Fun fact: Karla Holmoka actually changed her name, moved to Quebec (the couple was from around St. Catherine’s, ON) and had a couple kids. She volunteered to be a parent supervisor on her child’s field trip for which you have to have a background check done and they found out who she actually was.
@@scoobysnax it’s also horrifying to think that that child would have no idea of who she really was… Imagine finding out your mom is actually a murderer who has done horrible things to young girls and enjoyed it.
@@PastLifeVillian she was horrible. The only reason why she let Paul rape her sister was because Karla wasn’t a virgin when she met Paul and in her own thinking: giving her sister was a way to make Paul forgive her. She’s a horrible person. Everyone hates her.
the elementary school her son was at was in the same town as the high school i started at. i was taken out of that school shortly after my mom found out
The most chilling part of this video is the Robert Mullin entry when he explicitly tracks down some random dude who gave him weed in high school to kill him and his wife, and then going back and killing the woman who told him where he was and her children. Something about doing something so long ago that seems so innocuous that would just so happen to be the reason you'd get murdered probably decades later is so unsettling to me, combined with the innocent woman who was just trying to help this stranger.
I'm sure Herbet would have found any reason to kill the couple who sold him weed all those years before, but STILL, the thought of doing something so seemingly irrelevant that eventually leads to your death in the future is absolutely chilling.
My first thought was "Shit, imagine how awful she must've felt knowing that she sent a serial killer to some guy's house." My next thought was "Oh. Well. Never mind then."
Fun fact: Polygraphs are so inaccurate for detecting lies that even the inventor of the polygraph called it a huge mistake and it's only real use is detecting nervousness or stress. So if you're really comfortable lying, you'll never fail a polygraph. Additional fun fact!: The creator of the polygraph also created Wonder Woman!
I think the rant about them being losers was not only justified and worth including, but an example of something we need more of. Serial killers and mass shooters love to see themselves as powerful. They want to be infamous. They're not strong, they're not cool villains. They're the biggest failures we've got. They're pathetic jokes of people that deserve to be mocked.
@@bottomtext251 is that supposed to be an excuse for their mass murders? Because it’s not, it’s only a reason that contributed to their killings, wanting to be cool and badass or whatever. But if we stop making killers into these figures that are almost desirable, they will stop turning to killing as a way to be desirable
@@bottomtext251 Committing mass murder is not a valid outlet for someone's internal issues, regardless of the source or the severity of said issues. Many of the victims likely also had serious issues they were dealing with, but didn't resort to ending numerous lives and ruining countless more. A person becomes unsympathetic when their solution to their internal conflict is to bring misery and death to innocent people.
Worth noting: Clifford Olson didn't just kill 8 kids, his methods were beyond grotesque. One kid, he drove nails into their skull and asked them how it felt while they were still alive. Another, he left on display to be found by nailing them to a tree by their skull. My father was young when this happened and remembers hearing the details come out constantly.
What's worse is he got money out of it. The douche bag deserved torture everyday for the rest of his life. They should have taken the money back too. It's beyond wrong.
I greatly appreciate not minimizing karla homolka's part in the murders in the paul bernardo case, so many people just describe karla as a victim going along with his acts due to fear and based on the tapes and what they did to tammy that could not be further from the truth
Update for those worried about Paul Bernardo’s parole hearing: The hearing that took place on June 22nd was **turned down** after only an hour of deliberation. Thank god for those people being able to see through him and not letting him out!
He'll never get released.. after them lettin' Karla off, virtually, scot free they'd never get past the backlash for releasing Bernardo, too. At least, that's my hope, but Canada's justice system is wild.
I appreciate how you avoid sensationalizing these horrific acts. I typically avoid true crime because so many of those creators really lean into the horrendous and gorey details of these acts and I’ve never felt that was respectful to the victims or healthy for the viewers. I think your method of giving general details still gets the story across without desensitizing people to these terrible behaviors.
Yes, exactly. I can’t stand that aspect of true crime and so many true crime fans really talk about serial killers like sports fans talk about their favorite basketball players. Psychotic and completely disregards the victims.
Can we all just take a moment to acknowledge that these killers are so weird that the guy who broke into a house just to shit on a child’s bed didn’t make the cut
Hey Wendaddy, huge fan, question; Could you make a folklore iceberg, including things like, Nessy at the top, Wendigo’s skin-walkers, then lower down things like not-a-deer and at the bottom things like flesh pedestrians and the hide behind? Your channel is basically what I look for when wanting to get scared at night and this would really make my day!
I really hope people understand that Karla Homolka is in no way a victim. She knew what she was doing with Paul, yet she gets to walk free today because of her deal. My neighbours cousin was a victim of them and there are horrific details that weren't released about some of the things they did with the bodies, and both Paul AND Karla are two of the worst people imaginable.
@@dazz4082Ew. That's weird dude, go get some therapy. You're asking them to reveal grotesque details about their neighbors cousin who was MURDERED. You think the family wants those details out to some randos on the internet? Jfc.
@@infinitecurlie some people might be fine with revealing some details and some might not be, they don't have to answer I was just asking yk also I'm never going back to therapy therapy sucks
A note about Pickton and the "disposal" : While none of the meat that was shipped out (at the time) tested positive for human remains beyond showing that the pigs in question had consumed human remains, Pickton did say he occasionally would mix it in with the pork in the grinder and serve it at Piggy's Palace. Likewise his longtime accomplice said she saw him flay, skin, and butcher the corpses rather than just dispose of them "normally" as if he were preparing meat rather than hiding a body. This mind you this is only going off of his word to an undercover cop so it's impossible to confirm, but yeah. Really surprised nobody has based a Leather Face-esque character off of him at this point. He makes Ed Gein look like a saint.
20:30 not only feral pigs,even domesticated ones will eat whatever you give them,without a second thought,not necessarily because they are violent. It is a very common way to dispose of body for the mafia.
@@reesemckartnee8812 Augh... it's one of those really goddamn disturbing things I know because of spending too much time online. I know things _I DON'T WANT TO KNOW_ that are really fucking bad. That's why all these stupid laws like "Oh, we can't let people keep guns or weapons on them for defence, that means murderers will get them too!" fucking irk me. Because it doesn't work. If it's easy enough to find dangerous information online that I find this shit by accident, imagine how easy it is for people who are _looking_ for it.
doesnt work so well anymore though, forensic scientists figured out how to extract human dna from the feces. plus im pretty sure they cant always digest the teeth
@@buttflap To understand the psychos you need to think things through like they do. It's not about disguising the DNA, it's about disposing of human flesh. Sure, they can find the DNA in the pig shit, but they have to think of testing the pig shit first.
@@AiluridaeAureus except statistics show that countries where guns permits are harder to obtain are also countries with significally lower gun crimes lmao and basically zero mass shootings
Fun Fact: in Travis Scott’s “the ends”, Andre 3000’s verse references Wayne Williams killings and how it affected his life growing up in that area and time they took place. Within this are heavy breathing noises in the background referencing how he strangled his victims.
So much of what he said about Leonard Lake and Charles Ng was not true or inaccurate, along with a good few other things on other cases, although it's a thick video with wide topics so easy to get lost in all the sauce.
Leonard Lake and Charles Ng were active and buried bodies near my family’s cabin/private campground. I can’t tell you how many summers I had to hear the stories by the campfires, which always ended in “they never found all the bodies!” (In my deadbeat dad’s drunken voice). Nice thing to tell a bunch of small children…stories stopped when they exhumed a body 10 miles away. Wasn’t such a fun story for the adults after that.
my first thought hearing how the jury sympathized with pig guy was that they didn’t think murdering prostitutes and drug addicts was as bad, which is maddening
I learned more of serial killers or interesting murders and the bloody history of kingdoms (IE. Babylonians really violent and inequal judges to Peter Stumpp who was accused of cannibalism and apparently,,, werewolfery. Odd.) from my History Teacher (who would tell these if we behaved enough to _not_ make them have a migraine) than specific classes like that lmao
High school is only for learning how to dye your hair pink or purple, loathe yourself, and then complain about everything to deal with your self-loathing. Back in the day, I learned about most of this stuff from A&E and Court TV’s website about serial killers.
