When a Killer Vlogs His Murders

He built a bunker for eight years and vlogged every step. He filmed his victims and called it art. He staged a fake livestream as an alibi for murder. These killers documented their crimes as if they were creating content, believing their recordings would be their legacy. Instead, the footage became the evidence that sealed their fate. From Peter Keller's video diaries to Luka Magnotta's snuff film and Brian Steven Smith's "movies," this is the disturbing reality of killers who couldn't stop recording.