Note for Beth Thomas, I remember this case. She as abused sexually and physically from infancy. Her parents were her adoptive parents. As what was said she had been desensitized to feelings from her horrific abuse. I saw an interview with her as an adult, through support and love of her family she made a recovery and is now helping others.
thank god you commented this, i was like wait a minute i watched her documentary and yeah no she was not just so evil smh it was the circumstances around her life that led to that way of acting. she is sweet and kind and influenced sadly by people who should have been her foundation her rock so to speak. thanks for your comment.
Yes thank you for bringing this to light! She was an abused child! She went through things no child should ever have. Thank goodness for her adoptive parents for not giving up on her. 💖
Strong , I love how she stood up 4 herself and other things other women faces and have faced . From a child an adult that's sad . I don't really blame her for that . More women should take a stand like that , then that'll stop all the sex trafficking. And maybe the kids will be safer to in that regard.
Aileen is NOT the 1st woman serial killer. Madam Laurie & Elizabeth Batharoy preceded her in so many ways. As far as Arthur Shawcross, the Ice Man was way worse.
I do agree with you on those two, however I feel the need to point out that HMQ Mary 1 (bloody Mary) tops it even if she didn't light the fires or swing the axes all of those deaths were committed on her behalf and orders
Note for those curious abut Beth Thomas, she is now a respected nurse and helps children with the same diagnosis as her. (RDA) which truly shows you how many psychos we could prevent from coming to fruition if we'd acknowledge red flags and do what should be done for those children.
Aileen was desensitized, her childhood and everything up from there was awful. Your brain has a way of protecting its self from so much trauma and you kinda feel like you are describing a movie. Although the events are horrific, it doesn't phase you because you dont associate it with your life.
It doesn’t matter how you dress it up, taking another persons life is WRONG and has to be punished, I and millions if not billions of kids grow up in poverty, drunken and abusive parents, bullied at school etc etc etc, but haven’t grown up to be serial killers, I feel empathy for them but I can’t bring myself to let their upbringing etc be an explanation or excuse for the heinous and barbaric acts they commit, attaching any kind of label to a person who acts so violently does an injustice to the victims, and can and has led to people getting away with murder or a lighter sentence because someone diagnosed them with some form of mental defect. If Aileen was desensitised to her situation then why did she kill, sorry, but for me killing the person or persons that abuse you is justifiable, but to go on and kill innocent people is purely MURDER.
@@allandavis8201 I understand where you are coming from,but everyone is different,different personality,beliefs and lifes we can't just go compare they lifes with others is not same,I know is wrong but this could always be avoided if people actually care about others...
@@whutcat682 I agree that how the society treats you plays a big role in your attitude towards society but you can't deny the fact that some people are just inherently evil. You can't predict that someone with a healthy childhood wouldn't grow up to become a serial killer just like how you can't tell that someone with problematic family history would grow up to become one.
@@allandavis8201 keeping it 💯 killing another human is wrong upon the highest level, as well as taking your own life. We all go through hard times but it the end of the day control our own destiny. Some have no glimmer of hope and that's the sad reality. This is the world we live in. Be there for the kids. It ain't all glitter and unicorn farts
I also cringed hard every time she said a name wrong, like the soft G on Geraldo or pronouncing Michelle with a CH. Geraldo Rivera still commentates all the time FFS. I've noticed similar things in other videos with this host.
Wish everyone would give the lassie a break she has put a lot of work into her investigation and it’s ironic as the English still can’t pronounce the word loch
@@sharonrodgers1136 No way. The only way she'll improve is through criticism and these comments aren't rude, lewd or disrespectful. They're just pointing out some of the many flaws in this video. Also, as this young lady is disseminating information to a varied demographic, there are surely people watching who have never come across the content before and who will therefore consider to be true, the many falsities that are presented as fact. The comments pointing out otherwise in the very least, serve as an alternative which have the possibility of prompting someone interested into looking up the information for themselves, at which point they'll hopefully learn the truth, be it regarding content, pronunciation, or what have you.
I remember seeing the little girl Beth’s story. So heart sinking. She was like that because when her mother died and her father gained custody of her and her brother when they were just 1 & 2 years old, the father was beating & molesting her. She remembered these events & because of this she suffered from Psychosis. I also saw her next interview where she was given intense therapy at a rehabilitation home for a year & and in this interview, she has shown huge improvement, and even burst into tears because she had realized the extent of hurt she had put her family through & was in fact sorry for what she did. This part made me cry with her. I’m so happy to know that she has grown into a successful & healthy woman 💙
Beth herself is not as frightening as the abuse she suffered-which is what caused her to behave in this way. Fortunately there were people who genuinely cared and she got the help she needed.
@@trishlong7702 the abuse she received was from her biological dad. She was adopted by seperate people that she proceeded to try to kill. They sought out help and she went to a group home(or foster home can't remember) where she got the help she needed
The Ice Man-Richard Kuklinsky was actually asking questions because the interviewer was a psychologist, and Richard wanted to know more about why he was the way he was. This interview was set up to be a dialogue, as opposed to a traditional interview.
clearly she did not watch the interview at all. In the interview he actually comes over as an amicable guy, think he even mentions it at some point and shuts it down immediately by stating that he is not, he's a monster. Also he is in no way shape or form glorifying his act, he's just stating what happened and how. I liked watching the interview and I would really advise the bird to really watch it instead of just reading out loud what is written down on it.
Yap. It's more than obvious that her "investigation" of cases she presents in this video didn't include watching a whole 1,5 hour interview with "Iceman" Kuklinski. There was one more disturbing moment when Iceman tells an interviewer he's got an urge to hurt him, maybe even kill him. And knowing his past and looking at his face, you could tell he wasn't joking around... That is one mean dude...
I don't think Kuklinsi was "evil" like the other psychopaths. He had no empathy or compassion as a professional hit man. It was only a job to him, he didn't kill because he got off on murder.
@@chino3796 I have often said the same thing. I know he was a sociopath, but "evil" people don't normally ask for psychologists to help them ascertain what is wrong with them.
i think judges should be held responsible when they let killers out who go on to kill again. Also giving a killer only 5 yrs in prison for killing 2 people is downright disgusting! People who kill should never be let go.
@@jay-1377 yes. Institutionalized somehow. Whatever it takes to keep them from killing again. Mental illness should not be a get out of jail free card.
About Richard: it was revealed during that interview with psychologist Dr. Park Dietz, that Richard witnessed his mother be abused and eventually śtábbèd by his father, who would also abuse Richard, and could be the reason he turned out the way he did. It’s a very interesting interview.
Lmao, I was about to post much the same, I was thinking a word the opposite of genius but didn't sound so bluntly rude.... you chose sarcasm, good move. That said it nicely .
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People act like it's so unbelievable that seven different men could've attacked her, resulting in her killing them first. Yeah, I 100% believe that. It's not shocking in the least.
I've always been so on the fence about Aileen Wournos.. one of the only serial killers I actually have sympathy for after watching a documentary about her.