I’m so upset over Paul and Karla last victim. She literally got kidnapped in public full of people and they’re not quick enough to catch them before they could kill that girl…
As a Canadian, I am entirely unsurprised by the fact that the Canadian Government just threw money at the serial killer and hoped the problem would sort itself out
But if you vote for the Trudeau dynasty it's democratic or whatever. If the Orwell is voted in it's fine, because it's democratic. Great talking point from up north, love that we're getting our own soft Syria.
The government also thought it's fine that Karla Homolka is living in absolute luxury with a rich husband, her kids, and other people's kids that she is allowed to "service" because of course she wasn't a registered sex offender.
There’s a movie based on Paul and Karla named Karla but they painted her as a complete victim, Misha collins plays Paul and he later stated that he regretted the role due to how violent and disgusting it was and hates being associated with it.
Remembers me of the actor of Tuco from Breaking Bad He request to get his character killed way before his initial end because he couldn't keep up with the intensity of the character. There is something weirdly wholesome about actors being to pure for their roles to keep up with them long term :D
11:50 the thing is, the motivation of a defence lawyer in cases like this is not to get the defendant out of prison, but to ensure theres absolutely no chance of a mistrial so that they can never get out of prison on a technicality. So the lawyer not questioning witnesses actually helped the killer because it made it more possible to claim a mistrial.
I love the rant you went on mentioning that these killers aren't smart and should not be glorified for their crimes for simply catching people off guard. I feel like a lot of documentaries these days, especially the netflix ones, tend to glorify killers like Ted Bundy, and make them out to be more "powerful" than they really are.
I agree... some of the documentaries seem to paint some serial killers as particularly smart, or calculated. In a lot of these cases it honestly seems like shoddy police work, or specifically in the case of Ted Bundy, the guy was just a manipulative prick. He wasn't even particularly handsome, speaking as a person into men myself *yawn* but seriously, calling him some charming, handsome, smart guy makes him sound a lot cooler than who he actually was, which was just a loser who took advantage of women who were none the wiser, because they didn't realize they had any reason to be concerned or afraid.
Its because a handful of them were very intelligent, such as Ed Kemper. His IQ was over 140. These guys are the ones that make people think all of them are brilliant masterminds, which is just not true the majority just get lucky and get away.
Yup because she took a plea deal to commit Bernardo. Which made her just look like an accomplice rather than another perpetrator. Which is baffling, and don’t worry. All of Canada was shocked. It was a “deal with the devil” but it also made sure Bernardo was going to be in prison for life. In June 2021, he was able to apply for parole. After just an hour, he was denied.
To my knowledge their interrogation procedures are much more pro-conviction than the US, actually. In the US once you ask for a lawyer, they have to shut up and get you a lawyer before they continue interrogating you and if you say anything BEFORE your lawyer, it's not admissable in court. Canada isn't like that, and they can keep berating you and even wait a bit to call your lawyer after you're requested council. It leads to a lot of fake or coerced confessions. Now, on the *sentencing* side, their judiciary system I believe is more forgiving than the US is (considering you can get 20 years in jail for just selling weed, and Karla Homolka only got 9 years for her horrific acts).
The issue with Karla Homulka is that she presented herself as a battered unwilling accomplice, and the authorities didn't learn otherwise until they had already made the plea deal. I think her trial was already done before they learned the truth in Paul Bernardo's trial. There was much backlash. But I didn't learn anything about it until years later. I went to Girl Guides near where one of the murdered girl's (I think it was Kristen French) disappeared from, and got banned from the news after I started having nightmares about being abducted from the parking lot at Girl Guides.
my mom was in paul bernardo's victim age range while he was active. also, iirc, tammy actually died of alcohol poisoning. carla was not a virgin and paul wanted to be the one to have originally taken it, so the closes he could get would be carla's younger sister. i know a lot about this case because my mom kept up with it for a long time. i have no idea how she's gonna react when i tell her he has a parole trial soon
Sounds like mfm would like to hear from imur mom... ok maybe I’m just really curious! Did u talk with her yet? Any interesting details she could tell ir remember?
@@heyhorinshi she was the same age as kristen french and leslie mahaffy when they were murdered, and a year younger than tammy homolka when she was murdered. she lived near where kristen's body was discovered and lived in the same city as leslie. their bodies were dumped in their opposite cities, leslie lived in burlington and was dumped in st. catherine's and vice versa for kristen
@John Doe he said "we need to give", not "we will give". It's very obvious he wasn't saying it will happen, so going on a little unrelated tangent isn't necessary
The good news on Paul Bernardo is that he was denied parole, and is designated a "dangerous offender", which makes it highly unlikely he'll EVER make parole. At his 2021 hearing, he showed a certain level of self-awareness, identifying that he realized he was doing it because he felt entitled to the act and feared rejection, and that while Carla certainly had her part, he was the one who set her on the path and "ruined her life". That said, these are clearly the acts of a very ego-centric man. Even while partly blaming himself for Carla's part, it reads less like an apology in this case, and more like he wants the CREDIT. It's all part of his control fantasy, and I wouldn't doubt that he'd do the same things again, given the chance.
Another fun fact about pigs from someone who grew up on a pig farm: pigs are cannibalistic. The blood bit is also very accurate. Sometimes pigs will bite each other's tails, and if one gets bloody, it's fairly likely the other pigs in the pen will chew away at it until there's nothing left but a gaping hole in their backside. So instead those pigs will generally get moved into a new pen by themselves or maybe a handful of others that are sick or weak from being bullied away from food until they recover.
The entire handling of the Pickton case still makes me furious. I don't doubt that the reason the police did so little for so long and the jury was so quick to take pity on him was because his victims were prostitutes/homeless/addicts and mainly First Nations. The people in East Van knew they were being targeted but the police did nothing to protect them, thus that one woman going off to investigate Pickton's property herself.
youre probably right. pretty, rich, white instagram girl goes missing, it's the end of the world. but who cares if some junkie gets killed, right? they're worthless, he was doing us a favor! /s
The cyanide pill thing from the cops’ perspective is hilarious, it reminds of the meme about the guy requesting the death penalty for a speeding ticket
Serial killer: *video tapes himself murdering people, chopping them up injecting people with windshield wiper fluid, etc* Jury: 🤗 boys will be boys *gives them a light punishment*
@@Fartsmellahashsella yeah, it was mostly the Robert pickton case and the other guy that got a relatively light sentence case that I was referring to. I think murderers should receive the worst legal punishment possible for taking life
@@EX7RUD1CON even more fucked up that she was allowed to volunteer at her kid’s elementary school and that they made a whole movie painting her as a victim.
So a few comments called him like Dad and stuff and I really need to know whether this is an inside joke, or it's because of his Hawaii shirts, of if y'all going around calling him Daddy without blinking an eye. 🥲🤡
@@canyounot6858 Some, interesting, people call him daddy for the wrong reason. In one of his previous videos he went along with the inside joke of everyone calling him our surrogate father/grandpa/uncle/etc. It's a joke but one specific to this fanbase, it's great
I have no idea how I ended up on this channel but the creator has an amazing skill for communication and it makes everything incredibly interesting. Really enjoying this content. Best wishes.
On Robert pickton: he walked into the barn, and his calf was bled, strung up, and gutted. He was pretty much told to suck it up and was called sensitive
The moment I saw Paul Bernardo, I immediately thought to myself "Heh, he looks like a discount Patrick Bateman." It surprised me when I found out he was in fact obsessed with the American Psycho novel.
The Pickton farm is about 15 mins away from where I live, and is now a huge shopping complex with several apartment buildings. It's a really weird feeling going to Costco, and knowing that there's probably still bodies there that haven't been discovered.
