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Everything that happened in Yerba Buena, from start to finish, was only six weeks. The transformation from a farming village to a *literal pagan blood cult* happened in a month and a half. It's amazing and existentially horrifying how quickly everything can change.
the 2nd story - that poor kid Sebastian ran 15 miles, scared to death, tells the authorities about what he encounters. They don't believe him at first, but then decide to send ONE COP & POOR SEBASTIAN all the way back to check out his story. Sebastian & the cop were then tortured & killed. That is the saddest thing ever, I feel so bad for Sebastian. I mean, I feel bad for everyone that lost their lives here, but Sebastian I just really feel for, because he went all the way back there, just to be killed, after running 15 miles, scared to death to tell the authorities about his harrowing encounter. That is soo messed up.
Honestly that’s probably why they didn’t take him seriously. Imagine running 15 miles after witnessing something you couldn’t comprehend. He had all that adrenaline and shock in him, he probably looked like he was in something when he got there. Too bad he ended up being killed by what he saw, the cop should’ve been more cautious if he really did believe Sebastian at all, they could’ve maybe been okay if they hadn’t gone alone. But it’s truly terrifying to imagine.
@@stellamariss3335hat’s the thing though. A guy showed up at my friends house once an hour or 2 after he had got out of his car to try and help and seen some really bad stuff in a wreck on highway, and let me tell ya, you could easily see in his eyes and face he was not fkin around, he had a permanent shocked look, seemed like adrenaline pumping and was just all out of wack.. So at least in this example there was no question it had happened, I can’t imagine a guy in this state after running 15 miles not be taken serious. Shit is terrible.
The photo of "Magdalena Solis" actually depict the Danish child-murderer Dagmar Overby. I have no idea why this is such a widespread mistake, but you're the fifth youtuber I've seen mix up those two.
@@maddieb.4282Says the one who is writing off a honest mistake as misinformation. In all honesty, if you hate it as much as you say you do then stop complaining online and do something about otherwise stop crying because no one cares.
Honestly that 1st case was a GENIUS idea for investigators to get forensic evidence check on a suspect who has no other "signs" of criminal activity. I wish more police forces would be as creative as that. *I can't stand when investigations stall because "they dont know how the criminal entered the crime scene without the use of force, or they find suspicious things but it's about someone who has no history of violent/criminal activity." (Like it's impossible for someone to have secrets/or find ways to enter places without physically breaking something...?) It frustrates me so i appreciate the high quality level of detective work that was done to solve that 1st case.
Yeah, I hate it when they’re like, “They have no priors”, As a reason not to suspect someone, but it’s like, serial killers don’t start with 10 kills, they start with one. Sure enough, he had plans to kill again.
@@archangel6666 yeah that's the nonsense of other countries legal systems.. in general the legal system does not bring justice but i will always be interested in detective/forensics/evidence work. Investigation work, finding answers for the victims and their families. That's what i care about most.
Something about The Beast of Rupperswil is that what set my alarm bells off was that the killer used to be a youth sports supervisor…. Meaning he was around young boys all the time and we all know the horrible things he did to the youngest boy. Sickening!
I live in Switzerland and it was truly terrifing to have something like this happen near you. We always thought we lived in a save country, our beliefs were shattered...
Never trust someone who exclusively specializes with working with small children while unsupervised. Sure, not all are pedos, but if someone is a pedo, then they would definitely pursue such a job
@@stellamay5986 yes I noticed that too after I had commented I wanted to see what could have caused the mix up. But it seems that he definitely isn’t the only one and probably just trusted a lot of the other sources :/ it’s wierd tho
39:40 There's actually a criminal case in Brazil where a group of cannibals actually sold food made with human flesh in 2008 Google "Canibais de Garanhuns " or "Garanhuns Cannibals" if you're curious, I'm surprised none of these true crime channels ever talked about this one tbh. Garanhuns is a city in the State of Pernambuco in The northeastern region of Brazil, and it's actually close to the city I was born so I was really scared at the time x.x Edit: I remember interviews with people who had bought their food, saying it tasted so bad they just threw it away.
#1Very few true crime documentaries or channels cover cases from South America. I have no idea why that is, just a pattern I have noticed. #2 Humans will rarely admit to eating human flesh. Historically, the eaters have claimed they were delusional, have no memory of it, deny it completely, or say they were forced. The stigma associated with it is very powerful, and rightfully so. Realistically, humans being animals, are going to have varied uh, flavors, kind of the way a wild hog will taste different than domesticated fat and lazy 'factory' hog that has never walked more than 20 steps in it's life. I'm sure a marathon runner is going to be different than a 40 year old gamer who takes 5 anxiety meds a day and hasn't seen daylight in 2 months. The reason I am using Pigs as an example is that Pig is most commonly what human is said to taste like. Not at all considering our physical similarities with pigs.
Just adding a small correction at around 7:50 - "one thousand euros" is not "eleven thousand dollars". Even if it was "one thousand swiss francs" (the currency they're actually using in Switzerland), it wouldn't be close to 11k us$. 1k euros is around 1.1k us$. PS: If you ever need help with translating German or googling stuff in German - feel free to reach out to me, I'm a native speaker and would be glad to help.
It wouldn't be a Cadaber video if he didn't fuck something up that is basically common knowledge. Like when he said "North Pole" TWICE! in a fuckin' video about the fuckin' South Pole! A fire-able offense in my book.
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I bet the last guy was tied up with organized crime. Missing part of a finger, burned-off fingerprints, tied up with gambling and making bets for tens of thousands of dollars, managing to only get attacked but not killed in prison and then trying to escape while in the hospital, ending himself when he realized there was no other escape, it all is classic “I’m tied up with a gang that will do much worse than kill me if I don’t get out of this country.”
Now that you mention it, in Japan, Yakuza have to cut off the tip of their finger when they dishonor the clan. I know this happened in China, but I don't think it's too far-fetched to connect the dots.
@@richardcaraballo1185 That was exactly my thinking. I imagine the whole cutting off a finger thing is derived from Asian culture’s obsession with self-sacrifice to make up for a transgression.
As soon as I heard about the burnt off fingerprints I thought the same. He likely didn't act alone in disposing of the family, and why the neighborhood didn't seem to react to him running the restaurant without the family. I do feel bad for the kids. They suffered for their parents addiction.
