Not only SA, not only murder, not only cutting a victim down into pieces but also even possible cannibalism. Yet the mom forgave her son and even stood by him knowing all of these horrible horrible things that he'd done were not to any stranger, but his own sister, her own daughter. There's also a chance that all of the things he cooked his wife had parts of his sister in them. Utterly disgusting.

@ladyallyally135

7 ай бұрын

I feel like with some moms, once the father figure isnt around anymore they start to put that responsibility on their sons, so much so that they (on)consciously see them as their new husbands. Because i just KNOOOW if cece did all of this to her brother the mom would’ve looked at this way differently

@freesby1019

7 ай бұрын

It's crazy what boy moms do for their own sons. It's s fucking disgusting

@FIRING_BLIND

7 ай бұрын

Oh I guarantee the dishes his wife ate were FULL of Cece

@FIRING_BLIND

7 ай бұрын

​@@hujanohhujan???? Addicted to what? You don't really get an addiction to murder. You can't even be actually addicted to sex.

@cN-xv7ju

6 ай бұрын

⁠​wat would u call serial killers then I think u can can be addicted to anything really

I was sexually assaulted by my brother for about 10 years and my mom had a identical response as Cece's mom. It killed me. I can't imagine how much Cece must be turning in her grave knowing that even in death, over a decade of abuse and descent into madness, her mom stood by him. My heart hurts for her she barely stood a chance.

@Kelly-pp1et

7 ай бұрын

Is he in jail????

@jdbrown1964

7 ай бұрын

I pr, ay that God heals you, if you havent tried Jesus, he works ! Bless you

@mewcatss

7 ай бұрын

I hate to say it but its the same for me, but it was not only my brother but also my uncle's adopted son. My mother stood by my brother, and threatened me with foster care, a place she chalked up to be the most scary place ever, convincing me that I would basically die if I were to go, if I didn't lie to police and say that what I said was all a lie. Even to this day several years later, almost in my 30's, thanks to her manipulation, I still second guess myself on if I deserved what happened to me. Was the SA just a lie I made up, like my mother essentially hammered in? I know that it isn't, but some nights I can't used logic to convince myself otherwise. It's even worse that when it was my uncle's adopted son, she was all over that, defending me like a mother should, raging like a momma bear, ready to kill him for what he did to me. But no, when it came to her son, I her youngest daughter who she claimed to love so dearly meant less to her. Having such a comparison is so utterly disorienting. It kills me that as much as I love my mother, I can't stand being around her cause of the reminder and the visceral nausea of hearing her casually saying I remembered wrong, saying in "Great" detail that it was your uncle's son who did those things, reminding me of "exactly" what "he" did over what my brother "didn't" do, convincing me my memory was wrong, or at least trying to. The worst part about all that is, right now, she is in the hospital dying, and I physically and emotionally can't be there. I feel so bad for Cece but I also feel relieved she didn't have to hear that, for it may have been the final nail in her coffin even before her body were to lay inside it.

@SteenyBean

7 ай бұрын

I’m so sorry that happened to you … childhood trauma is so intense

@d.w.mpiumini2471

7 ай бұрын

@@mewcatss I'm so sorry for you, as a girl I can't even imagine your situation. I pray pray and pray for your healing and never ever loose your hope of living. Remember what ever happened there is a person in a country named sri lanka waiting for your success .

It's so sad when daughters don't matter as much as sons do.

@Itzyourgirl_Roxi

6 ай бұрын

I know❤

@sleepy1171

6 ай бұрын

I'm the opposite. As a little boy in the Vietnamese community, I got bullied and picked on a lot (because I was only half Vietnamese and my other half is New Zealand, Maori) So it's been installed deep in my mind to not like other little boys or young boys as I see them as little c-nts lol. I have a girl now, she's 21months old and I love her to death. I have a second baby on the way, and If it's another girl I'll be so happy. If it's a boy, I'll do my best to raise that boy to be respectful. And they will both matter to me ❤

@katarzvna

6 ай бұрын

​@@sleepy1171"I'm the opposite-"??? You don't care that boys often are picked over their sisters just because they're boys?? Do you hear yourself?? And you were picked on because you were mixed not because you were a boy. ☠️

@aflower5768

5 ай бұрын

​@@sleepy1171 It's horrible that children are treated like this. I'm so happy that you are living healthy and happy now! Congrats on your first child and I wish nothing but happiness and well-being to your future child. You seem like an awesome father and that's really rare, I hope you know how much you're doing for your children ❤

@Cheyenne-dh3cx

5 ай бұрын

No this is literally every mom(not my mom ima girl btw) For daughter: U BETTER REPAINT THE HOUSE AND REBUILD IT AND CLEAN THE CARS AND HOUSE AND ALSO U BETTER CLEAN EVERY BEDROOM BY THE TIME I GET BACK for son: oh, honey, are you ok? Did you eat, oh, I feel so sorry, ok, you know what I'm gonna give you 1000 million dollars. So you can go buy your self something to eat like uhhh helllo WHAT ABOUT ME!?

I’ve been into true crime for over 25 years so “how could he do something like that” isn’t even in my vocabulary anymore. People are just inexplicably evil and my heart goes out to the people they victimize and traumatize because of that evil.

@amandab8433

7 ай бұрын

Exactly! I became interested in True Crime books, and shows as a teen back in the late 80's. Nothing surprises me anymore. My mom worked with the local DA's office for 25 years, and some of her cases still haunt me. The depravity of humans knows no bounds.