Pickton is one of those killers that truly freak me out. His situation was absolutely a perfect storm. He was given the space and surrounding people to do what he did. His victims were unknown and not missed for a long time. He had an almost perfect way to get rid of the bodies and I’m convinced he was only ever caught because he kept trophies. I’m 100% sure they wouldn’t have been able to nail him with anything otherwise. There was a story/rumor circulating around his story (not sure if true) that he would make sausages out of the women mixed with pork meat and he and his other degenerate friends would enjoy a “long pig” dinner pretty frequently. It was even rumored that he cooked and sold his sausages at state fairs and what not. The man was an absolute nightmare demon and his story will forever fucking haunt me, for some reason more than any other equally heinous (or worse) killer.
Unfortunately, what it actually comes down to (like in many of these cases) is police incompetence. Robert Pickton was complained about MANY times, and the police consistently dropped the ball on following up with him- Including when a would-be victim REPORTED him. If I recall correctly, an outside detective was even brought in and the local police undercut and sabotaged a lot of possible progress because they didn't like the guy. Simply the issue was that the police didn't care about sex workers going missing, which has happened... A lot. In many cases.
@@MrCrookedApathy this is is true. I feel like sex workers are constant targets for this very reason. It’s horrible. Absolutely horrible. I believe you are right about the complaints about him. I recall hearing about this in a podcast!
It really is an infuriating story just because so many deaths could have been prevented by the police doing literally anything. Indigenous women were disappearing at an insane rate and they were ignored as not that important. It's also pretty likely that he fed some of his victims as food in with the pork meat. Last Podcast On The Left has an excellent series on him.
Living in BC, I've heard of Olson and Pickton quite frequently. There's a lot of speculation about Pickton and why it took so long for him to be caught. A decent bit of people believe it was because a good portion of the sex workers who went missing and very possibly were killed by him were Indigenous women. See, being in British Columbia you really hear about how horrible it is for Indigenous women. A majority of the police don't give a shit and nothing is done when they go missing. For an excellent example of this I'd highly recommend looking into "The Highway of Tears" which is a highway in BC notorious for the murder's and missing cases of 80+ Indigenous women but many people think the numbers might actually be WAY higher. To this day many of the culprits are still unknown despite countless investigations. It's fucking insane because it's a highway that's only like a few hundred kilometers from where I live and is a constant reminder of how fucked the world can truly be. It's also crazy that it's very much unknown to the rest of the world, it seriously needs to be talked about and made known, we're talking 80+ missing people, all being women and almost all being Indigenous and it's barely ever talked about unless you live in the area, fucks sake even if you live here it's mostly just used a cautionary tale to never hitchhike.
Im in the lower mainland and grew up around here, I know people that used to go to the parties on that property, they never saw Robert but they said the place was weird as fuck and not very fun to hang out at. It’s really sad, sex workers and lower income minorities are usually referred to as the lesser dead because a lot of crimes go unsolved, last podcast on the left did a series on pickton that’s pretty good.
I'm from the lower mainland too, and I heard about Pickton since I was a teen in the mid 2000s. Never knew it was more than just a scary legend until he was caught. But of course he was left for so long is because of the demographic of the women he killed. Aboriginal, drug users, and sex workers. Disgusting he was allowed to run free
As someone from the area whose family had a connection to the case, despite a few missed details I feel like this is one of the most respectful summaries of the Bernardo and Homolka killings on UA-cam. I know that this was meant to be a brief view of what happened, but really, that's all that's even needed. Tammy, Leslie and Kristen deserve to have their dignity preserved. Admittedly though, I did snicker a bit when the word ocean came up. We're nowhere near the ocean here. Also, Kemper knowingly using positive reinforcement tactics on Mullin with the peanuts, although pretty funny, is actually quite scary to me in a way and I feel like it just further proves how manipulative, cunning and dangerous he is.
WWII MUST be remembered. My dad- rest his gentle soul- was at the Battle of Okinawa… youngest man aboard ship, out of 700 men. He was just 17 years old, and he said it was beyond words watching his best friend be blown up near him. Sharks, yes… and crabs. They eat remains. Again, at the age of 17. He earned a Purple Heart. They were all so brave, bless them all. Cheers, lads, for your sacrifices. 💜
I salute ✋ your father for his service. Had my own father not been wounded so badly he was medically discharged late in 1943, he may well have been at Okinawa. He was an Army medic himself.
I was watching this and my mum overheard the story about the dude who killed himself after getting arrested for stealing a tool and she burst out laughing
id agree but then i also imagine having to say something like "my brother was murdered by the killer virgin loser pizza face killer" would really suck for some people
The pickin case is INSANE if you dive deeper into it. The way he was abused as a child and the path that sent him on… there’s so much in that case and it truly makes me feel sick.
Re: the calf thing - if he was already in a weird environment or had preexisting/genetic history of psych issues, that kind of shit can absolutely change your brain. He’s not saying it died and made him crazy cause it upset him. It’s that his beloved pet was slaughtered, and if he was a child that means his brain permanently makes the connection slaughter = love/affection, and later attraction. And like, not everyone’s pet gets made into food so not a 1:1 comparison. It’s not about how serious or intense the event was, it’s how badly your brain processes it and if you have a life or mind that can support recovering from it. Real mundane life shit can make anyone crazy for whatever reason. And clearly, his brain seems bad at processing a lot of shit. Also, not an excuse for his behavior. He’s a monster obviously. The brain is just a lot more plastic than people realize.
Robert found the calf he hid from his parents cause they wasn’t nice to him only the calf showed him loved so one day he came from school he ran to the barn and search for it he couldn’t find it so when they had dinner he ask about the calf his parents laugh and said look he’s on your plate that really mess him
it's also because he apparently grew up in a severely abusive environment. His dad was abusive and not very present, both parents were neglectful, he said himself he'd crawl into pig carcasses as a kid when he wanted to hide from people.Dude was majorly fucked
@@Wendigoon I like your videos but not a fan of this one, you got the Charles Ng story quite wrong and im wondering if it was just because of time restraints or you messed up the research? Was hard to accept anything else you said in the video as real after that.
@@teejay9189 just basically he fled to Canada, ended up getting caught shoplifting, tried to shoot his way out but got tackled down. Then spent ages fucking with the court system, sacking lawyers, until a cellmate came forward with drawings by him that had shown he wasn't just on the sidelines. That witness ended up being no good and killing himself in a car accident once he was free. Once extradited to the states he played funny buggers with the courts for a while again. Eventually convicted.
From wikipedia regarding Paul Bernardo: His next parole hearing took place on 22 June 2021; it took only one hour of deliberation by the presiding judge for his application to be turned down.
The person who created the polygraph test said that it should never used in a court of law. And there is no scientific proof that it works as it was intended for.
It never really is used as definitive proof though. You’re not gonna go from innocent to guilty based on a polygraph test, as there’s way too many factors in play for it to mean anything other than the person is possibly lying. If it’s presented in court, it’s usually alongside greater supporting evidence. Though I do agree it’s a bit sketchy to rely on what’s essentially a glorified heart rate monitor in criminal cases, but it’s involvement and influence in any actual case is minimal at best.
Normally, the Polygraph isn't evidence itself, it's just a psychological tool to help some people confess thinking "shit, they know I'm lying, I'm cornered, might as well at least save the carpet even if I can't save the house". It's not solid evidence itself, but if some people crack because of the pressure it brings or start acting suspiciously because of the test, it's still a pretty useful tool to have
"You're not special for winning a game with someone who you knew was never playing" I love that quote so much, and the fact that another part of the song goes "Ted Bundy was just never that fucking bright, he was just sort of charismatic and white, alright?" is phenomenal
@@JustAliceGaming well if it makes you feel any better her songs did get a start on tik tok so there’s a really good chance tons of true crime people heard it + there are people who make reminders on tik tok to show people how disgusting serial killers are
I just wanted to say that the Pickton story is so much more in-depth, crazy, and disgusting than you had the time to touch on here. It’s worth reading more into
Imo the most fucked up thing about the Pickton case is that the British Columbia government KNEW that Pickton most likely sent parts of his victims to the meat rendering plant. Despite this the BC government waited TWO YEARS before telling people that they might be eating HUMAN MEAT.
