HE BRUTALLY MURDERED 5 STUDENTS - THE GAINSEVILLE RIPPER
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- Опубліковано 23 кві 2022
- Daniel Rolling was also known as the Gainesville Ripper. Due to short timeframe of his crimes he didn’t get the same publicity as some of the more well known criminal personalities. Join me in my latest True Crime episode where I go through his upbringing and how this heinous individual was formed and what terrible crimes he undertook.
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I want to say thank you so much for each video where someone has borderline personality disorder, you point out we are not murderers. I have it, I also have psychosis, and seeing someone finally not demonize bpd feels so relieving.
I don't have BPD, but I've had friends who do and I just want to say that I was also so grateful that she made that statement!!
Couldn’t agree more .. people make us sound so bad xx
Some of the finest people I have ever met have BPD ❤
My husband has BPD and also suffers psychotic breaks. He is also a massive animal lover and a very gentle and affectionate man. It breaks my heart when he is judged by his disorder and not who he is as a person. X
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I haven’t missed a single episode! You are supremely respectful to the victims and their families, you are compassionate and truthful without sensationalizing the tragedies. Thank you and love from San Francisco ♥️
Thank you, sending the love back at you! xxx
@@EmmaKennyTV absolutely love your videos! Could you cover Edward Paisnel, 'The Beast of Jersey', at some point please? xx
Hello
Emma, I truly would like to apologize for being discriminative against your channel because of my ignorance. I tried listening to your videos & got very frustrated because I could not understand you, so I quit listening. I am from the US & wasn’t used to your language, so I assumed I just wasn’t going to get it. However, I knew I was just being lazy by not giving myself enough credit & not giving you enough respect to at least try. I decided to sit down and listen to a few of your videos continuously & learned that I was also missing out on one of the best true crime channels out there. I have been bingeing on all true crime for several months & I have a few favorites in the US, but you definitely by far my favorite. I love how honest & heartfelt you are & appreciate how respectful you are, not only the victims, but to all the loved ones. Thanks so much for what you do. By the way, I have to get me one of your “Bang to Rights” shirt, love that slogan❤
Please look at Virginia Sivil. Her murder has been overlooked in the most egregious ways. Richard Gray killed her during labour with his child.
Ginny was a close friend of my sister and she was murdered 100m away from our childhood home. You have the compassion and understanding to give poor Ginny a voice.
oh my god! that's the most gruesome way to die i've ever heard.
oh my god! that's the most gruesome way to die i've ever heard.
I just read about it I'm so sorry
@@thatgardeninggirl2864 Thank you. Every year on Ginny's birthday, my sister always lights a candle for her. It's had a massive impact on her.
@@mercyjokes2d696 As soon as I typed her name in it pulled it up. I read he had schizophrenia and stuff he should have seen more help but still I believe people know right from wrong and while she was in labor absolutely horrible Monsters are everywhere
Bless your sister... 🙏 I'll keep her in my prayers. I had a very good friend (someone I knew since I was 14 way back in 94) who was murdered burnt & dismembered along with his gf by a HS friend (NOT MINE) Art's but, I always got a bad vibe from him even when we were young. It happened a few years ago here in Johnson City Tennessee & the case should have got more attention than it did since it was a missing person's case for a very long time Arthur Gibson was my friend's name & his GF was named Amber Terrell and the POS "friend" that killed him is named Eric Azotea I would put a link here but I know UA-cam would delete it I actually live in the house that he last lived in & I've been here about 7 yrs.
I am absolutely disgusted by what he did to people but listening to his childhood there’s no bloody wonder why he ended up this way. His dad was a sick monster. I feel no pity for him but I do feel pity for him as a child.
