@@Gunblade_man they weren't though, that's a common misconception about this case, they were given tons of personnel and resources, it was just kept out of the media for a few years
Dr. Bhukanovsky was unbelievably good at his job and I think he deserves commendations for this. It's eery how the psychological profile he drew turned out to be accurte.
The really annoying thing that I’ve noticed is that the Russian Police didn’t really give a shit until the victim count was too high to ignore or the system was changed. The rush the solving procedure and then threaten or beat people until they confess to something they hadn’t committed
And the fact that somehow he in his 50s looking like that managed to lure his victims ( many of them werent even that young, id understand if all the victims were 6yo but how do you fall for that... ) also the fact that no one reported him directly to the police is scary, like were there news about the serial killer on the loose at the time?
It would be interesting to see more English-language documentaries like this on other soviet serial killers. If Chikatilo managed to scare and disturb you so much, I can't imagine what would you think about Slivko, Sukletin, Golovkin and especially Spesivtsev.
@@jimmorris1424it’s actually true it’s known as the Macdonald Triad. cruelty to animals, obsession with fire-setting, and persistent bedwetting past the age of five.
@@joshuaortiz5204 Like, i don't know if this is true, because i read a lot about this case over alkost 2 decades now, BUT. I remember when they used to say, aswel as Andrei used to say that he had actually killed a bit over a hundered, that he was killing when he was a teacher too ever since he was like 25-30 already. But they actually decreased the number only because they haven't found the other bodies at all or haven't found proof for that. OR one theory is... the USSR went and kept that hidden because they didn't wanna make the case worse than it already was showing their incompetence taking so long to find one man compared to the USA. But a man with such a number and all those years time, it's very well possible and i honestly believe it to be true, but it's something i wanna be careful about spreading only because it's not a proven fact. So you be the judge.
I liked the longer format James! I hope you're able to go more in depth in future videos. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the ones you have, it's just awesome when you can go into more detail about these stories and I'm not talking about the gory stuff. These poor vi toms need to be treated with the utmost respect and care. Thanks for the great video!
@Luca Baki no it's the 90ies after the fall of Sovietunion with a incompetent alcoholic as president in chaotic times.. nowadays people don't even dare to rob somebody in the streets of russian towns..
Even the laws and police force in America is shitty. I was assaulted here and the police didn't do shit about it. Enrages me to this day that he's still out there and might rape another innocent woman... I hope she escapes like me and gets him in fucking prison.. I hope he never tried to rape someone ever again. He's a pathetic excuse of nature and deserves to die. Even my extremely Christian mother wishes death upon him.. that says a lot for her. She's usually so chill and sweet.. but not this time, she hates the way law enforcement has become.. lazy, incompetent, untrained, untrustworthy, they kill people and get away with it.. it's disgusting.
It happens all the time with serial killers not being properly investigated or charged. I'm in Vancouver, British Columbia, and it happened more than once here. Back in the 80's there was Clifford Robert Olson who, raped, tortured, mutilated and murdered 11 children, he was caught and released and then killed more victims. Then again in the early 2000's Robert Pickton was a pig farmer who murdered, butchered 49 women and fed their remain to his pigs. He was caught for attacking prostitute with a knife but got off because he convinced the police that he was the victim. When he was awaiting trial, an undercover officer was placed in a prison cell with him and Picton admitted to murdering 49 women, bragging that he was going to do "one more to make it an even 50".
Wow! That’s the craziest story I’ve ever heard! I thought I had heard of all the serial killers! My mouth was hanging opened the whole time I listened. You do a great job with the reading and the pictorial accounts. Well done! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I have been familiar of Andrei Chikatilo for many years but have never encountered as comprehensive a brief on his life and murders as you present. It's noteworthy too how you went to great lengths to cover the names and circumstances of as many of the victims as possible. Great job!
"How could you possibly have figured all that out about me?!" "The truth is quite complicated. I suffer the same sexual dysfunction as you. We... are twins who were separated from birth!"
I’d heard of chikatilo before but didn’t know the details of his case. This video was very well done. This man was a true nightmare and I hope there’s never another like him.
I imagine there have been much worse trough a lot of unrecorded and older history. Just imagine how many people like these existed in medival times or further back
Unfortunately , here are some others of Chikatilo "peers" . In case you are interested , please check : Pedro Rodriguez ( Brazil ), Luis Alfredo Gravito aka The beast ( Colombia ), Pedro Lopez ( Colombia).....the last case was covered by Y Tuber " The disturbing Truth" .
Finally, this is exactly my number 1 spot for craziest killer... My dad used to show me the movie Citizen X when i was a kid to make me watch out for strangers and so this guy has been known for me for quite some time now. And i believe he doesn't get enough coverage, he makes people like Bundy and almost every other crazy USA killer look like a joke with his body count alone. Not to mention what he did! So thank you very much for covering this!
@@flonkplonk1649 I don't think Peter even comes remotely close to Andrei but also a monster none the less. There's something crazy about Chikatilo he literally used to rub/grind on his vicims while having their blood and flesh in his mouth and right as he was about to climax, and while he was climaxing he would start stabbing them. That's another level to me.
Feels weird to rank these people and argue about who’s number 1 or 2, or who deserves more notoriety. They are all garbage scum that don’t deserve any attention if you ask me. The only reason they should be known at all is that the public should know what evil looks like and how to stay vigilant against it.
I read a book about the investigation of this case by the detective who cracked the case, because his own niece was one of the victims if I remember correctly. That book shook my soul, it's a very interesting, albeit traumatizing read called " The killer department". I'll never forget it.
@@catibeaulieu4244 here you go: The Killer Department: Detective Viktor Burakov's Eight-Year Hunt for the Most Savage Serial Killer in Russian History is a non-fiction book detailing the manhunt, capture and subsequent conviction of Russian serial killer Andrei Chikatilo. Written by Robert Cullen (at the time a foreign reporter covering issues relating to the Soviet Union and Russia for The New Yorker magazine), the book was released in 1993.[1]
For anyone who is interested, there was a movie made about this case titled "Citizen X" starring Donald Sutherland, Stephen Rea and Max Von Sydow. It was absolutely brilliant. Not only as a kind of bio-pic but just as a stand alone psychological thriller. I was completely riveted. I highly recommend everyone seek this movie out if you haven't already seen it. Edit: After reading most of the comments I had an urge to watch the movie again and it's just as excellent as I remembered it. My favourite line in the movie... "I must say... Together, you make a wonderful person".
