The YouTuber Who Became A KiIIer | TRUE CRIME & MAKEUP

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Today's case is a crazy one because it involves a YouTuber!!! Trey Sesler aka Mr Anime was a pretty big YouTuber in the anime community but his interests were not only anime, he had some darker interests which lead him down the wrong path and ultimately lead him to become a killer.
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Hi my name is Danielle, welcome to my True Crime and Makeup series! I’ve been interested in true crime for the longest time now, what started with me watching true crime on TV with my Nan from a young age eventually turned into studying for a degree in Law & Criminology.
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[FemaleFullmetal]

To clarify:
Rebellious stage - normal
Shooting/wanting to shoot your friend - NOT NORMAL

[TheKleptix]

This is the weirdest backstory for a murderer I've ever heard of. Seems like he was aware he was mentally ill and a danger to others, but he also had to amp himself up to murder and immediately regretted it, like he didn't want to actually do it at any step. Can't make heads or tails of this one.

[brissaroque]

i was in the fifth grade when this happened & his father was a teacher in my grade that year. he taught me the moon phases. great man RIP

[angusbeans]

Lmao it’s so wild how we’re like “oh my goodness that’s horrible…that’s a pretty eyeshadow color”

[perinealfalling]

I used to eat lunch with Trey in high school. This event rocked our little town. He was planning on shooting up the home coming game where my ex sister in law was cheering at the game. It's said he also contributed to the forest fires that burned from Houston to Austin that year.

[jimenasalazar]

Mr. Anime's father was a teacher at the elementary school across the street from my high school. I had many friends who knew his father or had him as a teacher and the've all said he was such a great guy. Thanks for posting this story and spreading awareness <3

[bayleebee]

The fact that he made the conscious decision to shoot his friend and then go and make a plan to steal a gun from a cop is insane. He didn't just do it in the heat of the moment he planned it all out which is what's scary to me

[Jillberto]

As someone who struggles with alcohol abuse i can say that leaving that Person on its own and giving them a space where they can be free is only giving them the possiblity to abuse these drugs even more.

[amymollenkamp]

“13 year olds don’t have guns”
Me - “cries in American”

I know so many parents who give their kids guns once they hit double digits. It’s terrifying.

[sln_dkt]

I’m sorry but the therapist or doctor that was supposed to treat him and administrate him drugs for his condition should be prosecuted as well, you can’t just throw medecine at a patient and expect theses drugs to actually do something. This care very careless on his behalf

[CherokeeRose]

I just think a lot of his issues stemmed from drug use, depression, gore fascination, and a possible psychotic break.

[catstickler]

"He couldn't meet the requirements of being a serial killer."

I feel like he approached it like a job description. I wonder if he Googled it.

[sandy]

As a mental health professional, you can only know what your client presents. And who knows how long he went at 13? If he saw a psychiatrist, he may have had an eval for meds only which there isn't much to medicate with what was described.

Whoa...okay still listening. Drugs for bipolar disorder and schizophrenia? And Xanax and med changes every week? Sounds like a terrible psychiatrist.

And whoa...he was from Waller? That's near where I've been living a long time. Never heard of him. Waller county has 55, 000 people...it's very small. It's between Houston and Bryan/College Station (a larger college town a few hundred thousand). Mental health resources there are likely not the greatest.

[kikiz]

Oh my god when he was saying if anyone would hurt his family it would be him, that’s from akame ga kill. Anime. He’s crazy

[christinarooz]

Before my official diagnosis with bipolar disorder, I often stayed up late thinking someone was going to break into my home and kill my family or that I was being watched.
Looking back on that now I can see how silly that was but at the time the fear was real.
I can relate to being fearful that way but no way did I think of hurting others.
He seems self aware, he’s someone that needed help, his doctor sounds terrible. Mentally ill people need a good support system.

