Due to copyright spammers (who are not even affiliated with the documentary), I unfortunately had to cut out the segment of Sound of Torture - otherwise, this whole video was going to be taken down. The unedited version is still on Patreon. I'm sorry.

the fact that boys town is now a mental health hospital for kids, when only a few years ago it was being used to do things like this is sickening

Sound of Torture is heartbreaking, even just seeing this glimpse of the documentary. God bless Meron for all her work to desperately help those people who are kidnapped. I also hope that she has someone to confide in, because this is such a heavy burden to carry alone. Its horrible that nothing has been done to stop those monsters...

Suddenly aliens wiping us out doesn't sound so bad afterall

the second documentary honest to god made me start sobbing, that woman is beyond wonderful. she's doing SO much for these people, she's putting herself through mental turmoil to help these people escape their living hell.

semhars breakdown was absolutely gutwrenching to watch, that poor woman and all of the people being kidnapped. it is so upsetting. there needs to be SOMETHING done

I am so glad you had add to this series. I’ve seen many “Most Disturbing Documentaries” videos here on KZfaq, yet hardly any of them mention the distressing and heartbreaking stories you have given here. Fantastic work. 🙏

I was just watching “Children Underground” recently, I haven’t finished it yet. I was not surprised but still shocked at how eerily and tragically adult the children are in their behaviour, language and demeanour, especially the younger ones. For most of them their lives sadly don’t seem to have improved very much as adults. There’s also a similar exposé documentary from 2007 called “Bulgaria’s Abandoned Children”, I first saw it in 2015 and I was shocked at the conditions those kids were growing up in.

I've seen Conspiracy of Silence. It will break you. No emotionally healthy person can see that and not feel your heart break. A kid talking on camera about being raped w bottle.. all of those kids dismissed as junkies and liars. I don't think I've never stopped being angry about that entire story. RIP Bonnaci and Gosh

I remember seeing my parents watching children underground. I was completely unaware of what was happening but at the same time I knew it was bad. As an adult I finally realized what the event of the movie is. It’s truly heartbreaking

I haven’t seen or heard of any of these and I was surprised when you didn’t rattle off the same 5-6 documentaries everyone else does! Well done.

it's heartbreaking, paying the money to the kidnappers incentivises them to continue but you can't ask the families to not try. who wouldn't pay to rescue a loved one

The last time I saw Troy Boner was at the 1999 renaissance faire in Council Bluffs, Iowa. I’m originally from Omaha, but I’d moved to Lincoln about 8 months before, and ended up working at Ren-faire with some SCA friends. Troy was friends with some of the same people, and he stayed at our camp that weekend. I knew I had met him before, but I couldn’t figure out where until that night when everyone was sitting around the campfire drinking. I overheard Troy say that he was hiding out from the cops “over that old boys town thing” and that’s when it all clicked, I met him at boys town when I was 12, I think he was like 16, and a bunch of us smoked out on the roof. That was the first time I ever got high, but damn sure wasn’t the last. I don’t blame him for all that shit though, he was just as naive as the rest of us.

Whenever maverick or took2much uploads you know its going to be a good video

Fun Fact: Charles Manson was sent to Boystown at the age of 14. He escaped very shortly after getting there.

I read an entire brick of a book called The Franklin Scandal, many years ago… about boys town, Larry King and a pedophile sex ring. Never heard of the case anywhere else since. I need to watch Conspiracy of silence. Thank you for sharing this obscure documentary suggestion.

Void, ashamed, angry, depressed, sad, guilty, is just some of the many words I could use to describe the reality of how I felt after watching this, actually puts into perspective that the world is bigger than us all, we actually really do need each other.... Guess I'll go now🚬✌🏽

Although I'm too young to have known Larry King while he was in office, the fact I grew up in Omaha, Nebraska, and didn't hear about this evil man ONCE speaks volumes to the amount of covering up was done to hide the despicable acts done at Boys Town. I drive past there often and will never look at it the same.

Thank you so much for talking about these documentaries. I would have never learned about them had you not covered them, and my god, the subject matter of these docs chills my blood. I hope your video will help bring awareness to the stories around Boystown, Eritrea, Yunnan, and Romania.

