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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
  • Filmmaker Emma Sullivan was looking to profile eccentric inventor Peter Madsen and his homemade rocket for a documentary. Instead, she captures incriminating footage that helped convict him of the murder of journalist Kim Wall.
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    When journalist Kim Wall disappears after boarding inventor Peter Madsen's submarine, his changing story about her fate masks a terrifying truth.

Комментарии • 426

  • @azalago
    @azalago Год назад +660

    Her name was Kim Wall, and Peter not only killed her, he had bound and tortured her before killing her. And she wasn't his first victim. That man is a monster.

    • @nadagabri5783
      @nadagabri5783 Год назад +3

      How do you know this

    • @azalago
      @azalago Год назад +55

      @@nadagabri5783 It's called looking up the actual murder

    • @KatZebraness
      @KatZebraness Год назад +71

      @@nadagabri5783 it's common knowledge in the area. People have seen him go out with a woman and come back alone. These women were clandestinas, so not reported missing when they did. 💔

    • @nadagabri5783
      @nadagabri5783 Год назад

      @@azalago thanks smart ass

    • @nadagabri5783
      @nadagabri5783 Год назад

      @@spiritedSpore thx

  • @Hrmphses
    @Hrmphses 2 года назад +885

    When I was a journalist there were so many times I didn't feel safe, but this is something out of a nightmare. This story haunted me when it happened, and even now still makes me queasy.

    • @Serenity113
      @Serenity113 2 года назад +17

      Okay this may sound wrong but because of your comment it makes me want to see this more lol.

    • @nelsonclub7722
      @nelsonclub7722 Год назад +23

      Indeed - relatable - as a photojournalist in a previous life I have been shot at, twice, kidnapped, been in a helicopter crash, detained, arrested countless times, deported, sent back, and yet never have I heard of anything so horrific as this sick individual whilst a documentary was being made about it - truly horrifying

    • @kal-os5391
      @kal-os5391 Год назад +3

      Isn't this part of your job? What do you mean haunted you? Journalists need to be tougher.

    • @nelsonclub7722
      @nelsonclub7722 Год назад

      @@kal-os5391 We found ourselves an idiot

    • @shawnenglish4286
      @shawnenglish4286 Год назад +11

      I know you have a job to do as a journalist to get the best stories. But there has to be some kind of a line, no?? I’d have trouble putting myself in a situation like this. Mad respect for your profession.

  • @9catlover
    @9catlover Год назад +97

    How terrified Kim must have felt since there is no place to escape. Too awful to think about.

  • @wellygirlb6885
    @wellygirlb6885 Год назад +36

    I've just watched this documentary and I've never seen anything like it. At first you may think everyone is acting, Peter Madsen is so charming and charismatic but this is real footage and you actually see the unravelling of a psychopathic murderer. You don't have a chance to feel sad for the victim too, you're in utter disbelief.

    • @boomerang0101
      @boomerang0101 Год назад +2

      no one will ever know who else or how many he may have killed.

    • @xbtx6497
      @xbtx6497 Год назад +2

      Fully agree with your statement. At first, I thought it was a reenactment documentary type show... Nope, all of it was real and absolutely terrifying.

    • @neerajakl4942
      @neerajakl4942 Год назад +1

      Same here....i just came to check the comment section to solace myself that I was not alone. The ending gives me chills!!

  • @BarryTaylor1993
    @BarryTaylor1993 2 года назад +503

    It may be a story that hit the news but so, so many people don't know about it. Or they've simply forgotten. Looking forward to watching it. It looks like a very, very up-close perspective on how things played out.

    • @wills4915
      @wills4915 2 года назад +8

      I didnt know abou this until I watched the HBO series, "The Investigation". A dramatization of this case.

    • @greatveilfan1
      @greatveilfan1 Год назад +10

      I don't think it's forgotten in Denmark or Sweden. Peter Madsen has made sure of that, when he later on tried to escape from prison by making a gun attrap and threathening his way out. He did't get far, though.

    • @blondecat666
      @blondecat666 Год назад +5

      You don't know about this if you live under a rock. Or in the US. Same thing.

    • @AnonymousanonymousA
      @AnonymousanonymousA Год назад

      It's covered up, illuminati, as in criminal conspiracy?