@frisSerenity

7 ай бұрын

Exactly… I watched too much true crime that I can’t even want to procreate, I won’t even trust my own egg cells 😅

@marielondon8269

7 ай бұрын

I’m not surprised anymore about the evil in this world. Im from the Mid West (America) and a man cut off his mother’s head and buried it in the backyard. He did it because she wouldn’t give him money for drugs.

@airoctia0350

7 ай бұрын

Nah fr some people just don’t give a shit about anyone but themselves

@LLace

7 ай бұрын

Agreed

I actually can’t believe the mother sided with her son, not what I was expecting at all. I feel like most would disown their son after they found out he killed HIS OWN SISTER and the fact he was SAing her too… so messed up

@justeh5424

7 ай бұрын

I just feel so bad for her, she is not in the right state of mind. I hope she got help

@Euntooda

7 ай бұрын

The son is very manipulative and calculating, so God knows what he's told her about the sister. She probably believed whatever he told her.

@ma.chariza9590

7 ай бұрын

Most mothers side with their sons..many girls i know have mothers that are jealous of them..a mother jealous of her daughter is real

@conclavecabal.h0rriphic

7 ай бұрын

@@ma.chariza9590 ive heard this from my asian girl friends about their own mothers...always siding with and favoring their brothers...its very sad and very messed up

@pennyp7382

7 ай бұрын

​@@ma.chariza9590Nope.

I can’t imagine the horror of marrying someone and learning what kind of man you married through finding a head in your freezer

@roxyhart5692

7 ай бұрын

Right? Like straight out of American Psycho

@xxcknxx_

7 ай бұрын

Lucky she got away and didn’t have a child with that killer . The trauma they both have to live with

@unicorngamer7462

6 ай бұрын

I want to look into this case more. Do you know what the woman and her husband are called or the murder case name?

@TheFearsomeCrabcat

5 ай бұрын

​@@unicorngamer7462rotten mango has their full case details on their website.

@ezura4760

5 ай бұрын

And being dragged around life insurance companies to be priced up for your future murder…

The fact that she had such a impact with seeing her daughter like that (rightfully so) but once she hears it’s her own son all of that compassion and sadness goes out the window

@minguanimeyt3449

4 ай бұрын

:(((

I’m seriously so disgusted by the fact he did not just kill and SA a person but he killed and SAed his own blood, his own sister. My heart goes out to her family, friends and the wife. Stay safe everyone!

@delmivasquez5685

7 ай бұрын

😢😢gf

@investirenafriquedepuisloccide

6 ай бұрын

Her family don't Care!

@user-jr9ng2qd4x

5 ай бұрын

Bro her mom dont care

@JAC3773

3 ай бұрын

Cece's mum is terrible for siding with Cece's brother

I immediately feel horrible when I even raise my voice at my siblings, my siblings are my best friends I can’t imagine someone would do something like this 💔

@louniece1650

7 ай бұрын

🤗

@xshotaro_rose

7 ай бұрын

That sounds like a sweet relationship to maintain with your siblings! I wish I was like this with my siblings!😂❤

@Mika_Kagehira.

7 ай бұрын

I'm glad I don't have siblings

@iamprincessnubia

7 ай бұрын

I'm sayinggg 😭

@RadenWA

7 ай бұрын

Very lucky to have such sibling, my sibling thinks it is okay to raise their voice and be rude because we’re siblings and I should just “get used to it” and “that’s how siblings act”

This is common. I have 4 biological brothers, we’re Egyptian but the sons still always get the best, no responsibilities, and its almost as if it’s impossible for your parent to treat and acknowledge their behavior. They get away with abuse, assault, MURDER, and various behaviors below that line…it’s an issue. They’ll publicly support feminism but act like this behind closed doors.

@056561022

7 ай бұрын

This is why I don't think I could marry someone from a culture that treats their kids like that. Absolutely not. If I have a daughter, I will love her with all my being and she won't ever feel like she's 'less than'. And if I have a son some day? He'll learn that women aren't to be treated as lesser. It's not women's responsibilities to take care of him his whole life. He has to take care of himself and if he wanted to share a life with a lady, he would learn to pitch in to do 50% of the work at minimum. If his lady needs him, he does it out of love, not debt.

@carolinecarter6874

7 ай бұрын

My grandmother and mother favoured males... England!

@ebifuon6776

7 ай бұрын

Cults to consciousness did an interview with girls that had escaped Amish life and its the same there too. They never condemn the men doing something wrong instead they force the women to apologize to their rapist and that's so messed up

@jalifritz8033

7 ай бұрын

@@carolinecarter6874Germany does it too.

@Barefoot433

7 ай бұрын

@@ebifuon6776 That is messed up. What's the "logic", that they tempted them by showing ankle skin, or bending over to pick up firewood? That's such BS.

I was sexually assaulted by my brother when I was 8.. my mom still to this day blames me. I’m 25 and I will say it still affects me to this day especially since one of her reasonings behind how she reacted is that I’ll understand when I’m a parent. I’m a mom to a 2 year old and I’m even more upset because how could you let that happen?! And shame me for it?!

