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Detroit, 1991: Benjamin Atkins joins FilmRise True Crime's five new episodes

World's Most Evil Women, Fatal First Dates and Last Night Out filled the rest of the week, along with a short drawn from the Marcia Eubank case.

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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.

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FilmRise True Crime posted five videos, and the newest of them is already the busiest. The World's Most Evil Killers episode on Benjamin Atkins, about the women found strangled in Detroit in 1991, went up on September 30 and is drawing more daily views than anything else on the channel.

The oldest of the week's uploads, a Last Night Out episode posted on September 25, holds the largest total, close to 140,000 views. Its title and description tell of Loren Leslie, a Canadian teenager who went to meet a boy she knew from the internet, and its tags name him as the serial killer Cody Legebokoff. Online meetings run through the week. Fatal First Dates followed the case of Shelly Mae, a single mother in Minnesota who disappeared after meeting a man online. World's Most Evil Women covered Marcia Eubank, who killed her husband Howard and kept his remains in the family home for six months. A short version of that case centers on one of their sons, who was in the house without knowing his father's body was there.

An older episode is still drawing viewers too. Joel Rifkin's World's Most Evil Killers episode, sixteen days old and near a quarter of a million views, is the channel's second-busiest video. The case begins with a traffic stop that found a body in his car.

Across its whole library, the channel is drawing about a quarter more views a day than usual. Its subscriber count held where it was, at 1.6 million. Among the true crime channels closest to its size, Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime and Beyond Evil are also well above their usual pace, while Catching Killers is a little quieter than normal.

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