    • @eiriktollisen2968
      @eiriktollisen2968 Год назад

      August 2017

  • @Luna-ii4mx
    @Luna-ii4mx 2 года назад +431

    This makes me feel sick to watch. I remember this case so well, it shocked everyone in Scandinavia. Poor Kim Wall, being alone in that tight metal box, with only one man who can operate it and thats the man who is torturing you to death. The absolute horror. And she was nervous for going down there, understandably. I wish she listened to her instincts. Although Peter planned this for a long time, and eventually someone would take the bait, wether it be Kim Wall or somebody else. Disgusting case.

    • @lindakarlsson7348
      @lindakarlsson7348 2 года назад +25

      Me too. This case is worse than any horror movie.

    • @hagalazmultiverze3411
      @hagalazmultiverze3411 Год назад +28

      Came as a HUGE surprise to me. I worked with the guy. He had a temper, would slam the door and come back 5 minutes later and be calm again.
      His first "explanation" : "She was set ashore...."
      OK, a 32 year old woman in Copenhagen Friday night. Might have "forgotten" about her boyfriend at home and gone home with another guy - it happens.
      His second "explanation": "She was struck in the head by the hatch..."
      OK, the way, he builds things, makes this plausible: Omitting the spring on the hatch, e.g. and using a cheap ladder for the exit. Could be his way of working.
      (you could lose an arm just by looking at the drive train)
      Then came he whole "I have a screwdriver for grounding the sub..." and the "hacksaw issue..."
      Switching explanations SO many times doesn't really show a "master plan"...
      He COULD have gotten away with it making it look like an accident...

    • @rasmuspedersen3563
      @rasmuspedersen3563 Год назад

      Me to... Why would anyone look at this killer anymore ..?

    • @turbocpt1
      @turbocpt1 Год назад +3

      @@hagalazmultiverze3411 oh OK. Why ARE we typing IN mixed CASE at RANDOM?

    • @esdeath5301
      @esdeath5301 Год назад +13

      @@turbocpt1 have you never been on the internet before or something

  • @polythewicked
    @polythewicked 2 года назад +334

    I remember finding out about this by chance. No one in the US heard about it. I’m glad they’re doing this documentary because it was a horrific case and we never got all the details.

    • @kbc163
      @kbc163 2 года назад

      I'm in the US and I heard about it, but I get my news from several sources. Mainstream media in the US right now is just political propaganda.

    • @lindakarlsson7348
      @lindakarlsson7348 2 года назад +17

      It is worse than any horror movie and one of the worst cases in modern Scandinavian history. A young journalist from south Sweden, Kim Wall, interviewed Peter Madsen at his submarine. Friends and other people saw them leave. The plan was to be away for a few hours. The submarine wasn´t found until the next day, with only Madsen on it. He said Kim had died in an accident. Later they started to find her body parts...

    • @Blessed-2-b-a-Hembree
      @Blessed-2-b-a-Hembree 2 года назад +27

      I wouldn’t say no one in the US heard about it. I did.

    • @thereistheonlyone
      @thereistheonlyone Год назад

      The doer is human being.
      A human that can be so evil.
      And the problem is ...
      When the poor do that, we feel horrified - but most of the time they do it because they are already insane becuase the cruel realities that consume them - such as poverty, hunger ...
      But when the rich do that - it's so horrifying. So unspekable.
      He had everything, still it's not enough.
      And unlike the poor, the rich always have all the power to hide those horrors.
      Epstein, Weinstein are another example.
      This is the world we live in right now - the dark side of human beings.
      We just need to take care of self.

    • @hagalazmultiverze3411
      @hagalazmultiverze3411 Год назад

      @@lindakarlsson7348 Well... that's the VERY short version of it..

  • @carriew5106
    @carriew5106 Год назад +120

    Just watched the film and can't really believe what I have seen. Terrifying and haunting. Especially the last scene. I didn't think I could be more surprised, but I was. Excellent work by the filmmakers.

  • @spiritedSpore
    @spiritedSpore Год назад +48

    also most people don’t know this, but he escaped the prison in october 2020 by threatening 8 people on his way out. he made it out but only a few meters before he got “caught”. he at some point had managed to create some kind of fake pistol and something that looked like it could be a bomb around his waist. after some time they found out it all were fake and he got caught for real that time. the fact that he made all of those things in hand just inside of the prison is just beyond crazy he clearly had way too much free space in that workshop.

