He Describes A 1950s Life Of Crime & Why He Did It.
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2018
- This is a very unusual 16mm film from the 1950s that attempts to be a documentary. In some ways I believe it is. From what I can tell, the man speaking behind the mask is not an actor. This is a clip from a a police training video made in the state of Michigan to help police officers deal with lifelong criminals and understand them more deeply.
Reading the credits at the end of the film, the criminal is not credited. The film is part of my archive which has thousands of films from the 1950s that I collected over the course of my life.
Although somewhat 1950 styles formal in the way the criminal is interviewed, I find this man and the story he tells and the way he tells it, fascinating. There is something hauntingly real about how he describes his family, his upbringing, his attitude towards the crimes that he committed, what the film describes as "the criminal mind." The interviewer who was a well-known police officer from that time is just asking frank questions spoken with no emotion-we call it flat. The subject is also responding with no emotion. But those of you watching this who weren't around at that time should know that this piece of film was considered outrageously real for its time.
I do not believe that I have seen a recently produced documentary that explains, as bluntly as this one, a life of crime and what might have caused someone to become a criminal, breaking the law as consistently and as coolly as this gentleman did.
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he cant be let out, hes cool with criminality. and what about his victims, we citizens should be ok?
Interviewer asks question. This guy has two options:
Option A: that's right
Option B: none of your business
Fallout NPC's
B
That's right
Fallout 4 in a nutshell
@Michael Jackson Quite a nice sociopath then.
“You stole a car at 17?”
“Yea.”
“What happened at home?”
“None of your business.”
Gangster asf
True
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Hunter Fraley So gangster Hunter huh?🤡🤡
thats right
"That's right" sounds a lot cooler than "yes".
Sup Grandmaster
That's right
Wassup grandmaster Jesse!
Holy crap never thought I see you here bro lol big fan
yeah
“So what’s the opposite of left?”
“That’s right”
Lol
hahahaha！
ok this one wins
best
J. EDGAR HOOVER was this criminals name. He was part of the JFK ASSINATION apparently. His accomplice was LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON.
He's willing to talk about everything except for what went on with his family. That says a lot.
I know , what an asshole, “as if he cares now” lmao
What a dick head punk bitch. My pastor says its ok to call bad people names
And by dick head punk bitch I am referring to the criminal not telling me what his family did to him.
He's got the face of someone who's been through some hard shit at home...
Retarded comments as usual
A 50s criminal talks more polite then most non criminals these days, Times have changed
Its because he's on TV, that doesn't mean anything
Yeah, they also do it today. You live a narrow world and see it as the entirety, fix that.
He's being himself he doesn't need to act hard he knows what he can do n he's humble
I know right?!?!? People these days talk edgy. A LOT of people talk mean just to be mean for no reason other than it makes them feel powerful or seem cooler in front of others, and then later on it’s just a natural thing to them as everything apparently becomes a “joke” when the things they say can actually hurt(The “non criminals”). Then, yeah yet... this criminal from the 50’s isn’t acting/talking tough and is being humble & honest.
@@dn7422 modern day media and films portrayed that to be the norm but if you look at the real gangsters in history they are well spoken and very charismatic...
I don't think "That's none of your business" was rude or hostile at the time, like at all. It's a perfectly fair response. People have gotten soft.
when the iceman said "now you just made me mad" without a single change in tone.. reminds me of that.
Just telling them straight to not carry on that conversation.
People were different then for sure
@tumblingplanet Really? You're saying that today we're ingrates compared to meatheads who'd beat a black man to death for saying hello to a white woman? People that would castrate and rape you for being homosexual? People who would batter their wives black and blue for displaying an iota independence or disrespect towards the men in their lives?
The standards of politeness have changed, but these people were far less ethical than the average citizen today. Don't forget that.
@tumblingplanet Yeah. Jim crow kept great records. 🙄
I'm not going to try and sell you on the idea of history. Either you can read or you can't.
@@itsasecret2298 Gosh, you’re smart. You know everything about the 50s.
To my surprise, their conversation is really easy to comprehend and is understandable for me, not an American but a foreign learner of English as a second language, possibly because the 1950’s English is very similar to my English textbooks in every sense, the vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar and usage, composition, and so on. I’m really impressed with that.
The words are pronounced more clearly than they usually are now
Interesting point. I’m an American and I also appreciate how simple and direct their conversation is.
