The Dark Web's Darkest Websites

The Dark Web. A place often described as the Wild West of the internet. A corner of the online world where anonymity reigns, moderation is non-existent, and the world's most appraved people gather here, far away from the public view. From drug trafficking to illegal marketplaces to extremist communities and predators hiding in the shadows, there's no shortage of horrific things lurking here. And while many people assume these stories are exaggerated, they're not. Because scattered throughout the Dark Web are entire websites dedicated to humanity at its absolute worst. Some of these sites have become infamous, and others have managed to remain hidden from the public eye for years. Today, we're diving into the Dark Web's darkest websites. And make sure you like the video and subscribe to the channel. And let's get into it. Dark Zone. When most people think of the Dark Web, they think of a hacker sitting alone in their room, quite literally, in the dark, with 10 different computers on top of their desk. They're fiercely typing in codes, random symbols, and different numbers. They've been up all night, scouring through parts of the internet that most people would never dare to even try to access. And that's mostly because there's a general assumption that the Dark Web is full of illegal content. From illicit substances, to firearms, to the really gross content that the FBI tries to hunt down every single day. But in reality, the Dark Web is just another word for private browsing. A way of looking at the internet without anyone being able to track you. So, when some people use the Dark Web, that's all they use it for. They use a specific browser, like one called Tor. And we'll sometimes look at normal things like YouTube or other social media. But it's all done privately. That's most people. Because although the stigma that the Dark Web is some terrifying place only hackers know how to access, it's not completely false. Anyone can access it. And honestly, that's part of why it's so damn scary. Because those things do exist there. The drugs, the selling of weapons, and yes, even the illegal adult content when it's really not adults. And while that doesn't make up the entire Dark Web, it's there. And sites like Dark Zone are exactly what someone might imagine when they think of the Dark Web. Immediately, it looks sketchy. There's ads that are running at the top, all of which are either offering drugs or hacking services, and also all of which look like they're going to give you a computer virus. The actual website doesn't look like as much of a scam. But still gives the impression this is not something you'd normally come across when browsing through Google. It's pretty simple. With two main sections. A discussion board with categories like hacking tutorials and cryptocurrency. And then a forum board where users can post anything. Literally, anything they want. Some of it, our classic Dark Web postings about hacking, stealing money and people's information, things like that. But in between all of that is where things get really disturbing. One of those being the number of posts about either hiring or being a hitman themselves. One post reads, "I am Brazilian, young, healthy and strong. I have a good study routine and commitment to my missions. Anyone interested in contacting me and recruiting me for services should send me a message." Or this one, which gets a couple replies with offers, quote, "I would be willing to pay a lot of money to eliminate someone." Now, the thing is with hitmans on the Dark Web is that they're usually a scam. The service very rarely exists. What's more likely is that someone wants to hire a hitman, like the last person, and then they get offers, and then they send their money to someone who will keep it and never speak to them again. And no one actually gets hurt. Hopefully. So that section of Dark Zone isn't that crazy, as long as we hope that they're all just scams. But what is crazy and disturbing are the people who are offering themselves as a hitman, but they also don't want a higher one to murder someone else. What they actually want is someone to hurt them. They are the target. They want to be the victim. One user under the username Cooper is an example of this. 23 year old from Sheffield, UK, England looking for someone to unalive me. I've always wanted someone to eliminate me. And then Cooper goes on to describe how he would enjoy being eliminated. And I can't talk about these specifics on YouTube about how he would like to be eliminated, but it involves a knife. And Cooper continues quote, "I already have a place that hardly anyone walks and it's a great spot to get rid of my body. I'm planning on committing S word on Halloween, but have always wanted to be eliminated. If anyone wants to help unalive me, let me know." But this isn't the only user that feels this disturbing. There's another one under the username Jake6372, who actually may be the same person, although the profiles are different. His most recent post from June 25th, 2024 is this quote, "24 year old guy looking to be unalived. All I've ever wanted from being a teenager was to be attacked with a knife. I don't know why, but being unalived is a big turn on for me." And his other two posts are eerily similar quote, "Yeah, I'd rather not be alive, tried overcoming this. It didn't work." And then he reveals in his last post what exactly he was trying to overcome quote, "24 year old person who