Its very tilted in making the Russian state look like they wanted nothing to do with it. Its a good film but it's really a hit piece. Read 'The Killer Department' by Robert Gullen, that will give you a much better idea of how the investigation really went down
@Stabby The Clown I agree. It's the only movie my now ex-husband and I actually watched by ourselves, at the same time. It's one of the very few happy moments of our marriage that I can remember. Mind you, we sat at opposite ends of the couch the whole time but at least we shared the experience together lol 😂
He was a truly a horrific person. Thanks for a really great narration of this case. Really well made and a lot more information than what I have heard before 😃
Came upon your channel by chance one day actually. I'm subscribed to most others but this one is probably definitely in my top 10. Very well presented and you're very respectful of the victims
@@hiskidkeller well I haven't watched the video completely but from the early horrible and most disturbing experiences of Andrea's life any sensitive person can become an irreparable damage given that his brain was weak by birth😢
@@irumnageen2443 facts. Childhood trauma can really destroy someone if all they've ever been exposed to was pain, sadness, fear and violence... the world is a fucked up place. While I do sympathize for some of these mentally ill murderers, they still do not deserve to live. Its better for them not to suffer and obviously better for us so they can not harm innocent people. Its a win win and it is sad to say that is whats best. With that being said, I think mental illness can happen to even a perfectly normal person who did not experience trauma, but its tremendously less likely to happen.
Amazing video James. I've never heard of this guy which is rare and I'm glad you didn't rush through the story like some channels do. Although disturbing I'm glad you went into detail about all of his crimes.
Unbelievable I can't believe I listened to the whole thing when you got into the thirties I'm thinking okay he's got to be about done. I can't believe over 50 beautiful families lost beautiful people. My prayers are with all of them
Not the way the cops did, but yes thoroughly researched everything he did and the psychology behind why they did it before giving them their punishment.
The souls stolen outnumber the victims who died. Had these kids/youth been allowed to live their lives, many of them would have probably gone on to have families of their own, and many of them may even have grandchildren by now? No one will ever know what may have been in store for these unfortunate victims, or how their family trees may have spread. May they all RIP, indeed. My condolences to those who knew and loved them. I think they call it the 'Butterfly Effect', when lives are interrupted. Very sad to think about.
I feel bad for the wife of the other killer (i don't feel bad for that one though) Who lost her family for this scum's crime, even if her husband was no different, i don't think she deserved it
@Bujf vjg I don't think we should have it easy but I don't think we should allow people like him to go on doing what he was doing. We do make the world harder on ourselves through our own and other's selfish actions but that's why we learn or at least some of us do and I know I'm not perfect and I make mistakes every day but I try to learn from them. Honestly I agree with you I'm disgusted with being a part of the human race but idk we have to try to live with ourselves and somehow strive to do better. But I'm just some moron with a baby peanut profile pic on YT.
Emily: Your obsession with serial killers is causing me some concern about your mental state. Please seek immediate help should you have thoughts of murder...
I've been watching your channel for a very long time, (which I love, by the way), and this specific video has left me nearly speechless. For a 44+ minute video, you did a great job with the commentary, speed, and keeping us all on the edge of our seats. May all those victims rest in peace.
I’ve searched for an in depth coverage of this case for a long while, Thank you so much for thoroughly covering it! Great video with amazing research & narration.
The whole concept of cannibalism in order to survive might get reintroduced in China in not so long, with the state-controlled famine that is going on there right now... millions of peoples being locked inside their houses without anything to eat while tonnes and tonnes of food just gets thrown out from warehouses
That was gripping . I must admit that I speak no Russian, but you’re definitely awarded 10 stars for your, ( no doubt well studied ), attempts at the pronunciations !Thankyou for all of your hard work James - it is greatly appreciated 👏👏
So interesting, yet so disturbing. Loved the longer format and the detail that was put into this. I’m glad they didn’t declare him insane and unfit to stand trial or something. I do wonder how his wife responded and felt about everything. Although it seems he kept it completely separate from his at-home life, it just seems like there were so many dots that could’ve been connected to him: he was questioned, he was never home at the time of the murders, he rode the trains, etc. I assume (due to his BPD), that he manipulated her and pretty much gaslight her into believing he was innocent. Would love to hear what she had to say about it all. And what his children thought as adults.
As a former Soviet country citizen I would say 90' s is the darkest period for us by all accounts. Edit- for my country it was a terrible decade because of ethnic war and Xocalı massacre occurred after Soviet collapse
I don't think that's all accounts. In the 30's Stalin slayed 20 million people. Including 6 to 7 million in an ARTIFICIAL famine and 1 million during "The Great Terror" of 1937-1938. Many people estimate he could have even massacred as many as 60 million of his own people. Your people. So yeah I don't think the 90s were THAT bad. And I certainly wouldn't say by "all accounts". Because there's millions of accounts that say this☝️
i really like your style of narration and editing. you have such a clear, even voice and you are open with your disdain for the killer's disgusting practices and the negligence of the police. i'm glad i found this channel!!
I’m sorry but this guy made my stomach turn & I’ve never felt this way about a killer . I’m so disturbed 😳. I really thought you were going to continue naming victims. What stuck out to me was he knew it was wrong because he asked God for help yet he continued to do it . He really couldn’t beat all the Demons in himself. He was beyond vile . If you have to kill in order to get sexual Gratification … you need serious Help .
wow this one blew my mind I'm a huge fan of crime shows and had never heard this one what a monster!!! and that physiologist was on point !!!! u got a new sub after this intense cruel and horrible story u did an amazing job
So, the thing is even if he had been reported for the school molestations it's doubtful he would have been arrested or if he was it wouldn't have been for long. He was a upstanding and educated party member....and even with witnesses it probably wouldn't have progressed any farther.
Soviet Union had a political system like every other country on the world. Just like in every country, some people are untouchable, whereas other supporters of the establishment are gladly fed to society. It's exactly the same, the difference are social attitudes promoted and economy. You can't say that an unimportant supporter of government, who graduated from community college, is a person of outstanding education with connections at the top. He wasn't a member important enough to avoid prison. He lost his job countless times and didn't do politics for living. Back then, huge part of society belonged to the party. It doesn't mean than 15% of society, random activists, were protected from social repercussions.
