I Didn't Want To Make This Trip
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Since this is a history and travel channel, I reluctantly visited the gravesite of someone who made history for all the wrong reasons.
I'll let you, the viewer, decide if you want to join me on this trip.
I find it ironic that a man who thought that he was special and so different from everyone else, a man who did not want to be ordinary, ended up being buried in a public mausoleum. He ended up just like everyone else. A name on a wall.
A spot on that wall ain't cheap,,20 to 30 grand minumum
@jay fine your right Jay.Its expensive..my grandfather is buried at this very cemetary,Holy Cross in San Diego,.his hole in the ground cost a thousand bucks in 1953..Imagine the pricetag now!
it just proves man or woman,straight or gay, rich or poor,ordinary, famous or infamous. death is truly the great equalizer. thanks for the video and for leaving the decision to watch up to us.
So true, Karen. Thanks for watching and for the thoughtful comment!
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Karen Anderson not really the coward shot himself
I wish the victims of this evil man could have been memorialized instead. He killed more than Versace and in some heinous ways.
I agree! I wish they all had final resting places to visit.
@@TheGraveyardChannel Well, Gianni Versace's resting place is in Italy, but, the other 4 are buried around the USA. Lee Miglin would have been right up there with Versace, so I'm pretty sure his resting place would be good to visit.
They do. David Madson has a nice headstone ( though the date of death is wrong on it, his parents had it inscribed with the date they knew at the time). So does Jeff Trail and William Reese. Lee Miglin was cremated.
yes what about that young boy he tricked then killed.
This is where my Dad’s niche - he died February 5,;1970. Truly a beautiful place.
You know some people who were good people in life can't afford such a lovely place to rest....
Such a beautiful place for such a monster. Gianni did not deserve to die
Nor did all his other victims. Jeffrey Trail, David Madson, Lee Miglin, and William Reese
Lisa Rose exactly!!!!
Not even one of his five victims deserved to die.
None of his victims did.
His father is the monster and evil not Andrew!
You did not mention Cunanan’s mother on the right Mariana Schillaci who died in 2012.
Well observed
I was thinking, I wouldn't want to be next to him.. Maybe his mother would be the only one who wouldn't mind 🤔
Looks like he was trying to keep his focus on that one niche. Given the circumstances, that probably was a good idea, even if the one next to his was his mother.
He must have been a very sad and troubled person. Too bad. His internment meant somebody loved him.
His mother paid to have him interred here. To quote Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: "Evil indeed is the man who has not one woman to mourn him."
Dang who's here cause of Netflix? lol
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Steve you have a heart of Gold....you are so sensitive...
thanks, robby.
As awful as things some people do, many still have family members who love them. So I’m not surprised or offended by this at all. Family members shouldn’t be expected to just stop loving someone because of their awful actions. I think it’s very sad when family members of these people are punished for what their family member did.
That's a very good point that most of us tend to forget. The family is often punished for the sins of their family members, which is not fair. I only wish I could visit the graves of the victims, but only one, that I know of, has a grave and I'm not sure if I'll ever get back east to visit.
RU serious?
Joanie Adams completely. Why? Does it bother you that I don’t believe people should be punished for something they had no part of? If it does, I’m sorry for you. And it doesn’t change what I believe.
@@susancaroline927 I agree completely with your sentiment!! Hate the sin, but love the sinner!! He wasn't in his right mind, not that excuses his ugly crime, but he was someone's son!!
You have a good point there
His mother is buried next to him, in case any one is wondering.
