Murder of Crows

Here in episode two of Murder of Crows we cover the chilling story of the murder of JonBenét Ramsey in 1996. She was killed in her own Boulder Colorado home, some time in the night between December 25th and 26th and remains an unsolved mystery to this day. I think it is important that I document the research process I followed in the creation of each video, so that it is clear what level of knowledge I am able to provide to you, the audience I am so humbled to have. The process began with reading the wiki entry for this case and creating bullet list framework of significant events and facts throughout the case. I then watched 60 Minutes Australia's and ABC 20/20's coverage of this case. From the information I gleaned from these three sources I wrote the script for this video, a process that took between 5 to 10 hours. My respects to the Ramsey family, I sincerely hope her killer is brought into the light and for JonBenét to receive the justice she deserves. As always, thanks so much for watching, and for the ongoing support of my subscribers.

Becoming Wendigo is based on the true story of one Swift Runner, who became possessed by the Wendigo Psychosis in 1875, resulting in the murder and consumption of his entire family. This is my first attempt at doing a more "creepy" style video and not the more standard "true crime" style, I hope you enjoy! Also as a side note, I am aware that the Cree depiction of the wendigo does not have horns, but I'd already drawn that version and liked it, so went ahead and used that. As always, thanks so much for watching, and for the ongoing support of my subscribers. Caaaaaaw!

Here in episode three of Murder of Crows we cover the chilling (no pun intended) story of the murders of Stephen Barry and Stoni Blair who were killed by their own mother Mitchelle Blair, and shoved into the family freezer and left there for years. This crime took place in Detroit Michigan, and was discovered in 2015, with the killings taking place in 2012 and 2013. I think it is important that I document the research process I followed in the creation of each video, so that it is clear what level of knowledge I am able to provide to you, the audience I am so humbled to have. The process began with reading the following article by all that is interesting, https://allthatsinteresting.com/mitchelle-blair, then CBS news coverage of the case https://www.cbsnews.com/detroit/tag/mitchelle-blair/, and then LA sentinels coverage, https://lasentinel.net/mom-tells-judge-she-feels-no-remorse-for-killing-2-kids-found-in-freezer.html. Finally I watched the vast majority of the released interrogation of Mitchelle Blair. From the information I gleaned from these sources I wrote the script for this video, a process that took between 5 to 10 hours. May Stephen and Stoni rest in peace, and I sincerely hope Mitchelle's remaining living children may live happily ever after. As always, thanks so much for watching, and for the ongoing support of my subscribers. Caaaaaaw!

Here in the inaugural episode of Murder of Crows we cover the 1991 tragic story of the quadruple homicide at an I Can't Believe Its Yogurt shop in Austin Texas. On the night of December 6th, four young women were discovered to have lost their lives following the extinguishing of a fire at a Yogurt shop. The killer remains free to this day. I think it is important that I document the research process I followed in the creation of each video, so that it is clear what level of knowledge I am able to provide to you, the audience I am so humbled to have. The process began with reading the wiki entry for this case and creating bullet list framework of significant events and facts throughout the case. I then watched That Chapter, Cold Case Detective, and Stephanie Harlowe's coverage of this case. From the information I gleaned from these three sources I wrote the script for this video, a process that took between 5 to 10 hours. My respects to the families of those lost, I sincerely hope the animals responsible for this horrific crime are caught and finally brought to justice after all these years. To my viewers and subscribers, thanks so much for watching and for your support. I hope to see you on the next episode of Murder of Crows.