@@AamuAurora Back then it was a different story. It wasn't like "other countries" I'm assuming you mean the states. Education...any Education was enough to be considered elite. The fact that he was also an ardent communist party member and held a job as a teacher was more than enough to make him above suspicion. In addition crimes (serial murder, sexual deviance and other sadistic behavior) was considered a "western" thing something that not only didn't happen in Russia but couldn't be from a party member. It's part of what took so long to put the pieces together to catch him. I've studied Russian history, back then and even now to some degree, is a very different way of thinking.
When you think about it, the serial killers from the east make the ones from the west look like little girls. It's beyond disturbing. I'm planing to cover many names from that side as well as cases from Japan. Their true crime send the chills down my spine more than usual.
I concur ‼️. The stories I’ve learned from Australia; a female cannibal & Ivan Milat just to name a couple & some of the most gruesome murders out of Japan are pure nightmare fuel 🥺
@@mrs.dr.spencerreid3992 Milat was hell, I agree! I didn't heard about a cannibal though, I will look into it, see if there is enough material to make a good doc. Thanks for pointing out, I'm always in a hunt for less known cases :))
@@murderousminds3027 ~ Glad I could help ‼️. Serial killers always fascinated me ~ the clues that lead police to the perpetrators 😁 Check out “That Chapter”. I believe Mike covered the female cannibal in Australia. Would love to help you further if you so desire 😊
Good film, but it twisted the details quite a bit and even brought a western trained psychologist into the final stages of the investigation who was played by Max Von Sydow.
Wow! That was a case I've never heard of before, insane one. Bless all those victims and their families 💔You are such a good "story" teller. I'm baffled that you don't have 1m subscribers yet. Been here since the beginning and I recommend you to people all the time.
I'm actually writing an essay about 'How can childhood trauma affect mental health and adulthood life'. After watching this I know exactly who to cite as an example. Thank you!
The first serial killer I ever learned about when I was in middle school (turning 30 this year) and I still get sick hearing about him. I knew it was him from the thumbnail. Disgusting
@@eirschu8973 USA when it was actually a good place. Now we live in a fake stock market bubble that's about to burst the dollar is going to crumble and you'll be paid with bread bi-weekly
First seriel killer I learned about was John Christie. Now that's a fun story I was 8 yr old and my gran decided I was old enough to be told that if I was a boy I'd be disowned because I was to be named Lawrence Christie. Lawrence is my grandads name and according to her I was going to be named Christie after John Christie. Well of course I asked who that was and she told me to look it up. So off I went to the library and asked for books on John Christie the lady asked my why on earth would I want books on that awful man I explained my gran said I was going to be named after him she looked horrorfied but took me to the books and where I voukd see the crime scene photos. I was hooked and started reading about seriel killers after that, yeah I was a weird kid lol. It wasn't until 30 plus years later I actually found out my other grandads middle name was Christie so I wasn't going to be named after a crazy seriel killer after all. Why no one told me this when i asked why would they name me after john Christie ill never understand but i was told it wasnt worth telling me the truth as my gran would argue against it. Yeah my family is nuts 🤣
It is truely appaling to hear about the level of depravity that these stories reach and most of the time this is caused by the sheer, chronic lack of capabilities from the sovietic police forces. It seems that corruption and very bad police negligence have been an ongoing theme for these stories... Absolutely disgusting and sickening...
Wow, that was sick and terrible not only for the victims and their families but also for his own family. Who knows what had happened during the war, forming such a monster.
28:08mins in and very sad to say, I have lost count of this Wicked Serial Killer Madness. It's like he's a Sociopath Killing Human Machine. And the things he'd done to these poor helpless lives. Can't imagine the horror and pain these Victims Passed through..
Thank you so much James. I am watching this case again. You did such a great job on this. I think you should have your own crime show. I think that would be amazing with all the details you go through to tell the case and to help us understand what he went through and just how twisted he really was. Once again thank you James. Great job.🥰🥰
They solved thousands of crimes? Bruh, did you miss where they solved the whole case by ignoring a random guy's alibi and executing him by firing squad? Yeah, I'm sure they "solved" every crime on their books.
This is an interesting watch! You don't see a lot of cases talked about that aren't in the Western world. Definitely a significant and fascinating piece of history from the USSR. Oh, and you should keep the beard.
Very nice job covering Chikatilo. It's my understanding though that he was not killed in front of a firing squad - a guard took him out to the prison yard and shot him behind the left ear with a pistol. I believe that there were also 2 other men who were wrongly convicted for some of Chikatilo's murders and they were also shot behind the ear with a pistol.
War hurts many more than the soldiers who died during battle. He was a product of war, suffering from complex post traumatic stress/CPTSD. My dad was a product of the Korean war and died by suicide. War ruins lives and kills many.
I am sorry about your father. But lots of people didn't kill other people, even with the traumas they went through. In fact, such a Small percentage did that it's negligible. This guy was a monster with a damaged brain. Your pop suffered and I am sorry that he died the way he did...but he didn't kill others. MAJOR difference.
Boy are you ready to be disappointed? Ice pick killer, pig farm killer, granny ripper, etc. Tons and tons more that did things even worse than this make Chikatilo look like a Saint in comparison.
27:03 Does he really think all these "solved" cases were actually solved instead of being just another case of the police pinning the blame on anyone they could get their hands on?
That's a valid concern, but as far as I know, the crimes very actually solved. There very many serial killers in Soviet Union and not all the police forces treated their cases as this one at the beginning, not all policemen were so idiotic
the victim list just kept going,, truly disgusting acts. i send prayers to the victims familys, no one should ever have to go through something as vile as this.
The film "Citizen X" is a must watch because it is about this case from the moment that the first body showed up, until Chikatilo's end. Just a quick pointer... it is not The Ukraine which is what it was when it was part of the USSR, but since the break up, it is simply known as Ukraine. Just for context, it would be like calling Canada, The Canada.