Actually Wong/Huang Zhiheng did that to himself he cut the tip off of his own finger and tried to burn the prints off of his fingers in a vain attempt to ensure he wouldn't be linked to the murder he committed years earlier in Hong Kong emphasis on "vain attempt" as the Maccau and Hong Kong police were able to linked to that murder via what remained of Wong/Huang Zhiheng's fingerprints
The Magdalena Solis case is purely fictional. The photograph shown of her in this video is of Dagmar Overbye. The case was first reported in the _Violent World_ tabloids, which were the Mexican equivalent of 'Weekly World News.' It's like the videomaker made zero effort to research the story, just reading the Wikipedia page, which uses the _Violent World_ article as its only primary source.
@@RockandrollNegroactually I was able to find an English newspaper published in 1963 (so a contemporary news source) which gives names of all the victims/perpetrators as well as the court judge. So I definitely think it was a real trial for a real crime that happened 🤷🏽♀️
@philrobinson3114 other people in the comments have mentioned this but it’s actually the 1000 Euros number that’s wrong, not the $11,000. There were 2 different withdrawals, 1000 Euros from the son's girlfriend's bank account, and then 9850 CHF from the mother's account. Combined, that adds up to about $11000 So there was a withdrawal of 1000 Euros and the total amount was around $11000, it was just the second, larger withdrawal wasn’t mentioned. I’d guess it was accidentally deleted while the video was being edited, and he didn’t notice it was missing while watching it back to “proofread” bc more egregious editing mistakes are also present (like one point where he says the same sentence twice)
Also sorry but there’s literally 0 credible sources for the Magdalena Solis story, except tabloids from 50 years after the event. Sounds like an internet story.
you've got to respect the swiss authorities, they acted quickly and intelligently, profiled the killer and took steps to find him, getting the DNA sample was genius as well.
Cadaber uploads so fire you start them and within what feels like 3 minutes they're over, even though 44 minutes have passed. My favorite true crime channel by FAR
I was a kid and was still living in Hong Kong when the pork bun murderer case happened. It was such a huge deal in both HK and Macau. By the way, your research is very well done 👍🏻
Im so glad i watched this video. There's a guy that yells at clouds in the park near my house and he keeps telling me to traffick my children to allow my spirit to ascend to the highest level of clarity and to prevent the apocalypse... I was gonna do it tomorrow morning until i got this much needed warning. Thanks Cadaber, you're a lifesaver.
I hear the word "genius" misused more than ever. Anyone who seems to be different or eccentric is labeled genius. When in fact they are not really even smart. The cops who solved that crime in the way they did, thinking outside, way outside the box like that, are in fact geniuses. They saved a community from a beast serial killer, ready to go.
So we can make money describing how someone was raped, viciously murdered, and set ablaze, but the word “pedophile” is where TH-cam draws the line. Like what’s the point of even speaking at this point if you can’t express common words
@@thecorruptversionthe story is most likely folklore/urban legend. The only sources on it are from recent tabloids, (no legitimate Mexican newspapers at the time it supposedly occurred) and one book on the occult. Sometimes the name “Magdalena solis” is interchangeable with "Celina Salvana" and the supposed photograph of her is of an entirely different person
If you were going to mix human with animal meat, pork would be the one to do it with. It is not like there is a ton of info on what humans taste like but two things have always stood out to me. One is that names for and/or descriptions of the taste from different cannibalistic cultures (all from the Pacific region iirc) that existed until fairly recently either explicitly or implicitly refer to pork when describing human meat. The other is that I have heard firefighters describe their dislike of pork BBQ by describing it as reminding them too much of what people smell like when burned. Including firefighters who used to love pork BBQ. It is basically a bunch of anecdotal stuff and I have never seen anything academic relating to language that proves the connection with pork in those cultures that still practiced cannibalism. However I wouldn't expect much along those lines either. These are cultures that changed or died out before any of our grandparents were born (more or less) and I wouldn't expect too many firefighters to be that candid with many people. But I do feel that while they should be taken with a big grain of salt, there really might be something here.
@@amnesia1346 Maybe. Could be a holdover from an older tradition. Could be about diseases passing from animal to human as well. Any actual explanation is likely a combo of a bunch of reasons.
Magdalena Solís's case should become a feature-length movie. Terrifying yet fascinating. Fascinating yet decidedly, accutely inhumane. What a terrible incident.
Cadaber - you find the most compelling, obscure, frighteningly bizarre cases! You have the perfect voice & tone for these types of odd stories, as well. I just really appreciate all of the hard work that you do to present these tales for us - you are very much appreciated! I live for these weird, terrifying vids. So, thank you so very much!😊
With the last story, I think the suspect having a portion of his index finger cut off was not a coincidence. This is a common form of punishment in the yakuza, so I believe he had ties to organized crime. Perhaps the couple did owe money from gambling debts, but it's likely that they had either been coerced with physical violence into signing away the deeds to their properties, or these documents had been fabricated entirely. I suspect there are more people involved in the murders than just Wong.
That was the first thing I thought when he mentioned the finger. And to just straight up execute 10 people and kids with no hesitation?? That's super cold mafia type shit right there-- definitely more to the story 🤔
@@AspenFireflyGaming wanna know what's even worse? saying saying both "people" and "kids" as if kids aren't people and therefore a distinction being necessary. i think it's pretty immoral to do that, actually
Can’t believe I’d never heard of this Magdalena cult. Thought I knew all the well known crazy ones… You’re just trying to find a woman to be the face of your cult and she ends up being a blood drinking psychopath. What are the odds?
@@tonyisnotdead I beg to differ. Some true crime TH-camrs say this at the beginning of their uploads and a few genuinely mean it. Goodness knows I've learned a lot. For instance, many men are abused by their partners. Incels. Gov't crimes. The injustices of so many cases. Offing partners for insurance money. Love-bombing. The list is long. You get out of it what you want to.
It’s these true crime wine mum podcasters. They think true crime is an aesthetic. People that call their fans “murderinos” or sell mugs that say “full body chills” and make crass jokes while talking about horrific crimes. True crime has been gentrified.
Because in most first-world nations, except America, prison is intended to rehabilitate people instead of just pure retributive justice. Vengeance costs money and only causes more hurt in the long run.