Yeah hers is a tough one because part of me feels like she was a victim too, I don't disagree with her being in prison she did commit crimes but she wasa victim her whole life it's no surprise to me she felt like a victim to the system
@@CUTESWON .. Poor innocent animals. They didn’t do anything wrong ||||| they are in prison, and they are innocent !!!!. Imagine it was you, the victim !! Over a frigging 5 minute hamburger et cetera !!!!!! CuIt🔴foIIowing !!!!! You can have vegan burgers and vegan chicken and vegan pizza and vegan curry and vegan tacos and vegan burritos..... without murder !!! Simple !!! ✅🤷🏼♂️. Vegan burgers blindfold test, Number 1 ever, delicious !!!! UA-cam delicious vegan food.....
that Stephen McDaniel interview is priceless. he worked with the maintenance man, and got a saw from the closet with a master key that also let him into her apartment where he killed her and cut her up in the bathtub, and put her torso in the dumpster when it was supposed to be picked up and emptied the next morning by the trash truck, but it was late and police found her torso, and then found the saw in the maintenance closet with specs of blood on it. he just freezes when they tell him police found her, and says "i don't feel good, i need to go sit down" and walks away. then came back to finish.
Aileen W. Was something else. " None of that OJ jazz.* She straight up calls OJ guilty in the middle of her own murder trial 😆 Lord she was something else
Oh my god, Beth's 'traumatic past' was absolutely the worse kind of trauma possible. That poor baby girl ,it's heart breaking. She grew up to be an amazing lady but she was FAR from evil when she was little.
I'm convinced Israel Keyes ran into me the day he travelled to Vermont to kill. I was covering loss prevention at Best Buy, he walked in and made a snide remark to provoke me. He did not like my non-chalant response. He stopped in his tracks and gave me the worst look I've ever been given, just pure rage. Took him a couple of seconds to compose himself. Probably because he noticed the monitor at the front desk with a camera pointed right at us. Then he turned around and walked into the store. A minute after I was relieved by the next person and went back to work in the warehouse. Other than it being super ackward I didn't think much of it until I saw his picture in the newspaper the next year. That monitor and CCTV may have saved my and my wife's life that night. I didn't realize that had been the evening before he killed the Coulters, who lived 5 mins away from my apartment in Essex Junction, and he had driven back to Chicago the next day. I learned this in May this year after seeing a True Crime video on UA-cam that included all the info the FBI previously hadn't released. That made me realize this whole thing was a way bigger deal than I initially thought. There hadn't been a lot of information about him floating around until recently. I'm still processing it. It helps knowing he's dead.
I used to find the non-chalantness creepy but when you live long enough to see how evil ppl can be, sometimes you get numb, so its not that disturbing anymore and it kinda makes sense. Especially when they have trauma. I don't feel like we should crucify these ppl or ostracize them, I feel like it doesn't help. But then again, it is unsettling.
@@maureenmoonandtidesdesigns4369 all psychopaths. Its trait of psychopathology. Many psychopaths do not end up as murderers. Book " Snakes in Suits" talks about CEO'S, Goverment officials, Politicians, top business men, bankers etc who have failed the psychopath test but the lack of empathy, compassion and having no sense or regard for another makes psychopaths highly effective in these types of careers.
Bruh literally everything about everyone disturbs you, “his calm voice js disturbing” “the way he’s so calm is disturbing” now what? The way they breathe is disturbing too?
for real. i actually strongly dislike "countdowns" like this where a person gives their own feelings or notations on what they think of the presented subject. like... just tell the facts not what YOU think 🙄
Yes and I find it annoying how she keeps being surprised with their behaviour. These are psychopaths, seroiusly disturbed and often abused people you're talking about, who've done horibble things. Does she expect them to behave like most humans?
6:52 that is the face that not even a mother could love. Seriously, i dont make a habit of ridiculing people for traits that are not within their control but i think the fact that this monster preyed on innocent people and killed them for pleasure warrants some slighting here. That face, ive seen it before. I think he was the inspiration for the makeup artists who worked on the movie "The Hills Have Eyes".
It a way of presentation inappropriate for this kind of information. I want the knowledge, but not (and I don’t mean this offensively) the excitable presentation. Very amateur dramatics. I blame the director. It would be less lighthearted and more genuine with a sombre tone. I’m in a similar line of work, and there is a method of delivery for this kind of serious news. Should not be lightened, not light subjects and it can put you off, as you wonder if it promotes the terrible stuff that goes on. Or maybe I’m just old.
@@fifilalaosei3476 You could just stop watching it instead of shitting on their content in a pretentious fashion. But i guess you wouldnt be able to validate yourself unless you belittled others online. To each their own. Im sure there is a content creator out there that creates content that is up to your high standards, you should find them and critique their content instead of watching the content you are not content with. You dont have to point out every single thing you dislike about other people. Youre getting free content. Be happy with free, because soon youtube will be a paid service only.
With the Chris Watts one, that is his father that is talking to him. He told the detectives that he would tell his Dad what happened. Obviously know now what really happened, sick bastard
My granddad was a psychiatric nurse from 1940's-70's, he told my mum that the psychopaths in the hospitals he worked in would absolutely play the psychiatrists, yet it was their decision if someone was released, and the doctors and nurses that worked with them every single day, and knew how they ticked, had no say... 😳
I've watched the whole "Iceman" interview of Kulinski.. He's a dangerous and cold mofo.. This clip didn't show the rest of the scene where Iceman says to an interviewer he had a strange sensation and an urge to hurt him.. Kudos to the guy holding an interview. Although there were probably cops in the room, I would still leave with an excuse of forgetting to turn of the gas in my kitchen. And also, I have to feed the neighbor's cat..
I lived right around the block from Joel Rifkin. And the murders actually started in the 1970s. He was very methodical with his killings, and time lapsed. He would actually put his victims in the deep freezer away from his mother's sight. Then dispose of them in the sump by Speno Park. I remember this bc my brother n I didnt go to school for 2wks.
I really wish the interviewers would start insulting them, like calling them wimps for not killing enough people. Claim they killed more. I think it would throw them off so much that they’d get angry
My 7th grade science teacher says he actually went to middle school with Paris Bennett. He told us about a time where he lost a small game of soccer to the other team and proceeded to go into the school, into one of the classrooms and bang his head repeatedly on the floor/wall until he was forced to stop. Apparently he did this often when he was angry with something. He said that when the murder happened that everybody at the school knew about it quick. Apparently his mother grounded him for something and he thought that murdering his sister would be the perfect punishment for it
Aileen Warnos had a horrifying and disgusting childhood. Not justifying anything she did. But, omg. If she had someone there for her as a child, she might not have been a killer. Same with Richard Ramirez. But, i feel worse for Aileen.
Juana Barraza Samperio's mother sold her while she was a child for 3 beers. The man who bought Juana immediately raped her and impregnated her. She really had a terrible childhood...