There was an excellent movie about him, called Citizen X. The investigator, (played by Stephen Rea) was great. He had to muster everything he had, to try and understand Chikatilo, so he could get him to confess, because he was stonewalling him. But what he had to subject himself to mentally, to extract that confession, haunted and deeply disturbed him. This is quite possibly the most heinous serial killer of all time. His actions, were not that of a typical serial killer, he was highly controlled, hard to catch (despite his blunders), he sniffed out a setup up in the movie and his paranoia served him well to even avoid getting caught. But when he did kill, it was highly viscerally disturbing and again wasn't typical fare of serial killers or even cultists. And more like the lone Wolf creepiness of Ed Gein, mixed with the stuff of nightmares that shocked me far more, than the likes of Ed and Ed's house or any movies based on him. Like Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
You know what? This video is seamless, smooth and ready-to-go. You did a wonderful job of it, too. I'm a long-time aficionado of true crime stories, and your collection is stellar. One suggestion? Make more long videos, like this one. You've definitely learned about and excelled at the the ~15 min stories. Make more like this! In any case, I've given you a thumbs-up and subscribed to your channel. 🌻
Amazing how he developed his communication skills... From not being able to speak one sentence to the opposite sex to the art of being able to seduce virtually anybody for a random sex with unknown stranger deep in woods...
hope the guy who made the psychological profile got a raise since he’s the only official in this case who can do their job right 💀
The thing is, he wasn't on the case, the lead investigator risked his job contacting him for advice covertly
Like really, it was painful and frustating hearing how incompetent the police officers were in this case.
The guy was twisted
@@Gunblade_man they weren't though, that's a common misconception about this case, they were given tons of personnel and resources, it was just kept out of the media for a few years
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Dr. Bhukanovsky was unbelievably good at his job and I think he deserves commendations for this. It's eery how the psychological profile he drew turned out to be accurte.
The really annoying thing that I’ve noticed is that the Russian Police didn’t really give a shit until the victim count was too high to ignore or the system was changed. The rush the solving procedure and then threaten or beat people until they confess to something they hadn’t committed
Unfortunately, that's true. Though, I don't think it's like that only in Russia.
Seen it happen in many countries.
At least they put some effort in the end to catch him, unlike the police in the Dean Corll Case
That's basically each and every story of serial killers in Russia.
And the fact that somehow he in his 50s looking like that managed to lure his victims ( many of them werent even that young, id understand if all the victims were 6yo but how do you fall for that... ) also the fact that no one reported him directly to the police is scary, like were there news about the serial killer on the loose at the time?
It would be interesting to see more English-language documentaries like this on other soviet serial killers.
If Chikatilo managed to scare and disturb you so much, I can't imagine what would you think about Slivko, Sukletin, Golovkin and especially Spesivtsev.
Sukletin is the only one I've never heard of (that you mentioned) but cheers Ima check him out 👍👍
Spetsivtsv did not kill an half of Chikatilo
@@bingrasm Yeah, he killed a lot more
@@Taifun_TV koi
I agree with you
3:50 the 4 signs to watch for in a child that might grow up to be murderer.
1. Abused as a child. 2. Bed wetter. 3. Animal abuse. 4. Commits arson.
Bed wetter lmaooo
Im glad i only met 3 of these 4 😩
As a bed wetter, I fill attacked as I believe its a medical condition and I was raised by a loving family please consider this as offensive
I know it is so far fetched. What being a bed wetter have to do with being a murderer lol. Nah. Nonsense.
@@jimmorris1424it’s actually true it’s known as the Macdonald Triad. cruelty to animals, obsession with fire-setting, and persistent bedwetting past the age of five.
SHEESH I thought you were never going to stop mentioning names of victims. Truly horrific case.
As the count kept getting higher, I thought well that has to be the last. Absolutely horrific and preventative if police had done their jobs properly!
He actually had more victims, but the bodies were decomposed so bad, they remained unknown to this day.
@@thatoneartgirl345 that's what I thought.
@@jaymxu damn.
@@joshuaortiz5204 Like, i don't know if this is true, because i read a lot about this case over alkost 2 decades now, BUT.
I remember when they used to say, aswel as Andrei used to say that he had actually killed a bit over a hundered, that he was killing when he was a teacher too ever since he was like 25-30 already. But they actually decreased the number only because they haven't found the other bodies at all or haven't found proof for that.
OR one theory is... the USSR went and kept that hidden because they didn't wanna make the case worse than it already was showing their incompetence taking so long to find one man compared to the USA.
But a man with such a number and all those years time, it's very well possible and i honestly believe it to be true, but it's something i wanna be careful about spreading only because it's not a proven fact. So you be the judge.
I liked the longer format James! I hope you're able to go more in depth in future videos. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the ones you have, it's just awesome when you can go into more detail about these stories and I'm not talking about the gory stuff. These poor vi toms need to be treated with the utmost respect and care.
Thanks for the great video!
I thought the same but then realized there's so many victims in this one that a 20 minute video wouldn't even skim the surface of his depravity.
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100% agree Kitty. More depth please. 52 *known* victims, not to mention their family and friends. Awesome video James!
Here here! It's good sometimes to listen to the extraneous details and get the fuller story
A total in depth "video" over 50 victims, AND their families would be movie...Not a video.
It would literally be a 3 hr. Movie.
The incompetence of the authorities is mind boggling. Thank you for this amazing content.
@Luca Baki That doesnt change the fact its a bad thing, and should BE a thing Luca.
@Luca Baki no it's the 90ies after the fall of Sovietunion with a incompetent alcoholic as president in chaotic times.. nowadays people don't even dare to rob somebody in the streets of russian towns..
Even the laws and police force in America is shitty. I was assaulted here and the police didn't do shit about it. Enrages me to this day that he's still out there and might rape another innocent woman... I hope she escapes like me and gets him in fucking prison.. I hope he never tried to rape someone ever again. He's a pathetic excuse of nature and deserves to die. Even my extremely Christian mother wishes death upon him.. that says a lot for her. She's usually so chill and sweet.. but not this time, she hates the way law enforcement has become.. lazy, incompetent, untrained, untrustworthy, they kill people and get away with it.. it's disgusting.
@Luca Baki yeah I'm Russia American and I've heard how awful it can get there. Never been to Russia, but I've heard enough about it.
It happens all the time with serial killers not being properly investigated or charged. I'm in Vancouver, British Columbia, and it happened more than once here. Back in the 80's there was Clifford Robert Olson who, raped, tortured, mutilated and murdered 11 children, he was caught and released and then killed more victims. Then again in the early 2000's Robert Pickton was a pig farmer who murdered, butchered 49 women and fed their remain to his pigs. He was caught for attacking prostitute with a knife but got off because he convinced the police that he was the victim. When he was awaiting trial, an undercover officer was placed in a prison cell with him and Picton admitted to murdering 49 women, bragging that he was going to do "one more to make it an even 50".
