David Bonola ‘shared disturbing YouTube videos about murder, rape and obsessive love before killing Orsolya Gaal’

THE man suspected of murdering Orsolya Gaal in her own home may have his own YouTube channel with videos about crime and how to seduce women.

The channel was named “David Bonola” the name of the craftsman who allegedly confessed to the brutal stabbing mother of two children.

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There are thousands of videos carefully organized into multiple playlists, including over 750 videos from local news reports on violent crime including rapes, murders and shootings.

Some of the videos were about high-profile murders similar to those allegedly committed by Bonola, 44, after she confronted Gaal, 51, at her home in Queens, New York.

Bonola claims that he and the married woman had an on-off affair for two years, which culminated in the alleged murder when the Handyman confronted Gaal about the relationship.

His alleged channel contained clips about the Eighteen-year-old Barnard College student Tessa Majors was stabbed in 2019 during a robbery gone wrong in Harlem.

A news report about the death of sex therapist Amie Harwick, the actor’s ex-fiancée Drew CareyIt was also shared on the channel.

A playlist called “Interesting” contained a video titled How an AK-47 Works.

Several videos had a theme about sex and dating, including many about how to pick up women or win back a woman who is no longer interested in you.

A playlist contained over 200 similar videos with a clip called 7 Mindsets That Attract Women Like Crazy.

“By possessing these mindsets, along with of course the pickup truck basics, you become basically unstoppable with women,” said “professional dating coach” Matt Artisan of The Attraction Man.

Other videos in the playlist were: 3 “Older Man” Attraction Tricks That Will Attract ALL Women, How to Become Irresistible Instantly, and How to Find a Girlfriend (Even If She’s Not Interested in You At First).

There were even videos with sexually graphic tips and tricks like 3 Ways To A Girl In Bed (Dirty Moves To Try) and How To Go Down On A Woman.

Aside from that, there were also playlists of videos on how to deal with breakups, affairs that went bad, and how to deal with “narcissists.”

How to get your ex to think about you all the time promised a clip along with another titled How to Break the Loop of Obsession.

There was also a playlist that shared music, including a full rap video that featured a haunting dude in the title: “raper.”

Last Thursday, Bonola was charged with murder, criminal manipulation and criminal possession of a gun for allegedly stabbing Gaal nearly 60 times in her home while her youngest son was upstairs.

HISTORY OF “SCREAKY” BEHAVIOR

Bonola seems to have it a creepy pattern of behavior allegedly visited a Starbucks in Forest Hills and left love letters for the baristas.

Former barista Oliwia Pikulinski told that New York Post: “He was creepy, he was stalking people. Everyone knew he was a strange person.”

Pikulinski claimed Bonola would “drop love letters and songs he would make about us into the drinking glass.”

“He even went as far as proposing to two of us, which is very disturbing because the interactions were so strange,” she added.

The man would visit the café several times a week and order the same items — a dark roast pot and a lemon or banana bread, according to Pikulinski.

During his time there, Bonola reportedly proposed to the female staff and gave them notes and trinkets.

Pikulinski claimed the man would ask the workers “personal questions” such as their birthday, age and where they live.

“It was personal information that a customer should never ask for,” she said.

“I’m speechless that it was him after all the scary incidents that happened and how disturbing he made everyone especially the women I worked with and even the clients in the lobby. It’s crazy to think about.”

The baristas often called the police, but by the time they got there, Bonola was gone.

An NYPD spokesman told the Post that they have complaints of harassment, but nothing that matches the ex-worker’s claims.

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