Wow I can’t believe Maverick committed suicide by tying himself up to 5 large bricks and jumping in the river while also having his eyes covered and mouth gagged!! Not suspicious at all! Rest in peace maverick ❤️

The documentary about the orphaned children used to be shown in schools in highschools. So it's quite well-known in Romania. Honestly every person that believes abortions must be banned should watch this documentary and see the horrifying results of anti-abortion laws

The stories portrayed in "Children Underground" are eerily similar to those in the video "Ukraine's teens living underground to stay alive" by Unreported World (can be found on KZfaq). Orphans and runaways that live underground and abuse inhalants as well. Really heartbreaking seeing that it's still a problem even years later (episode came out in 2012).

Great video. Thank you for exposing more people of the dark world hidden in plain sight. Keep fighting the good fight.

Oh man, the Sound of Torture made me sob so hard, i really hope that family can be reunited one day. I cant imagine the pain that father must feel to have his family freed and ripped away at the same time. Bless Meron and the survivors. I hope they can all heal one day.

My grandfather is a "refugee" immigrant from the region of Ethiopia that's now Eritrea (he left in the 80s, before the country split.) Eritrea and Ethiopia are also working together to genocide the Tigray people, one of the oldest tribes in Ethiopia, and no one is talking about it. It's really scary, and I don't know how to help. (Also, Eritrea is pronounced Urr-Ree-Tree-Uh)

Yo bros and babes, the Maverick files are back with a new horrific episode let's fucking gooooo

thanks for the sources in the description!! it's always important to see that there's sources in there. There's real danger out there, so being able to sift through what's fake and what's real is critical

This is my favourite series of yours by far. Thank you for covering such vital documentaries that would probably otherwise be unseen by most

10/10 video. Genuinely disturbing and very sad. Glad you cover topics everyone else refuses to.

The depths of human depravity truly knows no limits. Thankfully wonderful people such as Meron exist to help counter the evil in the world. Sadly I think it a losing battle they are fighting.

I stumbled across the documentary a few years ago and was absolutely shocked from start to finish. There is one scene in the film that even now brings tears to my eyes just thinking about it. It's this image of the little girl laying down on the lawn to sleep and her brother laying down next to her to comfort, reassure and protect her as always. Which at that moment only showed me a picture of 2 lost children, but 2 siblings, who give each other real trust and real love under such cruel conditions.. It was just this picture.. At the end of the documentary it just leaves you incredibly sad and with a boundless feeling of powerlessness, which I first need a few hours to do letting the whole thing sink in emotionally.. 😔

I can also highly recommend the documentary "For Sama" (2019). I don't think I have ever cried continuously for that big a part of any other film ever. "A love letter from a young mother to her daughter, the film tells the story of Waad al-Kateab’s life through five years of the uprising in Aleppo, Syria as she falls in love, gets married and gives birth to Sama, all while cataclysmic conflict rises around her. " It's an absolute masterpiece.

I remember watching Sound of Torture for an ethics class once and I think that was the moment I was radicalized. It's the thing that pushed me into wanting to be a human rights lawyer

22:21 i’m crying because the realness is hitting me all so suddenly of this situation and how the i’m seeing the real people, and the real reactions of PTSD for the victims. its terrible.

regarding the first documentary... in the show Bob's Burgers, the old lady Edith who owns the art store says to the kids one time "And take it on back to Boy's Town!"... Tina says "Boy's Town, whats that? it sounds interesting!" I always wondered if that was a quiet reference to this Boy's Town

Feeling quite void after seeing all this footage, hope everyone involved can find peace and justice in future. Big thanks and best wishes to the uploader. 🙏

This channel is fantastic. Really great work bud.

having just started this one and finished your previous one, i just want to say, topics aside, the new theme and look to the videos is FANTASTIC. i absolutely love it. wonderful job as always!

Man...I must give you props for even delving in and researching these deep, troubling, and angrily frightening documentaries. Sooo deep... And we live in this world!?!?😢

Pedophiles need to be dealt with. They get away with their sick and disgusting crimes almost every time. This can't keep going on.