@@Wicked_RotF30 Aileens parents dumped her and her brother at their grandparents house. Her grandfather proceeded to rape her then passed her around to his friends. Her grandfather got her pregnant then shipped her off to a school for teen moms where they automatically give away the baby. Once she had her baby girl, they threw her out on the streets like ok bye. They had very similar childhoods.
@@weirdismyface1200 no. Thinking and acting are completely different. We all have that 1 person if the purge was real. There targe number 1. But, impulse comtrol shows you you can walk away.
See, killing is wrong, but I grew up in the ghetto. If a man is hurting you and r**ing you, you do what you need to do. So I pity her. Some people aren’t meant to be parents, and hers deserve more jail time than she does.
Bro she for real said "She calmly..." "He calmly.." "What scares me the most.." Throughout the whole video like bestie. We get it they calmly admitted they did it ✋
The ted bundy one is probably the creepiest one for me, because he is the type I would normally be attracted to. Dark curly hair and bright blue eyes. (it's kind of my soft spot) and he is actually over all attractive, which isn't what you would expect in most serial killers generally. So it would have been unlikely if I had ever run across him that I would have even suspected he would have that dark side to him. I'm just glad he never crossed my path or I would have likely ended up one of his victims too.
It’s crazy how some of these serial killers are glorified, they’re always being talked about but rarely are the victims talked about. Bundy committed his murders in the ‘70’s and 40 odd years later we’re still talking about him 🙄 Here in Albuquerque NM we may have a serial killer still on the loose. Someone murdered 11women, one with child, it’s known as The West Mesa murders.
These "people" scare my heart almost to the point of stopping. I survived a run in with a serial killer in the 70s. He had killed 2 before robbing me. I would be dead except I kept coffee and snacks for the cops. One showed up at the right time, announced himself. The robber went out the back door. I told the officer what happened. They searched for him dogs lost him as he left in a car After this they got him a fee minutes after 2 more killings He had not planned a good escape route, one route in and out. They caught him had a ton of evidence including trophies. He was tried and rode the Lighting on Old Sparky.
I grew up in Milwaukee and my middle school was literally blocks away from the apartment building where he (Dahmer) did his crimes. The CRAZIEST part, is that the Ambassador hotel is/was still open and fully functioning when I was in middle school back in 2000-2003. I've even been inside that hotel back then, and it was really old looking, I doubt they'd remodeled much after his stay and crimes. Wow, I never knew he did anything in Ambassador. My school was maybe 5 blocks down same side of the street. It was called Grand Avenue middle school,,
The iceman, he didn’t do a long pause and started questioning the interviewer. You said it a bit out of context. After the hour or two interview, the interviewer asks him randomly “do you have any questions for me?” And iceman being iceman (a man of few words) seemed to be hit off guard, hence he thought for a bit and ended up asking the first question that popped in his head cuz it seemed so awkward lol
Journalists often have a habit of acting like they're morally superior. If someone did certain things to the host, then she'd at least have fantasies about the misfortunes of those who did her wrong. I don't like how journalists/news anchors often "ham it up" like they're beyond human. Many times, I've found them worse than half the people I meet!
Best show I love the way you do your homework on the project you are doing that day keep up the good work and you will go far in what ever you turn your hand to.
What would you do if you turned around and saw that huge face of a murderer looking at you? I thought of that and started laughing! I enjoyed your stream!!!
My god, they really don't care about anyone but themselves. I feel so sad for the families and friends who's loved one's have died due to psychopaths and other deranged monsters. And all I can do is ask, why? 🥺 Thank you for presenting this, but this is just to much to watch. I'm heartbroken.
They found a whole bunch more when it comes to Jeffrey Dahmer. To this day, the apt complex he lived at has been torn down. It's sad when you drive past and know what happened.
There is one murder Arthur Shawcross wont talk about. If its brought up he will end the interview immediately and cease communication. I would say this particular murder involving a young child is the one that actually gets to him..
He killed 2 young children and only ended up doing 15 years. Some kind of legal loophole. It makes me so angry, If he would have been put away for life, the way he should have been, many of those women that he killed might be alive today. He probably didn't want to talk about the children because child killers are the bottom of the barrel, both inside and outside of prison.
I saw online that they are advising Charity Lee to go into hiding whenever Paris Bennett gets out, but i'm wondering why don't they give her witness protection or something.
@@Ironcabbit yeah, it’s hard to tell if evil is an actual human flaw(because you see someone who starts off inherently good and then something traumatic happens to them or around them) and then all a sudden or gradually they do horrible things. And then there are people born with disabilities. Then there are ppl who grew up fine and have normal emotions an unaffected brain and do horrible things. I wonder if THOSE people are truly “evil” or is “evil” an actual malfunction in the brain? Interesting and sad stuff.
Can you say literally anything other than “these killers have no remorse” “wow this gave me goosebumps” “these killers are crazy” like okay we get it bruh you’re talking about serial killers they’re literally all fucked. But our Viking and Greek ancestors used to cut the heads off of enemies for fun or for sport. Maybe society has just grown wayyyyyyyy too soft.
@@kenik2023 Y’know they don’t make much money.. If we defund them.. They will make close to no money.. Then they would all quit.. Then who would save us when we need them?
I remember the story at 9 minutes...the girl (and her baby brother ) were severely abused by their biological parents. I recall watching this 'special, which we see excerpts of as the interviews with her as a child. Her adopted family did not know the extent of her trauma until her abusive behaviors began. So sad...but with a happy ending?
Huh… I always wondered like what happened to her. I thought she was like born a psychopath, but i see her now and she’s doing very well. I was actually thinking to myself “maybe she was adopted, and abused before?” Thanks for that.
@missy loves emeka , yes...that video was the first time I heard about her since the 80s documentary I mentioned above. That story has always stuck with me...and the follow-up really shows the power of intelligent and patient intervention/therapy.
Please don't put Betsy here!!!! She was just a child!!!! I've seen all her interviews with the doctor who was treating her at the time!!!! She wasn't evil, she was sexually abused!!!! I was so happy when later on I discovered that she's become a normal person!!!! Good on you Betsy and congratulations to the doctor and the people who took care of her at the ranch!!!!
As were a number of these men as children. Only difference was they were not offered the same treatment and there are no videos of them at a young age explaining why they want to hurt people.
Yes he was. He was at the Waverly scene. Helped tie them up and set the scene before he left for another, aborted, kill site. He felt the Tate murders were too disorderly.
I’m so obsessed with murderers and crime scenes. It’s truly entertainment for me. I wouldn’t hurt anyone unless it was self defense or over my children. But honestly, since I was younger and my mother introduced me to Michael Myers - I’ve been obsessed with real and fictional characters.
I’m sorry but “You can’t have slaughter without laughter!” Also the Stephen McDaniel story… he said “WAS my neighbor” because he knew she was dead. He killed her!
In the part about Zachary Davis you said, “he even had an app on his phone about serial killers”. Well, you clearly are fascinated by them, as am I and apparently most of your followers. That really doesn’t mean that much. I am a student of the human psyche and my phone, tablet and laptop reflects my curiosity into serial killers, etc. I am far from delusional or becoming that which I study. JS
About that little girl... The parents that you talk about weren't the children's real parents... Their real parents were violent if I remember correctly... That's why she ended up like this and I think, after therapy she has been better.
