Smartschoolboy9 Document Creator Reveals Shocking Case with Disturbing Footage

As summer drew to a close, the internet was abuzz with the unsettling saga of smartschoolboy9, propelled into the spotlight by Nick Crowley’s viral YouTube documentary, smartschoolboy9: An Internet Rabbit Hole. This gripping exposé amassed over 11 million views and revealed the disturbing activities of an adult from the UK posing as minors while disseminating inappropriate images.

Although the initial outrage seems to have subsided, particularly following the ban of the smartschoolboy9 subreddit, Crowley remains dedicated to uncovering chilling stories that capture public attention.

Gavin Collins: A Disturbing New Case Unveiled by Nick Crowley

Following his investigation into controversial children’s programming, Crowley has released a new documentary focusing on some of the most harrowing content on YouTube. Among the cases discussed, the narrative surrounding Gavin Collins stands out, drawing significant viewer interest.

In April 2019, Collins was released early from HMP Ranby in the UK, despite having engaged in violent behavior, including setting fires and assaulting correctional staff. Merely a day into his freedom, he spiraled into a psychotic episode that resulted in a reckless theft spree across Nottinghamshire.

According to Crowley, the owner of the first stolen car had installed cameras that recorded parts of Collins’ chaotic drive, which later surfaced on YouTube. Footage reveals Collins speeding wildly while proclaiming a messianic identity, claiming, “I am Jesus, descendant of God.” Witness accounts suggest he reached terrifying speeds between 85 and 120 mph before colliding with multiple structures.

Collins’ rampage escalated dangerously when he invaded a family’s home, threatening a mother and her infants with the words, “Because I am Jesus, I will kill you if you don’t give me the keys.” The mother complied in fear, and Collins left a sinister mark by smearing blood crosses on their foreheads.

Footage of Gavin Collins — YouTube: Nick Crowley

The tragedy reached its peak when Collins struck 87-year-old Terry Radford in Mansfield Woodhouse, leading to Radford’s untimely death due to severe injuries sustained in the incident. Authorities ultimately apprehended Collins, but the irreversible damage had been done.

In light of the incident, Coroner Laurinda Bower publicly criticized the officials for their decision to release Collins, emphasizing their negligence in assessing his troubling actions while incarcerated. He was later convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to 21 years in prison.

Crowley’s documentary sparked widespread discussions among viewers, many of whom expressed their horror at the footage. One viewer remarked, “Gavin’s story has to be one of the craziest ever covered on this channel. There’s been some really disturbing stuff before, but the way Gavin not only acted but LOOKED was spine-chilling.”

Another commented, “I’ve never seen a person so absolutely detached from the world. Gavin’s face during that video was honestly the scariest thing I’ve seen in a long time. That is the face of someone who is gone. No human soul was behind those eyes.”

Collins is just one of four harrowing cases explored in Crowley’s latest video along with stories of Elaine Campione, the 2006 Dreamspace incident, and James Yoo, all of which serve to underscore the dark underbelly of online content.

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