Ray Denning: Brutal Killer and Heartbreaker | Australian Crime Stories | TCC
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2023
- Brutal killer, armed robber, heartbreaker and prison escapologist, Ray was the ultimate anti-hero who spent his whole life running from the nightmares in his head.
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What was the wig budget? $10?
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That toupee the actor playing Denning is wearing though 🤣
Lol. I believe it might be a whole wig. Just Sayin. 🤷♀️ A Toupee just covers the top of the dome if I'm correct. Lol. 🤦♂️🤔🤣🤣🍻🍻
@@brandyrichard6001Whatever that rat is on his head is called looks hilarious! Gives a chuckle whenever i saw it off kilter on his head hahah
That's not a toupee - that's an i'd like to speak to the manager Karen cut woman's wig - and it has no business being on anything other than a shop mannequin.
@@androgyny77 I think we established it's not a toupee by now lol
They robbed the bank at exactly tooth hurty I mean 2:30
That Santa is terrifying 😮
Criminal are made worse criminals in prison. Guards are given ABSOLUTE POWER.
About 90% of men in prison in the UK grew up without a positive male role model in their lives.
Right!
Always single mums struggling! 😡
No excuse.
The post-war situation was grim in England.
Thanks for sharing this story.
I’m glad I chose to love & forgive. The shit I’ve been through since I was 4 years old it’s amazing I didn’t become a serial killer. I feel for him & blame his parents for the things he did. ❤
Thanks
None ya 💯💯💯👌🏽👊👍🏽 i couldn’t said it better myself. You’re speaking pure Fact’s hun. I respect your comment, has much as you said. U made it, make total sense. ❤
@@demieetai7092 Thank you 🙏 love & blessings to you, and those special to you ♥️💋
We're all responsible for our own actions. No one else is to blame. Most of us have dealt with advertisy. This man was a brutal psychopath who destroyed people's lives. I have no sympathy for him.
@@theresadavis5518 Sorry dude, but it starts from the home. Natural born killers are rare, but many, but most are from the atrocities they’ve experienced in child hood committed by the very adults that are supposed to love, and protect.
he made his choices i had a horrible childhood and I've never done anything anywhere near this bad once you're an adult the buck stops with you or else you can't blame anyone ever for example the parents you just blamed were also probably abused probably for generations and generations back i have taken responsibility for my behavior since i was a kid my dad was a complete psychopath
To some extent,this video potrays Dennings as a revolutionary. I don't know how I feel about that
Revealing medieval prison conditions IS revolutionary!
@@lulassong6524 glorifying him is what i have a problem with
Australia has a Ned Kelly fixation, where crims are perceived as anti-authoritarian heroes. Barbarity is what Denning did to his victims. Shame none of the experts actually talk to his impact on the innocent.
Thanks True Crime Central
There are huge numbers of badly abused persons that grow up and CHOOSE to be decent human beings.
And there are huge numbers of well treated children that grow up and choose to be total reprobates.
FACTS!
It all comes down to chooses.
This is such bull!
Indeed.
I agree. I had an amazing childhood... no trauma... and I became a drug addict... I've been clean for 5 years now but the past does NOT predict the future when it comes to what we choose.
Choices are learned behaviour learnt mostly within a family. The people you spoke of never had the option of choice in where they lived the people around them where they went even the clothes they wore or the food they ate..i know because i went through that system you cant just release dysfunctional people into a society they have never been a part of and expect them to make good choices..that is ilogical.
You’ve got no idea about psychology and criminological theories then 😂
@@martinemikita9281 your amazing childhood as you say saved you.the people we are speaking of here never had such an advantage. When will we realize we are nothing more than the resuts of our conditioning.
Im to start putting "escapologist" on my resume because it sounds cool.😃
The Fact that there is a wig budget
You know its funny. His crimes are standard fair here in America. He would have been a regular convict here, not a super criminal. His story underscores just how de-sensitized we are to crime now.
