From Counterfeiting to Kidnapping: Inside The Mall Passer Case (Pt.2) | FBI Files Movie Of The Week
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2023
- Watch Part 1 here 👉 • From Counterfeit Bills...
Mike DeBardeleben II was a counterfeiter who eluded the Secret Service for years. Following his release from prison, the counterfeiter's dark obsessions spiral out of control. What starts as a simple scheme to print money escalates to serial rape and ends in a sequence of brutal murders.
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Make sure to watch Part 1 here 👉 ua-cam.com/video/i_YyR2oeF1k/v-deo.html What's your take on DeBardeleben's motives?
@RealCrime, give us your take on DeBardeleben's motives?
60 years for kidnapping but 120 years for counterfeiting. What... Something wrong here
Not in the eyes of this zionist talmudic satanist US government. Money is the tool to keep their slaves in line. They can't have you making your own money and being a bad slave
Money is always more important than human beings, it’s the essence of capitalism! Cmon, if your American you should know this
The counterfeiting is probably for thousands of instances of using counterfeit currency and for dozens of producing counterfeit currency offences, so lots of 2-3 year sentences strung together.
180 yrs + 2 life sentences + 60 yrs for the rapes and kidnappings. 135 yrs for counterfeiting crimes
I think it has something to do with hr type of crime. If its a threat to national security or not, you get different sentencing
Best narrator ever!!
Wondering if this is the longest sentence in the prison system? First time hearing about freckling. Great detective work considering it was so early in the technical world
3:58 "They saw the FANTASTIC amount of p*rn*graphy this man had...." 🤣🤣🤣 The way he said fantastic drove the point home.
Thought exactly the same thing.
hehehehehehhe unfortunate choice of words :)
Nice documentaries like always
Where did this guy get the counterfeiting equipment? Can't just walk in and say, "yes, I'd like to purchase plates for $20 bill, front and back, and the special ink that really gives that authentic look."
He probably killed for it.
Asking for a friend? 😂
Man, how many times do you think they said DeBardeleben
I mean, shortening it to "Mr. D" probably would've been inappropriate given the circumstances..
29 ...lol. ..😂
Never judge a book by it's cover , debartaladen looks like a lost puppy dog in that thumbnail .
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This guy is something else 😳😲 😱😳 🤔
I know right
He lived out his dreams, most can't say that
Now that guy is one ☝️ of the worst psychopaths Iv seen on these documentaries
Lol ...yeah , this s.o.b. takes the cake , jack ! ...smh.
Because of the Hillside Strangler case, where Bianchi and Buono pretended to be "undercover officers" to abduct their victims, only uniformed officers in marked black-and-white police cars are allowed to pull people over in California.
nice to know 45 years later .......
The FBI profiler really didn’t offer any in-depth analysis of this guy. Everything he said was apparent and obvious to us viewers
Yes, you're a genius and his job is a waste of time :)
For that cat, what would be called "normal" isn't even in the ball park.
Heis comment about this guy "never being dormant" is simply false, given BTK and The Green River Killer, for example.
Never ceases to amaze me how many people don't notice the dates in these shows.... these crimes were in the 1980's & the show was filmed in the late 90's. The only reason the things the profiler said were "apparent & obvious" to you (a viewer in the 2020's) is because we've had 20+ years of true crime books, shows & internet content which goes into far more detail than they did back in the 90's. Problem is, now everyone thinks they are experts in criminal psychology because they saw a Netflix show once. 🤦♀
Whenever you see a synergy between FBI and Secret Service you know it's going to be fantastic.
Why is this guy not well known? The scope and variety of his life of crime is astounding. So too his focus and obsession. He's the most prolific sexual sadist I've ever heard of and if we knew his actual victim/body count I'd bet he's above some of the big names like Bundy and David Parker Ray.
I don't know if he killed anyone, but he was certainly devoted to his "craft"
@@adotintheshark4848apparently he killed 2 people, that they know of, I saw in another doc about him.
If a cop pulls you over you're always free to pick up your telephone and call the local police station and verify the cop is real.
ignorant comment, do you think in 1979 people walked around with iphones?
There were no cell phones at those times. Besides, a kidnapper would never allow you to make a phone call.
Ever been black reaching for a phone during a traffic stop?
No such thing as a Cell phone back when this vile animal was hunting these poor ladies
@@_boobiejohnson_ 😅😅😅 lol
The FBI Files are very well put together except for the continual accounts of the crimes over and over again. The video could be put together in 15 minutes!!
@briba4471 exactly. those days were painful eh?
@@ElliotFlowers you'd make a cup of tea on the ad break and need the narrator to remind you what was happening.😆
Good job, Secret Service!
I read online that he was abused as a child by I believe both his parents but especially his mother. But apparently it went on for years. Maybe that could have been a factor in his case? Either way, that doesn't mean you go around and turn into a monster and start doing the horrific things he did. I'm glad he was put away for the rest of his life. He died in prison some years back.
We all abused time of growing. but we never do wrong things. It means he was born just a a bully boy. Or men. man.
