YouTuber apologizes after selling access to autopsy photos of murder victim Gannon Stauch

True crime YouTuber apologizes to family of Gannon Stauch for charging people to watch video that displayed autopsy photos

A YouTube channel with nearly 90,000 subscribers apologized to the family of Gannon Stauch, the 11-year-old boy who was murdered by his stepmother, Letecia Stauch, in January 2020, for trying to sell the boy's autopsy photos online.

YouTuber apologizes after selling access to autopsy photos of murder victim Gannon Stauch

The poster, who goes by Zav Girl, has received intense backlash online after publishing the autopsy photos of 11-year-old Gannon Stauch in a video on her now-defunct Patreon page, which allows creators to charge money for content.

Gannon Stauch’s dad slams ‘evil’ YouTuber for selling autopsy photos of murdered son

‘Gannon deserved so much more in life from his stepmother and he certainly deserves dignity and respect in death,’ the lead prosecutor in the case told NewsNation