@enlqzy6739

3 ай бұрын

Hope you're doing alright bae ;(

@magicalgirlyt

2 ай бұрын

She’s wrong and less of a mother for that. God bless you ❤

@katey624

2 ай бұрын

Im so sorry…my sister was molested by a grandfather I never knew(because she’s older and my parents left after) but she was 4 and all of our cousins called her a liar, even his wife(our grandmother) and she had a Hard time always feeling like she was “wrong” always feeling blamed for things her entire life, it’s sucks seeing trauma trickle through many things but after she practiced just really loving and accepting herself, seeing ger grow has been so beautiful 🫶🏼 becoming such an amazing human…that I’m sure you are aalso!!!

@gstheprotector

Ай бұрын

It was probably a phenomenon where the mother favors the son for no reason other than being born a boy instead of a girl. Regardless, it’s not an excuse and utterly unacceptable. I hope your mother realizes she was callous, absurd, and wrong yet can’t bring herself to apologize and is stuck with the regret because that’s what she deserves.

@sindiandersen2139

Ай бұрын

I'm so sorry to hear so, its not your fault, none of it. You deserve a family who love and support you and i hope youre building your own because your mom and brother dont deserve you 🩷

I’m not surprised at all by the mom’s reaction because we had a similar thing that happened at my hometown. This kid sexually assaulted his cousin for years and his mom’s first reaction was to beg for charges to be dropped because it’d ruin his chance to get into a good college if he was a sex offender. It got even worse where he not only continued but got more violent and his mom was still protecting him. Kept making excuses that since he was in special education he didn’t know better and shouldn’t be held responsible. One day her son took a weapon (I think it was either a hammer or pliers), assaulted her, then killed her on camera. I don’t believe that anyone deserves that fate, but by protecting and enabling him she made a ticking time bomb. Absolute nightmare. It’s been a decade and it’s still a taboo topic to bring up.

@jisungpark8284

7 ай бұрын

What happened to his mom afterwards?

@TransmutedCuppyCake

7 ай бұрын

@@jisungpark8284 I’m not sure what you mean considering in my comment I said he SA’d and killed her.

@yoyosha3384

7 ай бұрын

@@jisungpark8284I think the son SAed the mom n killed her

@madeleineprice3556

7 ай бұрын

@@TransmutedCuppyCakeuh, the way your comment read was that he murdered the cousin, not the mother

@jisungpark8284

7 ай бұрын

@@TransmutedCuppyCake ohhh, I thought you were saying that his cousin was the one who was killed, so I wanted to know what his mom’s reaction was.

I can’t imagine how traumatised his wife might have felt after finding the head in the freezer. Killing your own sister in a horrific way for insurance money is sickening. Some people are really twisted and psychotic and will do the unthinkable for money and greed. I was very disappointed with the choice that the mother made telling the judge to be lenient and for his son not to receive the death penalty. I feel like if it was another perpetrator that killed her daughter there would have been a lot of hatred & rage and she would have asked for maximum punishment but her son is where she draws the line. I understand her losing two of her children is very difficult for her but if you do the crime, you should do the time too and face the consequences of your actions.

@phython124

7 ай бұрын

You're disappointed and blame her for not advocating to execute her own child? You need a reality check lmao

@POG-ist

7 ай бұрын

No matter how horrible his actions were, he is still her son and there will always be that love for him, no matter how much she is hurt by his actions. You can’t blame her for not wanting to lose him too.

@benedicta4898

7 ай бұрын

@@phython124advocate? Unless it was an accident kill , it was premeditated so yeah I feel sorry that she lost two children and my heart goes for her but she should have let the judge handle whatever decision for her daughter and grandchild sake

@benedicta4898

7 ай бұрын

@@POG-ist I’m aware of that parent love. She’s a mother at the end of the day. if it was an accidental kill then the mum should stand by the son and sympathise with him but he intentionally killed her own sister for insurance. That’s the difference

@POG-ist

7 ай бұрын

@@benedicta4898 The thing is that he is facing consequences. She didn’t defend what he did, she just asked for him to not get the death penalty. The kill was intentional, and that horrifying to think of, but she wasn’t ready to let go of both her son and her daughter. I’m not saying she was entirely correct in the situation, I can just understand where she comes from and why she made that choice.

My mom has been through some stuff at the hands of family. And she's told all of us specifically, "even if it's your sibling or parent you better tell me because I'm your mom first, I'll be the one sending them to hell." It'sa mindset that me and my siblings share. I don't care if you're related to me or not, if you act evil you deserve to be punished for it.

@TheFearsomeCrabcat

5 ай бұрын

My parents didn't protect me and I learned what not to do as a parent myself. My brother and I literally said that about my dad at his funeral. The way you described your mom sounds just like me as a mother ❤

@LoreleiCatherine

Ай бұрын

Half the family doesn’t talk to me, my mom or my sister, especially since our matriarch my grandma passed away. They have done some truly evil things, and I pray for their souls all the time.

What a terrifying case. Incest + murder + sexual harrassment + decapitated body = my mind was blown away. How can human be this inhumane?

@thatsacutecat

6 ай бұрын

I wonder that too. It scary that there are humans like that.

@vin072

5 ай бұрын

+ canabalism(?) + parental neglect/abuse

@vin072

5 ай бұрын

THERES JUST SO MANY THINGD WRONG WITH THID CASE 😭

@karenseverywhere6054

11 күн бұрын

There is just sick people in this world, mentally ill.

