I remember reading about a similar case years ago. It turned out to be a woman, living on the next block, who had tried to buy the house but was out bid.
I was thinking that's what this was. Someone really wanted the house but for some reason couldn't buy it. They did all this nonsense hoping that the family would leave and the value would drop so they could buy it themselves.
And she was caught. A competent investigation would have caught a perpetrator with a similar motive in this case, if one existed. That would probably have been one of the first motives considered by investigators.
@@kcbarbo78hahaha you think police actually care about anyone but themselves? They blatantly murder out of hate and racism, its facts at this point. Naaaa Im sure the police fucked this case up somehow.
This video is solid, but after watching your Maura Murray video it's clear you've taken a massive step forward in the quality of your content in the last year. Congrats, please keep it up!
There was an old woman once who was writing letters terrorizing herself. Her husband was so scared for her. They found her out and i think she ended up getting psychiatric help.
I think I remember that wasn't she a school teacher? She would write herself death threats and she started accusing everyone around her and police did a big investigation only to find out it was her all along. lol what a psycho.
@@dedknedy I think that's just what the cops said because she was actually injuried bad if I'm not mistaken, so some believe it wasnt her writting them
If I ever became crazy rich, I would buy 657 boulevard, but never actually live there and live far away. I would put up a giant sign in the yard that says "The Watcher, you are a loser with no life." And then, a week later, i would level the house and leave the lot vacant in the hopes it would drive The Watcher insane until he ended it all.
@jorje58965 Eh, I think if the house were leveled, it would crush the Watcher more than anything else. Seems like someone who is obsessed with the house. If the house is destroyed, it ends all of this and the watcher has no purpose.
A neighbour wouldn't know all these details about a family who didn't even move in yet. It was someone in the family for sure. The mom or dad, maybe a grandparent?
I don't agree. Would have been very easy to do so by spending time on social media as well as listening to conversations outside. Recall if it was someone outside the family they were in full blown stalker mode. Heck it sounds like this person even met with them by pretending to be neighborly. Could have even chatted with those contractors. So easy to do...
@@panzer948 All that is easy to do yes, but the more of that you do the more likely you'll be caught, as the more people you talk to the more people may remember you. It's risky and not guaranteed the police nor the private investigator, after interviewing people, wouldn't suspect you.
@@Mystery-m7p True as far as trying to talk to them in person... So maybe it was more through social media. Social media has thrown a big wrench in society and not all of it is for the better. :(
Seen this case a couple times in other channels. It's always good to see it told in different ways if you're interested in the subject. In my opinion it absolutely has to be someone very close, makes no sense otherwise.
Thank You, I addressed this point under other similar comments as well. In my earlier videos, I used a US voiceover artist who is quite famous on Fiverr(Benkoschella) but it created a lot of work for me in the end to fix the mistakes that he would make in his narration. I have a German accent, and it took me some time to overcome the mental barrier of using my own voice. Gloria Ramirez(Toxic Lady) was the very first video with my own voice and I improved in the next ones.
I definitely like your own voice narration *much* better than this! I watched your newer videos first. As I came to this video, I was getting distracted by the narration mistakes and what I thought was an AI voice. Kudos for narrating so well on your newer videos. It is definitely a skill, and it seems to come naturally to you!
I'm surprised they didn't just set up cameras to catch who was leaving the letters. Personally I don't think this thing is a scam, I can't see two parents going on with this and selling the home for a loss just to get some attention. I can totally see someone doing all of this because they were outbid, a woman did this a few years ago to a couple and even put up a fake Craigslist ad in hopes of perverts going to the house to assault the wife, some people are just crazy. Do I believe the house has been watched by the same family for decades over three generations? No, I think the watcher just made shit up to scare them. Another reason I think it's real is that if you go onto google maps the house is blurred out and you can't go past it on street view, it just skips that part of the map.
Do you also believe the “Amityville Horror House” is truly haunted and has green slime coming down the walls? Because it is also blurred out in Google Maps. It’s quite easy to get your house blurred out - You can do so simply for privacy reasons. You can do so for security reasons. You can do so because your house is associated with a famous crime/alleged crime/hoax and are tired of tourists showing up to gawk at it. Blurring out a house doesn’t suddenly render the hoax credible.
@@davemccage7918fuck yeah bro but not gonna lie you just out corny'd the letters😂 just put the pic of the ak and you and put sum like "im watching to"
@@KdotLINE i know thats the witcher at 22:04 , i mean he not sure the game is the witcher or the watcher ,because there no video game called "the watcher", but a game call "watch dog" , in his theory if that gamer really the watcher guy/girl, and try to make some connection ,then he more like play "watch dog" than "the witcher", thats what i mean, no one knows whos the creepy the watcher, and stay a mystery i guess.
I see no real proof that it could be them sending the letters to themselves. 1. "Why didn't they put up cameras?" Just because us online nerds are quick to think of that, it doesn't that some random family is also quick to think of that. Also, if the mail was delivered through the postal service, then all it would show would be the post being delivered like normal. 2. "Why did they continue to renovate?" Maybe they hoped that it would stop and they could eventually move in? If it was them, why would they renovate at all? And if it was them, why would they continue to show the letters to the potential buyers? All it did was prevent basically anyone from wanting to buy the place. 3. "Why did Derek send the imitation letters?" Sometimes people do stupid things, and he likely got mad at his neighbors response and found a creative way of responding. 4. "How would a neighbor know all these details?" By stalking them, by acting neighborly and talking to them, etc. The details in the letters is information that can be gained from the internet, stalking the house, talking to the homeowners (pretending to be a nice neighbor), talking to the contractors, etc.
What??? Why do you have to be an “online nerd” to know that cameras exist? Also for you to look at the facts of this case and refuse to believe it’s a hoax is evidence of a disability. your brain is broken and you should be embarrassed to have posted this publicly
For Number 4, the narrator said that the Mom put the kids’ faces and names on her social media but then a minute later he’s like “How could the Watcher know about the kids’ information?”
Since they already began renovations and already own the house they of course would finish them so they could then later sell the house. Stopping mid renovations would make the house less able to be sold.
For a channel with less than 50,000 subscribers, I’m not impressed how your channel hasn’t gained very much publicity than I am with the performance of the video. I must say, the video is beyond exceptional and is really well done, in so surprised about the coverage it’s getting. Bravo!
it has been proven that this financially ruined the family, they lost 400.000 dollars on the deal. The guy is a vice president on an insurance company. Theres no reason whatsoever for him to ruin himself financially and his reputation by doing something like this.