    • @magnipettersson4432
      @magnipettersson4432 5 месяцев назад

      Not true. He escaped and was caught outside my Old girlfriends House more than a few meters. He had entrered a small villa area in Albertslund. My girlfriend literally Saw the dogs searching for him and Saw him on the Ground being contained

  • @daytodaylivin4418
    @daytodaylivin4418 Год назад +15

    Something that i found suprisingly touching was the compassion and intelect of one of peters coworkers (young, german i think)… the one that explained that he couldnt understand why somebody would bury someone at sea…. You could tell that he was smart enough to understand what had happened and immidietly felt nothing but sympathy for the victim

  • @Heyiya-if
    @Heyiya-if Год назад +19

    Danish person here. This freaked everyone the hell out. In my family we decided unanimously to call it 'the murder of Kim Wall'. *SHE* was the one to gruesomely lget murdered. No one wants to mention the name of that man again, may he f**king rot away behind bars.

  • @rinanorich6322
    @rinanorich6322 Год назад +129

    Well made documentary. Without Emma filming, the case probably wouldn't have been solved ?! The last scene really sent chills down my spine.

    • @thoso1973
      @thoso1973 Год назад +34

      The police investigators, maritime experts and navy divers solved the grueling case. It was their work and efforts that destroyed Peter Madsen's claims and exposed him as a murderer.

    • @michellemealey437
      @michellemealey437 Год назад +7

      Agree she was so brave my heart broke for her and all involved I lived with a man who was a monster the fear and control they have over you . She was so lucky he would have done the same to her 😓

    • @xavierarman
      @xavierarman Год назад

      what happened in the last scene ?

    • @smurfylee
      @smurfylee Год назад

      Yeah I think even at the end of the doc they said something similar.

    • @smurfylee
      @smurfylee Год назад +8

      @@xavierarman He was talking about psychopaths and not knowing if psychopaths know that they are psychopaths, and a couple of other things he said, can't remember them exactly but yeah

  • @adorablegirl1559
    @adorablegirl1559 Год назад +105

    I found this documentary haunting, scary and tasteful considering the subject matter. Emma has done a wonderful job.. we will never know why. I cannot believe what i saw and heard in this documentary.. true stories are sometimes more scary than any gory movie that man has ever made.

  • @VirtanenDK
    @VirtanenDK Год назад +27

    I still live here on Amager, right next to the place!
    The last thing Peter said to the camera "will not spoil" was so scary and dark. Would like to know what the journalist was thinking after he said that!!
    Also ppl who don't know the story about "Suborbital" and the partner "Kristian Von Bengtson" that could not work together with Peter, and left him. There's a dok out there, were you can see how angry Peter was, and how he was yelling at Kristian! Already back then you could see behind the facade, when Peter could not control himself and just went ballistic.
    Last: Rip Kim Wall 🙏 I also wish, the best for her bf and family.

  • @irregularmana6216
    @irregularmana6216 Год назад +34

    I remember reading about this story, I was shocked it wasn't to well known but by now a lot of people have heard of it

  • @Shyknit
    @Shyknit Год назад +74

    I remember hearing about this, creepy that they have footage of people finding out about the situation in real time knowing what we know now.

  • @bddybdz
    @bddybdz Год назад +6

    I guess I’m the only one that doesn’t find him “charming” …I see a little sick man, narcissist that is not 100%. You can see it in his eyes and his mannerisms. Also the way he stared at the filmmaker while she was fixing his mic. He showed his true self and those weird things he said should have been big warnings about him.

  • @darrylskylar8757
    @darrylskylar8757 Год назад +11

    That poor girl. May she Rest In Peace🙏🤍🕊

  • @KainErrow
    @KainErrow 2 года назад +14

    Generally speaking I'm against the death penalty if only because of that chance someone's innocent. For instances like this or that pos that killed 60 people in Norway, I am repulsed at the idea of them being allowed to breathe. I don't think I can watch this as I already know enough details.

  • @adsalasdin1399
    @adsalasdin1399 Год назад +6

    Just to put in comments this is no dramatization or anything like the hbo thing (which is way too long). This is not recreation. Everything here is all real and recorded footage. Interviews as well.