No matter what other people think you know you got to look at in all the sudden his father pops up on Larry King and starts talking about his son it's like he didn't give a s*** he bailed on Andrew he bailed on Andrew cunanan when he was a teenager cuz his daddy was a con man and he swindled a lot of people out of their money and if you watch that movie that tells it all that says it all about his father he didn't give a s*** about his son and if you cared you would have believed would have told him swindling people in kind of people out of other people's life savings was wrong you know it look what he had them doing these out there he's not he was in the male escort service and all this other stuff you got he got into some bad s*** because Andrew kinetic didn't want to live poor he didn't want to have it be porch so he you know what he does he gets with Rich gay men you know it stuff of that nature no the problem is with Andrew cunanan his father he bailed on him he's a piece of garbage and he has to carry the guilt what happened to his son
True but I'm just saying like his father screwed his life up you know he didn't give a s*** and he wasn't even broken up he wasn't even really choked up or saddened to hear about his son's death he has to live with that because he f***** he screwed his life up Andrew cunanan's father screwed his life up and look what happened
Is his mother really buried in the same Cemetery with him but if you've watched him move your bottom did you watch that movie that a tell you he sees a spit in his son's face called him a sissy you watch that movie you see what I'm talking about
@@orlandoramos1878 Are you referring to "The Assassination of Gianni Versace" on FX? I would assume his father was buried in the Philippines.
Yeah I didn't know his is his mom right there too because you know he really screwed that boy's life up when you watch that movie got to tell you right there he when he screwed his life of it just like that dude is like when you look at his life and you see it they had everything down packed far as his personal life and his family life you know it's like that dude didn't want it just like his father he did his father never want to work for hard for his money his daddy was robbing and stealing people's money embezzling money like that you know as a man that boy that boys daddy got a place for him in hell I don't know is his mom Dead 2 because I'm watching this where they showing where Andrew cunanan is buried
Let us pause for a moment, and pay respects to his mother. Amen...at times we do not know what our children would turn out after we ( the parent) pass away.
Are there signs of trouble in the child's future? Yes, maybe there is? Do we look for signs in the child? Sometimes there are signs that is deeply hidden, and when the signs starts slowly surfaceingng trouble begins. Verchie
Andrew deserved everything that was coming his way. Lee, David, Jeff, the man from New Jersey (can’t remember his name) and Gianni were young, innocent and beautiful people who left our world so early - so young because of this monster.
I will never understand why someone one like him - a cold hearted monster could be buried in such a beautiful place.
Anyway, thank you so much for posting this video. I always wanted to know where he’s final resting place was.
I wish I could have visited his victims graves instead of his. thanks for your comment, dawn.
Life After 65 That would’ve been cool to see. I wonder where David and Jeff were laid to rest. Or even Lee.
Willian was the mans name
This is up the street from where I live. I pass this cemetery everyday on my way to work. I was watching the show on Netflix and looked up the guy and finding out he's buried a mile away gave me the jeepers creepers
Yeah, it is creepy how someone's actions can last in people's memories forever.
Nicely done! Superb choice of music....very soothing.
Thanks for the comment and for watching!
They still making the movie you know regardless people are going to people are writing books about them and stuff like that you know they want to know more bottom that's not more to know that the guy was lazy he didn't want to work you just like his father he will use a con man he took his father showed him how to be how to work the game he never once wanted to work for it he always want to sponge off of people in that made him a leech and a parasite
He didn't want to wake anyone.
Andrew cunanan took five lives that day and that's something he can't give back because yes that's no excuse for what he did his father was a real bastard and then his brother and sister get on there at all national TV act like that's not my brother your brother that brother was a gutless coward and that's no excuse for what he did
maybe its just me... but i never understood the glorification of serial killers...
I don't glorify them but they fascinate me because of their actions. Let me rephrase. It boggles my mind how an individual can go about these acts and not feel some type of way about it. They say that they can't control it which makes me interested in the psychological aspect of it. I try to imagine myself in their shoes but it's hard doing that considering if I were committing these acts because of the"need" to then whatthe neck do I do but turn myself in to prevent me from continuing. I guess I'm just intrigued in the psychological part of it, but glorify? No
of course cause you’re not crazy like them
Yet many of them, if not most, seem to glory in the attention.
Its usually because their life is such shit that they are astounded by how many people are actually looking, thinking, picturing them.
@@six-stringphantom1402 you think it's more of an ego thing?