@@xsn1per3l1te Being well off doesn't preclude a need for attention. Also, it's entirely possible that he wasn't prescient enough to forsee the outcome.
@@worldsgreatestimpressionis6462 But it wasn't for attention. They kept this under wraps until they sued the previous owners - to which all the information had to be publicized.
I am still of the strong belief that Maria was the culprit. It shocks me how she isn’t considered at all, despite it making the most sense, imo. Everything falls into place if she’s the culprit.
If the story really blows up in the media, you can either try to auction the house or you can rent it out for people to spend a weekend there and investigate (well above a regular AirBnb price of course). If life gives you lemons, make lemonade!
The part at 4:29 doesn't make sense. It says the old homeowners went to the Police with Maria Brodus, who is the new owner, with the letter. Then it says Detective Lugo told them "not to tell anyone about the letters especially the new neighbors who are now suspects. Is he referring to the Brodus'? What new neighbors?
It was a woman, I believe it was the wife. Regret on buying it, money issues, personal details BEFORE moving in, wouldn't put camera up, etc. Makes sense.
Yup, would also explain why the letters are have a sloppy handwriting on the envelope and a typed message inside. A complete stranger could just write normally, she's hiding her handwriting.
Translation: she realized the host wasn't going in the husband's name and therefore she won't get the house so she wanted to scare the husband away so he'd go but something else.
They dna tested her Plus they lost half a million on the deal. The 400k and the 100k for the Reno They also payed retired FBI agents, a PI.. I doubt it
@@weekendnomad5038Exactly plus they had to start seeing a doctor to BOTH get medication to help them sleep. I don’t believe she did it. That’s too much self harm
I think the answer was presented when the narrator pointed out the lack of logical steps taken to catch the alleged letter writer. Why indeed were no security cameras fixed on the mailbox, etc? This was a hoax perpetrated by the owners. Anyone with a library card can learn how to write in a mannered, artificial, overly literary way, as the letter writer in this case did. It doesn’t indicate an older person so much as someone who can read and mimic the style of a dramatic, rather theatrical writer. And then the husband admitted to writing similar letters? Uh, yeah. The only mystery is why they did this. The neighbors dodged a bullet by the fact that these rather unhinged people didn’t move into the house, that whatever scheme they were attempting ended up failing.
It makes no sense though, why try go through so many radical steps (such as split the house in 2) and then why send a new letter to the new owners? Also why would you ever sell the house at such a large loss?
What makes me scratch my head is that as of today, if you go on Google maps and try to look at the house3 on street view, it’s blurred out (which, granted, is becoming more common, a lot of people request this now. But what’s weirder is the google car literally didn’t track the part of the street that the house is on, even though it clearly shows the car was on both ends of the street. It looks like it totally skipped the section of the street the house is on)
My guess is that they had someone (the watcher) living between the walls… that’s why the watcher didn’t allow renovations and knew intimate details of the family.
You're not the only commenter that asked this which i find, honestly, a little baffling. The whole point of the postal system is that you can send a letter anywhere you want,. Just drop it in your (or a public) mailbox and the mail-carrier will deliver it for you.
@@TheEloheimseems logical enough. Did they learn anything about the letters’ origins from the postmarking, etc? Where they were mailed from, whether postage on the letters was metered (which in itself can reveal some significant information), etc? I got the impression the letters were placed by the writer in the mailbox, but certainly using USPS would be less risky. Surely, however, a family so fearful of being harmed would install a robust security system, including cameras and alarms, to deter whoever wrote these silly letters from trespassing onto their property?
You can put any return address you want on a letter, including no return address. The point of the return address is so that if the letter cannot be properly mailed to the recipient then it can be returned to the mailer. On top of that you can mail a letter from any mailbox.
Did they ever investigate the real estate agent? The moving crew? The renovation team? They would have access to such info, the lay out and be close enough to the family to get the info through several days if moving etc.
Looking at the sale records, did the owners get letters from 1990-2014 before the Broadus family moved in? Also, this is not far from the house John List owned who murdered his family and went on the run for nearly 20 years under a new identity.
@@SallyMars well, so they said. If they'd received more I doubt they'd fess up to it because it would just make them likelier to lose any lawsuit against them for not divulging that info. They were trying to downplay it the entire time for this reason.
I'm not done with video yet so maybe they tried this, but seems like a simple fix with a security camera. If u think he will notice just hide it in a birdhouse or pretend ur planting flowers & hide it.
They should have install CCTV Cameras around their house.. 📸 Pet some BIG DOGS ( more than 2 ). And Hire a DETECTIVE ( Who will keeps watching their House surrounding activities and that watchers ). 3 Things are : 1. CCTVS 2. DOGS 3. DETECTIVE
15:19 This whole neighborhood sounds extremely weird. Garages on new houses would be "aesthetically unpleasing" but garages on old houses aren't? And who cares if Abby Langford doesn't want to look out at a driveway? It's not her house! They're acting like the house is a sculpture for the neighborhood to admire rather than someone's property that they intend to live in.
did anyone suspect the mailman i mean if anyone can know the details of new people moving in and add stuff to the mail without being noticed is the mailman
I find it weird that so many people request putting cameras at the mailbox. 1) There's no guarantee that the perpetrator is putting the letters in there themselves, they could be posting them from the post office, in which case all you'd catch is the mail man. There's a chance you could catch someone, but it's not a guarantee. 2) If we assume for a moment the watcher is real and not a hoax, and knows so much, you'd expect they'd know about installed cameras and know to avoid them. So yes putting cameras may have caught some suspicious activity or it may not have, but using the fact they didn't install any as "proof" that it's a hoax is a bit of a step.