He was not born like this. Most serial criminals do this because the women are probably a way of assaulting the person who assaulted him as a kid. Likely his mother. Many serial killers come from dysfunctional "at best" family backgrounds. It's like a blueprint for forming this type of person as an adult. Obviously, he is still guilty of the crimes he committed.
@@benjaminmukarati4774 depends on the abuse, for me, when i lived with my father, he was not very nice at all, i have been thrown through a closet, dragged on paved road without any clothes on and i can keep going, but that said, iam not a monster and i learned very early because of the above, i was suffering from anger issues, which more or less has been corrected today.
@@nielsen145 you only far I was gonna Shaw you something big abuse I went through now I am in the 40s never arrested show Satan is working especially your countries down there and is already here in Africa.
of course. Go read Alice Miller's books if you want to learn the psychology of killers. The same demons present in him that made him hate women are the same ones that made his brother commit suicide.
benjamin is grossly ignorant.
This guy was arrested at Eastown Mall in Knoxville, TN. It's demolished now and an Amazon distribution center was built there which still stands unused today. When the mall was torn down I thought of this guy being arrested because of an employee there.
Throw away the key
They should get rid of the Statute of Limitations for some of these horrific crimes. Why haven't they?
Oh yeah ..this is the guy who told the shackled woman , " i'm gonna smoke half of this big cigar , and the other half i'm gonna put out in the middle of your back" .."and YOUR gonna tell me how good it feels" ....sicko .
Has anyone asked him what his motive was? Brsides the agents that helped to convict him. He died in 2011.
I raised my girls never get out of the vehicle for a cop on their own, go to the nearest cop shop
If a cop pulls you over and asks you to get out of the vehicle you absolutely do not drive away unless you want to be charged with another crime or have your vehicle smashed into by that cop and forced off the road. Hell no!
If you are that uncomfortable you can either ask for a female officer or another officer in general, or call 911 to make sure they are actually the police, I guess depending on your concern. But you absolutely do not drive off like an idiot!
I was told if a cop is wanting to pull you over on a dark road, to turn on your blinkers and go the speed limit, and drive somewhere that is well lit and has people outside. The police have said to do this if you're a woman and alone in your car.
You raised your girls to break the law and possibly get hurt. 99.999% of the time, you know when a cop is real.
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of all the documentaries of this guy, none have explained why he was called "Unsub".
Mona It’s FBI speak for “unknown subject”.
I’ll never understand statute of limitations on such heinous crimes 🧐
Yeah there shouldn't be one.
I wonder how long it would have been for him to get caught if he didn't do the forged notes
“Sexual atrocities” my god
He was a sexual tyrannosaurus Rex
I didn't understand if he spent his counterfeit money sporadically, where did he get the money for his large expenses like rent and storage?
One of the things that has caused me considerable shock is the stupidity of law enforcement and victims alike in wanting to prosecute each and every crime, at a cost to the taxpayers of millions of dollars, when the perpetrator has already been convicted of one or more crimes and is serving one or more life sentences. Then to move them from one jurisdiction to another around the country to try them separately for other crimes is so utterly stupid I begin to wonder at the sanity of the people involved. Do they not realize how stupid this is and how limited law enforcement and prosecutorial resources are and should be deployed to deal with criminals not yet caught, not yet convicted, not yet sentenced.
I would think his fake police identification cards and badges would direct them to the various towns and states he committed these atrocities in
41:52 The Reason the US has a Statute of Limitations on Sexual Assault Crimes ,Our GOP Congress enacted that Specifically as a Favor for the Catholic church .
Every crime except murder has a statute of limitations. This is true for federal and state law. I don't think the statute was written to help the church. None of this is funny
4:38 Then it wasn’t concealed good enough.
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Ribirin H-S.👀.
You wouldn't believevthe stuff i pull out of abandoned storage units.
How many years will he actually spend with Good behaviour? 20?
He died of pneumonia at the Federal Medical Center in Butner, North Carolina, in early 2011.
Died January 26, 2011 (aged 70)
FMC Butner, Durham County, North Carolina, U.S.
A real devil manifest in the flesh
All these government employees do, aka the woman, is spew blah blah blah....time to flush the swamp...USELESS!
Describing Bryan Kolbugger
46:50 go read Alice Miller's books. yes we know. he had mommy issues from the abuse he suffered from his mother. the same demons are what caused his younger brother to kill himself.
Damn, i guess i dont need that passport, not really interested in sexual sadism.
Who walks home at midnight
40 years ago people were obviously alot more comfortable....
trying to blame the victim?
Shes has destinct dental
300 Years does not make Sense whynot say Lifetime.
The reason is in case part of the case gets overturned on appeal, they can keep in prison on the other charges.
You have the internet. Look it up. Lifetime sentences are only 20 to 25 years in countries around the world. That is why they do not use the term "lifetime"
Guys stop drinking alcohol if you are not strong,,my friend is here explaining to his parents how he grew up as an orphan 🔆😂
really funny man
NOT funny 🙄
Okay Kevin not Hart, funny to call
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