Sister Horrified By Brother’s Unthinkable Act With Deceased Mom

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  • Опубліковано 21 лис 2024
  • In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of Kevin Davis and analyzing it from an educational psychological perspective.

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  • @laurielaurie8280
    @laurielaurie8280 Рік тому +28885

    The fact the 911 operator asked that woman to ask the killer if he wanted to talk to them and putting him in close contact with this woman is just crazy. I would have never opened my door.

    • @swizzler8053
      @swizzler8053 Рік тому +1751

      I know right. That was so messed up.

    • @zzunfiltered9602
      @zzunfiltered9602 Рік тому +997

      Yes, that struck me as really not a good thing to do & so calmly as if they had witnessed a minor offense such as a stolen bicycle had been seen or something ...not answering their door after someone killed another with a hammer !! 😱

    • @mattjack3983
      @mattjack3983 Рік тому +823

      Umm...that woman who called 911 had put herself in close contact with him. She opened her door to him and even offered him something to drink. She was already in close contact with him before 911 had even been called.

    • @markoutwithmark
      @markoutwithmark Рік тому +451

      I couldn't agree more. I would've told the 911 operator to come over and ask him herself.

    • @mmc9828
      @mmc9828 Рік тому +544

      That 911 operator should be fired immediately. I had to back it up to listen again to make sure I heard it correctly. Sure, let the killer in the house to use your phone and maybe offer him milk and cookies while you're at it. Unbelievable!

  • @esther-corinna
    @esther-corinna Рік тому +10578

    I don't think she bursted into tears like that because the brother did it. But because they asked her when she last saw her mom, which probably made her realize she'll never see her mom again

    • @englishblade
      @englishblade Рік тому +370

      no she knew her mother had died before she came into the room, she cried and was angry because it was her brother who did it, if she was just sad she wouldnt bang the table

    • @oneiros5156
      @oneiros5156 Рік тому +169

      Its like the depression phase in grieve, where it sinks in for civilians. Most people know the line from media and officials are trained to say it, when something really bad happened to someone they know and there is no doubt about it anymore that someone is dead.

    • @taeguthrie4890
      @taeguthrie4890 Рік тому +327

      I agree, like I knew my cousin was murdered but it really hit me when I thought about the last time I saw him and how I’d never see him again.

    • @esther-corinna
      @esther-corinna Рік тому

      ​@@taeguthrie4890 I'm truly sorry that happened to you ❤One of my uncles died very suddenly and completely unexpected. I will never forget my aunt, his wife, speaking at his funeral. That morning she left for work before him, so she said I love you and they gave each other a kiss. I think that's a beautiful last memory. But I always remind myself and others that the last interaction is not the most important one. All the memories you shared with a person are much more important than the last thing they said or did. The love and their life is what's most important. Not the very last words or experiences they had. The love and happiness you feel will always be bigger than the sadness. At least, I always think. I'd rather feel the pain of losing someone, than to have never known them at all. I don't know if that can bring a bit of comfort to anyone. But it helps me deal with loss

    • @nbaoldgirl
      @nbaoldgirl Рік тому

      @@taeguthrie4890♥️🙏🏾

  • @ajames195
    @ajames195 Рік тому +4534

    My uncle killed my grandmother..... And when I told my mom grandma was gone, the way she screamed will never leave my ears. I feel for this woman. Its one thing to lose your mom to violence, it's a whole different type of pain when the person who inflicted that violence was your literal flesh and blood. I hope she finds strength and support.
    I just want to hug her

    • @itsmdm6453
      @itsmdm6453 Рік тому +68

      :/ that's rough.

    • @jeffprice4376
      @jeffprice4376 Рік тому +300

      When I was eight, I found my grandmother after she was murdered. The main suspect was my grandfather but the police fucked up the crime scene to the point that none of the physical evidence was admissible so pretty much every piece of evidence was thrown out. The police eventually tried to pin it on my uncle to cover up their shitty work and close the case. My uncle had an alibi and witnesses during the time the murder took place but the police hounded him until he killed himself at the age of twenty six. We cut ties with my grandfather and he drank himself to death a few years later.

    • @scottrichmond3548
      @scottrichmond3548 Рік тому +54

      @@jeffprice4376 Well... that sucks.

    • @Tinkerbell2s
      @Tinkerbell2s Рік тому +57

      I'm so sorry. I pray you and your family find peace. Sending you love and comfort ❤️

    • @ajames195
      @ajames195 Рік тому +96

      @@jeffprice4376 that breaks my heart, you were just a baby. I'm sorry that happened to you. I know for me as an adult walking into that situation kinda messed me up.... No matter how long its been that stays with you. I sincerely hope you have the guidance and support you need on those days

  • @hollynoscar3534
    @hollynoscar3534 4 місяці тому +2607

    it's a good thing this kid confessed to every little detail because these two investigators were absolutely horrible.

    • @evelynhill9504
      @evelynhill9504 4 місяці тому +76

      They usually are

    • @denisecluiss8098
      @denisecluiss8098 3 місяці тому +108

      I live in Corpus Christi - terribly violent city with incompetent police.

    • @angelkim2726
      @angelkim2726 3 місяці тому +2

      he was already spitting everything they did what an interviewer should do. stfu and listen

    • @michalmichalski4152
      @michalmichalski4152 3 місяці тому +69

      I think they put the most inept detectives on the cases where the killer is ready to confess everything. I was also wishing for more insightful and aware detectives as this is such a unique opportunity to get inside the mind of a psychopath. At least they didn't fudge it up completely by cutting him off at key moments etc., as I've seen many other detectives do in these interrogations.

    • @blue8493
      @blue8493 3 місяці тому +80

      They actually did a pretty decent job. They were using the Reid technique. Even asking the question about what did he think he deserved at the end was part of that technique. A lot of it is about building rapport and being easy going and to act unfazed about what he shares. Lucky for them, they didn't really need to use all the techniques because the sick Loser wanted to confess. The only thing I'd criticize is their lack of empathy for the victim (the sister), but most police officer and detectives are really bad at that because they don't get enough training.

  • @badgunda1501
    @badgunda1501 Рік тому +11407

    Ive never and I mean never been more disgusted and absolutely SHOCKED about the fact that he said he lost his virginity to his dead mothers corpse. Absolutely sickening my head hurts too

    • @TheAshley9697
      @TheAshley9697 Рік тому +947

      That’s the worst part of it all to me. Revolting…..

    • @annealmasni3954
      @annealmasni3954 Рік тому +418

      I don’t think it’s really losing his virginity, it’s like losing virginity to a sex doll or something. It’s disgusting

    • @lauraf9600
      @lauraf9600 Рік тому +488

      That part was just too much for me, made me sick to my stomach😭

    • @LaurenJayx0
      @LaurenJayx0 Рік тому

      He had sex with the grey cat he murdered as well. It's beyond fucked.

    • @SKing2194
      @SKing2194 Рік тому +9

      Technically he lost his virginity to the dead cat...sick

  • @brianfreland9065
    @brianfreland9065 5 місяців тому +4975

    "the killer is at your door? can you do me a favor and open the door....." lmfao she needs to be fired immediately

    • @PaulSimonMcCarthy-fu6ms
      @PaulSimonMcCarthy-fu6ms 4 місяці тому +101

      IKR?
      Hey, could you call him an user to get him to the station? Bring the receipt!

    • @drpepperlover502
      @drpepperlover502 4 місяці тому +34

      the door was opened already they offered him a drink inside ..

    • @edsavage5526
      @edsavage5526 3 місяці тому +53

      The door was already open but the operator never said open the door, they asked if it was possible to speak to him, there are other ways of passing a phone without opening the door to him, the door could of had a safety chain and passed it through the crack, or letter box or a front window....or even speaker phone through a letterbox....

    • @maralonent6257
      @maralonent6257 3 місяці тому +50

      It's amazing how people will hear things and then fill in details that never actually happened.

    • @mateohodge6998
      @mateohodge6998 2 місяці тому +9

      ​@@drpepperlover502that was after the fact while they waited for 911 which took so long they had to call again just to make sure they were still coming

  • @NightmaresAndRabbits
    @NightmaresAndRabbits Рік тому +5050

    The way the police and 911 operator handled this was incredibly unsafe and ridiculous. Asking her to make direct, prolonged contact with a brutal killer by giving him the phone, and the police for not even showing up until after the second call.

    • @WhatsDaveUpTo
      @WhatsDaveUpTo Рік тому +451

      This once happend to me in california. Some meth addict was kicking my door in Long beach. I got my Banelli pump action shotgun and pointed it at the door and called 911. 20-25+ minutes later, still no cops. It wasn't till i called them again and told them that I had a shotgun pointed at the door and would blast anything on the other side if it opens that they quickly came. The police are a total friggen joke. They'll come just in time to discover your murdered corpse.

    • @gj5990
      @gj5990 Рік тому +11

      Yeah 💯

    • @j1947m
      @j1947m Рік тому +14

      @@WhatsDaveUpTo THOSE police were!

    • @benamisai-kham5892
      @benamisai-kham5892 Рік тому +213

      This happened to me when I was 16. My mother attempted to murder my father, and the police hung up on me; called me back, and then made me hand the phone to my mother. My dad nearly died of blood loss because the ambulance took so long to dispatch, since they hung up on my first call. The last thing I wanted, was to be even 10 feet away from her in that moment.
      Small town run police are especially negligent.

    • @lindaf4369
      @lindaf4369 Рік тому +73

      ​@@benamisai-kham5892I am SO sorry that you experienced that..smh

  • @alexandrahuff2303
    @alexandrahuff2303 5 місяців тому +1937

    It really is disgusting how they treated his sister with little to no compassion and the one cop kept insisting on telling her how her mother died, but they kept apologizing and sympathizing with the brother. They didn't really acknowledge his statement of raping the corpse and acted like he was a normal person the entire time after that.

    • @Mariah-Blue
      @Mariah-Blue 4 місяці тому +306

      I really thought the shaking his hand and "admiring your mind" statements were odd and creepy

    • @andrewbyfield5040
      @andrewbyfield5040 4 місяці тому +58

      OMG I didn't hear that bit yet yeah why were they hard on the daughter

    • @3zObafouzr
      @3zObafouzr 4 місяці тому +196

      they were complementary because that's what they needed to be to have him keep talking.​@@Mariah-Blue

    • @BeezusCripes
      @BeezusCripes 4 місяці тому +155

      @@Mariah-Blueit’s just something you have to do in this situations, if they were judgmental he wouldn’t have surrendered as much information

    • @triggertimetv1775
      @triggertimetv1775 4 місяці тому

      It's called black privilege. Welcome to DEI.

  • @maryyancy1193
    @maryyancy1193 Рік тому +9510

    The fact that he said he will kill again and the judge only giving 60 years and not life without parole really shows how screwed up our justice system really is.

    • @lil_doggo_of_doom
      @lil_doggo_of_doom Рік тому +210

      And thats longer than most life sentences

    • @limekatfruit2
      @limekatfruit2 Рік тому +499

      In 60 years, he’ll be 78 and most people don’t make it that long in jail.

    • @robsalazar138
      @robsalazar138 Рік тому +161

      Even if he makes it to his firat parole hearing, he won't get it. He got a life sentsnce dont worry

    • @asgardian6638
      @asgardian6638 Рік тому +110

      Yeah the system is screwed. For many things they give ridiculous sentences for things that dont deserve it, and in other scenarios like this they give sentences that are not harsh enough.

    • @arintheseatsesh6242
      @arintheseatsesh6242 Рік тому +140

      ​@@lil_doggo_of_doomnever too old to walk into some crowd and start blasting. It's possible

  • @SweetTooth8989
    @SweetTooth8989 Рік тому +5057

    His note and light-hearted mood about all this is sickening. He is and will be a danger to society all his life.

    • @chameleonedm
      @chameleonedm Рік тому +85

      What wild is he fucking knows it and just accepts that is his fate in life. Cannot imagine thinking in such a way

    • @sanderdeboer6034
      @sanderdeboer6034 Рік тому +50

      Needs to be put in a straight jacket and put in an isolation cell for the rest of his life.

    • @mikewarner5583
      @mikewarner5583 Рік тому +26

      He will forever dwell in hell.

