4 Disturbing Cases That'll Destroy Your Faith in Humanity (If You Still Have Any)

We like to believe that there's a baseline of human decency holding the world together . An unspoken agreement that at the very least we don't treat other people as disposable . But every so often you stumble upon a case that cracks that illusion clean in half . In this episode, we'll be examining a handful of such incidents . The kind that don't just leave you disturbed , but make you question what people are capable of when no one's watching or worse, when everyone is . But just before we get into them, I want to show you a few questionable print offs of my own . This right here is an 11-page report that I pulled from a datab broker site and I've redacted almost every line . Not because it's fake, but because . Past addresses, phone numbers, relatives, work history, even details I don't remember giving anyone . And these companies make billions selling this stuff to anyone with zero concern for who's buying it. It 's frustrating . And what really gets me is the choice we're given . either go completely off the grid or accept that your privacy is just the price of existing online . And honestly, that shouldn't be the trade-off . Data brokers are betting that you won't take any action and you'll let them continue their work . But that's where today's sponsor, Aura, comes in . Aura does the hard work for you by actively finding data brokers that are selling your personal information and automatically working to remove it and keep it off . And unlike other services, Aura doesn't just do one thing . You get dark web alerts, real-time fraud monitoring for your bank and credit , 24/7 identity protection, a secure VPN, antivirus, password manager, and even $5 million in identity theft insurance with US-based fraud experts available around the clock . I'm not leaving myself , and you shouldn't either. . Try Auraree for 14 days at aura.com/lazy and let them start scrubbing your information today . In the summer of 2017, just outside Lospanos, California , 18-year-old Abdullia Sanchez was behind the wheel of a Buick , which he had no business driving . She was intoxicated. She w . She was speeding, and while balancing a phone in her hand