You did an excellent job with this case as usual Emma. I was in my late twenties at the time this happened and lived in Orlando Fl. which is just a couple hours from the murders. When the news came out of this, both of my roommates were gone at the time, and the news was warning everyone in the central Florida area that this man is on the loose. It was night when I first heard of it so I grabbed the largest knife in the kitchen. I was constantly checking every door and window to make sure they were secure. I was honestly hyperventilating from fear for hours until my male roommate, the brother of my female roommate, came home. You can just imagine the relief I felt when he walked in the door. He'd been on a scuba diving excursion in the Keys and had not heard the news so seeing me walking around with a huge butcher knife kind of freaked him out. LOL I was able to sleep like a baby that night with a male in the house. Thankfully, I didn't know about Rollings killing the young man yet.
My biggest complaint with police investigation, here in the USA, is they look for the quickest solution rather than following ALL the evidence. DNA has saved more people from false charges and imprisonments than any other forensic advancement. My son daughter and her boyfriend were harassed (pulled from their vehicle, separated, handcuffed, questioned and threatened) by police after just leaving my home. There was a robbery earlier, which they were accused of committing. However, the car was a different make, there were 2 perps not 3, they were both make, and they were "very dark skinned" while my kids are white.
Having grown up under severe child abusive parents who went so far as to support the child rapists in my family, there is not compassion for this horror of a human. I have 4 brothers and 3 sisters, not one harms others in this way. We were told everyday we should never have been born and therefore deserved the abuse we received and should be grateful for being allowed to breathe.I have known others with similar abuse histories who do no harm to others.
My cousin and I would be threatened with “Wanda witch” coming over to babysit if we didn’t behave. We were terrified of this mythical Wanda 😂
my dad used to threaten us with buying us a horrible pointy pair of red high heels if we didn't behave
@@sulasmith3352 and like make y’all wear them? That’s hilarious
@@toiletfrog yep, the mere thought of them would have us petrified
When my younger brother would play up my dad would say he's gonna call super nanny 😂
@@LucasnCody568 my mom would also pretend to wave to a neighbor out the window if I was throwing a fit in the front of the house. I would immediately stop because I never acted out in front of anyone but my family 😂 I hated when she did that
At the time, Rolling's Mother offered to be electrocuted instead of her son because Danny had been a product of severe abuse in the family: "You'd better take me, I'm the one who failed him and made him fail." ......
Why? Regardless she failed to protect him for whatever reasons, his father was by far the main abuser. He should have murdered men who looked like his father but no the blame and excuse always goes back to the woman with most serial killers and society in general.
@@carey579 hear hear
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@@carey579 I know this to be true, but why is it so? My mother was the nearest you can get to a perfect mom, but she got blamed for the awfulest things by siblings. If I’m a mess, it’s certainly not her fault. I don’t get why it so frequently falls on moms.
If you want a truly harrowing US case, the case of Cherish Perrywinkle is absolutely devastating. The poor little girl was so beautiful and her killer is one of the most disgusting people to walk the earth. Her mother will likely make you a bit angry as well...I blame her a little, although she didn't make him do what he did. I have not seen any UA-camrs cover this one and she deserves to be remembered. The medical examiner had to take a break when she was on the stand at his trial due to being so emotionally affected by the case.
@Erin Leigh, what happened to Cherish was reprehensible & a true horror story. I cried for days after learning of that baby girl's murder.
I have very mixed feelings about her mother, though I do believe she was both naive & gullible.
The suffering of Cherish & the cunning cruelty of her murderer is too much to comptemplate. An opportunist of the most appallingly despicable kind
Dave's Lemonade covered the case of beautiful little Cherish. His channel is definitely worth a look!
Agree Erin. Emma's take on this I would love you hear. That poor precious child.
I watched that on misery machine .. absolutely horrifying… Jessica Lunsford case is another.. god rest these poor angel babies souls 🙏
I've seen a comment from Emma saying shes finished editing that episode
These murders happened during the Summer I was 20. This evil man’s deed shattered my innocence.