is interested in minors, looking for someone to unalive me like I deserve. I don't care how you do it as long as I am no longer here. You can do it however you like." And he then provides many violent options for how exactly to do it. And he continues saying, "It is up to you how you do it. I am based in Sheffield, England." Reading through all of those, it feels kind of obvious that it's the same person as the other posts. It pretty much has to be. And this user, instead of going out to get help for his urges against minors, he instead goes to the dark web to try to find someone to brutally murder them. But Dark Zone is a host too much worse than this, with a user like Jake 63-72, and at least appears like theirs remorse for his urges. So much so that he would rather be no longer here than continue having the feelings he does. But others aren't as ashamed of themselves. In fact, nowhere even close to ashamed. Such as this one quote, "My sister Virginia. I would like to know how to post photos of my sister on the deep web and where I can post them." But others are blatantly clear with their intentions. I can't include the quotes because it's honestly just so graphic and horrific. But one user talks about accessing a dark web link. One, he claims, is frequented by the global elite for the. which is already bad enough. But then there's the replies. That are the most disturbing things I've come across on this website. This is one. And it's pretty much the same as three or four other replies from users who are looking for similar things. Quote, "I am looking for a very young girl from America. Don't care what color or ethnicity. It's honestly so unbelievably horrifying. Truly just sickening." What at first looks like a website for finding hacking services or finding drugs or weapons is so much worse. While those things are bad, they're not as evil as that last thread. That last thread proves that the dark web is a home base for all the [BLANK_AUDIO] monsters in the world to join together and plan out their depraved schemes to help each other quench their thirst for the most despicable things known to man. And whoever runs sites like Dark Zone should be embarrassed that they allow a space for them to discuss things like that. But even if this site got shut down, these people are like roaches. They're like an invasive plant, like a lantern fly. When one dies, they thousand more emerge. And they surround us, just usually in hiding. The dark web is just a black light shown on these monsters. Here, we can see them in action in there, natural habitat. So whether or not Dark Zone stays online forever is irrelevant because unfortunately, it's very far in the future that these people won't find somewhere to exist with all of their monstrosity. But we can only hope that the FBI gets in here, shuts down the website, and arrests everyone involved. And before we move on to the next one, I wanna quickly tell you about my Patreon, where you'll get exclusive bonus videos that I literally can't post on YouTube because they're that crazy, along with exclusive livestreams every single week where we hang out, talk, and read stories. And also, you'll get early access to every single video I post, ad free episodes, and access to the private discord and the first 1,000 people to join get an exclusive founder role in the discord. And once they're gone, they're gone. So join now. It's only $5 a month. So if you want more snook and want to support the show directly, check out the Patreon. It really does help so much. The link is in the description in the pinned comment. I'll see you over there. And now on to the next one. And Chan. We all know what 4chan is. At least, I'm assuming 98% of people that watch this channel. But for those of you who don't know what 4chan is, 4chan is an anonymous image board where users will share images and discuss topics ranging from hobbies to current events. It's also known for basically no moderation and some extreme people on there. But beyond just 4chan, a lot of people probably know about 8chan. An extreme form of 4chan that was on the dark web and till it eventually got shut down after things got very out of control. And by that, I mean it allowed for so much free speech that users were always talking about racist topics, hate crimes, and even planning events that would hurt people in a massive way, which would lead to a massive tragedy. It was accessible only by the dark web, which is the exact place that people want to be able to say anything they want. And when 8chan got removed, it created a massive hole that left users in need of somewhere new to share their free speech. A user named Snake Dude saw this vacancy and decided he was the perfect person to fill it, along with a couple other anonymous moderators. He led a team in creating a new website called Endchan. The homepage gives an introduction to what exactly it is, though the name already gives a good idea. Quote, "The image board at the end of the universe, the story so far, in 2015 Endchan was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move. This is an anonymous image board that promotes ideas over identity. Here, anyone can run their own boards. The only three global rules are number one, nothing illegal under U.S. law. Number two, no suggestive audio-visual content of minors. Number three, no spamming, no flooding, that compromises normal operation of the website. While it is nice at the site bans any illegal content, it's still a