Chilling Body Language of the Night Stalker
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This is my nonverbal and body language analysis of Richard Ramirez, also known as the Night Stalker.
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Wow, I never knew about the two elderly women intercepting* him, shout out to those fearless grannies!! ✊
The abuela's didn't chase him just pointed him out loud and proud but a literal mob did chase him down and attack him to the point that when the police arrived he said, "thank God "
Did he really say ‘thank god’? I thought he was a satantist.
@@sprinkles8288he was raised in a very strict Catholic household. He believed in God, he just worshipped Satan.
@@sprinkles8288I think “thank god” kinda just becomes a turn of phrase to most ppl. Almost like saying it out of habit. I mean, if there was to be a god, I doubt they would intervene to save his ass.
I heard it from The Behavior Panel (I think that’s where) but havent looked into it, but supposedly he didn’t actually follow Satanism at all. He used it originally to throw off police officers, and then whenever it became a point of fear and what media focused on, he started to use it to his “advantage” and likely got enjoyment out of the response.
I just wanted to say I'm so grateful for the cc/subtitles. I need them and I know so many people need them as well for so many different reasons. The auto generated cc is often very wrong and useless. And I've seen so many UA-camrs make videos on the UA-cam cc on their own videos and laughing about how wrong it is and still not putting their own cc to fix that problem. I understand it's extra work an complicated and I truly appreciate the effort.
I noticed the CC when the video came out too! The formatting is way better than the autogenerated ones too.
I lowkey wish there was a job market to fix subtitles for UA-camrs bc I would love to do transcription and help fix subtitles 🥲
Deaf person, very very grateful for them as well!
Is one of those reasons because Richard had a heavy case of El Paso Mush-mouth? 😂😂😂
Nice to see more people speak up about needing accurate subtitles and more media with proper subs added so we can understand better!
Weird fact..a "family friend" of my family used to write back and forth with Richard in prison. That family friend went on to murder my cousin who was his supposed best friend. 😔
Omg. So sorry you were so close to that. Worshipping SK’s is definitely a red flag. Studying them and learning about them is different. So scary.
We had a kid in theater class graduate and then kill his dad. And I remember some girls didn’t wanna believe he did it and were writing him in prison and kinda dating him through these letters, and I thought Omg how in the freaking world are you okay with this? 🫣
Wildly effected by manipulation...pure evil and that family friend was innocent in some way
@RedHotMessResell They like "bad boys" (not the usual bad boys obviously, more like demonic boys 😭) In all seriousness that's fucked.
Oh man. I'm so sorry.
I find it ironic that he says that Satanism is self responsiblity for one's actions. But refuses to take responsibility for his actions. It's always look at what the other person is doing, instead of looking at what I am doing. Or facing what he has done, cowardly through and through
Satanism itself isn't evil. I hate that he's basically made himself the face of satanism while misrepresenting it.
These kinds always use some dogma or religion as an excuse for what they've done 😤
@@letmeowt👏🎯. Also your profile pic is the best 🤣 that is one of my favorite shows ever
@@letmeowt it’s how good people who are Catholics/ Christians feel too. And i guess anyone who’s had their religion claimed by awful despicable people.
He's just spouting highbrow sounding mumbo-jumbo (that he probably doesn't fully understand himself) as a manipulation technique. In that way he's a bit like Manson, but way more erratic.
psychopaths have emotions. just not empathy. i wish that people wouldn’t confuse the two.
The full story about this is so sad, especially with how many times the justice system almost had him, and especially because his SA crimes were against women and children of ALL ages.
Ramirez’s last kill was across the street from us! That summer FBI was EVERYWHERE! We didn’t know why at the time. I walked my dog twice daily and men in unmarked cars followed us. Ramirez tried taking my sister. My dad came running out of the garage with a hammer! In less than an hour FBI were at our dining room table. It was surreal. Don’t feel sorry for this monster. I’m pretty sure he was going to be a murdered no matter what! He took joy in gouging out eyes! He loved his! He did that to our elderly neighbor! After slaughtering her husband next to her! Never forget. I lived it. I was there.