Watcher aside am I the only one who thinks this neighborhood sounds like complete hell? Literally everyone involved in this story is either obnoxious or crazy lol
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Another excellent video, wow your channel and content are very good and stand out from other true crime channels. In this case of 657 Boulevard, I'd assume that for the family (Derek or Maria Broaddus) to have staged the thing themselves, they would have had to have stuck to an iron and far-fetched scam. It would have been surprising, given that they pulled it off then and never left fingerprints or DNA behind to bust themselves. Although they could have of course blamed this on simply 'having read' the letters. That typewriter was also never found and their kids also never spoke up about seeing one or the other parent sweating over an old typewriter? And if those letters were handwritten, a specialist would surely have been able to find similar style writings in their house, you'd think. The only thing that lingers a bit is the letters which Derek sent later to critics of Maria under the alias 'Friends of the Broaddus family'. But I would want to know here if 'similar style' meant a generally similar style? Or if he wrote forensically tested similar? I suspect the former. Because writing consistently in an outdated style is very difficult. I can tell because I am a writer. Unless someone truly studied the lingo of a long gone era, they will make mistakes. And apparently the Watchers letters were very consistent in that sense. So my bets are on a neighbour. Maybe not their direct neighbours, but a neighbour living in the bigger circle. Someone attached to this house indeed, with a childhood memory of this house and a deep-seeted hatred of changes being made to the house. Older people can resist changes in general and although bizarre, this scenario seems more logical than a big scam by the family themselves. They would have all had to be top-notch actors then, with a superb eye for detail and planning, given how even the workman were witnesses of the fall-out these letters caused. And a young family with 3 kids? You'd think they would have different things on their mind than to make themselves famous over their own Amityville Horror-type of house. Besides, the house seemed to have been lovely! They could have just resold it without problem, without all the media fuss. And signing the rights to Netflix.. not sure that was the blockbuster breakthrough they had hoped for. I myself (not an American) have never heard of this Netflix series before.. In any case, you cover very interesting and mysterious cases. I don't think this following mysterious case fits into your 'portfolio', but maybe you find it an interesting read. I wrote a huge blog series about two young Dutch women who disappeared in Panama. It is another sleuth-trap of a story, but just FYI, my blog is called koudekaas blogspot
I find this case really interesting. I think it's really possible that someone was targeting the family because they wanted to buy the house but were outbid. Although it's interesting that the Broaddus' were the only ones who got letters from the Watcher. The family that sold them the house didn't receive such letters.
Yes they did, did you not watch the full video? The previous owner received a letter before selling and didn't tell the new family. Then they sued them
@@asmrtpop2676 Oh really? Which family was that? Was it the elderly couple the Broaddus purchased the home from? I think it was them if I remember right.
I want to say that I would have fired back with letters of my own, addressed to the Watcher, calling them a coward for not addressing whatever grievances they have with me face-to-face, but then I haven't read the letters that the Broaddus family received either. I'm sure that if I had, I would have been too afraid.
Just friendly advice for the channel, to try to veer into less known cases, or cases that havent been already covered extensively by a thousand channels. The animations and storytelling are too awesome to be wasted on the same repeated events that have been already told again and again and again. Theres a huge amount of cases that have been under-covered, are not nearly as popular. The too typical ones i just skip.
Thank You, I addressed this under another comment as well. I have a small Channel and small channels in the beginning cannot afford to create videos on topics that aren’t that popular because Algorithm doesn’t care about small channels to show enough impressions to strangers for views and because nobody knows about this topic so we can rule out views from search as well. However, In future, I’ll cover such topics.
Agreed but I like that he does old cases because he does them so well. He's developing an audience and I'm one of them. Subbed last night, been watching since then. It's very nice and I'm excited for the channel to grow.
My vote is for the newbuyer couple too. Although I am sure the police took the woman's DNA to check, since they even collected the bottle from a secondary suspects. Mysterious sender who knows everything about the kids and the family, and appears 2.5 years later. That's them. People loves getting attention.
Apparently the new owners that bought the house in 2019 do not get these letters. This story seems like it is fake. There is just too many questionable things within this story.
It's possible it's a neighbor who hates children, they didn't mail the previous owners until they sold and talk mostly about young blood to keep the family from moving in
@ But my issue is why is there only really a record of just that family and the couple prior getting those letters? And the prior family was “not worried about it”.
This thought about wireless cameras in the mailbox or near it is possible now but wasn't most of this activity nearly 10 years ago? That tech is just now becoming more mainstream (wireless wifi cameras not wired). I have them now and was an early adaptor.
The only plausible explanation IMO is that they wrote the letters themselves. It’s entirely possible that it was a neighbor, but it doesn’t make much sense to me for the neighbor to leave them alone for 2 years.
Interesting video, although I will admit that your gamer angle threw me off pretty hard lol. I really don't know how anybody could consider playing video games like Alien: Isolation and The Witcher (NOT 'The Watcher') as suspicious or concerning behavior. I'd be really interested in understanding your thought process there tbh
This poor family got screwed at every turn. The judge. The neighbors. Even the town and people outside the neighborhood, of course all didn’t want the house to be torn down yet none of them were lining up to move in themselves. Some people have no empathy.
"Netflix is planning on doing a series on this, which will be released... 3 months ago" Also, "indicates someone who was quite well-read" yet they misspell words left and right lmao
If i had gotten such letters i would have went "nope!" And moved away right away, especially with the part the watcher talks weirdly about the new blood of the kids, how can you live in a place where some weirdo acts like a maniac and talks like that over your family? No way i would stay there if i had the money to move away.
24/7 surveillance of the mailbox and around the house is the first thing that come to mind. its almost painful that they didnt do that. they had plenty of money. makes it seem like a scam. or even cameras around their whole house. it seems like theres a lot of things they could have done but didnt.
I don't see how setting up high quality outdoor cameras can't mostly solve this issue. As the letters did not have a sender's address they would not have been posted, so the only way the letters could arrive in the mailbox is a random walking up to it. Even move the letter box closer to the front of the house so more cameras can get better footage. Heck, after moving the letter box closer to the home, why not also then erect 2 poles either side of the letter box and then put high quality motion cameras on them, facing each other so they won't be set off by someone walking along the front footpath - so there will be half a dozen cameras. Organise with the local postal service to have all mail to this address redirected elsewhere (the parent's home) and never have anything mailed to the Boulevard address. Maybe buy a dog for the family and keep it mostly out the front (seems the house had a nice front porch) with a leash long enough so it can reach the letter box but not much further. Erect a front fence with a bell and/or warning noise when the gate is opened. I'm sure even back in 2014 could have the alarm system sound in the house or via an app on your phone. Point is there are so many steps which can be taken to make it very difficult for the Watcher to get to the letter box without some warning and significant video footage being taken of them. I think this is faked somehow by the father.
Did the watcher state that he was the one putting the letters in the mail? If he didn't then why would they record the mail box? If he didn't state he was doing it then it's obvious he just mails the letters and without knowing, the mailman/lady just delivers what they think is everyday mail
How could the investigators not catch anyone watching the house ever. That seems the most logical thing to do. Either physically or with cctv. Hidden cameras placed towards the street. I think it was someone that wanted to buy the house and got out bid by the family. Their goal was to have them not move in for some reason: either they wanted it themselves or for another reason. More than likely the motive.
