Captive Audience | April 21 | Hulu
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- In 1972, 7-year-old Steven Stayner mysteriously vanished on his way home from school. Nearly a decade later, his dramatic return to his family sparked ’80s-era “stranger danger” warnings, legal reforms, and one iconic Made-For-TV-Movie in which the family’s ordeal was transformed into a prime-time miniseries watched by 70 million Americans. When the credits rolled and the movie ended, it closed one tragic chapter of the family’s life, but opened another. This limited documentary series explores the evolution of true crime storytelling through the lens of one family’s 50-year journey and two brothers; one a hero, the other a villain. It’s about how truth becomes story and story becomes truth - on TV, in the justice system, and in our minds.
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Captive Audience | April 21 | Hulu
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Hulu is coming for Netflix's throat with these true crime docs.
And their docs are low key better
This looks good but their docs are often was lesser in quality.
Right?? They have all been amazing!
Netflix Is done
Oh yea, they got their foot on they neck. This looks like good documentary.
" not many true stories are happy endings". Truer words were never said
This is one of the saddest stories ever. Stephen had to live with the horror of being abducted and looked after another boy who was taken away. He had so much PTSD and died in a car accident. Just awfully sad.
@Gerald Sierveld, Photography Instructor this isn't a fictional story, these are real people's lives. it's not as much a spoiler as it is an actual fact about somebody's life.
@Gerald Sierveld, Photography Instructor this is a real life news story, not a movie. Spoilers don’t apply here. This story has been in the news for 50-odd years 🙄
@@emmabrandel9870 Exactly , like have some respect !
It was a motorcycle accident
Life is pain.
i feel so bad for steven. he deserved better.
I’m old enough to remember when this happened. Not the original kidnapping, but when he escaped, saving the life of another little boy in the process. When Steven was found, I cannot overestimate how huge the news was. Just a 24 hour news cycle …and this was before the Internet. Every single TV station 24/7. Regular TV shows were interrupted to bring us constant news about this. Imagine if Madeline McCann were found alive, that’s how huge it was at the time. Ultimately a very sad story.
" I know My First Name is Steven" was a great movie. I had no idea about this other part of the story.
I know my first name is Steven was such a disturbing movie. Great acting. I always felt so bad for all of them. Steven was a hero.
I've never heard of this story but it looks incredibly interesting.
I haven’t either. This happened a few years before I was born
Omg this was the BIGGEST story EVER!!!! Your in for a treat
It's incredibly sad 😔
It was huge in the 80s ..i still remember watching the made for TV movie about Steven Stayner.. It really stuck with me all these years.
Track down the TV movie it’s prob on you tube starring a young Parker lewis
He would’ve been a monster regardless of his brother being kidnapped
About time we get a documentary. Prayers up Steven..
Those Yosemite murders were really disturbing and heartbreaking for the victims and families involved. They were just in the wrong place at the wrong time and went from being on a happy family vacation to the darkest possible place you could ever imagine, because of one depraved individual.😟
I was raised in Yosemite and their memories live on, at least. Everyone there knows their story. Very sad indeed.
This is the true crime doc I've been waiting for
Poor Stephen. 💔
My mom's family knows their family really well. All the nicest people you could ever met. My mom said Carrey was always "off" growing up.
Cary prolly helped this guy find Steven. Nothing would surprise me in this story anymore.
I remember that mini series.
The brother becoming a serial killer was crazy. But I’m so sad the entire family needed therapy.
for those who want this story in a nutshell......
steven was kidnapped and then timothy was kidnapped some yrs later. steven escaped and took timothy with him to safety. timothy lived a relatively normal life. he had kids and a wife but died young at 35 due to a pulmonary embolism. steven had a rockier life after being free. he had drug issues and had to drop outta school cuz he was bullied cuz his abduction was national news. he got married and had a kid but unfortunately died in a motorcycle accident at 24. timothy was one of his pallbearers. cary, steven's brother became a serial killer and i think most believe it stemmed from his brother getting attention after returning home.
Thank you and what a horrible chain of events for both families 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Steven should have had therapy but dad didn't believe in it.
He has two kids
that's kind of dumb, how does someone turn into a serial killer bc they're suddenly jealous as an adult, he already had that in him
Who died of a pulmonary embolism?
Wow - crazy how they were both Steven and Timothy only on borrowed time. Steven saved himself and Timothy only for them to die both before 40. Smh. Death has a crazy design.
