Chasing a Serial Killer Across State Lines | FBI Files Movie of the Week | Real Crime
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- Опубліковано 21 гру 2023
- Welcome to the gripping world of true crime as we delve into the intense narrative of the FBI Files Movie of the Week Series. Episode 4 uncovers the chilling story of Daryl Gordon, a self-proclaimed restaurant owner whose crime spree spans cities and leaves a trail of terror in its wake.
🕵️ Join us as we recount the Palm Beach incident in 1974, where Daryl Gordon, later revealed as the infamous Paul John Noles, attempted to abduct Sarah Mitchell at gunpoint. Little did she know, this encounter would set off a nationwide manhunt involving law enforcement agencies from various states.
🚨 The pursuit intensifies as investigators connect Noles to a series of heinous crimes, including a double homicide in Connecticut. Hostage situations, escapes, and high-stakes chases keep audiences on the edge of their seats, revealing the relentless efforts of law enforcement to bring this criminal to justice.
🔍 In this episode, we explore the discovery of Noles' victims and the capture that ultimately ended his reign of terror. Uncooperative during interrogation, Noles left behind a legacy in the form of chilling audio tapes, providing a rare glimpse into the mind of a serial killer.
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hands up from everyone that wants the producers of FBI Files to produce new FBI Files!!
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I grew up in central GA and I'll just say this .. no one around here believes that "he went for the gun" line.
i do lol
Where do you live now paulab
So they believe that he's innocent?
@@Stepheni8040 What? No. LOL
I did too. And Knowles was a cruel, vicious, EVIL person.
He even tied up a DISABLED girl.
He was GARBAGE.
How do you carry a criminal who has killed many people as if you are an Uber driver taking a client to their destination?
Your cynicism is TOTALLY JUSTIFIED! Incredible incompetence here ....
And the nonsense thing was that they handcuff him from the front instead of back
@@HayfordAfriyie The incompetence and absolute disregard for officer safety is astounding in this case......
U would imagine when he was in the back seat he'd have 2 officers next to him...real stupidity
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i man addicted to the FBI files watching from Antigua 🇦🇬🎉🎉🎉
... Was He Caught? 7:04 😊
From Morocco.I like this videos especially this kinda videos...verry entertaining.mutch loooive from a Africa 🌍 keep the planet in it's original status...😂😂😂😂😂
What a bloody shambles by the cops.
Yes, what happened at the road block? The deputy stands in the middle of the road and points his shotgun at the tires of the oncoming vehicle intent in killing him! Hello! Shoot directly at the windshield or get the hell out of there. Then the shotgun jams??? Those pump action shot guns are very reliable. There's so much more to this story than is being admitted to. I just can't imagine the lack of training these cops had. We trained constantly with these weapons, sidearms and shotguns.
The kidnapped cop was very naive to be taken that way. And then he collaborated in the kidnap of a citizen who ended up being murdered. And then they let Gordon bust through a road block - and it was only luck that this didn't lead to the murder of the Vietnam vet who confronted him. And then the final pair of cops can't protect their guns from a known serial killer. Good grief...
Aww...just as i was about to sleep this comes up !!
Sorry sleep 😂
I was in law enforcement for many years and transported many prisoners; many many times.
I have NEVER heard of transporting, especially someone this dangerous, in the open back seat of a car under these circumstances. It's pure INCOMPETENCE! There is no excuse for this kind of incompetence. The last two officers know they are lucky to be alive. Thank God this incident didn't escalate and get out of control.
In our country it's called encounter 😅😂
They’re happy to ride with their backs to a serial killer with 18 victims that they know about, including a state trooper? Bears of little brain if you ask me.
You have to remember that this was back in 1974 Most Police Cars did Not have Any kind of Cage between the police officers and the back seat !
@@secretsquirrel1534 Like I said, this was total and complete incompetence. The prisoner is handcuffed and leg shackled in the front seat. Secured with a safety belt or rope tie through the door frame. The second officer rides in the back keeping an eye on the prisoner. As a matter of fact a single officer transport, which was very common, was also done this way. No cage. Did this many times....