    • @tgustafson85
      @tgustafson85 Рік тому

      @@sanderdeboer6034oh 😢🎉o😢😢😢f😢 u hey 😢😢😢 put t😊 up😊 😢😢 😊ud😢it 39:44 right rthere 39:44

    • @nichosoko5232
      @nichosoko5232 Рік тому

      Monsters aren’t really born they are created I’m sure if he killed her she did more than we think she did

  • @tracts
    @tracts Рік тому +11080

    It makes me angry how the detectives treated the sister worse than the actual murderer. They showed zero sympathy to her but shook the hand of the murderer and showered him with compliments even though he had confessed EVERYTHING already…

    • @26LucyLou
      @26LucyLou Рік тому +2563

      I have been looking for anyone else that picked up on that too... I get when they're trying to extract info from someone they need to build rapport but the confession was done. Why go that extra mile and thank him and shake his hand. I just don't get it...

    • @TND12
      @TND12 Рік тому +383

      Wut u guys talking abt they never been disrespectful to her

    • @dorothestolwijk5418
      @dorothestolwijk5418 Рік тому +1328

      I agree..a handshake and the words : “ thank you brother- man” ? Are you kidding me?

    • @trishpipkins
      @trishpipkins Рік тому +580

      That pissed me off too.

    • @karkrabvantas6406
      @karkrabvantas6406 Рік тому +1338

      It was pretty gross when he shook his hand, the irony is that the murderer looked a little weirded out too, like he was thinking "I just told you the most disgusting crime, why are you lowkey congratulating me"

  • @helentowse4990
    @helentowse4990 4 місяці тому +970

    These 2 detectives were so unprofessional and treated the poor sister dreadfully !! Their conduct was unbelievably terrible !!

    • @carlismycat
      @carlismycat 4 місяці тому +33

      I would have likely gone to jail for hitting one of them. Sooooooo rude.

    • @denisecluiss8098
      @denisecluiss8098 3 місяці тому +32

      I live in Corpus Christi. Unfortunately, this is the norm. Murders every single day. And I work in Robstown. The police are corrupt. I wish I had the money to leave this place.

    • @bankrollbilly
      @bankrollbilly 3 місяці тому

      Look at them are you surprised. They haven’t gotten laid ever.

    • @quagsirelover7935
      @quagsirelover7935 3 місяці тому

      @@denisecluiss8098damn. stay safe queenie

    • @krisc.1534
      @krisc.1534 3 місяці тому +11

      @@denisecluiss8098that sounds awful. Praying ur able to move somewhere safer 🙏🏽

  • @serenakillian1423
    @serenakillian1423 11 місяців тому +1246

    From the way the 911 operator asked the woman to put herself directly in danger, the lack of urgency from the police, and to the way the detectives delivered the news that her mother was dead prior to asking her questions and not allowing her a moment to process, is truly heartbreaking and disgusting. Just adding to the overall atrocity of the crime itself

    • @likklelea9901
      @likklelea9901 9 місяців тому +62

      Yep. Crazy as hell. Imagine calling the police about a stranger outside ur front door, who’s telling u “I jus murdered someone”. And the operator asked to speak to the killer. SMH. So my safety is obviously not important. And to top it all off, the police took so long to arrive she has to call up a second time. Absolutely crazy

    • @patb-d2264
      @patb-d2264 7 місяців тому +19

      @seranakillian1423
      I wondered too why the 911 respondent asked to speak to the murderer.
      Very scary response!
      Then they get the murderer in(?) or get close enough to offer him their phone(?) a drink(?)
      For real??!

    • @Notsopoliticallycorrect
      @Notsopoliticallycorrect 7 місяців тому

      NONE OF THAT SOFT SHIT WAS GOING TO CHANGE THE FACT THAT HER BROTHER KILLED HER MOTHER… shut up.

    • @jeovs1
      @jeovs1 7 місяців тому

      Cops and everyone around them are idiots haha

  • @Ham_on_Rye
    @Ham_on_Rye Рік тому +2210

    I’m particularly saddened to know the victim was a hospice RN. I had the honor of working with several and they’re some of the most patient, kind, empathetic, absolute professionals, and amazing people on the planet. Like angels. What a tragic loss.

    • @Nisha_Chantel
      @Nisha_Chantel Рік тому +50

      Yes they are a special type of people. My mom is a hospice RN as well ❤

    • @adessa97
      @adessa97 Рік тому +51

      As a hospice RN I appreciate your kind words.

    • @absolutelyridiculous6743
      @absolutelyridiculous6743 Рік тому +6

      ❤❤❤

    • @susanandrews3859
      @susanandrews3859 Рік тому

      ​@@thanksyutbeisacn7fu6r50who nurses are high school mean girls..Why so?

    • @Youspoonybard1
      @Youspoonybard1 Рік тому +11

      @@adessa97thank you for being with those in their closing pages of life.

  • @pragati__dhami
    @pragati__dhami Рік тому +8129

    Murdering your own living mother wasn’t enough, that he also had sexual intercourse with her corpse. I can’t imagine what horror it would have caused Desiree when she found out about that. What a sickening case!

    • @cheffboilrt
      @cheffboilrt Рік тому +321

      🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮

    • @fungi5350
      @fungi5350 Рік тому +434

      Especially since she was on his list to have the same thing happen to her.

    • @babyblue_22
      @babyblue_22 Рік тому +509

      Thank you, I have been going through the comment section with the video paused right after I heard the line of him saying "Oh yeah, and I lost my virginity to a corpse" in that offhanded way. Literally just scrolling with my fucking mouth agape in shock, absolutely astounded that I wasn't seeing that being mentioned in every single comment. I actually had to scroll for a while to find one that mentioned it, I have to think most people just didn't catch that part likely because many don't get that far in the video but yeah, can we talk about that? Jesus fucking Christ. My God. That's just... That's not just someone killing someone from hatred or whatever that's, fuck I don't even know what to say about it. Just think about it this way; you can't lose your virginity like that or have intercourse at all as a man unless you are aroused. So in order for him to do that, assuming he's not just saying that, like I said I am still paused I have been paused since I heard that sentence because of how absolutely shocked I am because I was not even slightly expecting to hear that here, but assuming he was not just adding that on or something, that means that after bashing in his own mother's head 20 times with a fucking hammer which I would never want to see but I can imagine how awful it would be, that he was able to get an erection and aroused enough to do that. With his mother. Honestly I would be less horrified if he had succeeded in merely strangling her, that's still enough that I would have had the same exact reaction I'm having now, but fucking hell.... At least if she was strangled to death he could imagine she was asleep, or something. Fuck. Anyways sorry for the essay, I'm using voice to text on my phone so please forgive any odd out of place words or grammatical errors, I'm too impatient to edit it because it takes too long. Hopefully you all get the gist of what I was saying

    • @anaalicia5029
      @anaalicia5029 Рік тому +74

      @@babyblue_22 it’s incredibly sickening and mad!

    • @beru3433
      @beru3433 Рік тому

      i was thinking i was the only one :O
      @@babyblue_22

  • @Katfall2012
    @Katfall2012 5 місяців тому +191

    "I don't like living" THEN TAKE YOUR OWN FREAKING LIFE! DONT put that ish on others!!!

  • @sonevgirl6331
    @sonevgirl6331 Рік тому +2107

    I couldn’t help but notice her boyfriend grab a tissue, clearly he loved her. I hope they were able to navigate through this horror and found some happiness together.
    God bless them both

    • @lindaf4369
      @lindaf4369 Рік тому +46

      I noticed that too😢

    • @nikkid8729
      @nikkid8729 Рік тому +20

      I think it's unusual the boyfriend was in the room

    • @maryjane4432
      @maryjane4432 Рік тому

      @@nikkid8729he is there for support, it happens a lot you just don’t normally see it.

    • @NatRants
      @NatRants Рік тому +261

      @@nikkid8729it’s because she was not a suspect.

    • @psilocybinstudios9281
      @psilocybinstudios9281 Рік тому +35

      Tissue = Love...
      A questionable algorithm.

  • @CoExist64
    @CoExist64 Рік тому +2226

    I’m sorry but NO, I will not give my phone to someone at my door admitting to have murdered someone! What kind of 911 operator would even ask someone to put themselves in danger like that? Smdh

    • @capybaracake
      @capybaracake Рік тому +75

      The kind who just got told that these people opened their door for a murderer.

    • @wakeelaalamin2038
      @wakeelaalamin2038 Рік тому +62

      Yeah wtf! I was just thinking that 💀 why would she give him the phone and why would the operator ask her to 😭

    • @Hiaki1000
      @Hiaki1000 Рік тому +42

      @@capybaracake So what? Aren''t they suppose to give good advice? They opened the door so they deserve to get hurt? I don't think you should be a 911 dispatcher with that thinking lol

    • @jeypeggy
      @jeypeggy Рік тому +45

      and they took forever to get there like what the fuck??

    • @DamnedSilly
      @DamnedSilly Рік тому +26

      Not the best move, but just listening to the tape without the narration it sounded like the person was already in the house with them. The 911 operator never asked them to go give him the phone they asked "Can I talk with him?" That's a way to let them off the hook either by answering "No, he's outside," or, if he's standing there staring at them with a bloody hammer in his hand, to distract his attention from them to the phone call. To have him acting so casual about the whole thing I doubt the operator was taking it as seriously as they should have.

  • @MrJRW1
    @MrJRW1 Рік тому +2364

    It’s ridiculous that the 911 operator seemed oblivious of the extreme danger the caller was in. It’s also inexcusable that police took so long to respond to the call. Between the 911 operator and the slow police response, it’s a miracle that there weren’t more murder victims.

    • @Robot666House
      @Robot666House Рік тому +50

      You have no idea what it takes to be a 911 operator, they're trained to stay calm and keep the person on the phone as long as possible and teach you sound reasoning skills which isn't easy. Nobody can say for a certainty what they'd do in any given situation, so don't bash people for doing their job, who are you to criticize anyone?

    • @SpookyNugs
      @SpookyNugs Рік тому +55

      The 911 operator is trying to get information on the situation that police are about to walk into. They also can use 911 confessions cause theyre recorded. They're highly trained. Do some research before speaking next time.

    • @azrienstewartenasen1508
      @azrienstewartenasen1508 Рік тому

      please don't let your emotions win over logic/research skills. you do not know how 911 works entirely so stop with your bashing and shut up. thank you.

    • @CodeGrayHere
      @CodeGrayHere Рік тому +30

      In just about every 911 call I listen to, I'm silently screaming, "say that help is on the way!"

    • @isitoveryet9525
      @isitoveryet9525 Рік тому +135

      @@SpookyNugs”do some research” 🥴 How about you take your own advice, & look into how many incompetent, poorly trained 911 operators there actual are & how they’ve caused loss of life. Pretending every operator is “highly trained” is about as naive as it gets, & telling someone to stay in close proximity to man that just confessed to a brutal murder is damn near negligence

  • @MimiRAM0NE
    @MimiRAM0NE 5 місяців тому +219

    It's terrifying to think you can just have a bad seed like this.

    • @pettybetty1791
      @pettybetty1791 Місяць тому +9

      Yup. This why I refuse to have kids.

  • @jmflyer55
    @jmflyer55 Рік тому +2030

    Time mark 36:18…..
    They cut out the part where he tells the cops that he had sexual relations with their pet cat, Claire, after killing it. He did the same with his own mother and was planning on his sister also.
    This has got to be one of the worst, if not THE worst case, of any and all cases I’ve ever heard on UA-cam. This guy is literally a monster.
    BTW, this is an abbreviated video of the full video that can also be seen on UA-cam. This one cuts out a significant portion of his confession. Just FYI for those who may be interested is learning just how screwed up some people can actually be.

    • @TheRihannaRoom
      @TheRihannaRoom Рік тому +92

      Sick

    • @Harley57
      @Harley57 Рік тому +116

      He said he lost his virginity to a corpse, how sick can one be? I’m going to look for the longer version, thanks.

    • @citysick
      @citysick Рік тому +96

      He sounds like all the 1970s serial killers everyone hears about

    • @someoneinthecrowd4313
      @someoneinthecrowd4313 11 місяців тому +103

      @@Harley57 If you can imagine it, a human is capable of it. If you can't... Another human can and is capable of it.

    • @LarryWilliamsArtist
      @LarryWilliamsArtist 11 місяців тому +72

      Yep. Seen the full version. The cat part is pretty gross.
      They cut quite a bit out here.