So sad right 😔
I remember this whole story and how it played out without before even watching this. This story, more than any other crime story has stayed with me all these years. It was that involved, that unbelievable and that tragic, but it all really happened. Still hard to wrap my head around.
The virtue signaling is so disturbing in this comment section…
And the man who molested Steven and kept him captive for eight years only spent five years in prison for the crime. He later was caught trying to purchase a four year old and died in prison.
I remember "I know my first name is Steven"...never knew what happen to him and his family. This seems super tragic 💔
I read about his brother in a serial killer book and it blew my mind when I realized they were related and this is the older brother portrayed in the movie
I grew up, as a kid, watching “I Know My First Name is Steven.” One of my all-time favorite movies I’ve ever seen. It’s always stuck with me. This documentary is INSANE.
This trailer is giving me Jordan peels vibes lol. The reverse of the home movies + the remixed song gave me goosebumps😳
The music was very Jordan Peele!
Exactly
🙄 it’s real life…
@@MsTinkerbelle87 Thank you. These people are total nitwits.
steven stayner is a hero rip steven
I’ve always been fascinated with this whole story, it’s really heartbreaking.
Ever since I watched the TV movie "I Know My First Name is Steven" I have been fascinated. It is truly a tragic story! Steven suffered so much and then once his life got back together it ended. So sad.
yeah ive read about it yrs ago. it was a happy ending originally...timothy seemed to live a relatively normal life until he died. steven died even younger but at least he didnt see what his brother became
Yes. I was fascinated back then. I’m glad that his adult children get to share their thoughts on everything including what became of Steven’s brother. I watched it last night and it’s heartbreaking.
Steven was so beautiful 💖
Oh wow 😮 I was in elementary school when the made for TV movie “IKMFNIS” came out and I was glued to the TV. Back then we couldn’t look up information whenever/wherever we wanted, so I relied on that movie for all the facts about this case (and on a lighter note, was totally was crushing on Corin Nemec for years afterwards ☺️). The Stayner family was cursed with continuous tragedy, and to this day I wondered how they were able to move on from all that. I’m really looking forward to this. Thank you Hulu
I was glad the family got a chance to tell what they were comfortable talking about. I was disappointed Cary's mom wouldn't say a word about Cary, but it's her call. I was also glad the show presented the fact that Cary had been having violent fantasies about females as young as 7 years old. I was going to guess about 8, and it would have ruined the show for me if they'd carried on with the idea that Steve's abduction had something to do with Cary. Cary was already fantasizing before Steven was even abducted. I'd love to read the mitigation report presented to the jury. Interesting that serious problems occurred in the family lineage. All in all it was a good documentary.
I have been waiting years for the story to be more documented
Me too
Oh, I've heard of this story on a few different true crime podcasts years ago. It's definitely the sort of case that would make for a fascinating deep dive. It seems like such a crazy situation, to live through the disappearance and then the re-appearance of your brother - only to then go on years later and become a killer. I will absolutely be watching this.
Steven wasn’t the killer, it was his older brother who killed 4 women.
@@sheisntreal0_090 I know, I think you misread my comment. I was commenting ABOUT the older brother's actions, not Steven's
yea same, i think i heard about this story first from stephanie soo's podcast/yt vid
@@sheisntreal0_090 cary killed my mother Carole sund Julie sund and sulvina poloso . It's crazy seeing everyone talk about them . Still till this day .
I watched the tv movie as a kid, I don't remember anything about the older brother had no idea. Knowing what I do now about mental health and trauma, what Steven went through is 10x more gut wrenching to me and what became of his brother isn't overly surprising, especially if the movies' portrayal of the how the older brother was treated after Steven went missing was accurate.
I have a mentally ill brother and no missing family members happened. My brother is sick but he wouldn't hurt a fly. Mental Illness happens in many families system's. It's a sickness in the brain that Dr's refuse to research and study.
The murders hadn't happened yet when the TV movie was released. But interestingly it's mentioned that when Steven is reunited with his family, Cary isn't there because he's on a camping trip.
Me too
you're right.. if I remember correctly.. in the tv-movie there were interactions where the parents blamed the older brother.. that could mess with a teen's mind
Steven Stayner’s brother didn’t commit the Yosemite murders until well after Steven’s abduction. Steven had already died from a motorcycle accident when his brother committed the murders.