Hes trying to use it to justify his actions but yes, our government Kills children women and men everyday in other countries. Bombing them, Even using third world country citizens as guinea pigs like Guatemala. To test out Std's...let's not even begin on slavery and all the horrible things people were capable of doing because they were taught at a young age to hate a color. And yet some of those people roam free..we all have a dark and a good side side. It's up to you to decide which one you're gonna feed.
22:40 She says what creeps her out is how he admits it. Whats he supposed to do, turn away and says shucks first while air kicking dirt ? No brilliant commentary here.
I think it's psychopaths and sociopaths that kill who have no empathy or compassion for another. Yeh they can feel fear but that is primal for survival. There are also killers who are not pycho/sociopathic but tend not to be serial killers.Dahners problem was he wanted his victims to stay and not leave him but did not believe that they would unless dead. The narcissistic split craving yet fearing intimacy.
Beth Thomas was adopted along with her biological brother. Their bio mom passed away and they were left in the care of their bio dad. She suffered horrifying sexual abuse at the hands of her bio dad. She was diagnosed with reactive attachment disorder (RAD), a rare condition in young children characterized by failing to make healthy connections with caregivers due to extreme abuse. RAD commonly appears in adopted children, who display destructive behavior and self-harm and fail to get along with their new parents and pets. She received extensive therapy and is now happily married and a RN
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I hate to agree with the literal Night Stalker, but he is right. The government DOES do worse to people.
I was like yeah you gotta a point there... Wait a minute, dude stop deflecting 😂
agree 100%
I second that!
Only difference is government kills you slowly
Yes government does worst crimes than him...
Note for Beth Thomas, I remember this case. She as abused sexually and physically from infancy. Her parents were her adoptive parents. As what was said she had been desensitized to feelings from her horrific abuse. I saw an interview with her as an adult, through support and love of her family she made a recovery and is now helping others.
She’s a nurse which is kinda crazy
thank god you commented this, i was like wait a minute i watched her documentary and yeah no she was not just so evil smh it was the circumstances around her life that led to that way of acting. she is sweet and kind and influenced sadly by people who should have been her foundation her rock so to speak. thanks for your comment.
Yes thank you for bringing this to light! She was an abused child! She went through things no child should ever have. Thank goodness for her adoptive parents for not giving up on her. 💖
Her case made me cry she was so hurt that she felt the need to hurt others😰😭😪
Strong , I love how she stood up 4 herself and other things other women faces and have faced . From a child an adult that's sad . I don't really blame her for that . More women should take a stand like that , then that'll stop all the sex trafficking. And maybe the kids will be safer to in that regard.
I find serial killer documentaries/videos calming and fascinating. I could never hurt anyone, but it’s so fascinating watching these types of videos.
same
Me too
I don't relate to the calming part, but definitely fascinating.
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I watch them while I work out
Aileen is NOT the 1st woman serial killer. Madam Laurie & Elizabeth Batharoy preceded her in so many ways. As far as Arthur Shawcross, the Ice Man was way worse.
her name was Elizabeth BATHORY first of all, and second, Aileen was the first AMERICAN Serial killer.
I do agree with you on those two, however I feel the need to point out that HMQ Mary 1 (bloody Mary) tops it even if she didn't light the fires or swing the axes all of those deaths were committed on her behalf and orders
@@keanemanuel9714 no there's more before aileen in the us...belle guiness, madame la laurie...
Note for those curious abut Beth Thomas, she is now a respected nurse and helps children with the same diagnosis as her. (RDA) which truly shows you how many psychos we could prevent from coming to fruition if we'd acknowledge red flags and do what should be done for those children.
Aileen was desensitized, her childhood and everything up from there was awful. Your brain has a way of protecting its self from so much trauma and you kinda feel like you are describing a movie. Although the events are horrific, it doesn't phase you because you dont associate it with your life.
I gotta agree with you there I don't snap yet but when my parents hit it just don't feel like anything
It doesn’t matter how you dress it up, taking another persons life is WRONG and has to be punished, I and millions if not billions of kids grow up in poverty, drunken and abusive parents, bullied at school etc etc etc, but haven’t grown up to be serial killers, I feel empathy for them but I can’t bring myself to let their upbringing etc be an explanation or excuse for the heinous and barbaric acts they commit, attaching any kind of label to a person who acts so violently does an injustice to the victims, and can and has led to people getting away with murder or a lighter sentence because someone diagnosed them with some form of mental defect. If Aileen was desensitised to her situation then why did she kill, sorry, but for me killing the person or persons that abuse you is justifiable, but to go on and kill innocent people is purely MURDER.
@@allandavis8201 I understand where you are coming from,but everyone is different,different personality,beliefs and lifes we can't just go compare they lifes with others is not same,I know is wrong but this could always be avoided if people actually care about others...
@@whutcat682 I agree that how the society treats you plays a big role in your attitude towards society but you can't deny the fact that some people are just inherently evil. You can't predict that someone with a healthy childhood wouldn't grow up to become a serial killer just like how you can't tell that someone with problematic family history would grow up to become one.
@@allandavis8201 keeping it 💯 killing another human is wrong upon the highest level, as well as taking your own life. We all go through hard times but it the end of the day control our own destiny. Some have no glimmer of hope and that's the sad reality. This is the world we live in. Be there for the kids. It ain't all glitter and unicorn farts
"Between 1878 to 1991 Jeffrey Dahmer...."
So he wasnt a cannibal, he was a vampire with a span of murders going on for that long
Man I thought I was the only one who caught it
I also cringed hard every time she said a name wrong, like the soft G on Geraldo or pronouncing Michelle with a CH. Geraldo Rivera still commentates all the time FFS. I've noticed similar things in other videos with this host.
Came here to say this. Technically, the statement isn't wrong. LOL
Wish everyone would give the lassie a break she has put a lot of work into her investigation and it’s ironic as the English still can’t pronounce the word loch
@@sharonrodgers1136 No way. The only way she'll improve is through criticism and these comments aren't rude, lewd or disrespectful. They're just pointing out some of the many flaws in this video. Also, as this young lady is disseminating information to a varied demographic, there are surely people watching who have never come across the content before and who will therefore consider to be true, the many falsities that are presented as fact. The comments pointing out otherwise in the very least, serve as an alternative which have the possibility of prompting someone interested into looking up the information for themselves, at which point they'll hopefully learn the truth, be it regarding content, pronunciation, or what have you.
To the person reading this even though I don't know you but I wish you all the best for what life has to offer.
I wish you the same my friend!