You’re completely correct, my auntie Tanya Holyk was one of the women he killed and fed to her his pigs. Our family had tried reporting her missing to the police for weeks but they ignored it until it was much too late (just another MMIW case not taken seriously). He also wrote an autobiography that was grossly taken in and published. Rumours say his brother, which is thought to carry out most of the brutal actions, is roaming in my city free collecting info on all the victims close family members so that’s also terrifying..
Karla Holmolka still pops up in Canada every couple of years. I remember she was on the parents board of a Montreal school until on the parents recongized her.
@@joehancock8767her husband is aslo the brother of her amazing attorney. She is filthy rich with kids and somehow is allowed to be around other people's kids. It's horrifying.
In my sociology class we had to do a presentation on a serial killer. I did mine on Robert Pickton. There was actually a Criminal Minds episode similar to his story (a killer feeding bodies to pigs). When the episode aired in Canada it had to include an extra content warning. There are also a few songs about pig farm killers that are pretty creepy to listen to!
17:54 I’ve heard this one before. I think I’d sum up the dismissal of charges as “the prosecutor office deemed this person unworthy of justice” The whole situation with Picket demonstrated some pretty serious issues with the local courts.
People are supposed to be scared enough to practice safer behaviors while there is a dangerous serial killer about. I believe that’s why it started, but also I feel like mocking a psychopath would make them angry enough to kill more so yeah.
I lived close to Pickton's farm when I was a kid; he got arrested when I was in about first grade. He was the first time I ever heard of a "serial killer". I always thought my parents were exaggerating that he was "just down the street" from us, but after a google maps check it was *literally less than a 15 minute drive away from my house oh my God*.
RE: Wayne Williams...His father was never investigated for the child murders, but there was speculation that it was him. That would explain all the evidence pointing to Wayne because Wayne lived with his father.
oh shoot, im glad theyre retesting the dna cause theres much better science for that sort of stuff now. But yeah even with the dna evidence it might as well have been his father as the results were so vague
33:02 I've heard about this. Kemper was using the peanuts and water to basically psychologically control Herbert to get him to stop singing. This worked to get him to stop singing, and Herbert would then ask if he could sing before doing it.
Just a little correction for the Paul Bernardo segment: The cement with the girl in it was actully thrown into a lake, not an ocean. He lived in Ontario (where i live) we have many of the great lakes here, but the closest ocean is far farrrr away to the east or west of canada. Love the iceberg videos tho! Keep up the great work my man!
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Update: Paul Bernardo has indeed been denied parole for a second time.
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Fun fact: Karla Holmoka actually changed her name, moved to Quebec (the couple was from around St. Catherine’s, ON) and had a couple kids. She volunteered to be a parent supervisor on her child’s field trip for which you have to have a background check done and they found out who she actually was.
it's horrifying that she's allowed to have custody of a child.
@@scoobysnax it’s also horrifying to think that that child would have no idea of who she really was…
Imagine finding out your mom is actually a murderer who has done horrible things to young girls and enjoyed it.
After what she did to her sister and helped Paul do, I consider her worse than him. She shouldnt be allowed to live a happy life.
@@PastLifeVillian she was horrible. The only reason why she let Paul rape her sister was because Karla wasn’t a virgin when she met Paul and in her own thinking: giving her sister was a way to make Paul forgive her.
She’s a horrible person. Everyone hates her.
the elementary school her son was at was in the same town as the high school i started at. i was taken out of that school shortly after my mom found out
The most chilling part of this video is the Robert Mullin entry when he explicitly tracks down some random dude who gave him weed in high school to kill him and his wife, and then going back and killing the woman who told him where he was and her children. Something about doing something so long ago that seems so innocuous that would just so happen to be the reason you'd get murdered probably decades later is so unsettling to me, combined with the innocent woman who was just trying to help this stranger.
you mean Herbert and he was a paranoid schizophrenic
Schizophrenic is a hell of sickness bro.
I'm sure Herbet would have found any reason to kill the couple who sold him weed all those years before, but STILL, the thought of doing something so seemingly irrelevant that eventually leads to your death in the future is absolutely chilling.
My first thought was "Shit, imagine how awful she must've felt knowing that she sent a serial killer to some guy's house."
My next thought was "Oh. Well. Never mind then."
Kid: melts rat in acid
Grandmother: ohh kids and their hobbies
so quirky 🥺🤗
Cant take them anywhere 😝😝
Such a sweet little boy, i wonder how he will turn out as an adult🥰🤭💞✨
Lmao
Wait y'all don't take out rats with buckshots?
Fun fact: Polygraphs are so inaccurate for detecting lies that even the inventor of the polygraph called it a huge mistake and it's only real use is detecting nervousness or stress. So if you're really comfortable lying, you'll never fail a polygraph.
Additional fun fact!: The creator of the polygraph also created Wonder Woman!
Sweet! I can get away with anything.
I don't get nervous...living by Zug Island for 10+ years makes anything else look like a cake walk.
@@LoveChester4Ever Polygraphs are also rarely that important in court nowadays for the same reason, so I hope you weren't waiting for a reason
@@tsrotmasftghhjkuujiou I was kidding. I'm too lazy to go through that kind of effort. Breaking the law leads to too dang much work.
@@LoveChester4Ever Depends on the law, sometimes laziness is illegal too
@@tsrotmasftghhjkuujiou they ain't caught me yet.
Besides, I got my felony expunged from my record all by my lonesome. I think I'll be fine.
Paul Bernardo is the worst case of a guy with Patrick Bateman PFP saying "hes just like me"
the "literally me" to killing people pipeline
He had a girlfriend though so he's obviously not one of us
@@FatrickAteman Youre self aware, respect
I’m surprised his failed rap career wasn’t mentioned, but for time I get it. He wanted to be Canadian Vanilla Ice.
@@drake96969 Lol I don't know if the video I found by "Paul Bernando Rap" is real, but if it is, that's hilarious.
Ed Kemper and Herbert Mullin's prison relationship sounds like the premise of a REALLY dark sitcom.
Peanut and the Brain
Ed Kemper has voiced hundreds of audio books... including dune
Is it bad that I'd watch that? Hypothetically of course.
@@kevpalm3071
And Flowers In The Attic.
@@kevpalm3071 how? im genuinely curious like was he hired before he was a known killer or???
Fun fact: One of Clifford Olson’s victims he let live for some reason. Years later she was killed by Robert Pickton (another serial killer.)
That's not fun
Christ..
That's some shit luck right there.
Being a victim of two serial killers, luck is not on her side.
@@sapphireshores6112 bad RNG
Imagine a terrifying 6'9" 300lb serial killer feeding you a peanut for good behavior when you are in fact a serial killer yourself. 😭
@💮スロー shinrinyoku No, you didn't.
@💮スロー shinrinyoku Just imagine if hed weighed 420lbs
IMAGINE BEING EDMUND KEMPER'S FUCKING SERIAL KILLER PET AFSJDKDK
sounds like something from tumblr
Mmm peanut
I think the rant about them being losers was not only justified and worth including, but an example of something we need more of. Serial killers and mass shooters love to see themselves as powerful. They want to be infamous. They're not strong, they're not cool villains. They're the biggest failures we've got. They're pathetic jokes of people that deserve to be mocked.
i know a guy with 3 nipples
why do you think the people did what they did? they obviously had serious internal issues and this was the outlet for it
@@bottomtext251 is that supposed to be an excuse for their mass murders? Because it’s not, it’s only a reason that contributed to their killings, wanting to be cool and badass or whatever. But if we stop making killers into these figures that are almost desirable, they will stop turning to killing as a way to be desirable
I always refer to MDE's bully sketch.
