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Slack.com slash DHQ. What's the most horrifying thing that you have come across in your time

on this earth? Case of baby pee may come to mind. 17-year-old baby abused, murdered

by his own parents who used to smear his cheeks with chocolate spread to hide the bruises

and the cuts they inflicted upon him as well as make it look as if he had been eating

a tasty treat. While he was on a child protection register, he was still left with those parents.

Those same parents who beat him so badly, poor baby pee suffered from over 40 injuries,

including fractured ribs and a broken back and left in his cot until he succumbed.

Well-known serial killer Ted Bundy was scaped, who kidnapped and killed dozens of young

women, only confessed to 30 of his crimes after his arrest over a decade earlier and often

being described as handsome, charming, charismatic. Maybe Jeffrey Dahmer? Well-known serial killer,

Hannibal, Necrofelehack? These are a few examples of what you know, public knowledge. A quick

Google search and you can read all about these cases, but have you ever asked yourself,

what about those cases that I don't know? Surely these were solved. They were made public.

They must be the tip of the iceberg, right? Right. In my line of work, I've come across

cases and men, like I've previously stated, and worse. Whether the perpetrators be human

or something more nefarious. I'm here to share the tale of some of my investigations.

So to start off with, my name is Theodore. You can call me Teddy. There's two aspects

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