breeding ground of offensive, disturbing, and downright horrifying posts. Not that 4chan is a hub of wholesome content, but this website allows users to literally post anything they want, as long as it follows rules number one and two. That's the only thing it really prevents. Everything else is fair game. So, I dug through all of the boards, compared to the only 76 active boards on 4chan, and Chan has most likely hundreds of boards, if not close to 1000. Some are relatively tame. There's a lot of boards about games, anime, sports, things like that. There's also a boatload of posts on e-girls, but that's still pretty normal for a site like this, I guess. But people take it further than that. For one, the far right political discussions didn't stop even though 8chan was removed. There's plenty of boards on here that are dedicated just for that. And even though I can't say a lot of what they post, it is extremely vile. One board is literally just called the name of the German hate group, and it says, quote, "All of the people who love being racist have to be in this board," along with another description that says, quote, "German mustache man didn't do anything wrong." That's not even the most disgusting part. The pictures that some users have posted are downright horrible. There's one of someone who is standing next to a person, he seemingly just murdered, along with some other very gruesome images that are just horrible. And that's just one side of nchan though. If you're in the market for something even more terrifying and horrible, it has that as well, especially on a board called freshchan. It describes itself as, quote, "A board for controversial things and all kinds of strange perversions, cannibalism, and extreme violence." And it's about as insane as it sounds. There's tons of pictures of basically what it describes, and it's horrific. Images of things that no one should see. Let alone post on the internet. Even if this is the dark web, comments on these posts range from, quote, "You make me hungry." And same here, I'm absolutely starving man. That's really everything I could go into detail about without making this video overly explicit. But there are other corners of nchan that are equally as horrific, just in different ways. For instance, the Pleasure Slave Board. This is one of the bigger boards on the website, with hundreds and hundreds of posts. And some of them are honestly just heartbreaking. Someone posts, "Looking to be taken and destroyed." Hey, I'm 19 male white from Germany. My dream is to be a slave to a rich man in Africa, Asian, Arab, or South America. Or another one that says, quote, "I want to get kidnapped by a woman. I'm still a teenager." Those are so disturbing. These are people that are usually younger, who are so desperate to be held captive, controlled, and mistreated. And it's terrible to imagine the things that might have led them to want this, to want to be kidnapped so bad that they went out of their way to find this creepy board on a site on the dark web, and then offer themselves to complete strangers. And some of these strangers are more than creepy. Many users on the thread talk to one another about their interests and minors, and they are well above age, and so I'm just going to leave it at that. It's truly just horrifying, disgusting, and I couldn't read through their chats together, because it truly is just so so gross. So it looks like End Chan hasn't done a great job at keeping the creeps away. But like I mentioned, when talking about dark zone, that's just the nature of the dark web. It's a fly trap for some of the most sickening humans on Earth. A cesspool where they can all come together and talk about their perverted thoughts that rightfully would get them kicked off the normal internet and hopefully into a jail cell. But for now, End Chan does exist, and until it probably gets shut down, just like its predecessors, the leeches of the internet will have their sacred place where they can say whatever they want, no matter how disgusting. Alexander Bardur. On December 18, 1996, a boy who seemed destined for success was born. Meet Alex Bardur. Although moving around quite a bit, Alex and his family settled in his original birth town of Joaquin, Texas, around his 13th birthday. At that age is when Alex became interested in computers and software engineering, but it was more than just interest. He was insanely naturally talented with it. He was only 14 years old when he developed software for a word processor that could be used with both Windows and Mac, one called Mac and Crash. But he didn't stop there. Still, in high school, he continued with his ambition in self-starting projects and launched a website called EAS Archives, a program that was dedicated to streaming public service announcements. It was known as among a couple other companies along the way that kept Alex incredibly busy at such a young age. But there was something underneath all that drive for success. Under that determination, something sinister below all those dreams. Something that Alexander Bardur was running from. At first, this looked like a severe clinical depression that he was suffering. In 2012, at age 16, Alex was given a diagnosis with that name. And along with that, he was offered some help. Therapy, medication, support from loved ones. He was a young kid, and at that age, it's not that uncommon for those things to start developing. Especially when life can feel so raw, so vulnerable, so messy. The