It says it , the watcher lived in that house or been in that house because the parents worked there taking care of the house, I believe the house has hidden doors walk ways, in the basement, he probably as a kid road all those hidden passages. He k ows so much because he over heard them while hiding in walls. If u check missions built in 1800 or early 1900 usually had hidden door ways and passage ways.
To me, this is an easy investigation. Ask everyone that could possibly be a suspect to spell "anxious" which they misspelled as anchious and spell any other words that were misspelled in the letters. It might not stand up in court but at least you would know who was really behind it.
Question: If its 2024 now, and it says the video was uploaded 1 yr ago, how is it that you just said netflix recently bought this story or whatever and IS SET TO RELEASE IN 2022?????!! WHAT AM I MISSING????
The letters stated they had been watching for decades...but they started right before the sale of the home? smells like a scam to me. I mean, someone can get all that info about you and your family...and you don't notice at all? never see the same face all over town? never catch someone parked outside? Never once catch the letter placer putting the letter there? ....its too perfect of a 'crime' for me to believe its real.
What about the mailman? Would be someone who would see the house and its residents up close daily, someone who could drop the letters in the mailbox among the rest of the mail without drawing any suspicion onto themself, and so on…
Always reminds me of the circleville letters! They even mixed both cases for the show or movie forget which one it is! I always thought maybe it was one of there friends in there circle who were jealous of them or something!
Had to be a close neighbour. The family almost went broke because of it and why did the last people really move out? Maybe mr shmit from next door, he had all the time in the world to watch and listen to them also the "look behind you" might be hinting that its from the house behind theirs
I remember reading about a similar case years ago. It turned out to be a woman, living on the next block, who had tried to buy the house but was out bid.
I was thinking that's what this was. Someone really wanted the house but for some reason couldn't buy it. They did all this nonsense hoping that the family would leave and the value would drop so they could buy it themselves.
And she was caught. A competent investigation would have caught a perpetrator with a similar motive in this case, if one existed. That would probably have been one of the first motives considered by investigators.
@@RedTail1-1it was sold at a huge loss. Did they buy it?
@@kcbarbo78hahaha you think police actually care about anyone but themselves? They blatantly murder out of hate and racism, its facts at this point. Naaaa Im sure the police fucked this case up somehow.
You relize this was a tv show???
Why didn’t they just put a camera in front of their mailbox to see who is dropping them off?
The home’s new owners didn’t want to be caught on camera delivering threatening letters to themselves. It would have killed the hoax.
They were mailed and delivered by the postman.
@@kcbarbo78 You sure it's a hoax? I mean I wouldn't totally rule it out but it seems like this financially ruined the family.
@@arnixe6784Not every scheme is a success bro
exactly what i was saying LOL
This video is solid, but after watching your Maura Murray video it's clear you've taken a massive step forward in the quality of your content in the last year. Congrats, please keep it up!
Agreed. Especially the greatly reduced use of stock footage. It always looks out of place and is badly acted lol
Agreed!!
There was an old woman once who was writing letters terrorizing herself. Her husband was so scared for her. They found her out and i think she ended up getting psychiatric help.
I think I remember that wasn't she a school teacher? She would write herself death threats and she started accusing everyone around her and police did a big investigation only to find out it was her all along. lol what a psycho.
@@dedknedy I think that's just what the cops said because she was actually injuried bad if I'm not mistaken, so some believe it wasnt her writting them
If I ever became crazy rich, I would buy 657 boulevard, but never actually live there and live far away. I would put up a giant sign in the yard that says "The Watcher, you are a loser with no life." And then, a week later, i would level the house and leave the lot vacant in the hopes it would drive The Watcher insane until he ended it all.
you're giving the watcher attention. The most enraging thing to him/her would be to just throw the letters away and ignore it.
@jorje58965 Eh, I think if the house were leveled, it would crush the Watcher more than anything else. Seems like someone who is obsessed with the house. If the house is destroyed, it ends all of this and the watcher has no purpose.
When**** when you become rich, not if. 😊
@@lolitapinicka568 Thanks. Playing the lottery today. Let's go!
😂😂😂
A neighbour wouldn't know all these details about a family who didn't even move in yet. It was someone in the family for sure. The mom or dad, maybe a grandparent?
Exactly what I was thinking.
I don't agree. Would have been very easy to do so by spending time on social media as well as listening to conversations outside. Recall if it was someone outside the family they were in full blown stalker mode. Heck it sounds like this person even met with them by pretending to be neighborly. Could have even chatted with those contractors. So easy to do...
@@panzer948 All that is easy to do yes, but the more of that you do the more likely you'll be caught, as the more people you talk to the more people may remember you. It's risky and not guaranteed the police nor the private investigator, after interviewing people, wouldn't suspect you.
@@Mystery-m7p True as far as trying to talk to them in person... So maybe it was more through social media. Social media has thrown a big wrench in society and not all of it is for the better. :(
It was definitely possible for a neighbor. And neighbors have the most motive.
Seen this case a couple times in other channels. It's always good to see it told in different ways if you're interested in the subject. In my opinion it absolutely has to be someone very close, makes no sense otherwise.
Hi King, You are right. It must be someone very close.. especially within a circle of 100-200 Meters, the one highlighted by me in the Video.
That sh.t would have been in my mail pile for months 😂😢😢😢
Preach😂 would’ve never knew about this psycho
Lol
What a stark difference to the other voice. The latest voice being used is just perfect for this. It’s really cool to see channels evolve.
Thank You, I addressed this point under other similar comments as well. In my earlier videos, I used a US voiceover artist who is quite famous on Fiverr(Benkoschella) but it created a lot of work for me in the end to fix the mistakes that he would make in his narration. I have a German accent, and it took me some time to overcome the mental barrier of using my own voice. Gloria Ramirez(Toxic Lady) was the very first video with my own voice and I improved in the next ones.
I definitely like your own voice narration *much* better than this! I watched your newer videos first. As I came to this video, I was getting distracted by the narration mistakes and what I thought was an AI voice. Kudos for narrating so well on your newer videos. It is definitely a skill, and it seems to come naturally to you!
I wish Netflix had made this into a documentary rather than a drama.