I was going to write what the heck do u mean? You seem to speak perfect English but I thought on it a little deeper and wow I see what you mean and it is 100% accurate. Also your English seems to be alot better than most people who should know proper English
@@PaulsUA-cam You haven't read very much old literature then. Try reading things form the 1800's. Their sentence structure was _much_ more complex than ours. It's a natural tendency to move from complex words diction, to simpler. We used to call it a taximeter-cabriolet. Then it was a taxi-cab. then it was a taxi. Then it was a cab.
@@PaulsUA-cam So am I. My grandmother was showing my mom a bunch of old letters (from the very early 1900s or earlier) and she was amazed at how long and complex their sentences were. My mom asked if that's the way people wrote back then and she said that it was. Just look at modern journalists, many of them can barely write, they have no command of English whatsoever.
Besides, even if you compare _professional_ writers of a couple hundred years ago to ones today, you will usually find that their sentences were longer and more complex, and if that was the case for them, we can infer it was also the case for the common speaker.
P.S. Even in my own life, I have witnessed the English language devolve to an extent I never thought possible.
I bet this guy grew up in an abusive household.
"That's none of your business".
Damn that's stone cold.
That is pretty obvious
I think it is the best way to say it. It is direct and clearly indicates that you don't wish to talk about it and it might be to personal etc. For you to tell him.
How would you say it?
@@blao2607 "I'd rather not say" is still direct, but doesn't sound as hostile.
@@bfsgman but it sounds defensive and as if you barely had any other chance then saying it. And I Personal don't think that "thats non of your businesses" sounds even remotely hostile. But I guess that's where we won't agree.
I usually tell people that way when I don't want to tell them something
People in 1950s: He sounds so scary and dangerous.
People in 2020s: He sounds like a polite criminal. Very courteous.
ong.
@@norco3242 than you dont get it
Fr. I’ve seen ppl in the comments saying he was polite as if he wasn’t a criminal😂
He’s polite in an eerie kind of way,
Very well groomed for a criminal
"Well, wouldn't nobody worry about me if I got killed...so I don't worry about anybody else."
The way he said that so matter-of-factly is both charming and chilling.
It's amazing how relaxing and calm the voice of a sociopath can be. It has a lulling effect.
Thats why they are so dangerous, they dont see what they are doing as wrong
@@williamshakespeare9815 They know right from wrong, cognitively. It's an inherent feature in the human mind.
They' re not delusional psychotics with schizophrenia and mental illness, who can't tell right from wrong.
They just don' t care, cause of lack of emotions, feelings and empathy, quilt or remorse.
So, they do their thing.
It' s about choice and not because they do not have the ability to distinguish between evil and good, right from wrong
@@Lydia.T.PsychiatristDoctor to thought he sociopathic? I thought he was disassociated. He checked out bc of family woes. Family seemed to be the only thing he cared was protective over and failed to have all at the same time. Obviously he’s dangerous bc he didn’t value the breaks people gave me. Sad story.
“Where did you go after you got booted out of the army?”
“I took a right.”
“You took a right?”
“That’s right.”
Jesse Stinson 5:20 - just a joke about how often he says “that’s right”. Funny af haha
So stupid and simple it’s beautifully hilarious lmaooo
@@MichaelTegio lmaooo i get it now
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂🙏
"Whats the opposite of left ?"
"Thats right.."
Such a good comedian we have here
@@alexxcabanas And it's a female, who would've guessed!
Goddamnit I hate that I laughed at this.
Gangstar Y. Wow! It’s a jerk! Who would’ve guessed!
@@pipchin257 wow it's a douche who woulda guessed?
I actually think this guy sounds really cool when he says "that's right"
he sounds way more intimidating being casual than so many people nowadays do who try to be loud and tough
That's right
He doesn't whine and he doesn't make excuses for his behavior or his unwillingness to work for what he wants. In some small insignificant way, I gotta respect that. He's at least self aware and knows who he is. He even resigns himself to his own fate without reservation.
Yet he is still a killer. I don’t respect him. At the end of the day this was his choice and he seems proud of his choices. Ick
@@kyzz04 this is an active conversation. the interview with this murderer was likely recorded before your birth. it is a privilege to read your thoughts on it here. sociopaths are by nature insensitive to the needs or existence of others.
thats because he is probably a phycopath, otherwise these things might stress him out more.