To all you daughters out there who've been wronged, guess what: THIS MOTHER LOVES YOU AND BELIVES IN YOU AND YOUR WORTH EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE, YOUR INTELLIGENT, YOUR KIND, YOUR BEAUTIFUL AND YOUR LOVED! KEEP YOUR HEAD HELD HIGH AND HEART STRONG, YOUR GOING TO MAKE IT! MOM LOVES YOU PRINCESS, NOW GO MAKE YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE, IM ROOTING FOR YOU! ❤

@thee_earl

7 ай бұрын

my own mother never loved me so reading this comment really did something to my heart. thanks mom from the Internet 💓

@kshma950

7 ай бұрын

@dessy87 Thanks for your kind words, every child needs a mother like you 💗

@jalifritz8033

7 ай бұрын

Thank you

@tomadumas2939

7 ай бұрын

Thanks mom. I needed this today. My boss and my coworker are harassing me and this helps.

@dessy87

7 ай бұрын

@tomadumas2939 Sweetie, jealous is an ugly thing, but you have something they don't, and they don't like it and are jealous of you. Continue to walk tall. Don't let them bend or break you in any way. You cry if you need to, but only at home. Everyone needs to shed some tears cause we are human, but we will get through this, and they will continue to be bitter and jealous at the next person. You will make it, and I believe in you. Please believe in yourself as well. Your smile, while in the midst of their foolish behavior, will confuse them, shine and shine bright with the love and kindness you have within you. Watch how you Shiney beautiful butterfly. Moms got your back! Remember, I love you!

I can’t imagine how a brother could do this to his SISTER. Most people are raised to have such strong bonds with their siblings, and it’s so heartbreaking to hear that someone would do the most heinous things to their own sister just for money.

@gypsydonovan

7 ай бұрын

They weren’t really raised. You throw kids of similar age together without supervision & sexual abuse, or at least inappropriate exploration between siblings, becomes likely. But that’s normally a phase in neglected households, as children are forced to figure out puberty on their own. 14 years isn’t a phase. I doubt he saw her as a sister in the way most of us think of sibling bonds. She was just someone he had power over & could abuse, Partially because he wasn’t taught otherwise. I wonder if the mom’s forgiveness is out of guilt. She failed all her children. A lot of that was out of her control but she knows where she could have been better. Her daughter is gone, and while most of us would want to make amends to those who’ve suffered most from our mistakes, she might just be focusing on what’s left. I’d really like to hear from the other four siblings.

@kleineoOoStern

7 ай бұрын

My brother hate me since I was born (5y after him) and tried to kill me by drowning in our dad's pool but my cousin saved me. Everyone enabled him while we were growing up, he was and still is the golden child and I'm less than a doormat for the family. Abusive homes create monsters.

@oreochocolate_lavacake9960

7 ай бұрын

Not all siblings are close as they get older they become distant some have a good relationship some don't,but also sibling abuse is more common than you think it's horrific but its unfortunately a reality and a heinous crime that happens. And if you see weird or suspicious behaviour or a sibling is uncomfortable with the other _take it seriously_

As someone who was raped by my older brother as a child no one took my side. You’d be surprised even an 8 year old is an object and sons must be projected and their actions justified. A lot of my family knows what happened now but still want me to be fine so that he can have a future. Becuase it’s not fair for his life to be ruined. Everyone thinks it won’t happen around them but it’s 1 in 4 people and it’s mostly likely someone you know closely like a family member. Humanity is collectively disconnecting sexual violence with the consequences of sexual violence and this is the result perpetuated.

@payal91000

7 ай бұрын

Hey are you okay now? This society is like this patriarchy is still there nothing has changed 😣 I stand as a true feminist because I know things haven't still gotten better

@sciopathic

7 ай бұрын

... But it's somehow okay for your life to be ruined by him. I freaking hate those who protect perpetrators. They just make my blood boil. Some things are so vile there's no way to make it go away. Once a monster always a monster.

@Rosemallow

7 ай бұрын

@@payal91000 I’m working on it but it’s a battle I’m in trauma therapy for childhood survivors and I’m just trying to advocate for myself and piece myself back together. I’ve have had to look out for myself for a long time but I can’t wait for the day I can finally relax and be present in my body and this world consistently again

@Rosemallow

7 ай бұрын

@@sciopathic would you believe he’s with someone I was in high school with That he met on her 18th birthday (that I was invited to not him) I had to get to my 20s to realize how many of my friends he’s hit on and my parents were around. To this day I get messages about forgiving him for the sake of family peace and that I’ll give someone a heart attack of make them self delete. Thank God for therapy because I use to believe it and who knows where I could have ended up in cycles of self destruction

@Valeria-sx7uv

5 ай бұрын

​@Rosemallow this is so fucked up :( I am sorry you have to go through all this... wish you all the best!!

My mom was a single parent to 8 kids. My dad cheated on her numerous times before divorcing. She protected two abusers to sexual assault to me and my sister throughout all our lives. I can definitely see how this mom stuck it out with her son instead. There can commonly be something mentally off with parents in our situation.

@LWM521

7 ай бұрын

I am so sorry. Blessings and peace.

@Skater_gurl

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing this with us and getting your story out. More people need to be made aware of how dangerous ( on purpose or not) and mentally ill people are and can be. Hearing more and more of situations like or similar to this and yours......maybe could save someone to pay attention to signs and to the mentally ill that this is not a good thing. Seek help. Be honest But again I am so sorry you had that happen to you and I hope and pray you continue to let out and share and most importantly, continue to be the beautiful human being that you are ❤ I wish you nothing but greatness, protection and positivity!