When I was younger my mom used to say the hammin home would come take us if we weren’t good. My brother, cousin and I were always like NOOOOO up until 5 years ago I found out the building I thought was the “hammin home” was a Drs office 😂😂
My father was an abusive alcoholic, growing up I dealt with a lot of violence from both parents. I was beaten with a thick leather belt, a wooden spoon and a fly swatter. I now have severe anxiety around people and it really gets triggered by touch. If I don’t give permission and a stranger touches me, I get border line hysterical. People really don’t understand. I am not having kids because I am terrified of being abusive like my parents. I would never do what rolling did it’s inconceivable to me.
An evil monster - and once again the monsters who "raised" him contributed to this creation of evil personified. But I agree Emma,we always have a choice/choices which path to take despite our upbringing. As always thanks for your incredible work on this one♥️
Hi Emma, love your channel, our brother Jimmy Prout was murdered in Newcastle in one of the most sick, vile disgusting ways. Jimmy had learning difficulties and was killed by this cult, you can Google it if you wish. Could you do a video on this please emma, we just feel Jimmy has been forgotten. Thanks.
Sonja larson’s brother not only experienced losing his sister in a horrific way, but some years later his wife was murdered in a completely unrelated and random attack by someone else after being abducted in broad daylight while on her lunch break. Can you imagine?! Just devastating. May all the victims rest in peace
Oh man that's so sad, how do you get over that? Poor poor guy
Omg😪💔
I love your videos. Even if I know the case I always feel like I have learned something. You do such incredible deep dives into each person and you are always so kind about the victims. You always make them feel like people instead of other channels or documentaries that just make them seem like part of the kill count. You mention their lives, hopes and dream. You talk about their families and how lost and hurt they are. It’s very refreshing to have someone like you that makes the killers seem like the actual trash they are. Thank you for always being so awesome and for having such wonderful videos!
I had a music teacher who used to say, "If you teach a kid to blow a horn, he'll never blow a safe."
I live in Gainesville FL (I am attending Santa Fe) and you are the first UA-camr I’ve ever seen cover this story!! Thank you for covering this.
I lived there for 20 years🙂 This was the worst...I remember it vividly. The only place open/busy was Ace Hardware.
Thank you so much for showing us your puppy!! I know I have asked over and over lol !! She is just so precious!! Love to you Emma!! ❤️❤️
Hey Emma just discovered you about a month ago on UA-cam. I'm familiar with you from the crime channel. Just wanted to say thank you for your episodes they are incredible. You put so much information into them . 😊 Thank you 🙏🏼
I really enjoy watching you Emma, the morbid curiosity of murder is fascinating to me. All the aspects of it, from what leads them to commit the crime's.
I would like to hear about Arthur shawcross, I've seen documentaries about him but knowing you can delve further and tell more, particularly with what happened to the 2 children that he refuses to talk about.
Yes,he will not talk about the children 😒 very tight lipped. 😒
I live in Gainesville and remember this like yesterday. It was so scary and I had just given birth a few days before it started. Relieved he got what he deserved even though normally I am against it
Me too!! I was 10 at the time.
Emma if you see this - thank you so much for protecting the mentally ill, abuse survivors & anyone else from the false, alarmist, damaging stereotypes about violence.
My husband lives with paranoid schizophrenia & I have seen him scared that someone is after him/us. It's real for him & his response is to hide or run. He wants to be armed in case they get in, but understands we can't be armed because he cannot know what's real. He has never been aggressive, violent or anything but gentle. When he thinks someone is targeting him, he avoids them.
Mentality ill people are much more likely to be victims of a crime than perpetrators. If they do commit a crime, it's scary because it's usually them feeling cornered & acting out of genuine fear, but it may be a delusion & an innocent person, or a law enforcement officer, could get hurt.
In those exceptionally rare instances, the media (at least in the states), jumps on it & replays until people feel it's a daily occurrence to be expected of schizophrenics.