people around Alex figured this was what was behind his struggling. High school was difficult. He was navigating relationships for the first time, and the future head looked scary. And oh boy, was it? The future head of Alex was terrifying. But not in the way everyone thought. Actually, everyone thought things were getting better. In 2013, it was looking like things were clearing up. Alex seemed happier, lighter, more at peace. But little did they know there was a storm happening inside of him. He was beginning to think and feel dark things. Ideas that felt wrong. They felt evil. But Alex didn't take these things to a therapist, or his parents, or anyone. Except of course, the dark web. It was here he found like-minded people. Communities he could relate to. People that thought the same things he did. What exact sites he went on is unclear. But what we do know is what he said once he found those sites. He posted an ad stating this, quote, "I'd like to try having intimacy with a dead body and cannibalism. And see how it feels to unalive someone. If you'd be willing to let me unalive you are in the US, preferably in the south, and can travel by car. Contact me." And someone responded. This person messaged Alex and told him that not only were they interested, but they had their young daughter. That they were pretty much willing to sacrifice. It's sickening. But what's worse is Alex's enthusiasm in accepting the offer. Not only was he going to commit one of the worst crimes known to man, but to do it on an innocent child who has no idea or control over what she's walking into. And between the 9th and 19th of October, the two exchanged messages setting up the date. The father was going to drive it to Shelby County, Texas, meet Alex, and the three of them would go on a hike. Some were private. Some were concealed. Somewhere, no one would know the horrific things Alex was going to do. Alex arrived at their meetup site prompt and ready on October 19th, 2018. With him, he had a knife, trash bag, cell phone, and a tablet. It's obvious what the weapon was for, and it's easy to assume what the trash bag was for. So it makes me sick. Alex was prepared. He had been sitting on these urges for quite some time and was eager to get the job done. But when a car pulled up to the range spot, it wasn't who he thought it was. No father got out of the car. No young girl. No one except an FBI agent. And in that moment, it hit Alex like a ton of bricks. Even with all of his genius computer skills, talent, and tech savviness, he was still a big enough idiot that he got himself caught on the dark web. There was no girl. She had no dad, because neither of them existed. And the whole thing was a setup. And now the FBI had all the proof they needed to lock this evil monster in jail. Away from anyone he wanted to get his sick hands on. He was convicted with attempted coercion and enticement of a minor. But that's not all. Police investigated the cell phone and tablet that was on him at the time. And digging through those opened the case up into something even more disgusting. Though somewhat unsurprising, Alex was keeping content on his phone. That let's just say was illegal. And also some of the grossest things a human could watch. What really sealed the deal with adding this to the arrest was that on October 14th, 2017, he had communicated with someone else on a dark web website who had accepted an offer from him of videos that exploited people that were minors. So with this and what happened that day in Shelby County, Alexander was given 40 years in prison. Thank God. It's a miracle that law enforcement was able to catch someone as sick as him before anything actually happened. Special Agent Mark Dawson agrees in this statement he gave after the case was finished. Quote, "In my 23 year career in law enforcement, this is among the most morally depraved and appalling criminal conspiracies that I've come across. Without the quick and decisive actions of special agents from HSI, Kochabeech and HSI Bumont, this disturbed predator would still be out there looking for potential victims to carry out his sick, indimented fantasies. He's not wrong. But also the truth is that there are plenty more out there like Alex. People that have these desires. It sounds so terrifying that it's hard to believe, but they exist all around us. People you would never expect, like a 21-year-old from Texas who seems like a computer nerd. It never looks obvious. It's never out in the open. Usually, it's on the dark web. Lurking in the shadows of the internet, waiting for the right moment to come out and attack. The potential victims of Alexander, Bard or Gotlucky, that this one was caught just in time. And we can only hope that the FBI can keep up with the hundreds, if not thousands more, who also hide in the darkest corners online." The Daily Stormer. It's the year 2000, in a suburb outside of Columbus, Ohio, called Worthington. Although it's only a 15-minute drive into the city, it doesn't feel like a lot happens inside the town. It's a place where families reside, work, and coexist peacefully. Andrew Anglin, a high school student at Worthington Killborne High School, was a prime example of this. Not only did he go about his life without bothering anyone around him, his whole personality was about love and tolerance. He was an atheist, a vegan. Someone who often wore a patch on his clothes that said "eth racism." He was seen as kind, caring, a good person with strong