  • @AnyoneCanSee
    @AnyoneCanSee Год назад +17

    Probably a serial killer it seems. One other victim seems pretty certain and I am sure there will be more. This was the act of a psychopath already used to doing this and he is fully connected to at least one other murder.
    The documentary seems to avoid a number of people who were in the thick of it but wanted to be kept separate. His wife was there but isn't in the documentary.
    It seems pretty certain the poor girl on site was the intended victim but he couldn't help himself.
    It is amazing how a psychopath can be so charismatic to so many people. But it seems it shows eventually as he could not keep anyone but young people around him.

  • @mcm2366
    @mcm2366 Год назад +19

    The series HBO made about this event was very well made. It’s incredible the amount of work done to recover the reporter’s remains. What a psychopath to do such a thing.

  • @BlueJazzBoyNZ
    @BlueJazzBoyNZ Год назад +11

    RIP Kim Wall.

  • @penguin303
    @penguin303 2 года назад +41

    dont be blinded by status and smarts, sociopaths are everywhere.

    • @kevinconway2965
      @kevinconway2965 2 года назад

      hello

    • @theholymackerel072
      @theholymackerel072 Год назад

      He’s worse. He’s a clinical narcissistic psychopath: the worst kind of person there is.

  • @humphreymutembei6342
    @humphreymutembei6342 6 месяцев назад +1

    I've seen numerous documentaries as an adult, but none has stuck with me like this one. It's chilling to see how someone can casually drop hints and clues about their sinister intentions in everyday conversations, only for everything to come together when they commit murder. It truly reveals the dark side of human nature.

  • @samanthaschurter747
    @samanthaschurter747 2 года назад +22

    This case was horrific.

  • @ezzb
    @ezzb Год назад +11

    Never heard of this case, started to watch not knowing what was going to happened, and omg.. I don't have words. The way u slowly discovers the layers of evil e sickness.. is hunting.

  • @LarissaFay
    @LarissaFay 2 года назад +47

    I never heard of this!
    Literally... I've never seen imagery, reports, interviews or ANYTHING on this case. Why?
    This is already very concerning to me.
    True Journalism is rare.
    Looking into the stories no one is bothered by or completely leaves alone, you are literally putting yourself in harm's way to seek answers. For others.
    If governments and officers won't take action, others will.
    The world is full of dangerous self serving individuals. It is scary.
    Will be watching and researching.

    • @rickylovesyou
      @rickylovesyou 2 года назад +12

      It was literally all over the news when it happened at the time. Maybe expand your very closed network of news sources and don't rely too much on what your selected feeds give you.

    • @LarissaFay
      @LarissaFay 2 года назад +4

      @@rickylovesyou I watch and read a very broad range of resources, so even I don’t understand why. Maybe I had something going on at the time? I make sure I watch/ read from international platforms, other than standard UK based “news” channels. They do not cover important and informative world coverage. So I DO branch out. Lol

    • @Sin.Atonement
      @Sin.Atonement 2 года назад +6

      @@rickylovesyou for literally being everywhere, I've never heard of it either, and judging by the comments neither have other people

    • @rickylovesyou
      @rickylovesyou 2 года назад +2

      @@Sin.Atonement then you haven't looked at enough comments champ.

    • @TheSimJoh
      @TheSimJoh Год назад +6

      Let me make a wild guess - are you in the USA? If so, don't feel responsible for not knowing about this, it happened outside of America so probably wasn't deemed overly important by your national media.

  • @m87.photovideo
    @m87.photovideo Год назад +12

    im gonna say that this guy was planning thus murder and he knew the film crew was going to film the aftermath, its a film he created and we just watched him produce the whole thing

    • @jflsdknf
      @jflsdknf Год назад

      You're saying he wanted to end up in prison?

    • @m87.photovideo
      @m87.photovideo Год назад

      @@jflsdknf probably, do you think he honestly thought he would not get caught?

    • @taylorminor3578
      @taylorminor3578 7 месяцев назад

      my thoughts exactly, this was probably some weird sacrifice or fetish for him

  • @4rl0ng
    @4rl0ng Год назад +13

    Damn if Connor recommends it then I'm gonna check this out

    • @marcuszeus5552
      @marcuszeus5552 Год назад +5

      Hell yeah
      Here from Trash Taste as well

  • @MeagainIA2011
    @MeagainIA2011 Год назад +6

    the people on this video keep saying how they trusted him, he never showed anything scary. . . but his body language exposes quite a bit about Peter, and what's going on in his head.
    (honestly, the girl Emma, she knows more than she's letting on, to what and who I can't say, not to mention the macabre text messages between her and Peter before the murder.)
    However, Peter is a deeply disturbed man, and a very scary one able to walk amongst the public.
    I wonder: what were his motives? Did they ever learn of his motives?
    idk, I hope the police there looked into unsolved murders of women in a gruesome ways. But Kim Wall's death may have been Peter's excalation in sexual crimes.
    But Peter was exhibiting signs that he's a dangerous man, and possibly a budding serial killer.