@@Wirebanger not at all. Look up TV one. The shows are Fatal Attraction or For My Man. These are the stories of average criminals here in the United States of America. He was a great escape artist, not a super criminal. Speaks more to the jails and prisons in Australia. The lack of security.
'Murica! LOL. I've always said that we see it on the TV, Video games, etc. Blood and gore really does desensitize people to it. Great Comment BigBear.
Why do you keep repeating the most violent scene ever???? Are you into this? Bye!
🤣🤣🤣 he is irritating you bruv
I’m not buying a childhood excuse it’s manipulative… lots people have bad childhood and still know right and wrong and don’t do wrong
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I'm one of those people
Complex PTSD changes your brain. No excuse, but it’s important to understand why.
We should count ourselves lucky that we don’t suffer with it.
The Only Thing They Think of is Blaming Everyone Else Except Themselves!!!Grrrrr🤷♀️🤦♂️🙍♀️🧠😳😳🤢🤢🤮🤮🙍♀️🙍♀️🤔🤔😭😭🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕
@@pamelaliegh Everyone has a Form of PTSD. It's just that some people choose not to act out!!! 🤷♀️🤦♂️🖕🧠🧠👀😳😳🤢🤮
This is like watching a 5-photo PowerPoint slideshow on endless repeat.
It seems that in Australia you're either tall or short. I've heard descriptions of these guys and they are either 5'5 or 6'5. It might just be the ones I've watched and it just seems that way but it's weird how often it's a big guy or a little one. 😁 My husband is 6'7 280lbs so I hardly ever see a guy his size, I consider most of the men I see as short after being with my husband for 26 yrs.
I Am a female, 6’/145. To me it seems most people are shorter than I am. If I see someone taller, it’s definitely something I notice.
I guess it’s all a matter of perspective
@@caligamer5364My brother's son and daughter are both 6'. It really is a matter of perspective!
The hair wigs 🙈😂😂
SO Victor Brinkat is The Runner and Ray Denning is the Runner. Crims need to find more nicknames lol
Grew up in a violent home, and lived a violent life. old habits cannot die......almost an imprint on his DNA.....he dies the way he had lived his life. He had some earlier chances to reform but was unable to..interesting and tragic story, especially for the victims..In another life perhaps he would have been a detective!!!
It's survival with nothing to lose...He grew up with no morals/Respect! Easy $$$.
Some people ,no matter what they do, other than be born, experience terrible lives... Death was a blessing
What kind of woman leaves her 3 kids to go on the run with an escaped convuct? Wow.
Just WOW!
All ray wanted was king size Snickers bars but there was no more so he went crazy
I’ve had some dysfunctional role models - right where’s my hammer ? 🔨my therapeutic hammer ?
I just love how some of these men say his cars were marked as soon as his mother killed herself. Yeah… everything was peachy keen until then…
Yeah, his mum killing herself and trying to kill him at the same time wouldn't have had an impact on his life. Btw your autocorrect isn't working either.
NOBODY ever helps the abused mother!!
I love content warning videos.
Heartbreaker??? No, unless you are talking about breaking the hearts of those who loved his victims.
I'm surprised they let him have a sharpened pencil.
He beats a prison guard into a vegetable, guard them dies of his injuries while he’s on another prison and he’s confused why the guards beat him on a daily basis?! Maybe he should have gone to, school more often and he’d have been able to work it out.
This idea of forgiving violent crime because of childhood trauma is absurd. Millions of people are traumatized as children and never commit such crime. If you do the crime you do the time. It is injustice to your victim, and society, to be treated otherwise.
The majority of people who smoke do not develop lung cancer but we know the link is clear and undeniable, except for people who run the tobaco industry. Could we argue for allowing advertisement of tobato because we have the choice of not buying? Could we say smoking lung cancer patients get what they deserve because they "knew" the risk?