So glad you a here to remind us there were some survivors I'm holding up one finger his memory 😂
I lived in LA throughout Richard's assaults & killings too. So many folks were out of their minds with fear. My neighborhood didn't suffer an attack, so it was simply the fear of the unknown (or possibility) that terrorized.
You have my condolences for surviving being on the front line & for those you lost
that is hella rough, I am so sorry you had to experience that, and that anyone had to at all :( ❤
Wow. I hate you had to experience such evil. Glad your sister wasn't taken.
Bloody hell! I hope watching this hasn’t retraumatized you. I think even those of us who knew nothing about him need a debrief after watching this, he’s just so disturbing.
I love how street justice caught this guy
Me too ❤
Those were some brave mofos
Bought
And the police say "Let the police do the work and the public should stay out of it", clearly the public did a better job than the police!
@kylaia3155 So true.
Honestly, the police didn't really try 100% to catch the guy. They low-key let him get away with stuff for awhile. Imagine if he didn't have such bad brain damage and drug problems. He probably would have killed in California and then hit another state or somewhere else. Society needs to work together more.
I dunno if I've commented this before but I just wanna say thank you so much for doing your own subtitles. Im losing my hearing so its very frustrating having bad subtitles on other videos I watch and not being able to stay immersed in the video.
Me too. I've lost some hearing. Its challenging.
I took a writing course on skillshare for writing believable characters and I talked with the instructor about writing villains. One of the things she said was that evil people don't believe they are evil. I feel that by saying he was evil gave him some sort of identity. Someone described him as evil or told him he was evil and it gave him an adjective to go off of. But by saying that everyone is evil is also very telling. He truly believed in his heart there was no real right and wrong or good and evil. He got a high of the emotions of killing people. It gave him some sort of self importance. Possibly more so than the drugs. It was creepy to watch his expressions. His complete contempt for life and the world around him. He was a broken individual whose life choices took him down a very dark path. Very disturbing to watch him.
Hey how was skillshare? Did it help you? Did you learn a lot? Thinking about trying it for scriptwriting and animation
@@MermaidMakes I highly recond skillshare for writing. I took a couple of photography course and thought they were OK. I mostly took the writing and wrote my first book. Entirely for fun I don't know that I would ever publish it. I'm also currently working on a sequel with notes for a third. My 15 yr old daughter took a couple of animation classes but hasn't done anything with them yet. Mostly because we don't have the software yet. BTW I love your name. Mermaids rock. 😉 🧜♀️
Perfect upload timing from my end. I just finished watching a clip on Boze’s channel from a show interviewing women in the 80s who proudly had hybristophilia and were infatuated with Jeffrey dahmer and Richard Ramirez. The youngest was laughing happily about Ramirez SAing and killing someone. People who admire these monsters are pure evil just like the killers imo. Sickos
Have you watched Netflix ‘Night Stalker’? Awesome homage to the investigators who chased Ramirez!
Yes your brain is serving you well🎉
The cat fight though 🤣🤦🏼♀️
Yesssss! I was just watching that too. 😂
Apparently he stunk and never washed just to top it all off. Also he was a complete dummy
Hard to believe it has been nearly 40 years, yet his wickedness is still echoing through society.
What do you mean by that.
They were able to ID him, not only in the ways you mentioned, but with his shoes. He left shoe prints consistently at each murder.
They couldn't actually pin that on him though, since he got rid of those Avias right after Diane Feinstein made that public announcement that they were a major part of the investigation. They were really only able to surmise it was him because of the 11.5 shoe size. If she wouldn't have done that, I think they would have caught him wearing them when he was captured. It's hard to believe Feinstein made such a stupid mistake since they had so little to go on in this case.
They never found the Avia 440 aerobic tennis shoes on Richard's feet.
@@marchionessamoretto7326 because he threw them away as soon a the Media revealed that the Serial Killer wore Black Avia shoes pretty obvious right?
Its so disturbing to see how many people this man alone affected by his terror. My heart goes out to you all, I hope you're all ok today ❤
Still to this day they struggle🥺
And then look at powerful figures throughout who influence/ are responsible for thousands and millions of deaths
The fact that Richard Ramirez got chased through the back yards of neighborhoods and essentially jumped by everyday people always makes me laugh. They beat the brakes off of him until the cops came.
