Most Hated Man in Prison: Full Breakdown & Transcript

[00:00] About three years ago, I made a video covering the story of one of the most evil streamers the space has ever seen. His name, Steven McCullough, and he stabbed and killed his pregnant

[00:14] girlfriend Natalie McNally. She was 15 weeks pregnant. He stabbed her to death, and he hatched a scheme to try and cover his ass. He played a pre-recorded GTA video, as though it were a live stream

[00:28] on his channel to use as an alibi. Like, no, guys, that couldn't have been me. Look, I was busy farming pugs with my stream. Look, I was playing GTA. I was live at the time. I couldn't have been there and killed her. I don't have the shadow alone, Jutsu. Look at this alibi. It's so strong.

[00:44] It was a haunting broadcast, because he even couldn't help himself but drop some hints about what he was going to do, and like even grin and giggle about it. Just pure evil. And they got him, and he

[00:59] was sentenced to a life sentence with a minimum 31 years before he's even eligible for parole. And now he's appealing the life sentence because he's the most hated man in prison,

[01:13] and that's not fair. That's not safe for him. People don't like him in there. The appeal comes as he's been labeled the most hated man in the prison and has a target on his back. So he may not have one

[01:25] prom king or sexiest man alive, but he does have the prestigious title of most hated man in that prison. So that's something to be proud of, huh, Steven? I don't get the strategy here. I don't know who in their right mind would feel bad for him. He's calling the ambulance playing a sad song in the

[01:41] world's smallest violin. They don't like me here. Oh no. What? The psychopath who murdered his 15-week pregnant girlfriend isn't well liked amongst the other inmates. Ah, clear my schedule.

[01:54] We've got to get, we got to get him out of there. We got to extract him here. Oh, my heart's breaking. What are they giving you? Knuckle sandwiches and wedges and sticking your head in the toilet and flushing it? The swirlies? Steven, is that what's happening? That's good. That's actually wonderful

[02:11] news. Actually, it's hard not to smile. According to the mirror inmates at the high security Magvary prison have the YouTuber on a hit list because he killed a pregnant woman and it's causing a bit of a security nightmare. That's one thing the prisoners don't like. Harming innocent

[02:26] children. Some of the worst attacks there have been in here have been on child killers and child abusers, one source said. And you have to understand the human side means staff aren't going to put their own safety at risk to intervene for the likes of them because McCullough murdered a pregnant

[02:40] woman. He falls into that category. So he's currently being held in the Mojola hospital wing for his own protection since it's separated from the other units and houses around 19 high profile inmates. That's something you always hear about how other inmates will target child molesters

[02:57] and child killers. And the thing is if the idea of this appeal is to try and get a move to another prison for his own safety, it'll probably be the same song and dance there, I imagine. So

[03:11] he's claiming, his team is claiming that he is on a hit list, he's the most hated man in prison, thus they're now lodging an appeal against the sentence. I personally don't see how that has any

[03:24] effect on the sentencing, the fact that the other inmates fucking hate him. And if he is on a hit list, then keep them separated like he currently is in the hospital wing or whatever. I don't see why that would matter at all to the sentencing. Oh, you mean he's hated in there? The evil pregnant

[03:41] woman murdering psychopath Stephen McCullough, they don't like him there. Oh no. Anyway, that's a certified who cares moment. He was found guilty and him being hated in prison doesn't provide any new

[03:58] evidence to proclaim his innocence. So I don't see, and again, I'm not like a lawyer, so I don't get like the nuance and the intricacies of how this works, but I don't see how them coming back and appealing it, saying like, oh, he's the most hated man in there, they don't like him, they shoot spitballs at him.

[04:11] And he pissed his pants, he's tinkled his bridges, he's learned his lesson. Now let's let's appeal this, come on, let's approach this differently. I just don't see why that matters. Like the hit list thing, yeah, I get them maybe needing to like separate them or whatever to keep them alive, but outside of

[04:28] that, I don't see how this would in any way shape or form have any effect on his sentencing. Stephen McCullough is a monster, and he deserves to be one of the most hated men in that prison.

[04:40] That shouldn't come as a shock to anyone there. There should be no sympathy for that. You want to know how you avoid being the most hated man in prison? Don't fucking kill your pregnant girlfriend an unborn child. Like I think that's a pretty easily avoidable thing. So this is the consequences

[04:58] of his own actions here, and it should have no effect on his sentencing. Just keep them separated from the rest of the inmates to keep them alive, and that's it. That's all you can do. That's all you should do. If anything, double is sentencing because of this bullshit. I never made like a follow-up

[05:14] to the Stephen McCullough case. I talked about it on stream quite a bit, but I never made like a video follow-up to it. The trial, it was like a four-week trial. The amount of like planning and just

[05:26] evil shit that Stephen McCullough orchestrated here to both kill Natalie McNally as well as trying to cover for himself is just diabolical. He even tried to frame her ex-partner. He tried to frame

[05:41] her ex-boyfriend for it, and he planned out everything like meticulously like the prerecorded live stream, which they eventually proved was prerecorded, as well as the way he traveled there, got home, changes clothes, everything. They got him. This is just as served. He was the one who did it. It's not

[06:01] like they potentially got the wrong guy or anything. There's no wiggle room for this being like, oh wrong place wrong time. He's innocent. He himself calls himself a monster, by the way. This is a very bad awful man that should not have any kind of leniency with his sentencing

[06:20] just because he's the most hated man in that prison. Sorry to tell you. So anyway, wanted to gaff about this a little bit. That's really about it. Yeah.