Teen Boy Mutilates 2 Girls & Throws One Of Their Heads Into The Street In FRONT Of Her Mom

Rotten Mango

Stephanie Soo

True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.8 • 25.7K Ratings

🗓️ 25 August 2025

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Summary

Ikbal's mother has been trying to get in contact with her daughter for over an hour at this point. Ikbal had been dealing with a stalker for a few years and her family were frantic. One more try. Ikbal’s mother dials for her daughter. Click. Someone picks up the phone, but the response is not from a 19 yo teenage daughter. It’s a low, quiet voice; her stalker is on the other end. He says 15 words and hangs up. “Don’t worry. Your daughter is in good hands. The girl is sleeping in peace now…” A little later, the same day, a video goes viral on Turkish social media - specifically Discord. A woman screams ‘Ikbal’ as she’s held back by a crowd of people. Clear as day in front of her, in the middle of a busy street is her daughter’s decapitated head. A second video goes viral. A boy, 19 yo as well, jumps from the edge of a building with a rope around his neck. October 4, 2024 three 19 year olds die in the same city. Their deaths all connected and viral on Discord. Until it goes dark. Full show notes at rottenmangopodcast.com

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0:00.0	Bada being bad a boo.
0:02.9	Nobody likes to think of it as a statistical problem, but it is.
0:07.3	I mean, statistically speaking, if you have a daughter, by the time that she reaches 19 years old,
0:11.8	you're going to have approximately 187 phone calls that make your heart rate spike to 120 beats per minute or above. Typically, your heart
0:22.6	should beat between 60 to 100 beats per minute. 120 to 150 is a full-blown panic attack.
0:29.4	Chest pain, shortness of breath, that level of breathing. 187 calls statistically. And even
0:37.1	that can be broken down. First five years, you're going to have
0:39.8	23 to 28 calls, high chances of unintentional injuries, falling, eating something that they shouldn't
0:45.3	be eating, high fevers. Now you're down to 159 calls, ages 6 to 10, 45 to 52 calls, playground
0:52.7	accidents, head lice, school nurse calls you, high fever,
0:56.2	alarming, those are common. Now you have 107 panic-inducing calls left, if you're lucky,
1:03.1	then they become a teenager, sports injuries, car accidents, mental health crises,
1:07.6	experimentation with alcohol and other drugs. and if you really want to get systematic
1:11.2	with this, you can even narrow this down to how much panic each call will bring you by the way that it
1:16.9	starts. Hi, is this Stephanie's mom? That's usually going to be a false alarm. Or mid-panic, fever, lice,
1:24.9	maybe pink eye, calls from other parents to tell you that your kid is absolutely
1:29.5	asinine, like that type of stuff. But if it starts, don't panic, but that's probably a white
1:36.1	knuckle event. They broke their leg. Something bad is happening, but they're alive. Now, when a call
1:41.6	starts with your full legal name or your child's full legal name, surgery, police
1:46.6	officer, those are like the existential dread category of calls.
1:52.0	But there is one tier above it.
1:55.0	Most parents don't even get these calls, which is when your daughter's stalker calls.
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