@@bottomtext251 Committing mass murder is not a valid outlet for someone's internal issues, regardless of the source or the severity of said issues. Many of the victims likely also had serious issues they were dealing with, but didn't resort to ending numerous lives and ruining countless more.
A person becomes unsympathetic when their solution to their internal conflict is to bring misery and death to innocent people.
Worth noting: Clifford Olson didn't just kill 8 kids, his methods were beyond grotesque. One kid, he drove nails into their skull and asked them how it felt while they were still alive. Another, he left on display to be found by nailing them to a tree by their skull. My father was young when this happened and remembers hearing the details come out constantly.
Jesus Christ that's made me terrified all over again
That is insanely vile. To hurt a child in that manner is reprehensible. I couldn't even imagine what those children went thru...
may he rot in hell
……..
What's worse is he got money out of it. The douche bag deserved torture everyday for the rest of his life. They should have taken the money back too. It's beyond wrong.
Don't mind me, just admiring the double , double; side by side lightswitches.
*#lolz*
If that's an outside door it makes sense other than that tho you right maybe weird placement for a garbage disposal switch
The switches said
:( :( :( :)
You a journeyman or something??
two of them
Robert Pickton: commits 49 murders and his only grievance is it not being 50
The Jury: Aw come on judge he was a good guy :/
Robert Pickton: * fed dozens of bodies to his pigs *
The Jury: he totally did it but its ok, he's just a funky little guy :)
Pickton: Films himself disposing of bodies, planned out disposal, planned out killings, etx
Jury: aw lil scrunky! he innocent :D
Classic Canada. No wonder they turn a blind eye to native abuse, they can't even recognize evil in it's undistilled form.
Ik he’s a serial killer and all, but I’d also be pissed if anything I did wasn’t left on a multiple of 5
I'd be happy with 49. It's a square number.
I greatly appreciate not minimizing karla homolka's part in the murders in the paul bernardo case, so many people just describe karla as a victim going along with his acts due to fear and based on the tapes and what they did to tammy that could not be further from the truth
Update for those worried about Paul Bernardo’s parole hearing:
The hearing that took place on June 22nd was **turned down** after only an hour of deliberation.
Thank god for those people being able to see through him and not letting him out!
He'll never get released.. after them lettin' Karla off, virtually, scot free they'd never get past the backlash for releasing Bernardo, too.
At least, that's my hope, but Canada's justice system is wild.
on my bday less gooo
@@rosiellagrace Nah, everyone up here hates his guts and wants him to just die. Bernardo's NEVER getting out of prison.
too bad his bitc is out tho
How the fuck did they let Karla get off scott free , thats what i dont get
He’s on vacation and is still recording videos, I respect the dedication
my boy doesn’t even need to change his shirt
@@nateb3679 Swag on Zuckerberg
More than just dedication, it's becsuse of love
Honestly, its too much. Dude should definitely take a break. This kinda shit can fuck you up mentally, especially if its all your digging into.
@@casteanpreswyn7528 true. He has said it before, conspiracy theories can scramble your brain hard.
This was some next level sponsorship, falling into a lake but turning it around to advertise something.
I saw it coming though..! 😂
Still one of the best transitions into a sponsor I ever ever seen though..! 🤣
thanks for the heads up
Brought to you by lake shallow legends.
@@squeaktheswan2007 I like your name
@@12341170 Thanks. Yours is cool too.
I appreciate how you avoid sensationalizing these horrific acts. I typically avoid true crime because so many of those creators really lean into the horrendous and gorey details of these acts and I’ve never felt that was respectful to the victims or healthy for the viewers. I think your method of giving general details still gets the story across without desensitizing people to these terrible behaviors.
Yes, exactly. I can’t stand that aspect of true crime and so many true crime fans really talk about serial killers like sports fans talk about their favorite basketball players.
Psychotic and completely disregards the victims.
i really enjoy how this guy continues to emphasize how shitty these people are
This is definitely why I like Wendigoon so much
Can we all just take a moment to acknowledge that these killers are so weird that the guy who broke into a house just to shit on a child’s bed didn’t make the cut
But did he kill someone?
Also can you elaborate I wish to research this 🤔
@@akadamaru Richard Chase, was in the last serial killer video (44:46)
@@RinKokonoe I just want to know what type of 22 pistol he used in his murders.
I can't find any research who told me.
i don’t think shitting on a child’s bed counts as murder but i like the enthusiasm
@@melvinmerkelhopper5752 why?
Hey Wendaddy, huge fan, question; Could you make a folklore iceberg, including things like, Nessy at the top, Wendigo’s skin-walkers, then lower down things like not-a-deer and at the bottom things like flesh pedestrians and the hide behind? Your channel is basically what I look for when wanting to get scared at night and this would really make my day!
wendaddy 💀
Love the idea
Also wendaddy is so down bad that I like it 🥵
Dude this would be SO SICK
Everybody, upvote this IMMEDIATELY!
PLEASE
I really hope people understand that Karla Homolka is in no way a victim. She knew what she was doing with Paul, yet she gets to walk free today because of her deal. My neighbours cousin was a victim of them and there are horrific details that weren't released about some of the things they did with the bodies, and both Paul AND Karla are two of the worst people imaginable.
what details? i really wanna know if youre fine with it plss
@@dazz4082Ew. That's weird dude, go get some therapy. You're asking them to reveal grotesque details about their neighbors cousin who was MURDERED. You think the family wants those details out to some randos on the internet? Jfc.
@@infinitecurlie some people might be fine with revealing some details and some might not be, they don't have to answer I was just asking yk
also I'm never going back to therapy therapy sucks
@@dazz4082still dude read the room?? Literally it was rude as shit to as a victims cousin for details I-
@@smalltiddygothgf9106 i didn't know man I'm neurodivergent and chronically online im sorry ok
A note about Pickton and the "disposal" : While none of the meat that was shipped out (at the time) tested positive for human remains beyond showing that the pigs in question had consumed human remains, Pickton did say he occasionally would mix it in with the pork in the grinder and serve it at Piggy's Palace. Likewise his longtime accomplice said she saw him flay, skin, and butcher the corpses rather than just dispose of them "normally" as if he were preparing meat rather than hiding a body.
This mind you this is only going off of his word to an undercover cop so it's impossible to confirm, but yeah.
Really surprised nobody has based a Leather Face-esque character off of him at this point. He makes Ed Gein look like a saint.
Shades of Sweeny Todd.
They had a pig farm killer in criminal minds. The character also fed victims to the pigs.
20:30 not only feral pigs,even domesticated ones will eat whatever you give them,without a second thought,not necessarily because they are violent. It is a very common way to dispose of body for the mafia.
Starve em one week and you are good to go.
@@reesemckartnee8812 Augh... it's one of those really goddamn disturbing things I know because of spending too much time online. I know things _I DON'T WANT TO KNOW_ that are really fucking bad. That's why all these stupid laws like "Oh, we can't let people keep guns or weapons on them for defence, that means murderers will get them too!" fucking irk me. Because it doesn't work. If it's easy enough to find dangerous information online that I find this shit by accident, imagine how easy it is for people who are _looking_ for it.
doesnt work so well anymore though, forensic scientists figured out how to extract human dna from the feces. plus im pretty sure they cant always digest the teeth
@@buttflap To understand the psychos you need to think things through like they do. It's not about disguising the DNA, it's about disposing of human flesh. Sure, they can find the DNA in the pig shit, but they have to think of testing the pig shit first.
@@AiluridaeAureus except statistics show that countries where guns permits are harder to obtain are also countries with significally lower gun crimes lmao
and basically zero mass shootings
Fun Fact: in Travis Scott’s “the ends”, Andre 3000’s verse references Wayne Williams killings and how it affected his life growing up in that area and time they took place. Within this are heavy breathing noises in the background referencing how he strangled his victims.