Top tier content. I’ve never heard of any of these, absolutely heart wrenching and reminds me of how much I should be grateful for….

You're doing the Lord's work here T6. Exposing evil to the light of day is a righteous thing. I'm proud of you.

Thank u so so much for raising awareness of these things that seemed to have been wiped away!!! Hoping to see more videos like this! Love your channel ❤

Holy shit! Hey man! I love your stuff and I'm so glad to catch it early!!!! 😍🥰

Talking about Conspiracy Of Silence is VERY fitting considering how Sound Of Freedom came out recently. Praise the Lord that Conspiracy Of Silence DID come out.

this was a fantastic video!! you gave the perfect amount of information to know what i’m getting myself into without taking away what makes it impactful. great video, keep it up!! ❤❤

I'm impressed at how well you can control your tone as you narrate. I don't think I'd be able to hide my rage and disgust if I tried to make videos like this.

It's incredible how the real, awful and substantiated conspiracies hardly get mentioned. The dolts wanna talk flat Earth and pizza parlours.

I’m only like halfway through the video, but that Meron lady is an angel.

Thank your for handling these documentaries with empathy and compassion.

My favourite kind of content, delivered by a chap with a beautiful voice. Thank you for your awesome stuff big guy!

I cant even finish this video, it breaks my heart how these poor children been through this stuff and how these monsters really doesn’t think how disgusting this is.

Great work on this video man, that second story broke my heart. I can’t believe how horrible humans can be

I started this video expecting to see the same documentaries everyone recycles in their ‘most disturbing’ lists. Once again, you’ve brought me content I’ve never even heard of. Which is something because I’m always looking for new ways to lose faith in humanity lol. I genuinely love this channel.

Oh boy, the franklin scandal, that's always a fun one. It's terrifying just how right True Detective got it.

Your work on these vids is amazing. Ive gone through your whole playlist in the last few days. Well done. Eagerly looking forward to your next file.

'Boys for Sale' 'the Boy Business' and anything about North Fox Island reveals more about minor trafficking rings and u actually hear these kids talk about their lives, or what's left of their lives. TY Maverick Files, u enlighten us all❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

Great video. Love hearing stories that need to be told.

This is my favorite series so far I hope you continue to enlighten us to these documentaries. Whether it's the subject of these documentaries or simply just the camera work, it all seems to carry some sense of void and it's kind of odd and interesting all at the same

your voice is so calming and respectful over this so sad matters. 👑

Why is the Larry King story not discussed more often. Almost like people don’t even know about it today…. 🤔

Never forget, these are only the things getting out. Now imagine what you don't know, never will hear about. If you think this stuff is shocking, you'd be in for a wild ride. There's a good reason why movies such as Sound of Freedom are being stigmatized, criticized and boycotted by certain groups, even the cinema owners themselves. They're all part of stuff like this.

If you decide to do another video of documentaries like this, I suggest checking out "The Act of Killing." That one always sticks with me.

YESSSS I WAS SO BORED THANK YOU, love your content :)

We shouldn't fear what lives in the darkest depths of our oceans, or the densest forests around us. We should fear that mankind is truly, within our genes and down to the bone, evil.

greatly put together . This is real thing and is happening at double the rate. Pray for those victims

Oddly, I was hoping for a part two after watching the first one. I dunno if that’s a good thing, but you delivered

Love the slowed PS2 intro

As an agnostic, it feels weird to say "Maverick out here doing God's work" but here we are. Stunning. Thank you

Absolutely wonderful I think u should do a longer video on the ins and outs of the Franklin coverup

As a Nebraskan I can confirm the Larry King/Trafficking ring story as at least being pretty common knowledge in the area. There is a good book on the matter called "The Franklin Cover Up". Lots of components of the story are exaggerations or outright myths, I think often from kids who were abused young and imagination crossed over with memory, but the crux of the story is undeniably true.