@@hoodyk7342 maybe, but its hard to read someone in just a few minutes. Like, if you got into trouble VERY often it might become easy to keep your cool during interviews where as someone that gets in trouble the first time and didn't want to would probably flip out. He absolutely does have something mental going on but I'd say its hard to know exactly what, but i wouldn't say stress is the only thing that make that true or not since you can feel stressed but sound calm.
Psychopathy is also horribly misrepresented by media as well, a lack of understanding of other does make it easy to be a bad person but some people also forget that some people with psychopathy or other anti-social things going on can sometimes get treatment that works well enough for them to stay out of trouble or even have families of their own. It doesn't quite relate to this guy but I did want to point out that what you think psychopathy is MIGHT be different then how it works in real life since it works on a scale, and isn't a "on or off" type illness.
TLDR: youre probably right but i see a lot of people label every criminal they see a "psychopath" and it gets kind of annoying
@@kyzz04 I love that you don't care yet felt the need to comment that you didn't care multiple times.
UA-cam: Do you wanna watch this ?
Us: thats right
🤣🤣🤣🤣
0:28
That's none of your business
Glad I'm not the only person shipped here by the UA-cam algorithm
@@ironwoodnf9128 He never said he was.
Idk if it’s the drugs talking but this is the strangest episode of the joe Rogan podcast I’ve ever seen
SoCitrus it’s the DMT it’s working as intended
SoCitrus hilarious
That’s right
🤣🤣
Underrated comment
"So did you like the video?"
"That's right"
And this comment isn't original, is it?"
"That's right"
Thats right.
@@MonsieurVenus- That’s right
Could you not come up with a comment of your own?
@@zrob89m21 That’s right. But was it still funny?
@@tubi2123 that's right.
I can’t believe he’s had that mask on for his entire life.
That's right
@shinimitsuki that’s right
@@arturoseturino7143 That's Right
@shinimitsuki good question
@@tinabaker70 That's right
Interviewer: How old are you?
Him: that’s right.
I remember that age... good times
D.C.DAREALEST those where the worse days of my life
😆 🤣 😂
What do you mean by that?
@@spoopypig2074 I was just watching and I read that at the same time he said it ur insane
It's the most dangerous criminal on earth: Napkin Man
🤣 wtf
agreed shiver me timbers
😭😂😂
Yea you make fun of him until he slits you’re throat with a knife.
That man is insane.
Never underestimate criminals
Mario 64
"Well I'm not the average person."
That sounds badass
@Donnell Okafor It was an honest response. The interviewer set it up that way, and criminals aren’t the average person.
It’s not. It’s just a fact.
That's right
sorry I got to say it somewhere
😂😂😂
@@JetInAJar and thats your opinion mr. smartass
I love to watch these old videos..Even the bad guys were better spoken and polite than the average person now.
that's right
@Henry Newton thank you. ❣
Well they weren’t average people
Teens were a lot more violent back then, yes they spoke more eloquently and clear, but bigger percentage of young guys were fighting with chains and knives every night of the week, while now everyone's a shittalker but less violent and more likey to avoid any altercation
This mic quality is better than half of the kids on Xbox
Zentifyy_YT That’s right ...
Zentifyy_YT as an Xbox player, that’s really true
LMFAO THESE COMMENTS I CANT
better than my teachers lol
sircaptino especially those 5 years old in Xbox 360 or ps3 in gta
“So he turns himself into a pickle?”
“That’s right.”
“And he calls himself pickle rick?”
“That’s right.”
“And you think it’s the funniest shit you’ve ever seen?”
“That’s right.”
“Why do you think that?”
“Oh, that’s none of your business.”
Underrated little memetoad right there sir.
That's right
@Dani2000 Olla That's right
time stamp ?
guys there is no timestamp....its a reference
lucky he didnt sneeze, everyone would've seen his face
😂
Lol
That's right
Oh ya! 😂😂😂😂
idk y but this was the one that actually made me lol. probably the literal thought of that stupid rag on his face blowing up like a cartoon
He seems very proud of consistently beating the wrap
Just means more layers for his mask
That's right.
The rap
It took almost 70 years before the UA-cam algorithm recommended this to me
Marko Ranković yes that's right
Dude, UA-cam wasn’t even invented 70 years ago
@@HPsawus r/woooosh :/
@@HPsawus bad bait
@@HPsawus bruh
Before pixilated faces...
