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Does dark web actually contain videos/livestreams of people being tortured and murdered for money? Does attraction and gaining sexual gratification from such things have a scientific name? Is it even real? Can you order a murder/torture session/mutilation of a random person for money?

>>63274 red room livestreams are mostly bullshit, but even on clear web you can find videos of people being brutally murdered or dying.

>>63275 Well, I know but those are mostly accidents filmed by passive spectators or surveilance cameras whilst I would be more excited and thrilled to discover something more of an industry of killing people for money.

>>63276 There was at least one case were 3 tards livestreamed rape on facebook. Beheadings werent live but made it to liveleak which is also clearnet. You hear about snuff soykaf both claims its there and fake. My general stance is if you can think of it someone probably has done it but never seen it either to be honest. What i do know of is wifes hiring hitmen on husband to get 100% inheritance. Theres also a documentary on some poor soykafhole in africa that has hitmen killing people for a few hundred bucks as a job like its fuarrrking gta. Dude cruises on a scooter with a gun.

>>63274 >Does dark web actually contain videos/livestreams of people being tortured and murdered for money? No. >Does attraction and gaining sexual gratification from such things have a scientific name? Sickfuck >Is it even real? What's real anyway ? >Can you order a murder/torture session/mutilation of a random person for money? Just go ask your local mafia.

The only illegal soykaf happening in public on the """dark web""" is the sale of drugs/contraband, 'stolen' data, and some illegal speech (depending on your country's censorship laws). Maybe worse things have happened in 1:1 private conversations, but you could never do something like hire hitmen for the very obvious reason that a potential buyer could just arrest the hitman when he arrives, duh. There is no murder economy on the 'net. That's still mostly IRL underground like the mafia, and even if they did use the net it would just be for private conversations and rendesvous.

Theres a finnish guy named Aarno Malin that wrote a book about exploring darknets and finding some forum where people share pedophile torture material, he went to therapy because of the research and his therapist required therapy afterwards too. I don't think it's available in English though.

>>63276 you haven't been to 4chan, i gues...

>>63274 1. red rooms are a myth, until proven otherwise (which won't happen, because a. if you're a psychopathic killer who is gonna horribly kill someone, you most probably would prefer to i. do it within an intimate circle of associates you can trust ii. not livestream it, either because seeing it first hand or doing it yourself would be a 100x better experience iii. follow the common rule of thumb applies: "don't be stupid" to the extreme b. you should/probably already have the money to pursue said hobby, so there wouldn't be an economic incentive to do it on the darkweb anyway and c. it's an extremely niche market and every sane person on the darknet would almost by default either try to stop you or try to report you to the authorities, so it would be way too risky even for darknet, if people became aware of your operations.) 2. ...have you tried 'sadism' yet? 3. What? Sexual gratification by imposing pain and suffering upon other people and/or killing them, you mean? Or was the emphasis on the videoing/livestreaming aspect of said torture/murdering of people? According to DSM there's anywhere between 2-30% of people suffering from sexual sadistic disorder, but I've never heard of a sexual disorder that had an inclination for exhibiting homicidal sadistic abuse in front of a live audience... Humiliating someone in front of an audience is a one thing, and it does cohere within the sexual sadism disorder, but I think killing the victim no longer falls within the typical humiliation category... unless you mean to skullfuck the beheaded victim afterwards, or something. I'd say (let's call it:) "televised homicidal sexual sadism disorder" seems like such a rare disorder that no proper scientific term has been given to it yet. Then again, not a sexologist, so couldn't say for sure, but it must be such a rare case, that it might as well not exist. 4. Again, a very niche market. You'd be surer to just hire a hitman who likes killing someone slowly than encountering someone with such an unique... profession, I guess?

>>63306 >Aarno Malin >finnish Oh, how lucky! I might check it out when I get the time :)

>>63311 Your argument hinges on repeat offense is impossible. What commonly happens is however the biggest idiots commit crimes in open, too stupid to even understand longterm consequences makes them fearless regarding punishment.

yes, I can go onto discord/Reddit/Twitter and find gore. It's as clear as day to a lot of people which is scary.

>>63276 >>63274 Allow me to direct you to 4chan.org/gif , friend. Simply visit that site, open up the catalog, and ctrl+f search for 'rekt', or 'cartel', 'fight', or whatever it is that suits your fancy. I find it hard to believe that you will not find a wealth of murder and torture videos.

>>63277 >wives killing their husbands for inheritance Damn, thats a heartbreaking one... Is it much common? Is love (even if it was once real and genuine) doomed to fade away?