Wait what thats fucking mad i never knew that
wow I literally had to run to listen to the song and omg
Damn I fucking just commented something about Andre referencing it you beat me to it 😂😭
Not so fun but very awesome fun fact
I was just gonna bring this up. Good shit dude
Your honor, my client here pleads that he only did, and I quote: “a little trolling”
It's called trolling, we do a little trolling *savagely murders 17 toddlers*
BRUH
Your honor, my client pleads Built Different
your honor, my client pleads oopsie daisy
Your honor, my client here pleads that he only did, and i quote: “a little trolling”
What I find weird about the Leonard Lake case is that nobody searched for a serial killer while entire families went missing
The real mystery here is why Wendigoon went on a jetski with all of his electronics on him like he wasnt in the middle of a lake or anything
Someone in a discord server I’m in jumped into a pool with his phone and lost access to his account.
Idk but that was one of the smoothest transitions into a sponsorship segment that I've seen
He put his trust in God but God decided it was a perfect teaching moment.
boating accident
Is your profile picture spleens
The Leonard Lake bit with the cyanide fucking kills me because of how accurate it is lmfao. Imagine the cops just like “damn this one overreacts”
Ok but one thing of cyanide can kill a fully grown man, why did he have four and how did he get that?
Lmaooooo
@@yin-sin he probably wanted to make sure he wouldn’t survive
@@yin-sin maybe it just tastes that good. They're like lays chips, can't just have one
So much of what he said about Leonard Lake and Charles Ng was not true or inaccurate, along with a good few other things on other cases, although it's a thick video with wide topics so easy to get lost in all the sauce.
Each of those pictures of the killers all look exactly like someone who’d commit those exact crimes
If you think about it, everyone looks like a serial killer.
It's always the washed out middle to elderly looking guy with messy hair and beard.
@@FNTM2k3 that's something people who never meet a real one say
@@bitchface235 what does that mean??
@@gringocolombian9919 stay away from that guy, it’s him
Leonard Lake and Charles Ng were active and buried bodies near my family’s cabin/private campground. I can’t tell you how many summers I had to hear the stories by the campfires, which always ended in “they never found all the bodies!” (In my deadbeat dad’s drunken voice). Nice thing to tell a bunch of small children…stories stopped when they exhumed a body 10 miles away. Wasn’t such a fun story for the adults after that.
You shouldn’t talk to your dad dude.
How did your dad even know all that 💀💀💀💀💀💀 the hell
my first thought hearing how the jury sympathized with pig guy was that they didn’t think murdering prostitutes and drug addicts was as bad, which is maddening
No, it’s because as a child he suffered so much abuse also Wendi told the story about the calf like “nothing” but it was actually horrific
A lot of them were also First Nations, so there's a healthy dose of racism in there as well.
That’s a common thread, Jack the Ripper did the same. They know what they’re doing, it’s sickening :/
Uh based?
@@thatromanfella8377 I know you’re most likely joking… or dog whistling… can’t tell yet
I've learned more about serial killers from wendigoon than my criminal justice class in high school
Oh shit it's you
I learned more of serial killers or interesting murders and the bloody history of kingdoms (IE. Babylonians really violent and inequal judges to Peter Stumpp who was accused of cannibalism and apparently,,, werewolfery. Odd.) from my History Teacher (who would tell these if we behaved enough to _not_ make them have a migraine) than specific classes like that lmao
High school is only for learning how to dye your hair pink or purple, loathe yourself, and then complain about everything to deal with your self-loathing.
Back in the day, I learned about most of this stuff from A&E and Court TV’s website about serial killers.
Dude I see you literally every day
WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE I LOOK
Picture Ed Kemper with a handful of peanuts over Herbert Mullin's head, shaking them, saying "Who's a good boy, Herbie, you want a peanut?"
Or him splashing water on him like a bad dog because he was singing like "No! Bad Herbie! No peanuts for you!" 😭😭😭
The prison guard must have been so confused
I’m so upset over Paul and Karla last victim. She literally got kidnapped in public full of people and they’re not quick enough to catch them before they could kill that girl…
Not even a joke, I got an Oscar Meyer Bacon advertisment right after he talked about Robert Pickton feeding pigs human remains.... Thanks UA-cam.
delicious!
@Lime Metz he’s still alive
Yeah right
I wouldn't be lying, especially to you Jesus.
"I wish I was an Oscar Meyer Weiner..."
As a Canadian, I am entirely unsurprised by the fact that the Canadian Government just threw money at the serial killer and hoped the problem would sort itself out
That's our governments main strategy. If that doesn't work then you ban it
But if you vote for the Trudeau dynasty it's democratic or whatever. If the Orwell is voted in it's fine, because it's democratic. Great talking point from up north, love that we're getting our own soft Syria.
Typical pu c azz Canadian mentality
@@lucamckenn5932 The system is working as intended. Our democracy has always been systemically dysfunctional
The government also thought it's fine that Karla Homolka is living in absolute luxury with a rich husband, her kids, and other people's kids that she is allowed to "service" because of course she wasn't a registered sex offender.
There’s a movie based on Paul and Karla named Karla but they painted her as a complete victim, Misha collins plays Paul and he later stated that he regretted the role due to how violent and disgusting it was and hates being associated with it.
I knew that movie rang a bell!
Wait, Cas?! Damn, Mishas characters cannot catch a break
Remembers me of the actor of Tuco from Breaking Bad
He request to get his character killed way before his initial end because he couldn't keep up with the intensity of the character.
There is something weirdly wholesome about actors being to pure for their roles to keep up with them long term :D
I don't blame the man Dx
@@gandalf_thegrey Tuco was one of the greatest characters in BB.
11:50 the thing is, the motivation of a defence lawyer in cases like this is not to get the defendant out of prison, but to ensure theres absolutely no chance of a mistrial so that they can never get out of prison on a technicality. So the lawyer not questioning witnesses actually helped the killer because it made it more possible to claim a mistrial.
Lake: *melts a frickin rat in acid*
Grandma: "ah, kids these days"
He loves science
Kids these days with their Fortnite and their Roblox... In my day we did normal things like melting rats on acid.
Where did he even get acid?
I love the rant you went on mentioning that these killers aren't smart and should not be glorified for their crimes for simply catching people off guard. I feel like a lot of documentaries these days, especially the netflix ones, tend to glorify killers like Ted Bundy, and make them out to be more "powerful" than they really are.
I agree... some of the documentaries seem to paint some serial killers as particularly smart, or calculated. In a lot of these cases it honestly seems like shoddy police work, or specifically in the case of Ted Bundy, the guy was just a manipulative prick. He wasn't even particularly handsome, speaking as a person into men myself *yawn* but seriously, calling him some charming, handsome, smart guy makes him sound a lot cooler than who he actually was, which was just a loser who took advantage of women who were none the wiser, because they didn't realize they had any reason to be concerned or afraid.
Its because a handful of them were very intelligent, such as Ed Kemper. His IQ was over 140. These guys are the ones that make people think all of them are brilliant masterminds, which is just not true the majority just get lucky and get away.
I totally agree
@@kaihart8275 yeah which drives psychos in training to try to copy like Ted Bundy
No. I find that bad. Serial killers should be feared!
Wendigoon at home: Dad shirt
Wendigoon on holiday: Dad shirt
He literally has the most Dad energy ever.
Wendigoon on Father's Day: Son shirt
Wendigoon on Sunday: dad shirt
it's so refreshing to see someone talk about serial killers without treating them like they're some sort of genius
The fact that Karla Homulka is a free person today is baffling. Canada is very lenient on murderers and it's honestly sad.
Yup because she took a plea deal to commit Bernardo. Which made her just look like an accomplice rather than another perpetrator. Which is baffling, and don’t worry. All of Canada was shocked. It was a “deal with the devil” but it also made sure Bernardo was going to be in prison for life. In June 2021, he was able to apply for parole. After just an hour, he was denied.
