Check out our Patreon!On this episode of From One To Wicked, we dive into the horrifying crimes of Takahiro Shiraishi — who we dubbed the Cat Litter Killer. Known in the headlines as Japan’s “Twitter Killer,” Shiraishi lured vulnerable souls online with promises of shared suicide, only to betray them in the most brutal way imaginable. Between August and October 2017, he murdered nine people — mostly young women, some just teenagers — inside a tiny apartment that would be forever branded Japan’s “House of Horrors.”We trace how this seemingly quiet kid from Zama transformed into a manipulative predator, using hashtags and DMs to find his victims, sedate them, assault them, and dismember their bodies — hiding the remains in coolers packed with cat litter to mask the stench of death. From his troubled family life and shady work in Tokyo’s red-light district to his chilling confessions and final execution in 2025, we unpack every twisted detail of a case that shocked Japan, changed Twitter’s rules, and reignited debate over the death penalty.Press play — but be warned: this one is truly wicked.
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The Man Who Cut His Wife's Body Into 200 Pieces | The Holly Bramley Story
If you, or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence, below are the numbers for both USA & UK.UK: 0808 2000 247 – free, 24/7, confidential serviceUSA:Phone: 1‑800‑799‑SAFE (7233) – available 24/7, free & confidential TTY (for the deaf/hard of hearing): 1‑800‑787‑3224 Text: Text START to 88788In this haunting episode of From One To Wicked, we uncover the chilling case of Nicholas Metson—the man who brutally murdered and dismembered his wife, Holly Bramley, into over 200 pieces. What began as a missing persons report quickly unraveled into one of the most disturbing domestic homicides in recent UK history. Metson not only kept her remains hidden in their Lincoln flat for a week, but also paid a friend £50 to help dispose of her body in a nearby river, all while deceiving friends and family through her social media.We dive into the twisted timeline: from Holly’s final days and Metson’s barbaric internet searches, to his long history of animal cruelty and domestic abuse. You'll hear about the harrowing discoveries made by police, the heartbreaking words from Holly’s grieving family, and the dark psychology behind one of the most disturbing murder cases of 2023. This is not just a story of a life taken, but of a system that missed the signs—and a family left to pick up the pieces. If you or someone you know is facing domestic abuse, please seek help. This case is a sobering reminder that speaking out can save lives.
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Oscar F. Smith | Executed May 22nd For Killing His Family
Check us out on Patreon if you love true crime and the paranormal! On this chilling episode of From One to Wicked, we dive deep into the brutal and tragic case of Oscar Smith, the man convicted of the 1989 triple homicide of his estranged wife Judy Smith and her two teenage sons, Chad and Jason Burnett, in Nashville, Tennessee. With layers of domestic abuse, threats, failed custody battles, and a bloody crime scene that shocked investigators, this episode unpacks the gruesome details of the murders, the circumstantial and forensic evidence that pointed to Smith—including a damning palm print missing two fingers—and the decades-long legal battle that followed. Still maintaining his innocence till the day of his death on May 22nd. (Smith was executed on May 22, 2025). This is one of Tennessee’s most haunting family murder cases…
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Tortured & Captive For SEVEN YEARS | The Colleen Stan Story
***Abuse Trigger Warning: This video is uncensored and describes abuse in graphic detail. YouTube wouldn't even let us monetize it so Viewer Discretion is Strongly Advised.Check us out on Patreon! In this chilling episode of From One to Wicked, we delve into the horrifying true story of Colleen Stan, famously known as "The Girl in the Box." Kidnapped while hitchhiking in 1977 by Cameron and Janice Hooker, Colleen endured over seven years of unimaginable torture, psychological manipulation, and captivity in their Red Bluff, California home. Forced into a terrifying existence as a sex slave, Colleen's experience was described at trial as unparalleled in FBI history, influencing countless books, films, and television shows.Explore the twisted psychological manipulation that trapped Colleen in fear of a fabricated satanic organization called "The Company," and hear about her harrowing escape and the dramatic courtroom revelations that followed. With chilling firsthand accounts and insights into the aftermath, this episode recounts the disturbing reality of a survivor's resilience against one of the most notorious kidnapping cases in American history.
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Living Among The 12 Tribes Cult: What She Saw
Click here to check us out on Patreon!In this eye-opening episode of From One to Wicked, we sit down with Nicole, who spent several months living among the controversial 12 Tribes cult. Nicole shares a detailed, first-person account of what it was really like behind closed doors — from the intense love-bombing she experienced upon arrival to the disturbing ways children were treated within the group.She opens up about the psychological tactics used to control members, the hidden rules that governed daily life, and the difficult moments that ultimately led her to leave. Whether you've heard of the 12 Tribes before or not, Nicole’s story offers a rare, honest glimpse into a world few outsiders ever get to see.
From the creators of ‘The Most Haunted City on Earth’ comes ‘From One To Wicked,’ a new true crime podcast that takes deep dives into the most chilling cases. Each episode, husband and wife Madison Timmons and JT Timmons will explore the details behind real-life crimes, analyzing the brutality, premeditation, motive, difficulty of the investigation, and body count. At the end, we rate each case on our signature ‘One to Wicked’ scale, where 1 is shocking but tame, and 10 is truly wicked. Join us as we unravel the dark side of humanity—one crime at a time.
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