Wow! That’s the craziest story I’ve ever heard! I thought I had heard of all the serial killers! My mouth was hanging opened the whole time I listened. You do a great job with the reading and the pictorial accounts. Well done! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I have been familiar of Andrei Chikatilo for many years but have never encountered as comprehensive a brief on his life and murders as you present. It's noteworthy too how you went to great lengths to cover the names and circumstances of as many of the victims as possible. Great job!
it’s scary how accurately psychologist describe him
"How could you possibly have figured all that out about me?!"
"The truth is quite complicated. I suffer the same sexual dysfunction as you. We... are twins who were separated from birth!"
How? He left children crumbs all over the place.
@@Ray-Of-Sunshine 😨😨😨😱😱😱
@@kismemori bj ,
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I’d heard of chikatilo before but didn’t know the details of his case. This video was very well done. This man was a true nightmare and I hope there’s never another like him.
I imagine there have been much worse trough a lot of unrecorded and older history. Just imagine how many people like these existed in medival times or further back
Unfortunately , here are some others of Chikatilo "peers" . In case you are interested , please check : Pedro Rodriguez ( Brazil ), Luis Alfredo Gravito aka The beast ( Colombia ), Pedro Lopez ( Colombia).....the last case was covered by Y Tuber " The disturbing Truth" .
@@FBFTheRagingWarrior how much worse than this can it get tho? Only the guys from 3 guys one hammer come close of you ask me
@@dbouwens5049 Nah, Im sure there have been unrecorded serial killers that likely tortured and killed in the thousands.
He invented Chickletts gum
Finally, this is exactly my number 1 spot for craziest killer... My dad used to show me the movie Citizen X when i was a kid to make me watch out for strangers and so this guy has been known for me for quite some time now. And i believe he doesn't get enough coverage, he makes people like Bundy and almost every other crazy USA killer look like a joke with his body count alone. Not to mention what he did! So thank you very much for covering this!
there are more killers on a level with him which you probably not know.. and number 1 ist still preserved for Peter Scully.
@@flonkplonk1649 I don't think Peter even comes remotely close to Andrei but also a monster none the less. There's something crazy about Chikatilo he literally used to rub/grind on his vicims while having their blood and flesh in his mouth and right as he was about to climax, and while he was climaxing he would start stabbing them. That's another level to me.
Feels weird to rank these people and argue about who’s number 1 or 2, or who deserves more notoriety. They are all garbage scum that don’t deserve any attention if you ask me. The only reason they should be known at all is that the public should know what evil looks like and how to stay vigilant against it.
@@flonkplonk1649 luis garavito and pedro lopez are the worst
@@jaymxu Mikhail Popkov , Samuel Little , anatoly onoprienko & Alexander Pichushkin @ Gary ridgway
Really liking the longer video format in cases where more time is needed to uncover the entire story. More please!
I read a book about the investigation of this case by the detective who cracked the case, because his own niece was one of the victims if I remember correctly. That book shook my soul, it's a very interesting, albeit traumatizing read called " The killer department". I'll never forget it.
@yukiz what was the book s name please?
@@catibeaulieu4244 here you go:
The Killer Department: Detective Viktor Burakov's Eight-Year Hunt for the Most Savage Serial Killer in Russian History is a non-fiction book detailing the manhunt, capture and subsequent conviction of Russian serial killer Andrei Chikatilo. Written by Robert Cullen (at the time a foreign reporter covering issues relating to the Soviet Union and Russia for The New Yorker magazine), the book was released in 1993.[1]
This is prolly your best video yet Broseph! It was long n had a bunch of actual footage n info. Great job! Thank you. 💯
For anyone who is interested, there was a movie made about this case titled "Citizen X" starring Donald Sutherland, Stephen Rea and Max Von Sydow. It was absolutely brilliant. Not only as a kind of bio-pic but just as a stand alone psychological thriller. I was completely riveted. I highly recommend everyone seek this movie out if you haven't already seen it.
Edit: After reading most of the comments I had an urge to watch the movie again and it's just as excellent as I remembered it. My favourite line in the movie... "I must say... Together, you make a wonderful person".
great film that mate
Thanks for the suggestion! I watched it based on your comment and I highly recommend
Its very tilted in making the Russian state look like they wanted nothing to do with it. Its a good film but it's really a hit piece.
Read 'The Killer Department' by Robert Gullen, that will give you a much better idea of how the investigation really went down
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@Stabby The Clown I agree. It's the only movie my now ex-husband and I actually watched by ourselves, at the same time. It's one of the very few happy moments of our marriage that I can remember. Mind you, we sat at opposite ends of the couch the whole time but at least we shared the experience together lol 😂
He was a truly a horrific person.
Thanks for a really great narration of this case. Really well made and a lot more information than what I have heard before 😃
8:30 - Boy howdy! You definitely didn't pull any punches on this one.
thank you so much for the subtitles, they make a huge difference for me and i really appreciate it
Damn, this was a rough one.
Fantastic job James! I hope you're doing well.
Stay safe everyone, its frickin crazy out there! ✌😎🤘
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He said cherry on a shit pie... I just about spit my damn drink out lmfao. Dude way to keep it light with such a serious matter . Great show
I’m only 12 or so mins in but dang dude this seems like a HUGE step up from your previous work. Which isn’t bad either having to add lol :)
Came upon your channel by chance one day actually. I'm subscribed to most others but this one is probably definitely in my top 10. Very well presented and you're very respectful of the victims
R.I.P. all those victims, gone but not forgotten. The Movie version is called "Citizen X" for those who would like to see it.
I remember the first time I heard about this guy in a podcast. Probably one of the most overall disturbing humans I've heard about
You accused him of being human. How odd.
@@hiskidkeller well I haven't watched the video completely but from the early horrible and most disturbing experiences of Andrea's life any sensitive person can become an irreparable damage given that his brain was weak by birth😢
Search Pedro Lopez and Luis Garavito. Horrible monsters
@@irumnageen2443 facts. Childhood trauma can really destroy someone if all they've ever been exposed to was pain, sadness, fear and violence... the world is a fucked up place. While I do sympathize for some of these mentally ill murderers, they still do not deserve to live. Its better for them not to suffer and obviously better for us so they can not harm innocent people. Its a win win and it is sad to say that is whats best. With that being said, I think mental illness can happen to even a perfectly normal person who did not experience trauma, but its tremendously less likely to happen.
Yeah? Try Richard Chase, the Vampire of Sacramento.