Thanks for taking us on this virtual tour. Darren Criss did a he'll of a job bringing us another side of the story and giving us much food for though on how one's reaction to their life's circumstances brought such tragedy and destruction. In your video, I noticed a Mariana Schillaci interred next to Andrew.,That's his mother, quite interesting.,
Criss was scary good in that role. I was so focused on his niche that i didn't even notice his mom's. Thanks, Smurfette!
@@TheGraveyardChannel No problem. Oh and side note, after stealing everything from his family, running off back to the Philippines and then trying to sell his son's life story to the highest bidder, Andrew's POS father just disappeared off the face of the Earth, there is a very short old interview with him on UA-cam. Must be nice for him.
I hope that kids with great dads know how lucky they are. Andrew wasn't so lucky in that department.
I wonder if the cemetery asked loved ones who are buried next to Andrew P. Cunanon if it was ok to place him there.
Interesting question.
His family must have fought or paid handsomely to get him inthere
I only know that right next to him that his Mothers cemetery
I don't think they have any say in who goes next to their loved one. The only thing they can do I think is if the spot is causing to much negative attention, they could pay and have their loved ones reburied somewhere else.
Just few days ago I was wondering about Cunanan’s grave...! ... More than 10 years ago I went to Moltrasio cemetery, on the Lake Como, looking for Versace, but his ashes were moved since 1998, given to the family.
Isn't that weird how that so often happens?! Sounds like a nice trip to Lake Como. Sorry to hear his niche is not open to the public.
There is no niche. The ashes were “guest” inside another family’s chapel: Coccini family, friends of the Versace family. Both the families had a villa in Moltrasio. ... Sadly, soon someone tried to steal the ashes, so Versace family took them to Gianni’s villa. Years later, the family sold Gianni’s villa, and took away Gianni’s ashes.
How odd. Over the years, I've noticed that the remains of famous people tend to move from one place to another, quite a bit after death.
Thanks for showing us exactly where it is. I live in San Diego and want to go see this myself.
Does anyone know where the funds came from to secure such nice final resting places ? From the stories, it appears the family was quite destitute .
Good question.
Siblings, grandparents?
If I’m not mistaken, his mother sold her interview for some money and that’s how she paid for this.
I think that’s what the book Vulgar Favors said. Read the book a long time ago don’t really remember exactly if that’s how it went.
His longtime friend raised the funds for his cremation and interment.
@@mightkilljacksome1487 .....I don't know if the niche is full-size or not. However, different people do different things. Perhaps his friend bought two niches, one for Andrew and one for his mother since Andrew and his mom were so close.
I am glad that you visited Andrew's grave. It has been so many years yet it seems like yesterday. Only approximately 16 people attended the funeral. It generated little publicity.
There were so many sides to Andrew, and I ..................
I was conflicted about visiting, but it's history and it also helps us remember the victims. I only wish they all had graves to visit, too.
Michael Beach ~ I appreciate your comment. I would have attended had I known where and when.
Great as always Steve. All the best to You & the Family!!!
Thanks Wanda, and the same to you and your family 😊👍
Thanks for the tour Steve. Sad about Versace. Be careful be safe. Have a good year 2021. Good health and an end to COVID-19.🙏👍👋👋🥂🍾😷😊
Thanks Lora, and the same to you 😊👍
THX. for making the trip!! That was Awesome to see!! Most Beautiful Location I have ever seen!!!
I'm binge watching you channel and appreciate your research how respectful you are.
Thanks so much George. That’s really nice to hear 😊👍
I'm a big fan of biographies, not just great politicians, artists, painters, actors, etc., I started reading about Andrew and his life and I wanted to know more about him, thanks for the video
Thanks for sharing, Derek!
What he wanted is just love and luck.. Life can be unreasonable sometimes... May his soul rest in peace this place looks amazing and clean just the way he lived fancy style..
Amy Life he murdered people he can rot for all I care
Thank you for posting this. I found it very interesting! Now I want to check out the rest of your videos...
Thanks, NShores!
