Season 1 · Episode 64
Disturbing Things I Found on the Internet
A simple search. A rabbit hole of darkness. And the disturbing discoveries that cannot be unseen. In this unsettling true crime episode, we explore the most disturbing things found lurking in the depths of the internet — from hidden crime forums and...
March 26, 202626m 26s
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Show Notes
A simple search. A rabbit hole of darkness. And the disturbing discoveries that cannot be unseen.
In this unsettling true crime episode, we explore the most disturbing things found lurking in the depths of the internet — from hidden crime forums and disturbing videos to online predators, digital evidence of unspeakable acts, and the dark web's most chilling secrets. What drives people to create and share such content? How do investigators use the internet to track down criminals? And what does it reveal about the darkest corners of human nature?
Through investigative analysis, digital forensics, and expert commentary, this episode takes you on a harrowing journey into the disturbing things that exist just a few clicks away.
In this unsettling true crime episode, we explore the most disturbing things found lurking in the depths of the internet — from hidden crime forums and disturbing videos to online predators, digital evidence of unspeakable acts, and the dark web's most chilling secrets. What drives people to create and share such content? How do investigators use the internet to track down criminals? And what does it reveal about the darkest corners of human nature?
Through investigative analysis, digital forensics, and expert commentary, this episode takes you on a harrowing journey into the disturbing things that exist just a few clicks away.
Topics
analysiscrimecriminaldarkdisturbingdocumentaryenforcementforensichomicideinternetinvestigationinvestigativejusticelawonlinepolicepsychologysciencetrueweb