Orsolya Gaal's Accused Killer Suspected Of Curating YouTube Channel With Playlists Of Violent Crime Content

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The man accused of killing NYC wife and mother Orsolya Gaal may have run a disturbing YouTube channel with tightly-curated playlists featuring videos on true crime content, tips on how to seduce women, and more.

As we’ve been reporting, David Bonola is the 44-year-old man charged last Thursday with murder, criminal tampering and criminal possession of a weapon, for allegedly stabbing Gaal dozens of times inside her Queens home with her 13-year-old son upstairs.

Cops claim Bonola then placed Gaal’s body in a duffel bag and dragged it to a nearby popular walking trail, where it was found early the next morning. Related: Mom Who Reportedly Called 5-Year-Old Son ‘The Next Ted Bundy’ Charged With His Murder! Now, it appears the accused killer may have been engaging in disturbing anti-social behavior online.

According to The Sun, an old YouTube channel with the name “David Bonola” had “thousands” of carefully-organized videos in multiple playlists, including more than 750 videos of “local news reports about violent crimes, including rapes, murders and shootings.” Bonola’s alleged channel contained various clips of high-profile murders that have made the news recently, including the 2019 stabbing death of NYC college student Tessa Majors, and the grisly 2020 murder of Drew Carey‘s ex-fiancée Amie Harwick in Los Angeles.