Rotten Mango
Ruby Franke Vlogs Torture Of 6 Kids For YouTube Views - Exposed By All The New Deleted Footage
11 Mar 2025
It’s the middle of the desert and the pavement is scorching hot. If you dare to step barefoot on it, it’s the equivalent of sticking your foot on a cast iron pan on high heat. Enough to cause instant blisters. But the 12 year old boy has no choice. He has once more chance to escape and he needs to make it to a neighbors house for safety. He crawls out the window and starts pacing. If nobody is home - that could be the end. There are only 3 homes in this part of the desert. The 1 he’s been locked up and tortured in.The 1 where nobody would answer the door.And 1 last chance. If he can make it there before they catch him. Or if the duct tape around his ankles don’t melt into him. August 30, 2023 - this little boys escape will kick start an investigation into one of the biggest family vloggers on YouTube. This is the case of Ruby Franke - the woman who has been vlogging herself abusing her 6 kids for years, and has locked away the two youngest in a windowless safe room - to be tortured. Full show notes at rottenmangopodcast.com
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If you go to Utah, there's this small town called Ivins. If you ever thought to yourself, hey, I want to live on Mars, this is where you're going to go. It's like living in the center of a giant crater on the surface of Mars. The entire town is pretty much sunken in, in the center. And then surrounding the town, you have these massive, hard-edged mountains covered It's not green.
There's no trees on them. They're like this very beautiful shade of red. They're red rock mountains. It's beautiful until you keep looking at the pictures on Google Images because then you start getting freaked out. There's something about it that feels like beyond the mountains, there's just nothing. It's just desert. You cannot even find any shade really in Ivins, Utah. There's no trees.
You go to your backyard. It's like a red canyon. You feel like a little scorpion is about to crawl out into your house. And instead of trees, they have these green balls. Like think of like watermelons without the stripes. And they're pokey. They're cactuses. All over your lawn. That's it. It's a true desert. I don't even know if it gets that windy.
Just think of a barren landscape, but it's beautiful. It looks so pure. It's like a unique kind of aesthetic that the locals love. And there's only 10,000 locals in the small town of Ivins, Utah. You go to Ivins, Utah because you want to live peacefully. You want to live quietly. And more importantly, you want to live very privately.
Especially if you pay for a $5 million house in Ivins, Utah, that typically means you want to be left alone. August 30th, 2023. In this very secluded, wealthy neighborhood, a 12-year-old boy crawls out the window of a $5.3 million house. He's dressed in this men's blue button-down dress shirt, like, you know, those dress shirts, but it's kind of swallowing him up.
It looks like he took it from his older brother's closet. He has on a pair of shorts and a pair of socks, no shoes. His legs look quite frail. The way he walks is reminiscent of a baby giraffe that learned to walk not too long ago. He's not stumbling. It's not like he's so shaky, but it just looks like he's either injured or very uncomfortable walking.
It could be the duct tape that's wrapped tightly around his ankles.
it even looks like underneath the duct tape there's some sort of plastic saran wrap underneath and he has this long very scorching hot walk ahead of him he's just wearing socks this is august 30th no trees no shade you're looking at a hundred degree weather but because there's no shade the pavement reaches about 140 degrees fahrenheit Put that into perspective.
It would be like if you took a cast iron skillet, put it on the stovetop, kept it on high heat for five minutes, took it off and then put your foot directly onto it. That's what it feels like. And that is what this 12 year old boy has just crawled out of the window to do. He has to walk in this weather with just socks to the neighbor's house.
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