"Hey, someone go down to the cafeteria and grab a napkin."
pops 69 t h a t s r i g h t
😂👌🏻
more like before dark figures in the corner with 3 voice changers
666
Before English was invented...
"Well I'm not the average person" - gave me chills
I want to thank all of the commenters for making me laugh so much today. Life has been so dull lately and this really gave me a lift!
Hello Beth how are you doing
Now what do you mean by that
That’s right....
God bless you!
All the other kids picked on him because his face looked like a paper bag
Legend says he still wearing a paper bag
😆😆😆😄😅🤣🤣😂
@Mdmchannel ikr ! the unknown robber
😂😂😂😂😂
Thats none of your business...
Man, the way they talked back then is so mesmerizing... almost like they're humming a soft melody
it's the microphone you twat
do you watch max mus?
True
You’re right
Harrison T. Brown BAHAHAHA I DONT KNOW WHY I FOUND THIS FUNNY
Hoff's got a lot of good vids to be honest, no matter how much sci fi stuff UA-cam recommends to me, i find myself sticking to these ones
Thank you. And I hope that I can continue to provide video clips that keep you sticking.
David Hoffman filmmaker
@@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker Much love 💯
@@DavidHoffmanFilmmaker when I was a teen I was a conservative sociopath no kidding won't lie to you I was a creep a power hungry sociopath until I lost my mind literally now as a liberal im a different person recovering was hard for me yet I made it this guy is a psychopath not just born that way also made that way horrible thats why we need abortions to prevent psychopaths from existing
He's so smooth it kills me . The ladies had no chance at all ☠️☠️☠️
His voice was stone cold. Nothing could phase him.
“Thats right”
Yes ..his home
It's 'faze'.
@Justin 'Faze' means to disturb or disconcert, 'Phase' is a step, just because they sound the same doesn't mean they are the same word. 10 seconds on Google and you're golden.
Stone cold for sure
I am curious about when the interviewer asked "what was wrong at home?" and he hesitated and said "that's none of your business"
I swear I don’t know why people from 1950 and years before their English accent is so different it’s nice and smooth
Edit: thanks for the likes! I even forgot I wrote this
But he's an American
Lauren M what do they speak in America again
djpalme11 they speak American
djpalme11 you mean English
Because people speak like idiots now a days.
...The audio quality is better than my microphone...
THIS WAS 70 YEARS AGO!
What a great interviewer: simple and direct questions.
What was wrong at home?
That's none of your business.
Ok damn son.
I think he should've answered the question. His identity is hidden, therefore I don't understand why he wouldn't want to share. The whole interview is for the purpose of finding out how a criminal became a criminal. His home life is very important!
Bryan Hawkins maybe memories of it bothered him. Maybe he was molested, for example. It was certainly rare to speak of such a situation, back then.
@@bryanhawkins9418 Because he was abused obviously.
The way old school guys tell you something isn’t your business is amazing
@@bryanhawkins9418 even with your identity hidden would you want to explain the late night tickle parties uncle Rick made you keep secret
How is this mic from the 50’s better than mine?
Good one.I agree.I bet that thing is setting in a antique shop shiny and brand new after been used 40 yrs while yours rotten away plastic 5 yrs after you buy it lol
Ghost Bombl lol true I had my microphone for almost 3 years now and yes the plastic is wearing away slowly
Hi :I whut 😐
Binod
Yea it sounds really crisp and for some reason makes it a lot more interesting to listen too
"Wouldn't nobody worry about me if I got killed or anything, so I don't worry about anyone else"
Sad to hear how little respect people have for themselves.
It shows how low we have sunk.. These criminals in the 50s had more vocabulary and class than 90% of people these days.
"That's right"
I wish we still talked like this
You're a legend 😁 love watching your videos mate , from an army vet
You straight trippin foo!
Lol
I see you every were now, im also subed
As a millennial I wish we still talked like this
It sounds badass
Taking into consideration that this was filmed in the 50s the audio is still pretty good
That's right.
That’s right.
That’s right.
That's right.
That's right.
i’ve watched this so many time before it’s so addicting
Comments are scary. All you need is a nice word and smooth voice to get people's sympathy.
They just don’t make criminals with hair like that anymore
Oh yes they do. Some of them even wear a very nice fancy suit most of the time.