@@bobbyf1626 Yes, most first world legal systems, although rehabilitative in spirit, also have loopholes to keep the heinous MFs locked up indefinitely. In Canada, where I'm from, the max sentence someone can receive is 25 years for murder, but if they get a "Dangerous Offender" label stamped to their file, they can be incarcerated until that designation is lifted. We have some awful serial killers and brutalizers of children who get the D.O. classification, which is just a way to keep them locked up indefinitely. Robert Picton, who murdered between 26 and 49 women, was charged with second-degree murder and has to serve 25 years before he's eligible for parole, but I have a sneaking suspicion that his parole will be denied and he'll die in prison. There's a fine line between rehabilitation and keeping monsters away from the rest of us. The exceptional criminals usually die in prison in Canada.
@Cadaber, man. You are a TH-camr who was just amazing: off jump, out of the gate, however you wanna say it, as far as what I want to see. THANK you, man, SO MUCH, for your work. I have a debilitating autoimmune disease (RA), and work like yours helps me through the pain. Again, thank you. It means more to me than you might realize.
i just discovered your channel and i just have to say you're a great narrator, actually your voice remind me of back in the day when Corpse would narrate those horror stories, great job!
It‘s so shocking to see a swiss case covered in a true crime video… I’m swiss and I’ve loved true crime for years but never got to see someone explaining a swiss case!
@@tonyisnotdead As if you're just casually googling about a murdered family in the days leading up to their murder and the stuff you're googling is "private" to you lol
If Google hadn't cooperated, this guy might very well still be on the loose and other families would have suffered similar fates to the victims. @@tonyisnotdead
The theory that Wong mixed the human meat with the pork meat isn't too far fetched, after all, it has been said that human and pork meat taste similar. I still believe it's just a myth, but at least its has a base in actual facts.
Just to clarify, 1,000 Euros is 1,096.70 US Dollars where as 11,000 US Dollars is 10,030.09 Euros. There's was just something lost in translation. Either 1,000 Euros( 1096.70 USD) or 10,30.094, Euros(1100 USD) was the amount withdrawn.
I'm swiss and life near rupperswil, so if you ever need some german translation i can do it. Also it really was just called "murderer of rupperswil", i don't know where "the beast of rupperswil" came from, maybe bc he was called monster
I got to the pork bun murders part - slightly distrubed but comforted by the fact that all of the incidents mentioned so far happened far from where i live. As soon as the thought entered my brain - i hear MACAU, which made me take back what i thought immediately lol. Weird coincidence
Even though the urban legend of the killer turned his victims into pork buns turned out to be just a myth, who would want to eat in a restaurant where a brutal murder was taking place?
Popped up in my recommendations just as my dog started panicking over bad thunder, currently playing this a: to watch and b: to distract her. Perfect timing.
The youngest was assaulted, the man already gave me an eerie vibe, and they worked with youth athletes. Yes, they have two big cute huskies, but if I had a dollar for every time some psychopath seems sweet or at least harmless on the outside. I’d be Batman. He’s known for having a pretty specific schedule because of those dogs, which is a very unique aspect, they were also looking up murder related things leading up to it, and coincidentally not at home the one day the murders took place. I mean it’s just not looking good, a lot of it well, all of it is circumstantial, but Google really just hammered your ass in
That wasn't quite the exact tale of Magdalena Solis, but it's hard to find good and accurate information on her in English. My Padrino was the Governor of Prisons in Mexico and whilst I lived with him during a couple summers, because my dad had died, and he knew my interest in becoming a criminal profiler he took me to see Magdalena Solis and Alfredo Trevino, both were kind the basis of Hannibal Lector. Both were fascinating, though only Magdalena was terrifying. If I hadn't known better about Trevino I probably would have gladly followed him anywhere so intelligent, interesting and charismatic he was. She was completely mad and bloodthirsty. Trevino, however was brilliant. Absolutely brilliant and gentleman. I never did become a profiler after I witnessed the autopsy of a 9 month girl who had been viscously raped to death, but to this day I still treasure the opportunities to have seen and talked to such monsters up close.
That last story makes me Sick. 10 people… a whole family including small children? Over Money? And after all that. the bastard still got to go out on his own terms? This world truly can be demented sometimes can’t it.
Jong was the one that owed a the debt. I am not Asian I'm a black American and growing up in the inner city in the 80's there were a lot of old black men that had the tips of their fingers missing. When you owed a debt and couldn't pay you would have to chop off the tip of your finger and give it to the person that you owe money to.
@@Wasteland88 they didn't accept the fingertips as payment. When you gamble or try to borrow money from someone and they see your fingertips are missing that tells them that you don't pay your debts so they don't loan you money and you get kicked out of the gambling spot.
Skepticism should not be confused/conflated with incredulity as was done @ 22:50. That is a description of the police being incredulous not skeptical. The difference is that incredulity is being unwilling to believe something while skepticism requires evidence to support or contradict any belief.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. That case could be seen as either an example of power corrupting (in the case of the false goddess becoming more delusional) or of the opposing hypothesis, that only people who are truly corrupt seek out such power to begin with.
any power corrupts absolutely. power requires a hierarchy, the stability of a hierarchy requires violence. so if you have power, that's because other people are forced to be on the bottom tiers of whatever hierarchy you are at the top of via violence
Just to add the Magdalena Solís case is very likely an urban legend that originated in the English speaking world. No Mexican, even those who live in San Luis Potosí has heard of it and newspapers from the area don't cover it, the Spanish language wikipedia mostly sources English language sources that are pulpy and unreliable. A Guadalajara newspaper that has been around since the 1910s hasn't mentioned anything and Guadalajara is a major city quite close to San Luis Potosí. Considering how salacious this is I'd have expected at least one Mexican I've met to have heard of this story, especially living in Guanajuato a very conservative state directly south of San Luis Potosí but none have ever heard of it. The only sourced photos of the woman are of a Danish serial killer, which you yourself used in the video. The fact the men additionally used Incan gods, but also mixed in a Mexica god points to this story being fake as most Mexicans would have a rudimentary understanding of the Mexica gods, especially if they knew of the Inca. The truly interesting thing I think now is to find out where the story came from and who created it.
@rohansheils4187 Hey, there's someone in these comments claiming to have spoken to Magdalena. So while I agree with your argument why it might be bull, maybe you can comment something. Very interesting stuff. @LozenColorado is the @
Glad someone else pointed this out. The entry in this video is basically just a recitation of the Wikipedia article, which is plastered with "unreliable source" and "factual accuracy disputed" headers. He just had to read the talk page on the Wikipedia to find out that this entire story is bullshit.