beliefs. It was a sophomore year that all of those things changed. His demeanor evolved slowly. It started with reckless behavior, and one party Andrew disrupted the fun by having a sudden outburst. Not just at aggravation, yelling or screaming, but even more alarming behavior like smashing his head into the sidewalk. Who had once been an easy-going and enjoyable person to be around was now someone who was scary, terrifying even. Classmates and friends saw this escalate and grow and grow, and to eventually, people that were once his friends had moved on to find new people to hang out with. And the hippie, free-spirited personality that had been Andrew continued to disappear. Once he graduated high school and moved on to his adult life, the violence and temper tantrums started to calm down slightly, but he was still completely changing as a person. The number one thing that was behind that change, Forchan, Andrew himself says this about his love for the website, quote, "I had always been into Forchan as I am at heart a troll." But had he really, the shift from crunchy vegan granola guy to a troll on Forchan seems abrupt, to say the least. But one of them had to be a phase. And as it turned out, an avid user of Forchan was not it. But as far as who Andrew Anglin really is, that is just the tip of the iceberg. In 2007, he started to really find himself. At this time, he was now engrossed in internet culture such as Forchan, but also other communities, where he was finding connection with people who are hardcore conspiracy theorists. He decided to start his own blog titled Outlaw Journalism, which followed inspiration from far right journalists and figures. It was here that he was interested in debunking a lot of things, like the world trade center attacks for instance. He also had many theories that society needed to return to a hunter-gatherer lifestyle. That is, if humanity wanted to survive. He was very convinced and believed these things strongly. But he was still at the top of the rabbit hole that he was about to fall down. What really pushed him over the edge was in 2011. He began traveling around Southeast Asia. He stayed in many small villages, got to know their culture, and began to even make friends with them. He wrote that he felt like the locals were, quote, "a civilized, non-aggressive, and industrious people." For a moment, it seemed like he was back to his old self. Until bam, he returned to the hateful, cynical, and aggressive person he was becoming. At some point in the journey, he just changed his mind. He decided that, actually, the people he had met were, quote, "too primitive." He decided he was lonely. He decided he only wanted to hang out with members only of his own race. He discovered, in his own words, that, quote, "by the grace of God, I found fascism." Andrew Anglin had become a full-blown, white nationalist, and two years later, on the 4th of July 2013, he launched his infamous website, The Daily Stormer. At first, the website was available on the clear web, the internet you and I use, so anyone could access it very easily. It was designed to be like 4chan, Andrew hadn't been lying when he said that his true nature is that of a troll. As he used the website to create what he called the troll army, the followers who Andrew encouraged to harass anyone he disagreed with. Because Andrew had a very clear mission, to push his fascist beliefs on anyone who would swallow the cool aid, so to speak, and then create a group of people out of that, so that he could use it to feel powerful. And he knew exactly the kind of audience he was after, quote, "Our target audience is white males between the ages of 10 and 30. I include minors as young as 10, because an element of this is that we want to look like super heroes. That sentence alone makes me throw up in my mouth little. It's disgusting, the propaganda that he's spreading to literal children. But his freedom of speech doesn't last for long. In 2017, groups of white supremacists gathered in Charlottesville to protest the removal of the statue of General Robert E. Lee from a local park. The event quickly turned violent, when one of the protesters purposefully drove his car into counter protesters, resulting in one death and 35 people injured. Of course, Andrew and his troll army, being the hateful people they are, were in full support of the murderer at the protest. They not only commended him, but insulted and joked about the victim of the crash. After the incident, the content of the daily storm became too offensive, and many domain registers rejected the website. It was at this point that it moved off of the clear web, and on to the dark web. Andrew did bounce around a couple of times, as he referred to try and stay off the dark web to gain more followers and a larger audience. But the website kept allowing such hateful and violent discussion that it just repeatedly got caked off of servers time and time again. And for good reason, I mean, here are just some examples from post that Andrew himself would make, which I'll have to paraphrase because they're too crude and disgusting to actually say verbatim. One of the posts says, quote, "I asked myself this in all things. What would mustache man do?" If he was born in 1984, like 4chan and anime, and was dealing with the same things I was, he was ultimately a symbol of everything I believe in. We are white, heterosexual men, a generation of throwaways. We are angry, very angry, and we feel an urge