The Killer Who Vlogged His Murder Plan For 8 Years

This is the Case of Peter Keller

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[hyperbee]

I heard this case recently, its crazy how much time he had to change his mind and spare the lives of his family. His wife seemed so bright and creative, the videos of her make me tear up.

[kixkicks]

Such a coward of a man. He just felt a lot of pity for himself. He wanted to do whatever he wanted and used a doomsday excuse. So sad that his child and wife had to lose their lives over selfishness

[jessiewilkinson]

It’s heartbreaking how thankful she was for 20$ and how he still said she was sucking the money out of him. Like it’s so obivious that he was treating her like she was a drain on him. When in actuality ur seemed like she was barely spending anything

[reallygoodatfolding]

All those guns but she was the one who was gonna drain ‘all his money’, why can’t these men just file for divorce

[angellett]

He didn’t believe the world was going to end. He believed his world was. That he was a lost cause. His wife was sick so he was financially responsible for them, and he was sick of it. So, he made a bunker to hide once he killed his family.

[nicolle]

The millionaires bunkers was such a rabbit hole I even forgot we were talking about a murder case😅

[Tradeofjane]

Peter Keller's bunker was built like it was meant for someone looking to escape the authorities rather than an apocalyptic future. If anything Peter was only looking to escape his wife and daughter so he could go live in his little man cave. After all he had no room for them but plenty of room for his numerous guns and stock piles of ammunition.

[madellynpineda]

Honestly, just by watching the super short videos of the wife, made me think she was in a bad marriage, she seemed afraid of him and content with receiving the bare minimum from him. She and her daughter definitely deserved better. 😒💔

[spacecase]

hearing you validate lynette's experience made me cry. i have been struggling with chronic pain since i was 15. Im 20 now and i recently had to join the work force so i can move out and it's been so difficult, i spend all of my days off in bed and all of my time after work in bed because of the pain and my family just doesn't get that. it felt good to be validated as well. so thank you.

[Zaihera.Ali]

I heard the podcast yesterday and afterwards I felt so sad inside. Just the thought of being married to someone who hates you and is plotting your murder terrifies me to the point where I would rather be single forever.

[akaashisange]

Hi Stephanie, I wanted to recommend a case for you the case of Tristyn Bailey, her classmate stabbed her 114 times and during court her sister put 114 blue stones into a glass jar and after all Tristyns family and friends after they spoke at court they’d all put in a white stone for the pain they all now feel. I think it was very impactful

[RainCheck]

How have I only just discovered this channel? She does lesser known cases and is an incredible story teller and presenter and commentator.

More importantly, she does it in a respectful way while being in-depth and entertaining. And I love how she donates and supports actual helpful organizations.

Definitely my new favorite true crime channel of all time!

[Han-cjjp]

Hi Stephanie,
When you said he killed the dog and cat, I screamed why? They can’t tell anyone. This guy was so self centered, just leave and disappear. He didn’t need to kill his family.

[kyriocheygaming]

why have a full indoor garden for growing food and things for medicine when you can have a gym, home theater, indoor pools, and art galleries. rich people are insane…

[chunkydillpepper]

Imagine if he had this much dedication but instead of for murder and making the bunker, he earned a lot of money and was dedicated towards his family. Very sad what happened 😔

[t.ron]

If I’ve learned nothing else from true crime, I have learned that killers will suddenly take up a hobby of digging with no explanation

[iviorgan_]

i love how family friendly your videos are 😭my mom always watches those crime channels on tv at like 3 in the morning, but the stories always repeat continuously and are dragged on for hours. Today she watched this video due to my recommendation and now she loves you and your stories ❤ even if the concepts can be gruesome, you always create an eerie atmosphere instead of just utter gore

[crowbobot]

i have chronic pain as well, there's not a day that goes by that i don't think of how society resents people like me. and to hear this guy say "my wife's just going to suck money out of me" as if she has no actual value as a person to him, as if she wasn't this amazing and kind person who loved him and accepted him and was loyal to him, as if the only thing that matters in life is how useful you are as a worker... hell is too good for a man like him.
i've been an avid rotten mango fan for the better part of a year and this is the first case that ever felt at all personal for me. the world won't be safe for us until ableism is dead

[roses_are_rosies-gh]

THIS is really scary because how was he able to keep that "nice guy" facade, while he was gonna plan his family's murder that same day.

[rhiality]

Lynette seemed like such a sweet woman. She was so cute how excited she got about things, with Kayleen and her new craft supplies. I can definitely relate to the craft supplies!! But its so heartbreaking. She seemed like such a wholesome individual.