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10 YouTubers Who Talk Conspiracies, Crime, and the Paranormal

This article is for all the people who love to enter the darker side of YouTube.

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10 YouTubers Who Talk Conspiracies, Crime, and the Paranormal
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1. Kendall Rae


If you are into conspiracy theories, spirituality, missing person cases, or astrology, Kendall is your go-to girl. If you're also into the more scientific side of these topics be sure to check out her husband Josh's channel.

Honorable Mention: Joshledore

2. Georgia Marie

Although Georgia Marie primarily makes beauty and lifestyle videos, her Midweek Mystery series that comes out once a week is a very informative look at a different true crime story each week. She also sheds light on many crime stories in the U.K. that aren't always covered in the States.

3. Michelle Platti

Michelle is a quirky, fun millennial who talks about conspiracy theories, true crime, "stupid things you believed as kids", and "weird concepts that will mess you up". Her videos are funny but they also make you think.

4. Danielle Hallan

Caitlin Rose

Caitlin Rose is a beauty and lifestyle YouTuber whose interest in true crime led her to start a series called Unsolved Sunday on her channel. Like Georgia Marie in many ways, she also talks about cases all over the world.

6. Sarah Hawkinson

Sarah focuses more on the Psychology side of things. She talks about serial killers, brain disorders, and horror.

7.gabulosis

Gabby puts a unique spin on the paranormal and conspiracy theory videos...hers are all centered around old Hollywood.

8. alaina violet

Alaina majored in Psychology in college, like Sarah whom I previously mentioned, and talks about true crime with more of a Psychology perspective. She also makes videos about the paranormal, creepy storytelling, and storytimes.

9. Harmony Nice

Harmony's videos are in tune with nature. She is a Wiccan and makes many videos dedicated to that while also doing paranormal stories, some that she has encountered herself.

10.LoeyLane

Loey is a very sweet girl, but she has been plagued by paranormal experiences all her life. She shares those stories and others like them on her channel.

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