Your videos are so viewable/listenable, not only because of your story telling & structure styles but i think the fact you can go into the darker parts without it feeling super grim is great!! sometimes the deep dark feelings attached with these incidents are too much.
I think about that second story a lot. Specifically I think about the other cops. I wonder how long it took for them to start feeling a little nervous. Did someone crack a joke about how, maybe they really were sacrificing someone in that cave? How long did they tel themselves they were getting worked up over nothing? How long until they broke and went looking?
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1,000 euros = $1,097 not $11,000
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You can never go wrong with the axiom "All TH-cam sponsorships are outright scams or the products are complete garbage" because they universally are.
Nothing wrong with getting paid, but maybe work in a devious and subtle way to defame the product you're flogging. Innocent people listen to endorsements and spend hard earned money on total garbage, and you're an integral part of that sadness.
Everything that happened in Yerba Buena, from start to finish, was only six weeks.
The transformation from a farming village to a *literal pagan blood cult* happened in a month and a half.
It's amazing and existentially horrifying how quickly everything can change.
WHAT that's insane 😭
Fake
@@OffendingTheOffendable 20:40
This is why education is important. So simple farmers dont fall victim to the charms of cultists.
If it happened. The Sources for this are subpar in Spanish and English.
the 2nd story - that poor kid Sebastian ran 15 miles, scared to death, tells the authorities about what he encounters. They don't believe him at first, but then decide to send ONE COP & POOR SEBASTIAN all the way back to check out his story.
Sebastian & the cop were then tortured & killed. That is the saddest thing ever, I feel so bad for Sebastian. I mean, I feel bad for everyone that lost their lives here, but Sebastian I just really feel for, because he went all the way back there, just to be killed,
after running 15 miles, scared to death to tell the authorities about his harrowing encounter. That is soo messed up.
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Honestly that’s probably why they didn’t take him seriously. Imagine running 15 miles after witnessing something you couldn’t comprehend. He had all that adrenaline and shock in him, he probably looked like he was in something when he got there. Too bad he ended up being killed by what he saw, the cop should’ve been more cautious if he really did believe Sebastian at all, they could’ve maybe been okay if they hadn’t gone alone. But it’s truly terrifying to imagine.
Reminds me of the three escapees from Elan Schools fate, while diffrent, the two that didn't survive faced horrible deaths too.
@@stellamariss3335hat’s the thing though. A guy showed up at my friends house once an hour or 2 after he had got out of his car to try and help and seen some really bad stuff in a wreck on highway, and let me tell ya, you could easily see in his eyes and face he was not fkin around, he had a permanent shocked look, seemed like adrenaline pumping and was just all out of wack.. So at least in this example there was no question it had happened, I can’t imagine a guy in this state after running 15 miles not be taken serious. Shit is terrible.
The photo of "Magdalena Solis" actually depict the Danish child-murderer Dagmar Overby. I have no idea why this is such a widespread mistake, but you're the fifth youtuber I've seen mix up those two.
Wow this is so messed up. I hate misinformation
Not just youtube. Some Google search results results as well.
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@@maddieb.4282Says the one who is writing off a honest mistake as misinformation. In all honesty, if you hate it as much as you say you do then stop complaining online and do something about otherwise stop crying because no one cares.
@@christopherespinoza-darnel8514 Butthurt baby alert
Honestly that 1st case was a GENIUS idea for investigators to get forensic evidence check on a suspect who has no other "signs" of criminal activity. I wish more police forces would be as creative as that. *I can't stand when investigations stall because "they dont know how the criminal entered the crime scene without the use of force, or they find suspicious things but it's about someone who has no history of violent/criminal activity." (Like it's impossible for someone to have secrets/or find ways to enter places without physically breaking something...?) It frustrates me so i appreciate the high quality level of detective work that was done to solve that 1st case.
I literally just said the same... then heard Cadaber say it too 🤦♂️😂
All that high level police work only to end up with a possibility of the guy getting paroled in the future. Like dang mann cmooonnn
Yeah, I hate it when they’re like, “They have no priors”, As a reason not to suspect someone, but it’s like, serial killers don’t start with 10 kills, they start with one. Sure enough, he had plans to kill again.
@@imgreen1289Also how much you want to bet he hadn’t been abusing some of those kids he worked with?
@@archangel6666 yeah that's the nonsense of other countries legal systems.. in general the legal system does not bring justice but i will always be interested in detective/forensics/evidence work. Investigation work, finding answers for the victims and their families. That's what i care about most.
Something about The Beast of Rupperswil is that what set my alarm bells off was that the killer used to be a youth sports supervisor…. Meaning he was around young boys all the time and we all know the horrible things he did to the youngest boy. Sickening!
That's what most of them do..
It's very common for them to work with children
I live in Switzerland and it was truly terrifing to have something like this happen near you. We always thought we lived in a save country, our beliefs were shattered...
Never trust someone who exclusively specializes with working with small children while unsupervised. Sure, not all are pedos, but if someone is a pedo, then they would definitely pursue such a job
@@raptor2052no nation on earth is “safe”. All of humanity has true horrors hidden within certain people.
Do a story on Heather Teague. She was kidnapped, and the top suspect committed suicide. She is still missing, and nobody has been found.
Such an insane case
I think you summed it up
No way!! I just watched her case on Dr. Todd Grande's channel!! Yes, that needs more covered BIG TIME!!
@@billblaski9523kind of weird comparing cases saying something is "better"
@@JackJackIsBackBackright ?? lmao what a weird thing to say
I’m sorry but that’s not Magdalena Solis… that’s Dagmar Overby, a Danish serial killer who killed kids for money
True. But in his defense Dagmars photo pops up when you google Magdalena Solis name.
And as far as we know Dagmar killed only babies. 😢
@@stellamay5986 yes I noticed that too after I had commented I wanted to see what could have caused the mix up. But it seems that he definitely isn’t the only one and probably just trusted a lot of the other sources :/ it’s wierd tho
how does someone make money from killing kids
@@misseselise3864 people would sell their kids, she would take the babies in and then kill them
39:40
There's actually a criminal case in Brazil where a group of cannibals actually sold food made with human flesh in 2008
Google "Canibais de Garanhuns " or "Garanhuns Cannibals" if you're curious, I'm surprised none of these true crime channels ever talked about this one tbh.
