
Give Him A Chance: Women Are DYING. Men Are LONELY. Somebody's Getting Rich.
THE UNFILTERED CUT Nothing trimmed, nothing bleeped. This is the version I actually made. Thank you for being the reason I get to make it this way. Sade Robinson was 19. She did her makeup, picked out a cute outfit, and went on a first date. She gave a man a chance. She never came home. And the same week I was reading about her, I clicked on a video about 30 million lonely single men. So I put the two internets side by side. One teaches women to share their location and text when they get home. The other teaches lonely men that their jaw, their height, and their clavicles are the problem, and that women are the reason. A woman invented the word incel. The mewing guy isn't a dentist anymore. Grown men are hitting their faces with hammers. And at the bottom of every scroll, there's a $399.99 course waiting. Then 1850, then 1993, then the Cornell 7. And the question was never "why won't she give him a chance?" It's what happens to her when she does. This is Investigation Chancla, where we're nosy, but nuanced. ⚠️ CONTENT NOTE This cut is unfiltered. It covers murder and dismemberment, intimate partner violence, family annihilation, sexual assault allegations, drug references, suicide references in online communities, self-harm through looksmaxxing, and online harassment and death threats. The Cornell case is allegations, and no one has been charged as of filming. Please do not seek out, contact, or harass anyone in this story, including the families. If today feels heavy: call or text 988 (US), or text HOME to 741741. National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233, or text START to 88788. RAINN: 1-800-656-4673. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Sade Robinson Went on a Date 1:47 What's in the News Right Now 5:30 30 Million Single Men 8:15 "Just Give Him a Chance" 10:12 "Men Are More Likely to Be Murdered" 11:08 Who's Killing the Men? 12:29 Text Me When You Get Home 14:04 Leaving Doesn't Make You Safe 16:09 Why Women Watch True Crime 18:23 The Rules We Learned as Girls 20:43 Mama Chancla University: It's 1850 23:46 It Wasn't a Crime Until 1993 26:13 The Work Nobody Paid For 30:21 The Door Finally Opens 32:53 Trad Wives and Stay-at-Home Girlfriends 35:31 When Money Becomes a Leash 36:05 When He Thinks He's Losing the Family 36:54 Celebration, Florida 39:05 Ottawa County, Michigan 41:10 "Women Are Choosing to Be Single" 43:24 A Word From Daddy Chancla 43:42 Some Men Are Drowning 45:49 The Male Loneliness Epidemic 49:10 Mankeeping 50:58 So Where Does He Go? 54:03 What the Feed Shows a Lonely Boy 56:52 A Woman Invented the Word Incel 1:01:17 Red Pill, Black Pill 1:03:38 The Vocabulary of Hopelessness 1:05:10 Looksmaxxing: Hammers to the Face 1:10:44 The Mewing Dentist 1:13:10 Doomed, or One Routine Away? 1:14:33 You Can't Sell Lie Down and Rot 1:16:25 Attraction Became a Score 1:17:28 Who Benefits? 1:18:31 Mama Chancla and Her Pink String 1:21:40 Not Opposites 1:22:32 The Machine 1:23:47 The App, the Feed, the Sale 1:26:15 Feed the Fear 1:27:38 Something Is Wrong With You (Buy This) 1:28:57 Same Anxiety, Sold Twice 1:30:00 The Cornell 7 1:33:15 Who Was Supposed to Protect Her 1:35:22 It Became a Team Sport 1:35:59 She Gave Them a Chance 1:36:36 Her Name Was Sade Robinson 🕯️ IN LOVING MEMORY Sade Robinson. Nathaly Ramirez. Nicole Lopez. Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Megan Todt and her children. The women of Olney, Philadelphia. And every woman who said yes to a first date, a ride home, or a second chance, and never made it back. 🛍️ MERCH https://investigation-chancla-shop.fourthwall.com 💛 THANK YOU To my Evidence Locker and Chancla Club members, you keep this whole thing running. All my love to Niah Cameron, Savanna Johnson, and Daddy Chancla. Look out for the quiet ones. Look out for each other. Drink your water.