Hands cuffed in front!!??😡
I hadn't seen this one before so was glad it was uploaded 😊! Thanks ❤
Me too @grettagirl2884
It's my first time
this story deserves the broadest circulation
I've seen this dozens of times; can't believe how popular this is on youtube. About ten years ago youtube would take these episodes down as it would breach trademark rules. People love them; we need new ones!!
It's an old video.
@@user-df7hb2md2q no kiddin.
17:58 Seems kinda stupid that the patrolman wouldn't have already had his own gun out when approaching the VW, since he knew that he was likely up against a dangerous killer. Really dumb how the officer let himself get taken hostage so easily like that.
My thoughts also. I never would have approached his vehicle. He should have called for backup immediately.
I believe he was a newer young patrolman. It’s easy to say what you would have done differently without being in that situation. Until your in it yourself, you don’t know.
I thought the same why didn't he call in the plate number just to be sure and then he would of known this guy was bad then he would of been ready
This is the reason why in America police often end up killing the innocent...
@@user-kx7cm2tk9z He would have known already how dangerous Gordon was, because he was holed up waiting to spot the car.
That VW bug in the recreation video was Sweeeeeet! Showroom condition and pure original extra parts headlights etc.. A bug like that inThat condition... you have to pay 200-250.000$
That was one off the best bug i've seen definately in my top ten..nicebug
Wow, you may be right! Nice!
Hollywood has tons of vintage cars. Inland Cali junk yards were full of them when i was there in the early 2000s getting parts for my 1964 Chevy.
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Excellent job boys for finding barb.taylor..excellent well done brilliant
What? Are you just mocking law enforcement? Because they did Not find Her?
It was the “you shutup” for me 😭😭
Jim we missing you. Ain't nobody can NuWark City like you did
Or the Aaffice ..I can't not hear it if it's old reruns . We even have new reruns of the reruns
At least they got justice for their fallen brother.
It’s surprising how many killers drove VW Beetles back in the day
They all wore clothes too, so much killers around the world wont suprise me that some drove the same cars👍🏻
Gas mileage
That's because it was a very common car, VW sold hundreds of thousands in the states back then. Everyone and their mother had a VW
@@InLieuTube you put a lot of effort into that reply....I'll just say touché
What kind did you have?😳😳🤓😂
Felt bad for the trooper and civilian
Very sad, but I'm really surprised the trooper didn't overpower Gordon from behind. They were both in the back seat while he was driving - all he had to do was wrap his belt around his neck and pull. Easy for me to say, I suppose, but he was a trained policeman. Also a bit gobsmacked that he approached Gordon in the first place, knowing how dangerous he was, and (presumably) without gun in hand.
Lawyers are a real problem, who could protect a serial killer? I don’t care if you’re an attorney or not protecting someone like this makes you almost as nasty as the killer.
You know, this has always troubled me. I know they are doing their job but how can anyone stand in the courts and open their mouth in defense of something that is "unspeakably evil"? How do they go to sleep?
Because without that, we would be China. GUILTY, until proven innocent. 99.9% of people are found guilty in their courts. So imagine your son was accused of assault of a kid, and you were with him at the store & are his alibi, but the cops arrest him, & he has to prove not only that he was with you, but that you weren't lying to cover for him. And as I said, they gave a 99.9% conviction rate, so say goodbye to your kid. He's going to false confess, for less harsh treatment of a conviction he's going to get. That's why, we have defense attorneys.
I feel so bad for that cop and the other hostage named Steven. There was no reason for Paul John Knowles to kill those people. No reason at all....
Come to find out , Paul killed 18 people. Maybe more for a fact !!
Why Heavenly Father , why do people do this to others as well as themselves. ?????
