In this video, we explore four disturbing cases where livestreaming turned deadly or violently wrong. From Valeria Márquez, a rising TikTok star murdered during a broadcast… to Airi Sato, whose final moments shocked an entire country…

to Fatty Goes to Africa, who's death outarged China, and even Johny Somali whose controversial livestreams ended in violence and public outrage. As the internet continues to blur the line between real life and performance, these stories reveal a new reality: we are now witnessing crimes unfold in real time. This video isn’t just about the victims or the perpetrators — it’s about the disturbing culture we’ve created… and where it might be heading next.

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In this episode of Coffeehouse Crime, we unravel the chilling case of Nicholas Prosper — a man whose fascination with The Walking Dead turned fatal. With psychological twists, disturbing motives, and a trail of victims, this is one of the most bizarre and unsettling cases we’ve ever covered.

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On a cold December night in Belen, NM, 16-year-old Diego Leyva picked up the phone and calmly confessed to a crime that left even hardened police speechless: “I killed my whole family.” In today’s video, we’re diving deep into this haunting case — from Diego’s background, to the chilling 911 call, to how a teenager could commit an act so horrific it shocked an entire community to its core.

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