I just watched all 3 episodes its a much watch
First heard about both of the Stayner stories on the Case File podcast. Absolutely heartbreaking all around. Wondering how Hulu will tackle the story.
Listened to this case on Casefile. A lot of layers and tragedies.
It was the first time I heard it too
Case file? Is that a podcast?
@@_kim123 Yes, it is a true crime podcast. Probably the very best one out there.
Kimberly D yes and it’s amazing
JUST FINISHED THE DOCUMENTARY IT WAS INCREDIBLE MAKES YOU GO THROUGH SO MANY DIFFERENT EMOTIONS A MUST WATCH 💯🎥🎬🎞📽
Listen, I have a job & family. I cannot be glued to HULU & Netflix all day! ☺
I like them both! I don't think it's necessarily competing, just supplying us with more stuff to watch!
Teaser.
Almost rushed to Hulu to start this.
Well…. I’ll be waiting, *patiently*
I remember this TV movie!! I felt so bad for Steven. I was a kid so it was a good cautionary tale!!
I can't believe it. Just today I found a digital copy of his book on my files and I was checking it out, thinking about this case and now this. Can't wait to watch it.
We literally live off of Yosemite Parkway. Steven went to Charles Wright and I pass by the gas station everyday where he was abducted. It’s crazy.
I remember the TV movie “I know my name is Steven” with Corin Nimic or Nemic aka “Parker Lewis”
Corin Nemec.
I watched the movie when it aired. Looking forward to watching this. So much happened after. It's really a shocking story.
Omgggggggggg I’ve never been so excited to see something in my life. These stories defined the 80’s and 90’s
I remember watching the movie years ago.
Such a heart breaking story all around !
Can’t wait to watch this !
Me too
I remember this, saw the movie. I have read books about Steven...can't wait for this.
I remember learning about this family and thinking how heartbreaking this all must have been for Steven and his family to go through. Looking forward to this.
? but Steven wasn't alive when this hit the fan
@@BoardsportsGroup no he didnt know about his brother becoming a serial killer but he still had a rough life even after he escaped. but it obviously did effect his family who has to deal with the aftermath of one son dying young and the other becoming a murderer. not just steven
How much heartache can one family endure? I really applaud them for their courage to tell their side of the story, and relive some of the most difficult and painful moments of their past. To be made a national spectacle and then turned into nightly entertainment with a fantastical "retelling" of the events of Steven's abduction must be very disorienting and a nuisance to put up with. I like the way the documentarians include the actors who sensationalized the story by acting out the dialogue and records from Steven and Cary. It really displays how our fascination with childhood trauma and consumption of true crime can really get distorted when we experience it through the lens of a camera and a crafted script. That made-for-tv drama series significantly tinted the way in which we perceived Steven, Cary, and the entire Stayner family as a whole. I'm glad I watched this to get some better clarity. Truly tragic and horrifying.
I’ve followed this story since the 90’s. It’s surreal and devastating.
Steven experienced a lot of tragedy in his life.
Happily, the one tragedy he didn't have to experience was the tragedy of knowing that his brother had become a serial killer, because Cary didn't commit his crimes until after Steven's death.
@@oliverbrownlow5615
Where is Carey now?
@@tulayamalavenapi4028 He's on death row at San Quentin Penitentiary in California. Though he has a death sentence (pronounced in 2002), no one has been executed in California since 2006 due to a court ruling that found flaws in the administration of the death penalty in that state. Because he also has a federal conviction with a sentence of life without parole, he is unlikely ever to be released.
I personally don’t think jealousy or resentment towards his brother did anything to cause him to become a killer. If anything all it did was speed up the process.
Honestly, just look at his face and you know that he is wrong. Many killers can hide their true face and this is usually seen in serial killers, but many killers are much more obvious and it is absolutely seen in their look.
Is every person who look crazy or wrong a killer, obviously not, but be careful. If it’s not a matter of mental retardation and they have a look of something gone wrong in their physical characteristics, namely the face, then there’s something to watch carefully.
It may sound ridiculous or silly or whatever, but there’s something to the look of a person that is telling to their character. I’d bet that even before his brother went through his ordeal, this psychopath was harming animals.