The family clearly doesn’t want the attention anymore, so I assume that’s why it wasn’t a documentary
I'm surprised they didn't just set up cameras to catch who was leaving the letters. Personally I don't think this thing is a scam, I can't see two parents going on with this and selling the home for a loss just to get some attention. I can totally see someone doing all of this because they were outbid, a woman did this a few years ago to a couple and even put up a fake Craigslist ad in hopes of perverts going to the house to assault the wife, some people are just crazy. Do I believe the house has been watched by the same family for decades over three generations? No, I think the watcher just made shit up to scare them. Another reason I think it's real is that if you go onto google maps the house is blurred out and you can't go past it on street view, it just skips that part of the map.
Do you also believe the “Amityville Horror House” is truly haunted and has green slime coming down the walls? Because it is also blurred out in Google Maps. It’s quite easy to get your house blurred out - You can do so simply for privacy reasons. You can do so for security reasons. You can do so because your house is associated with a famous crime/alleged crime/hoax and are tired of tourists showing up to gawk at it. Blurring out a house doesn’t suddenly render the hoax credible.
why do you assume the "watcher" dropped them off himself/herself ? seems they were sent by postal mail.
@@AnneLaureStmpostal mail doesn’t deliver without a return address
Why would they set up a camera to record the mailman lol
@@happii720the watcher would deliver the letters himself since there’s no stamps or anything on them because that could easily be traced back to him
The letters are so childish and cheesy. Super corny
I would get a 4’x4’ banner printed that would read “DEAR WATCHER… COME AND GIT SUM!” with me holding my AK-74 underneath and post it on my front door.
Yes! Unintentional comedy.
@@davemccage7918fuck yeah bro but not gonna lie you just out corny'd the letters😂 just put the pic of the ak and you and put sum like "im watching to"
@@davemccage7918Sure you would big boy
Seems like someone was salty they got outbid on the house and turned to freaking the family out to get them to leave
And they WOULD have moved out if it weren't for those dang kids!
22:05 - That's "The Witcher" and it's not a dark game, just a fantasy RPG.
the game i think is "watch dogs".
@bukwok No. It's "The Witcher". The character shown is "Geralt of Rivia".
@@KdotLINE i know thats the witcher at 22:04 , i mean he not sure the game is the witcher or the watcher ,because there no video game called "the watcher", but a game call "watch dog" , in his theory if that gamer really the watcher guy/girl, and try to make some connection ,then he more like play "watch dog" than "the witcher", thats what i mean, no one knows whos the creepy the watcher, and stay a mystery i guess.
@@bukwok Ohh ok, gotcha. My bad for the misunderstanding.
yeah what the f 😂
"Boulevard is my job" is goddamn hilarious
I see no real proof that it could be them sending the letters to themselves.
1. "Why didn't they put up cameras?" Just because us online nerds are quick to think of that, it doesn't that some random family is also quick to think of that. Also, if the mail was delivered through the postal service, then all it would show would be the post being delivered like normal.
2. "Why did they continue to renovate?" Maybe they hoped that it would stop and they could eventually move in? If it was them, why would they renovate at all? And if it was them, why would they continue to show the letters to the potential buyers? All it did was prevent basically anyone from wanting to buy the place.
3. "Why did Derek send the imitation letters?" Sometimes people do stupid things, and he likely got mad at his neighbors response and found a creative way of responding.
4. "How would a neighbor know all these details?" By stalking them, by acting neighborly and talking to them, etc. The details in the letters is information that can be gained from the internet, stalking the house, talking to the homeowners (pretending to be a nice neighbor), talking to the contractors, etc.
What??? Why do you have to be an “online nerd” to know that cameras exist?
Also for you to look at the facts of this case and refuse to believe it’s a hoax is evidence of a disability. your brain is broken and you should be embarrassed to have posted this publicly
For Number 4, the narrator said that the Mom put the kids’ faces and names on her social media but then a minute later he’s like “How could the Watcher know about the kids’ information?”
Since they already began renovations and already own the house they of course would finish them so they could then later sell the house. Stopping mid renovations would make the house less able to be sold.
For a channel with less than 50,000 subscribers, I’m not impressed how your channel hasn’t gained very much publicity than I am with the performance of the video.
I must say, the video is beyond exceptional and is really well done, in so surprised about the coverage it’s getting.
Bravo!
I have heard of this case many times and have always believed ( and still do) that Derek is the Watcher.
The dna on the letter was from a woman
it has been proven that this financially ruined the family, they lost 400.000 dollars on the deal. The guy is a vice president on an insurance company. Theres no reason whatsoever for him to ruin himself financially and his reputation by doing something like this.
@@xsn1per3l1te Being well off doesn't preclude a need for attention. Also, it's entirely possible that he wasn't prescient enough to forsee the outcome.
@@worldsgreatestimpressionis6462 But it wasn't for attention. They kept this under wraps until they sued the previous owners - to which all the information had to be publicized.
I am still of the strong belief that Maria was the culprit. It shocks me how she isn’t considered at all, despite it making the most sense, imo.
Everything falls into place if she’s the culprit.
If the story really blows up in the media, you can either try to auction the house or you can rent it out for people to spend a weekend there and investigate (well above a regular AirBnb price of course). If life gives you lemons, make lemonade!
Blud he's a third party not affiliated with the family, so he doesn't own it, and the video was also made in 2022
@@jodekoje Doesn't change the fact that you can make money with everything once it's big in the media.
@@jodekojeprobably still there
This was just Amityville without the paranormal stuff
Yes. An elaborate hoax that never quite saw the payday the home’s new buyers had intended.
What is amityville
Not even close. They lost so much money and needed medication for their stress-and that was BEFORE they brought it to public light.
Really great summary of this case. You put out some real quality work here!
How do you know The Watcher didn't do that just to buy the house at a lower price?
I like this theory.
Don't think they could sell the house after this
ngl, starting a letter 'Violent winds and bitter cold." goes HARD
Yo, that “What the F*ck is this?” line made me burst out laughing 😂
Thank you for covering this
Thank you and welcome aboard !
@@VuldarYT thank you! 😁
Very interesting case. Great video!
@WyattRyrSway Thank you very much for your feedback and welcome onboard!
Know all these cases but your videos are great!
Thank You Mate, appreciate it
I agree seems like he always finds a little more or presents it in a way easier to understand format love it just found his channel!
The Watcher sounds like the average HOA member.
The part at 4:29 doesn't make sense. It says the old homeowners went to the Police with Maria Brodus, who is the new owner, with the letter. Then it says Detective Lugo told them "not to tell anyone about the letters especially the new neighbors who are now suspects. Is he referring to the Brodus'? What new neighbors?