@CbOt7

6 ай бұрын

My mom had the same experince as you, I see her affected by it almost everyday but she is so strong. I'm increbliy sorry what happened to you and I hope you find peace, if any in your life. My heart and prayers go out to you

This girl is unbelievably good story-teller. I just can't.

If my sibling murdered me, my mom had better fight for the death penalty. Some things are beyond forgiving-beyond the reach of familial bonds and love.

i am so glad that the wife knew she could be in danger and decided to pick an escape plan instead of going to the police. its common for the police to term women hysterical just like they almost did the janitor who actually found the head. i don’t doubt that he probably planned to pimp out his wife in the future and most definitely abusing her down the road. the wife was not a native anyway and her disappearance would’ve been not looked into just like cece.

@Monchis181-he3fy

3 ай бұрын

So true, he had already told her he owned her.

the statement the mother made that she doesn't think her son could ever do something like that, makes me question if the daughter was being r*aped by the brother whilst she was young cause she was already showing signs that something was going on with her and it seems less possible that he just started having sexual urges towards his sister... seems like she was mentally trying to escape trauma through drugs and bad company as a teen. She probably didn't know how to process her emotions or family hierarchy status, seeing as to how when she was abandoned to him as her guardian, the mother still refused to believe or care for her child. The mother should be imprisoned as well.

@sipi2009

3 ай бұрын

Agreed

For me I think it's also the mum having some big BIG denial going on. Like it's easier to think your son killed your daughter because he was not sane in the head than to think he cold blooded killed her just for money after abusing her for so many years. I honestly feel so bad so Sisi as she could have had a better life but everyone in her life failed her

Finding your missing sister’s DNA in someone who you are so close with’s rice cooker and finding her head in his fridge must be so so so horrifying… This is such a disgusting case. It is so sad just thinking about what her family is going through right now. I hope her family is doing better now. Thanks for covering this case Stephanie

@misscheesecake7282

7 ай бұрын

The victim was the murderers sister ..not the poor wife. Wife just found the body and ran back to China... murderer killed his sister. And assaulted her ..then the victim/ murderers mom sided with her son

@Damnnit23

7 ай бұрын

Me trying to get my essay longer

I just love, love, love Stephanie's storytelling even if it gives me goosebumps on how horrible the murders are😅

@finnfinn1067

7 ай бұрын

Me too 🥹

@julielittle1270

7 ай бұрын

I agree One of the best story tellers on You Tube

@ivybear7851

7 ай бұрын

same

@dianaosazenaye1313

7 ай бұрын

True

@user-jf5ih5xb8t

7 ай бұрын

Same here😅

What's scary about this, is that it seems it wouldn't have been solved if the brother hadn't left the head in the temple. He'd disposed of the body, the neighbors didn't pay attention to the disposal or her disappearance...He just forgot to create a plausible reason for her death. I'm disappointed in the wife for not saying anything. She could've taken a photo and alerted police once she was back in the mainland. She chose to stay silent. Also, I agree with MMB - it feels like the mother put more importance on her son's life than her daughter's. That statement of "he's never done anything wrong"...except torture his sister for over a decade. How does she just overlook that? Some people really don't deserve to be parents.

@annabethsmith29303

6 ай бұрын

I understand the wife’s reaction though, she was scared that the same thing would happen to her (and/or her family), and it must be very disturbing to see smth like that. Yes from our POV of course we think that she should’ve done that (and it’s crazy how if he didn’t put her head in the bathroom for his fucking life insurance the case probably wouldn’t have existed 😐 or he would’ve taken way way longer to get caught) but if we were in this situation we would probably be scared shitless and try to run away like she did too instead of reporting it to the police

@Annie640

6 ай бұрын

@@annabethsmith29303 I disagree. I currently live in a country as a foreigner, where foreigners have little to no rights as compared to citizens. Nevertheless, I would still immediately go to the police. From my POV, it's far more likely this person would harm me AND get away with it if I stay silent. At least if I report it, I can deter one of those outcomes.

@Masondoesstuff618

3 ай бұрын

Yeah and when she said that nobody knows what he did to Cece's body I immediately thought "what if he had cut her up and turned her body into food and fed her to the wife or something?" because it is a possibility if he had never wanted the wife to be in the kitchen when he was cooking

37:08 omfg I think his wife unkowningly ate his sisters remains without even knowing bc she said he was always cooking for her and didn’t let her in the kitchen? Why bc she would find human remains! I think I’m feeling more sick to the stomach now 😣

I’m Taiwanese, just by hearing that it’s a story of a Chinese girl marrying a Taiwanese guy I knew which case this is already…. That’s how well-known the case is…. Gross, just gross and sick 🤮

@chuckthecuck4414

7 ай бұрын

What's the case called? ... I wanna do more research

@outlawJosieFox

7 ай бұрын

We think he ate her? Right ? Why else would he have bothered to cook the body ???

@notyou5928

7 ай бұрын

@@chuckthecuck4414 chiayi pickled head case

@Orangelemon167

7 ай бұрын

​@@outlawJosieFox prolly thrown her remains else where

@tracylacy4467

7 ай бұрын

@@outlawJosieFoxI thought so too. At the same time, he could have cooked her so no one would think twice about it. Like finding cooked meat. It’s so horrifying

I can’t believe he would do that to is own sister for that long. I feel so bad for all that mental torture she had to go through. It’s also insane that the mom would claim that he was a good respectful son even though she knew he killed her daughter.

