SINISTER: Digital Dream Girl | Regina Rachid

All Raymond Merril ever wanted was to love and to be loved. When he met Regina Rachild, a Brazilian woman whom he met online, he was sure he had finally found his soul mate. But rather than finding the fiery love affair he was so desperately seeking, Raymond instead found himself in the clutches of a fire entity.

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[miridiumfrance]

The introduction to the victims always makes me so sad, like I really love how boze goes in depth into their character and their life, but man.... Ouch

[lenabanx]

I seriously cannot stress enough that you being emotionally invested in the case and getting upset for the victims and getting heated about the details is a huge reason why I enjoy your true crime videos vs any others. I think when being biased becomes an issue is when you leave facts out that change the tone of the story or choose stories with a prior intention of pushing a narrative that supports your worldview. As far as I know that is not something I’ve ever seen from you so please don’t apologize for feeling so strongly for the things these people experienced.

[Oogabooga_]

Love that sinister is more consistent now. One of her best shows- Boze and her team putting out all of these amazing projects and we’re here for it ❤

[renee]

It's so sad Ray was so Romantic, and wanted a Loving Relationship so much. Just to Love, and be Loved.

[jupereiraju]

Brazilian here just to say that justice in Brazil it’s a joke. Suzane von Richthofen, who killed her parents, used to get out of jail on Mother's Day. Today she is free and lives as if nothing had happened

[tacocat]

Finally! A crime documentary without a monotone male voice narrating. Love you BOZE!!!! 💕💕💕🕶️💕

Edit: ty for all the love! To clarify, no dis against the bros or any gender. I was specifically referring to the only crime doc played for hours in my house for the last 10 years called "First 48". That narrators voice was so smooth it put me to sleep every time and I rarely got to see how they solved the crime and served justice for the victims. Boze gives the info in an interesting way which doesn't put me into snoozeland. I like how she also points out the manipulations and narc behaviors which help me to be more aware. It's just refreshing for me personally and obviously it's only one person's opinions...

[multisimverse]

I'm Brazilian and I cringed with embarrassment. But yes, that's how things work around here. Justice is only served when there's public outrage of some sort and YES, our court system is incredibly slow. Many of us don't even bother suing someone who deserves to be sued because we know this will take too long just to get things started. Imagine being stressed over an unfair situation for nearly a decade? It's exhausting and we end up not doing anything. There are exceptions, of course, but they're rare.

We see criminals going to court for a case that happened so long ago that we realize we have forgotten about it.
It really is a shame and I am in shock with all the money she managed to take from Raymond. May he rest in peace.

[deeviousrat]

it’s truly awful to feel like youre giving everything to someone who doesn’t care. i hope he’s resting in peace and if there’s a next life that he really does find who he was looking for.

[kacim]

currently sick in my bed and battling inconsiderate and horrible roommates. I was so happy to see this and put my headphones in and pretend I don’t live in this house 😢

[blesvvtutorials]

“there’s nothing else to do in las vegas besides drink and smoke.” YES. vegas native for 22 years now and you’re spot on 😭😭

[Shortstopization]

19:55 "The gut just says, 'WHOA!'" Love your comedic relief, Boze!

[ceevans]

Under my true crime blanket with my cashews as we speak 👏🏾

[lemn]

I have never clicked a video faster. Love your videos so much but keep doing what you’re doing. It’s amazing.

[SJ]

I hate when there"s no happy ending no justice in such a horrible case like this. Heartbreaking

[hihellomichelle]

My mom was a little girl during Beatlemania and wow. Her stories about that time in her life are truly amazing!!!

[maxamillionsdingus]

this poor man, he was so depressed and mentally ill that he got brainwashed by the woman he loved. I relate to this man (more his hobbies in his early life drawing&guitar) I feel so terrible for this man. I was brainwashed by a manipulative girl last year and she accused me of different shit. I have so much sadness in my heart for Ray.

[thepaintedpoppies]

Thanks, Boze. Your stories are always interesting and your sense of humor and honest reactions are refreshing and highly entertaining. I appreciate how real you are on your channels.

[bec]

These types of stories are painful. Men and women both get lured into things like this because people are lonely or in pain.

[Food.fun.fvckery]

No one tells a true crime story quite like Boze! The way she’s so detailed and expressive is really captivating and I’m just hooked.

[wannabe]

It’s become almost impossible to watch any other true crime commentator!!! Love ya Boze!