The most terrible thing in this world is often not the evil spirits and evil gods, but the darkest and most distorted human nature!
If you like to watch horror suspense movies, you must not miss the Netflix series of true crime documentaries.
1. Crime Scene: The Disappearance of the Cecil Hotel
Remember this weird elevator movie? This is the last figure of 21-year-old Chinese Canadian girl Lan Ke'er in this world.
She walked into the elevator wearing a red blouse, pressed multiple floor buttons, entered and exited the elevator many times during the process, and stood in the dead corner of the elevator as if hiding from someone? From time to time, I hold my head with both hands and break my fingers like counting with my hands.
The most creepy thing is that when Lan Ke'er stepped out of the elevator again, facing the right, his hands were moving up and down left and right in a very strange posture, and his legs also made some strange movements, as if he was saying something to the person opposite.
Three weeks after the film was revealed, some guests at the Cecil Hotel complained that the hotel's water pressure was too low and that there was a foul smell in the water... When the maintenance personnel went to the top floor tank to check, they found a body inside the tank!
The body was completely naked, head down, and unusually twisted, and forensic autopsy confirmed that the deceased was the missing Lan Ke'er.
Was The death of Lan Ke'er actually the body abandoned after he killed? Or drowning after a prenatal bipolar attack?
The strange rumors about the disappearance of the Cecil Hotel may be partly answered in this documentary.
2. "Korean Raincoat Killer: A Comprehensive Pursuit of Yoo Young-chul"
A 3-episode crime documentary about the most gruesome serial murders in Korean history!
The murderer, Yoo Yong-cheol, is suspected of brutally killing more than 20 citizens and dismembering many of the victims, mixing them into pickle barrels or abandoning them in the wilderness, causing panic throughout the city.
In order to restore the whole picture of the events of that year, the filming team invited the police, forensics officers, criminal profilers, etc. who were in charge of investigating the case at that time to recall the process of pursuing Liu Yongzhe and to disclose a series of scalp-tingling search details.
Not only the details of the crime, the documentary also mentions the problems of Korean society at that time, dissecting Yoo Yong-chul's path to becoming a demon.
In the mid-1990s, the whole of South Korea fell into an economic crisis, the gap between rich and poor increased, and there were a large number of homeless unemployed homeless people.
In this harsh environment, Liu Yongzhe evolved into a youth who hated the rich and the enemy, which contributed to the antisocial personality that lacked guilt.
3. American Murder Story: The Family Next Door
The murder of Sharon Woz is a true account of the murder of the Door – she was pregnant with her third child, and her four- and three-year-old daughters Bella and Celeste were both brutally murdered...
One morning in 2018, Sharon's girlfriend could not contact her, rushed to her home in Colorado and knocked on the door, but also contacted Shannon's parents and husband Chris, and the police arrived at the scene and immediately opened a missing person search.
Chris went from being clueless at the beginning to asking the public to help him find his wife and daughter... But the Woz neighbor intuitively felt that something was wrong with him - why did this office worker with a fixed daily schedule drive out at 5 a.m. that day?
What is this gentlest good father and husband on Sharon's Facebook hiding?
The documentary exposes the neighbor's monitor, the location of The Shanon and his daughter's hiding place, and the details of their suffocation...
Even more shocking, Chris's strange body language was recorded in a police officer's carry-on camera.
4. Cyber Purgatory: Exposing Room N
The Room N incident is the biggest sex scandal in South Korean history, and the documentary tells the story of girls who were forced to make intimate videos and upload them to Telegram.
The most horrific films include forcing teenage girls to eat excrement, putting bugs on organs, carving the word "slave" on the skin with a blade, and countless dehumanizing films.
In 2020, there were as many as 74 victims, of whom 16 were minors, and the youngest victim was only 11 years old... The most frightening thing is that there are about 260,000 paying users in Room N, and they are all perpetrators!
In the online virtual world, people hide behind keyboards and lose their moral values, mistakenly believing that sexual exploitation will never be discovered.
5. The Disappearance of Madeleine McCain
The biggest missing girl of the century!
On 3 May 2007, madeleine McCann, a 3-year-old Girl in the UK, disappeared while on holiday in Portugal with her parents and is still missing.
That night, the McCann family in the resort, after putting their children to sleep at 20:30 p.m., came to the corner restaurant to drink and chat.
The children slept alone in the room, but the McCanns and a group of friends took turns patrolling the room every half hour, until 22:00 Mom Kate returned to the room and found the door wide open, and Madeleine was not in bed!
Originally believed by Portuguese police to be a abduction and kidnapping case, McCann's parents were suspected of murdering their daughter in September, and it was not until July of the following year that they proved their innocence.
For 13 years, the McCann family was shrouded in the shadow of the girl's disappearance, and the death could not be confirmed because the body had not been found.
But the most frightening thing is a conspiracy theory that has gone viral on the Internet, about the doubts before McCann's disappearance and the family's first reaction, what is not quite right?
6. The Wicked Man: The True Story of America's Most Wicked Bank Robbery
The collar bomb bank robbery occurred on August 28, 2003 in Pennsylvania, USA – A pizzeria delivery man, Brian Wells, robbed a Bank of America and ran to an empty parking lot; Surrounded by the police, he was killed by a collar bomb tied around his neck!
The news was being broadcast live, and the world saw the moment when he was blown to the point of blurring flesh and blood.
But the most puzzling detail is that Brian Wells kept shouting, "I have a bomb on me!" before he died!" If you don't do what they say, the bomb will explode! ”
From the pizza bomber involved in a series of terrible conspiracies behind it, you would never guess that it was just a woman playing a scavenger hunt...
7. Conversations with the Killer: Ted Bondi Videotape
Ted Bundy, one of the "world's top ten murderers," murdered at least 30 teenage girls in their 20s between 1970 and 1980.
He also has a weird fetish – necrophilia! After each killing, he would leave the bodies of the girls in his home for several days and dress them up as he liked them; They were then dismembered and hung in a corner of the home.
What twisted ideas did the most notorious serial killer in the United States appear and say?
"I'm not a beast, I'm not a lunatic... I'm just a normal person. — Ted Bondi
Combining today's interviews, archival footage and recordings from the death row area, the documentary offers a sharp account of the serial killer's most horrific past...
8. "Making a Murderer"
The film, which lasted a full 13 years, documented two unheard-of homicides, two men accused of horrific crimes, but they were not necessarily the real murderers...
The protagonist of the documentary, Stephen Avery, has an IQ of only 70, and has been a troublesome child who has caused trouble everywhere since he was a child, and once threw the cat into the fire and burned it alive at the instigation of his classmates; These accumulated evil deeds left a very bad impression on him by the town police.
In 1985, a woman was dragged into a nearby bush while jogging by the sea and sexually assaulted; Immediately after she reported the crime, the police immediately thought of Steven, although the victim's description of the appearance did not match his many, and even 22 people provided his alibi at the time. He was 23 years old and had been in prison for 18 years.
But the story is not over, two years after Stephen's release, the 25-year-old female photographer Herbert disappeared in the town, just as at that time all the evidence once again pointed to Steven - Herbert's bones were dug up in his room, Herbert's car keys and car were full of his DNA and blood, and most importantly, his nephew Brandon accused himself of killing Herbert with his uncle and then split the body.
然而史蒂芬的律师却发现了一系列疑点，证明他是被陷害的！
What was it that the prison changed Steven and made him a true murderer? Or did the police choose to frame the IQ-deficient Steven and Brandon again in order to hide something?