I am 45 & I think I've heard of maybe 3 incidents - and I do try to track them. It's far, far, far less frequent than the typical psychotic. And, though watching true crime can make it seem otherwise, even that is rare.
I am an abuse survivor & have never intentionally hurt someone in my life. Mentally, physically, emotionally or spiritually. I know what I went through & I don't want to inflict that on others. Most of us don't.
So while it's true that abusers were often abused, and molesters were usually molested, that in no way means the majority of survivors carry out any of their pain on others. Some want to forget, others want to actively put good out in the world. It's a very small minority who opt to continue an abuse cycle.
I’m trying to stay awake for this one. He gives me the creeps, but, I know, Emma will give the victims a voice . Loving your podcasts Emma. 🥂 cheers
She always gives the victims a voice and that is so important
Agree
@@tammyallen3813 I mostly like hearing about gruesome details.
@@TriciaMaria absolutely Tricia.
Listening to Rollings’ childhood, it had a lot of parallels to mine and my brother’s. It was hard to listen to and kind of made me tear up.
Big difference is that my brother and I became upstanding citizens. You have to strive to be better than your circumstances.
I haven’t missed an episode since I found you. I love the way you tell these stories. One thing that is very, very sad is that most times the families of the victims are torn to bits. Divorces, suicides, lost wages and so many more variables that occur after the death of their loved ones
My mother and her sister used to tell us that, there was an old witch down the road, in this white house away from the road, who took in misbehaving children, and that she was gonna call her, if we didn't behave. I've never been mad or upset bc of her doing that. I find it hilarious now, especially since losing my mom. May be odd, but that's one of my favorite childhood memories lol
We were told we would be returned
Oh my 🤣 U telling the "Matran Clancy" story reminded me of my mom's psychology warfare. I was like 3-4 and we went to a thrift store. I was playing with a pocket mirror thru the whole store then we got home & I still had it. My mom was like "You stole that" My 3yr old self explained that "No, I borrowed it, we will bring it back" Then she proceeds to call the police on me for stealing, so while she put ME on the phone with this police officer, I was bawling the whole time while I was told how bad that was, I was lucky I wasn't going to jail because I seemed like a nice little girl & so on. Scared to leave my house for days after cause I knew the cops were waiting on me😂🤣😂🤣 Years later, like not until I was an adult, I found out that police officer was my aunt. Never "borrowed" anything ever again tho HAHA
During in the late seventies in 6th grade girls were taught self defense and situational awareness, one of our even sent his wife and daughter away while the east bay rapist was active in San Ramon Ca - he was finally captured a few a years ago he was quite prolific and sadistic- it was a terrifying time
I don't know if this is inappropriate, but during Saturday Night Bath time with Emmy Kenny, I really laughed when you said about parents using psychological torture, and 'don't rob banks, kids!' (Wink). The wink just finished me off.
My mom was having surgery in Gainesville at the time of the murders. I was only 7 so I wasn't with her. But, she and my aunt carried and slept with guns while they were in the hotel before and after the surgery. Even though I was so young, I was still acutely aware of the palpable fear all throughout North Florida during this time. Thanks for your deep dive on this case in particular, Emma!
Students still paint the memory wall every year. While the murders were going on, parents were having their kids come home. This is the one that really scares me to the core.
Being from Florida, I should explain that it's stereotypical with, especially on the northern ares. The police were definitely "Good 'Old Boys", especially then. They'd cover for each other, or help another with absolutely anything.
I was told I wasn’t wanted and blamed for them having to get married. I was hit, verbally abused, made to sleep in a cupboard for years, I could go on, and through my whole life I have suffered from depression, anger, low self worth and mood swings. I am 55 now and was diagnosed at 53 with PTSD and put on medication. Been in therapy several times and overdosed twice. I only say all this to shout out to everyone how important it is to make your kids feel wanted and loved because the consequences are massive
Hi Emma! I have been watching you for quite a while - just never participated in the comment section or live chats. But YAY! I recently did join your channel! When I saw the members only videos, I had to have them!
