“You – you will love me”: The 8 most unforgettable murders – a look at Joe Goldberg's dark world

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April 21, 2025 at 6:45 p.m.

The Netflix series “You” always surprised us with shocking twists and murders. Here are the 8 most memorable deeds that Joe Goldberg committed.

Murders and manipulations in the success hit “You – you will love me” on Netflix are just as much a repertoire as romance and obsession. But Joe Goldberg is not an ordinary murderer. His motives and methods are so disturbing as fascinating and often we catch ourselves to talk to him.

Am 24. April 2025 Finally starts the fifth and final season of the thriller series on the streamer and brings Joe's murderous adventure to a brilliant finale. There he will also face his inner demons and not everyone will escape alive from his catches.

Every act reveals a bit more of Joe's inner tornness and shows how far it goes to get what he wants. We have put together the 8 most unforgettable moments that make Joe Goldberg one of the most shocking and captivating antiheroes in TV history.

Benji (Staffel 1)

Joe takes his first big step into the dark when he turns Beck's ex-boyfriend Benji off. The selfish hipster businessman is the first to end up in Joe's glass cage, from which he ultimately does not come out alive. Joe shows his dark side for the first time and how methodically he deals with his victim, which he finally kills with his own favorite drink.

Peach Salinger (Staffel 1)

Peach is Beck's wealthy best friend and in season 1 Joe's biggest opponent. When Peach Joes notes growing obsession, she is targeting herself. In a fatal showdown on her family's property, it becomes clear how far Joe goes to secure his relationship with Beck. After shooting her and makes it look like a suicide, the audience notice that Joe does not let anyone come between him and his love.

Henderson (season 2)

The famous stand-up comedian Henderson hides a dark secret: he is an attacking sex offender. Joe decides to stage himself as a savior and finally brings Henderson to the track. It is one of Joe's murders that seem morally justified and not planned. After he captivates him and confronts him with his actions, the Gemenge and Henderson suffers a fatal fall. As a spectator, however, it is known that Henderson probably never came out of the situation alive.

Delilah (season 2)

Delilah is one of the few characters that Joe really likes. But fate leads to a shocking turn: Love kills Delilah to protect Joe. Her death is not only tragic, but should even be prevented by Joe. It shows that Jees can have murderous consequences even without his own intervention.

Love and Candace (season 2)

The final revelation in season 2 that Love is a murderer herself lifts the series to a new level. Her fatal blow against Candace, which is about to convict Joe, shows us that she is Joe's murderous counterpart.

Ryan (Staffel 3)

Joe sees himself as a moral instance when he reveals Ryan's dark machinations. However, the way he kills the news speaker and violent ex-man from Marianne once again shows that his actions are rarely as noble as he is talking. He first pushes Ryan from the parking garage roof, but after surviving this fall, he stabs him several times until he is finally dead.

Rhys (Staffel 4)

When Rhys, the supposed opponent in season 4, dies through Joe's hand, the spectators understand: Joe is his own worst enemy. He only imagined Rhy and committed all cruel deeds of himself. The terrifying journey in Joes Psyche ends in a suicide attempt, which he survives.

Gemma (season 4)

Gemma's body in the dining room is a symbol of chaos in Joe's life. Because although Kate's girlfriend is annoying, loud and unfriendly, she is still one of Kate's best friends. The fact that Rhys – as we actually know Joe itself – brutally murdered it makes this death one of the most tragic.