Hi Elizabeth, Im a bit confused as I dont understand how anyone can live in a society and not be aware of the truth that is Human Psychology, Knowles is/was a true Physiopath and Physiopaths are born with the hippocampus part of the brain reduced in size to the extent that they are incapable of feeling empathy or compassion and if they express it they are acting to hide within society. They are BORN that way, they are completely incapable of seeing the rest of society as being fellow Human Beings, they see them as being things to do with whatever they want. Not all Physiopaths are Serial Killers, many are extremely selfish and greedy multi-millionaires and billionaires, who use people to get what they want IE power and vast sums of money.
Sociopaths acquire their Psychopathy via either horrific early childhood abuse or a severe head injury, A classic example of a true Sociopath is the mass murderer known as the Ice Man. Please educate yourself as to why we all behave the way we do as individuals and as a collective. As with a lot of life what we see is an illusion, most time you must do a little digging to find the buried truth.
PS To think analytically we must put aside ALL emotions. Stop and think about a so-called Good person, as they cannot help themselves but be a good, person well the very same applies to an indifferent person and a bad person. We are all captives of our own uniquely and independently acquired physiology which we acquire from birth up to the age of 26, when our brain is fully developed.
They are possessed by Evil
I remember this woman being found at the hotel. I lived in Ft. Pierce. I was in high school at the time. My Dad was a Sgt. with the Ft. Pierce Police Dept.
25.15, so this guy saw some individuals being abducted in a vehicle and didn’t empty his shotgun??
Why do you carry a gun if your not going to use it when it is really necessary???
He was probably too far away. You know that a shotgun is not of much use at long range, right?
Love the opening theme song!
There was a lot of carelessness in these police.
Thank you for bringing us another great episode. Funny, all those law enforcement personnel couldn't catch him, so a civilian (former military) did it for them!!
Law enforcement draws a real mixed bag of people. Always has, always will
@@macswanton9622 Every profession does. I was there for many many years.... It's the reality we have to live with.
Don’t listen to that one commenter. This is the full movie
South East broadcast despite his obvious connection to Connecticut!In those days you could probably cross the border to Canada without any formalities.
In the end there were about 1,000 police closing in on him. I wonder, why the police did not bring tanks and artillery?
They took him out there to kill him and not to find a gun
Is there any problem with that..?
I do remember seeing this. Sad what happened to those people.
I dont see why them 2 men could'nt overpower him.i think they had a lot off chances i dont understand why they did'nt over power him they could have easily i think.anyway R.I.P.TO BOTH OFF THEM..SAD VERY SAD.
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All the FBI and police couldn’t catch him it took a farmer to get him 🤣🤣🤣
The farmer was a Vietnam vet just returned from the war…
He was a military Veteran. 1st. He just got out not long ago.
You're a funny man.🖕
100 cops respond to Deb Taylor who had freed herself. Cops more likely to find each other than the victim.
And then they insult the victim by saying she had Stockholm Syndrome
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Agree, ridiculous really! 🇬🇧
Good episode
Why was she left alive ?
She is one lucky lady !!
1974- Palm Beach Florida USA- Sara Mitchell met Daryl Gordon and tragedy was on the cards when Daryl gave a car lift to Sara. Darryl forced him self on Sara who managed to escape and then Daryl continued with his violent Crime and police found out that the violent man known as Daryl was actually Paul John Knowles who was wanted for multiple murders. Last kidnapping of Knowles was Debra Taylor, Who was rescued by the police and then Knowles abducted a state trouper and too, him in the trooper’s patrol car to hijack another car and so on !
Merci pour cette enquête .
No one on here criticizing the FBI I hope ? Just curious. I enjoy This channel. Have read too many comments calling for “Defund” the Bureau
Hard to stomache. These agents have an extremely dangerous job!!!!!!
The rank and file are most likely good people but if you do not understand how corrupt the upper ranks are, then you are living under a rock, please wake up!
FBI is a corrupt joke.
@@lovespurpleflowers Well May B U hav conducted your own personal investigation,,, and remain clueless of what and or who you’re talking about!