I decided to comment now because of your story about your dad “calling”the orphanage. Man did that hit home so hard! My sister and I were about the same ages, maybe she was four and I was eight. My mother said she was going to have the orphanage come and pick us up. But she went further than that. Because we hadn’t cleaned our rooms to her liking, she collected all of our toys and stuffed animals, threw them into garbage bags, and disposed of them in the dumpster at the back of our house. Then she made me and my sister stand outside of the closed garage door by ourselves, waiting for the orphanage to come and get us. It wasn’t until our dad got home from work that we felt safe and were allowed back in the house. I don’t even know how many hours we were out there, but it was a very long time.
I also have to say that hearing how these serial killers grew up, almost scares me. I had so many of the same things happen to me. When you were describing Jeffrey Dahmer’s childhood, you could have been describing mine. To a T! (Aside from the animal dissections)
Our childhoods were exactly the same. Both ignored, father never home, mother very mentally ill, and she even went through a really bad pregnancy just like Dahmer’s mom did. In fact, I think Dahmer and I were the same age when our siblings were born and things just got even worse.
I hope I get to meet you someday and talk with you. I have extreme admiration for you with all that you have achieved. Also, maybe you can explain to me why I did not grow up to become a serial killer !!!! From the sounds of it, I should have!! I actually credit my schooling for saving me and keeping me grounded and giving me the outlook on life that I have today.
I just want to thank you so much for caring about all of these people whose lives were cut too short and for carrying on their legacies by telling their stories to people like me, who otherwise never would have known them. I appreciate you and all of the time and dedication you put into this channel. That’s another reason I joined because I think you are amazing and I want to support you in any way that I can. Oh, and congratulations by the way! Listening to you talk about your children and just children in general blows my mind. I didn’t know people felt that way about children. My mother certainly did not. My problems are for another day.
Once again, thank you so much Emma for all that you do. Your dedication is at a level that I’ve never seen from anyone else before. Take care and give that baby a kiss from me. 🥰
I'm 25 and remember when I was younger being threatened with getting sent to "ragged school" if I was naughty, hasn't given me an iota of lasting trauma but definitely sorted my behaviour out 😂 Amazing coverage of another harrowing case, thanks Emma 💕
Matron Clancy hilarious. My parents used to call Miss Hannigan from Annie who I thought was real and was obsessed with at the time
This case is horrific and it really hasn't had the coverage it should have. Can't wait for Sunday to get all the details of this chilling case. It really is a true horror movie that happened in real life.
Couldn’t agree more. So happy she is covering it.
This was front page news for weeks. I remember it all. I was 20 years old. He was a monster in Florida.
@@Fountainofyouthstor1 I'm British and I don't know why it didn't get the coverage that other serial killers got over here ?
You truly are an incredibly compassionate and intelligent person, you tells these stories with such detail, empathy and eloquence. I look forward to every upload. Your voice is so soothing and your wicked sense of humour makes the subject matter a little bit easier to hear..
I recently had the pleas of discovering your channel. I am binge watching. You do such a wonderful job telling the stories. I very much appreciate the depth of your research and your approach each episode. Thank you for the respect and dignity you give to the victims and their families. I also enjoy how you keep things real and show your emotions. The balance of these provide your viewers a unique experience. I look forward to each episode.
Watch all your episodes Emma! You create such depths to the narrative, and show compassion ...great work, always x thank youx
Love how you cover these horrendous crimes. There’s no one else that does it and has the insight the way you do. 💯 my favourite and has completely ruined ALL other crime UA-camr’s ( and all crime related anything ) you’re just the best, too good at your job. Never stop x
aww thank you so much! xxx
About killers having abusive family relationships…..I absolutely agree that it is imperative for children to hear they are loved. I worked in child protection for 13 years and even if a parent couldn’t provide a home or was abusing drugs, all the kids wanted to know was that they were loved.
