[0:00] About three years ago, I made a video
[0:02] covering the story of one of the most
[0:04] evil streamers the space has ever seen.
[0:08] His name Steven McCulla, and he stabbed
[0:11] and killed his pregnant girlfriend, Nat
[0:15] Natalie McN. She was 15 weeks pregnant.
[0:17] He stabbed her to death. And he hatched
[0:20] a scheme to try and cover his ass. He
[0:23] played a pre-recorded GTA video as
[0:26] though it were a live stream on his
[0:28] channel to use as an alibi. Like, no,
[0:31] guys, that couldn't have been me. Look,
[0:33] I was busy farming pogs with my stream.
[0:36] Look, I was playing GTA. I was live at
[0:38] the time. I couldn't have been there and
[0:39] killed her. I don't have the shadow
[0:41] clone jutsu. Look at this alibi. It's so
[0:43] strong. It was a haunting broadcast
[0:46] because he even couldn't help himself
[0:48] but drop some hints about what he was
[0:50] going to do. and like even grin and
[0:53] giggle about it. Just pure evil. And
[0:57] they got him and he was sentenced to a
[1:00] life sentence with a minimum 31 years
[1:02] before he's even eligible for parole.
[1:05] And now he's appealing the life sentence
[1:09] because he's the most hated man in
[1:12] prison. And that's not fair. That's not
[1:15] safe for him. People don't like him in
[1:17] there. The appeal comes as he's been
[1:19] labeled the most hated man in the prison
[1:21] and has a target on his back. So, he may
[1:24] not have won prom king or sexiest man
[1:26] alive, but he does have the prestigious
[1:28] title of most hated man in that prison.
[1:32] So, that's something to be proud of.
[1:33] Huh, Stephen? I don't get the strategy
[1:35] here. I don't know who in their right
[1:36] mind would feel bad for him. He's
[1:38] calling the Wambulants playing a sad
[1:40] song on the world's smallest violin.
[1:42] They don't like me here. Oh no. What?
[1:46] The psychopath who murdered his 15week
[1:48] pregnant girlfriend isn't well-liked
[1:51] amongst the other inmates. Ah, clear my
[1:54] schedule. We've got to get We got to get
[1:55] him out of there. We got to extract him
[1:57] here. Oh, my heart's breaking. What are
[2:00] they giving you? Knuckle sandwiches and
[2:02] wedgies and sticking your head in the
[2:04] toilet and flushing it. The swirllies,
[2:06] Stephen, is that what's happening?
[2:09] That's good. That's actually wonderful
[2:11] news, actually. It's hard not to smile.
[2:13] According to the Mirror, inmates at the
[2:15] highsecurity Mavberry Prison have the
[2:17] YouTuber on a hit list because he killed
[2:19] a pregnant woman, and it's causing a bit
[2:21] of a security nightmare. That's one
[2:23] thing the prisoners don't like, harming
[2:25] innocent children. Some of the worst
[2:27] attacks there have been in here have
[2:29] been on child killers and child abusers,
[2:31] one source said. And you have to
[2:33] understand, the human side means staff
[2:35] aren't going to put their own safety at
[2:36] risk to intervene for the likes of them.
[2:38] Because McCulla murdered a pregnant
[2:40] woman, he falls into that category. So,
[2:42] he's currently being held in the Moyola
[2:45] hospital wing for his own protection
[2:47] since it's separated from the other
[2:48] units and houses around 19 high-profile
[2:51] inmates. That's something you always
[2:53] hear about how other inmates will target
[2:56] child molesters and child killers. And
[2:59] the thing is, if the idea of this appeal
[3:02] is to try and get him moved to another
[3:03] prison for his own safety, it'll
[3:06] probably be the same song and dance
[3:07] there, I imagine. So he's claiming well
[3:12] his team is claiming that he is like on
[3:15] a hit list. He's the most hated man in
[3:17] prison. Thus they're now lodging an
[3:20] appeal against the sentence. I
[3:21] personally don't see how that has any
[3:23] effect on the sentencing. The fact that
[3:25] the other inmates hate him. And
[3:27] if he is on a hit list, then keep him
[3:29] separated like he currently is in the
[3:31] the hospital wing or whatever. I don't
[3:33] see why that would matter at all to the
[3:36] sentencing. Oh, you mean he's hated in
[3:37] there? the evil pregnant woman murdering
[3:42] psychopath Steven Mcola. He they don't
[3:44] like him there.
[3:46] Oh no. Anyway, like I that's a that's a
[3:50] certified who cares moment. He was found
[3:53] guilty and him being hated in prison
[3:56] doesn't provide any new evidence to
[3:58] proclaim his innocence. So, I don't see,
[4:01] and again, I'm not like a lawyer, so I
[4:02] don't get like the nuance and the
[4:03] intricacies of how this works, but I
[4:05] don't see how them coming back and
[4:06] appealing it, saying like, "Oh, he's the
[4:08] most hated man in there. They they don't
[4:09] like him. They shoot spitballs at him,
[4:11] and he he pissed his pants. He's tinkled
[4:13] his britches. He's learned his lesson.
[4:14] Now, let's let's appeal this. Come on.
[4:16] Let's let's approach this differently. I
[4:18] just don't see why that matters." like
[4:20] the hitless thing. Yeah, I get them
[4:23] maybe needing to like separate him or
[4:24] whatever to keep him alive, but outside
[4:27] of that, I don't see how this would in
[4:29] any way, shape, or form have any effect
[4:31] on his sentencing. Steven McCulla is a
[4:34] monster, and he deserves to be one of
[4:37] the most hated men in that prison. That
[4:40] shouldn't come as a shock to anyone
[4:42] there. There should be no sympathy for
[4:44] that. You want to know how you avoid
[4:46] being the most hated man in prison?
[4:49] Don't kill your pregnant
[4:50] girlfriend, an unborn child. Like, I I
[4:52] think that's a pretty easily avoidable
[4:54] thing. So, this is the consequences of
[4:57] his own actions here, and it should have
[4:59] no effect on his sentencing. Just keep
[5:02] him separated from the rest of the
[5:03] inmates to keep him alive, and that's
[5:05] it. That's that's all you can do. That's
[5:07] all you should do there. If anything,
[5:09] double his sentencing because of this
[5:11] I I never made like a
[5:13] follow-up to the Steven McCulla case. I
[5:15] talked about it on stream quite a bit,
[5:17] but I never made like a video follow-up
[5:19] to it. The trial, it was like a
[5:21] four-week trial. The amount of like
[5:24] planning and just evil that Steven
[5:28] McCulla orchestrated here to both kill
[5:31] Nat Natalie McN as well as try and cover
[5:34] for himself is just diabolical. He even
[5:36] tried to frame uh her exartner. He he
[5:40] she he tried to frame her ex-boyfriend
[5:41] for it and he planned out everything
[5:44] like meticulously like the pre-recorded
[5:47] live stream which they eventually proved
[5:48] was pre-recorded uh as well as the way
[5:51] he traveled there, got home, changed his
[5:52] clothes, uh everything. They they got
[5:56] him like this is justice served. He was
[5:59] the one who did it. It's not like they
[6:01] potentially got the wrong guy or
[6:03] anything. There's no wiggle room for
[6:04] this being like, oh, wrong place, wrong
[6:07] time, he's innocent. He himself calls
[6:10] himself a monster. By the way, this is a
[6:13] very bad, awful man that should not have
[6:17] any kind of leniency with his sentencing
[6:20] just because he's the most hated man in
[6:22] that prison. Sorry to tell you. So,
[6:24] anyway, wanted to yap about this a
[6:26] little bit. That's really about it. tip.