>>63278 >>63277 These things exist on the clear web, why not on the dark web? there used to be videos of people torturing handicaps that got a lot of bad light. Also the illicit Chinese animal fight livestreams.

>>63732 because those get the most views. in reality most unhinged content is on the larger sites, just undetected cause it's thirdies posting them. for example, ive seen haitians eating human legs, dead africans after a firefight, and indian shopkeepers getting beheaded in the background screaming all on twitter

>>63311 I would designate the term as "Sadistic Exhibitionism". Seems pretty well fitting and all-encompassing for a variety of horrific acts.

>>63731 Do you realize how many women are murdered by their husbands? Or that domestic violence is as old as humanity? None of this is new except now it can be watched online.

>>63731 golddiggers dude, not common marriage issue but fairly common when the plan from the start was just to get the money, trying to accelerate the process is quite the natural follow up and its not like they had high moral standards in first place being a golddigger. Now i dont know how frequent it happens but its frequent enough for cops to catfish posing as a hitman. Only heard about it due reading report of one case. >>63736 Its a bit more complicated in this instance. Law changing to allow career divorce raping dudes out of their money while even ignoring evidence of planning it for the money means a lot of dudes now simply go for scorched earth over getting screwed one sided by the law. You just dont hear much about this side of the story from news, only thing i observed are misrepresentation in local papers as some "you cant leave me" obsessive nonsense and not just simply revenge for backstabbing.

Not a thing. There has been many investigations into that and you would think something would have turned up by now. In fact the feds can be so eager to find some I remember when they found momentarily lost footage from a film project of Nine Inch Nails and thought it was a snuff film.

>>63732 Was talking abut the "livestream" part but yeah you're right. You just don't need to go specifically on darknets to see weird soykafs. I think the most fuarrrked up things I've seen on the intrernets were on clear networks. expect some p*do sites that I suspect were feds honeypots

>>63736 Where are you even getting at? Yiu think Im that naive to not realizing the fact that ancient people were just as (but Im prone to think that they were even more) violent as modern people are... >murdered by their husbands Its not all that simple, did yiu account for the motive? Give me some pie charts to compare and then we'll talk. Im not for or against any gender in this situation, both men killing women and women killing men are horrible acts

>>63274 If you want to watch people being tortured or murdered for money, all you need to do is turn on CNN, NBC, etc. I might not be old enough to remember the Gulf War, but at least since 1991 you've been able to see pretty brutal and graphic combat footage on live 24 hour news broadcasts. Sure, it isn't always bloody, drones and cruise missiles kill from a distance and it's hard to see anything too disgusting with infrared night vision, but it's torture and murder nonetheless. If normal people who complain about violence online are the same people who tuned in to watch suicide bombings in Iraq and airstrikes on Syria with their morning coffee. Today, footage of Russian tanks being blown up are aired on major Western news platforms. >Does dark web actually contain videos/livestreams of people being tortured and murdered for money? I remember a lot of jihadist sites and forums back in the day used to link to grainy propaganda videos of beheadings, suicide bombings, and sniper attacks on US troops etc. usually coming out of Al Qaeda factions based in Iraq. These were typically filmed with cheap handheld camcorders and cellphones, edited and uploaded to online forums from internet cafes, and within a few hours there would be dozens of downloads and mirror sites. So yes, is indeed footage of torture and murder online, not that I'm advocating you seek it out. If you go looking for that kind of thing expect a visit from the FBI and a lengthy prison sentence, quite frankly you'd deserve it. >Does attraction and gaining sexual gratification from such things have a scientific name? It's called sadistic personality disorder/sexual sadism. You can look it up yourself. Seriously though, if you have those urges you should get some professional help. >>63306 I remember when the Daniel Pearl video came out and I accidentally came across it while browsing online. I must have been like 12 at the time and that stuff fuarrrked me up so badly I needed therapy and sometimes I still have nightmares about it. I've suffered with anxiety ever since. Back then, censorship was pretty lax and you could accidentally stumble across beheading videos pretty easily even on mainstream video sharing sites and imageboards. Seriously, if anyone is actively looking for that stuff DO NOT DO IT. You'll regret it. Just don't go looking for that stuff. It's something you can't unsee and will fuarrrk you up so bad you won't be the same again.

>>63748 > Give me some pie charts Right, this generation needs infographs spoonfed to them. Do yoyr own research, lazybones.

>>63312 I read the book, it's a short nice read and the drug part was a trip down memory lane. From the hurtcore part you can get a good idea checking out this dude: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Scully