Thanks for the tour.
Senseless murder of a ordinary man getting his paper. Neighbors said Versace was nice and went to restaurants just like anyone else. This monster took someone great away from so many.
Steve, just saw this episode today. My mom is buried at Holy Cross. It is beautiful. Was wondering on your statement of reservation at the beginning? Because this person was a murder, some may not want to see his grave? I never understood that. I am sure that many notorious criminals and murders such as capone have many visitors. Why is this particular guy any different?
You make an excellent point
If he were still alive, he would be nearly 50 years old.
Andrew Cunanan don´t deserve so a beautiful gravesite! He was nothing more and less than a murder!
Even a person who commits murder needs to be closer to the Lord in such a beautiful, holy resting place!
Then, too, his Mother still loved him so very much and she laid his ashes to rest beside hers! She could see the son she had beyond the crime he had committed! That is Love!
Smash it
Binge watching your site my friend....Love it!! (and my wife says "Hi"!!)
Thanks, that's great, and Hi back!
One he was a good son to his mother, avoid brother to his siblings.He took the wrong path to self destruction that eventually end up his life and a more innocent people.
I didn't know that he was "buried," so to speak. And in a nice cemetery. I wonder how the families of the others buried near him felt about it? Thanks again for a very interesting tour!!!
i know. i wonder the same thing.
Me too! I was thinking how would I feel if I came to visit my loved one and saw him next to them. I know he has a family too that suffered after this tragedy, but I think they should have scattered his ashes or kept them private. I think that would have been a wiser decision.
Oh wow thanks. I saw the mini series too. Always wondered what happened to his remains.
Thanks for watching!
I grew up Catholic in the 1960s. My father had a good friend he grew up with and had maintained a friendship with him. I remember going over to his friend's house on more than one occasion. One day, my father received a phone call saying that his friend had committed suicide. The day of his funeral, I asked my parents about the funeral Mass. My mom explained that there was no Mass or burial in a Catholic cemetery because he took his own life. I guess times have changed for burial in a Catholic cemetery in that not only had Cunanan take his own life but he had also taken the lives of others as well. My parents always told me that money was the root of all evil and it seems that Cunanan's desire for wealth and fame came at a terrible cost.
May they all Rest In Peace. :(
Cunanan is not resting in peace
Rest in hell
I thought Andrew was a piece of shit until that 2nd to last episode. His Dad really fucked him up. He had Andrew believe in himself, Only to betray him & Show him that lying does work.
After that I realized his parents really messed him up. I remember following this story for awhile as it was happening.
I find it way bizarre that you can actually go the monsters place of "rest." Surprised it hasnt been desecrated by now.
No one deserves that. Let it be. He's dead.
Nice Job Steve. Personally never considered his "resting" place. Will never forget tracking his travels across the country and the slaughter of such an elegant man.
I would like to see Steve visit Gianni Versace's grave in Lombardy, Italy! He may need a fund raiser for that one.
Thank you for posting this It kind of gives me closure to a terrible act that should’ve never happened. Barb
That is where my family is at and I will be there one day. Thank you for going there.❤🙏
Im from minneapolis and knew someone here that knew him very well when he came here he even had gifts from him and pictures together on his refrigerator.
Yikes. Those are memories I wouldn't want to have. Thanks for sharing, RTF.
As an attorney. I have too look at both sides of the story. I have a murdered child and a child who murdered someone.
Hi Steve I just wanted to apologize for my comment earlier. It is a very interesting video and I look forward to seeing more in the future x
No problem. I totally get it. Thanks, Natalie!
@@TheGraveyardChannel thank you for your understanding.
Your decision to make this video was not bad at all. Obviously, Life is made up of good and bad. Anyone who only wants to see the good is not dealing with the totality of Life. Psychopathology is part of that totality. I like your mentality of viewing a TV show or movie and then taking action yourself to further investigate or expand on the subject. Please keep up the good work.