I’ve heard his story numerous times before. He’s one that always sticks with me as absolutely terrifying due to the fact he would hit sometimes more than one home in a night and on opposite ends of town! You really never knew if you were next! Such a disturbing case. RIP to all his victims
I don't see how my ex best friend could love someone who idolizes the night stalker. Smh
I pray for her safety & everyone else's, that it's hopefully just some product of an edgy phase... Hoping that ur old friends new boo's undealt with trauma is addressed sooner rather than later!
@@marysupernova7780 theyre pushing 30 it's a long phase if I ever seen one. Not to mention they're also into cocaine and killed our friendship because of him and money. 🤷♀️
Not me thinking "Man, I'd kill for his cheek bones 😩"
That beautiful facial structure wasted on the absolute scum of the Earth. SMDH.
Okay!
I just want to say thanks to you. Your content as help me a lot to socialise, interact with people as well as recognizing deceitful behaviour. Wish you all the best with your career
'Trust your gut' is also good advise with people. I been in a few really toxic friendships and realised in hindsight that my gut often knew in advance but my thinking brain overrode that feeling.
Possible * deceitful behavior remember that. Ppl with anxiety also have shifty eyes and closed body language
@@yogadork_namasteand neurodivergent people too, whose body language often doesn't align with whats considered 'normal' doesn't make them deceitful
Yes, the Night Stalker had a terrible upbringing and was treated terribly as a kid. He won't talk about it because it is painful. I don't feel sympathy or empathy for him as he chose to take that empty feeling inside and take it out on other people. The rest of us do not do that and that is why I can't feel any empathy. He is justifying it to himself and that's fine, but it still doesn't excuse what he did. I don't think he was born a bad person, he was made and chose not to take the right turn. I don't believe that he is even a real Satanist, I think he did it to be outwardly offensive on purpose. I think he is a complex character, however, due to his actions, he deserves to sit in prison for the rest of his life. To me his actions are emotionally immature.
i agree with some of the general beliefs he has. war will kill more people than any one man ever could but the government will never pay for those crimes. and i do see how any individual has the potential to be “evil” given the right circumstances. however, that’s doesn’t give him the right to contribute to the problem.
I remember when I was about 5 & my family being from the bay area, the news was just filled with warnings of "lock your doors and windows" & hearing warnings about "the night stalker" ..I think there was even an episode of Punky Brewster that dealt with her worrying about it ( I was really young but I swear I remember that)
I think being a kid & wondering about things like this is why I've been somewhat interested in this stuff as an adult.
This is a really interesting analysis. Im glad that when he was recognized, they wouldn't let him get away .
I can’t express how much respect I have for you. As much as anyone else, and maybe even more so (as a survivor of a s***al sadist) I am just as fascinated by people such as the Night Stalker… however I am never able to watch documentaries because they are so graphic with painting pictures of assault and torture, and trigger words are used every other sentence. I don’t have to worry about that here. Thank you so much for what you do! Very interesting and informative.
I love watching your videos so much, thank you for uploading!!
I'm loving the captions!! They are a great addition to your videos!!
Rlly missed these intense true crime cases!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and thoughts!
Thanks for having subtitles! 💜
Logan I’ve been watching you since the start of Covid and I just want to compliment your growth and video skills. It’s been awesome seeing all the little improvements since then! The subtitles are a godsend for me especially. Keep up the good work, I can’t wait to see where your channel goes!!
A young mind, warped beyond comprehension by a disturbed war veteran.
That's who Richard was.
NEW INTRO OH SH!TT
Nice new intro and editing. And nice touch with the subs👏
I love that you put subtitles, honestly
Oh wow Love the new intro, I like the changes and still feel the original 😊❤
This is completely tangential, but your shirt colors are amazing and fit in well with the fall season that I'm in, and the black background brings great contrast to the orange in the shirt color. I love the set up of your desk, etc. Good delivery of content.
It's the best description of Ramirez mind, thank you Logan
The interviewer is asking ridiculous questions and statements- and being antagonistic - so no wonder he’s pursing his lips.
They both had their scripts. The interviewer's was probably submitted for approval to prison authorities in advance. So the interviewer was frustrated as well. Although I can't imagine why he thought Richard would 'play nicely', and answer his questions without being difficult.