I have been extremely fortunate to have an amazing mother and father that always told my sister and I that they loved us and made sure we had everything we needed. I work at a school now, and my mother still asks to buy clothes and supplies for children in need. Mom will go without so that someone less fortunate can have something. My mom and dad have been together 43 years, it hasn’t all been sunshines and rainbows, but they always made sure and still make sure we know we are loved. Now my children are lucky to have them as grandparents and know how much they’re loved, I think more than they love me, lol 😂
I agree with you about 97% of the time, but I absolutely appreciate your views and the opinions and facts you share. It always makes me think about things.
I haven’t checked, but have you ever heard of Larry Eyler from Crawfordsville, IN? I just heard about him while watching Making a Murderer Part 2. Thought you could do a really amazing job with this case.
Thank you for all you do and for doing such an amazing job! Much love from Delaware, U.S.A. ❤️
Emma! I love your videos! You deliver such incredible, in depth psycological pictures of these monsters.... yet you always give the victims a voice.... you're an incredible soul. Thank you Emma💕😘🙏
I can't wait. Really looking forward to this. I have watched other documentaries on him.
I have a fun fact about Danny Rolling. While in prison he met the love of his life. She was a writer and she contacted him about writing a book about his life and immediately sparks flew and they fell in love. A story as old as time. She professed her love him in the press and he returned the sentiment by singing her love songs when called to testify in court. True love. Until a younger woman wrote him one letter and he immediately dumped this woman and became engaged to the younger woman. She gave an interview talking about how he broke her heart and she was completely blindsided by the fact he betrayed her. I have no answers on why the fact he murdered and raped women didn't ring alarm bells that he may not be a decent man. When Danny was asked about it this was his reply.
"You know you may find this hard to believe because of the crimes I've been convicted of but believe it or not I do know how to treat a woman right and with the respect they deserve".
I'm dead serious.
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Enjoy! I would include a timestamp but Danny is the very first person on the episode and his whole section is about the incident I explained. I tried looking up to see if the new woman attended his execution but I couldn't find any information. I was genuinely curious to see if they stayed together. He didn't mention her in his final statement so I don't know. I believe this includes the quote I included so brace yourself for that. It shocked me when I heard it. It was one of those weird things that popped into my recommended and I couldn't find the remote but it was an experience to watch. I don't know about you but if a man tried to seduce me by singing me a love song while in court I would die from embarrassment and pray to God it didn't end up on Twitter. The first woman, Sondra, looked like she was flattered and since she uploaded them on UA-cam she must of been. Bizarre
Love the Scream films (especially the first one) but hate the fact that they were inspired by this guy.
You always tell me something I didn't know. No matter how well I think I know the cases. That's something I love about you the most. Thank you again Emma 👏👏👏
Great video as always Emma. Rip to all the victims and I hope their families have managed to find some peace xx
I’ve seen a video about Rolling, and I read that he’s the basis of the “Scream” movies, but your video is much more thorough, and you pay more attention to the victims.
I literally just get through the week from Wednesday to Sunday for your videos!! You are the best presenter and so thorough truly the best channel!😊
16:30 every Friday night when me and my brother were young our big night out was to drive to the mall with our parents to have chips and gravy. On the way there we’d pass this huge ominous looking building that they claimed was an orphanage and would slow down to a crawl, threatening to drop us off if we acted up while out 🤣. Scared the 💩 out of us each time!! (Born in 65). 🔥👍🏻❤️🇨🇦
Lol, it must’ve been pretty common in the 80s too. My parents used to threaten to send us to the naughty girls/ boys home if we acted up too. We turned out ok.
@@samco63 I think that kind of parenting worked! Now parents are afraid to say no or hurt their kids feelings, hence to inordinate amount of Karen’s produced 🤣😵💫
I remember as a boy one day I found someone's stash of Playboy's in a plastic bag stuffed into a drain. It was a few years before the internet and it was like finding gold. I read those mags for days. Does that mean I'm a serial killer ?