@@patrickregan3302 you may think that you just comment to people that know very little but then, you may be wrong about that notion?!
@@patrickregan3302 the FBI could use a thorough “spring cleaning”, as does all the three letter alphabet agencies!
Sometimes troopers are not serious when handling criminals, you always order suspect to come out of the car before approaching it
Wow! What a maniac! That was wild!
Shocking that he was handcuffed with hands in gront. What were those cops thinking. I don't think that happens these days anymore.😱
Debriefing a victim in that environment lends itself to a long decompression period. It's no surprise the results were significantly low.
One thing I have learned from these episodes is that choices have consequences.Watching from kenya
He had finally been stopped!!! Good!!!.
Giving a killer a privelages to polute air through smoking is like grolifying crime
I hope prayers for this cop and the man who been kidnapped hope they're alive 🙏😭
Why pull out all stops for the cops, but not the citizens?
Taylor was literally debriefed by the detectives 😂
So, at the road block he gets shot and limps away. Why didn't the officer with the shotgun and two uninjured legs run after him? Did I miss something here?
What is it with serial killers and beetles😮
Didn't Bundy have a Beetle?
@@jimmyparker2071 he *had
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Did = perform i.e. an action
Has/have.. had = possess or own
You could have answered him, 'He has' (present tense) because that is what his original question anyway.
@@jimmyparker2071not in the UK, you would have to be a bank robber first just to afford the fuel!
Ted Bundy and who else? Ok, that's two. Not a lot considering the amount of serial killers. "Sonf of Sam" drove a Ford Galaxy btw. And I'm pretty sure there are a lot of serial killers driving Ford. Like Randy Kraft who may have killed some 60 people and drove a Ford Mustang.
100's of police and he is apprehended by a Vietnam vet.
I believe the agent when he claims they had anxiety about KNOWLES being on the loose. They knew he would kill again. The cops can and sometimes do develop PTSD from chasing killers, fearing for peoples lives, every moment he’s out there. Nerve racking, to say the least.
There are monsters that walk amongst us
I’ll come back to watch when you put a multitude of ads in with your videos.
Those bloodhounds are MAGICAL! Finding the scent of a person who merely walked across a road, out of all the other folk who walked across the same road, THE DAY BEFORE! Man, that’s MAGIC, don’t you think?
It could be a city crosswalk, where hundreds of people had walked before and since then, and the dog can cut him out of the herd, and follow them where they’d changed directions. That’s amazing!
Have you ever wondered what they’re smelling? I have! Does it smell funny? What? I heard a policeman say the dog could, “smell the adrenaline from his sweat pours.” My God, he smells the body, the sweat, AND the adrenaline. In a sniff? That boggles the mind. And, he smells all the other people. I’m done.
Now, how in the hell did that trooper let himself become a hostage? I figure he pulled the VW over because of the APB. He knew he was armed and dangerous. Why the hell didn’t he wait for backup? SMH.
Saved the cost of a trial.
U don't need to alarm when approaching bad victim.
Shows like this make me believe that demons could be real.
@jake,The ones that really make me wonder about demoniac possesion,are the ones where a seemingly normal person just out of nowhere comits random,brutal murders-there are way to many of those theese days.Some blame it on the large number of people on psych meds
Demons are real, and very dangerous!
"Abandoned farm house" w/a shot gun inside! It'd be mine too!
11:01 she must have wanted him to come back
The ignorance expressed in this doco is sadly typical, for example, Stockholm Syndrome is only acquired over a long period, and NOT over a mere 24 hours. Another example is the only reason she ( Taylor ) wasn't killed was solely due to the fact she remained calm, polite and obedient., she is not the only survivor of Serial Killers who also survived due to the same reasons, when those traits are displayed to someone with Psychopathy it intellectually disarms them, they do not know what to do with that victim and so often let them live. It is ONLY rare because the vast majority of victims completely lose their minds and freak out or try to fight.
Why would the trooper approach the VW without his gun drawn if he knew who he was approaching?
