Season 1 Episode 4
Hold onto your sanity, folks, because “Worst Roommate Ever” Episode 4, “Roommate Wanted” Part 1, is a chilling descent into the depths of Craigslist nightmares. This two-part episode tells the story of Jamison Bachman, a seemingly intelligent and charming man who uses his manipulative skills to terrorize unsuspecting roommates.
Now, I’ll admit, I’ve always been a bit wary of finding roommates on Craigslist. It’s basically an open invitation for disaster, right? But this episode takes those fears to a whole new level. Jamison Bachman is the epitome of a “serial squatter,” a con artist who preys on vulnerable people seeking affordable housing.
The episode begins with several of Jamison’s former roommates recounting their horrifying experiences. He charms his way into their homes, posing as a responsible and trustworthy tenant. But once he moves in, his true nature emerges. He becomes verbally abusive, threatens violence, and refuses to pay rent or leave the premises.
We hear chilling firsthand accounts of Jamison’s reign of terror, as his victims describe the constant fear and anxiety they endured while living with him. He manipulates the legal system, exploits loopholes, and uses intimidation tactics to maintain control over his victims.
The episode also delves into Jamison’s troubled past, revealing a history of mental illness and a disturbing pattern of manipulative behavior. He’s a master manipulator, a gaslighter, and a predator who preys on the kindness and vulnerability of others.
“Roommate Wanted” Part 1 is a chilling reminder that appearances can be deceiving, and danger can lurk in the most unexpected places. It’s a story that will make you question your trust in others and leave you wondering how someone could be so cruel and heartless.
But it’s also a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Despite the trauma they endured, Jamison’s victims refuse to be silenced. They bravely share their stories, seeking justice and closure for the torment they suffered.
This episode is a must-watch for anyone who has ever had a roommate or considered finding one online. It’s a chilling reminder to be vigilant, trust your gut, and never underestimate the potential for darkness to lurk beneath the surface of charm and charisma.
So, if you’re ready for another dose of true crime that will leave you both shaken and informed, this episode is not to be missed. Just be prepared to sleep with the lights on for a few nights and maybe reconsider that Craigslist ad for a roommate. Because you know what’s not going to happen? Me sharing my living space with a stranger ever again. No way, no how! This episode has me officially spooked, and I’m not taking any chances. The red flags are red flagging, and I’m officially on high alert!
