out to know or to really do anything. He started with druggies, then went to children. He would SA them, and either release them, or keep them and kill them when he felt he no longer needed them, or the devil "Telling him he craves more victims" more sacrifices. then he got into robbing and killing, then soon, he got into the stalking portion of his killings, watching and learning them. Learning the patterns and using them to his advantage. Since he became more obsessed with the idea of his working for the devil, using his victims as "Sacrifices" to him, he started to draw pentagrams with the victims blood and before he'd kill them he'd say to them "Swear to satan", "Swear to satan you won't scream", "Swear to satan you won't run" then he'd kill them by his choice. He typically slit their throats, but he did use other methods of course like other killers did, before they found "Their style" or their preferred method. 

I could be wrong about a lot of this information, if anyone wants too, feel free to correct me or add onto this. I'd love feedback and honest opinion about this case!! Luv you all <3