Thank you angel dust 💗 you too
lol its super funny that your name is Angel dust from hell but then say you wish everyone the best idk its just extreamly funny to me
Thank you 🙏
Cool
I remember seeing the little girl Beth’s story. So heart sinking. She was like that because when her mother died and her father gained custody of her and her brother when they were just 1 & 2 years old, the father was beating & molesting her. She remembered these events & because of this she suffered from Psychosis. I also saw her next interview where she was given intense therapy at a rehabilitation home for a year & and in this interview, she has shown huge improvement, and even burst into tears because she had realized the extent of hurt she had put her family through & was in fact sorry for what she did. This part made me cry with her. I’m so happy to know that she has grown into a successful & healthy woman 💙
Maybe she wanted to kill them in order to get them out that situation 😭
@@MrsPanda-jp9xr she said in her interview as a kid she wanted to kill them because she didn’t like being around people and just wanted to be alone.
Sadly HURT people literally HURT people.,.so awful what she went thru
Beth herself is not as frightening as the abuse she suffered-which is what caused her to behave in this way. Fortunately there were people who genuinely cared and she got the help she needed.
Classic ' the bullied becomes the bully '
They go to any extreme to get their power back.
Beth actually grew up and became someone who helps children in similar situations to hers. She’s an amazing woman.
What abuse did she suffer?
@@trishlong7702 the abuse she received was from her biological dad. She was adopted by seperate people that she proceeded to try to kill. They sought out help and she went to a group home(or foster home can't remember) where she got the help she needed
The Ice Man-Richard Kuklinsky was actually asking questions because the interviewer was a psychologist, and Richard wanted to know more about why he was the way he was. This interview was set up to be a dialogue, as opposed to a traditional interview.
clearly she did not watch the interview at all.
In the interview he actually comes over as an amicable guy, think he even mentions it at some point and shuts it down immediately by stating that he is not, he's a monster.
Also he is in no way shape or form glorifying his act, he's just stating what happened and how. I liked watching the interview and I would really advise the bird to really watch it instead of just reading out loud what is written down on it.
Yap. It's more than obvious that her "investigation" of cases she presents in this video didn't include watching a whole 1,5 hour interview with "Iceman" Kuklinski. There was one more disturbing moment when Iceman tells an interviewer he's got an urge to hurt him, maybe even kill him. And knowing his past and looking at his face, you could tell he wasn't joking around... That is one mean dude...
I don't think Kuklinsi was "evil" like the other psychopaths. He had no empathy or compassion as a professional hit man.
It was only a job to him, he didn't kill because he got off on murder.
@@chino3796 I have often said the same thing. I know he was a sociopath, but "evil" people don't normally ask for psychologists to help them ascertain what is wrong with them.
@@chino3796 it's a power trip. And evil.
i think judges should be held responsible when they let killers out who go on to kill again. Also giving a killer only 5 yrs in prison for killing 2 people is downright disgusting! People who kill should never be let go.
so your telling me that if your family member had mental problems and snapped then killed someone u would want them in jail forever? lol
He served only 5 years because he was a minor
@@jay-1377 thats a stupid question. doesnt matter if family or not u have a responsibility to keep others safe.
@@jay-1377 yes. Institutionalized somehow. Whatever it takes to keep them from killing again. Mental illness should not be a get out of jail free card.
@@calliopec544 no yea getting institutionalized is a good idea but thats not what this dude said lol
About Richard: it was revealed during that interview with psychologist Dr. Park Dietz, that Richard witnessed his mother be abused and eventually śtábbèd by his father, who would also abuse Richard, and could be the reason he turned out the way he did. It’s a very interesting interview.
He said "The Father", "HE WAS THE FATHER!?". He was speaking biblically genius.
Lmao, I was about to post much the same, I was thinking a word the opposite of genius but didn't sound so bluntly rude.... you chose sarcasm, good move. That said it nicely .
She say Jeff daumer kill people since 1878 to 1991 he only kill 17 people in over 100 years he is slacker then lol
Exactly 😂
@@barbievillalobos2075 .. Poor innocent animals. They didn’t do anything wrong ||||| they are in prison, and they are innocent !!!!. Imagine it was you, the victim !! Over a frigging 5 minute hamburger et cetera !!!!!! CuIt🔴foIIowing !!!!! You can have vegan burgers and vegan chicken and vegan pizza and vegan curry and vegan tacos and vegan burritos..... without murder !!! Simple !!! ✅🤷🏼♂️. Vegan burgers blindfold test, Number 1 ever, delicious !!!! UA-cam delicious vegan food........
I think some of these people may be demonically possessed. I know people do not believe in this anymore, but Christ said people can become possessed.
Eileen is the only serial killer I feel sorry for. If you dig deeper with her story, literally every one failed her. Her story is so sad.
Yes.
People act like it's so unbelievable that seven different men could've attacked her, resulting in her killing them first. Yeah, I 100% believe that. It's not shocking in the least.
ya, lets go kill a retired pastor. BS
10 interviews but all we heard was this lady talking
Lindsay: *gets shivers down her spine*
Me: *casually making paper crown*
Haha! Right! 😄
@@Mellyboowhowho frfr
Im eating lol
@@ariahbrown3931 LMAO
Omg I wanna see the paper crown. Sounds cool
The Night Stalker had a point… “the government has done worse”.
what? IRS take your stuff?
And still does to this day
I've always been so on the fence about Aileen Wournos.. one of the only serial killers I actually have sympathy for after watching a documentary about her.
I agree
Yeah hers is a tough one because part of me feels like she was a victim too, I don't disagree with her being in prison she did commit crimes but she wasa victim her whole life it's no surprise to me she felt like a victim to the system
@@CUTESWON
.. Poor innocent animals. They didn’t do anything wrong ||||| they are in prison, and they are innocent !!!!. Imagine it was you, the victim !! Over a frigging 5 minute hamburger et cetera !!!!!! CuIt🔴foIIowing !!!!! You can have vegan burgers and vegan chicken and vegan pizza and vegan curry and vegan tacos and vegan burritos..... without murder !!! Simple !!! ✅🤷🏼♂️. Vegan burgers blindfold test, Number 1 ever, delicious !!!! UA-cam delicious vegan food.....
@@VeganV5912 dude wtf are you on about 😂 go bother someone else with tour veganism, I ain't the one 🤷♀️
@@VeganV5912 Okay, then I'll just eat vegans instead.
that Stephen McDaniel interview is priceless. he worked with the maintenance man, and got a saw from the closet with a master key that also let him into her apartment where he killed her and cut her up in the bathtub, and put her torso in the dumpster when it was supposed to be picked up and emptied the next morning by the trash truck, but it was late and police found her torso, and then found the saw in the maintenance closet with specs of blood on it. he just freezes when they tell him police found her, and says "i don't feel good, i need to go sit down" and walks away. then came back to finish.
Aileen W. Was something else. " None of that OJ jazz.* She straight up calls OJ guilty in the middle of her own murder trial 😆 Lord she was something else
Oh my god, Beth's 'traumatic past' was absolutely the worse kind of trauma possible. That poor baby girl ,it's heart breaking. She grew up to be an amazing lady but she was FAR from evil when she was little.