That's because he's an actor.
It’s all about the Brylcreem
Male Europeans got shit genetics for hair.
Wolf ! Nah he’s just got a shit haircut
Hey, in case nobody pointed it out, the interviewer is incredibly professional and unchallenged by most of today's interviewers. He really tried to get into the root of the man's history (subsequently, his crime[s]), neither appealing to any subjective matters like politics or emotion nor trying to elicit any responses he deemed necessary to make the criminal look more evil than he is.
Informative television, before it got shot with bias
this was back during the time in which the 4th estate was slowly corrupting, but hadn't gone yet. It was still functioning, but as time went on it slowly got more and more biased until you get what we have now, in which 25% of the stuff they say is lies, 25% is over-simplified and leaving crucial facts out, 25% is opinions and trying to spin a story, and the last 25% is ads
Your clear, concise, intelligent and grammatically correct paragraph is much appreciated.
Heartbeat214 That’s right.
Like the 4th estate fella says. This was during a time in history when mockingbird media was just getting a foothold in Hollywood and mainstream media. Modern day criminals giving interviews are brainwashed by Hollywood and the CIA mockingbird agenda. The interviewers these days are essentially interrogation artists. It is as if the interviewers/ show hosts today have a hand up the interviewees ass , they use them like puppets.
The creativity and quality of that mask was amazing.
I wished we talked like that. So eloquent and well-spoken.
“Nobody worry about me if I get killed or anything so I don’t worry about anybody else”
That's the kind of line a psychopath comes up with sort of after the fact, to explain to themselves and others why they feel no remorse.
@@kevinmathewson4272 its like a twisted version of empathy
@@kevinmathewson4272 sociopath
It's honest
Dude a nut for real lool
He don't want to talk about his family. Sure abuse is in there.
It always it :(
Did Dr. Watson tell you that, or were you able to extrapolate that yourself, Mr. Holmes?
@Arcana Imperii thanks that's nice from you.
Probably sexual abuse.
Living in Qatar but I'm originally from Somalia. You ?
I wish we still spoke so clearly and articulate. People said exactly what they meant and they didn't tip toe to spare feelings. But even a criminal still spoke in such a calm and educated demeanor.
He seems a good actor. His tone of voice, his responses to questions makes me feel as If I was watching a film noir.
I love the way they talked in the 50’s. The remnants of that Trans-Atlantic dialect.
@@RodCornholio LMAO, absolutely right...
Trans Atlantic isnt an accent people actually spoke it was just for movies, you wouldn't hear it in day to day talk
@@RodCornholio Yeah I don't think he's a criminal. In the 50's they would've just thrown him in the slammer. He sounds like he has vocal training.
Trans-atlantic dialect
Not real.
What does Barbra Walters speak? Hmmm is she the one im thinking of with a unique accent that hints of British but not
“That’s right”
Interviewer: I haven’t said anything yet.
H!kari 🤣
That’s right
Should have added another *That's right* after that reply
Frigging time travellers.
Lol
Bless you Mr. Hoffman! Keep up the great work!
Grandparents would call this dude a "Hood" lol I think we all could live the rest of our lives on ur memories and archives ! Thank for sharing ur treasures !
*Interviewer:* "what was wrong at home?"
*Criminal:* "well, that's none of your business"
**proceeds to tell the interviewer about any/everything else***
I pity him. According to his life story, whatever was at his home must have been pretty terrible.
Arcaryon you shouldn’t pity a criminal but I get why you would want to pity him.
Cooper if they done their punishment or are in the middle of doing their punishment, I believe you should be able to pity them
Cooper I feel bad for him every criminal has there reasons or something in there past that made them that way
harmonized_ jauregui12 🤡
this guy’s wearing a mask better than most of y’all rn
Gerardo Camarena what
LMAO FR
Stfu you look ten
jaytee LMAO why you so pressed? you don’t wear a mask AND you try to go after physical appearances when you look like that? pick a struggle❤️
also how tf are you stupid enough to think thats me
I love the way they talk to each other. So civilized
Loved how an accent can change the way you perceive a conversation, it was very interesting listening to both of them
This masked criminal lacks empathy for his fellow man, yet is extremely protective about his personal life. The interviewer hit a sore spot when he asked him what was wrong at home?It must've been pretty bad.
When you hit rock bottom, you have to do anything you can to keep living another day. Then get addicted to the crime life
Not hard enough to give a licence for crime.