    • @AmeliaGXM
      @AmeliaGXM Год назад

      His motive was simply to torture and murder a woman, likely sexually abusing her as well. That was really it and I think the investigation showed that to be the case. They found torture porn & snuff films in his computer, he clearly had interest in torture, and as it turns out he decided to act his fantasies. He must have thought the submarine and Ms Wall being there were the perfect place & opportunity to commit the heinous act, and he thought he could hide it by saying she died from accident and giving him burial at sea. Of course, no one believed that, he was incredibly stupid to think that anyone would.

  • @Fanniiiy
    @Fanniiiy Год назад +8

    So upsetting that they are giving this monster airtime. TV2 and SVT did it perfectly in their dramaseries by focusing on the investigation it self and on him.

  • @FlixCreEightR
    @FlixCreEightR Год назад +2

    His comment at the end of this. 11 months before he killed her. Like he wanted to be caught.

  • @MrPhife333
    @MrPhife333 Год назад +6

    I remember hearing about this. It would be interesting to understand his motives. May the poor journalist RIP.

  • @darkknightwithanidea1845
    @darkknightwithanidea1845 Год назад +4

    It was ONLY the relentless, ongoing pursuit of the investigating officers in charge of this horrific crime that employed a very special way via looking outside the box & getting specialist consultants from outside the force to look at tidal pattens in the radius of 50 Sq KM’s & using sonar to locate her remains & finding her body that got this monster into custody. It was NEAR impossible at one point & the people in charge - above the investigation almost said NO & wanted to call it a cold case & close the investigation. Thank God for persistence & perseverance. This technique they used was revolutionary & required an officer to really be creative & THINK like a true detective far beyond anything that had ever bene tried before. In policing. This guy covered his tracks so well in trying not to be caught & he almost got away with it too.

  • @AmeliaGXM
    @AmeliaGXM Год назад +4

    This was absolutely a horrifying case because there was no sign, no red flag that something this horrific could've happened to Ms. Wall. I don't think anyone could've imagined something like this was going to happen. If there was something "good" in this case, at least Madsen was stupid enough to think that people would just buy his story. Of course, no one did. Criminals often think they're smarter than authorities and that's how they get caught.

    • @Standgedicht
      @Standgedicht Год назад +4

      I also don't think that the people around him could have noticed anything. In retrospect, however, one can see certain signs. For example, his need to insinuate and joke about violence, or talk about human predators. I think the internal pressure was enormous and he was looking for a little outlet in these allusions. Such perpetrators are also likely to enjoy taunting people for believing they are superior.

    • @taramay8174
      @taramay8174 9 дней назад

      There were so many red flags

    • @taramay8174
      @taramay8174 9 дней назад

      ​@@Standgedichtfalse. His friends noticed and knew of things

    • @Standgedicht
      @Standgedicht 9 дней назад

      @@taramay8174 Sure. That's why the crime was prevented and he was never able to put his fantasies into action...Oh, wait..

  • @rebelridwan21
    @rebelridwan21 Год назад +3

    Why would someone have permission to own a submarine in the first place?

  • @arkhammedik
    @arkhammedik Год назад +3

    The Danish miniseries drama about this case, "The Investigation" ,
    on HBO Max was excellent

  • @hannathompson7998
    @hannathompson7998 Год назад +5

    I don’t think my claustrophobia could handle watching this

  • @kumari6004
    @kumari6004 Год назад +5

    i didn't know about this case. The documentary came up on Netflix so I watched it. Its very scary since one wouldn't imagine a murder on the submarine.

  • @shizzle7642
    @shizzle7642 Год назад +4

    Horrifying these psycho killers live among us like normal people… who do we ever really know!!

  • @maxwellmartin7187
    @maxwellmartin7187 Год назад +6

    It was a great documentary but damn they could have touched a little on the victim and not try to make that other alovr girl look like the real victim. I dont even know anything about the victim besides her age and name

    • @annemorgenstern6070
      @annemorgenstern6070 Год назад +3

      Thank you! I was waiting the whole time for someone to express more empathy and sadness for the poor victim. It was driving me crazy. It´s as if the victim was just an afterthought which made me sad.