  • @Danica.Powell
    @Danica.Powell Рік тому +847

    I cannot even imagine how painful this would be for Desirae. I hope that she will be ok. Nobody deserves to go through this, it is horrific.

    • @anthonyoblatore292
      @anthonyoblatore292 Рік тому +6

      umm.. she's definitely not ok😮

    • @Danica.Powell
      @Danica.Powell Рік тому +45

      @@anthonyoblatore292 ummmm...I didn't say that I thought she was ok, I said I hope that she WILL BE ok, they don't actually mean the same thing. I mean that I hope that she will be ok in the future, she's so young, she still deserves to have a good life even though she had to go through this

    • @fazie1370
      @fazie1370 Рік тому +9

      @@Danica.Powellthis case occurred in 2014. Though you can never fully recover from this, I think these past 9 years have helped her recover

    • @Danica.Powell
      @Danica.Powell Рік тому +10

      @fazie1370 wow, that long ago! Didn't realise. But yes, that's exactly what I mean, I really hope she is doing OK in her life today, she's a beautiful girl.

    • @Boo-dawg.
      @Boo-dawg. Рік тому +8

      ​@@Danica.PowellShe will never be ok. It's just not possible after something like this.

  • @PkmnMasterNeb
    @PkmnMasterNeb Рік тому +1775

    That was one of the most horrifying cases I’ve ever learned about. It’s absolutely insane how anyone can commit the actions he did. Prayers for Desirae and her family.

    • @mookyoh5951
      @mookyoh5951 Рік тому +11

      I'm saying a prayer right now.
      Peace ✌🏻

    • @thomasvalentine4636
      @thomasvalentine4636 Рік тому +19

      Can you think of something more positive to say, as prayers don't work?

    • @lipbalmplease
      @lipbalmplease Рік тому +29

      ​@@thomasvalentine4636"hey god, I know you created this individual and witnessed this whole thing from your sky castle but I'm sending you a prayer (and thoughts) because it's easier than actually caring and striving for a better world as it looks good on paper to my fellow cultists."

    • @alicia_dawnkygirl5148
      @alicia_dawnkygirl5148 Рік тому +2

      Look up takoda Collins case. It's even worse 😥

    • @elizabethfish5593
      @elizabethfish5593 Рік тому +3

      ​@@lipbalmpleaseOmfg sky castle! 🤣🤣🤣 That phrase is too good and I'll definitely be using it going forward 👌

  • @lonebluewolfpublishing
    @lonebluewolfpublishing 5 місяців тому +223

    The handwritten notes make you wonder whether he thought himself to be a villain out of some fictional story.

    • @Toothhaver-mw8cz
      @Toothhaver-mw8cz 5 місяців тому

      The effeminate dork thought he was the joker lmfao

    • @loulicherrypie24
      @loulicherrypie24 3 місяці тому +6

      he said it himself : it's like a fantasy of his. Everything in his mind comes from this same fantasy, so of course he would fantasize his own personality as well (by making it feel like a villain from a fictional story)

    • @girumzemichael704
      @girumzemichael704 Місяць тому

      ⁠@@loulicherrypie24He’s entertained, dwelled on mad thoughts that most of us would be immediately disgusted and repulsed by and shove out of our minds.. for far too long and then started enacting it with an animal. No sense of right and wrong in a sense that realizes that it matters, he just knows it intellectually. Very intelligent, articulate and artistic but whatever went bad as he was growing up did and didn’t get fixed in time. Which would all be true of all who commit murder while not defending themselves, I guess. Scary young man, the calmness, resignation and matter of fact-ness. Could he by some chance or miracle become normal? I always like to think it’s possible but highly unlikely in a prison or psychiatric ward. He will either be medicated and sedated out of his wits or die young. 28 now, wonder how he had been doing the decade.

  • @Wheelbrrow
    @Wheelbrrow Рік тому +913

    Don’t even have words to describe the empathy i feel for that girl. She found out her remaining family is basically gone and she gives as much info as she can possibly give. I just hope she has more people around her that care for her because that is some serious weight to bare

    • @user-bx8jq8kl7i
      @user-bx8jq8kl7i Рік тому +23

      I feel the same. Nothing could justify his actions and he should never see the light of day. Something about this case is just gut wrenching. I really hope the sister knows how many people are wishing her well and that none of this was her fault. Just ouch.

    • @MummyBrown
      @MummyBrown Рік тому +18

      There are so many layers of complexity here, each one worse than the other. I can’t imagine what she feels here. Ugh, my heart hurts so much for her, especially hearing what he put their mother through when she was alive let alone after she’d died.
      This case is a lot.

    • @mookyoh5951
      @mookyoh5951 Рік тому +8

      @MummyBrown yeah I'll say it was a lot. I couldn't even wrap my head around it. Peace

    • @patriciaw636
      @patriciaw636 Рік тому +18

      I cant imagine how much help she would need for this. Realistically her therapist is probably gonna need a therapist

    • @Lena-so2lq
      @Lena-so2lq Рік тому

      ​@@patriciaw636respectfully, people have been through much worse and survived....i feel her pain. But she is going to get therapy qnd move ahead. Some ppl never had a mother to lose, if you look at it that way. I think Kevin was ALWAYS weird with his sister and his mother.

  • @theswedishdude1
    @theswedishdude1 Рік тому +769

    parole at 2044 is WAAAY to early, this man brutally murdered his mother and planned to do the same to his sister, he is a danger to everyone and should never be allowed to walk free again.

    • @kr111ss
      @kr111ss Рік тому +42

      The parole board likely will never let him out

    • @bribri7978
      @bribri7978 Рік тому +77

      And his answer to if he would kill again was "Yes, definitely." Lock this man up and throw away the key.

    • @jair7327
      @jair7327 Рік тому +27

      They’ll never actually let him out, he’ll just have the eligibility for it to be considered which is insane within itself

    • @dsatt57
      @dsatt57 Рік тому +6

      Reading about a different case, I think as long as they are in the mental health lockup, they aren’t considered for parole. Sounds like the mental health thing happened in his intake. States differ but i think this probably holds true.

    • @ayajade6683
      @ayajade6683 Рік тому

      It's because some states life in prison is deemed cruel and unusual if there's no chance of getting out. The Manson cult has had parole hearings for ages but are unlikely to get out

  • @SunlightHugger
    @SunlightHugger Рік тому +2130

    "I've never had a girlfriend." I CAN'T IMAGINE WHY.

    • @hippychic7546
      @hippychic7546 9 місяців тому

      good thing, he also said he had to take a bath first cuz his penis was well, dirty. omg how filthy!

    • @Girlofpages
      @Girlofpages 9 місяців тому +109

      Thank goodness. Can you imagine what he'd do to HER?!

    • @Karina_Borz
      @Karina_Borz 9 місяців тому

      Incel

    • @Sol8-jl9nf
      @Sol8-jl9nf 9 місяців тому +37

      Sorry but there is something very weird about this whole case. How can a family not care about his social welfare? And to having a healthy life. Ie friends? And a girlfriend? Something not right about it all. And then how the sister said she loved this kid? Like he is almost a stranger. That's so odd? I'm not justifying his behaviour. It's sick and unhealthy. And psychopathic. But he seems like was treated like he wasnt normal. So then became so. But why didn't they actually care properly?

    • @Girlofpages
      @Girlofpages 9 місяців тому +193

      @@Sol8-jl9nf There is absolutely little you can do if your child is socially awkward aside from therapy. Forced socialization ends in tears and rejection. His sister certainly wasn’t responsible for making sure he got laid or making sure he had friends. You’re victim blaming.
      This guy’s problem was that he was a dimwitted sociopath and people subconsciously picked up on that and avoided him like the plague.

  • @amywietgrefe6629
    @amywietgrefe6629 5 місяців тому +446

    "I prefer my women dead" might be one of the creepiest things I've ever heard. I have no doubt that if he had planned out his life on the run better, he would've been a serial killer.

    • @morbidmanuscript9324
      @morbidmanuscript9324 Місяць тому +13

      Unfortunately this is a common male fantasy. the comment about being “just a piece of meat” whether its a woman or a literal animal is exactly how they see other beings.

    • @krukblood-axe3649
      @krukblood-axe3649 Місяць тому

      @@morbidmanuscript9324 Thank you for telling us you're a misandrist without telling us you're a misandrist. Not sure what kind of fucked up people you've interacted with, or what kind of fucked up thoughts are in your own head, but that is not a "common fantasy". Common amongst psychopaths, perhaps.

    • @idzbbyboy
      @idzbbyboy Місяць тому

      Wth no it isnt ​@@morbidmanuscript9324 🤨 seek help

    • @GP.Records
      @GP.Records Місяць тому

      @@morbidmanuscript9324nothing could be further from the truth, you absolute sexist moron. I care about women and so do many of the guys I know. Grotesque wastes of life like the guy in the video are the EXCEPTION, NOT THE RULE.

    • @beatriloligirl
      @beatriloligirl Місяць тому +20

      @@morbidmanuscript9324 what the hell are you on about

  • @KingdomDumb
    @KingdomDumb Рік тому +951

    Instant death penalty. No reason to keep an individual around like this.

    • @Caitlin-bd9yp
      @Caitlin-bd9yp Рік тому +11

      He didn't get anything near the death penalty

    • @junemarshall-kingsley566
      @junemarshall-kingsley566 Рік тому +114

      Not only was he proud of what he did, but he joked about it. Not everyone can be healed. or rehablitated: They are permanently broken--so why use resources to keep them alive? Especially when he makes statements like, "I like my women dead."

    • @flipnap2112
      @flipnap2112 Рік тому

      yep, 100 percent. and it wouldn't even be a punishment, just a process to remove him from the earth. same way a doctor would cut out a cancer. We put down rabid dogs for much less. and a dog is more valuable life than this guy

    • @bjorkflannigan2140
      @bjorkflannigan2140 Рік тому +49

      100% agree. They should have taken him out after the confession

    • @kathydavis2764
      @kathydavis2764 Рік тому +15

      No reason to keep any of them around

  • @trunkb73625
    @trunkb73625 7 місяців тому +2142

    When he tells the cops that his mother had been the best mother and basically reassures them that she did nothing wrong for him to do this, that shit shook me to my core.

    • @bethanyduffy5381
      @bethanyduffy5381 7 місяців тому +67

      And these types are ALL around you 😮

    • @Danimalsfan
      @Danimalsfan 6 місяців тому +75

      @@bethanyduffy5381 well, not exactly. People like THIS are not very common i wouldnt think

    • @longwaydown6959
      @longwaydown6959 6 місяців тому +60

      The best current estimate is that just less than 1% of all noninstitutionalized males age 18 and over are psychopaths.1 This translates to approximately 1,150,000 adult males who would meet the criteria for psychopathy in the United States today.
      Psychopaths are twenty to twenty-five times more likely than non-psychopaths to be in prison, four to eight times more likely to violently recidivate compared to non-psychopaths, and are resistant to most forms of treatment.
      So while yes, it is not likely, there will always be a number of active preditors on the loose at all times.

    • @Nina-vv3ev
      @Nina-vv3ev 6 місяців тому +69

      Yet he claims nobody’s been nice to him before… he’s not ok upstairs

    • @bethanyduffy5381
      @bethanyduffy5381 6 місяців тому +16

      @Danimalsfan more common than you think. Seriously. You think anyone who was murdered thought the same as you ?? I bet they ALL did, "it'd never happen to me", "not in my town it's so nice", "not my son" !!
      Wake up

  • @FuriedHearts
    @FuriedHearts Рік тому +759

    Treating a killer with kindness is not only expected and normal- it's also a valuable interrogation technique to build rapport and keep them comfortable so that they're able to disclose as much information as possible. HOWEVER; shaking the hand of a killer at the very end of an interrogation and giving him a genuine compliment by saying "I admire your mind" is flat out bizarre and disgusting. That killer will remember that moment for the rest of his time behind bars. He will see that moment as validating. Especially given the sexism behind his actions/words ("I prefer my women dead"), that handshake from another man validates his sick actions even more.

    • @mikeybean4726
      @mikeybean4726 Рік тому +156

      I agree with you. That was bizarre and disgusting and I'm still in shock he did that.