Your comments are always so thoughtful. Thanks, once again!
notoriously wicked i would think gays would picket the place
Cunanan mother loved him to the end. When interviewed she said I only want to remember the good things about him. Sad story, their father abandoned them when Andrew was in high school, left his family destitute.
Enjoy the tours and find them interesting
Thanks, Julie.
Why am I only finding you now, your like my spirit animal. Frickin love cemeteries esp ones with people of interest!!
glad you found me. thanks for watching elaine!
Thank you for posting this!
Thanks for watching, GG!
It seems that you normally don’t give the bad guys any air time so I’m a little surprised at this video. However the class and grace and true respect that you always show comes through loud and clear. Anytime you need to come to the East please do, the family would love to host you at any hotel you would like. Perhaps one of the casinos. You are true gentleman.
Thanks, so much, mark! That's very nice of you!
You’re camera work is impeccable !
Thank you E!
Im here cause of Netflix lol anyone else?
The mini series is what made me visit, as well. Thanks for watching and for sharing with us, Charles!
Same
He didn't deserve to be buried there..
What he did was horrible, and he deserves to be there.
That being said, I’ve always been SUPER interested in his story. It’s so crazy to me how this all went down. His whole story, the highs and the lows, the twists and turns, and it all ended when he fittingly shot himself in the head. He was the one who controlled how the story was gonna end. When he made the lightning quick choice to commit suicide, right then and there he ended one of the most intense manhunts in US History. His actions are despicable, because it’s often overlooked that he killed 4 others, some in very violent ways, but the STORY and how it all went down and how it all ended has always deeply intrigued me
Reading comments here, you're right saying his other victims get overlooked. I live in Minneapolis and often drive by the building where David lived and Jeffrey was murdered. One of my friends knew David from the design business. This is how I remember it--I kind of forget about his other victims. And yes, Andrew Cunanan is a fascinating study.
That son of a bitch doesn't deserve a Niche. But I appreciate your work on vids👍
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Bruce. I'm sure most people agree with you. And I was shocked when I discovered that he had one. I was very torn about visiting it!
I will always watch your videos, no matter who the subject is. I can’t recall if you have visited Nicole Simpson or Ron Goldman’s graves?
Hi, yes, I visited both of them. Very sad, but they definitely deserve to be remembered. Thanks!
@@TheGraveyardChannel. Hi Steve which video has the visit to Nicole and Ron Goldman's graves? Just wondering. Thx.
Hi Lana, if you search on my channel they will pop up. Thanks!
The whole tragedy is almost too horrible to comprehend. Five men all killed, uselessly, because of mental illness. Just awful.
Gives me a lump in my stomach. Pitiful.....
I'm always going to be a super fan of your videos.... they're awesome. If you're ever in the Dayton Ohio area, and want to do a video, there's a cemetery near my apartment that has quite a few famous people buried in it
Thanks, Nikki, if I ever make it back to Dayton I will definitely let you know!
Your voice is as smooth and soothing as the first shot of heroin in the evening 😌
RIP Gianni and all the victims. His murderer could have chosen right path. He didn't. Feel for his mother 🙂I'm berate to this post Steve. Very thought provoking. 😥😪😘❤
Dust to dust Steve. What we do between those 2 is what matters. At one time, this killer was a baby in someone’s arms. Sad
I think this man was raised in the San Diego area.
It's kind of weird this way to bury people like in shelves. In Brazil we don't have cemeteries like this, as far as know. By the way thks for this excellent video...I was curios.
i agree. it is a bit weird when you really think of if. and i always love to hear how different cemeteries are in other parts of the world. thanks for sharing and watching from brazil, OS!
I stand corrected...he wasn't buried, but still housed on sacred ground.
He was Catholic and he is interred in a Catholic mausoleum. If you do not understand I cannot help you.
I am at this moment re-watching American Crime Story on Netflix. I saw it when it originally aired on commercial TV. Then I Googled where he was buried and then decided to to see if there were any videos of the cemetery and came across yours. I've seen other videos of yours and did not know that you actually did one on him! I love your videos by the way. I see that his mother is next to him.