    • @rodsella
      @rodsella Год назад

      Yeah I got a weird after taste, I was confused half the time and then i realized they chose to talk about her but they glazed. I hear there is an HBO documentary that is more lengthy.

  • @9catlover
    @9catlover Год назад +8

    i can't forget this story. Glad Netflix is doing a documentary on it

  • @lovelyan896
    @lovelyan896 Год назад +3

    So sad ! I wonder if somehow miraculously she could have escape his attack, and anihilate him, could she possibly guide the submarine up..he act letting her no chance! What a monster!

  • @kilangimti
    @kilangimti Год назад +4

    Am I the only one who felt very uncomfortable at how blurred/distorted of sorts the curly haired intern sara's face was shown??

    • @cnb4151
      @cnb4151 Год назад +1

      Yes I wonder why they did that. It’s very off putting

    • @lalaloser34
      @lalaloser34 Год назад +2

      I just watched it and I believe there was a caption that some names had been changed and faces were altered, I’m assuming by the request of the girl

  • @dinodob4430
    @dinodob4430 Год назад +5

    "Why would you bring a wood saw onto a submarine"? 😲

  • @mkdesu
    @mkdesu Год назад +3

    Also from trash taste podcast. Thanks Connor.

  • @moistkookie
    @moistkookie Год назад +2

    This was crazy.. I have no words. I shouldn’t have watched this before bed

  • @masumhamid1277
    @masumhamid1277 2 года назад +9

    Netflix is my pulse!!

  • @kotastrophie
    @kotastrophie Год назад +4

    I can’t help but think that this was not his first time murdering someone

  • @PoweredByMaK
    @PoweredByMaK 2 года назад +4

    Thought this was gonna be a mockumentary about the deep from the boys lol

  • @ammarjadallah9579
    @ammarjadallah9579 Год назад +4

    Amazing documentary. Disturbing personality this monster.

  • @bobsacamano5289
    @bobsacamano5289 2 года назад +11

    I remember this case.
    It's sad, and crazy, but that's the world we live in.

  • @nicolanichols5049
    @nicolanichols5049 2 года назад +14

    John ballen covered this story - fantastic

  • @cardamom3804
    @cardamom3804 Год назад +2

    Why is there nothing about the journalist in the trailer? Couldn’t bother to focus on the person who actually lost her life, Netflix?

  • @cheryl5667
    @cheryl5667 Год назад +6

    I'm disappointed that the trailer doesn't acknowledge the much deeper and disturbing truth of the case: That Peter Madsen killed Kim for his taste for snuff pornography - some of which he viewed the night before killing her.

    • @AmeliaGXM
      @AmeliaGXM Год назад +4

      It's covered in the doc itself. Of course the trailer doesn't reveal that fact, it's a TRAILER. Just like how a movie trailer wouldn't reveal all the important plot points of the movie.

    • @0cean144
      @0cean144 Год назад

      It’s a trailer that’s why.

    • @cheryl5667
      @cheryl5667 Год назад

      @@0cean144 so people won't watch it if they know kim was a result and product of snuff porn in the trailer?

  • @johnnyli4702
    @johnnyli4702 2 года назад +19

    Damn it, I thought this was going to a sequel for Into The Night.

    • @DeusAlphax
      @DeusAlphax 2 года назад +4

      There is a sequel called Yakamoz s-245. It's not a sequel though, as the ending of season 2 of into the night connects with Yakomoz, it's a part of the same universe.

    • @johnnyli4702
      @johnnyli4702 2 года назад +2

      @@DeusAlphax Yep, already watched and already want more

    • @zaltmanbleroze
      @zaltmanbleroze Год назад +2

      INto the night season 2 was bad imo, if there is a season 3 they better wrap things up and end the story.

    • @laibafareed9396
      @laibafareed9396 Год назад

      me too. i guess into the night and yakamoz will have a combined new season in 2023. I thought this was the trailer.

  • @qmnnvrdyz8965
    @qmnnvrdyz8965 Год назад +4

    Just saw a shorter, prolly diff version of this, on another streaming channel. This guy's incredibly twisted!!

