This week on the channel +814K views this week

Crime Zone pairs a global roundup with Elizabeth Baune's story

Three uploads move from international crime news to a teacher's killing, with surveillance footage central to the standalone episode.

Channel:

Crime Zone Story of November 15, 2026Trari Newsroom

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.

Crimes Of The Week Int’l: Oct 30, 2026 | Uganda Cannibal Serial Killer & MORE World Crime News

What did you think?

Things we can learn from the video

Press to jump

0:20The opening report covers a reported theft from cryptocurrency exchange Binance.
8:03The Costa Rica segment examines the killing of American businessman Mark Walter Flemming and the ensuing investigation.
23:05The Swiss report concerns the discovery of a missing man's remains along the Rhine River.
26:10The Uganda segment reports authorities' announcement of an arrest in a suspected serial-murder investigation.

Elizabeth Baune's case gives Crime Zone's newest upload a narrower focus than the two news roundups that preceded it. "She Opened Her Door To The WRONG Person" examines the killing of the mother and teacher in her home, and the surveillance footage that helped explain what happened.

It has reached roughly 77,000 views and is currently drawing the most daily views of any video on the channel. But the week's most-watched new upload remains the international edition of Crimes Of The Week, with about 136,000 views.

Nigel narrates that half-hour roundup, introducing himself and Luke before moving between a reported cryptocurrency theft and criminal investigations across several countries. The chapter list stretches from Queensland and Costa Rica to Tokyo, Switzerland and Kampala. The separate domestic edition includes coverage of a Citibank attack and an Iowa post office shooting.

Across the channel, subscribers were unchanged over the week, while daily views are a little below their usual level. Among nearby true-crime channels, Brian Entin drew a substantially larger weekly audience; JustThoughtLounge's weekly views were closer to Crime Zone's, though its current daily viewing is well below its own usual pace.

Beyond the new releases, "This Crime Scene Made No Sense. Then Police Got A Call." continues to draw attention to Susan Hernandez's case in Pueblo, Colorado. The quarterly "Dumbest Criminals: Jul-Sep 2026 (Crimes Of The Week Compilation)" also remains among Crime Zone's busiest uploads, extending the life of stories first covered in its weekly series.

Published on Trari

Most watched today ›