That interviewer is Mike Watkiss and he's talked about how he regrets that interview. He had also just talked to one of the surviving victims, so he was genuinely very angry and just couldn't control it when face to face with Ramirez.
@@sarcasmxkate Thanks for this, it makes a difference trying to understand what's happening.
Yeah the interviewer's a monster. Fancy being antagonistic to such a nice guy!! It makes no sense!😖
Thank you for the subtitles… as usual, such a great video!
I haven’t had your videos suggested in my algorithm for a while! I couldn’t think of the channel name and all I could in my head is you calling us idiots 😆
I wonder if you're going to do an analysis on Josh in Swoops last Colleen video 👀👀
I really really enjoyed this video so much 😀😀… VERY INTERESTING…. Please keep these coming Logan. Enjoyable
Another banger of a video! The deep dives into these kinds of cases behaviorally is super cool and ive loved every one since subscribing. Cant wait to see the next one!
I love the editing and the subtitles
Appreciate the subtitles!!
Got up to watch another video!!❤
This was fascinating... thank you!
So fascinating...you never make a bad video! ❤
Hey thank you so much for subtitles!
I am adhd and really appreciate the captions in the video. The UA-cam ones are too distracting. Thanks for making your videos accessible.
giving him voice is quite a big crime as well. These guys should not get to speak their mind and philosophy after conviction. that is reserved for civilized people.
Not listening to them is equally dangerous. How can we understand what happens in a serial killer's mind if we don't wanna hear it? How can we hope to pinpoint WHAT goes sideways in them, and find a way to realign them, if we just ignore them?
Your point kind of illustrate the points Ramirez was making, ironically.
Oooh this is gonna be good! 😁🖤
Great analysis as usual! Ramirez is interesting, he loved quoting highbrow philosophy and stuff like that to sound mysterious and to sound smarter than he really was. I guess he was a bit like Manson in that regard. He definitely loved the sound of his own voice and the attention.
Ramirez had an IQ of 152. Not trying to negate what you're saying, only that indeed, he was quite intelligent. He was also arrogant which you can certainly see, and the interviewer admits he did this interview all wrong because he was feeling angry after just coming from speaking with one of the survivors, a man Ramirez shot in the head three times, right before he interviewed Ramirez. In fact, Watkiss, the interviewer, has said it's the worst interview he ever did because he went into it with the wrong mindset and Ramirez could sense the anger coming off of him, so he closed off and wouldn't give Watkiss what he wanted.
@@AfterGlow-ch8gt his IQ was never tested or intensely studied, so not sure where you got 152 (cause his IQ has always been subjext to speculation). Personally I don't believe he was all that bright, just a good manipulator.
I have studied Ramirez quite a bit and I have read from several different sources over the years that his IQ was that level. School records possibly? He was a good student until he did the crash and burn after witnessing Miguel murder his wife. I have also read that his wife Doreen's IQ was 154. I can't cite you a source off the top of my head though, I've just read it over the course of time. I will certainly agree with you, he was a master manipulator. An interesting character to say the least.
@@AfterGlow-ch8gt fair point! But guys like this (like Manson for example) tend to spout this pseudo-philosophical BS to create this aura of a higher intelligence that we are just not smart enough to grasp (rather than see it for the mumbo-jumbo it is). We also generally tend to assign serial killers a high intelligence (maybe because they got away with it so long) when that is often not the case (it's their boldness not their intelligence that protects them). So personally I don't quite buy that he was as smart as he made himself out to be. 🤷♀️
LOVE your work 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
...AND your shirt!
Thank you Logan very fascinating
It's always so weird to me when people "get into Satanism" and then believe in things like "divine intervention." Satanism is inherently anti-supernatural, metaphysically materialistic, and theologically atheistic. 🤦♀️ Clearly, these people are more akin to devil worshipers, not Satanists.