to return to violence. Our frustration is boiling over. And that wasn't just talk. Andrew really did have an army behind him, and they did more than just harass people online. Frequent users of the daily stormer were often connected to real life violence. There were at least 4 people that had either committed a hate crime or a mass murder. One specifically was the user Aryan blood 1488, which cops connected to a manifesto written by Dylan Storm Roof, who had been convicted of a hate crime towards 9 African American worshipers at a church in Charleston, South Carolina. His postings on the daily stormer were found to be verbatim what was stated in that manifesto. It makes the whole thing even more trotious is Andrew's response to everything. He said, quote, "He hadn't commented on the daily stormer in a while. This isn't particularly surprising, given that anyone reading about black crime or other racial issues on the internet would necessarily have come across his site. He has no regard for any of the victims in that massacre. No remorse, nothing. It's obvious who Andrew Anglin is. He was never a peaceful hippie and vegan who cared about his fellow humans, let alone animals. He's a terrible person who was clearly so insecure about himself as a man that he feels the need to destroy anyone that doesn't look like him. So in March of 2026, when he announced that the daily stormer would be shutting down, I don't think anyone with a heart was disappointed. But I'm sure there were people who were, people who are just as corrupt as he is. On the final remains of the site, which can now only be found on the dark web since they eventually destroyed all ties with any server that would host them on the clear web, Andrew writes a final message for his disgusting supporters, quote, "This is the last daily stormer post. Got a shudder down, but I like to think of it more as putting the old b-word to sleep. This is the site's 13th year. However, it was only in its fourth year that the rug was pulled out from under me in a totally unprecedented manner. For nine years, the site had limped along with a significant but almost totally stagnant readership, no ability to grow. It was obscenely expensive to keep the site online, becoming financially non-viable. [BLANK_AUDIO] Constitutional censorship is the reason I'm shutting down and it's the reason I'm posting to hundreds of thousands of people instead of tens of millions of people. What they did to me and my site was totally unprecedented, a level of censorship that no person or publication had ever been subjected to. While the website was effective in many ways, even in its weakened state, my 25 year plan to build and manage the world's most popular independent news and commentary outlet was canceled, with a total blockade on me by every western internet infrastructure company. I had to use shady offshore services that were otherwise designed for use by criminals, absurdly expensive and inefficient. The nation's paid for the site, barely. Most of that came from one guy. The site's quality declined in recent years, as I was taking other work from money, not able to focus exclusively on the site. This last year, the site has been up, but the work has been rare and generally horrible. He then goes through details on setting up a personal account on Nostril, which is a sort of like social media site, but there's no censorship. He also asks for support in keeping the daily stormor archived, though it'll be an expensive endeavor. Basically, he goes into lengthy detail on how unfair it was that his site got shut down, how difficult it was to get around all the obstacles placed in front of his career, and how much effort he's had to go through to keep his work online. His hate filled, derogatory, and obscene work. Maybe he should've taken the hint that it never belonged on the internet in the first place. But it doesn't seem like he'll ever understand that. He finishes his final goodbye like this, quote, "Don't be sad, it's been a long, strange trip and it's far from over. The site is going away, but I'm coming back. In fact, I would go so far as to say I'm already back. I'd go even so far as to say my posting career has just begun to begin. I'm at the point of my life where I feel like I haven't done enough and need to create some kind of breathtaking work of staggering genius as death is coming at me at warp speed. That is heavy for me, but for you, it'll be an interesting either way, as even if I fail, it will at least be really effed up or weird or whatever. I do it all for you, friend, signing off. Hopefully it only becomes harder for him to make any sort of return to the internet. And hopefully, he goes away forever, so no poor soul ever has to hear any more stupid words out of his mouth. If we never see Andrew Anglin again, then good riddance. And all right, guys, that wraps up the dark webs, darkest websites in this video was truly dark. These were truly some of the most depraved and honestly, just disgusting corners of the internet. I have ever covered so, uh, yeah, I'm going to go outside, take a walk and, uh, take a break from the internet. And, uh, I hope you guys enjoyed the video. And if you did, please like the video and subscribe to the channel. It really does. Help so much. And I appreciate you guys watching from the bottom of my heart. It means the world. And, uh, yeah, just once again, thank you guys so much for watching. And this was Snook, and I'll see you next time. Bye.