    • @katemangos1705
      @katemangos1705 Рік тому +156

      Both detectives look, talk and interrogate as if they are on the first episode of Law and Order: they smell of 80s, they both are unprofessional, but the bald guy takes the cake. The way he told the sister that "yeah, you were on the list" like she won a prize, or when he asked how the killer would kill the two of them, how he interrupted his colleague - this was cringe to watch. Even if he is toughened by all the things he has seen, he had to at least pretend he cares and have some sympathy for the sister.

    • @skraaaaz
      @skraaaaz Рік тому +26

      He did give him an awesome easy job that day. I guess he was admiring his honesty.

    • @scottyfox6376
      @scottyfox6376 Рік тому +78

      Shaking hands with evil murderers seems like bad JuJu to me. Talk about bad vibes to one's soul.

    • @ganymeade5151
      @ganymeade5151 11 місяців тому +49

      It is very sad that misogyny is alive and well.

  • @gollyg9339
    @gollyg9339 3 місяці тому +171

    "There's a killer at my door!"
    Police dispatch: "There's a killer at your door? That sounds terrifying! I need you to listen to me very carefully; these next steps are very important. I need you to open the door and give the killer the phone."

    • @thecatandrabbit6988
      @thecatandrabbit6988 Місяць тому +4

      And then they take their time to arrive! Geez.

    • @PancakeDiaries
      @PancakeDiaries Місяць тому +3

      when u call 911 ur not talking to any police officers... that's just a regular person working a dispatch job

  • @leedarnell8977
    @leedarnell8977 Рік тому +550

    That wail of pain that Desiree let out is the most heartbreaking part. Losing someone you love, especially in the midst of such violence is something I don't think I could ever recover from. She may never heal, but I hope she'll live a life happier without her brother in it. I hope she lives a long healthy life to spite the monster that her brother has become.

    • @wendyhatcher508
      @wendyhatcher508 Рік тому +6

      Yeah, I agree. But how did she know how he killed her?

    • @KatHeart-dd6sk
      @KatHeart-dd6sk Рік тому +15

      ​@@wendyhatcher508ummm the cops told her and I am sure she was at his court trial and so therefore she heard about it all straight from his twisted mouth... 🤢

    • @politicallyincorrect9027
      @politicallyincorrect9027 Рік тому +6

      @@KatHeart-dd6sk Why did she say he probably did it with a hammer 14:44 / 39:44 when the detectives never mentioned a hammer to her?

    • @politicallyincorrect9027
      @politicallyincorrect9027 Рік тому +1

      Why did she say he probably did it with a hammer 14:44 / 39:44 when the detectives never mentioned a hammer to her?

    • @Ethan-fh9lq
      @Ethan-fh9lq Рік тому

      @@politicallyincorrect9027I don’t know, why?

  • @Cassafrassb
    @Cassafrassb Рік тому +263

    I suggested this to you! 😭 Thanks for listening! I went to school with him… it was a huge shock to the community…

    • @joshuac.6437
      @joshuac.6437 Рік тому +9

      He wasn't creepy or weird or anything before this? Why was it a shock?

    • @Lunar_Butterfly
      @Lunar_Butterfly Рік тому +60

      @@joshuac.6437just because someone is a creepy loner doesn’t mean everyone should assume they’re going to do THIS. I am very curious of his behavior in school and other parts of life, though.

    • @joshuac.6437
      @joshuac.6437 Рік тому +6

      @@Lunar_Butterfly yea but it makes it less shocking

    • @Lunar_Butterfly
      @Lunar_Butterfly Рік тому +9

      @@joshuac.6437 fair enough but that all depends on the way one’s mind works and if you’re an optimist or pessimist lol. Some people really don’t think they’ll ever cross paths with such people etc. Many people see the news and what horrors are out there and they think it’ll never happen to them or their loved ones etc. When it’s close to home it can really shock people because then it’s “real”.

    • @nellegoode7488
      @nellegoode7488 Рік тому +20

      I have known a handful of people who are capable of doing something like this.
      I babysat a beautiful little boy who committed his very first horrific assault at only nine years old, he beat a four year old boy with a baseball bat.
      This nine year old had genius level IQ.
      As he got older he became sadistic and clever.
      As a child, he appeared angelic.
      Authorities had a difficult time keeping him locked up in juvenile detention.
      He escaped several times.
      He was finally arrested and charged as an adult when he was 17.
      He said then, his worst mistake was letting his victims live and, if he ever got out again he would not make the same mistake.
      He would kill the next victims.
      This was back in the early seventies.

  • @SveMilton
    @SveMilton 6 місяців тому +925

    May the woman and that poor cat rest in peace. They’ve been through a lot.

    • @LITTLEBOY6550
      @LITTLEBOY6550 5 місяців тому +141

      thank u so much for mentioning the innocent cat

    • @jamiehilton708
      @jamiehilton708 5 місяців тому +67

      *** WARNING *** Animal cruelty at the 55:00 mark.
      Do yourself a favor and do what I did, just skip way ahead. The comments gave me a heads up and I'm grateful I didn't have to hear any details. Poor things 😢

    • @sayrewilkin-dalby619
      @sayrewilkin-dalby619 5 місяців тому +28

      ​@jamiehilton708 thank you so much for the warning. I can't cope with hearing about anything like that 😢

    • @JannWanna-ev3bh
      @JannWanna-ev3bh 5 місяців тому +21

      @@jamiehilton708 55 minute mark?

    • @BringJoy2HealOurEarth
      @BringJoy2HealOurEarth 4 місяці тому +5

      ​@jamiehilton708 thank you, I couldn't bare to hear it.

  • @umad03
    @umad03 5 місяців тому +427

    he wants to be an anime villain so badly

    • @wuzittooya
      @wuzittooya 5 місяців тому +39

      Yep….gross. RIP to his mother and the cat.

    • @brooketaylor808
      @brooketaylor808 4 місяці тому +21

      No fr that's the vibes this gives me

    • @soul4755
      @soul4755 4 місяці тому +18

      Literally all I could think while he was in the interrogation room

    • @kukukachu624
      @kukukachu624 4 місяці тому +27

      He should be charged for the cringe lol

    • @CL0UDd12
      @CL0UDd12 4 місяці тому +9

      ​@@kukukachu624fr, it's horrendous

  • @himmel5909
    @himmel5909 Рік тому +2971

    Imagine risking your life and health, suffering for nine months to create and then give birth to a baby. Then that baby you nurtured grows to a monster who ends up brutally killing and raping you. The horror is unimaginable, I feel so sorry for the young woman and I really wish the mother rests in peace.

    • @McDinglefart_69
      @McDinglefart_69 Рік тому

      He also Fok his own mother corpse after hemurdered her.

    • @Teddy_Graham
      @Teddy_Graham Рік тому

      Women are the only ones that act like birth is dangerous. Y’all want to be 4’11 and carry the baby of a 6’5 man. Y’all the dummies.

    • @mischapiru9514
      @mischapiru9514 Рік тому

      He raped his mother?

    • @purplelove3666
      @purplelove3666 Рік тому

      Women don't create babies ,God does.

    • @sarahnovella4971
      @sarahnovella4971 Рік тому +47

      well, the counter argument also can be used. the baby never asked to be born 🤷

  • @ZessXXify
    @ZessXXify Рік тому +1579

    I understand that the detectives might have been trying to put it harshly so she didn’t try to defend him, but holy cow, SOME sympathy would have been nice. That poor girl has been through things that almost no one else has. Them coming out the gate like she had some kind of hand in it was really, really hard to watch. And what was up with the 911 responder telling the couple to walk up to the murderer at their door and put him on the phone? The police are a joke I stg.

    • @cheyennestephens1910
      @cheyennestephens1910 Рік тому +268

      I was also really frustrated with the investigators with how they talked to Desirae. Like jfc can SOMEONE show this poor girl some empathy??

    • @hungtotheover3385
      @hungtotheover3385 Рік тому +163

      I was so so angry watching the one to the right of her. I get that he’s seen it all and is detached in some way but my god there’s no reason to be to rude toward the victims family members. She wasn’t a suspect, he even admitted that he was planning on killing her!

    • @xreaper2451
      @xreaper2451 Рік тому

      @@crosisofborg5524yeah real life where empathy is a thing that exists you cornball plz go outside instead of being an edge lord

    • @familyof5728
      @familyof5728 Рік тому +72

      Absolutely. Can they pretend to be human for just a minute? This poor young woman just lost her mother in the most horrendous way imaginable, lost her brother after finding out that he murdered their Mom, has to identify her Mother's badly beaten body, and found out that she, herself, was almost murdered. How much more trauma do they need to put her through just to maybe slightly strengthen their case? They already had forensic evidence, written confessions, a recorded interrogation with a confession..... they didn't need to do this to her. No soul.

    • @nic_777
      @nic_777 Рік тому +107

      ​@crosisofborg5524 the 911 operator and the bald interrogator are abysmally and objectively incompetent. we all know the world is fucked, but that does not excuse how horrendously this case was handled.

  • @samanthaquant7411
    @samanthaquant7411 11 місяців тому +257

    She is absolutely in shock. She seems calm for the moment but she’s clearly traumatized and will need therapy for years.

    • @butterbeanqueen8148
      @butterbeanqueen8148 11 місяців тому +22

      You could tell that she was in shock and going through the motions to give the officers what they needed. I felt so bad for her when she reacted and hit the table then pulled herself together. Hopefully she allowed herself the time to process all of her emotions and had people around her for support.

  • @angelinakarlstrom789
    @angelinakarlstrom789 Рік тому +280

    Her heartbroken cry is so soul crushing. I can't believe what feelings she must have gone through. I truly wish her the best and that she, and everyone who loved Kimberly Hill can find peace.❤

    • @nevaehb2279
      @nevaehb2279 Рік тому +10

      The fact that it was the first thing she even thought of when they mentioned him is crazy. Like she knew he was gonna do it some day.

  • @CamLove15
    @CamLove15 Рік тому +981

    The son admitted that she had been the best mother and that she had done absolutely nothing, and that she did absolutely nothing to deserve this. Wow. It goes to show that even if you do your best as a mother, your kids might still desire to participate in your demise. Man!!

    • @SapienSafari
      @SapienSafari Рік тому +47

      Brain chemistry

    • @marz_mitzi
      @marz_mitzi Рік тому +70

      this is what happens when psychopathy isn't scanned for at birth. couldve been avoided if he had been put down at birth

    • @seanderobillard5765
      @seanderobillard5765 Рік тому +5

      @@fen_vt who is blaming the mother? Do you have some resentment towards men?

    • @seanderobillard5765
      @seanderobillard5765 Рік тому +6

      @@fen_vt ok, can you give me a single example by tagging me in one of the comments? I can't seem to see any.

    • @seanderobillard5765
      @seanderobillard5765 Рік тому +7

      @@fen_vt I'm still waiting for you to give me an example of a single person blaming the mother 😂

  • @acoustic5115
    @acoustic5115 Рік тому +689

    I feel so bad for his sister. She has to live her life knowing that he’s done horrendous things to their mother, and fantasized about killing her too. And the way he’s so nonchalant about everything too?? This is so sick in the head

    • @politicallyincorrect9027
      @politicallyincorrect9027 Рік тому +12

      Why did she say he probably did it with a hammer 14:44 / 39:44 when the detectives never mentioned a hammer to her?

    • @acoustic5115
      @acoustic5115 Рік тому +26

      @@politicallyincorrect9027good question, actually. Ofc im not totally sure why, but it seems like from the interview with her she’s aware that her brother has issues. Being his sister, she’s probably more aware of his behavior and how he was acting leading up to the murder (because her mom told her about their arguments). Either way this is a messed up situation

    • @carpetburns1222
      @carpetburns1222 Рік тому

      riight, something is sus here 🍎@@politicallyincorrect9027

    • @lulumort
      @lulumort Рік тому +15

      He would be dead to me. I would never speak to him or even speak his name again.

    • @acoustic5115
      @acoustic5115 Рік тому +4

      @@lulumort Agreed. Very horrifying situation

  • @lizzymint6705
    @lizzymint6705 5 місяців тому +97

    Why the heck did that detective shake his hand at the end of the interview? Disgusting.

    • @frmdatune2dapark712
      @frmdatune2dapark712 4 місяці тому +16

      Its a tactic. Like thank you, sir for making this a shut and close case. No chasing, wondering. They can hand this footage and the admission over to the prosecutor and judge wrapped up in a bow and keep going. They probably thought” nice we don’t have to go to trial.” It’s going to plead guilty, but then they probably were pissed later on when they had to attend court. He refused the 60 years sentence. and went to trial.