Thanks for watching and for sharing this with us, Dionna! Watching the show is what made me look for his final resting place, too!
he should be someone's kitty litter
Really is a too luxurious grave for man that killed five men "just for fun"!
Agree!
İ wonder if donatella watched ACS season 2.
Watched the video but I do not think a murderer deserves such a resting place. He took lives and is not worthy. I would not want to be put in this cemetary
Steve, not for nothing, however I do like the dignified and beautiful setting you've selected for your niche. Hopefully it will remained unused for a very long, long time.
Why is he worth visiting.....he was a no good murderer? To this very day nobody knows why he killed Versace.
I understand your feelings. See my opening statement in the video. I would prefer to visit his victims, who deserve to be remembered, but their locations are unknown or private.
And nobody ever will by ending his life he made sure he would be remembered for taking the life of a famous person. Andrew was a nobody now he's remembered as a evil man. Maybe that's what he wanted. Time stop talking about him.
Don't forget the first 4 that were his victims.
Did you know that Betty lynn that played as Thelma Lou died Oct 16th 2021
Yes, hopefully I can visit her grave site one day! Thanks Michelle
I loved Versace so much this was so sad the gunshot wounds were so bad I cried so much my eyes hurt I wish he would have just left him alone and not done this to Versace we don't know from one moment to the next in this what's going to happen next life so many young people in the cemeteries but this was a senseless act of evilness to Versace rest in peace Versace ❤🌹 love you you are the best designer they're will ever be on this Earth❤I dont know who buried this man here and he knew he was going to do this😪😪 I just don't know what else to say I don't want to say the wrong thing or be decisive just so tragically sad😪😔❤
*After watching VERSACE on Netflix*
I still watched it. Nice cemetery though!
Thanks for the comment and for watching!
The music is ominous and my wife and I were having our annual vacation on Miami Beach when he killed Virsage and his subsequent suicide in the houseboat
Wow, scary to be so close!
@@TheGraveyardChannel yes we actually seen him at a drug store during his final run before he was tracked to the houseboat
A very bad man he was. I pray for his soul.
Very interesting very cool! Thank you for sharing with us.
Thanks for watching, Matthew.
I think it is all a part of history. It is not honoring his acts, but rather closing the story. Very interesting.
Bottom line, he was someone's son/brother/friend. I don't condone what he did. He now has to face Versace.
I visited serial killer Thor Christiansen's grave at the Solvang Cemetery. It was very eerie.
HE A VICTIM OF RICH AND FAMOUS LIFESTYLE AND BEING USED FOR BOOTY CALLED OF RICH GAY MAN, SO SAD TO ALL THE VICTIMS, GOD BLESS HIS WOUNDED SOUL AND HIS VICTIMS !!!
Me gustó mucho tu vídeo, algún día iré, saludos desde México
Touching. Thanks Steve.
He was born five years and 21 days after me. This last August he would have turned 49 . Too bad after the first person he murdered his life could have never been restored. Very unlikely. And certainly not with the psychotic momentum he was careening forward with. Poor guy, you can really tell what happened to him. Criss does a great job at expressing how disturbed his upbringing made him, his dad did a real number on his head. I'm glad he had the courage to kill himself and did not let the law subject him to a life time of jail psychological torture. It's just a f**ked up world! Isn't it?
One time hitchhiking, I met someone in Hawaii driving with his girlfriend, he gave me and my dog a ride home... While we were driving in the best of spirits while we were talking about related life aspects, not sinisterly or anything, just plain sincerely he confessed he had killed someone on the mainland some years before. I was shocked, but I could tell he really was trying to regain his soul, to not be haunted by it. He was trying to be a good person, almost too hard. He should have just kept it to himself. His girlfriend knew about it and seemed compassionately understanding about it. I trusted him, I would have been their friend... had I continued to see them. But that was the last time I did.
I think we would all be very surprised if just walking around town, there was a little light hovering above the heads of everyone who has killed someone in their lives. They're all around. Many people don't get caught.