Which brings me to a small final point. If you have a child who harms animals don’t protect them from getting the psychological help they need. Not only to get a handle of their mental health but to understand it and hopefully prevent a future killer of humans. Also, and don’t ever dismiss this, killing animals is never anything to brush aside. Killing of an innocent life wether it’s a baby or animal is fundamentally the worst thing a person can do. It’s literally the harming or destruction of life in its most innocent and vulnerable and this is a sign of evil at its core.
"I personally don’t think jealousy or resentment towards his brother did anything to cause him to become a killer. If anything all it did was speed up the process."
You're exactly right. Cary started killing about a decade after Steven died in a car accident, and he was fantasizing about killing women before Steven's abduction. People like categories. People like simple explanations with all of the plot points resolved at the end and for everything to make sense. It almost never works out that way.
Oh, I know this story..definitely gonna watch this.
I really hope the song is a full one. That would be amazing.
It’s so sad his brother became a serial killer
Whoa! I've never heard about this, but I do remember the TV movie about Steven.
Is this what “I know my name is Steven “ based on ?!? Oh my gosh 😱😱😱
Just finished watching, and it was good. It would be even more interesting if you did a series on Stephen Sanzeri's book, "Ultimate Prey: The True Story Behind the Yosemite Sightseer Murders". Watching the viewpoint of Cary Stayner in this mini-series left me with far more questions than answers; therefore, it would be good to see a different perspective.
Oh wow, I'm excited for this. So much trauma and tragedy in one family, I'm very interested to hear the other Stayner sibling's perspectives!
Only one sibling, his mom and his two children were in the documentary.
Excited??? You have issues yo!
I remembered my mom watching TV movie I was young and then what happened to Cary all of this so sad. I forgot too this was all in my small city of Merced .
I followed this story from day 1
And wondered what happened to the family in the aftermath
I am very much looking forward to this.
Me too
Ok. I will watch.
I am so glad Corin is in the doc as well. Just saw him in Timcast recently. And it was one of the first US movies I saw after the wall came down in the GDR.
Wow I remember that mini series. We were all so scared of getting kidnapped.
I literally just watched MrBallen's video about Carey Stayner two days ago and randomly clicked on this video tonight, not realizing that there was any connection. I had no knowledge of this story a week ago, and now I'm riveted. The man was a terrifying monster.
What a trailer!!! Wow.
i’m so glad i didn’t see this trailer until after i watched the doc
I was born in 1980. "I Know My First Name Is Stephen" was one of the few TV cultural events from the 1980s that I can remember. Baby Jessica falling down the well was another.
FINALLY someone is covering in deep (i hope) this story! What are the chances of Having 2 sons, one victim of a terrible kidnaping and abuse story and the other one of the worst serial killers in the country?
I remember this poor Steven Rip and Cary. I've been to Yosemite
I know my first name is Steve. I remember that TV movie
They are from my hometown and I’ve heard so much about the Steven Stayner kidnapping over the years but I’m so looking forward to seeing everything in depth
What happened to the boy he saved???
@@cheri7054 Unfortunately, he died of a pulmonary embolism in 2010 at the age of 35. By all accounts, he had lived a good life up until then.
@@jackmort5015 That's really sad but glad he lived a good life. Too sad for both boys and their families
@@cheri7054 In adulthood, Timmy White became a Deputy of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, married, and had two children.
@@oliverbrownlow5615 Thanks
Great trailer.
*waits patiently*
His brother’s crimes. Shiver
I hope they talk about the suspicious death of one of the uncles too. Such a sad story for this family
wait what. please explain if u dont mind
@@MsDudette21 I’m pretty sure the older brother who ended up being a murderer was living with an uncle or something like that and he ended up dying. Can’t remember specifically if what or if people suspected Carey
@@ImaLilMonster2 no he's alive in prison
I remember hearing Cary had problems which may not have been related to Steven's disappearance and homecoming.
You heard correctly.
Wow !!!!
I’m curious about this story
I just finally watched this and it was a terribly sad story. Unfortunately, since the IMDB message boards no longer exist I have to come to trailers on youtube to ask my questions, such as: Does anyone know where the haunting images of Steven standing in front of various buildings came from, who took them and why? They are haunting and have a sad kind of beauty to them but they seem more like "ART" photgraphs, certainly more than snapshots or press photos, and are used to great effect throughout the show. I just wonder if anyone knows about them? Thanks.
Can't wait for all the commercial breaks 🙄
Can't wait!
