Introducing Very Scary People: A Family to Fear

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What is the story behind Christine Belford's missing daughters?

Donnie Wahlberg 0:01
This season on Very Scary People. In the fall of 2007, Christine Belford reports her three young daughters missing. She has no idea where they are, but she knows who took them.

Why is the Matusiewicz family considered so dangerous?

Interviewee 0:14
What makes this family so scary is they will stop at nothing. This was about retribution.
Narrator 0:21
This was about vengeance.

How did the kidnapping unfold and what were the plans?

Interviewee 0:24
Definitely got a kidnapping now. He had no plans to come back.
Narrator 0:27
David had upwards of a million dollars plus a two-week head start. What became clear to us was that the kidnapping was not the end.

What was discovered about the aftermath of the kidnapping?

Interviewee 0:36
There's been a child found in a lake in Texas.
Donnie Wahlberg 0:41
Christine realizes there is nowhere to hide. The family has eyes everywhere.
Interviewee 0:46
She said that they were following her and had people watching her. He'll never leave me alone. That's all I can think. He will never stop. These people are crazy on a level I've never seen before.
Narrator 0:59
They said Christine planned to sell David's three white, blonde, beautiful girls to pedophiles for $50,000 apiece. They're crazy, twisted, evil people.
Donnie Wahlberg 1:13
For a family this diabolical, nothing is off the table, not even murder.
Interviewee 1:19
It was like they were preparing for Armageddon.
Narrator 1:22
You cross the family and you end up dead. Everything, all of it, led to this.
Donnie Wahlberg 1:35
Welcome to Very Scary People, a family to fear. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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