The shocking true crime story of Scarlet Blake, a transgender woman from Oxford, who captured headlines for her brutal acts of violence.

In this documentary, we explore Blake's disturbing transformation from livestreaming the killing of a cat to the heinous murder of Jorge Martin Carreno, a vulnerable man who crossed her path on a fateful night. Uncover the 'psychological motives' behind her actions, the media's portrayal, and the gripping details of the trial that led to her conviction.

This video dives deep into the true crime investigation, shedding light on how Blake’s dark fantasies were influenced by a Netflix documentary and her complex relationship with a former partner. Watch as we unravel the chilling events that shocked the Oxford community and beyond.

We go deep into who Jorge Martin Carreno was and how he got found. Then deep into Scarlet Blake and her past, troubling relationship with Ashlynn Bell. Before talking about how the police finally found her, her arrest and the court case.

This TC documentary also includes actual CCTV footage and arrest footage.

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• 00:00 - Intro Jorge Was Found
• 02:59 - Identifying Jorge
• 05:39 - Last known movements
• 10:40 - Case goes cold
• 15:45 - An Arrest out of the blue
• 17:52 - Scarlet Blake Charged with Murder
• 22:07 - Enter Ashlynn Bell
• 25:22 - Twisted Valentines
• 29:54 - Night of the Murder
• 32:40 - The Beginning of the end
• 39:45 - The Arrest & Trial
• 57:32 - Sentencing
• 59:26 - Family Tribute
• 01:00:34 - A Tribute of my own

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In this powerful and deeply personal interview, we sit down with Stephen Smith to discuss his harrowing journey chronicled in his gripping memoir, The Boy in the Cellar.

Born in the early 1960s and locked away in a dark, confined cellar for the first thirteen years of his life, Slim's early life was marked by unimaginable cruelty and deprivation.

At 13, he was 'saved'... and placed into the hell that was Aston Hall Hospital. After 2 years, he left that hell and was dropped straight into the pit of fire, which was known as Saint Williams.

Throughout the first 17 years of his life, Stephen has been and witnessed every type of abuse that you'd rather not imagine.

• We get clear on some details of the book.
• We discuss the harrowing experiences at Aston Hall Hospital and St. William's Catholic School, two notorious institutions where he faced further abuse.
• His remarkable resilience and the journey of overcoming his traumatic past.

• Survival Against All Odds: How Stephen Smith managed to find hope and strength in the darkest of times.
• Hidden Abuse in Institutions: Insight into the lesser-known abuses at Aston Hall and St. William's.
• The Healing Journey: Stephen's path to recovery and his message of hope for others.

This true story is a testament to the human spirit's capacity to endure and thrive despite extreme adversity. Slim's memoir sheds light on a dark chapter of his life and offers a poignant narrative of survival and hope.

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• 0:00 - Intro
• 04:14 - Start of the conversation
• 06:08 - Earliest Memories
• 10:00 - Temporary Escapes
• 10:55 - Getting Free From The Cellar
• 13:24 - What Happened to His Father?
• 13:45 - Top Secret
• 17:06 - Aston Hall Hospital
• 19:46 - Education & Art in the Cellar
• 22:10 - Saint Williams
• 22:24 - Integrating into the world
• 24:54 - Trauma Response
• 26:41 - Aston Hall Elm Ward
• 28:43 - Saint Williams
• 33:22 - Turning a Blind Eye
• 34:40 - Finally Free
• 35:39 - What About you Dad?
• 36:43 - No Excuses!
• 41:45 - Have things Changed?
• 48:00 - Life After Hell
• 48:57 - Stephen Smith's Invention
• 50:10 - Later Life Stories
• 56:42 - Proudest Achievement
• 58:27 - Approach To Life
• 01:01:21 - I can't Tell You
• 01:02:54 - Dr. Milner's Experiments
• 01:05:36 - Do you actually exist?
• 01:06:32 - Worst Advice?
• 01:07:09 - Best Advice?
• 01:07:48 - Advice to others? - Most Wholesome moment ever!

The reason my True Crime cases go into such detail is because I take them seriously. I see myself as an "Investigative journalist," although I don't like the term when referring to myself; it does very much explain what I do.

However, I only ever use information and images that are already in the public domain. I try my best at all times to be respectful and unbiased, with only good intentions.

If you are close to a case/crime that I cover and you want me to remove it from my YouTube/podcast, that being a close relative, then feel free to contact me at millvape49@gmail.com. However, please be aware, I am not obligated to do so.

This sentence for this case has been appealed twice and it even went for retrial with the support of Justice For Women.

It's factual that Emma Jayne Magson stabbed and killed James Knight. However, there is a huge part of this case that nobody will ever know, and that is where did it happen? That crucial bit of evidence would settle once and for all whether this should have been a murder charge or manslaughter charge.

Emma and her family still claim it was self-defense; however, James's family argues that James wasn't and never had been abusive.

-------------- DISCLAIMER: This is a real, True Crime Case, so it's important that if you share or comment, you do so with the appropriate sensitivity.

-Some of the images in this video have been edited with creative license, namely the backgrounds. At no point has the subject or the context of the images been altered.

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All I'm Saying Is, is now in lots of places: Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and wherever you listen to your podcasts. For a full list, please visit my Linktree.

The reason my True Crime cases go into such detail is because I take them seriously. I see myself as an "Investigative journalist," although I don't like the term when referring to myself; it does very much explain what I do.

However, I only ever use information and images that are already in the public domain. I try my best at all times to be respectful and unbiased, with only good intentions.

If you are close to a case/crime that I cover and you want me to remove it from my YouTube/podcast, that being a close relative, then feel free to contact me at millvape49@gmail.com. However, please be aware, I am not obligated to do so.