He was referring to the new neighbors that they have- all of the neighbors who lived on the street.
It was a woman, I believe it was the wife. Regret on buying it, money issues, personal details BEFORE moving in, wouldn't put camera up, etc. Makes sense.
Yup, would also explain why the letters are have a sloppy handwriting on the envelope and a typed message inside. A complete stranger could just write normally, she's hiding her handwriting.
Translation: she realized the host wasn't going in the husband's name and therefore she won't get the house so she wanted to scare the husband away so he'd go but something else.
They dna tested her
Plus they lost half a million on the deal. The 400k and the 100k for the Reno
They also payed retired FBI agents, a PI.. I doubt it
@@weekendnomad5038Exactly plus they had to start seeing a doctor to BOTH get medication to help them sleep. I don’t believe she did it. That’s too much self harm
I think the answer was presented when the narrator pointed out the lack of logical steps taken to catch the alleged letter writer. Why indeed were no security cameras fixed on the mailbox, etc? This was a hoax perpetrated by the owners. Anyone with a library card can learn how to write in a mannered, artificial, overly literary way, as the letter writer in this case did. It doesn’t indicate an older person so much as someone who can read and mimic the style of a dramatic, rather theatrical writer. And then the husband admitted to writing similar letters? Uh, yeah. The only mystery is why they did this. The neighbors dodged a bullet by the fact that these rather unhinged people didn’t move into the house, that whatever scheme they were attempting ended up failing.
It makes no sense though, why try go through so many radical steps (such as split the house in 2) and then why send a new letter to the new owners? Also why would you ever sell the house at such a large loss?
Abby we know it’s you
What makes me scratch my head is that as of today, if you go on Google maps and try to look at the house3 on street view, it’s blurred out (which, granted, is becoming more common, a lot of people request this now. But what’s weirder is the google car literally didn’t track the part of the street that the house is on, even though it clearly shows the car was on both ends of the street. It looks like it totally skipped the section of the street the house is on)
Have you made a video of the circleville letter writer yet? That's one I'd like to see a video of. Thanks for the video and your indepth research
Not yet!
My guess is that they had someone (the watcher) living between the walls… that’s why the watcher didn’t allow renovations and knew intimate details of the family.
that got me fucking cackling
Room temperature IQ
That gave me goosebumps. Ew imagine that! Like the movie The Boy, that was good 😂
The walls had been checked by building authorities or contractors prior to remodeling, and they found no secret compartments or rooms.
@@istudios225LMAOO it’s a joke on the house 😭😭😭🫶🏽😂
How in the world did they keep delivering letters without being caught? They just need to track where the letter comes from
You're not the only commenter that asked this which i find, honestly, a little baffling. The whole point of the postal system is that you can send a letter anywhere you want,. Just drop it in your (or a public) mailbox and the mail-carrier will deliver it for you.
@@TheEloheimseems logical enough. Did they learn anything about the letters’ origins from the postmarking, etc? Where they were mailed from, whether postage on the letters was metered (which in itself can reveal some significant information), etc? I got the impression the letters were placed by the writer in the mailbox, but certainly using USPS would be less risky. Surely, however, a family so fearful of being harmed would install a robust security system, including cameras and alarms, to deter whoever wrote these silly letters from trespassing onto their property?
You can put any return address you want on a letter, including no return address. The point of the return address is so that if the letter cannot be properly mailed to the recipient then it can be returned to the mailer. On top of that you can mail a letter from any mailbox.
yeah this makes no sense. the postal service could have easily figured out exactly where the letters were mailed from. they did it with the unabomber.
Hell, I think I'll just start writing myself a bunch of weird demented letters and eventually sell it to Netflix? I want 10 billion dollars.. lol
If you 're willing to cut me in on the deal, I can send you the letters from the UK 😀
yall funny 😹
It might be 10 years for a netflix deal, but just be patience
Did they ever investigate the real estate agent? The moving crew? The renovation team? They would have access to such info, the lay out and be close enough to the family to get the info through several days if moving etc.
Looking at the sale records, did the owners get letters from 1990-2014 before the Broadus family moved in? Also, this is not far from the house John List owned who murdered his family and went on the run for nearly 20 years under a new identity.
The family before them got one single letter I do believe nothing more
@@SallyMars well, so they said. If they'd received more I doubt they'd fess up to it because it would just make them likelier to lose any lawsuit against them for not divulging that info. They were trying to downplay it the entire time for this reason.
I'm not done with video yet so maybe they tried this, but seems like a simple fix with a security camera. If u think he will notice just hide it in a birdhouse or pretend ur planting flowers & hide it.
exactly, why wouldnt derek or the wife just buy cameras? would it be because they wrote the letters? yes.
@@mythcc._. why do you assume the "watcher" dropped them off himself/herself ? seems they were sent by postal mail.
@@AnneLaureStm whats stopping derek from putting the letters in his own letterbox, or mailing them to himself?
@@AnneLaureStm I agree, it seems like they were sent in the mail
They should have install CCTV Cameras around their house.. 📸
Pet some BIG DOGS ( more than 2 ). And Hire a DETECTIVE ( Who will keeps watching their House surrounding activities and that watchers ).
3 Things are :
1. CCTVS
2. DOGS
3. DETECTIVE
1:29 wait... is that a picture of Jonathan Banks (The actor of Mike Ehrmantraut in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul)
Real
Do you know the history of the house? I don’t think you’re capable of knowing the history of the house.
**I AM THE WATCHER!!….I just needed something to do 👍!**
I knew it
15:19 This whole neighborhood sounds extremely weird. Garages on new houses would be "aesthetically unpleasing" but garages on old houses aren't? And who cares if Abby Langford doesn't want to look out at a driveway? It's not her house! They're acting like the house is a sculpture for the neighborhood to admire rather than someone's property that they intend to live in.
did anyone suspect the mailman i mean if anyone can know the details of new people moving in and add stuff to the mail without being noticed is the mailman
I find it weird that so many people request putting cameras at the mailbox.
1) There's no guarantee that the perpetrator is putting the letters in there themselves, they could be posting them from the post office, in which case all you'd catch is the mail man. There's a chance you could catch someone, but it's not a guarantee.
2) If we assume for a moment the watcher is real and not a hoax, and knows so much, you'd expect they'd know about installed cameras and know to avoid them.