The state trooper was an idiot he had so many opportunities to get away ,specially when knowles was driving they should have tried to take charge
I see all the ignorant comments below about bumbling cops needing civilians to do their job for them, not accurate, law enforcement did a great job responding to this incident & the only reason a civilian got the chance to catch him was due to law enforcement closing in, I'm sure he could hear the dogs barking in the background as he tried to carjack the Vietnam vet. Law enforcement always gets the bad press but these guys & gals risk their lives daily with the vast majority trying hard to do the right thing only to be underpaid & unappreciated.
Thankfully the Vietnam vet lived in a state that allows their citizens to exercise their constitutional rights by owning & possessing firearms or he'd probably be another one of Paul's victims.
They are NOT under paid.. that's a television myth. Designed to bring support and pity for them. Should something like this happens. UNDERSTAND THAT!
they settled this out of court
Lucky for her!!!
... Sounds like ' Rip Torn ' So He Does @ 6: 13 😮
And sad for the victims
What a horrible person.
A shotgun and ammunition in a abandoned house unbelievable
22:46 I just don't trust those pickles, why would some float & the remainder sink. Just one of life's mysteries like the great pyramids.
Only on 🇺🇸 America can you find a gun with shelld in an abandoned house.
If my boyfriend told me he had been at a residence where a murder had taken place on the very same day that it happened, l would be very suspicious and report it.
I Live in Stockholm..everytime I hear in a movie about :
*Stockholm Syndrome*
I find It interesting..
because We never hear people using this term here in Stockholm..
But..We know exactly the story behind It..🥵
This is just a 52 minute version of The Keystone Kops.
This case is weigh more than Hollywood movie.
America's main hobby is protect-protect-protect game.
,I'm I to believe the police would wait for Knowles to disclose were the trooper and the other would be !hard stuff was used ,I don't blame them !
Mankind has a Jinn as a companion on earth who whispers into the hearts of man to incite : trigger him to do harm to himself and to others.
"Both women had been assaulted..." Assaulted how?
Also, there is no such thing as robbing a house; burglarize yes.
Taking the cop car to get another get away car was smart thou
Wonder who rises these evil !☠️
I don't believe the last bit.. I recon those cops took him out from his cell and executed him for the cop he killed..
So do i !
It’s the south of course they did …
200 bodies found behind Mississippi jail in 2023
They have their own rules
Why would attorney client privileges apply when the FBI is chasing a murderer,? I thought they had more power than that
Those lawyer’s not complying should be given a hefty fine large enough to bankrupt them. Bc they r abetting n concealing evidence.
He tried to shoot out his tires?! Seriously?
How???
How does a shotgun and ammo be in an ABANDONED HOUSE???😮😮😮
Cuz it didn’t work 😂
@@RicheeBe They say it did🤣🤔
Criminal had committed 18 murders and the cops in Georgia wanted a gun that was used in a double murder??? He should have never been taken from jail and given any chance of escape.
Shambles by the cops.
too violent to watch. Should be prohibited, if the police still has some forcing power. Have you heard of Censors...question.
49:25 the old slipped in the shower trick eh, they took him out there to kill him
why are these policemen outsmarted by the criminals?
Don't be daft, criminals do not have to play by any rules or laws. Police officers have to follow the law. Follow the rules and that can hamper any free flowing thoughts/creative solutions....that they might have
Since when do the police follow laws??
That's like police failed no police bahind the car that kind danger guy with them dam 😭
FBI guys there running guns drawn just one question "why do they have to wear suits"?🤔
Repeat, repeat,repeat. Jeeze
Those cops drove that guy out there to kill him
Poor guy
lol a simple solitary man did the job of the entire FBI and countless police 😂
What's with those VW bugs and serial killers ...
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Was obviously a psychopath they’re all about power and control the last bit of power he had was the knowledge of where the abductees were no way would he give that away With those characters they are truly evil lock them up and let them out only when the undertaker arrives to pick them up
Knowles just some how snapped somewhere in his experience