    • @lizzymint6705
      @lizzymint6705 4 місяці тому +17

      @@frmdatune2dapark712 But they already had the confession when he shook his hand. I’m not sure what the handshake accomplishes?

    • @ville666sora
      @ville666sora 4 місяці тому +5

      Well this is why they're detectives and you aren't lol

    • @lizzymint6705
      @lizzymint6705 4 місяці тому +12

      @@ville666sora I am a detective, smart ass

    • @TheChzoronzon
      @TheChzoronzon 4 місяці тому

      @@lizzymint6705 No, you aren't, don't be silly
      You are a borderline twenty-some with severe self-esteem issues, trying to compensate online your inner void, Miss Hikkomori, lol
      At least have the decency of changing your avatar and deleting the content of your channel, if you are gonna get all poser :D

  • @leahmurray666
    @leahmurray666 Рік тому +682

    I love how the people who 'dont like living' and 'want to die' ALWAYS end up living, but killing everyone else - usually the ONLY people that cared about them.

    • @kimyeona7628
      @kimyeona7628 9 місяців тому +11

      Sometimes, down the road, they started feeling anger towards others. Why they live wonderful life while I'm struggling. Honestly it's just egoism, they want others to suffer too. Been there n climbed out

    • @naughti_penguin2340
      @naughti_penguin2340 9 місяців тому +15

      Most people who fee this way probably normal non violent depressed people tbf

    • @Tobias-t3k
      @Tobias-t3k 9 місяців тому +13

      For myself I really don't feel any joy being alive. But I have the unrational fear that my discomfort somehow could potentially trap me in an afterlife constantly in this misery. Probably that is not a common thing given how absolutely unlikely and scientificly absurd that fear is but I think happy people are less scared of dying because they can go saying they lived their life like a normal person does and so their death will be normal and unspecial. I dont understand this life and going into death is the next possibility to get into another state of confusion and being unhappy without a cause. Does this make any sense? i guess not even the slightest

    • @deadlimerence
      @deadlimerence 9 місяців тому

      ​@@Tobias-t3kjust glad you're still here giving it your best

    • @Kjyoutubeforcomments
      @Kjyoutubeforcomments 9 місяців тому +5

      @@Tobias-t3kit made sense to me. I feel the same. And I’m really sorry to hear you do. I wish I had something helpful to say. But all I can say is I’m in the same boat as you.

  • @michelleclarke8500
    @michelleclarke8500 Рік тому +1428

    “And yeah I lost my virginity to a corpse” and smirked, expecting the police to be shocked and awed. I’m glad the police officers didn’t give him the satisfaction

    • @alessandromorelli5866
      @alessandromorelli5866 11 місяців тому +64

      worse part is that he actually DIDN'T mean his mom, did he?
      He could tell it to you like that and you'd assume it's her he's talking about, but no, it's the cat.

    • @KimJongUn823
      @KimJongUn823 11 місяців тому +55

      @@alessandromorelli5866oh no he did it with his mom as well not just the cat

    • @alessandromorelli5866
      @alessandromorelli5866 11 місяців тому +31

      @@KimJongUn823 you are aware that by virginity he means the first time, right?
      you cant lose it twice

    • @alessandromorelli5866
      @alessandromorelli5866 11 місяців тому +36

      @@KimJongUn823 by saying he lost it with a corpse he didnt mean his mom
      he meant the cat

    • @flowerjpotter1629
      @flowerjpotter1629 11 місяців тому +26

      ​@@alessandromorelli5866
      Poor cat having to put up with him in it's home.
      Cats can be surprisingly protective over their owner.
      You see it sometimes caught on camera where they will attack something much bigger and stronger to protect their owner....so I wonder if the cat had met it's demise doing just that.

  • @starrgravityasmr1339
    @starrgravityasmr1339 Рік тому +409

    In these videos we usually see the interrogations, and hear the story. So much of it is focused on the suspect, and how evil they are. Witnessing the sister hearing that her brother killed their mom BROKE me like none of these ever have.

    • @user-bx8jq8kl7i
      @user-bx8jq8kl7i Рік тому +34

      Me too. It is agonizing to hear that kind of pure sorrow and despair. She lost her mother and sibling in one fell swoop, in two horribly different ways. She showed quite a bit of strength all things considered. I know I would be inconsolable. I really hope she has enough of a support system to have gotten her through that. Humans can be truly selfish.

    • @mr.bubbles8351
      @mr.bubbles8351 Рік тому +8

      yea i felt like disclosing that interview with his sister contributed close to nothing but parade some raw emotion. "hey check out this lady's sorrow. eh? eh? cool stuff huh. now gimme clicks"

    • @Lena-so2lq
      @Lena-so2lq Рік тому +1

      ​@@user-bx8jq8kl7ithey're all selfish. Thats how we learn to stay alive. Its at what level we decide to shut it off and on. Ie. Abused people, or addicts need to learn how to become selfish, after their acceptance of the situation. Most ppl are people pleasers, and dont know how far to give, and when not to.

    • @Augustinne
      @Augustinne Рік тому

      @@user-bx8jq8kl7i😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

  • @shikiynah07
    @shikiynah07 3 місяці тому +15

    It's both fascinating and horrifying that people like him exist in real life. I guess the way movies portray psychopaths are kinda real. Watching and listening to an offender recounting his deeds and sharing them in detail in the most calm and articulate way is both interesting and troubling. This has got to be one of the sickest cases I've ever learned about on UA-cam.

  • @blxxdhusband
    @blxxdhusband Рік тому +51

    Just wanted to take a moment to say THANK YOU for the subtitles being in the video itself!!! It really helps

  • @ZeevannahWeikle18
    @ZeevannahWeikle18 Рік тому +358

    Poor Desiree 😢 She lost everyone she had in one day and then had to identify her mother's body 😮 I couldn't imagine the heartache, pain and suffering this woman goes through daily. I couldn't imagine the fear she carries with her. I hope she is living a better and happier life. ❤

    • @Iris2nd
      @Iris2nd Рік тому +5

      I am surprised the cornor allowed the daughter to identify her mother's body. Blunt force trauma to the head and I think some of her face was brushed too.

    • @ganymeade5151
      @ganymeade5151 11 місяців тому +3

      Even sadder since she was so young.

    • @islixxn
      @islixxn 11 місяців тому

      overdramatic

    • @Idk-fj7kf
      @Idk-fj7kf 11 місяців тому +17

      @@islixxn ure so quirky cool and edgy

    • @ashleys7500
      @ashleys7500 11 місяців тому +1

      She's doing great now... living her best life.

  • @elizabethgaspodnetich4322
    @elizabethgaspodnetich4322 Рік тому +275

    "I was just in a very playful mood at the time" That statement just chilled me to the bone, especially when he laughed a little. That just creeps me out to no end!! I hope they never turn him loose, ever. I feel terrible for his sister and whatever family they keep close to them, and the poor woman's friends and coworkers. It is always heartbreaking when a child kills their parent, even worse when a parent kills their child.

    • @jb2599
      @jb2599 Рік тому

      Then youre giving the exact response that he wants. He's just trolling for attention.

    • @MishaFlower
      @MishaFlower Рік тому

      Sir. he commited a crime@@jb2599

    • @susanengel-ix8bl
      @susanengel-ix8bl Рік тому +2

      Oh, he'll never get out!!

    • @West-rn-showvn-ist-chick
      @West-rn-showvn-ist-chick Рік тому

      Wtf is WRONG WITH HIM!? He needs to be donated to science and studied this is just so gross and disgusting and insane!!! He “lost his virginity to a corps?!!!” Like HOLY FUCK!

    • @littlepoolefam3
      @littlepoolefam3 Рік тому +6

      For his sister's sake, I hope he never gets out. He may have a change of feelings and need to finish what he started. I would put money on him doing just that, if he had the chance.

  • @stephaniedodson3288
    @stephaniedodson3288 4 місяці тому +56

    She said her brother was born different and had social issues. He probably had an undiagnosed disorder. He seems peculiar other than just being a sick murderer.

  • @stinkygoose666
    @stinkygoose666 9 місяців тому +1554

    I've always wondered how killers who were "bored with life" are ok with being incarcerated for the rest of it. Can't imagine a life more boring than the one behind bars

    • @kingcosworth2643
      @kingcosworth2643 7 місяців тому +190

      I just don't think they think that far ahead

    • @Satyred
      @Satyred 7 місяців тому +61

      They live for free, while citizens Pay to become free

    • @megmoo96
      @megmoo96 7 місяців тому +129

      also, this is probably a little dark but if they are so “bored with life” and “hate life” so much, why don’t they just off themselves, instead of taking innocent people down with them/murdering? *not condoning self harm btw*

    • @michellemullins2753
      @michellemullins2753 7 місяців тому

      Proverbs 4:5, 7 (KJV) Get wisdom, get understanding: forget it not; neither decline from the words of my mouth.
      Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding.
      1 Timothy 6:3-8 (KJV) If any man teach otherwise, and consent not to wholesome words, even the words of our Lord Jesus Christ, and to the doctrine which is according to godliness;
      He is proud, knowing nothing, but doting about questions and strifes of words, whereof cometh envy, strife, railings, evil surmisings,
      Perverse disputings of men of corrupt minds, and destitute of the truth, supposing that gain is godliness: from such withdraw thyself.
      But godliness with contentment is great gain.
      For we brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can carry nothing out.
      And having food and raiment let us be therewith content.
      2 Timothy 1:7, 9-10, 13 (KJV) For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.
      Who hath saved us, and called us with an holy calling, not according to our works, but according to his own purpose and grace, which was given us in Christ Jesus before the world began,
      But is now made manifest by the appearing of our Saviour Jesus Christ, who hath abolished death, and hath brought life and immortality to light through the gospel:
      Hold fast the form of sound words, which thou hast heard of me, in faith and love which is in Christ Jesus.Isaiah 26:3-4 (KJV) Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.
      Trust ye in the LORD for ever: for in the LORD JEHOVAH is everlasting strength:

    • @babybc8810
      @babybc8810 6 місяців тому +55

      @@megmoo96or when they murder then commit suicide anyways… like what was the point then? So sad

  • @starsantheoriginal
    @starsantheoriginal Рік тому +334

    This is the most unusual confession I've ever seen
    Candid, honest ... And disturbing
    He is right, he doesn't belong in public. Ever. Never EVER again

    • @cheffboilrt
      @cheffboilrt Рік тому +8

      Nothing short of a dangerous criminal who's a danger to society.

    • @TheOrichalcon
      @TheOrichalcon Рік тому +17

      He's a true psychopath. It's extremely disturbing. It comes across as cruel, cold and evil to us. But to them it's just... normal.
      There are plenty of people who are born with psychopathy who do not turn into murderers, and go on to live a normal and even good life. But it's still strange to think that they really don't feel any natural empathy or remorse. In a way, I think it makes those who overcome the disability and lead good lives admirable.

    • @dankykang2429
      @dankykang2429 Рік тому +2

      ​@@TheOrichalconI'm 43 with a white color job. Married to my 3rd girlfriend for almost 20 years now I just started wondering if I'm a psychopath a couple years ago. I have three Daughters and one is just like me. It works for me.

    • @Redcloudsrocks
      @Redcloudsrocks Рік тому +3

      @@TheOrichalcon not feeling those things strongly does not mean you just go on killing sprees.
      YOu need a lot of emotion to want to murder as well.
      Even you if you ONLY got joy from torture and every other day in your life was beyond vapid if you did not get to live that out would likely turn that way

    • @constancedenchy9801
      @constancedenchy9801 7 місяців тому

      Look up Brian Cohee... another kid obsessed with gore and video games

  • @LevelingUpMyLife
    @LevelingUpMyLife Рік тому +345

    I think its important for parents to recognize psychopathic tendencies in children. My heart goes out to this poor woman that died in such a tragic way.

    • @tancred12
      @tancred12 11 місяців тому +11

      My son is still very young, but these videos help remind me that I need to watch for these subtle signs closely.

    • @DeviceAnathema
      @DeviceAnathema 10 місяців тому +13

      Children cannot be diagnosed with psychopathy. Their brains are still developing. The last things we need are more Google MDs.

    • @DeviceAnathema
      @DeviceAnathema 10 місяців тому +11

      @@tancred12 You don't have the skills for that. I know this because you're suggesting it in the first place. I'm terrified for your son.