[kaylacrawhorn]

Schizo girl here to provide insight-
Firstly, Trey's actions are so inexcusable, and I'm not trying to undermine the disgusting things he did. Nothing can excuse homicide / intent to hurt others.
But I see a ton of people question "How could he kill them, and be upset about it?" Etc. And it is very evident that he suffered from chronic, untreated schizophrenia. Well, this might be long, but if you're interested, feel free to take a read.
So you know how you get those intrusive thoughts? Sometimes it's like cutting veggies for dinner and your brain is like, "What if you just cut your fingers off 👀?" And you're kinda like omg, why would I think that??? Or to a lesser degree, you get it in your head to say something awful to someone for no reason, , and you question why your brain thought of something so out of the blue and terrible? Well in my experience, it's hard to snap yourself out of intrusive thinking sometimes, and you can get stuck in this limbo of dissociation. That disconnect from reality makes you question what is real, and what isnt, and sometimes when you're so deep into the episode of it, you can't even pose the question "is this real?" Because it's almost like being stuck in a dream-state. Usually my episodes are caused by waking up from a dream or nightmare, and not being able to distinguish the dream-state thinning from reality. And sometimes, I'm like "none of this is real anyway, so what does it matter?" One of the worsts so far for me is when I woke up from a dream that these men were trying to kidnap me from my mom's house. (She lives in Florida, and I've lived in Colorado for years by this point.) I woke up in my own bed, in my own home, and didnt recognize anything and thought I was kidnapped, and even had no recollection of my boyfriend of two years. I was scared of him, and felt like I couldn't trust him and had to call my mom, who had to explain to me that I've lived with my boyfriend in Colorado for years now. I took a short nap, woke up, and I was pretty much fine later. Thankfully, I have a GREAT support system, and have people I can discuss my illness with, so I am in great hands. But it's so difficult when you have no one. My symptoms started in my early teenage years, as most do unfortunately, and I was too embarrassed and afraid to get help at first, which lead to regular self mutilation and a few little stab marks in my mom's bathroom wall from an anxious episode 😅
So I can absolutely understand how it can end up this way, but that's why its SO important to reach out if you're experiencing such symptoms, and SO important to be accepting of those with such mental illnesses. It sucks that American Healthcare is so janky. Similarly to Trey, my first therapist prescribed me endless refills of Xanax when I was 14, before I even finished the first bottle(s), and I hated it. I was a zombie every single day, and it didn't actually help at all.
In my episodes, I have no control over what I say or do, and usually have little to no memory after I inevitably pass out, and wake up. Although my episodes are like seizure-ish convulsions and/or rocking back and forth in fear rather than an urge to go on a killing spree. 🙃 I hear things, see things and it's like constantly being jump-scared, until my brain decides to shut down, and I pass out and sleep. I don't have the typical voices that tell me to do things, and i'm very grateful for that, because I can't imagine how hard that is to live with. Sometimes these people are trapped in a shell of a body, confused, and with a brain that can only function normally a fraction of the time, and it's honestly so sad. I can't say I feel bad when they go and kill animals and people, but man, what a shame that the system regularly lets these kids down, and some parents are too blind to see the early warnings or just don't want to admit it to themselves.

*Also, super glad this channel was recommended to me! I am at a point where I'm just rewatching my other true crime gals, so I love new content!

[dannysaysno]

I love that you don’t have adverts in the middle of your true crime videos. I’m all about you tubers earning money from ads, however when discussing such disturbing and tragic events it feels respectful to get to hear the story without Vinted or Just Eat ads inappropriately interrupting

[fearsomejoe]

the kitten thing really made me pause... i hate the thought of killing any animal, but i was just fostering the tiniest baby kitten, and every time i held him all i could think about was how much i loved him and how scared i was to drop him. i cried when his new foster took him, even though she was doing me a huge favor. don't get me wrong, it's still sad when cattle and humans have their lives taken, but something so tiny as a kitten can't even TRY to fight back??? it's just wrong. so sad for all the victims :~(

[dave]

"I don't even think I've watched Harry Potter that many times" girl subscribed 😂

[zoeylamkin]

Early 2000’s in Texas? He could have stolen a gun from any random friends or family’s house... it’s weird that he chose to attack a police officer