I'm convinced Israel Keyes ran into me the day he travelled to Vermont to kill. I was covering loss prevention at Best Buy, he walked in and made a snide remark to provoke me. He did not like my non-chalant response. He stopped in his tracks and gave me the worst look I've ever been given, just pure rage. Took him a couple of seconds to compose himself. Probably because he noticed the monitor at the front desk with a camera pointed right at us. Then he turned around and walked into the store. A minute after I was relieved by the next person and went back to work in the warehouse.
Other than it being super ackward I didn't think much of it until I saw his picture in the newspaper the next year.
That monitor and CCTV may have saved my and my wife's life that night. I didn't realize that had been the evening before he killed the Coulters, who lived 5 mins away from my apartment in Essex Junction, and he had driven back to Chicago the next day. I learned this in May this year after seeing a True Crime video on UA-cam that included all the info the FBI previously hadn't released. That made me realize this whole thing was a way bigger deal than I initially thought. There hadn't been a lot of information about him floating around until recently.
I'm still processing it. It helps knowing he's dead.
holy hell!
Holy crap, man!! That's insane!! Thank God you and yours weren't targeted, although I still feel terrible for his victims (as I'm sure you do).
Wow! Israel Keyes makes my skin crawl!! I'm glad you and your wife are ok.
I used to find the non-chalantness creepy but when you live long enough to see how evil ppl can be, sometimes you get numb, so its not that disturbing anymore and it kinda makes sense. Especially when they have trauma. I don't feel like we should crucify these ppl or ostracize them, I feel like it doesn't help. But then again, it is unsettling.
Lindsay I am almost 52 but I love watching your videos.
I just love the way you tell the stories. Keep goin' girl.
You can't expect remorse from people with malicious intent. Thinking about them expressing it would only make you feel bs
You have to be really understanding to be able to listen to this … it’s enough to give you nightmares
I sleep to these videos lol 😂
Empathy- the thing most serial killers lack.
@@maureenmoonandtidesdesigns4369 all psychopaths. Its trait of psychopathology. Many psychopaths do not end up as murderers. Book " Snakes in Suits" talks about CEO'S, Goverment officials, Politicians, top business men, bankers etc who have failed the psychopath test but the lack of empathy, compassion and having no sense or regard for another makes psychopaths highly effective in these types of careers.
@@sheilamair2732thanks, I'll check out that book!
Bruh literally everything about everyone disturbs you, “his calm voice js disturbing” “the way he’s so calm is disturbing” now what? The way they breathe is disturbing too?
Most underrated comment. 💯
for real. i actually strongly dislike "countdowns" like this where a person gives their own feelings or notations on what they think of the presented subject. like... just tell the facts not what YOU think 🙄
Yes and I find it annoying how she keeps being surprised with their behaviour. These are psychopaths, seroiusly disturbed and often abused people you're talking about, who've done horibble things.
Does she expect them to behave like most humans?
I still want her number
@@makincash3337 to talk about psychopaths? I think not Makin Cash.
6:52 that is the face that not even a mother could love. Seriously, i dont make a habit of ridiculing people for traits that are not within their control but i think the fact that this monster preyed on innocent people and killed them for pleasure warrants some slighting here. That face, ive seen it before. I think he was the inspiration for the makeup artists who worked on the movie "The Hills Have Eyes".
that is one of the ugliest dudes I’ve seen in a minute lol
Apparently everything she sees gives her "chills down her spine". It looses any impact when you say it for 80% of the killers.
It a way of presentation inappropriate for this kind of information. I want the knowledge, but not (and I don’t mean this offensively) the excitable presentation. Very amateur dramatics. I blame the director. It would be less lighthearted and more genuine with a sombre tone. I’m in a similar line of work, and there is a method of delivery for this kind of serious news. Should not be lightened, not light subjects and it can put you off, as you wonder if it promotes the terrible stuff that goes on. Or maybe I’m just old.
@@fifilalaosei3476 You could just stop watching it instead of shitting on their content in a pretentious fashion. But i guess you wouldnt be able to validate yourself unless you belittled others online. To each their own. Im sure there is a content creator out there that creates content that is up to your high standards, you should find them and critique their content instead of watching the content you are not content with. You dont have to point out every single thing you dislike about other people. Youre getting free content. Be happy with free, because soon youtube will be a paid service only.
I was thinking the same
The beauty of this video is that I can’t relate with any of it👍
I dont know if i should be worried,but i can see i would do some of it.
Really?
You can't see yourself killing hittler? Or killing any if the person's on this list
@@ESOJOTREBLA No. That's the whole point. We can't do this stuff because we actually care and think of the consequences murder might bring.
@@julcaos I do
With the Chris Watts one, that is his father that is talking to him. He told the detectives that he would tell his Dad what happened. Obviously know now what really happened, sick bastard
😂🤣Jeffrey Dahmer and his 113 year reign of terror!!😂🤣That was THE best!!! (Not sure why that was soooo funny🤷🏻♀️)
Yeah she did say from 1878.
Came here to make the same comment! LOL
I came to the comments to see if anyone else noticed that 😂😂
I came on just to mention this. Lol
I had to replay that a couple times to make sure I wasn’t mis-hearing that! Lo and behold, I’m not the first to catch that oopsie lol
My granddad was a psychiatric nurse from 1940's-70's, he told my mum that the psychopaths in the hospitals he worked in would absolutely play the psychiatrists, yet it was their decision if someone was released, and the doctors and nurses that worked with them every single day, and knew how they ticked, had no say... 😳
Every time my half-brother goes in, he knows exactly what to say to get out. :(
I've watched the whole "Iceman" interview of Kulinski.. He's a dangerous and cold mofo.. This clip didn't show the rest of the scene where Iceman says to an interviewer he had a strange sensation and an urge to hurt him.. Kudos to the guy holding an interview. Although there were probably cops in the room, I would still leave with an excuse of forgetting to turn of the gas in my kitchen. And also, I have to feed the neighbor's cat..
AYEEE U USE MY WORD! WE IS TWINS MOFO😭💅
Rotfl 🤣
I...ok he's got a point there about the government doing worse
I lived right around the block from Joel Rifkin. And the murders actually started in the 1970s. He was very methodical with his killings, and time lapsed. He would actually put his victims in the deep freezer away from his mother's sight. Then dispose of them in the sump by Speno Park. I remember this bc my brother n I didnt go to school for 2wks.
I really wish the interviewers would start insulting them, like calling them wimps for not killing enough people. Claim they killed more. I think it would throw them off so much that they’d get angry
That would be unprofessional!
Haa hahaaaaa
@@oneoflokis HAHAHA!!!!
My 7th grade science teacher says he actually went to middle school with Paris Bennett. He told us about a time where he lost a small game of soccer to the other team and proceeded to go into the school, into one of the classrooms and bang his head repeatedly on the floor/wall until he was forced to stop. Apparently he did this often when he was angry with something. He said that when the murder happened that everybody at the school knew about it quick. Apparently his mother grounded him for something and he thought that murdering his sister would be the perfect punishment for it
I've seen Eileen's video her whole interview she's hilarious she was funny as hell and her interview she didn't kill him every day 😂
Aileen Warnos had a horrifying and disgusting childhood. Not justifying anything she did. But, omg. If she had someone there for her as a child, she might not have been a killer.