Well he did clarify that there are different branches of satanism. He didn't say he was atheistic or la veyan he specifically said he believes in a malevolent being of some type. He also said he thinks he is evil and that he willingly chose to open that door and further explore his evilness. I mean I'm paraphrasing but I don't think he is trying to misrepresent a particular satanic sect or claim that he is even a formal member of anything. But I do agree with you that he is great at deflecting and dodging any feelings of guilt. That may just be because he simply does not feel guilt or remorse, he is probably very emotionally underdeveloped and does not feel empathy due in part to lack of control environments at a formational age.
He's such an insult to many Satanists out there, most Satanists are really chill people, he's just an edgelord.
God damn it, as horrible as he is, he definitely is making some good points. Handling the truth horribly, I see. Yes, the democracy is built on bones, in every freedom there is pain and suffering, there is "evil" in all of us (or better yet we all participate in unethical behaviour one way or another, that's just a part of being an animal), but there is absolutely no need to take it out on mostly innocent people. I certainly understand his frustration with the interviewer because the interviewer is pretty much just ramming in his own interpretation while not taking anything in.
Anyway, everything that had happened to him early in life absolutely sucks and should have been stopped if we existed in a healthy society, but everything else that he'd chosen to do afterwards is entirely his choice. Driven to madness, the only thing shown to him was suffering and vile behaviour, how else would he have grown up.
love this video
Observe I love your content so much. I would really love to see you analyse Michael Jackson and The Leaving Neverland victims interviews/documentary footage. Keep doing what you do ❤
Oh, this is gonna be so interesting!!
My heart breaks for the children they were.
I love your videos. I've seen so many of your videos ever since I watched your Ted Bundy video when I was thirteen.
Ted and Richard communicated with each other I think.
Your voice is so soothing and nice
11:21 I can’t even read baby language right but that was so spookie he was happy about being part of that group!
thank you for the subtitles!
Logan is very handsome. On Ramirez, there is a theory that u can be born with the capacity for psychopathy and if you're raised in a lovely/loving environment, it may never be exposed but if such a person is raised in a horrific environment environment then the psychopathy can raise to the surface and take over. I've always felt that Ramirez was a case of the latter circumstances.
Early crew ❤️
Hello editing, looking good
Holt cow! What an incredible observation of a horrible but fascinating human. Also your shirt is absolutely beautiful.Sorry but I cannot, not comment about it.
It angers me when I hear someone quote great thinkers like Ramirez did with Nietzsche (21:22), without understanding their true meaning to argue a point that is so far off from what the originator actually wanted to convey. This has happened so many times throughout history and it makes me feel quite hopeless to see how, no matter how clear you try to communicate your message, which Nietzsche was a master at - communicating complex matters with few words, there will always be people with other values that can abuse it.
He looks alot like Ezra Miller to me.
Thanks for this vid and hello from El PasoTX...😊
Hello to you from El Paso, also! 😂😂😂 Viva La High!
love the new intro! i feel really bad for richard ramirez BUT murder and torture is a choice! he never had a good masculine presence in his life, he said he didn't know love, all he knew was sadism and pain. i get that this can totally destroy a human being, BUT it's still a choice to continue the cycle of evil or to be good instead.
I feel bad for him as a child bc we're not responsible for where we came from & what happened to us but we are all responsible for where we're going.
This!!! 🎯 💯 ❤
I was wondering if you could look at the interviews by Ed and Lorraine Warren about the Amityville house and the Arne Johnson case?
Watching Richard speak like a dollar store tele-evangelist had me in stitches lol
Never heard him speak for so long. Pls no more. He's sickening
all serial killers seem to love hearing themselves talk.
@@lilenwasnothere6867yes. Narcissism is big with psychopaths haha
They shouldn’t have cool names like Night Stalker, they should have names like Dropped on his Had as a Baby Man or Sexually Inadequate Freak Person or Unlovable Loser Man etc
😂🤣
A lot of times these criminals have an emotional deficiency caused by mom taking some pills (back in the day they didnt know that some drugs may cause as much side effect as affecting the baby’s brain), lack of bonding after birth may also cause lack of emotional stability, and then there’s of course the many disappointments of personal relationships and expectations- the extreme being when a person isnt resilient and stable enough to deal with disappointment they resolve to rationalizing the counter belief - that love is useless and painful and that their only chance for self importance and visibility is to turn violent on people. As if to say if you cant love me - u will fear me. And I will show u all !!!!! *enter evil laugh*
No cap
Traumatic Brain Injuries too, i.e. Jeffrey Dahmer 🥺
I love these videos, they're truly fascinating! But what on earth happened at 13:57 on that "phrase"? There's been other weird glitches(?) like that on some of your resent videos 😅
Stopping the YT censorship and taking away adsense. Suicide, SA, CSA, gun, etc. are all auto-censor words now.