So yes putting cameras may have caught some suspicious activity or it may not have, but using the fact they didn't install any as "proof" that it's a hoax is a bit of a step.
I mean it couldn't really have hurt
If it was the broaddus family then why try to split up the house into 2 lots and why send a letter to the new owners after they were able to sell it?
It was the Langfords. The neighbors. Only theory that pans out and makes sense
I feel like it has to be abby Langford because when they wanted to tear down the house she said she looked at the house everyday
Watcher aside am I the only one who thinks this neighborhood sounds like complete hell? Literally everyone involved in this story is either obnoxious or crazy lol
@@elfm02Which is so funny because it’s like okay cool now you can look at something else? 😂
I would sat on the porch first thing in the morning. Drinking my coffee. Puffing on a Woods. And cleaning my 13 guns. ALL F******DAY! 😅. WATCH THAT HOMIE! 😅
The young blood phrase always creeped me out. I never know what to actually make of this case though.
Another excellent video, wow your channel and content are very good and stand out from other true crime channels. In this case of 657 Boulevard, I'd assume that for the family (Derek or Maria Broaddus) to have staged the thing themselves, they would have had to have stuck to an iron and far-fetched scam. It would have been surprising, given that they pulled it off then and never left fingerprints or DNA behind to bust themselves. Although they could have of course blamed this on simply 'having read' the letters. That typewriter was also never found and their kids also never spoke up about seeing one or the other parent sweating over an old typewriter? And if those letters were handwritten, a specialist would surely have been able to find similar style writings in their house, you'd think. The only thing that lingers a bit is the letters which Derek sent later to critics of Maria under the alias 'Friends of the Broaddus family'. But I would want to know here if 'similar style' meant a generally similar style? Or if he wrote forensically tested similar? I suspect the former. Because writing consistently in an outdated style is very difficult. I can tell because I am a writer. Unless someone truly studied the lingo of a long gone era, they will make mistakes. And apparently the Watchers letters were very consistent in that sense. So my bets are on a neighbour. Maybe not their direct neighbours, but a neighbour living in the bigger circle. Someone attached to this house indeed, with a childhood memory of this house and a deep-seeted hatred of changes being made to the house. Older people can resist changes in general and although bizarre, this scenario seems more logical than a big scam by the family themselves. They would have all had to be top-notch actors then, with a superb eye for detail and planning, given how even the workman were witnesses of the fall-out these letters caused. And a young family with 3 kids? You'd think they would have different things on their mind than to make themselves famous over their own Amityville Horror-type of house. Besides, the house seemed to have been lovely! They could have just resold it without problem, without all the media fuss. And signing the rights to Netflix.. not sure that was the blockbuster breakthrough they had hoped for. I myself (not an American) have never heard of this Netflix series before.. In any case, you cover very interesting and mysterious cases. I don't think this following mysterious case fits into your 'portfolio', but maybe you find it an interesting read. I wrote a huge blog series about two young Dutch women who disappeared in Panama. It is another sleuth-trap of a story, but just FYI, my blog is called koudekaas blogspot
Thank You, do you have the exact name for this case?
@@VuldarYT The disappearance of Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon. They disappeared in Boquete Panama in 2014.
@wellhello6618 added to my List, Thank You
The two houses versus one seems like a big difference cash wise, cash wise.
I find this case really interesting. I think it's really possible that someone was targeting the family because they wanted to buy the house but were outbid. Although it's interesting that the Broaddus' were the only ones who got letters from the Watcher. The family that sold them the house didn't receive such letters.
Yes they did, did you not watch the full video? The previous owner received a letter before selling and didn't tell the new family. Then they sued them
@HowToSideHustleOG Yes, I watched the whole video. I was just stating my opinion on what could've happened. You don't have to be so rude.
The family they bought the house from got a letter too. It is stated pretty early ons
@@asmrtpop2676 Oh really? Which family was that? Was it the elderly couple the Broaddus purchased the home from? I think it was them if I remember right.
I want to say that I would have fired back with letters of my own, addressed to the Watcher, calling them a coward for not addressing whatever grievances they have with me face-to-face, but then I haven't read the letters that the Broaddus family received either.
I'm sure that if I had, I would have been too afraid.
"A videogame where he played as a character called THE WATCHER!" oh my fuck man, the game is called THE WITCHER. LOL...LMAO even.
he played the other games too, THE WETCHER, THE WOTCHER and THE WUTCHER
LMAO I lost it when he said "a really dark game" i was expecting something actually obscure
Just friendly advice for the channel, to try to veer into less known cases, or cases that havent been already covered extensively by a thousand channels. The animations and storytelling are too awesome to be wasted on the same repeated events that have been already told again and again and again. Theres a huge amount of cases that have been under-covered, are not nearly as popular. The too typical ones i just skip.
Thank You, I addressed this under another comment as well. I have a small Channel and small channels in the beginning cannot afford to create videos on topics that aren’t that popular because Algorithm doesn’t care about small channels to show enough impressions to strangers for views and because nobody knows about this topic so we can rule out views from search as well. However, In future, I’ll cover such topics.
Agreed but I like that he does old cases because he does them so well. He's developing an audience and I'm one of them. Subbed last night, been watching since then. It's very nice and I'm excited for the channel to grow.
My vote is for the newbuyer couple too. Although I am sure the police took the woman's DNA to check, since they even collected the bottle from a secondary suspects.
Mysterious sender who knows everything about the kids and the family, and appears 2.5 years later. That's them. People loves getting attention.
Apparently the new owners that bought the house in 2019 do not get these letters. This story seems like it is fake. There is just too many questionable things within this story.
It's possible it's a neighbor who hates children, they didn't mail the previous owners until they sold and talk mostly about young blood to keep the family from moving in
@ But my issue is why is there only really a record of just that family and the couple prior getting those letters? And the prior family was “not worried about it”.
More content.... Please ☺️
This thought about wireless cameras in the mailbox or near it is possible now but wasn't most of this activity nearly 10 years ago? That tech is just now becoming more mainstream (wireless wifi cameras not wired). I have them now and was an early adaptor.
this is just someone trying to keep the rent down in that area
The only plausible explanation IMO is that they wrote the letters themselves. It’s entirely possible that it was a neighbor, but it doesn’t make much sense to me for the neighbor to leave them alone for 2 years.
i think it’s definitely someone who wanted them to sell, so probably the real estate agent.