Garanhuns is a city in the State of Pernambuco in The northeastern region of Brazil, and it's actually close to the city I was born so I was really scared at the time x.x
Edit: I remember interviews with people who had bought their food, saying it tasted so bad they just threw it away.
yeah, that was the first thing i thought about when he talked about it being difficult to process and stuff too
#1Very few true crime documentaries or channels cover cases from South America. I have no idea why that is, just a pattern I have noticed.
#2 Humans will rarely admit to eating human flesh. Historically, the eaters have claimed they were delusional, have no memory of it, deny it completely, or say they were forced. The stigma associated with it is very powerful, and rightfully so. Realistically, humans being animals, are going to have varied uh, flavors, kind of the way a wild hog will taste different than domesticated fat and lazy 'factory' hog that has never walked more than 20 steps in it's life. I'm sure a marathon runner is going to be different than a 40 year old gamer who takes 5 anxiety meds a day and hasn't seen daylight in 2 months.
The reason I am using Pigs as an example is that Pig is most commonly what human is said to taste like. Not at all considering our physical similarities with pigs.
Coxinha de gente
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They only said it was bad because it would be taboo as hell to say that they enjoyed it. But i'm pretty sure most of them enjoyed the food.
Just adding a small correction at around 7:50 - "one thousand euros" is not "eleven thousand dollars". Even if it was "one thousand swiss francs" (the currency they're actually using in Switzerland), it wouldn't be close to 11k us$. 1k euros is around 1.1k us$.
PS: If you ever need help with translating German or googling stuff in German - feel free to reach out to me, I'm a native speaker and would be glad to help.
Yes. Eleven hundred.
Yeah I had to google that because I could’ve sworn euros and dollars were roughly equivalent
Pretty big correction, no shade.
Thanks for that info. I was a bit confused at hearing him say 11k.
It wouldn't be a Cadaber video if he didn't fuck something up that is basically common knowledge. Like when he said "North Pole" TWICE! in a fuckin' video about the fuckin' South Pole! A fire-able offense in my book.
Missed all of you and happy to be back, lemme know what you thought of the video and if you have any suggestions for new topics feel free to comment them down below.
Glad you’re back babyyyyy 🎉🎉🎉
Missed you too bro!!!
I wondered where you were. Good to see you and your content again! :D
I love your voice, it's smoooooth...
I have a suggestion. Glenwood Resource Center, Glenwood, Iowa. Mistreatment of handicapped men and women, sexual experiments, much darkness. It's being covered up. I work directly with these men now, new housing and care plans. Three generations of "doctors", a family business if you will, of systemic atrocities. Hit me up, I've got some verifiable information if you can't figure out where to start taking this evil place apart. Thank you so much for your content. Excellent work on uncomfortable subjects.
That pic of Magdalena in the second story is actually of Dagmar Overby "The Angel Maker" who killed upwards of 25 children from 1913-1920...
It's the most horrifying thing that someone can do, but "The Angel Maker" is such a crazy awesome nickname
@ladykay-lh7wn you clearly don't get out enough weirdo
I bet the last guy was tied up with organized crime. Missing part of a finger, burned-off fingerprints, tied up with gambling and making bets for tens of thousands of dollars, managing to only get attacked but not killed in prison and then trying to escape while in the hospital, ending himself when he realized there was no other escape, it all is classic “I’m tied up with a gang that will do much worse than kill me if I don’t get out of this country.”
Now that you mention it, in Japan, Yakuza have to cut off the tip of their finger when they dishonor the clan. I know this happened in China, but I don't think it's too far-fetched to connect the dots.
@@richardcaraballo1185 That was exactly my thinking. I imagine the whole cutting off a finger thing is derived from Asian culture’s obsession with self-sacrifice to make up for a transgression.
As soon as I heard about the burnt off fingerprints I thought the same. He likely didn't act alone in disposing of the family, and why the neighborhood didn't seem to react to him running the restaurant without the family.
I do feel bad for the kids. They suffered for their parents addiction.
Actually Wong/Huang Zhiheng did that to himself he cut the tip off of his own finger and tried to burn the prints off of his fingers in a vain attempt to ensure he wouldn't be linked to the murder he committed years earlier in Hong Kong emphasis on "vain attempt" as the Maccau and Hong Kong police were able to linked to that murder via what remained of Wong/Huang Zhiheng's fingerprints
The second case was like a horrific cross between 'Saint Maud' and 'The Road to El Dorado'.
Yeah I was wondering if that movie was a more wholesome interpretation of this case
I was literally about to come say this lmao!
I kept hearing parallels to the Catholic Church.
The Magdalena Solis case is purely fictional. The photograph shown of her in this video is of Dagmar Overbye. The case was first reported in the _Violent World_ tabloids, which were the Mexican equivalent of 'Weekly World News.' It's like the videomaker made zero effort to research the story, just reading the Wikipedia page, which uses the _Violent World_ article as its only primary source.
@@RockandrollNegroactually I was able to find an English newspaper published in 1963 (so a contemporary news source) which gives names of all the victims/perpetrators as well as the court judge. So I definitely think it was a real trial for a real crime that happened 🤷🏽♀️
€1000 Euros is NOT $11,000 dollars. Lol. I think you meant $1100, which would be correct. Minor note. Amazing work as always
@philrobinson3114 the picture for the woman in the second one is wrong, and apparently he got the locations wrong in that one too. 🤨
@philrobinson3114he's gotten many basic facts wrong before
@philrobinson3114 other people in the comments have mentioned this but it’s actually the 1000 Euros number that’s wrong, not the $11,000. There were 2 different withdrawals, 1000 Euros from the son's girlfriend's bank account, and then 9850 CHF from the mother's account. Combined, that adds up to about $11000
So there was a withdrawal of 1000 Euros and the total amount was around $11000, it was just the second, larger withdrawal wasn’t mentioned. I’d guess it was accidentally deleted while the video was being edited, and he didn’t notice it was missing while watching it back to “proofread” bc more egregious editing mistakes are also present (like one point where he says the same sentence twice)
Also sorry but there’s literally 0 credible sources for the Magdalena Solis story, except tabloids from 50 years after the event. Sounds like an internet story.