8:44 this woman looks so old, and you know she was probably quite young as most were, when they were mothers.
The Melbourne drug wars is a massive story, yet Undernbelly looks like it had the budget of Superwog.
Why are people surprised that a CRIMINAL bash a man half to death to escape. Why do you think they are in prison in the first place? Because they are such nice, pleasant men with fantasic good morals? 🙄😕
These forensic psychologists are ruining this story
No they're not, we should have them more often.
Agree, with Al: repetitive, no real insight and hardly ever blame the monster father, always the mother.
@@lulassong6524well mum did set herself alight in front of him.
Rip ray with your mum ....❤❤
Ye abuse was accepted when I was a child 70's era. But I'm not a serial killer. Freedom of choice.
Jail. It's Australia, not the US!!
Who uses the term jail in Australia anymore?
I’ve seen the hardest prison in England. It basically a nice upper class jail in America. You people are weak. Wouldn’t last a day in American prison.
@@user-gj1me4mf5c in case it didn't click with you, it was the US spelling that was being commented on, nothing more.
It's sad how the prison system still hasn't changed much, i have had close relatives who have a told me there stories of death threats and bashings alot done by the screws and they mentally not the same ever
You don't go to prison to live in the finest hotel!! however the food should be to be tolerable?!!
Totally agree!!!
@@KARKLUKY at least the cornbred should be cornbread
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These times were after the 2nd World War times were tough for a long time Australia was like a big country town the guys sent off to war came back just a wreck each one of them
How is resisting arrest a charge? Its a response to being bullied
and she left her kids for him!!! disgrace
We are five minutes in and this is the THIRD time they have shown that sickening scene. Now, if this is the way they tell a story, then I'll not watch another movie by this program. It was sickening to watch the first time and it was ABSOLUTELY not necessary to show it again. DISGUSTING!!!
How many psychologists have come out of the "woodwork" to comment on this person ?
If he had actually hit that prison guard as many times, in the head with a hammer and in the same way, as is portrayed in this video in real life. There is absolutely no way the guy would have lived for another four years!!!! Obviously that incident was dramatically over exaggerated in this video.
Amateurish psychology.
Is that mac from always sunny?
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Yeah it sucks that didn't kill that prison guard but I'll tell you what a lot of prison guards are just as bad if not worse then some of the most of the criminals that are in the fucking prison I mean let's get real you don't know what he that that prison guard could have done something to Danny that made Danny terrified and that's why that's why he matched him to death like that I mean that is brutal but maybe he reminded him of his dad maybe he was trying maybe he was violent towards him maybe he did something inappropriate to Danny you have no idea
Rod Blagojevich, that you?
Punishment should have equalled the crime. Same method.
So are you saying he's a hero or criminal, I'm confused by video
Bleeding hearts, they the prisoners deserve all they get.
Oh the poor little murderer.
He needs to be cuddled.
***spoiler alert***
Good old Ray had a much better exit than the person he beat to death, who lingered on in misery for years.
He lived a sad and in the end useless, hurtful life. Each of us has the power to look in the mirror, and decide to change who we see there.
How long will people be evil, because they've suffered? We have all suffered ,if you have lived any life at all! Sit around and whinge about it forever, and use it as an excuse to get your adrenaline rushes and ill gotten gains.
Get over your suffering, like so many others have! You jump in, and help other suffering people, or just go the evil route, and decide to only think about your own pain. If you have really suffered, don't you want to ease another's burden? It is never too late to have a change of heart, I truly believe that, He was given that opportunity too.
None of his grandiose inmate speeches of mistreatment was anything more than a con, grift, plain and simple. He didn't give a toss about his fellows.
At least that's how it looks from here.
Guessing the warden he beat was one of the main ones attacking prisoners
Seems more like that warden was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The actor used for Ray looks *NOTHING* like him. Blue eyes, wrong face shape, bad wig. It's comical!🤡
They are in jail for a reason.
