True Crime doc: Don't F*ck With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer

[Teal Ambition 47,805]

Has anyone watched this yet? I've been waiting so long for this to come out  It's an easy binge, only 3 episodes of about 1 hour each. It's based Canadian murdered Luka Magnotta. 

Warning: there is animal cruelty in the doc because he filmed all the heinous acts and posted them online. Some things are blurred but others are shown. It's extremely disturbing. 

That being said, it's one of the best true crime docs I have ever seen. The level of commitment from Luka just so he could get his 15 minutes of fame is insane. I was pretty informed on the case since it happened close to home, but there's this twist at the end that left me beyond shook  I also had no idea there was a whole group of people that were running their own investigation online 

 Watch the trailer below:

 

 

[Dominic 11,922]

I want to watch it but I cant bring myself to because of the animal cruelty

[Kimblue 7,334]

So was the twist at the end never disclosed to the public before?

[Buddy 5,686]

Wasn't he Luka Magnotta?

[Teal Ambition 47,805]

1 minute ago, Kimblue said:

So was the twist at the end never disclosed to the public before?

I'm not sure if it was disclosed but I had never came across it when I followed the case in 2012. In the spoiler below:

Spoiler

Essentially he was obsessed with pop culture and the ENTIRE murder and everything leading up to it was based on the movie Basic Instinct. He was basically "the star" of his own movie as the cops were saying. He played the part of the main character, killed the guy the same way the murder is done in the movie and even left clues here and there so people could figure out what he was doing.  

 

[JazzGa 14,614]

This does look very hard to watch but I admire the heroism of internet sleuths. A certain brand of liberalism proposes that  we should shut up about all bad things on the internet. But through that kind of censorship, you take away people's opportunity to do this sort of crime-stopping sleuthing. That's one reason why I support having some places on the internet with  (almost) complete free speech. If this guy's videos were taken down automatically he would never have been caught.  Yes they should definitely be taken down but the fact that some ppl saw them meant there were witnesses.  If every person who talked about this guy was immediately banned and had their comments deleted, he would never have been caught. We must be allowed to drag darkness into the light. 

[Guest]

Hm I dont see a reason to watch that. Ive watched Ted Bundy : Conversation with a killer on Netflix bcs he was so infamous back then (by the way no graphic images) but I dont see the point in seeing graphic  images of a man killing cats and animals... Or why they chose to show the graphic images? This is just weird 

[Defmix100 6,324]

I watched it all yesterday, they still left one big thing unanswered though

[Teal Ambition 47,805]

2 minutes ago, Defmix100 said:

I watched it all yesterday, they still left one big thing unanswered though

Spoiler

The other pair of hands in the video?

I also don't think they mentioned where the head was

 

[Queen Bitch 10,513]

I've have heard about Luka Magnotta, but never knew about the animal cruelty. I just know that he did gay p*rn and at some point he killed a person. I'll definitely watch this. 

[Defmix100 6,324]

29 minutes ago, Teal Ambition said:

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The other pair of hands in the video?

I also don't think they mentioned where the head was

 

exactly, and you're right I don't remember them saying if it was ever found!

[duskball 498]

Watching it now it’s so ****ed up all he did. 

[Dominic 11,922]

On 12/20/2019 at 7:04 PM, the Devil of Pop said:

This does look very hard to watch but I admire the heroism of internet sleuths. A certain brand of liberalism proposes that  we should shut up about all bad things on the internet. But through that kind of censorship, you take away people's opportunity to do this sort of crime-stopping sleuthing. That's one reason why I support having some places on the internet with  (almost) complete free speech. If this guy's videos were taken down automatically he would never have been caught.  Yes they should definitely be taken down but the fact that some ppl saw them meant there were witnesses.  If every person who talked about this guy was immediately banned and had their comments deleted, he would never have been caught. We must be allowed to drag darkness into the light. 

Now I've seen the documentary I feel like this mentality is actually very questionable. I don't want to give spoilers but it really makes you wonder if internet sleuthing is actually damaging. You should watch it, hard watch but not as bad as I thought 

[GoldenPonyboy 2,385]

I would def recommend it. Me and the boyfriend watched it. Its very interesting but hard to watch at times. 

[Dominic 11,922]

So yeah, just watched it. Thought it was really interesting. The ending was brilliant how Deanne turns to the camera, very thought provoking. 

The crossed legs, the cig...everything. Just so...wow. Left me shook. So many questions though, the hand, his mum...I dunno, all very weird. 

I just cant get the image of the cat in the bath out of my head, feel like I could cry. Think that'll stay with me for a long time.