@@moonfish3638 its way older than the internet, but you are right that its likely fake.
you've got to respect the swiss authorities, they acted quickly and intelligently, profiled the killer and took steps to find him, getting the DNA sample was genius as well.
Cadaber uploads so fire you start them and within what feels like 3 minutes they're over, even though 44 minutes have passed. My favorite true crime channel by FAR
I was a kid and was still living in Hong Kong when the pork bun murderer case happened. It was such a huge deal in both HK and Macau. By the way, your research is very well done 👍🏻
Wasn’t a HK movie based on this case?
@@tubbygee5453 yeah, "the untold story"
Im so glad i watched this video. There's a guy that yells at clouds in the park near my house and he keeps telling me to traffick my children to allow my spirit to ascend to the highest level of clarity and to prevent the apocalypse... I was gonna do it tomorrow morning until i got this much needed warning. Thanks Cadaber, you're a lifesaver.
you were going to traffick your children??? are you sure you're not mentally ill?
Never belive in someone who wants hurt children
🙏🏼
How much money have you given to Nigerian princes lately?
How much money have you given to Nigerian princes lately?
I hear the word "genius" misused more than ever. Anyone who seems to be different or eccentric is labeled genius. When in fact they are not really even smart. The cops who solved that crime in the way they did, thinking outside, way outside the box like that, are in fact geniuses. They saved a community from a beast serial killer, ready to go.
So we can make money describing how someone was raped, viciously murdered, and set ablaze, but the word “pedophile” is where TH-cam draws the line. Like what’s the point of even speaking at this point if you can’t express common words
Also unrelated what is that piano music during the watch ad (I’m aware I may not receive a response for nine years but it’s worth it)
I'm Mexican and never heard of the horrifying Magdalena cult case, just wow!
Cos it’s bollocks
@@vapula604 evidence?
@@thecorruptversionthe story is most likely folklore/urban legend. The only sources on it are from recent tabloids, (no legitimate Mexican newspapers at the time it supposedly occurred) and one book on the occult. Sometimes the name “Magdalena solis” is interchangeable with "Celina Salvana" and the supposed photograph of her is of an entirely different person
There are cults they had private investigations on them
If you were going to mix human with animal meat, pork would be the one to do it with. It is not like there is a ton of info on what humans taste like but two things have always stood out to me. One is that names for and/or descriptions of the taste from different cannibalistic cultures (all from the Pacific region iirc) that existed until fairly recently either explicitly or implicitly refer to pork when describing human meat. The other is that I have heard firefighters describe their dislike of pork BBQ by describing it as reminding them too much of what people smell like when burned. Including firefighters who used to love pork BBQ.
It is basically a bunch of anecdotal stuff and I have never seen anything academic relating to language that proves the connection with pork in those cultures that still practiced cannibalism. However I wouldn't expect much along those lines either. These are cultures that changed or died out before any of our grandparents were born (more or less) and I wouldn't expect too many firefighters to be that candid with many people. But I do feel that while they should be taken with a big grain of salt, there really might be something here.
I was looking for this comment. You nailed it.
explains why pork could be banned in Islam
@@amnesia1346 Maybe. Could be a holdover from an older tradition. Could be about diseases passing from animal to human as well.
Any actual explanation is likely a combo of a bunch of reasons.
it is called "white meat" for a reason
@@amnesia1346 that has more to do with desert areas not being suitable for keeping pigs
“Teenage sex worker”
Sir that is a trafficked child
In this day n age she'll be considered an "empowered woman".
@cutekoala5492 no she wouldn't?? What reality are u living in?
@@happytunna6661the real one
Magdalena Solís's case should become a feature-length movie. Terrifying yet fascinating. Fascinating yet decidedly, accutely inhumane. What a terrible incident.
Cadaber - you find the most compelling, obscure, frighteningly bizarre cases! You have the perfect voice & tone for these types of odd stories, as well.
I just really appreciate all of the hard work that you do to present these tales for us - you are very much appreciated! I live for these weird, terrifying vids.
So, thank you so very much!😊
A Wendigoon and a Cadaber video in one day? Unexpected, but awesome.
Literally came here after just watching wendigoon's video
I'm on the hunt for more
Ugh wendigoon is the worst fr i just absolutely do not like his vibe
He seems like overly fake
@@rickkroll I do not remember asking.
With the last story, I think the suspect having a portion of his index finger cut off was not a coincidence. This is a common form of punishment in the yakuza, so I believe he had ties to organized crime. Perhaps the couple did owe money from gambling debts, but it's likely that they had either been coerced with physical violence into signing away the deeds to their properties, or these documents had been fabricated entirely. I suspect there are more people involved in the murders than just Wong.
That was the first thing I thought when he mentioned the finger. And to just straight up execute 10 people and kids with no hesitation?? That's super cold mafia type shit right there-- definitely more to the story 🤔
@@AspenFireflyGaming wanna know what's even worse? saying saying both "people" and "kids" as if kids aren't people and therefore a distinction being necessary. i think it's pretty immoral to do that, actually
It's not Japan
@@tonyisnotdead He probably meant "people" as in adults. He wasn't making some grand moral statement. Quit grandstanding.
@@We_Are_All_Vultures I was just using the Yakuza as an example. I wasn't saying he is Yakuza.
Can’t believe I’d never heard of this Magdalena cult. Thought I knew all the well known crazy ones…
You’re just trying to find a woman to be the face of your cult and she ends up being a blood drinking psychopath. What are the odds?
It seems fake, the Wikipedia page is the only source and it has really weak citations, the only Spanish one is from a shitty tabloid magazine.
40:13 sounds like this guy hasn’t heard of *foot tacos*
I hate the fact that TH-cam forces people to censor topics that NEED to be addressed, discussed and educated about.
they don't need to be addressed, discussed and "educated about," actually
@@tonyisnotdeadshut up
@@tonyisnotdead I beg to differ. Some true crime TH-camrs say this at the beginning of their uploads and a few genuinely mean it. Goodness knows I've learned a lot. For instance, many men are abused by their partners. Incels. Gov't crimes. The injustices of so many cases. Offing partners for insurance money. Love-bombing. The list is long. You get out of it what you want to.
People actually sell merch that says "the husband did it"? That's honestly sick
Odds are in their favor
Yeah I agree thats super weird.