Amazing video James. I've never heard of this guy which is rare and I'm glad you didn't rush through the story like some channels do. Although disturbing I'm glad you went into detail about all of his crimes.
I enjoy how depth you go in your videos, I see stories that I know some times but you go even deeper than what I knew, keep it up 🤟🏼
Unbelievable I can't believe I listened to the whole thing when you got into the thirties I'm thinking okay he's got to be about done. I can't believe over 50 beautiful families lost beautiful people. My prayers are with all of them
Love your videos but this deep dive is where it’s at!! Please continue to bring us these great, longer stories
I believe every serial killer should be dealt with similarly.
yeah but not like this. the cops weren't doing well
Not the way the cops did, but yes thoroughly researched everything he did and the psychology behind why they did it before giving them their punishment.
I concur ‼️‼️‼️
that death was too quick. burried alive or burnt alive while broadcasted for everyone to see.
torture them all to death i think
Rest in peace to all of these souls that were stolen by this cowardly disgusting monster.🙏😞
The souls stolen outnumber the victims who died. Had these kids/youth been allowed to live their lives, many of them would have probably gone on to have families of their own, and many of them may even have grandchildren by now? No one will ever know what may have been in store for these unfortunate victims, or how their family trees may have spread. May they all RIP, indeed. My condolences to those who knew and loved them. I think they call it the 'Butterfly Effect', when lives are interrupted. Very sad to think about.
@@marcyking461 You're absolutely right.
I feel bad for the wife of the other killer (i don't feel bad for that one though)
Who lost her family for this scum's crime, even if her husband was no different, i don't think she deserved it
He wasnt a coward he was a maniac
@Bujf vjg I don't think we should have it easy but I don't think we should allow people like him to go on doing what he was doing. We do make the world harder on ourselves through our own and other's selfish actions but that's why we learn or at least some of us do and I know I'm not perfect and I make mistakes every day but I try to learn from them. Honestly I agree with you I'm disgusted with being a part of the human race but idk we have to try to live with ourselves and somehow strive to do better. But I'm just some moron with a baby peanut profile pic on YT.
I have read almost every serial killer book...the story about him was one of the most disturbing
Here is an awesome movie based on this case. Very well done. not a shocker but deep. ua-cam.com/video/V_Agr2SOaM8/v-deo.html
What book?
Emily: Your obsession with serial killers is causing me some concern about your mental state. Please seek immediate help should you have thoughts of murder...
Have you heard of the ToyBox killer? I would consider him an absolute sadist as well.
Any recommendations?
I've been watching your channel for a very long time, (which I love, by the way), and this specific video has left me nearly speechless. For a 44+ minute video, you did a great job with the commentary, speed, and keeping us all on the edge of our seats. May all those victims rest in peace.
I’ve searched for an in depth coverage of this case for a long while, Thank you so much for thoroughly covering it! Great video with amazing research & narration.
The suffering in so many places in this world are horrific
Sadly 😣🥺
This was 30 years ago man. Since then, there were many more rotten men than him, which is pretty hard to achieve.
The whole concept of cannibalism in order to survive might get reintroduced in China in not so long, with the state-controlled famine that is going on there right now... millions of peoples being locked inside their houses without anything to eat while tonnes and tonnes of food just gets thrown out from warehouses
@Mista Ke and rotten women....
@@jacobsvensson8193 ~ That’s sickening & disturbing. They’ll be the next country to flee across borders 😢
Well presented James. Lots of research i imagine. Keep up the good work!
I love the longer video! I've heard stories of this serial killer, but this is the most detailed and well done take I've seen!
holly cow, how incompetent the investigators, just digusting, they let him kill so many people.
That was gripping .
I must admit that I speak no Russian, but you’re definitely awarded 10 stars for your, ( no doubt well studied ), attempts at the pronunciations !Thankyou for all of your hard work James - it is greatly appreciated 👏👏
So interesting, yet so disturbing. Loved the longer format and the detail that was put into this. I’m glad they didn’t declare him insane and unfit to stand trial or something. I do wonder how his wife responded and felt about everything. Although it seems he kept it completely separate from his at-home life, it just seems like there were so many dots that could’ve been connected to him: he was questioned, he was never home at the time of the murders, he rode the trains, etc. I assume (due to his BPD), that he manipulated her and pretty much gaslight her into believing he was innocent. Would love to hear what she had to say about it all. And what his children thought as adults.
Beautiful timing James!! Literally just finished blow drying my hair and jumped into bed. Time to cosy down, watch this and go to sleep. 💜
Interesting
The content will probably give you nightmares though 😕
Yep, Emily's got 'em crazy eyes.
Fellaz beware.
Why do u blow dry your hair before u sleep
Whoever her man is he better be sleepin' with a knife under his pillow and one eye open.
Gotta love the consistency of how u bless all our nights with a video keep it up💯💯💯💯
I really appreciate the captions! Excellent content
You did outstanding job, my friend! Simply the best story about Chikatilo in english youtube!
As a former Soviet country citizen I would say 90' s is the darkest period for us by all accounts. Edit- for my country it was a terrible decade because of ethnic war and Xocalı massacre occurred after Soviet collapse
I guess those times were totally like a spilled out borsch.
word. thnks.
It’s better dead than red so living in any communist country would be my darkest period.
I don't think that's all accounts. In the 30's Stalin slayed 20 million people. Including 6 to 7 million in an ARTIFICIAL famine and 1 million during "The Great Terror" of 1937-1938. Many people estimate he could have even massacred as many as 60 million of his own people. Your people. So yeah I don't think the 90s were THAT bad. And I certainly wouldn't say by "all accounts". Because there's millions of accounts that say this☝️
Really? Not when Stalin was in power and enacted policies that lead to mass starvation? The 90s were darker than that?
I watch a lot of true crime and cannot believe I haven’t heard about this. Great job, James! And thank you for the extra long video!
Most people heard of him he was a human beast
This channel is one of my favourites!
I appreciate all the effort bro,you're awesome🥰
At his trial,he said " I like to chew on a uterus, they are so pink and springy"
That psychologist is a legend. What kind of intelligence and education do you need to have to pull off something like what that psychologist did?!
i really like your style of narration and editing. you have such a clear, even voice and you are open with your disdain for the killer's disgusting practices and the negligence of the police. i'm glad i found this channel!!
Never fail with the quality content James!!!!❤
He gets his words wrong sometimes... hahaha.
