A ringing phone becomes Dr Insanity's Tallahassee turning point
The channel's only new documentary follows the 2020 search for Toyin Salau and Victoria Sims through bodycam footage and court proceedings.
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Ringing Phone In Trash Can Leads Police To Serial Killer’s Secret Hideout
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- 2:50Victoria Sims' daughter reports her missing after finding her apartment door open.
- 9:00Detective Nick Roberts reviews the connected disappearances of Sims and Toyin Salau.
- 15:18Officers find Sims' car at the Monday Road property and hear her phone ringing in a garbage bin.
- 21:16A K-9 search of nearby woods leads officers to Salau's body.
- 27:16Orlando police arrest Aaron Glee at a bus terminal.
- 33:41The documentary reaches Glee's two consecutive life sentences without parole and the family's statements in court.
Officers find Victoria Sims' car at a Monday Road property, then hear her phone ringing inside a garbage bin. That discovery supplies the central turn in Dr Insanity's only new upload, which has reached about 2.8 million views.
"Ringing Phone In Trash Can Leads Police To Serial Killer's Secret Hideout" reconstructs the investigation into the disappearances of Oluwatoyin "Toyin" Salau and Victoria "Vicki" Sims in Tallahassee. It begins with searches and a missing-person call, following Detective Nick Roberts' investigation as the two cases converge. Bodycam footage carries much of the account, with maps and narration connecting the locations. The documentary includes a paid sponsor segment.
The search ends with police finding both women dead. The film then follows a bus-terminal arrest in Orlando and the subsequent confession, before reaching the court proceedings and two consecutive life sentences without parole for Aaron Glee Jr. Viewers are discussing the notification to Sims' family and the forgiveness offered in court, two moments that shift the focus from investigative procedure to the people left behind.
The new documentary currently draws the most daily views among the channel's active titles. August's "Rich Mass Killer Realizes She's Been Caught 8 Years Later" also remains active, approaching 39 million views.
Across the catalog, Dr Insanity added roughly 18 million views over seven days and continued gaining subscribers. Its current daily viewing is below its usual pace, while MrBallen and 48 Hours are seeing higher-than-usual daily activity. For Dr Insanity, the Tallahassee documentary is the week's sole addition and its most active upload.
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The videos drawing views on Dr Insanity right now
- Channel
- Dr Insanity
- Subscribers
- 6,160,000 ▲ 30,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 18,095,757
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 16, 2026
- Video views so far
- 2,840,521
- Views on its first day
- 1,194,692
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