Interesting video, although I will admit that your gamer angle threw me off pretty hard lol. I really don't know how anybody could consider playing video games like Alien: Isolation and The Witcher (NOT 'The Watcher') as suspicious or concerning behavior. I'd be really interested in understanding your thought process there tbh
So Netflix own the rights to The Witcher and The Watcher.
Indeed, and that fact is both scary and incredibly infuriating to me.
...Though it's mostly just the latter 😒
Pretty weird that the only part of the boulevard that isnt on google street view is right outside the house 😶
I had to go and look, that is creepy
The famous watcher from Witcher trilogy 22:05
Made me question the quality of the rest of the video lol.
i remember seeing this plot on netflix. was it based off a true story?
Yes!
What movie?
@@Wispectre "the watcher" I think
This poor family got screwed at every turn. The judge. The neighbors. Even the town and people outside the neighborhood, of course all didn’t want the house to be torn down yet none of them were lining up to move in themselves. Some people have no empathy.
"Netflix is planning on doing a series on this, which will be released... 3 months ago"
Also, "indicates someone who was quite well-read" yet they misspell words left and right lmao
How would they not set up someone In front of the house 24/7 for a week to see who is putting the letters in the mailbox or whatever
Its possible that the person putting the letters in the box, was DUN DUN DUN! the mailman
Didn’t Netflix make a series about this? Was pretty good!
yea it was called the watcher, really good show but unfortunately, since it was based on a true story, the ending wasn’t really a good one
If i had gotten such letters i would have went "nope!" And moved away right away, especially with the part the watcher talks weirdly about the new blood of the kids, how can you live in a place where some weirdo acts like a maniac and talks like that over your family? No way i would stay there if i had the money to move away.
is this what that one netflix show was based on?
24/7 surveillance of the mailbox and around the house is the first thing that come to mind. its almost painful that they didnt do that. they had plenty of money. makes it seem like a scam. or even cameras around their whole house. it seems like theres a lot of things they could have done but didnt.
I hope this goes somewhere. 10 minutes in and it’s just a weird neighbor sending letters
You can sell the rights of a case? God, WTF can’t be monetized these days?
I don't see how setting up high quality outdoor cameras can't mostly solve this issue. As the letters did not have a sender's address they would not have been posted, so the only way the letters could arrive in the mailbox is a random walking up to it.
Even move the letter box closer to the front of the house so more cameras can get better footage. Heck, after moving the letter box closer to the home, why not also then erect 2 poles either side of the letter box and then put high quality motion cameras on them, facing each other so they won't be set off by someone walking along the front footpath - so there will be half a dozen cameras. Organise with the local postal service to have all mail to this address redirected elsewhere (the parent's home) and never have anything mailed to the Boulevard address. Maybe buy a dog for the family and keep it mostly out the front (seems the house had a nice front porch) with a leash long enough so it can reach the letter box but not much further. Erect a front fence with a bell and/or warning noise when the gate is opened. I'm sure even back in 2014 could have the alarm system sound in the house or via an app on your phone.
Point is there are so many steps which can be taken to make it very difficult for the Watcher to get to the letter box without some warning and significant video footage being taken of them.
I think this is faked somehow by the father.
Did the watcher state that he was the one putting the letters in the mail? If he didn't then why would they record the mail box? If he didn't state he was doing it then it's obvious he just mails the letters and without knowing, the mailman/lady just delivers what they think is everyday mail
Pretty sure if you concatenate all the red words from these videos it will be a manifesto. 😂 love your work.
bro sounds like my gps
I think it has a lot to do with Maria. She grew in the neighbourhood + she has a lot to gain from the whole ordeal.
How could the investigators not catch anyone watching the house ever. That seems the most logical thing to do. Either physically or with cctv. Hidden cameras placed towards the street. I think it was someone that wanted to buy the house and got out bid by the family. Their goal was to have them not move in for some reason: either they wanted it themselves or for another reason. More than likely the motive.
sounds like they wanted some fame to help get buyers to their house. they wanted to flip the house, and wanted to garuntee they would get a payout.
It says it , the watcher lived in that house or been in that house because the parents worked there taking care of the house, I believe the house has hidden doors walk ways, in the basement, he probably as a kid road all those hidden passages. He k ows so much because he over heard them while hiding in walls. If u check missions built in 1800 or early 1900 usually had hidden door ways and passage ways.
man wonder whats the number of the house to make my own research of this...
/s
It was obviously someone with direct line of sight to the house. That’s the reason it was hard to catch them. They never had to leave their house.
Did the police look into the contractors?
I've only ever heard them talking about the neighbours and the family.
I honestly believe it’s someone mad that they couldn’t buy the house or they were out bid
To me, this is an easy investigation. Ask everyone that could possibly be a suspect to spell "anxious" which they misspelled as anchious and spell any other words that were misspelled in the letters. It might not stand up in court but at least you would know who was really behind it.
Question: If its 2024 now, and it says the video was uploaded 1 yr ago, how is it that you just said netflix recently bought this story or whatever and IS SET TO RELEASE IN 2022?????!! WHAT AM I MISSING????
At that time, Netflix had only announced the Series, and I assumed it would be a documentary so I mentioned it in my video.
22:04 cmon, the game is called "The Witcher" LOL
Is this what the watcher on Netflix is based off of? They literally sound so similar
Never mind I just figured out that that’s what the mini series you mentioned
Yes
I swear it’s one of the neighbors that doesn’t want a neighbor
21:58 those games are tame af lol. Also any connection with the witcher is entirely ridiculous.
The letters stated they had been watching for decades...but they started right before the sale of the home?
smells like a scam to me. I mean, someone can get all that info about you and your family...and you don't notice at all? never see the same face all over town? never catch someone parked outside? Never once catch the letter placer putting the letter there?
....its too perfect of a 'crime' for me to believe its real.
What about the mailman? Would be someone who would see the house and its residents up close daily, someone who could drop the letters in the mailbox among the rest of the mail without drawing any suspicion onto themself, and so on…
i watched the netflix series and it was great, thanks bro.
this family is currently being stalked and this guy decided to tell 182 thousand people their adress
Always reminds me of the circleville letters! They even mixed both cases for the show or movie forget which one it is! I always thought maybe it was one of there friends in there circle who were jealous of them or something!
Had to be a close neighbour. The family almost went broke because of it and why did the last people really move out? Maybe mr shmit from next door, he had all the time in the world to watch and listen to them also the "look behind you" might be hinting that its from the house behind theirs
If it was me, I wouldn't even have bothered to open the letter. Would have just threw it around.
You would have opened it.