Same with Richard Ramirez. But, i feel worse for Aileen.
Juana Barraza Samperio's mother sold her while she was a child for 3 beers. The man who bought Juana immediately raped her and impregnated her. She really had a terrible childhood...
@@Wicked_RotF30 Aileens parents dumped her and her brother at their grandparents house. Her grandfather proceeded to rape her then passed her around to his friends. Her grandfather got her pregnant then shipped her off to a school for teen moms where they automatically give away the baby. Once she had her baby girl, they threw her out on the streets like ok bye.
They had very similar childhoods.
So are me and my siblings better then them?im the only one that actually thinks of murder
@@weirdismyface1200 no. Thinking and acting are completely different. We all have that 1 person if the purge was real. There targe number 1. But, impulse comtrol shows you you can walk away.
See, killing is wrong, but I grew up in the ghetto. If a man is hurting you and r**ing you, you do what you need to do. So I pity her. Some people aren’t meant to be parents, and hers deserve more jail time than she does.
"It's far too disturbing to go further into the case"
That's okay I'm gonna google/youtube it myself anyways 😩
WHAT DOES SHE THINK WE WATCH FOR??
What did he do
Bro she for real said "She calmly..." "He calmly.." "What scares me the most.." Throughout the whole video like bestie. We get it they calmly admitted they did it ✋
The ted bundy one is probably the creepiest one for me, because he is the type I would normally be attracted to. Dark curly hair and bright blue eyes. (it's kind of my soft spot) and he is actually over all attractive, which isn't what you would expect in most serial killers generally. So it would have been unlikely if I had ever run across him that I would have even suspected he would have that dark side to him. I'm just glad he never crossed my path or I would have likely ended up one of his victims too.
It’s crazy how some of these serial killers are glorified, they’re always being talked about but rarely are the victims talked about. Bundy committed his murders in the ‘70’s and 40 odd years later we’re still talking about him 🙄 Here in Albuquerque NM we may have a serial killer still on the loose. Someone murdered 11women, one with child, it’s known as The West Mesa murders.
I think it's way more disturbing when they "act" like they're sorry.
How are u supposed to act then in that situation🤨 say that ur happy that u killed them or something
@@Xxjxulixaxx some people truly feel this way you know, such as cold blooded killers like some of these
These "people" scare my heart almost to the point of stopping. I survived a run in with a serial killer in the 70s. He had killed 2 before robbing me. I would be dead except I kept coffee and snacks for the cops. One showed up at the right time, announced himself. The robber went out the back door. I told the officer what happened. They searched for him dogs lost him as he left in a car
After this they got him a fee minutes after 2 more killings He had not planned a good escape route, one route in and out. They caught him had a ton of evidence including trophies. He was tried and rode the Lighting on Old Sparky.
I grew up in Milwaukee and my middle school was literally blocks away from the apartment building where he (Dahmer) did his crimes. The CRAZIEST part, is that the Ambassador hotel is/was still open and fully functioning when I was in middle school back in 2000-2003. I've even been inside that hotel back then, and it was really old looking, I doubt they'd remodeled much after his stay and crimes. Wow, I never knew he did anything in Ambassador. My school was maybe 5 blocks down same side of the street. It was called Grand Avenue middle school,,
I live in Wisconsin and when my mom came to visit in 2011, she stayed at The Ambassador. I had to inform her of its history, lol.
This was an awesome video. I’ve always been fascinated by serial killers. I want to know what makes them tick.
Then this is absolutely not the right video. She blatantly ignored the why's and just told the Wikipedia versions about each case.
I love how in the background when Lindsay is talking about Wayne stabbing and killing someone there was a smiling face
Dude- no matter how many times I’ve seen the Angela Simpson video, I just can’t get over it!
I just found your page today and you are hilarious and I really love the way you look on life...Hugs from Denmark 🇩🇰😃
Love your videos thank you! :)
the night stalker is a freak and evil incarnate.his eyes were soulless and he showed no remorse whatsoever. unbelievable
He sounds like he's faking talking to "the father". You'd be surprised how many people use the mental health defective defense!
Typically people with mental health issues are victims of crimes
Mind Hunter on Netflix is worth a watch.
@@sheilamair2732 I've seen it
Manuel is "talking" to the father as in father in heaven...god. not himself,idk why she says keep in mind he is the father.
True but I’m pretty sure he’s referring to Satan
Why is he in prison and not a hospital?
The iceman, he didn’t do a long pause and started questioning the interviewer. You said it a bit out of context. After the hour or two interview, the interviewer asks him randomly “do you have any questions for me?” And iceman being iceman (a man of few words) seemed to be hit off guard, hence he thought for a bit and ended up asking the first question that popped in his head cuz it seemed so awkward lol
Journalists often have a habit of acting like they're morally superior. If someone did certain things to the host, then she'd at least have fantasies about the misfortunes of those who did her wrong. I don't like how journalists/news anchors often "ham it up" like they're beyond human. Many times, I've found them worse than half the people I meet!
Best show I love the way you do your homework on the project you are doing that day keep up the good work and you will go far in what ever you turn your hand to.
I feel so so sorry for Eileen W 😢 I can’t help it. Always have ever since watching the interview in its entirety.
What would you do if you turned around and saw that huge face of a murderer looking at you? I thought of that and started laughing! I enjoyed your stream!!!
Aleen is a perfect example of how abused children grow up.peace and love aleen wornose
This is great! I love serial killer documentaries. Would’ve been even better if the girl didn’t talk through the whole thing 🤷🏻♂️
U r very good with explaining young lady👍Also Interesting work(&gathering facts)👍
The only thing in this video that sends shivers down my spine, is the narrators squawking voice.
yeah😭
Fun fact, Edmund Kemper spent much of his time in prison (current sentence) making money as a professional narrator for books on tape.
That’s not true
Was that him with the books on tape🤔?
dumb fact
@@PREPFORIT and yet, a fact nonetheless
My god, they really don't care about anyone but themselves. I feel so sad for the families and friends who's loved one's have died due to psychopaths and other deranged monsters. And all I can do is ask, why? 🥺
Thank you for presenting this, but this is just to much to watch. I'm heartbroken.
i think the more calm an evil person is the creepier they are since thjey are essentially trying to be human
Thank You , love and hugs xxx
Thank you Lindsey
They found a whole bunch more when it comes to Jeffrey Dahmer. To this day, the apt complex he lived at has been torn down. It's sad when you drive past and know what happened.
"Between 1878 and 1991" Jesus was Jeffrey a f*cking immortal? Lmao
This vid makes me wanna go around hugging everyone I see
U also get something called corona virus
Good cover
Not during covid ❌
But after covid is completely gone go for it!! Hugging people is awesome, but only if they want to be hugged
*silently whispering* I don't think they get the implementation... 🧐
Don’t do it! One of em just may be an unknown serial killer!
i’m going straight to hell for laughing at Angela Simpsons confession😭😂
More, please!😁🙏🏼💕
There is one murder Arthur Shawcross wont talk about. If its brought up he will end the interview immediately and cease communication. I would say this particular murder involving a young child is the one that actually gets to him..
