At a party in 2019, a group of friends gathered round to play a game of Truth or Dare.

It started off innocent enough, but as the questions started getting deeper and more intrusive,

some very dark secrets were spilled in this game.

Today we're going to be talking about the truth or dare killer.

Now before we get into it, I do just want to give my usual disclaimer that I mean absolutely no disrespect to anyone that I talk about in this case.

This case is for educational purposes and everything that I'm about to say is just information that I have found on the internet and I'm compiling into one video. Just a couple of content warnings before we get into this one, we

will be discussing themes of depression and anxiety. So if that is something you feel like you

don't want to watch right now, I completely understand. Click out of the video, I'll see you again

some other time. Hopefully, please come back. All that being said, let's get into the case.

So today's case takes place in 2018 in Haysham in Lancashire, which is in the north-west of England.

And that is where 18-year-old Tienan Danton lived. He was born on September 19th, 2000, and raised in Lancashire by his mother and his stepfather. His biological father hadn't been in the picture since Tianan was very, very young.

In fact, all he'd ever known was his stepfather, Chris, because Chris came into his life when he was very young.

So TN had grown up with Chris as a father figure for well over a decade, like that was his dad. Even though it was technically a stepdad, that was his dad.

And he grew really close to, well, to Chris and all of his side of the family. Chris's mother, Mary, was like his grandmother, you know.

It was a really nice integration of the families, it seemed. It wasn't like they were pretending to be anything they

weren't. They still called each other like stepdad and, you know, step whatever. They weren't

pretending to be blood related. But they were a family unit now and it was good. Everything seemed good.

But Tienan's life wouldn't be quite as smooth sailing as his family had hoped, because when he was 12 years old, he started to struggle with his mental health.

It started off with just like a little bit of social anxiety. He started withdrawing from social situations. He didn't want to talk to people and stuff like that. He just found a lot of things overwhelming.

He couldn't talk to like strangers or cashiers and stuff like that.

And very quickly this became quite debilitating for TNN.

He stopped seeing friends as much, he stopped doing the things that he enjoyed,

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