    • @ccMomOfJays
      @ccMomOfJays 9 місяців тому +14

      ​@@DeviceAnathemablessed to be unaware you are. Doesn't take someone with a degree to see behaviors that should NOT be displayed by a neurotypical person

    • @kelammo
      @kelammo 9 місяців тому +24

      I’ve known two kids who were literally born bad. Displayed behaviors early on. Their mothers saw it too. So wether you attach a name to it or not, not all kids are ok. Nor will they grow out of it.

  • @BohemianLifer
    @BohemianLifer 5 місяців тому +28

    Opening a door to a stranger is dumb and dangerous to everyone in a home, ask any assault victim, policeman, lawyer, judge and every other free thinking individual.

  • @cloudperson28
    @cloudperson28 Рік тому +454

    i watch a lot of true crime and interrogations, this is by far one of the top 5 most evil and horrific cases i’ve ever come across.

    • @GiGi_to_3
      @GiGi_to_3 Рік тому +24

      I can't think of 1 crime show I watched where a kid killed his mom & had sex with her dead body. Disgusting!

    • @sansiveria578
      @sansiveria578 Рік тому +12

      Ed Kemper came before this guy

    • @skycloud4802
      @skycloud4802 Рік тому +6

      The depravity is beyond words.

    • @samanthavolovski6528
      @samanthavolovski6528 Рік тому +4

      There was another awful case covered by the Misery Machine (a case of extreme child Abse & murder) that was by far the most horrifying case I’ve ever seen. Loads worse than this. I have never been so viscerally shocked by any case like I was by that one. I can’t remember what the name of the episode was.. it was truly horrific.

    • @Baerchenization
      @Baerchenization Рік тому

      The most fucked up one is Grant Amato.

  • @huhwhat9060
    @huhwhat9060 7 місяців тому +2817

    “i lost my virginity of a corpse” AND THEY JUST GLOSSED OVER THAT PART I WAS LIKE WAIT WHAT

    • @ninagriffith6382
      @ninagriffith6382 6 місяців тому +378

      and the CAT

    • @chah5001
      @chah5001 6 місяців тому +268

      It's actually common among psychopathic killers and serial killers since the detectives probably studied it at some point they weren't surprised that he did, it's text book killer really.
      That and there isn't anything to be gained from him detailing how and why he had sex with her corpse it isn't a therapy session, they focused on making him admit that he isn't insane so he can't plead insanity and suggest his own sentence, once he did all that they wrapped it up within a minute.

    • @ShenteriaChilds
      @ShenteriaChilds 6 місяців тому +137

      Right! My thoughts exactly it was almost like they ignored it and the voice over guy didn’t mention it either. So extremely weird and horrifying. And the damn detective telling him he respects him and shaking his hand, WTF!

    • @fabiodafonseca3879
      @fabiodafonseca3879 6 місяців тому

      Don't worry, I'm sure the DA used that on the trial to get the jury to see how much of a monster he was, that's why everything is recorded

    • @mayya1025
      @mayya1025 6 місяців тому +37

      Me too.
      I paused the video I just couldn't watch anymore.

  • @INFILTR8US
    @INFILTR8US Рік тому +192

    She had to call the police twice to ask where they were. Bravo. They should hang out with the Uvalde cops and exchange stories of incompetence.

    • @zebnemma
      @zebnemma Рік тому +8

      Yeah I got super annoyed at that part aswell. Like what if he had escaped during that time? Sure he willingly surrendered at first, but he could have had a change of heart just as easily cuz the thought of going to jail can make people become irrational again, what if he had decided he wanted to take more people out before he gets put away and gone around stabbing random people??? Anything could have happened during that time. Dealing with unhinged people you can't predict what's gonna happen. Jesus Christ I would take a serious look at why that police department was so tardy when there is a confirmed killer roaming the area. Surely every minor thing would be dropped immediately and the closest available cop would get there ASAP??? Some of them out on not as urgent police work could have come there ASAP and been at the scene within 5 minutes tops!

    • @uxtalzon
      @uxtalzon Рік тому +3

      Dave Chappelle's gang skit - "police promptly arrived four hours later"

    • @llllll5982
      @llllll5982 Рік тому +1

      The police asked her to put him on the phone, the police literally put her in danger …. After that, what can surprise you more?

    • @3PercentNeanderthal
      @3PercentNeanderthal Рік тому +3

      To paraphrase the Supreme Court ruling on the case Gonzalez vs Castle Rock......"law enforcement officers have no legal or Constitutional duty to protect anyone"

    • @exkelsior1486
      @exkelsior1486 Рік тому

      I've heard the same stories about Harris County Police as well. Texas cops man

  • @zerozerohero7189
    @zerozerohero7189 3 місяці тому +14

    Woman calls 911 saying there's a murderer at my door. Cops take hours to show up. Sounds about right.

  • @CookDeezy773
    @CookDeezy773 9 місяців тому +255

    The way she tried to keep it together when they told her and then she lost it broke my heart I wish I could hug her 😭😭

    • @tylerlormand5644
      @tylerlormand5644 7 місяців тому +2

      nahhh .....she knew bout that shit

    • @jungkookspiercing
      @jungkookspiercing 7 місяців тому

      @@tylerlormand5644you are disgusting

    • @JediWebSurf
      @JediWebSurf 7 місяців тому +10

      @@tylerlormand5644 i mean if the police is asking about your mom and their investigating your brother. you can infer what happened. Especially since she knew that he was messed up. she connected the dots. it was obvious.

  • @tacticalbaydotorg7816
    @tacticalbaydotorg7816 10 місяців тому +933

    Letting people like this continue existing is what's most criminal

    • @juliacreely7583
      @juliacreely7583 9 місяців тому +24

      it seemed he wanted to die though. now he will rot in jail.

    • @sonshinethomas7986
      @sonshinethomas7986 8 місяців тому +4

      Amen

    • @TheRoom2Breathe
      @TheRoom2Breathe 8 місяців тому +3

      True

    • @valeriasindicic6256
      @valeriasindicic6256 8 місяців тому +17

      I think the smart thing would be for a profiler to study this one in hope it can be used to prevent others

    • @HerMajesty1
      @HerMajesty1 7 місяців тому +8

      Yes. A waste of resources

  • @andethidialbubabibub3261
    @andethidialbubabibub3261 Рік тому +740

    We need more early detection of children acting cruel against animals to filter out the Psychos

    • @bbyskittles91
      @bbyskittles91 Рік тому +69

      There were many signs that something was wrong with him. I wonder if they ever had him evaluated because "severe ADHD" is the least of his issues.

    • @mazystarr
      @mazystarr Рік тому +72

      YES. It is ignored like 99% of the time but no one wants to admit their kid is a sicko for hurting animals.

    • @k-master973
      @k-master973 Рік тому +40

      As soon as he paused and said “well…” about losing his virginity I immediately yelled “DON’T FUCK THE CAT!” at my screen

    • @krymyldamacdonald4191
      @krymyldamacdonald4191 Рік тому +5

      I don’t understand. Did he rape the cat ?

    • @shaylatorch
      @shaylatorch Рік тому +13

      Unfortunately, trying to get decent medical care, both physical and mental, is practically impossible. People in the medical field don't care, or take the time to listen to patients or their parents. Takes months to get an appointment & have any issues taken seriously. It's shameful that our physicians & insurance companies just worried about the almighty dollar 💰💰💰💰

  • @tapwater7546
    @tapwater7546 4 місяці тому +36

    The fact that the detectives treated the murderer so kindly pisses me off. Shaking his hand and saying they admire his mind?? Disgusting.

    • @justinbieber8270
      @justinbieber8270 4 місяці тому +9

      They're doing it on purpose so he cooperates with them.

    • @sheilamckie8106
      @sheilamckie8106 4 місяці тому +1

      @@justinbieber8270yes its
      How
      they catch them out

    • @Christina-fk9ke
      @Christina-fk9ke 3 місяці тому +1

      If you watch the full cut of this interrogation, they are planning on driving him around after the interview to find the bike and other evidence he dumped. They still needed his cooperation which is probably why they're still being cordial.

    • @tapwater7546
      @tapwater7546 2 місяці тому

      @justinbieber8270 I guess that makes sense but they treated the sister badly so I thought they were being genuine with the killer

  • @brooketaylor808
    @brooketaylor808 Рік тому +774

    Someone needs to make a video about how amazing the mom was. No one deserves to be known for this.

    • @angryman8779
      @angryman8779 Рік тому +13

      Amazing? The dude was not once examined by a psychiatrist-a clear sign that his mommy could care less.

    • @angryman8779
      @angryman8779 Рік тому +14

      @@MikesDIY she at the very least contributed to his insanity. Where is daddy and why hasn’t this dude been to a therapist?

    • @Xl_Fenrir_lX
      @Xl_Fenrir_lX Рік тому +11

      You should make the video then… if you really cared any bit whatsoever

    • @alondra_missi
      @alondra_missi Рік тому +58

      @@angryman8779 Parents aren't the scapegoats for their child's issues. Personal accountability is a thing, and the blame game needs to stop (some dads skip out for younger women or "go to get the milk" but the kids turned out just fine). People need to look in the mirror and realize choices are deliberate. Influences come from all over (media, internet, and friends having more sway then family now). He said himself that he had mental issues, but that family (or those close to you) usually refuse to acknowledge (or just in blind denial) their own family member is capable of such atrocities (Its a psychological thing: not believing someone's capable of doing such terrible things because it is against your own nature, comprehension, and reasoning). Therapy is also worthless if the one forced into it doesn't want the help (He reveled in his issues (point when he slept with his mothers' corpse)/he enjoyed festering in his dark thoughts and didn't want help) because he already had nothing else to live for.
      There are many other true crimes where people are sick in the head and brutally murder their families and admit that it was a fantasy, spur of the moment, or thoughts finally given birth to action....and the family was innocent.
      Great Examples of Socio/Psycho family murderers: Caroline Young, Amy Bishop, Ronnie O'Neal (very messed up), Tyler Hadley (tragic), Marie Robards (selfish stupidity), Chandler Halderson (one of the worst pathological lazy liars). Check out Boze vs. the World if you want someone to walk you through them, or just do your own research.
      Sorry for the long reply: doubt people have the attention span to read these now. 😅

    • @angryman8779
      @angryman8779 Рік тому +9

      @@alondra_missi growing up with one parent makes you 20 times more likely to end up in prison-this is data and statistics.
      Instead of writing this book (a fiction book, as a matter of fact) you could spend 30 minutes actually researching what data shows about what mommies do to their kids.

  • @BellaFlayme
    @BellaFlayme 9 місяців тому +647

    That one detective needs to quit his day job and find something else to do. He was unempathetic towards the sister and even INVALIDATED her by saying "it's not crazy". YES IT IS. It doesn't matter if her brother confessed to the murder. The fact that her brother did anything in that realm IS CRAZY...and then to the extent that he did it is beyond crazy. And that would be one of my first reactions if I heard anything like that - "this is crazy". They should have given her time and space to process what they just told her. They should have had a gentle female detective in the room as well so that she had some sort of moral support from a motherly figure. The way they handled this was altogether too cold, rushed and invalidating. She's a strong lady and she did great, but they really could have handled it so much better.

    • @kizzashizza
      @kizzashizza 8 місяців тому +82

      He said it's not crazy because if they say it is, it can be used in court be the defence to give the guy a lesser sentence in a hospital rather than maximum in prison. Everything they say will be used in court, even at this early stage, they are maintaining a paper trail to convict the guy

    • @AshLilyNeko
      @AshLilyNeko 7 місяців тому +9

      he probably has. corpus christi constantly has a shortage of cops and the turnover here is crazy high. mostly because alot of the cops here are criminals themselves I expect they either get caught and let go or get bored.

    • @svetlanamoon7026
      @svetlanamoon7026 7 місяців тому +22

      All he was concerned with was getting information to "nail the criminal". They want to "prove" he was competent at the time so he can't get plea of insanity. BUT to go in agro to the point of arguing thr victim's choice of words is crazy to me. Not to mention callous. And probably not productive to fight against what you're being told because because it conflicts with the narrative you want to tell. But hey, I'm not a cop. That poor woman, can't imagine what it's like to grieve two family members, one alive and the other not, while law enforcement is acting that cold.