I got literal chills of disgust. I love your storytelling style so much Stephanie. I would like to recommend a case from vietnam that recently unfolded in October. A 17 year old girl was murdered by her boyfriend (38 years old, married), then dismembered into 4 parts, put into styrofoam boxes and thrown at the Red River bank in the capital of Vietnam - Hanoi.

@pearlbambi8093

7 ай бұрын

OMG. So gross and devastating

@lifeissoupiamfork6030

7 ай бұрын

Holy shiii this. But wasn't she actually 17 or something?

@HuongTran-jg7tw

7 ай бұрын

@@lifeissoupiamfork6030 Oh my lord yes, she was born in 2006, only 17 years old. That made it even darker! The girl was the runner-up in a beauty pageant

@oyasumae7319

7 ай бұрын

there's way too much detail left out of this case to tell tbh

@NoReply28

7 ай бұрын

From what I understand... it wasn't her boyfriend... She and her friend were sleeping with men for money. It was her sugar daddy and it been going on for years... She was only 17 when she was killed which mean she and her friend were having sex with grown men at a VERY YOUNG age.

You’d think after the mom even saw with her own eyes her own daughters head she’d disown her son. That’s crazy.

@jihyosspicytoenail9921

2 ай бұрын

THIS!!!! If she was just told that her son killed her sister, I would understand why she would be in denial. But after physically seeing her own daughter's rotting, decapitated head, you'd think she'd go as far as to kill her son herself for it.

Moment of appreciation for all the work Stephanie does for this channel❤️

Reminds me of Chris Watts' parents who defended him. There is speculation on the mother especially potentially being a narcissist herself. Interesting case and I feel so bad for CeCe... It sounds as though they don't even know how he killed her because her remains were gone. Life Insurance seems to be a common theme across many true crime stories. So sad...

@tuxedo_ri

7 ай бұрын

now when u mentioned this trashbag.. his parents DEFENDED him???? wtf?!

@cjmchugh6917

7 ай бұрын

That’s exactly who I thought of as well.

@StargirI111

7 ай бұрын

literally same!!

@SKinSKorea

7 ай бұрын

Watts killed their grandchildren as well- and tried to blame his wife for that.

@leahstone9308

7 ай бұрын

This grief-stricken mother is nothing like Chris Watts’ absolutely disgusting parents (and his dad is just as vile as his mom)

Good Lord, what is wrong with the mother? I mean, he didn't screw Cece lightly. He killed, chopped and probably eat her too. How can she say 'I lost my daughter, I don't want to lose my son too'. This is unfair to Cece. What about her? Her life was screwed from the start. Sheesh, I haven't swear like a sailor in forever until now.

@sipi2009

3 ай бұрын

Right? Is it just me or does it seem more common for parents to react like this, especially if it's a male child. Absolutely disgusting.

Sadly as a mother I would be losing 2 children that day. I couldn’t look at my son like he was mine 💔

Hey Stephanie, I just wanted to share that todays one of those days where for no specific reason, I love being alive and even if it’s not today I sincerely hope y’all have a day like mine. :)

@felicityjohnston9276

7 ай бұрын

I am happy for you. ❤ and also, you're a beautiful soul. 😊❤

@GraveForRent

7 ай бұрын

You are very sweet. Thank you for your general kindness to others :)

@Alltherestofus

7 ай бұрын

This is so kind. I wish you have more days like this one

That is disgusting, I can't imagine the pain the daughter went through all those years she had to live with her brother

as a parent, finding out that your child has committed such a heinous crime and STILL supporting them should automatically get you jail time with that child you so dearly love cause wtf is wrong with you???

the fact that it was 7 layers, no wonder auntie first had to run and pray cuz I would think that’s some cursed thing

"Open the fridge and made eyes contact..." the way I breaked my car when hearing this 😧 thank you for the episode Stephanie and team❤

@Kaydeep94

7 ай бұрын

GIRL SAME I WAS DRIVING AND MY JAW WAS ON THE FLOOR

@sipi2009

3 ай бұрын

Why tf are you listening to this while driving? That's dangerous!

This reminds me of this case about this young boy who killed his sister to "punish" her. It's really, really sad, and if I were the mother in this case, I would want the maximum punishment for my "son" for killing my daughter. I don't understand the mom's choice

@stephanietodd3254

7 ай бұрын

Ooooo what was his name again? Paris bennet or something similar sounding right

@princesskristan

7 ай бұрын

@@stephanietodd3254 Yep!

@spring7643

7 ай бұрын

It's lack of education. Less educated moms will defend their evil offspring, more educated moms won't. Also less educated women tend to produce many offspring, as this mom did.

How can he be a good man and have a sexual relationship with his biological sister? And the brutal killing of his sister? I am not a mother but I disagree with this mother's decision! I'd have asked the judge to send him to the death penalty ASAP. This case made me sick to my stomach 😫 this is beyond horrible 😢😢😢good God!

The fact that the mother SAW HER DAUGHTER'S DECAPITATED HEAD and STILL sided with her son is wild to me. At that point, he would've no longer been my son if i found out he assaulted my daughter for years and killed her in the slowest, worst way possible.

that’s actually crazy

Please please cover the case of Luis Alfredo Garavito, also called "La Bestia" (the beast). He passed away this month. He is Colombia's worst serial rapist and killer with over 200 underage victims. I am always stunned that this killer is never covered in true-crime channels.

