YouTube Bans Murderer's Channels

0:00On March 24th, YouTube has taken down the channel belonging to Stephen McCullough, the man convicted of murdering his pregnant partner Natalie. McNally She was 15 weeks along when he stabbed her to death and her lurgen home back in December 2022. McCullough tried to cover his tracks by uploading a pre-recorded 6-hour gaming stream that he passed off his live on the night she died. This let him slip away to her house without raising suspicion. He pushed the fake stream as his alibi to police and her family, even pointing fingers and Natalie's former boyfriend to throw them off. Prosecutors worried that his other sci-fi and gaming videos could still earn him cash, even though the main one had lost his monetization. But right after the guilty verdict, YouTube shut down his channels for breaking their rules on creator conduct. McCullough faces a live sentence, with the court set to decide his minimum term, this may.