    • @fluffylittlebear
      @fluffylittlebear 7 місяців тому

      There were some seriously low IQs in that room. The detectives, the killer, even the sister. They all seem kinda dumb.

    • @ashfrog8
      @ashfrog8 7 місяців тому +14

      They can’t say it’s crazy because it gives his defense an advantage to claim insanity.

  • @InkaPley
    @InkaPley 7 місяців тому +136

    Wow. When he first spoke and said "I had always loved my mother....." i got chills. Everything from his tone of voice to the subconscious placement of the emphasis within the words was chilling.

  • @sarahandrewsreynolds823
    @sarahandrewsreynolds823 2 місяці тому +10

    The way they casually dismissed him saying he lost his virginity to a corpse is shocking

  • @suzimonkey345
    @suzimonkey345 Рік тому +180

    Heartbreaking! For a mother, knowing that she was dying & her own son was responsible must have been utterly shattering! I can’t imagine…😢

    • @scoobydooby1555
      @scoobydooby1555 Рік тому +9

      At least the mother was dead when her biological son raped her, otherwise her soul would have became a skinwalker

    • @scoobydooby1555
      @scoobydooby1555 Рік тому

      @ye2083 Yeah lil bit ig talkin bout those skinwalkers lol

    • @shadelings
      @shadelings Рік тому

      @@scoobydooby1555 That don't exist but keep on with the idiotic fantasy. smfh

    • @scoobydooby1555
      @scoobydooby1555 Рік тому

      @@shadelings oh wow really ?😱

    • @shadelings
      @shadelings Рік тому

      @@scoobydooby1555 For reals! 🧐

  • @amandaremster5080
    @amandaremster5080 Рік тому +270

    "I admire your mind. Thank you brother man." That was deeply disturbing.

    • @AllthingsTTaylor
      @AllthingsTTaylor Рік тому +53

      I couldn’t agree more. He shook hands with the devil.

    • @lolmfs
      @lolmfs 11 місяців тому +18

      That's how detectives work 💀

    • @libidooverdrive
      @libidooverdrive 9 місяців тому +34

      Nah. I get it. They never meet sick murderers this forthcoming. He admires that aspect of his mind. Believe me, he knows how sick this dude is.

    • @katella
      @katella 9 місяців тому

      Maybe they also have a desire to hurt women.

    • @kathymarie3723
      @kathymarie3723 9 місяців тому +6

      Yeah WTF was that.

  • @kellierae7602
    @kellierae7602 7 місяців тому +89

    ALSO THE 911 OPERATOR SHOULD LOOSE HER JOB SHE PUT THE CALLLER IN DANGER

    • @ville666sora
      @ville666sora 4 місяці тому +1

      They had already put themselves in danger. They had already opened the door and were having a conversation with him lol. It's not like the operator asked them to open the already open door.

    • @denisecluiss8098
      @denisecluiss8098 3 місяці тому +2

      Well, I live in Corpus and work in Robstown. This is a daily occurrence down here. So many murders. The police are overworked but a lot of them are also involved in crime related activities. This is a dangerous place to live. I don't have the money to leave. I would if I could.

    • @lylecaine4833
      @lylecaine4833 2 місяці тому

      @@denisecluiss8098 Wow, that's intense. ...and troubling.

    • @john091077
      @john091077 2 місяці тому +1

      lose*

  • @Klarpimier
    @Klarpimier 5 місяців тому +23

    “Oh and I lost my virginity to a corpse…. So anyway-“
    WAIT HOLD ON WE AIN’T GONNA MOVE PAST THAT LIKE YOU DIDN’T JUST SAY WHAT YOU SAID

    • @TheChzoronzon
      @TheChzoronzon 4 місяці тому +1

      The bald cop in the left took like 3 seconds to process that and jolt...

    • @HottChoc619
      @HottChoc619 3 місяці тому

      I hate that this comment made me laugh but I needed to. This case is so gross

  • @BellissimaFaith
    @BellissimaFaith Рік тому +326

    I seen his interrogation always wondered about the sister. He is so sick. Can’t believe he was able to even hide his true nature for that long.

    • @djangodakoti5242
      @djangodakoti5242 Рік тому +20

      it's hard to believe with family members- even if you see signs. you don't want to believe it, because you couldn't possibly fathom doing anything like it is so out of the realm of possibility.

    • @jake12466
      @jake12466 Рік тому +6

      @BellissimaFaith "I seen"??

    • @shimmershine6902
      @shimmershine6902 Рік тому

      @@jake12466 A guy raped and murdered his mom and you’re worried about regional variations in grammar? Really?

    • @Dave-jm3zf
      @Dave-jm3zf Рік тому +2

      @@shanecrump7932 Well the sister did say that "he probably did it in the worst way".

    • @BellissimaFaith
      @BellissimaFaith Рік тому

      @@jake12466 oh gosh not the grammar police. It’s a UA-cam comment 😂

  • @russ1542
    @russ1542 Рік тому +288

    This is so chilling. If you were to write a character like him, nobody would find it believable. Though, here he is. He sits, saying unspeakable things, like he was popping to the shop to get some milk.

    • @Metal_Horror
      @Metal_Horror Рік тому +26

      Truth is stranger than fiction.

    • @wawabbit
      @wawabbit Рік тому

      The Shining was on last night.

    • @SapienSafari
      @SapienSafari Рік тому +1

      No this is very believable.

    • @davidhammond8781
      @davidhammond8781 Рік тому +5

      A true Norman bates in the flesh. Mind blowing when u realize the amount of people you've encountered that display similar traits that u just brushed off

    • @zanelemofikoe4800
      @zanelemofikoe4800 Рік тому

      You so right it’s almost like if you right about such it makes you just as sick!!! “Get some milk” he really is sick how he described this

  • @matchahorchata5404
    @matchahorchata5404 Рік тому +200

    The fact that he is so open to talking about everything is actually very good for collecting data on these types of cases.

    • @cazkiwinz4300
      @cazkiwinz4300 Рік тому +7

      Yep, getting him to admit to writing the notes, at least the day before, with plans and timing from how long he’s had the thoughts, etc… goes to premeditation and to try to take (temporary) insanity at the time off the table

    • @ginnygin7141
      @ginnygin7141 Рік тому +6

      Yeah except idk that people like this are really trustworthy narrators and generally just use others to relive their crimes and get off from the retelling and the shock it evokes in others. I also question the usefullness of learning about the why in this level of case. Maybe more scientific biological studies could be productive. No socially healthy fuctioning human will ever get a satisfactory/satisfying answer to the "why" of such things.

    • @harate
      @harate Рік тому

      @@cazkiwinz4300 They meant from a criminal psychology perspective. Also pre-meditation doesn't preclude an insanity defense. Which was why he ended up in the psychiatric unit after conviction.
      Turns out even if court appointed medical gets it wrong, once he was properly evaluated, sticking his hands into his moms brain before having intercourse with the body was indeed psychotic behavior. Go figure.

    • @mariemccann5895
      @mariemccann5895 Рік тому +2

      Are you trying to sound clever? It failed.

    • @Mehoyboi
      @Mehoyboi Рік тому +1

      yeah thank god that it happend so we can learn more. making light of a case like this is f---ing ridiculous.

  • @zjjir
    @zjjir 5 місяців тому +12

    he's just so straightforward about it. so calm. it's scary because that's the type who you wouldn't expect it of. if he had no friends and no one he revealed his secret strange desires to, then no one could have expected him to do this or anything like it. and i feel really bad for the cat.

    • @derek_3054
      @derek_3054 5 місяців тому

      Very matter of fact a psychopath who probably has autism as well

  • @cornchips3285
    @cornchips3285 5 місяців тому +508

    “I lost my virginity to a corpse” this sentence really got me. It’s already terrifying and disturbing on the surface, but knowing the context is even worse. Knowing he murdered his own mother, then raped her dead body is sickening, as well as the way he said it like he was bragging is all just nauseating.

    • @janaewilliams6585
      @janaewilliams6585 5 місяців тому +42

      The "Oh and yeah" before he said that is what got me. So causal. So unexpected.

    • @ethanrandall3005
      @ethanrandall3005 5 місяців тому +8

      He wanted to feel something. It's a crazy thing he did but if you're ever *actually* depressed, you'll understand why he did it. Not necessarily the acts he did, but why someone would do things that seem so illogical and extreme.
      I hope you never reach that point in your life though. It's the worst condition to have. It's better to be sad than to be nothing.

    • @misfitm1457
      @misfitm1457 5 місяців тому +85

      @@ethanrandall3005 no, being depressed will never ever make me or most understand why he did it an trust me, depression is far from the worst conditon to have

    • @bixx420
      @bixx420 5 місяців тому

      @@ethanrandall3005dude, what the fuck are you even saying. I've been severely suicidal, attempted a few times. Not ONCE would I ever try to "understand" why someone would murder and rape their mother. That has nothing to do with depression, there is no understanding this, there is not a person on this earth that would try and justify that using fucking depression as an excuse. What an actually absurd and wild fucking comment, you should do some soul searching my dude.

    • @jefolson6989
      @jefolson6989 5 місяців тому +6

      But who DIDNT lose it to a corpse? I mean whats the big deal? Not like it's a crime and nobody gets hurt anyway. What's that? Oh .....
      I better shut up now! Lol

  • @trevorrogers95
    @trevorrogers95 Рік тому +207

    Wow. I know about this case, but this is the first time I learned of her military service. What an incredible woman this lady was. Served in Saudi Arabia during the Gulf War and then went on to be a hospice nurse. What a lady. R.I.P.

  • @aymani1
    @aymani1 Рік тому +346

    this is by far one of the most disturbing cases i’ve ever learned about! HE IS DEFINITELY A DANGER TO SOCIETY! how could you do those things to your mom? how could you want to do horrible things to your sister? hearing him say she did nothing to deserve what he did to her and how she was a good mom made me so angry yet so sad at the same time. may you rest in peace🫶🏻

    • @ivanodosreis4921
      @ivanodosreis4921 Рік тому +3

      This and the Zachary Davis case are both on my top 10 list of most disturbing cases.

    • @ItsSpecialHands
      @ItsSpecialHands Рік тому +11

      The scariest thing about all of it is that he's almost certainly not unique, there's almost certainly many like him among us who are ticking time bombs.

    • @Patienthost
      @Patienthost Рік тому +3

      Al Mutahan McLean case. Is probably even worse.

    • @judywright4241
      @judywright4241 Рік тому +3

      Plus saying here, ‘she was the best mom’ but to the neighbor, complaining no one was ever nice to him.🤷‍♀️Them saying that they admire his honesty……🤢

    • @dddddd211
      @dddddd211 Рік тому +1

      I think his mom was too nice to him... You can't cuddle your kids until they kill you. Parents please be hard on your children so they can be well behaved and have discipline. There is no shame having your kid in a mental asylum if necessary.

  • @Linda-qt8qk
    @Linda-qt8qk 2 місяці тому +3

    Thank you Kimberly for your service.

  • @daniellekernan2052
    @daniellekernan2052 9 місяців тому +1483

    These police officers offered more kindness to the killer than his sister.

    • @MonsterNinjaz
      @MonsterNinjaz 9 місяців тому +95

      Thats their job to keep him talking goober 😊

    • @meowmachine9147
      @meowmachine9147 8 місяців тому +286

      ​@@MonsterNinjazThey were needlessly unkind to the sister though

    • @AshLilyNeko
      @AshLilyNeko 7 місяців тому +74

      @@MonsterNinjaz how does that mean they have to be mean to a witness/victim?

    • @merlinho0t
      @merlinho0t 7 місяців тому +125

      Yeah, just their snide side comments when she is trying to process all the horrible information bombarding her rubbed me the wrong way. Like they told her he planned on killing her and she’s like “Holy fuck..” and they respond with “Whatever” like they are annoyed.

    • @diemore
      @diemore 7 місяців тому +5

      Grateful you aren't in law!

  • @carrowcobb-cu2yh
    @carrowcobb-cu2yh 7 місяців тому +5494

    "Open the door, give the killer your phone" might be the worst instructions ever given by a 911 operator.

    • @JimmyJamesJimbo
      @JimmyJamesJimbo 6 місяців тому +133

      Lol right?!

    • @SnowWhite-ub3gj
      @SnowWhite-ub3gj 5 місяців тому +28

      I don’t get it!?