  • @truthhurts3524
    @truthhurts3524 Год назад +1

    Remember this story, horrific.

  • @AudreyHeadley
    @AudreyHeadley Год назад +1

    Remember saw this on the news in Jamaica 🇯🇲 always wanted to know more .

  • @rtd6840
    @rtd6840 Год назад +2

    He tried to escape prison also and somewhat made it outside the gates. Look it up

  • @vashappeninlainey
    @vashappeninlainey Год назад +6

    Well-made! It’s extremely haunting holy sh. Give it a watch people!

  • @FenderJaguar66
    @FenderJaguar66 2 года назад +4

    Rip Kim Wall

  • @MonarC27818
    @MonarC27818 2 года назад +9

    I remember this story. So fkn strange

  • @mischapiru9514
    @mischapiru9514 Год назад +3

    They say psychopaths are smart, definitely not him. Dumb as heck.

    • @Tony-wu4wk
      @Tony-wu4wk 10 месяцев назад

      he managed to escape from prison by building a fake bomb and gun from random things that he got a hold of

    • @mischapiru9514
      @mischapiru9514 10 месяцев назад

      @@Tony-wu4wk so? That was part of his studies. What hecking loser he was. Killing and betraying people for attention.

  • @dg8708
    @dg8708 Год назад +5

    If I had a last wish for human nature, it would be to concentrate on the positive alignment of our natural mind. We're not born to the negative, we will only become complete when we find our own way through the labyrinth of outer influences and begin to know our inner mind. We can FEEL what is right, if we are receptive to it. It is in our nature, no matter how hard we try to fight it. We can all see the path towards the positive. Everything else is just noise, scattered-hatred and pain. Watching things like this for a thrill are the equivalent of drinking vicarious poison. Watch it as a lesson in what NOT to do, but also think of a method to keep such things from ever happening again.

  • @noiztrauma
    @noiztrauma Год назад +4

    Does anybody who has seen it know why they put a strange and unnecessary blur on the face of peters girl- friend? I mean it's not a blurr that makes her anonymous and i can't see how this stylistically would make sens...

    • @denniselfstrom709
      @denniselfstrom709 Год назад

      I think they digitally altered her face/deepfaked it to hide her identity not entirely sure tho.

    • @ciramelle
      @ciramelle Год назад +2

      They wrote that her identity was digitally concealed in one of her early interview cutscenes. So I assume they put a whole different face on her via deepfake and that's what makes it blurry. Her voice also sounded distorted at times.

  • @GuadalupeGuacamole
    @GuadalupeGuacamole Год назад +3

    Talk about a million to one chance…she was murdered and decapitated ON A SUBMARINE
    How? What? Why?
    I have so many questions I don’t think I want the answers to really.
    (BTW the YT channel “Fascinating Horror” did and amazing job telling this story in quick format.)

  • @lillieknight
    @lillieknight Год назад +1

    What a unique story line.

  • @dianeblaylock6697
    @dianeblaylock6697 4 месяца назад

    Excellent dive team's efforts to recover Kim Wall's body also Excellent police work.

  • @WORSAW666
    @WORSAW666 Год назад +2

    How did she die? was that ever revealed?

  • @TheQuickyouknow
    @TheQuickyouknow 2 года назад +3

    I'm confused, what is the story actually about?

  • @liindinjaa
    @liindinjaa Год назад +3

    I hate that in this documentary is all about him, not the victim. 😡

    • @spiritedSpore
      @spiritedSpore Год назад

      there is another documentary that’s about the victim - it’s the same documentary but it’s focus is more on her. i can try to find it but i think it got deleted after some critic/drama that happened :/

  • @michellea1130
    @michellea1130 2 года назад +3

    wow never heard about this story.

  • @Osnapitstommy
    @Osnapitstommy Год назад +1

    Mr.Ballen did a story on this.

  • @richardmurphy9006
    @richardmurphy9006 Год назад +3

    Worked on a russian submarine bought by a Canadian mens group that was odd 😳 and creepy what is it with submarines

  • @jacobsteele7138
    @jacobsteele7138 Год назад

    I listened to a podcast on this story. It is fascinating and tragic.

  • @nyccolm
    @nyccolm Год назад +2

    There’s a special place in hell for his type.

