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Apr 12, 2026 33 min

When Murderers Record Their Kills

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A man lies on his back in a tiled room. He masturbates. At the moment of climax, a second man decapitates him with a meat cleaver in a few expert strokes. The entire scene is filmed from multiple angles and later sold on Telegram for profit. This is not a horror movie. This is the Vietnamese Butcher case of 2025, which investigators believe may be the first genuine snuff film ever confirmed. The footage shows a willing victim who had expressed a beheading fetish online for years, posting on forums under names like Dat Beheading. The executioner wears an Anonymous mask and Adidas. The video is sold in packages ranging from 89 to 198 Yuan. In Gravataí, Brazil, another video shows two young men digging their own graves under gunpoint. The killers laugh. They discuss whether the victims are dead. They pour gasoline and set the bodies on fire. None of them show any emotion. From ISIS propaganda to cartel chainsaw executions, murderers have always recorded their kills. But the Vietnamese Butcher represents something new: murder recorded deliberately for commercial sale. Turn down the lights, put on your headphones, and press play because the camera was rolling while the victims took their last breath.

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