Sure he's never done anything bad before, just use her own money to SA his sister for ten years, he's a saint 🫠

@user-kx7er2uu1p

7 ай бұрын

Uhm what.

@nadarmohamed8058

7 ай бұрын

Are you being sarcastic or???

@annabethsmith29303

6 ай бұрын

@@user-kx7er2uu1p sarcasm

@annabethsmith29303

6 ай бұрын

@@nadarmohamed8058 yes

@annabethsmith29303

6 ай бұрын

it’s ok he’s just a man!! boys are gonna be boys lol 🥺 his life doesn’t deserve to be ruined over something so tiny! not like he ruined anyone else’s lives hahaha right?

I was SAd by my brother when i was 6 yrs - 13 yrs old. I told my mother in my 20s and she sided with my brother saying he was young too. (He is 5 years older than me) so 18 isnt "young" to not know what he was doing was wrong. Its disgusting how she can side with him.

@lordtette

7 ай бұрын

I'm sorry, you didn't deserve any of that. The abuse is one thing but people choosing not to believe is a whole other pain.

@FriendsDontLie

3 ай бұрын

Your mom should of believed you and supported you. I do however agree he was young too. Based on what you said he was 11 when it started. Child on child SA usually is caused by a child who was SAed too then went on to SA because either thought it was now an okay/normal thing or they were taught that if they didnt they get abused as well. There is some child on child SA where the abuser wasnt SAed to begin with but more often then not they were SAed as well. I dont know what happened and its terrible what you went through i hope you have been able to heal a lot. In a way i hope its just that your brother is a terrible person and that it wasnt caused by another kid being SAed.

@sariyahabdullah6086

3 ай бұрын

​​@@FriendsDontLieI disagree. Kids are naturally curious, yes . But being almost a teenager, you're old enough to know that no means no. You're disgusting for trying to reason him out.

@sariyahabdullah6086

3 ай бұрын

I hope you get the help and support you need. You deserve people who cares and protects you.

@Jazzy.girl.Sarah2023

Ай бұрын

I'm so sorry that happened to you. I believe you.

I bet he ate her. He couldn't stand any other man having her, it would make sense if he ate her, consumed her literally. I'd be super surprised if he fed her to other people. Because that's the whole thing about Cannabilism isn't it?

Thank you so much for all your hard work, Stephanie ❤️ so glad to have another podcast episode

@Mr.WestcottX

7 ай бұрын

For real.

As a older sister, it burns to even imagine siblings can do this to eachother, and to see how many of you guys relate to this video hurts more, I hope you guys are healing, even if forgetting is hard, I hope that you get the peace you deserve, stay safe

"I've already lost a daughter. Please spare my son." I'd think that, by trying to keep her son, she'd lose FOUR more kids anyway. How could the rest of her kids possibly see her stand by Fang and not think that she'll have the same reaction to his NEXT siblicide?

I really appreciate the way you cover the victims. So many podcasters and journalists are so judgemental when the victim isn't a flawless virgin or church going soccer mom. Those who are struggling with addictions or mental health issues are often reduced to just that. You gave Ceci a history, personality, a face, gave us a window into her tremendous, horrific struggle. Thank you for continuing to give victims a voice.

I am beyond disgusted and saddened by this story. As netisens said, he didn't only kill her once. He killed her over and over for 10 years. Taking away everything from her, her body, her money, her independency, her femininity, her dignity, her health... And on and on.. This person deserves to suffer before dying. I mean killing someone that means nothing to you is horrible but that's his own blood!!! I feel so sorry for this girl. For being born into a family like that with a mother that never stood by her. It's all on the mom!

My god.... The idea of opening my refrigerator and making eye contact with ANYTHING is horrific

I genuinely love how you tell these stories to us.

I’m early enough for you to possibly see my message. I just want to tell you what an amazing job you do at covering these stories with such grace and respect. Thank you for all that you do!

Idk if my son ever did this to his sister I would abandon him as my child. That is so sick and disgusting that a brother can do that to his own sister

Such a horrific story. I feel so bad for Cece and her mother. The gamut of emotions her mother must have felt, and will continue to feel, must be inexplicable. My heart goes out to her. Thank you and your team, yet again, for another story we never would have known about. Keep up the good work!

At least 14 years of mental and physical abuse and torture… only to be murdered in such a horrific way, absolutely horrific and heartbreaking. All due to a man’s disgusting and selfish whims and wants

literally the only true crime podcast i can listen to, love her storytelling

Love getting off work on Wednesday and listening to the new episode on the drive home. You make my Wednesdays, and Sundays, better even if all these make me angry and/or sad haha

I have a request: can you tell the sad story of the female African students who where kidnapped by ISIS a few years ago? It was globally known and but not a lot was done about it by their own country. I would hate to think that these girls (now women) are now forgotten.

My ex mother in law was definitely like this no matter what her son did in her eyes “he never has done anything bad” i really do despise parents like this

This is insane on a whole other level. Pure evil.

@Mr.WestcottX

7 ай бұрын

For real. 😮

A few days ago something similar (well not really but the concept is) happened in Argentina, so a guy planned to kill someone on a public space with a gun but he missed and shot a woman nearby. That woman turned out to be his sister and he hadn't realized until it was too late. When more information about this case comes out i would love to see you cover it !!

@sipi2009

3 ай бұрын

Holy shit, that's crazy.