Best damn channel on the go, surpassing even Debunk File

Good video. A couple comments on 'Til Death Do Us Part. 1. You note feeling a void at the end of the film. The final scene, of the two inmates (won't call them patients) sitting together at (I think) dawn, looking out at the courtyard. It has been established these two love each other. This scene shows a genuine love between these people. It left me with this a warmth from their spirit. That no matter how the surrounding system fails them, mistreats them, confines them, and then abandons them, the resilience from connection and love can carry at least some of them forward. I've rarely seen that spirit shown in such strength in any film. I found that beautiful. 2. The length. This is a common trait of Wang Bing films. Wang Bing focuses on subjects who were previously given no voice, no face. Be it through their work into an already decaying system (West of the Tracks, his new trilogy), interned to rotting asylums ('Til Death Do Us Part), or government punishment (Dead Souls). It's less about conforming to the idea of ideas for film length, but rather making sure that these subjects are observed and heard/seen. Wang Bing's "Dead Souls", and Peter Watkins "The War Game" would be potential good inclusions for future parts of this series. Thanks for reading!

When the powers that be try to silence you to stop you from talking about what you have found, you know you're looking in the right place

Kinda shocked that I actually knew someone in that Boys Town footage "Troy"... I was 14 in 1993, and to think back, it's crazy all of us kids knew what was going on at Boys Town, yet I never knew of a single parent that ever believed any of us... As a dad now, I'm grateful my kids made it through their teen years without experiencing any of the madness we did here in the late 80's through mid 90's... I honestly wouldn't doubt that it never stopped...

T6… you’re doing the world a massive favor. Thank you. Stay safe.

My bother in law was a foster kid in one of the Boys Town homes in RI and I can confirm from him this story is true.

Saw Conspiracy of Silence years ago. Absolutely sickening what those in our government are capable of. If you make another video like this I recommend the documentary An Open Secret as entry.

I’ve been looking for the name of the documentary “children underground” it changed my life, when I was 12yrs old I accidentally came across it, scared me. But for the better, the start of compassion for me came from that documentary. THANK YOU. 20yrs I’ve wanted to remember.

YES! Seriously thinking about changing my name to QUEEF-6, love you man!

big fat banger of a vid

I love the fact that I can’t watch it to sleep cuz I might shit myself sums up perfectly how good your content is. See you guys in the morning

The first story’s intro scared the fuck out of me, mostly due to the fact that that’s where I live.

I watch a lot of documentaries and had no idea about these. There may be a bit older than what I usually watch but they would still hit so hard.

Wow! This was heartbreaking and disturbing, all right...even apathy can be a dangerous thing.

I remember that children underground documentary. I was like in 4th grade when it was aired on tv. I watched it with my dad. I didnt understand exactly what was going on obviously. But I do remember the scenes of the kids huffing the paint. I always tried to remember what the documentary was as I got older but I could never find it. Good research. And it’s such a shame that humans can be so cruel towards eachother.

I’m so impressed with your channel!! You’ve gained a new sub:)

"There voices must be heard" Goes on to censor 10% of words spoken.

The first documentary was absolutely chilling.

6:13 "and we're both good Republicans" they were always the sick monsters that they are too even today

Man I miss your intros. The intros were DOPE

I saw the first documentary on KZfaq years ago; the little clips helped me remember and caused me to vomit. It’s truly horrific.

heyy new video to put on while I work lets goo

Dang 😢 so much darkness around the world, it's easy to forget when you don't have much time to escape from your routine of *home🔁work* .Thanks for ending on a positive note, T6 👍

Love the slowed PS2 startup sound at the beginning

Thoroughly disturbed by all of this.

hi, for dark real life documentaries there is one called: "don't get high on your own supply" it's a british one about a man who documents drug addiction, only for him himself to become addicted to heroin, his friend films the documentary

It's a conundrum. Do you pay the kidnappers to free 1 person or risk them doubling down to kidnap more people?

This is so heart crushing. These victims spoke out. All they got was punishment for doing so. This makes me wish that there were covert groups working directly against these sickos. Because working above ground so to speak, leaves people vulnerable. These sick people operate underground but are also people of power and privilege on the surface.

The mispronunciation of key words, names and places really takes away from the content. The horrific crimes committed in Eritrea and the victims truly deserve the respect of being in the least, pronounced properly. It takes very little research to learn how to pronounce a word.