To my knowledge their interrogation procedures are much more pro-conviction than the US, actually. In the US once you ask for a lawyer, they have to shut up and get you a lawyer before they continue interrogating you and if you say anything BEFORE your lawyer, it's not admissable in court. Canada isn't like that, and they can keep berating you and even wait a bit to call your lawyer after you're requested council.
It leads to a lot of fake or coerced confessions.
Now, on the *sentencing* side, their judiciary system I believe is more forgiving than the US is (considering you can get 20 years in jail for just selling weed, and Karla Homolka only got 9 years for her horrific acts).
The issue with Karla Homulka is that she presented herself as a battered unwilling accomplice, and the authorities didn't learn otherwise until they had already made the plea deal. I think her trial was already done before they learned the truth in Paul Bernardo's trial.
There was much backlash. But I didn't learn anything about it until years later. I went to Girl Guides near where one of the murdered girl's (I think it was Kristen French) disappeared from, and got banned from the news after I started having nightmares about being abducted from the parking lot at Girl Guides.
It's more than sad. "Life" in prison is a max of 25 years. It's downright dangerous and as a Canadian I'm as upset as everyone else.
Yeah Canada and over her e in the U.K. it a piss take.
my mom was in paul bernardo's victim age range while he was active. also, iirc, tammy actually died of alcohol poisoning. carla was not a virgin and paul wanted to be the one to have originally taken it, so the closes he could get would be carla's younger sister. i know a lot about this case because my mom kept up with it for a long time. i have no idea how she's gonna react when i tell her he has a parole trial soon
Sounds like mfm would like to hear from imur mom... ok maybe I’m just really curious! Did u talk with her yet? Any interesting details she could tell ir remember?
two days to go
How bout don’t mention that to your mom bruh😂
@@heyhorinshi she was the same age as kristen french and leslie mahaffy when they were murdered, and a year younger than tammy homolka when she was murdered. she lived near where kristen's body was discovered and lived in the same city as leslie. their bodies were dumped in their opposite cities, leslie lived in burlington and was dumped in st. catherine's and vice versa for kristen
I live in the same city from where Kristen body was found and like 2 mins away
I think we need to give serial killers un-cool names like "Ass to Mouth Bandit" for example.
Yeah, that would be a great idea. But then again, could you imagine running to the police screaming “The Ass to Mouth Bandit killed my brother!”
I mean the Crime Countdown podcast had an episode where they did give some killers uncool names
@John Doe Yeah, you’re right about that.
@John Doe he said "we need to give", not "we will give". It's very obvious he wasn't saying it will happen, so going on a little unrelated tangent isn't necessary
@@them. explaining the original comment to someone expressing their opinion was unnecessary.
The good news on Paul Bernardo is that he was denied parole, and is designated a "dangerous offender", which makes it highly unlikely he'll EVER make parole.
At his 2021 hearing, he showed a certain level of self-awareness, identifying that he realized he was doing it because he felt entitled to the act and feared rejection, and that while Carla certainly had her part, he was the one who set her on the path and "ruined her life".
That said, these are clearly the acts of a very ego-centric man. Even while partly blaming himself for Carla's part, it reads less like an apology in this case, and more like he wants the CREDIT. It's all part of his control fantasy, and I wouldn't doubt that he'd do the same things again, given the chance.
Paul deserves the worst he is a monster!
This post hasn't aged well with him getting moved to medium security...
Another fun fact about pigs from someone who grew up on a pig farm: pigs are cannibalistic. The blood bit is also very accurate. Sometimes pigs will bite each other's tails, and if one gets bloody, it's fairly likely the other pigs in the pen will chew away at it until there's nothing left but a gaping hole in their backside. So instead those pigs will generally get moved into a new pen by themselves or maybe a handful of others that are sick or weak from being bullied away from food until they recover.
Boy am i thankful I don't eat pork right about now, fucked up animals
Pigs are metal
Mason Verger seems tame in comparison to his pigs, let's be real
I mean, they are delicious.. so
I really hate pigs. Just bottom of the barrel animals
your honor my client simply did it to get in the "the weirdest serial killers iceberg" video by Wendigoon, and can you blame him?
Judge:”under his breath” shit it makes sense
"I'm not saying I agree. All I'm saying is I understand."
Your honor, my client simply did it for the memes
facts
@Skyle Andria what the everloving fuck
The entire handling of the Pickton case still makes me furious. I don't doubt that the reason the police did so little for so long and the jury was so quick to take pity on him was because his victims were prostitutes/homeless/addicts and mainly First Nations. The people in East Van knew they were being targeted but the police did nothing to protect them, thus that one woman going off to investigate Pickton's property herself.
youre probably right. pretty, rich, white instagram girl goes missing, it's the end of the world. but who cares if some junkie gets killed, right? they're worthless, he was doing us a favor! /s
Yeah it is sad!
What does first nations mean ?
@@alqualonde2998 native americans in canada i believe
@@katatonikbliss thanks :D totally thought about mesopotamia when i read first nations and was subsequently bamboozled
The cyanide pill thing from the cops’ perspective is hilarious, it reminds of the meme about the guy requesting the death penalty for a speeding ticket
lmao
"can you just kill me"
Serial killer: *video tapes himself murdering people, chopping them up injecting people with windshield wiper fluid, etc*
Jury: 🤗 boys will be boys *gives them a light punishment*
LMAOOO
It was effectively the same punishment though
@@Fartsmellahashsella yeah, it was mostly the Robert pickton case and the other guy that got a relatively light sentence case that I was referring to. I think murderers should receive the worst legal punishment possible for taking life
Life imprisonment is hardly a light punishment.
@@Markustempest Certainly is. Death is mercy, for people like them.
“Rubber Anatomical Device” is the best alternate name I’ve ever heard.
I call it RAD
If it's being used as a silencer is it an rubber anatomical receival device being shot through?
Pretty rad right
I thought he said rubber anal device
This man almost died and used it as a sponsor plug, his dedication is immeasurable
... I was really fuckin confused for a moment.
@@nicodemusedwards6931 humpty
The fact that Karla is currently out anf has a husband and kid is scary. The "deal with the devil" is very fitting for her.
Fun fact: Paul Bernardo tried to pick up my high school religion teacher outside of Square One in Mississauga when she was a teen
oh god.....not square one
Fun fact: Paul Bernardo also follow my mother and aunt home from a mall
Absolutely fucked up karla was let out of prison
@@EX7RUD1CON even more fucked up that she was allowed to volunteer at her kid’s elementary school and that they made a whole movie painting her as a victim.
What’s a religion teacher?
The dent in the door leads me to believe that you’ve been locked in there and have given up trying to get out
I've seen 3 pepe profile pics in these comments and especially like yours
You know today's gonna be a good day when Surrogate father Wendigoon uploads.
Surrogate??
@@Ami14120 bahahaha... Underrated comment alert.
By father, you mean "daddy," right? 😘
So a few comments called him like Dad and stuff and I really need to know whether this is an inside joke, or it's because of his Hawaii shirts, of if y'all going around calling him Daddy without blinking an eye. 🥲🤡
@@canyounot6858 Some, interesting, people call him daddy for the wrong reason. In one of his previous videos he went along with the inside joke of everyone calling him our surrogate father/grandpa/uncle/etc. It's a joke but one specific to this fanbase, it's great
I have no idea how I ended up on this channel but the creator has an amazing skill for communication and it makes everything incredibly interesting.
Really enjoying this content. Best wishes.
On Robert pickton: he walked into the barn, and his calf was bled, strung up, and gutted. He was pretty much told to suck it up and was called sensitive
He was already fd up anyway and that made a connection in his brain that love and affection for something=slaughter
Both brothers are twisted humans being, and one of them is still free
We all know that both brothers were implicated in the murders
That would fuck anyone up hownstly
@@elizabeth2621 He definitely had a rough childhood but no matter what, he will always be a monster in my mind. He shattered my families to pieces
British Columbian criminology student here. Olsen is used as an example of how NOT to deal with a criminal haha
Alma mater?