Ooooh i want to see this
When you're dealing with children the press should have some standards in regards to press. Maybe cameras shouldn't have been allowed in child abduction cases. I do want to know what happened to the little kid he saved???
He passed away in 2010. Check out Wikipedia. Timothy White.
@@jackmort5015 So sad!!!!
Does anybody know the song title or artist of the music used in the opening credits of each episode?
This is so sad 😔! If this man would've kidnapped a girl, they would've put him under a bus. They gave this sick, disgusting, POS 20months for kidnapping two 5 year old boys he repeatedly m o lested. The trauma they both experienced is something some folks will never understand. I was sexually assaulted by my teacher as a child, I still see psychologists and take medicine to help me deal with mental issues at 36, it was awful. The adults in that situation definitely failed them both.
He got 20 months because that’s what the max amount was in the 80s,regardless of the victims gender. Crimes against children back then didn’t have the same consequences compared to how the laws are now towards children.
@@Sylveon1002 Wow. Didn't know that.
oh i cant wait!
can you plssssss make hulu available in koreaaaaaa im dying to watchhhhhh 😭😭😭😭😭
The reverberation of evil and trauma.
My name is Ricky. I was Stevens best friend and was with him the day he was kidnapped. We went to Charles Wright Elementary School together and walked home together.
I remember his mom Kay calling my mom to ask if Steven was at my house. The rest is history. He was gone. The story went global. We use to play together at each others homes and I Remember there was this lady names Elenor across the street from me. Her back yard was called the jungle. It looked just like one. We made a tree house and use to hang out up there. Great memories , not so great ending.
Although I know ppl didn't mean it in this way, it makes me sad to see all these comments of , " omg this is heartbreaking, so tragic, so much trauma for one family, etc,
...and then right after that , to then say
" I can't wait to watch ! "
😔
😓 You're right. It's sad that some find it entertaining.
@@moniqueloomis9772 It's an intriguing and engaging story, and many of us find it educational and therapeutic. It's also respectful to the victims to bear witness to the tale, as the victims' families are kind enough to share it and have been telling the world for decades, lest we forget their suffering...lest it go unnoticed. By the way, what brought you here?
The human mind is a complicated machine. We're capable of experiencing many emotions at once, and many of us are inherently intellectually curious and actively seek opportunities to be educated on any given topic, regardless of its nature. I can't wait to watch it either, but the story still saddens me to no end. It doesn't negate any other emotions or trivialize the multiple tragedies.
Son kidnapped for seven years and then he’s dies in car accident while the other your son becomes convicted serial killer….Wow their family never had peace….I feel really sorry for their mother in particular I know had took a toll on her over the years.
I remember watching that movie on Lifetime, I think
It was originally produced for NBC.
This reminds me of the show called “the family” on ABC. I wish they renewed it for a second season
That show was so, so good
@@FoxHollow928 I know I don’t know why it was cancelled that was the best cliff hanger for a season finale
I loved that show too! It was getting so good before it was cancelled
honestly ABC cancelled a lot of good shows...The Family, Happy Endings, Trophy Wife
I loved that show.
This is scary 👻
The despicables who were allowed to bully Steven Stainer after his return to school about his having been molested needed to be dealt with in no uncertain ways as do all bullying types who are damaging other young students in schools everywhere, everyday.
What's the title of the background song
Hulu is crushing it lately
I’m really looking forward to this. I’ve watched “I Know My First Name Is Steven” several times. In fact,, Frederic Forrest did such an outstanding job playing Kenneth Parnell, it was hard for me to see him in other shows and movies.
I thought it was Arliss Howard, although I can see why you'd mistake the two. Interestingly enough, Forrest played a Parnellesque character in a movie called "Where are the Children?" It was made in 1986.
@@jackmort5015 - you’re right. Not sure how I confused them.
@@grumpyoldlady_rants They look similar.
Why do they always have to put constant dramatic music over everything
Someone please tell me the name of the song in episode 2 , they play it in the background nearly the entire time
Type the lyrics you recognize into CZcams search.
@@jamesb.9155 u think i don’t try this my guy
@@joecardaman1367 You're welcome.
I had SUCH A MAD CRUSH ON Corin Nemec!!!! I know My Name is Steven AND Parker Lewis Can’t Lose. SOOOO HAWWWWTTTTTT.
me too))))))))))))))))
I’m so lost on what this even could be about haha