@Baby Yoda Up In This Mofo lol bruh what it's just a paragraph
Of course it was. That's why he became a killer. 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Baby Yoda Up In This Mofo I’m so confused on what you don’t like about this comment
“Why didn’t it bother you , it’d bother the average person” Worst question to ever ask but the criminal answered perfectly
Interviewer: *has 50 great questions*
You: *yo this one question he asked was so bad*
@@MurOfficiaL32 what?
@@MurOfficiaL32 alright let me spend 20 minutes talking about every single question he asked rather than talking about the one or two worth the time
Goofy Tryhard why would I waste time talking about the whole video rather than the one that popped out ?
TheNameisZero so it’s only worth your time if it’s a mistake of someone? That says more about society and yourself then you think.
Keeps his answers short an sweet. Like a real man of the underworld.
Thanks for sharing😊
Why is nobody talking about this randomly popping up in their recommendations
Because it does not matter
@@arnef.409 so formal 😼
@@carissaovo8417 honeslty by now im used to random shit like this in my recommended 😂
@@SwiKeyMTC sameeee
If anything other then death popped up on mine then something would be wrong
When this interview was more respectful than the Presidential debate
"I love the smell of my palm in the morning."
Most Polite since Abraham Lincoln.
@@monkfistlust according to Biden this morning Abraham Lincoln who sighned approclomation emancipation for African American slaves , was the most racist president in American History.
There should be a central fact site with actual facts not opinions for politics. Lol
@@rebeccarpwebb4132 😂
@@paxsmile crazy world.
This (criminal) speaks better than most kids now days trying to be hard
That was depressing ! What a story. So sad.
No one cared who he was until he put on the mask
Zwick Flix Productions Stanley Ipkis??
thats right
Bane
@No-Bark It would be extremely painful
LOL
Even criminals had proper mannerisms back in the day. Very interesting
@Authentic Intelligence that has nothing to do with it. There has been a huge shift in US culture, and the stop of segregation had nothing to do with it lol
@Authentic Intelligence thats defo not it american culture and mannerisms have changed over time as many cultures do for example italy
Most Criminals are very Charismatic to get them selves out of some situations
psychopaths r usually really polite so
They still do. They just don’t portray the look of a criminal.
One of the most tragic interviews I've ever heard. Very sad. I hope he changed his mind before his life came to an end.
Great interview, fairly well spoken criminal.
I like the sociopathic tone of his voice when he says "that's right"
Acting. Damn good at it too.
That's right.
That’s right...
That’s right.
Thats right
Back in the day even the criminals carried themselves in a better manner than most people today.
Well back then most working class Americans were middle class white people.
@@nickb2208 that's kinda prejudiced my guy
Rocco Ravioli that’s when people had to keep up images. Everyone wanted to be like leave it to beaver.
Nick Beaudry Working class and middle class are two different things. You can’t be both.
@@tastytherrien5106 he's not wrong
Fascinating. I can't help but feel for the boy part of him who grew up in the seemingly abusive home. Many people do not realize how much environment affects a growing brain.
The fact that he's a criminal, he talks very politely and it's satisfying.
“Why didn’t it bother you..it would bother the average person”
“I’m not the average person”
Cold Facts.
shit felt like a movie scene man
Cute
This guy porbably was a sociopath
i deadass read this right as i heard it
I fr just read this as soon as I heard this
This guy's taking Corona very seriously
VHSCopyOfRainMan 😭😂
He even started wearing masks before we were advised to wear them!
You’re suppose to be taking it seriously.
Sia A no I don’t take anything seriously 😳
😂😂
Wow, talk about ‘cold detachment’ …it IS a fascinating glimpse, through his honesty, though… but terrifying, the lack of soul…
He went away for 1 to 3 years. Thanks for narrowing it down.
"how many crimes have you committed?"