Thanks scoop
Ah true crime. . . The zoo neuro-typicals visit to boo n hiss neuro-divergents 🤪
Chopper, head 🥴
I wonder if Rays Mother set herself on fire ?
It's more the case of a man with petrol and a match .
I wonder if his father was already home from prison??????
Totally terrible to witness and try to stop .
Sad .
As someone that works in Prisoner Processing I was wondering the same thing. Do you work in Law Enforcement? Previously I worked in records doing background checks, I highly doubt she set herself on fire. A very, very uncommon way to commit suicide
@@nicholealderfer191 yes this is how I viewed it too from hearing the evidence.
I have a feeling when the father was let out of jail he went straight home .
Mother said something to her Son he needed to go to bed ?????
Whatever she said she protected her son from witnessing her murder.
I can only imagine in these times methylated spirits and turpentine were common household items
Thanks for your feedback
Be interesting to know the truth in this horrible case.
Yeah I found that quite strange. There were far easier ways to commit suicide in the early 60's. Who sets themselves on fire?!
they are in jail because they murder and rape etc and they are complaining how hard it is. some officers go too far, yes but dont do the crime
Oh, I'm sorry you're prison life after beating a man in the head with a hammer isn't unicorns & rainbows....
Exactly, how can people defend such a horrific person - prison is prison and not a hotel and this individual deserves less then a prison
Choose a life of violent crime and whine about violence in prison . If prison's about rehabilitation what do you do with the ones who can't or won't be rehabilitated , send them on their way or execute ?
I don’t really buy all these experts explanations why criminals become criminals. Nobody’s life is perfect. At the end, we are the one who is in charge of our life. Don’t blame your horrible childhood or some emotional trauma. There are no clear answers why he became what he became. I believe he chose to be a criminal thinking that’s the only option he has which is not truth. He has a lot of options and he chose the wrong one.
These shows are incredibly simplistic. The science behind what creates a violent criminal is not. Unimaginable childhood trauma and violence is just one of three factors that contribute to the creation of people like this guy.
I wish they would - at least in cases newer than this - would have talked more about the neuroscience (including but far from limited to traumatic brain injuries) and the genetic factors that extremely often are found in people like this guy, in ADDITION to the childhood trauma and violence.
But how do you explain brain mapping, genetic coding and mapping, and incredibly complex neurological science to people who just want to watch a true crime video?
Choose? 😂😂😂
Yes, IMHO, pseudosciences like psychoanalysis and his derived theories have done a lot of damage.
Chopper Read makes the stupidest comments in all of these programes.
I don't understand why Australian documentaries are so ridiculous and over-exaggerated.
the main guy is wearing a wig lol
Shane Crawfords first acting job.
It seems to me that Danny's mother was murdered I don't think at all that she killed herself like that have you ever in your life heard of a woman murdering herself committing suicide by burning herself alive that makes no sense at all I guarantee maybe it wasn't Denny's father that said this that said his mother on fire but maybe someone else got out of prison just before Danny's dad did and Denny's father was so angry with Danny's mother for whatever reason that he sent another inmate over to the house to set her on fire while Danny was outside does that make sense because I really don't I don't I can't imagine in the history of the world that a person has ever killed himself like this that wasn't like I mean I know it's happened for in a protest of whatever people have done that but I don't imagine a mother of children when she's in the kitchen one second you know in the next second she's doing no that doesn't make sense to me at all I don't believe that I think she was murdered
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Maybe he didn't do it maybe it was somebody that never escaped the prison it was actually an inmate that's still in the prison he doesn't look like the type that would have done that he looks like I was Presley and that mugshot Jesus
He's an armed robber he's not a fucking murder dude I doubt he did that I believe he is innocent I guarantee he is
I got a bridge for sale in New York, are you interested?
sandy rea do you speak english..so many words wrong
And you as well.
No punctuation.
*English (NOT english).
Names are always capitalized. Geez!