@@TedBundysSuccessor it makes it better! Everyone’s human. It’s refreshing to see someone not trying to edit out every mistake 🙂
@@TedBundysSuccessor ~ Like pronouncing Chikatilo as Chik~a~ *D* ~ ilo. I still think he’s an awesome presenter 😁
It actually shocked me a bit to hear him say that so bluntly 13:00 but that’s why I love this channel.
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This video didn't have a single dislike, that's quite rare but surely earned, great storytelling 👏
I’m sorry but this guy made my stomach turn & I’ve never felt this way about a killer . I’m so disturbed 😳. I really thought you were going to continue naming victims. What stuck out to me was he knew it was wrong because he asked God for help yet he continued to do it . He really couldn’t beat all the Demons in himself. He was beyond vile . If you have to kill in order to get sexual Gratification … you need serious Help .
Look up the child killer Albert fish
wow this one blew my mind I'm a huge fan of crime shows and had never heard this one what a monster!!! and that physiologist was on point !!!! u got a new sub after this intense cruel and horrible story u did an amazing job
I remember this guy he's one history's most evil killer's
The story told by you has it's own vibe.I really appreciate this!
So, the thing is even if he had been reported for the school molestations it's doubtful he would have been arrested or if he was it wouldn't have been for long.
He was a upstanding and educated party member....and even with witnesses it probably wouldn't have progressed any farther.
Soviet Union had a political system like every other country on the world. Just like in every country, some people are untouchable, whereas other supporters of the establishment are gladly fed to society. It's exactly the same, the difference are social attitudes promoted and economy. You can't say that an unimportant supporter of government, who graduated from community college, is a person of outstanding education with connections at the top.
He wasn't a member important enough to avoid prison. He lost his job countless times and didn't do politics for living. Back then, huge part of society belonged to the party. It doesn't mean than 15% of society, random activists, were protected from social repercussions.
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Back then it was a different story.
It wasn't like "other countries" I'm assuming you mean the states.
Education...any Education was enough to be considered elite. The fact that he was also an ardent communist party member and held a job as a teacher was more than enough to make him above suspicion.
In addition crimes (serial murder, sexual deviance and other sadistic behavior) was considered a "western" thing something that not only didn't happen in Russia but couldn't be from a party member. It's part of what took so long to put the pieces together to catch him.
I've studied Russian history, back then and even now to some degree, is a very different way of thinking.
Lord have mercy!! I’ve never heard of more atrocious crimes.
And, as usual, you delivered another 5 star video!
The Psychiatrist is also insanely crazy good of how close he described Chikatilo..
When you think about it, the serial killers from the east make the ones from the west look like little girls. It's beyond disturbing. I'm planing to cover many names from that side as well as cases from Japan. Their true crime send the chills down my spine more than usual.
I concur ‼️. The stories I’ve learned from Australia; a female cannibal & Ivan Milat just to name a couple & some of the most gruesome murders out of Japan are pure nightmare fuel 🥺
@@mrs.dr.spencerreid3992 Milat was hell, I agree! I didn't heard about a cannibal though, I will look into it, see if there is enough material to make a good doc. Thanks for pointing out, I'm always in a hunt for less known cases :))
@@murderousminds3027 ~ Glad I could help ‼️. Serial killers always fascinated me ~ the clues that lead police to the perpetrators 😁
Check out “That Chapter”. I believe Mike covered the female cannibal in Australia.
Would love to help you further if you so desire 😊
@@mrs.dr.spencerreid3992 Oh, I just saw that is Katherine Knight, I am familiar. I don't know why I thought that she was from N. America 🤣
@@murderousminds3027 ~ 😳
Forty-four minutes? This is your longest video yet, James, well done.
There was a movie about him in the mid-90's called "Citizen X." Very chilling.
I remember that, on HBO...good movie. 🤔
Yep, it's available on HBO.
Stephen Rea played the investigator. It highlighted the slow-walking bureaucracy of the Soviet Union.
Good film, but it twisted the details quite a bit and even brought a western trained psychologist into the final stages of the investigation who was played by Max Von Sydow.
Yes very good movie nice flick
This is WILD. Great video, in depth details and well written. 👏🏼
Great work on this documentary. Man, those are gory details.
Talking about police being brain dead is an understatement when it comes to the governments/police force of the Ukrainians and Russians.
Imagine serving a year in prison for stealing from your job, knowing the whole time you should be there for life. Horrible story
3 months
Wow! That was a case I've never heard of before, insane one. Bless all those victims and their families 💔You are such a good "story" teller. I'm baffled that you don't have 1m subscribers yet. Been here since the beginning and I recommend you to people all the time.
@this is kaylee
The family of B vitamins?
I have seen most of Chikatilov but you added so much more, thank you....just found your channel 👍
I'm actually writing an essay about 'How can childhood trauma affect mental health and adulthood life'. After watching this I know exactly who to cite as an example. Thank you!
If you haven't already written your essay, another great source is a short book, 'The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog'.
@@charlesadams41 OMG thank you very much❤
The first serial killer I ever learned about when I was in middle school (turning 30 this year) and I still get sick hearing about him. I knew it was him from the thumbnail. Disgusting
Im so happy i wasnt born in russia. Good lord
@@mulastafa where were you born?
@@eirschu8973 USA when it was actually a good place. Now we live in a fake stock market bubble that's about to burst the dollar is going to crumble and you'll be paid with bread bi-weekly
First seriel killer I learned about was John Christie. Now that's a fun story I was 8 yr old and my gran decided I was old enough to be told that if I was a boy I'd be disowned because I was to be named Lawrence Christie. Lawrence is my grandads name and according to her I was going to be named Christie after John Christie. Well of course I asked who that was and she told me to look it up. So off I went to the library and asked for books on John Christie the lady asked my why on earth would I want books on that awful man I explained my gran said I was going to be named after him she looked horrorfied but took me to the books and where I voukd see the crime scene photos. I was hooked and started reading about seriel killers after that, yeah I was a weird kid lol. It wasn't until 30 plus years later I actually found out my other grandads middle name was Christie so I wasn't going to be named after a crazy seriel killer after all. Why no one told me this when i asked why would they name me after john Christie ill never understand but i was told it wasnt worth telling me the truth as my gran would argue against it. Yeah my family is nuts 🤣
It is truely appaling to hear about the level of depravity that these stories reach and most of the time this is caused by the sheer, chronic lack of capabilities from the sovietic police forces. It seems that corruption and very bad police negligence have been an ongoing theme for these stories... Absolutely disgusting and sickening...