He killed 2 young children and only ended up doing 15 years. Some kind of legal loophole. It makes me so angry, If he would have been put away for life, the way he should have been, many of those women that he killed might be alive today. He probably didn't want to talk about the children because child killers are the bottom of the barrel, both inside and outside of prison.
we get it ... it’s creepy!
wasn’t that the point of this collaboration
I saw online that they are advising Charity Lee to go into hiding whenever Paris Bennett gets out, but i'm wondering why don't they give her witness protection or something.
After listening to serial killers interviews, I don't know why but most of them just become philosophical...
It’s pretty unfair calling people with mental disabilities “evil” just because they have done evil things doesn’t make them evil.
The only one I felt sorry for was the latino that was seeing hallucinations and hearing fake voices. He was far gone.
@@Ironcabbit yeah, it’s hard to tell if evil is an actual human flaw(because you see someone who starts off inherently good and then something traumatic happens to them or around them) and then all a sudden or gradually they do horrible things. And then there are people born with disabilities. Then there are ppl who grew up fine and have normal emotions an unaffected brain and do horrible things. I wonder if THOSE people are truly “evil” or is “evil” an actual malfunction in the brain? Interesting and sad stuff.
Can you say literally anything other than “these killers have no remorse” “wow this gave me goosebumps” “these killers are crazy” like okay we get it bruh you’re talking about serial killers they’re literally all fucked. But our Viking and Greek ancestors used to cut the heads off of enemies for fun or for sport. Maybe society has just grown wayyyyyyyy too soft.
Nothing makes me feel older than when this girl mispronounces Geraldo Rivera. Among other names.
Thank you. Just said the same. Back when the reporters did the actual reporting.
They all sound Cra Cra. Periodttt!!!!
DEFUND THE POLICE!!!
🤣😅😂
@@kenik2023 Y’know they don’t make much money.. If we defund them.. They will make close to no money.. Then they would all quit.. Then who would save us when we need them?
@@lorenfreitas9954 Save yourselves
13:45 I just kept staring at the dog go under the car 😂
thanks
I remember the story at 9 minutes...the girl (and her baby brother ) were severely abused by their biological parents. I recall watching this 'special, which we see excerpts of as the interviews with her as a child. Her adopted family did not know the extent of her trauma until her abusive behaviors began. So sad...but with a happy ending?
Huh… I always wondered like what happened to her. I thought she was like born a psychopath, but i see her now and she’s doing very well. I was actually thinking to myself “maybe she was adopted, and abused before?” Thanks for that.
@@prsee5969 , sure🙂
If you are interested- the special 'documentary' I believe was HBO in the 80s.
@missy loves emeka , yes...that video was the first time I heard about her since the 80s documentary I mentioned above. That story has always stuck with me...and the follow-up really shows the power of intelligent and patient intervention/therapy.
@missy loves emeka ...yes...but I was wrong, it was 1992 (not 80s...all those years blend to me)...it was called "Child of Rage". So sad.
Please don't put Betsy here!!!! She was just a child!!!! I've seen all her interviews with the doctor who was treating her at the time!!!! She wasn't evil, she was sexually abused!!!! I was so happy when later on I discovered that she's become a normal person!!!! Good on you Betsy and congratulations to the doctor and the people who took care of her at the ranch!!!!
Yes!
As were a number of these men as children. Only difference was they were not offered the same treatment and there are no videos of them at a young age explaining why they want to hurt people.
Fun Fact: Charles Manson never personally killed anyone nor was he at the scene of any of the murders.
Aka oldest fact ever.
Yes he was. He was at the Waverly scene. Helped tie them up and set the scene before he left for another, aborted, kill site. He felt the Tate murders were too disorderly.
When dude asked the interviewer what he thought about him... All professionalism would've went out the window 😂🤦🏾♀️
I’m so obsessed with murderers and crime scenes. It’s truly entertainment for me. I wouldn’t hurt anyone unless it was self defense or over my children. But honestly, since I was younger and my mother introduced me to Michael Myers - I’ve been obsessed with real and fictional characters.
I’m sorry but “You can’t have slaughter without laughter!”
Also the Stephen McDaniel story… he said “WAS my neighbor” because he knew she was dead. He killed her!
Could have said that meaning something else im just saying
In the part about Zachary Davis you said, “he even had an app on his phone about serial killers”. Well, you clearly are fascinated by them, as am I and apparently most of your followers. That really doesn’t mean that much. I am a student of the human psyche and my phone, tablet and laptop reflects my curiosity into serial killers, etc. I am far from delusional or becoming that which I study. JS
I personally love watching serial killer documentaries and I'm definitely not a killer.
@Taniesha Savage
Exactly what a serial killer would say. hmm
@@mudmudmudmudmud7605
Wow! You aren’t very intelligent, are you!
If the police saw my UA-cam history and Kindle reading list, they'd lock me up and throw away the key.
@@sandibaker5298 defending a serial I see. I see you peeps stick together. Makes me wonder where you hide the bodies. For shame.
About that little girl... The parents that you talk about weren't the children's real parents... Their real parents were violent if I remember correctly... That's why she ended up like this and I think, after therapy she has been better.
'Its like asking a colour blind person to describe the colour red.' Someone here who isnt colour blind, describe the colour red then 😂
Colors give off moods vibes as such.. that's describing a color
Always nice to come visit Lindsay talk about some cteeps
Ramirez is right about the Gov. compared to serial killers...in a messed up kinda way.
Not at all.
@@mr._durden_ ya...think about it. Don't just jump on the wagon with the rest of the sheep.
@@manosharkie12 serial killers are methodic. Governments are just pointless. Not the same.
@@mr._durden_ gov is not methodical? Wow...first I've ever heard someone say that.
Hes trying to use it to justify his actions but yes, our government Kills children women and men everyday in other countries. Bombing them, Even using third world country citizens as guinea pigs like Guatemala. To test out Std's...let's not even begin on slavery and all the horrible things people were capable of doing because they were taught at a young age to hate a color. And yet some of those people roam free..we all have a dark and a good side side. It's up to you to decide which one you're gonna feed.
22:40 She says what creeps her out is how he admits it.
Whats he supposed to do, turn away and says shucks first while air kicking dirt ?
No brilliant commentary here.
I don’t know how they say killers can’t feel emotions. Fear is an emotion hate is an emotion and so is excitement. They feel
Energy those are energy's
I think it's psychopaths and sociopaths that kill who have no empathy or compassion for another. Yeh they can feel fear but that is primal for survival. There are also killers who are not pycho/sociopathic but tend not to be serial killers.Dahners problem was he wanted his victims to stay and not leave him but did not believe that they would unless dead. The narcissistic split craving yet fearing intimacy.
Hi, I’m Aileen. Not the killer Aileen obviously. I just wanted to say your videos are the best!!❤️
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