It’s these true crime wine mum podcasters. They think true crime is an aesthetic. People that call their fans “murderinos” or sell mugs that say “full body chills” and make crass jokes while talking about horrific crimes. True crime has been gentrified.
I’d where a shirt that said “the dog did it”
It be like that 🤷♂️
Good to see you upload 🤗 this type of content is like a breath of fresh air, I like it a lot! Also love your slightly sarcastic sense of humor
why would nick EVER be allowed parole?????? He killed FOUR PEOPLE!!!
Because in most first-world nations, except America, prison is intended to rehabilitate people instead of just pure retributive justice. Vengeance costs money and only causes more hurt in the long run.
@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368There is no fucking way a guy like Nick could ever be rehabilitated. He shouldn’t be allowed in society period.
@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368nobody is rehabilitating that
@@bobbyf1626 Yes, most first world legal systems, although rehabilitative in spirit, also have loopholes to keep the heinous MFs locked up indefinitely. In Canada, where I'm from, the max sentence someone can receive is 25 years for murder, but if they get a "Dangerous Offender" label stamped to their file, they can be incarcerated until that designation is lifted. We have some awful serial killers and brutalizers of children who get the D.O. classification, which is just a way to keep them locked up indefinitely.
Robert Picton, who murdered between 26 and 49 women, was charged with second-degree murder and has to serve 25 years before he's eligible for parole, but I have a sneaking suspicion that his parole will be denied and he'll die in prison. There's a fine line between rehabilitation and keeping monsters away from the rest of us. The exceptional criminals usually die in prison in Canada.
@Cadaber, man. You are a TH-camr who was just amazing: off jump, out of the gate, however you wanna say it, as far as what I want to see. THANK you, man, SO MUCH, for your work. I have a debilitating autoimmune disease (RA), and work like yours helps me through the pain. Again, thank you. It means more to me than you might realize.
I have Ra as well it's awful and this content helps a lot to distract me.
@bujfvjg7222 You poor thing. It means they enjoy the content and it distracts them. It doesn’t take a genius to infer that.
i just discovered your channel and i just have to say you're a great narrator, actually your voice remind me of back in the day when Corpse would narrate those horror stories, great job!
There you are! We’ve been patiently waiting 😎👍🏻
Can’t wait to watch this. Thank you CADABER
You won't believe but I searched your channel just this afternoon and thought it's been a while that you uploaded. Nice to have you back.
same! This came at the perfect time.
Saaaaame haha
It‘s so shocking to see a swiss case covered in a true crime video… I’m swiss and I’ve loved true crime for years but never got to see someone explaining a swiss case!
Same here
I've never heard of police contacting google to see who had been googling what .. it should be used more often
yah privacy is overrated
@@tonyisnotdead As if you're just casually googling about a murdered family in the days leading up to their murder and the stuff you're googling is "private" to you lol
If Google hadn't cooperated, this guy might very well still be on the loose and other families would have suffered similar fates to the victims. @@tonyisnotdead
This is one of the first time that I’ve heard a really creepy story about Switzerland
I came from work dead tired, tommorrow thankfully i have day off, and just saw cadaber uploaded video...what a blessing. Keep up the good work dude 💪😎
Never heard of the dui checkpoint trap. That is genius! Beyond crafty.
As soon as I heard Nick was a school sports coach, I had a sinking feeling that Davin wasn’t the first boy subjected to his predatory behavior. 😣
The theory that Wong mixed the human meat with the pork meat isn't too far fetched, after all, it has been said that human and pork meat taste similar. I still believe it's just a myth, but at least its has a base in actual facts.
I’m so sad for Sebastian and Martinez.
It’s like a movie. The one cop going out with no back up with accusations… I was like, oh nooo.
19:07 guys i think magdalena declared that these two heretics as she so called them had to be sacrificed to continue the favor of the gods
Did Carla really expect that when she handed this guy 1000 Euros, he would bid them all goodbye and quietly depart?
Wow! How did I JUST find this channel?! You are an exceptional narrator, my friend 🩵 3 very interesting cases! New subscriber for life! Thanks mate
Spine-chilling goodness!
Thanks for your continued awesomeness, Cadabs!
10:33 I don't know if I think a "timeless watch" is such a good thing, maybe that's just me
It still works fine twice a day
Just to clarify, 1,000 Euros is 1,096.70 US Dollars where as 11,000 US Dollars is 10,030.09 Euros. There's was just something lost in translation. Either 1,000 Euros( 1096.70 USD) or 10,30.094, Euros(1100 USD) was the amount withdrawn.
It’s Saturday, Cadaber posted, today is a good day 🙏
Poorly educated cult: "We have superpowers!"
Soldier with a rifle: "And this is my boomstick"
I'm swiss and life near rupperswil, so if you ever need some german translation i can do it. Also it really was just called "murderer of rupperswil", i don't know where "the beast of rupperswil" came from, maybe bc he was called monster
Your doggie is so precious!!!! What an absolute sweetheart ❤
Great video. Well done sir. Also, very impressive job done by the Swiss detectives in the first video.
It’s always a treat to see Cadaber in my feed
I got to the pork bun murders part - slightly distrubed but comforted by the fact that all of the incidents mentioned so far happened far from where i live. As soon as the thought entered my brain - i hear MACAU, which made me take back what i thought immediately lol.
Weird coincidence
Even though the urban legend of the killer turned his victims into pork buns turned out to be just a myth, who would want to eat in a restaurant where a brutal murder was taking place?
TH-cam censoring the words that describe what happened to these people feels disrespectful
It must be my birthday week, Nexpo and Cadaber upload ❤😭😭😭
Me: *hears about the Eight Immortals restaurant murders*
Also me: *begins eating his Johnsonville brats very slowly*
Popped up in my recommendations just as my dog started panicking over bad thunder, currently playing this a: to watch and b: to distract her. Perfect timing.