    • @carrowcobb-cu2yh
      @carrowcobb-cu2yh 5 місяців тому +139

      @@SnowWhite-ub3gj the 911 operator asked to talk to the killer

    • @Precious4uBaby
      @Precious4uBaby 5 місяців тому +234

      The operator should get jail time

    • @OhBooD
      @OhBooD 5 місяців тому +42

      Well done Sherlock. The dude was already in the house, as the woman offered him a drink.

  • @softcore2000
    @softcore2000 11 місяців тому +79

    the way he said "No, I never GOT to do that" in reference to using the knife is so sick, like he's upset he didn't get the chance because she died too quickly

  • @abdulahs.alasiri1024
    @abdulahs.alasiri1024 3 місяці тому +2

    Thank you Kimberly from Saudi Arabia. I wish you peace and your family patience and courage.

  • @tiffanie7139
    @tiffanie7139 Рік тому +213

    What’s scary to think about is how many more people like him are out here just walking around out in public every day. Walking that tight rope of trying to keep control while wanting and waiting to do the same thing or something similar. Ugh! He reminds me of Edmund Kemper. I’m so relieved he turned himself in because he would have definitely turned into a serial killer.

    • @US2A
      @US2A Рік тому +4

      This is pretty brutal

    • @cremepuffle
      @cremepuffle Рік тому

      This is why i stay far away from men. We all know theyre the ones who commit most of these crimes. Do ourselves a favor a stay away from them.

    • @Suppanh
      @Suppanh Рік тому +6

      Very disturbing but it’s the reality, more people need help out there but never gets picked up before it’s too late.
      Humans are strange specie, like it’s obviously his fault but we get delt different cards and some are just born whiteout all the fuses intact.

    • @SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
      @SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat Рік тому +1

      He reminded me tv show Dexter... when someone with no empathy had to learn how to behave...when such people have nobody to teach them how to live -they will always end up killers. It's like for us to kill a fly, we don't feel bad, well maybe tiny bit, this is the same for them. They understand that logically it's bad thing, but....bad only for those who care and they just dont care.

    • @tiffanie7139
      @tiffanie7139 Рік тому +1

      @@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat exactly. They don’t know why it’s a bad thing, they just know it’s a bad thing because the other humans say so. People like that are terrifying.

  • @robgau2501
    @robgau2501 Рік тому +156

    Poor girl. Dude's a total freak. Thank the gods he didn't get to the sister.

    • @TheL1arL1ar
      @TheL1arL1ar Рік тому +2

      @@crishuezif it does eventually happen…he will obviously make a registered list….and some people would make a field day with him….

    • @ImaisFace
      @ImaisFace Рік тому

      @@crishuezno one will EVER grant it though

    • @smdsnowflakes5107
      @smdsnowflakes5107 7 місяців тому

      Too bad 🙄

    • @tomthx5804
      @tomthx5804 5 місяців тому

      You are a sick puppy if you say "thank the gods"

  • @ShunsukeK1
    @ShunsukeK1 7 місяців тому +554

    " Life bores me " > * spends rest of his life between 4 walls *

    • @wuzittooya
      @wuzittooya 5 місяців тому +16

      Best punishment? Idk…I just feel bad for the girl who lost her mom

    • @thehomelesshebrews
      @thehomelesshebrews 4 місяці тому +14

      Well the inmates are going to fun with him.

    • @camdenhunt7565
      @camdenhunt7565 4 місяці тому

      He'll have a very interesting life behind bars now.

    • @TeeRizzle
      @TeeRizzle 3 місяці тому

      Where else do you go if life bores you?

    • @BillsNz
      @BillsNz 3 місяці тому +4

      *Then spends eternity in hell

  • @druelia9485
    @druelia9485 2 місяці тому +3

    Poor Desiree. I hope she has the support and professional help she needs to get past this. My heart goes out to her. 😢

  • @foxglovepearls
    @foxglovepearls Рік тому +360

    The fact he’ll be eligible for parole in 2044 is way beyond my comprehension 🤬
    (Note: some articles have noted parole while others have noted life without. Frickin’ media 😖)

    • @Mechaneer
      @Mechaneer Рік тому +11

      You can be eligible for parole on a life sentence?

    • @macalvand
      @macalvand Рік тому +7

      @@Mechaneer Yeah

    • @APimpNamedSlickBak
      @APimpNamedSlickBak Рік тому +6

      he will be out before Hyde

    • @evilannie8884
      @evilannie8884 Рік тому +22

      Someone should be at the gate pretending to be his uber and just do to him what he did to his mom only in reverse

    • @toyamwarr
      @toyamwarr Рік тому +14

      He strikes me as the type who would deny his own parole because he likes prison better than the outside world.

  • @joshzzygaming
    @joshzzygaming Рік тому +549

    It's funny how murderers get so "deep" when they kill someone. "She may yet live" ohhhhh brother. No one talks like that you dork.

    • @grahamkight9111
      @grahamkight9111 Рік тому +100

      Fr they think they like Shakespeare or something

    • @joshzzygaming
      @joshzzygaming Рік тому +54

      @@grahamkight9111 right?! Like they've just become some great philosopher or something

    • @drmadets
      @drmadets Рік тому +75

      @@joshzzygamingwondering if it’s maybe an ego thing for them ?

    • @WYIN98
      @WYIN98 Рік тому +79

      All weirdos speak like they are in some kind of play

    • @hailey9117
      @hailey9117 Рік тому +42

      For real. He talks about how he’s interested in “meticulous” murders. 🙄 Guy thinks he’s some Hannibal Lector genius, meanwhile he even admits his murder was sloppy and full of “blunders”.

  • @juanitasantos4935
    @juanitasantos4935 8 місяців тому +74

    This makes me nervous with my mom and brother. I had to leave because he is a psycho. I tried to bring her with me but she wanted to stay because “he needs help”. He is a 39 year old man who needs mental help. Not mommys help.

  • @EmJones-gu6fv
    @EmJones-gu6fv 2 місяці тому +9

    Why do these socially awkward weirdos always talk the same way? Anytime I hear someone that comports themselves like that it sets off my creep meter.

    • @gokublack9080
      @gokublack9080 2 місяці тому +1

      Cry about it

    • @DragonMaster41111
      @DragonMaster41111 15 днів тому

      He has autism and nobody took the time to teach him how to socialize.

  • @Littlewings1211
    @Littlewings1211 Рік тому +567

    The complete lack of reaction from the detectives when he said, "I lost my virginity to a corpse," is actually seriously impressive. Obviously we can't see their facial expressions but to keep it together so completely that you can counteract that instinctual reaction to say "what?" and make sure you did actually hear him say something so unbelievable takes a lot of control. I wonder if they knew of the sexual assault beforehand? It would still be shocking to hear him admit it but for that to come completely out of the blue (side note - how eager was he to tell them all these details? Some killers take hours to confess to even the most minor lie in their story, let alone give an actual confession, here we're not even 5 minutes in and he's telling them - without the subject even being raised - that he raped his mother's corpse and that was his first time (small mercy for those who want to find it, at least it didn't last long)) and they have no reaction but "ok" would be something really impressive.

    • @didi7363
      @didi7363 Рік тому +25

      They obviously knew beforehand.

    • @juliee.7072
      @juliee.7072 Рік тому +51

      He actually lost it to the cat

    • @judgejudyslover
      @judgejudyslover Рік тому +19

      Having worked with children who can tell you some shit at times. You just have to stay calm and not really react physically to what they tell you

    • @bridgetgress
      @bridgetgress Рік тому +40

      @@juliee.7072the corpse of the cat, to be specific

    • @Littlewings1211
      @Littlewings1211 Рік тому +58

      @@juliee.7072 yeah I did notice that. He pulled it back very quickly though, in his defence it's not every day you hear someone admit to raping their mother's corpse, killing and raping a cat, explaining that a body's just a piece of meat at the end of the day, animal or human, and then topping it with the cherry "I prefer my women dead" all in the space of about 15 minutes. A bow of the head as the only reaction to all that is a massive achievement in my eyes. I'm fairly calm in extreme situations but I don't know if I would have been able to bite my tongue after all that. It's...a lot. 🤣

  • @xlnuniex
    @xlnuniex Рік тому +316

    That note he wrote and listening to him talk are extremely infuriating. It’s like he’s proud of what he did. I hope the parole board takes all this into account and never let this POS out. He deserves nothing but pain

    • @mybigfatfrog7975
      @mybigfatfrog7975 Рік тому +21

      he cant feel either love or pain. his brain does not work that way, I doubt he felt a thing while killing his mother. He just did it so he could move over to his next tasks. Psychopaths' don't feel

    • @appalachiabrauchfrau
      @appalachiabrauchfrau Рік тому +18

      he just seems like he's on the autism spectrum to me, I didn't get anything like pride from the way he spoke, just ASD mannerisms.

    • @xlnuniex
      @xlnuniex Рік тому +6

      I meant physical pain

    • @haze6359
      @haze6359 Рік тому

      @@appalachiabrauchfrau why are you comparing people with autism to this disgusting guy

    • @liaa4172
      @liaa4172 Рік тому

      The note shows this guy is extremely low IQ or has regressed mental development for his age

  • @kate_d1985
    @kate_d1985 9 місяців тому +1093

    18?
    The guy looks 47, with a mortgage and a divorce behind him already.

    • @Leilani_01
      @Leilani_01 7 місяців тому +16

      😂😂😂

    • @stoiccrane4259
      @stoiccrane4259 6 місяців тому +54

      Wicked people age faster. The spirit of God doesn't grace them in aging.

    • @dee3174
      @dee3174 6 місяців тому +10

      C'mon man 😂😂😂

    • @Chiyembekezo
      @Chiyembekezo 6 місяців тому +31

      Behind on his mortgage too. 🤦🏾‍♀️

    • @NGRKVQ34IOJ4Q3KIDFKJLIQ
      @NGRKVQ34IOJ4Q3KIDFKJLIQ 6 місяців тому +1

      @@Chiyembekezo EMERGENCY

  • @nightmrj
    @nightmrj 4 місяці тому +12

    the only normal person here is the sister lol

  • @FinkDaMushyCat
    @FinkDaMushyCat Рік тому +372

    I've listened to a lot of murder cases, yet this one always makes me sick to my stomach. He does not deserve to be treated with humanity, not for what he did. Killing your parent is awful, but defiling her corpse as he did? May he forever suffer.

    • @kristennelson2480
      @kristennelson2480 Рік тому +21

      They only treated him like that to get his confession but totally agree he needs to rot in a straight jack in a padded room and without meds to make him feel better or sleep…just let him throw himself against 4 walls the rest of his life and only feed him cat food 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @nayb2133
      @nayb2133 Рік тому +21

      Why the heck would EWU put the sisters face like that as their cover photo?? That is so disrespectful. She committed no crime why should you promote her and not her evil brother. Has she not suffered enough??

    • @maxthompson6014
      @maxthompson6014 Рік тому

      dont go to school, even the gutter is wated on you. are you even here ....ai???????

    • @maxthompson6014
      @maxthompson6014 Рік тому

      dunce

    • @maxthompson6014
      @maxthompson6014 Рік тому

      because ewu has a job....get a job
      @@nayb2133

  • @stoicwolf7376
    @stoicwolf7376 Рік тому +55

    Desirae is so strong. After being hit with such horrible news, she gets it together and tells them what they want to know.

  • @kriskrissss
    @kriskrissss Рік тому +82

    Kimberly was a badass marine trailblazer and I hope people remember her as that, instead of what she went through at the end. 😢 And he admits she was an amazing Mom. I wish i had a mom like her 😢😢 Rest in Peace😢😢

  • @Rue747
    @Rue747 4 місяці тому +27

    Absolutely foul investigators.

  • @vixiestarfire
    @vixiestarfire Рік тому +179

    This was a tough video to get through. The sister’s interview was very hard to watch for me, I couldn’t stop crying for her. All the disgusting details about what happened was hard to hear too. I hope she’s getting by alright

    • @adamturner3797
      @adamturner3797 Рік тому

      It wasn't hard for me but that's just me.

    • @gawddayum1565
      @gawddayum1565 Рік тому

      @@adamturner3797oh ok.

    • @beautybyashhhx
      @beautybyashhhx Рік тому

      @@adamturner3797I mean I didn’t cry but it’s unfortunate she had to go through this

    • @adamturner3797
      @adamturner3797 Рік тому

      @@beautybyashhhx yes I agree