Ok so this is a pretty fucked up and a grim story to say the least but I thought I'd put it out there as a heads up.
So my 14 year old nephew comes home from school last week pretty shaken up. His mum and dad (my brother) couldn't get it out of him what was wrong but he was clearly upset about something. Eventually a couple of days passed and he told his dad that one of his school mates had shown him and a few others a video he had on his phone. In it, my nephew said showed some old guy getting tortured by a couple of Russian teenagers. Apparently he hadn't watched it all but the few minutes he did really messed him up. My brother tried to assure him it was probably fake but even so maybe they should tell the headmaster as that is a pretty sick thing to show anyone. My nephew was adamant that it was real and that he can't tell the headmaster as that would be seen as 'grassing' up someone. A tricky problem..
My brother decided to try and find the video online for himself to see if it was fake. It didn't take him long. He called me a day later. He told me what happens in the video and it is fucking shocking to say the least. I'm not going to go into details suffice to say these evil cunts torture and kill an old man for 9 minutes while laughing. My brother told me if ever I came across this never EVER watch it. He's not prone to sensationalism so I believe him so I never would. Still the problem exists - This thing has gone viral. My nephew reckons he knows quite a few of his friends have seen it as most kids have smart phones. I told my brother to contact the school anyway. Speak to the headmaster personally about it but maybe avoid mentioning names.
Anyway for those out there with a morbid curiosity who wants to hunt it down. Do yourself a favour and don't do it. I've done a bit of research into it and there are lots of reaction videos on Youtube of people who have seen it and they all regret it. But I'm curious to know if anyone else has heard of this or even seen it. Also what would you do in my brothers position?
Here is the wiki page with some more info.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnepropetrovsk_maniacs
So my 14 year old nephew comes home from school last week pretty shaken up. His mum and dad (my brother) couldn't get it out of him what was wrong but he was clearly upset about something. Eventually a couple of days passed and he told his dad that one of his school mates had shown him and a few others a video he had on his phone. In it, my nephew said showed some old guy getting tortured by a couple of Russian teenagers. Apparently he hadn't watched it all but the few minutes he did really messed him up. My brother tried to assure him it was probably fake but even so maybe they should tell the headmaster as that is a pretty sick thing to show anyone. My nephew was adamant that it was real and that he can't tell the headmaster as that would be seen as 'grassing' up someone. A tricky problem..
My brother decided to try and find the video online for himself to see if it was fake. It didn't take him long. He called me a day later. He told me what happens in the video and it is fucking shocking to say the least. I'm not going to go into details suffice to say these evil cunts torture and kill an old man for 9 minutes while laughing. My brother told me if ever I came across this never EVER watch it. He's not prone to sensationalism so I believe him so I never would. Still the problem exists - This thing has gone viral. My nephew reckons he knows quite a few of his friends have seen it as most kids have smart phones. I told my brother to contact the school anyway. Speak to the headmaster personally about it but maybe avoid mentioning names.
Anyway for those out there with a morbid curiosity who wants to hunt it down. Do yourself a favour and don't do it. I've done a bit of research into it and there are lots of reaction videos on Youtube of people who have seen it and they all regret it. But I'm curious to know if anyone else has heard of this or even seen it. Also what would you do in my brothers position?
Here is the wiki page with some more info.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnepropetrovsk_maniacs