The second story, Magdalena Solis, reminds me of Selma Hayek in Dusk Till Dawn, the brothers too. Wonder if this story inspired a lot of the movie 🤔
The youngest was assaulted, the man already gave me an eerie vibe, and they worked with youth athletes. Yes, they have two big cute huskies, but if I had a dollar for every time some psychopath seems sweet or at least harmless on the outside. I’d be Batman. He’s known for having a pretty specific schedule because of those dogs, which is a very unique aspect, they were also looking up murder related things leading up to it, and coincidentally not at home the one day the murders took place. I mean it’s just not looking good, a lot of it well, all of it is circumstantial, but Google really just hammered your ass in
The story telling was so good that I had to subscribe!!😮
I can't focus on the crimes because your voice is so calming
Googling the victims is a genius move 👌
Perfect video to watch, RIGHT before going to sleep at 1AM
samesies
You went out for milk and I thought you were never coming back
the second story is bizarre as hell, knowing that in a nutshell it is a nasty scam gone wrong
That wasn't quite the exact tale of Magdalena Solis, but it's hard to find good and accurate information on her in English. My Padrino was the Governor of Prisons in Mexico and whilst I lived with him during a couple summers, because my dad had died, and he knew my interest in becoming a criminal profiler he took me to see Magdalena Solis and Alfredo Trevino, both were kind the basis of Hannibal Lector. Both were fascinating, though only Magdalena was terrifying. If I hadn't known better about Trevino I probably would have gladly followed him anywhere so intelligent, interesting and charismatic he was. She was completely mad and bloodthirsty. Trevino, however was brilliant. Absolutely brilliant and gentleman. I never did become a profiler after I witnessed the autopsy of a 9 month girl who had been viscously raped to death, but to this day I still treasure the opportunities to have seen and talked to such monsters up close.
Nice format, good job 😁
Love how Cadaber's theme song is 💃🕺👯♂️🎵🎶🎧 but his content is 👽☠️💀🕵♂️❓️
hearing my hometown get mentioned in these sort of videos always gives me chills
That last story makes me Sick. 10 people… a whole family including small children? Over Money? And after all that. the bastard still got to go out on his own terms? This world truly can be demented sometimes can’t it.
been waiting for a new cadaber upload for a minute now
Jong was the one that owed a the debt. I am not Asian I'm a black American and growing up in the inner city in the 80's there were a lot of old black men that had the tips of their fingers missing. When you owed a debt and couldn't pay you would have to chop off the tip of your finger and give it to the person that you owe money to.
It's crazy that a person would even accept that as payment. It would be better to do installments. You can't spend the tip of a finger.
@@Wasteland88 they didn't accept the fingertips as payment.
When you gamble or try to borrow money from someone and they see your fingertips are missing that tells them that you don't pay your debts so they don't loan you money and you get kicked out of the gambling spot.
@@Scourge287 Oh, I see. Thanks for the clarification. I had never heard of that before.
every other horror content creator's intro: 😨
cadaber: 💃💃🕺🕺💃💃
What a cute beagle! I used to have two beagles and I loved them so much.
When in the history of the money has 1€ = $11? 7:55
He got all the numbers wrong. 1000€ are not 11000 dollars as he claimed 😅
I think he meant "eleven HUNDRED dollars" lol
Another quality upload from Cadaber!Amazing job keep up the good work.
Welcome back, brother!
That cult story is like a real-life Resident Evil 4, wow
Always get excited to see a new cideo from you!!!! Your voice is one of the easiest to fall asleep to. Thank you for all that you do!!
Me replaying the opening several times so I can groove 💃🏼
Skepticism should not be confused/conflated with incredulity as was done @ 22:50. That is a description of the police being incredulous not skeptical.
The difference is that incredulity is being unwilling to believe something while skepticism requires evidence to support or contradict any belief.
Yesssss!!! I love you Cadaber! Thanks for a another great video!!
that first story - not blaming her, but she went out to get the money alone and she didn’t stop to get help from the police? weird
I didn't realize the conversion rate for Euros to USD had risen to a whopping 10%...I'd better go cash in from my last overseas trip 😂
thanks for including a case from switzerland & putting it first!
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. That case could be seen as either an example of power corrupting (in the case of the false goddess becoming more delusional) or of the opposing hypothesis, that only people who are truly corrupt seek out such power to begin with.
any power corrupts absolutely. power requires a hierarchy, the stability of a hierarchy requires violence. so if you have power, that's because other people are forced to be on the bottom tiers of whatever hierarchy you are at the top of via violence
16:59 This all sounds like The Road to El Dorado, if it had gone more poorly. Insane.
Just to add the Magdalena Solís case is very likely an urban legend that originated in the English speaking world. No Mexican, even those who live in San Luis Potosí has heard of it and newspapers from the area don't cover it, the Spanish language wikipedia mostly sources English language sources that are pulpy and unreliable. A Guadalajara newspaper that has been around since the 1910s hasn't mentioned anything and Guadalajara is a major city quite close to San Luis Potosí. Considering how salacious this is I'd have expected at least one Mexican I've met to have heard of this story, especially living in Guanajuato a very conservative state directly south of San Luis Potosí but none have ever heard of it. The only sourced photos of the woman are of a Danish serial killer, which you yourself used in the video. The fact the men additionally used Incan gods, but also mixed in a Mexica god points to this story being fake as most Mexicans would have a rudimentary understanding of the Mexica gods, especially if they knew of the Inca. The truly interesting thing I think now is to find out where the story came from and who created it.
@rohansheils4187 Hey, there's someone in these comments claiming to have spoken to Magdalena. So while I agree with your argument why it might be bull, maybe you can comment something. Very interesting stuff. @LozenColorado is the @
Glad someone else pointed this out. The entry in this video is basically just a recitation of the Wikipedia article, which is plastered with "unreliable source" and "factual accuracy disputed" headers. He just had to read the talk page on the Wikipedia to find out that this entire story is bullshit.
8:26 - Did you really have to whisper that in my ear? 😂
Thank you cadaber for the new vid. I love your content and can't wait to watch it.
Your videos are so viewable/listenable, not only because of your story telling & structure styles but i think the fact you can go into the darker parts without it feeling super grim is great!!
sometimes the deep dark feelings attached with these incidents are too much.
Such an interesting and crazy compilation! I have hard a few of these story's, but some are totally new to me, great stuff! < 3
Thanks for covering that first one. I live in Switzerland and hadn't even heard about it.
I think about that second story a lot. Specifically I think about the other cops. I wonder how long it took for them to start feeling a little nervous. Did someone crack a joke about how, maybe they really were sacrificing someone in that cave? How long did they tel themselves they were getting worked up over nothing? How long until they broke and went looking?
The second story is largely fictional. The information is taken from a extremely sensationalistic Mexican tabloid in the 70s
He just copy and pasted alm the information on Wikipedia which only cites this tabloid