Cant wait for this Emma! Im sure you’re Tired of suggestions, but can you consider the story of Brandon teena?
Never tired of suggestions my lovely xxx
I can't help but think that if duct tape had never been invented, the number of murders would plummet.
Emma I’m relatively new to your channel and I’m obsessed. I even found myself doing a little impression of you earlier 😂 Your deep dives are the best. Love long format stuff.
Thank you Emma for all the videos you do.
I absolutely love this channel it’s the best out there by far, I love listening to you Emma go through each case bit by bit so intriguing! Oh my god this case is one of my fears someone breaking into your house without your knowledge and hiding waiting to pounce it just scares me so much. What Rollings did to those victims makes my skin crawl just so chilling & I am glad he is no longer with us. The victims should be remembered not him. Thank you so much again Emma another video spot on!!! Kenny’s crime cult is the best ❤️
Your research one of the best many thanks Emma bringing your subs another blockbuster 💯
Emma, the way you so vividly describe the sense of safety & security the victims would have had by using everything we can relate to..locking doors/windows at night, falling asleep on a sofa, every victims story becomes more than “things like this don’t happen here” instead I can see it, feel it and imagine the fear. The media detaches people from the reality of the crime sometimes, you do a fantastic job of making it human again :)
I’m glad you do your spiel about bpd as it makes me feel better about having it. Sometimes my brain makes me paranoid I’m going be like them!!
Hi Emma love this channel look forward to it every Sunday and Wednesday don’t know this case xxx
I'm only a short way into this video but I just had to comment when you spoke of the threat of 'Matron Clancy' and I had to chuckle, out with the context of this video of course, but my brother and I got a very similar warning except her name was 'Maggie Murphy' haha
My grandfather was a veteran of the Korean War and when he returned his temper would get out of control. He would spank my uncle for crying too much when he was a toddler and it traumatized my uncle, who dealt with addiction all of his life until his suicide. My grandfather had a temper before the war but when he came back he was way worse. He wasn't anywhere near as bad as Rolling's father but he did go too far at times with my uncle.
I would love for Emma to analyze the not one, but two women who became "engaged" to Rolling while he was on death row. !!!!
Great attention to detail as usual Emma!
Your little Dolly is so adorable! 💕
This may be one of the most sadistic people I’ve ever heard of. The gratification he takes from hurting others and making sure they are terrified is sickening. This one is a hard listen even with Emma’s empathetic way of delivering it. Xx
The way you said Shreveport the 3rd time is how you correctly pronounce it Emma. Although those of us who are born and raised here in Shreveport tend to leave out the V when saying it. So it comes out Shreeport. I've known who Danny Rolling is my whole life. He became something of a local boogie man to little kids. Unfortunately some of my family use to associate with him many of years ago. I remember being a kid and older cousins telling us to stay in the yard or else Danny Rolling might walk up and kill us.. Thank you for Talking about this case. I truly appreciate the time and research you put into all of these cases and crimes. I can hear a case done a dozen times. But when you cover it, I always learn new things I didn't know before.
I was very close to one of the victims in this case who I won't name because I'm not going to make this about me, but thanks for posting this. More should know how much of a monster this guy was.
Thanks em, stay safe everyone.
This is gonna be an interesting one.. can't wait to catch up with it xx
Now here's a thing. When people are murdered, they don't know they are going to die. When a person on death row goes to bed the night before his/her execution they have to spend all night with that. Lots of people die in car crashes, but they don't go to bed the night before knowing this is their last night.
Watching your videos from Cape Town, South Africa. Love your perspectives and how you approach each episode PLUS your sense of humor....keep doing what you are doing 😀
Hello Emma, I've been listening to your videos for quite a while and subscribed ever since I found your video on Clare Nicholls, that is a case I see almost no UA-camr talk about.