Gt
In this case, even amplified by the presence of stalin's regime and the whole ww2 fiasco
Cherry on a shit pie 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣 I just died that just made my terrible day end with this video. I love this channel and a new sub here. 😍
Haha thank you :)
Wow, that was sick and terrible not only for the victims and their families but also for his own family. Who knows what had happened during the war, forming such a monster.
28:08mins in and very sad to say, I have lost count of this Wicked Serial Killer Madness.
It's like he's a Sociopath Killing Human Machine.
And the things he'd done to these poor helpless lives.
Can't imagine the horror and pain these Victims Passed through..
I know his case very well, because I study Russian serial killers and now I am making a video about them. he is far from the worst in Russia
That we know of. But yes he is
This.. thing, was from Ukraine. Even after this notorious war, people still can't distinguish between russia and other post soviet countries lol.
@@musikamusika1736 he was from Ukraine but he did most of his killings in rostov in Russia.
@@user-yv1dv1sp3c that doesn't make him russian.
@@musikamusika1736 I see why you posted that. Your right. I didn't realize he said russian
Wow, and I thought I had already heard of some of the worst but I think this takes the bloody gruesom cake.
Thank you so much James. I am watching this case again. You did such a great job on this. I think you should have your own crime show. I think that would be amazing with all the details you go through to tell the case and to help us understand what he went through and just how twisted he really was. Once again thank you James. Great job.🥰🥰
The subtitles are good,non hearing people can can watch it,and those who hear they aren't intrusive to the video.Good.
They solved thousands of crimes?
Bruh, did you miss where they solved the whole case by ignoring a random guy's alibi and executing him by firing squad?
Yeah, I'm sure they "solved" every crime on their books.
This is an interesting watch! You don't see a lot of cases talked about that aren't in the Western world. Definitely a significant and fascinating piece of history from the USSR.
Oh, and you should keep the beard.
Very nice job covering Chikatilo. It's my understanding though that he was not killed in front of a firing squad - a guard took him out to the prison yard and shot him behind the left ear with a pistol. I believe that there were also 2 other men who were wrongly convicted for some of Chikatilo's murders and they were also shot behind the ear with a pistol.
Damn
Near the end of the video he literally said that Chikatilo was taken to a soundproofed room and shot by a guard with a pistol behind the ear.
@@BatCaveOz jeez, I must've dozed off for that. Thanks
Damn good show mate. Liked and subscribed.
On one hand it's horrible, on the other hand it's unfortunate. He was born into a nightmare.
Oh my goodness! This guy was truly a disturbed and evil person. I am in total shock 🤜💀🤛
Damn you punch tf out that skull
War hurts many more than the soldiers who died during battle. He was a product of war, suffering from complex post traumatic stress/CPTSD. My dad was a product of the Korean war and died by suicide. War ruins lives and kills many.
I am sorry about your father.
But lots of people didn't kill other people, even with the traumas they went through.
In fact, such a Small percentage did that it's negligible.
This guy was a monster with a damaged brain.
Your pop suffered and I am sorry that he died the way he did...but he didn't kill others.
MAJOR difference.
@Tin Can this particular monster was created not only as a result of war. Holodomor, man-made famine, was created before it.
@@markmike7933 you’re missing the point
Love these videos keep em up
I've seen alot of documentaries on this guy... this video you made is pretty detailed. Good job.
Im speechless. And thats a rare thing.
Something trivial: Thanks for the subtitles.
I wonder what would have become of him if he had not endured so much in his younger years. Perhaps he was a beast anyway, but he was also a product.
He definitely was a beast
I have more respect for you after explaining this man's life as a "shit-pie"
With his actual cherry on top
who's writing this dialogue a 14 yr old? weird...
Yeah, not sure if I've heard of a more disturbed killer before. Sent chills down my spine. If only he had been caught sooner.
Have you heard of the ToyBox killer?
Boy are you ready to be disappointed? Ice pick killer, pig farm killer, granny ripper, etc. Tons and tons more that did things even worse than this make Chikatilo look like a Saint in comparison.
Great work James!
What an excellent and informative video, thank you for this.
27:03
Does he really think all these "solved" cases were actually solved instead of being just another case of the police pinning the blame on anyone they could get their hands on?
That's a valid concern, but as far as I know, the crimes very actually solved. There very many serial killers in Soviet Union and not all the police forces treated their cases as this one at the beginning, not all policemen were so idiotic
the victim list just kept going,, truly disgusting acts. i send prayers to the victims familys, no one should ever have to go through something as vile as this.
The film "Citizen X" is a must watch because it is about this case from the moment that the first body showed up, until Chikatilo's end.
Just a quick pointer... it is not The Ukraine which is what it was when it was part of the USSR, but since the break up, it is simply known as Ukraine. Just for context, it would be like calling Canada, The Canada.
There was an excellent movie about him, called Citizen X. The investigator, (played by Stephen Rea) was great. He had to muster everything he had, to try and understand Chikatilo, so he could get him to confess, because he was stonewalling him. But what he had to subject himself to mentally, to extract that confession, haunted and deeply disturbed him. This is quite possibly the most heinous serial killer of all time.
His actions, were not that of a typical serial killer, he was highly controlled, hard to catch (despite his blunders), he sniffed out a setup up in the movie and his paranoia served him well to even avoid getting caught. But when he did kill, it was highly viscerally disturbing and again wasn't typical fare of serial killers or even cultists. And more like the lone Wolf creepiness of Ed Gein, mixed with the stuff of nightmares that shocked me far more, than the likes of Ed and Ed's house or any movies based on him. Like Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
You know what? This video is seamless, smooth and ready-to-go. You did a wonderful job of it, too.
I'm a long-time aficionado of true crime stories, and your collection is stellar. One suggestion? Make more long videos, like this one. You've definitely learned about and excelled at the the ~15 min stories. Make more like this!
In any case, I've given you a thumbs-up and subscribed to your channel.
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Amazing how he developed his communication skills... From not being able to speak one sentence to the opposite sex to the art of being able to seduce virtually anybody for a random sex with unknown stranger deep in woods...
"opposite Sex" Well mostly Children.... He worked as Teacher and had enough experience talking to Children that Age.
LOL! I like how you manage to the the only positive in this.