@@glh5622 interesting, well what's wrong with "domination phrase"? I can't see a reason for that particularly to be censored?🤔
@@noobie.nailart I think domination is also a censored / demonetising word
thanks, i remember, we had to keep the windows locked during hot summer, and my dad put loaded guns in all our nightstands, he killed mr and mrs pan in san francisco, 45 min from my house it was frightening, we lived in fear for along time. Being very careful going in and out of the house, we also had a burglar alarm installed.
I feel sorry for this guy. His pain early in life turned him into a monster.
I grew up in Northern California in the 70’s and 80’s. We didn’t used to lock our doors during the day. After my dad watched the news story about this animal, he went to the front door and locked it.😮
I’d love to know if anyone has done any research on the psychology behind why certain people become obsessively attracted to evil people like Ramirez and Bundy. Does it come from a place of trauma? Is it about family issues? Societal pressure?
Just a social work student but it could be, a combination of trauma, the role of the family system and the individual's broader societal and cultural worldview.
Enviroment, but i think trauma plays the most part
Could you have a look at the case of Atif Rafay and Sebastian Burns (also known as the Rafay family murders)? There is quite a bit of interview footage available and the case reads like a Hollywood movie. Also I've never seen it analysed. Would be super interesting.
Hey u!! Long time no see!! So glad to see a video and on a VERY interesting case!! Thanks for all you do!! 🙌🏻👏🏻
I’ve never understood people who become fans of serial killers to the point they want to marry them…. Sick individuals… you can empathize with their past and feel bad for them and wish they got the help they needed, but they still did unspeakable things
Just because he’s handsome .. only him had that much attention from woman , son’s of Sam didn’t had that much 😂😂😂😂
@@valentinaflores1937but Berkowitz still received mail though.. 🤔 probably had fans too
It's only because he's good looking. Girls on tik tok literally making edits on him and it's disgusting. You don't see fangirls of John Wayne Gacy do you? It really proves looks can get you out of anything.
We are a family raised in El Paso when my mother was younger she moved to Cali and had my brother but she came back because of the murderers in Cali. That's what I call crazy 🤷🏽♀️ but imagine my mom being in the same town twice with this man.
I’m still here in Chuco Town. It’s getting hairy. His bully from high school just passed away. He was my husband bestie. ):
Just commenting for the algorithm 💛💚
Hear me out: Bob Lezar? Yay? nay? Anyway love the show!
I'm such a fan of this page and I beg of you to pleaseeeeee analyze amberlyn reed. She is a narcissistic youtuber in my opinion. I think you would have a plethora of cues to take a part and I gotta se that.
Hi everyone 👋 early crew
Oh I.had no idea he was taken down by citizens
I'd love for you to cover Kody and Robyn Brown from Sister Wives
“Esual assault” Logan watches SWOOP 😂
I’m certainly no expert so I may be totally wrong, it just seems like he’s the kind of person who never had a chance, meaning.. with what he was exposed to, this was going to be his path. We all come from light & love, every single one of us, we are not born evil. He’s a product of his environment. Something triggered & switched in his brain being shown such gruesome acts of violence at a very young & impressionable age with enthusiasm, combined with lack of love & abuse, he chose the path of evil. Interesting video as always. I enjoy your body language interpretations.
This is common in many serial killers, where they were severely abused and, instead of seeking help through therapy, turn into monsters. There’s a tragedy to them, for sure. But the larger tragedy is that they could always have gotten help, but instead chose to indulge their darkest desires.
Lots of people go through terrible things and they do not end up killing people. Richard Ramirez was born with the propensity for violence and that propensity was simply triggered by his upbringing. Yes, some people are born bad.
