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The Vallow-Daybell Murders arrives on a true crime Monday for Bella Fiori

Her one new case passed a quarter of a million views in three days, while a family case from mid-September closes in on half a million.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

The Vallow-Daybell Murders

One upload, one case. Bella Fiori's about text promises true crime on Mondays, and "The Vallow-Daybell Murders" went up on Monday, September 28. It was her only new video. In three days it gathered close to 270,000 views, and right now it draws far more each day than anything else on the channel.

The Monday cases from earlier in September are still finding viewers, at a gentler pace. "The Case of The De Gruchy Family," posted seventeen days ago, is nearing half a million views. "The Staudte Family Murders," a month old, has passed it in total. Together they show the shape of her channel: a family case at the center, told at length, one week after another.

Among the nine true crime and courts channels in her group, she has the second-largest subscriber count, just behind OUTLORE with Eleanor Neale. Court TV and Ugo Lord: The Modern Attorney are the busy ones right now, both running far above their usual daily views. Bella Fiori's own lane is quieter and steadier, with one story at a time.

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