Thanks for sharing that. Hopefully the driver was just trying to shock you and was just making that story up. Sometimes people just like to get a reaction out of other people. I think Criss just won an Emmy for his performance. He was very believable!
i don't buy it my neighbors kids had a terrible upbringing. though kinda strange none of them are in prison or killed any one. peddle your papers somewhere else.i'm not buying.
@@karenanderson8943 Karen, I'm not trying to convince you of anything.
It's not just about whether you or anyone judges or deems person's childhood was "good" or "bad". There is specific behavior by our parents and treatment of our children that have direct effects, often unperceived by outsiders to the family; well defined actions upon also very specifically describable personality traits created in the child over years, in combination to what natural personality he or she was born with. Then there are the effects and influences created by the treatment, by the behavior and even the statements of others, starting with the siblings. This was a family with little empathetic compassion for one another. You can tell by listening to the siblings and parents later being interviewed. There are also cultural and even entertainment influences, that depending on the level of realistic perception honed in the child's mind growing up may be taken more or less seriously and actually believed while other ones reasoned with irrelevancy, in other words, inner faulty conclusions that 'these movie and tv scenarios' are the way the world is supposed to be. Of course this is not normally what happens, but in some cases when the child is brought up in phony impersonal detachments and their need to learn from their parents starts becoming satisfied by things their parents point at, like tv shows or novel like narrations of strangers, those can start becoming stronger guides than what the family's life around the child should be.
The point I'm making Karen is that the world makes us, and is responsible for nearly all the things that we end up believing. I'm not trying to establish whether he should be hanged or not here. That's unfortunately one of our society's strongest personality traits. What I'm saying is that we need to understand much better what we do to people as a society and as a civilization, be more accountable for it, and develop intelligent ways of healing and recuperating our people, rather than just hang them. We should be much more accountable for our citizens and fellow human beings, rather than quick to condemn them.
~ If you have the patience to get through my language meandering, and terrible grammar skills, and can hang on for nearly the hour it takes, what I'm trying to convey to you is in a video I made, you're welcomed to watch on my own youtube channel. It's called:
Talk 3. Never being required a failing set up, has always been a truer possibility.
@@Patrick.Edgar.Regini thank you for the insight Patrick. I'm just sick and tired of the blame game in this society. its tv,the parents,the schools, etc. when others are unaffected by the same influences it's time to take accountability for ones actions. the guy murdered an innocent man as he walked home, then tried to elude capture. that is not the behavior i'd expect from a truly "ill" person. perhaps he was just a jerk.
Maybe that guy wanted shock you see if u would freak out killers would not give you a ride tell you this unless he was going to kill you many would not tell you this unless they planned to harm you since you lived he was just joker with sick sense humor Probally laughed once you got out.
Visiting his niche is “NOT” on my bucket list!!
He was a very gifted man who should not be forgotten.Tony
I am late but I use to live next to it on the side of the freeway
never too late to watch or comment. thanks for sharing with us, O!
I lived in Ft. Lauderdale in the funeral business when all this happened. Remember it like yesterday.
I’m sure that was a little too close to home!
Excellent Thank you :)
What that guy did was horrible
Yes, beyond horrible!
Because I'm a fan of yours is the only reason I'm watching as always you did a great job Steve
thanks, angelina. this was a very difficult one to do.
Beautiful place!
I didn’t mind at all that you posted this video and I appreciate that you did.
Thanks D 👍
I definetly remember the story of Andrew, I was a teenager at the time, but I remember seeing all the tv news stations were on him, and he had the US under constant fear while he was on the loose, but law enforcement were also very inept and lousy at their job in trying to catch him, and thanks to that he was able to catch up to Versace and gun him down before he took his own life. Also, wonder what happened to Andrew's father, does anyone know if he's even still alive? I only heard that he got accused and charged with some financial fraud/crime, and fled the US to avoid jail and prosecution.
@cloud auras how do you know this?