She reads her stories like lady of lore, its great I wish more people would read stories like this the intro and writing was great

I am so blessed I found you. Your voice is so soothing, and your way of telling these real stories is 100/100. Kudos 👏

What I like the most about your channel is that all the stories are new to me, and twisted has I've never seen before. Thanks so much, it's wise to know that twisted things can happen to anyone at anytime, keeps me on my toes when out and about.

Thank you so much for all the hard work you put in to your content. ❤🧡💛🤗 Much appreciated ~

He def fed his sister to his wife

Ur story telling is what makes the whole scenario comes back to life. And like listening to our grannies stories in a dimlit room.

oml this story was very very unsettling and upsetting.. but i love how stephanies always making these podcast very interesting and entertaining. love ya!!

Thank you Stephanie for covering this victim’s case. I always appreciate getting the chance to understand and see what is happening in other parts of the world. A chance to give my respects towards victims and their families is always important This poor girl had gone through so much while being left in the hands of her brother who should’ve helped and protected her. I hope she rests in peace. Hope her mother is coping best she can. I can’t imagine the internal conflict she feels. Hope the brother suffers at the least.

I’m so invested in all your videos it’s like I’m sitting there with y’all I’m so obsessed 😂

Steph U R the greatest at telling us these tragedies in such detail!!!Your kids are going to have the best story teller ever. You rock girl!!!! I just adore you.

Just got home from shopping now ready to clean and at my luck a new video to listen in to while I do. Thank you !!!! ILYSM ❤

The fact that the mom said he was a good son who never did anything bad before, after them saying he was drugging, assaulting and pimping out his sister for atleast 14 years….. like no your son is a bad person you just didn’t know it. Atleast he’s in jail for life but Cece didn’t deserve this, no matter what she had been through or her lifestyle. For her own brother to be so cruel to her, he must have hated her his whole life. Everything about this story is just awful.

Thank you for another story time! Her life was so sad and I hope the brother gets what he deserves in prison

Thank you Stephanieee ! We appreciate your effort

This is so horrible. I feel so bad for the spirit of the poor girl and I hope the brother gets help, it wont make his actions okay or forgiven ever.

You are Thee greatest Story teller. This truly a talent!!!!!

I love the way you tell these stories. Im new to your channel but I'm hooked. Keep up the amazing videos! ❤

I love ur videos u find the most interesting n messed up cases I've ever heard, I love that u always really make sure ur audience really understands the small details around things too

Omg Stephanie! I walked into work this morning and my boss was listening to true crime so I asked if she knew who you were and girl when I tell you we giggled for like 10 mins talking about how much we love you and your channels! Thank you so much! I just started this job but now I feel comfortable lol

Posted just in time to listen on my drive home from work. Coming through as always 🙌

I think I'm obsessed with Stephanie. I watched all the series but when she talks about it, I'd listen to her. I already listened to this whole thing on Spotify and when she puts it on KZread, I'd watched it all over again😅

This story title i literally was going to take a bath and listened to this whilst doing so 😂😂 thank you stephanie and Mr.mangobutt fot these amazing videos that cover things i would probably never have heard about thankful for your videos ❤

@Emotional-Support-Demon-Sarica

7 ай бұрын

This doesn't feel like a relaxing bath listen lol

@specifixee_

7 ай бұрын

This doesn't feel like a relaxing bath listen lol

This was heartbreaking I wonder how the mother is doing after all of this. Despite the terrible crime this was a good video been watching this channel for so long 😭❤

@Mr.WestcottX

7 ай бұрын

For real her son killed her daughter / his sister.

@leebliss3622

4 ай бұрын

I’m concerned for the people who care about the evil people in these cases. Fuck that evil witch she didn’t even care her own daughter had been assaulted and killed, who fucking cares how she’s doing, probably still trying to defend and apologise for that monster if anything idk does it matter? No

I am so glad i found you. I wish you narrated the entire series of The Inheritance Games... it would be amazing !!! Thank you so much for your dedication and hard work ! (Both of you!)

I actually watched this episode whilst I was in Taiwan. What the brother did is so unforgivable.

How could her own brother do that. So sad and for the mother to know her daughter has been killed a horrible way.

such a sad case. luv ur videos mango, keep it up

Guys you're killing it! My favourite channel ever

You are what I watch/listen to when I cook/clean cuz youre so enthralling time flies ❤❤

I really appreciate your channel ❤ keep up the good work I'm always looking forward to your videos. Lot's of love

How's the mother gonna say he never did anything bad before when for 14years he brutally and systematically tortured hood little sister until bordering her and I'm convinced he ate some of her. Like cmon he's a chef and i assume curiosity got the better of him. I would go as far to say he probably feed her to his wife as well. I wonder what he did with all the unused meat and her bones.As a mother of a daughter and older son I would not be able to forgive my son if i was in her shoes. He methodically and egregiously violated his sister all while allowing other men to do the same and making her addicted to drugs. If there's a hell, I'd wish his punishment to be everything that was done to his sister be done to him over and over for eternity. What a devastating case, the whole family and neigbors failed this woman.

Poor CeCe. Stephanie, you are such a gifted storyteller. I always feel so connected to the victims in every case you cover. Listening to how horrible CeCe’s own brother treated her made me feel so sad and infuriated! May she find peace in death, as in life she had none. The mom standing up for him was the final disrespect!

You’re just so good at explaining everything

im so delulu that i wait for an upload from u even on your non-upload days cuz i just look forward to ur videos so much, and then every time i see that u posted i get SO excited okay now that i wrote it all out i think i might have an unhealthy obsession