How is someone who grew up in abuse know they were abused in the first place? Also, it's not like medical help for mental health is easy to access in the US, especially if you're from a poor family. @@jediping
@@maryseflore7028You don’t have to start with knowing you were abused. You can start with knowing something isn’t right with you compared to people around you and people you see and read about in media. Access to mental health is more a problem now than it has been, but at that time? He could have found help. Even today you can find help, though yes it is a struggle. But choosing not to make that struggle and instead hurt and abuse people? It’s a choice.
That's not true, psychology is proven we are born with certain traits. But it's up to our environment to shape them.
His eyes are literally empty, hallow, and they are so black. I notice all serial killers have empty eyes, no shine or happiness in there.
Yuppers. I worked at a mental health facility where people who had killed others were held. Those who were sociopathic or psychopathic had the black dead eyes. If you meet an individual in life like that, listen to your gut and leave immediately. Do not worry about being impolite or rude. Just leave.
like zachary davis...deadest eyes i ever seen @@gordythecat
I've always had the feeling that under different circumstances, Ramirez could have become a great philosopher. He is very intelligent, well spoken, and able to see general patterns in human behavior, both historical and societal.
Too bad no one ever pulled him out of his birth environment. Had he been able to develop normally, he would not have been knocking on the "serial killer" door, to take his own allegory.
He's just spouting bits and pieces of stuff he's read somewhere and jumbles it all into a speudo-philosophical stew. Manson also used to do that to make people feel like he is talking about something intelligent that they don't quite understand (because it doesn't make sense in the first place). It's a pretty powerful manipulation technique.
@@katfromthekong414 The fact that he has notes he's referring to often suggests that he wants to be seen as intelligent and superior to others, yet he is not. Perhaps that's a reason he often responds to questions with "no comment" or just refuses to answer them. He doesn't want to seem vulnerable and perhaps hadn't scripted the answers. Another reason could be that perhaps he wants to seem mysterious and in that way gain more attention.
@@erinblu8551 I think he is trying to create this mysterious aura for himself, which is also why he is calling himself evil. The mythos of the nightstalker.
So I immediately got the vibe that yes he sees himself as superior to everybody else, and unlike lots of ther serial killers who have been caught, he actually grows frustrated when people try to talk about his crimes. And I think he is so frustrated by that because I really just wants to talk about his philosophy in the world. Like he thinks he has a unique and intellectual perspective that he wishes to be remembered for. Like he wants these interviews to be filled with quotes of him saying things he thinks people will feel impressed by. Almost as if he wants to go down in history kinda, like almost as a version of Jesus. Like he hopes that his words have a lasting impression or garner possible followers in what he believes to be a unique and important explanation of our world.
So like whenever the interview inevitably tries to go into his murderous acts and why he is so evil he prolly feels like that’s all people ever want to talk about or something- when really he wants people to be interested in his philosophy and his thoughts in our human existence. As if the interviewers would ever be there to simply listen to him preach his version of the gospel truth or whatever. Also why I think he doesn’t go off on tangents about satan, he doesn’t want people to follow satan, he wants to be the one they follow and quote and worship himself- or maybe kinda like a prophet- i don’t know. That’s just the vibe I got initially after seeing this. He thinks he has unique intelligence that others will be moved by and remember even when he dies.
Like he said he doesn’t care what happens to him, unlike bundy who attempted to prevent his execution by framing himself as “your friendly neighborhood serial killer” by saying he had unique information that he could help prevent other people from falling victim to another killer so that he could hopefully prevent being executed. Idiots. Childish. Unbelievably naive. The whole lot of em.
Great channel. Is that, Oprah over Putin on the back wall? Ty.🌸
It's ironic that he says he's a satanist but he said his fear is "the paranormal maybe." lol
Normally i watch subtitles on things like foreign movies or animes, still not used to the added subtitles on these videos ^-^" my adhd is like - must read the text - and then i miss the small facial movements etc. Brain is like - there are subtitles here for a *reason* 👀 - end up missing the important stuff haha. And when i actively try not to read them because i know its just whats being said out loud, i still end up distracted trying to force myself not to watch them - but still see the movement of the text. ADHD is fun :') or my version i guess.
Can you do an analysis on Jada Pinkett Smiths new interviews, I'm very curious to see what you think