You managed to talk about horrific details of the worst cases and still remain respectful of the victims and maintain their dignity, that makes you stand out in my opinion.
I wonder if you ever heard of the case of Katie Rackliff? The killer is Sharon Carr and she's the UK's youngest female killer by age of 12 and the case is very unusual and bizarre, she seems to be one of those killers that would've been a serial killer if she had the opportunity to.
This case is talked about by almost no one on UA-cam.
I will look into it! xx
Hi Emma
I love your channel and watch every Wednesday and Sunday.
With the Cleveland Abduction films just come out. Would you be able to cover the Ariel Castro case.
Many thanks
I always view these killers as 2 separate people. The child that I do feel sorry for and the adult that I find reprehensible
Emma Kenny night is becoming a family thing now, keep them coming Emma 😘
Okay now I, bingeing , there’s a rhythm , I like it ✨
Oh no! Just finished this one after starting watching your videos a month ago. I now realise I’ve got to wait till Wednesday now I’ve caught up! What am I going to do?!! By far the best crime content I’ve seen. Thank you for your videos!
My first live! I'm so excited!
I’ve not been so chilled hearing the Murder of the woman with her head facing her body as I was in the Israel Keys case. Keys is still the scariest to date for me but so many are right up there! And yes Emma completely agree about the tape! Xx
You had Matron Clancy - my dad had "The Home" on speed dial (on a rotary phone 😂😂). Lifting a landline to call "The Home" to take me away worked, weirdly!! No criminal record 50 years in 😅😂
I cannot wait to hear Em's take on this one!
It actually did get a lot of media coverage when it was happening. Followed the case from here in Toronto.
I lived near Gainesville during that era and the Gainesville Ripper (Danny Rolling) struck fear into many!
Loved the matron story. We were often told about going to the jaggy jumper school in Scotland!
Hi lovely, I’m still so in love with this channel and I love your content !! I was wondering if you could cover the case of phoenix netts? By any chance I’ve seen a few videos but I’d be interested to see how you explain it please??? Xxxxx
Thank you Emma xx
Dolly is so precious! Thank you for another amazing video, Em! :)
Omg , the things he did were sickening but what makes it worse for me as a dog lover is the fact that he killed the little dog just to hurt the kid 😭 , that's awful
Cases like this make me so grateful to have a door that's hard to get into. My door didn't unlock one day and it took two joiners over an hour to get it open. Back in the time this happened though we just had a basic snib lock on our doors.
Great episode
🥰 aww dolly is so adorable Emma
Thanks Emma. 💕
I've heard of the case before when you mentioned Manny I remembered but I didn't know the background of the perpretrator.
This was great Emma, so disturbing I did not know about him and I am glad he can no longer harm anyone RIP to his victims
I literally only know about this guy because he was the idea behind the movie, Scream and I only know that because I have a thing for old horror films...😅❤
(P.S: it's kinda crazy how so many serial killers have talents that would have got them far if one, they weren't psychopathic serial killers, but also people just gave them a chance, because there's no hiding this guy and Charles Manson had a gift when it came to singing, it's kinda of ashame really that people like this are given such talent and are never going to be known for that talent but their unspeakably evil actions)
I wonder if there has been a Emma deep dive into the Manson's murders..
@@madeleinesecker8036 I don't believe she has, but it would be really great if she does at some point. I know she prefers to cover cases less well known though, so I think she'll only cover it if a lot of people ask for it 💕
Now I'm all caught up on the back catalogue I hate waiting for Wednesday and Sunday 🤣 would love to hear your take on Suzanne Capper case... apparently info on the murderers is tricky to find.
Omg! I used to ring a "Mrs Pencil Pusher" 😂xx
Don't start me. A police car used to park at the end of our road (presumably because there was no radio coverage so he could " read the paper" instead of doing any actual work. But my mum said that if I was a bad boy the police man in the car would come and take me to prison.