  • @patttyannhudson
    @patttyannhudson Год назад +2

    When I heard about this it scared me so much what a freaky thing I mean he had to know that she would be looked for she was a journalist doing a story I mean this dude is one scary crazy monster wasn't he rich he could of got women all he wanted to do sick things with this monster lost his ever loving mind I hope he rots in prison

  • @jackvieiraoficial
    @jackvieiraoficial Год назад +1

    Just saw this documentary on Netflix...
    What a nightmare! The way they show how pervert and cold he is... She didn't deserved this destiny 😔

  • @jojose417
    @jojose417 Год назад +2

    Watching Netflix documentaries is my side job

  • @racheldavies111
    @racheldavies111 2 года назад +2

    Heard of this case through mr ballen - horrific.

  • @ALLWILLBEOVERR
    @ALLWILLBEOVERR Год назад

    Oh my god! I watched and listened to this case being covered in RUclips and I didn't know there was a documentary about it, I will be watching.

  • @doubletapm4
    @doubletapm4 Год назад +1

    Why is that one girl always out of focus... her face is always blurry

  • @enycesmith5183
    @enycesmith5183 2 года назад +6

    I need to see this

  • @itschasemac
    @itschasemac 2 года назад +1

    HBO already had a great doc about this though?

  • @saifullahkhan1202
    @saifullahkhan1202 2 года назад +3

    I thought this was a spin off on the Deep character from The Boys amazon series 😂

  • @storywala88
    @storywala88 2 года назад +1

    Grim but intriguing

  • @yegventures
    @yegventures 2 года назад +9

    So disappointed that this is NOT the highly anticipated "Into the Deep" series which is the follow-up to "Into the Night."

    • @eliasn.9960
      @eliasn.9960 Год назад

      Thought the same 😂

    • @laibafareed9396
      @laibafareed9396 Год назад

      loll sameee

    • @laibafareed9396
      @laibafareed9396 Год назад

      but you do know that yakamoz series is connected to it right? yakamoz should've actually been called into the deep though

  • @mischapiru9514
    @mischapiru9514 Год назад +2

    He made all the time jokes about murdering people :s

  • @roblesruben16
    @roblesruben16 2 года назад +3

    Omg I remember seeing this but never knew what really happened 😮

  • @amandabrow
    @amandabrow 2 года назад +1

    Why do I feel like I have seen this before?

  • @wills4915
    @wills4915 2 года назад +6

    HBO already did a great series about this. It's called The Investigation.

    • @amandabrow
      @amandabrow 2 года назад +1

      That’s it!!!! I knew it saw another doc about this.

    • @The_Dutch_Hammer
      @The_Dutch_Hammer Год назад +2

      No they didnt. They bought a danish produced version. But they did make Kim Wall:Undercurrent

    • @Sgrunterundt
      @Sgrunterundt Год назад +2

      Yes, but this is the movie by Emma Sulivan who followed us in the years leading up to the murder and was right there with us. The other documentaries may twist the story. Emma doesn't.

  • @niloy5362
    @niloy5362 Год назад +4

    Anyone from trash taste 🤣

  • @Chrisbajs
    @Chrisbajs Год назад

    So is this a proper documentary, or a reenactment/dramatization? Netflix doesn't provide that info in their info-blurb.

    • @adorablegirl1559
      @adorablegirl1559 Год назад

      It's real time documentary.. without too many spoilers. My god what have i seen?

  • @brentonhorton6845
    @brentonhorton6845 11 месяцев назад +1

    How could you prove anything in a single skin submersible...one mistake and it's all over in less then a minute so how could anyone be expected to live , something had taken place , and to use humor to cover up his insecurity and entitlement could be the epicenter for his symmetry and void...😮 I think there were a vulnerability to this man and I think she took advantage or got her hooks into him..😮

  • @dickielarue1451
    @dickielarue1451 Год назад +4

    Just finished watching...This individual certainly fits the "path" describtion of behavior...Socio or Pyscho...you decide? 😉

  • @chainsmoker3474
    @chainsmoker3474 2 года назад +2

    I thought it was deep from the boys 🤣

  • @valeriemogene9229
    @valeriemogene9229 Месяц назад

    Wow he was telling us what he was about to do. Thats all he talked about during the interview.

  • @TheTurkaderr
    @TheTurkaderr Год назад +1

    Haven’t I seen this before ?? I know there was another series about Kim and the investigation, I think it was on HBO a year or two ago. Don’t really know how much more they can say about this case but it is fascinating so I’ll watch.