"thats right"
“That’s right” is the new *YES*
Talha Barut that’s right
@@daturainoxa3037 that's right
That's right
That's right
His voice is so calming is it weird that a criminals voice is so soothing
i’ve noticed a lot of criminals and killers have soothing voices 😳
@@ellasharpe8172 that is what you call a sociopath a large majority of people pocess a form of it but most people aren't criminals killers or evil people an the ones who do represent this word as a whole are people like Charles Manson they come off as nice calm an genuinely a nice overall person jus by the way they talk an the way they carry themselves you would never know who is a true sociopath because there are so many only a few make it known but the ones that really have intent to harm others are the most dangerous for the simple fact that they can whisper sweet nothings in your ear an make you think it was your idea the brain chemistry that happens when they manipulate or persuade people is incredible for the simple fact that not a lot of people are this down to earth they aren't this calming to talk to they aren't the hated person in the group they are thee most liked person there's not a bad thing you can say about them because of how they carry themselves I'm not the dude who listened in school I slept in class an skipped to go smoke weed but there are a few things I can talk about intricately with great interest an that's the growing processes of cannabis, history what it would be like back then whether it's bce or ce, space an time you know the big bang not the show but yea not so much aliens but what could be, an conspiracy's, an the deep unexplored sea, an the agarthian theory or journey to the center of the earth theory, an lastly the mind of a sociopath that shit interesting af cuz there are a lot we don't know about our mind an body let alone everything outside our conceivably galaxy an deep within our Earth's an many others planets crusts
Long story short sociopaths are the likable friend down the street you really know nothing bout but you have nothing but good to say about them an they come from a trauma filled child hood or a misunderstood time an their life is filled w so much bs that they inevitably become this crazy person on the inside that talk very soothingly an have a calm demeanor about them despite them prolly wanting to gouge your eyes out w a piece of chalk all while smiling in your face telling you how much they love your Granny's cookies they are smart don't get it twisted they are incredibly intelligent an can comprehend more than you can within a split second they are mainly quiet an stay to themselves but observe an calculate everything they don't do shit for no reason. They have a purpose why they get coffee 6 times a day an never drink the coffee they are the hunters in our society an you are the prey
UMAD651 yeah man you definitely one of them
@@tytydt21 lmfao you know I thought I was at one point I'm a really nice person but fuckin demonic af I'll give you my last dollar an the shirt off my back but at the same time I'm plotting how I can benefit I used to do this an I thought I was till I realized I ain come from a traumatic background but everything else checks out Lls but high-key tho I wouldn't kill someone unless I needed to or jus wanted to but I'm too lazy to be a serial killer so you won't see me in the news well that relates to that you might see me big pimpin but ahha we not finna talk bout dat
So direct and honest and yet no empathy
Somebody needs to make an ASMR video of him saying "That's right" over and over
UA-cam: “Did you come back to read the comments?”
Me: “That’s right.”
😂🤣🤣 these “that’s right” are killing me
Am I the 300’th person to like this comment?
“That’s right.”
UA-cam: “why?”
Me:”None of your business.”
Lolll
I like how honest this guy is “I just don’t wanna work” lmaoooo
Back when free speech is commonplace
Nor Priest Lol! Funny how you don’t call him lazy for that comment. Stupid bias lol
@@happygolucky7458 yeah ik
Lorenzo D better than blaming white people. Wake up white people!
Working is a cult
These fellas talk real swell. Makes me wanna go steady with my best gal
hahaha
The voice and the mask and calm demeanor is scarier than any movie could ever hope
This guys voice sounds like Batman's next villain
it’s lowkey soothing
Napkin Face
And the reporter sounds like Clark Kent, maybe Peter Parker might be around to take some photos
I can see him playing Harvey Dent before Two-Face
Hush?
Criminal: breathes
Interviewer: *Now what do you mean by that?*
lmaooo
Criminal: That’s Right.
🤣🤣
Every time the interviewer asked for clarification was 100% reasonable, after the interviewee was being too vague.
@@jamesevans2507 he wasn't being too vague, he didnt owe them a word xD hes just confirming it since it seems the interviewer already knows all the details like him living in a small town etc
Billy West can do this voice perfect, he uses it sometimes in Futurama. l love it
This criminal sounds so cool and collected.
Interviewer: "Are you wearing that thing because of the coronavirus?"
Him: "That's right."
Brilliant! Lol
Lol
A lot of likes comin' soon! Ja!! Jaja!
Him: "No I don't, a mask won't protect you against Corona or any other diseases"
@@Liasos88 that's right !!!!!
Nowadays he’d be a professional politician...
......but more eloquent, fit & logical
Maybe he was or is!
I was thinking that. Perhaps his descendents are currently poluticians.
Democrat.
TheAntManChannel nah
"Well, that's non of your business"... Classic line