Fellow SFU student? 👀
Thunderbird?!
The moment I saw Paul Bernardo, I immediately thought to myself "Heh, he looks like a discount Patrick Bateman." It surprised me when I found out he was in fact obsessed with the American Psycho novel.
His name is even sounds like bootleg Patrick Bateman
@@judgementkazzy5201 💀💀
The Pickton farm is about 15 mins away from where I live, and is now a huge shopping complex with several apartment buildings. It's a really weird feeling going to Costco, and knowing that there's probably still bodies there that haven't been discovered.
I'm sure it is. Most definitely.
Wendigoon talking about serial rapist and killer Paul Bernardo: "You're a jerk >:( "
And a loser !
Norm MacDonald shit haha
Only hard hitting commentary on this channel
Pickton is one of those killers that truly freak me out. His situation was absolutely a perfect storm. He was given the space and surrounding people to do what he did. His victims were unknown and not missed for a long time. He had an almost perfect way to get rid of the bodies and I’m convinced he was only ever caught because he kept trophies. I’m 100% sure they wouldn’t have been able to nail him with anything otherwise.
There was a story/rumor circulating around his story (not sure if true) that he would make sausages out of the women mixed with pork meat and he and his other degenerate friends would enjoy a “long pig” dinner pretty frequently. It was even rumored that he cooked and sold his sausages at state fairs and what not. The man was an absolute nightmare demon and his story will forever fucking haunt me, for some reason more than any other equally heinous (or worse) killer.
Ewww wtf, I listened to a rotten mango podcast about it and it really got to me, it's so disturbing........
Unfortunately, what it actually comes down to (like in many of these cases) is police incompetence. Robert Pickton was complained about MANY times, and the police consistently dropped the ball on following up with him- Including when a would-be victim REPORTED him. If I recall correctly, an outside detective was even brought in and the local police undercut and sabotaged a lot of possible progress because they didn't like the guy. Simply the issue was that the police didn't care about sex workers going missing, which has happened... A lot. In many cases.
@@MrCrookedApathy this is is true. I feel like sex workers are constant targets for this very reason. It’s horrible. Absolutely horrible.
I believe you are right about the complaints about him. I recall hearing about this in a podcast!
@@PoliteTeeth He was an absolutely terrifying man, and it's SO frustrating how obvious he was. What an absolute mess.
It really is an infuriating story just because so many deaths could have been prevented by the police doing literally anything. Indigenous women were disappearing at an insane rate and they were ignored as not that important. It's also pretty likely that he fed some of his victims as food in with the pork meat.
Last Podcast On The Left has an excellent series on him.
Living in BC, I've heard of Olson and Pickton quite frequently. There's a lot of speculation about Pickton and why it took so long for him to be caught. A decent bit of people believe it was because a good portion of the sex workers who went missing and very possibly were killed by him were Indigenous women. See, being in British Columbia you really hear about how horrible it is for Indigenous women. A majority of the police don't give a shit and nothing is done when they go missing. For an excellent example of this I'd highly recommend looking into "The Highway of Tears" which is a highway in BC notorious for the murder's and missing cases of 80+ Indigenous women but many people think the numbers might actually be WAY higher. To this day many of the culprits are still unknown despite countless investigations. It's fucking insane because it's a highway that's only like a few hundred kilometers from where I live and is a constant reminder of how fucked the world can truly be. It's also crazy that it's very much unknown to the rest of the world, it seriously needs to be talked about and made known, we're talking 80+ missing people, all being women and almost all being Indigenous and it's barely ever talked about unless you live in the area, fucks sake even if you live here it's mostly just used a cautionary tale to never hitchhike.
Im in the lower mainland and grew up around here, I know people that used to go to the parties on that property, they never saw Robert but they said the place was weird as fuck and not very fun to hang out at. It’s really sad, sex workers and lower income minorities are usually referred to as the lesser dead because a lot of crimes go unsolved, last podcast on the left did a series on pickton that’s pretty good.
I'm from the lower mainland too, and I heard about Pickton since I was a teen in the mid 2000s. Never knew it was more than just a scary legend until he was caught. But of course he was left for so long is because of the demographic of the women he killed. Aboriginal, drug users, and sex workers. Disgusting he was allowed to run free
the highway itself isnt scary. nice scenery at certain parts.
I though all Canadians were nice :(
this reminds me of the movie wind river where indigenous women get killed and the police just doesn’t care
As someone from the area whose family had a connection to the case, despite a few missed details I feel like this is one of the most respectful summaries of the Bernardo and Homolka killings on UA-cam. I know that this was meant to be a brief view of what happened, but really, that's all that's even needed. Tammy, Leslie and Kristen deserve to have their dignity preserved. Admittedly though, I did snicker a bit when the word ocean came up. We're nowhere near the ocean here.
Also, Kemper knowingly using positive reinforcement tactics on Mullin with the peanuts, although pretty funny, is actually quite scary to me in a way and I feel like it just further proves how manipulative, cunning and dangerous he is.
Kemper is another who was born with an unnecessarily high IQ, and the fact of what he chose to use it for is horrifying.
Teenagers: *refusing to leave park*
Park Ranger: So you have chosen death...
Plot twist Jason was a park ranger all this time
Ngl, this serial killer is literally killing ppl as if he's in GTA game.
The only thing I'm surprised you didn't mention about Mullins is that there was an earthquake 7 days after he was arrested
Wow scary 😳
@@petuniajo4146 not scary coincidental
@@bitchface235 Omg that should be a video like strange or odd coincidences that would be cool to see
@@bitchface235 nah its scary coincidencal or not
Not surprising, California seems to have an earthquake every week.
boy: melts rats in acid
grandma: fascinating expresion of modern art, my dear
WWII MUST be remembered. My dad- rest his gentle soul- was at the Battle of Okinawa… youngest man aboard ship, out of 700 men. He was just 17 years old, and he said it was beyond words watching his best friend be blown up near him. Sharks, yes… and crabs. They eat remains. Again, at the age of 17. He earned a Purple Heart. They were all so brave, bless them all. Cheers, lads, for your sacrifices. 💜
I salute ✋ your father for his service. Had my own father not been wounded so badly he was medically discharged late in 1943, he may well have been at Okinawa. He was an Army medic himself.
My grandfather wouldn't eat crab, from seeing things like that in the Pacific. Personally, I say eat more crab, bring our boys home.
@@janerecluse4344 Exactly. They were tough men. We were lucky to have known them.
I was watching this and my mum overheard the story about the dude who killed himself after getting arrested for stealing a tool and she burst out laughing
And in turn, i did the same thing
Guys, please. Stop giving serial killers cool names. "The Chainsaw Skinner" sounds cool as hell, "The Killer Virgin Loser Pizza Face" not so much.
Let's name them really dumb stuff, pee pee poo poo head, freddy fazbear's step dad, pinkity drinkity
id agree but then i also imagine having to say something like "my brother was murdered by the killer virgin loser pizza face killer" would really suck for some people
@@Gamed-dd7tj oh true
@@Gamed-dd7tj it would basically be an insult to the victims at that point
*pathetic specimen of mankind*
I quite literally dropped everything to watch this
same dude
Even your baby⁉️
don't we all
Bruh same
Same
The pickin case is INSANE if you dive deeper into it. The way he was abused as a child and the path that sent him on… there’s so much in that case and it truly makes me feel sick.
Re: the calf thing - if he was already in a weird environment or had preexisting/genetic history of psych issues, that kind of shit can absolutely change your brain. He’s not saying it died and made him crazy cause it upset him. It’s that his beloved pet was slaughtered, and if he was a child that means his brain permanently makes the connection slaughter = love/affection, and later attraction. And like, not everyone’s pet gets made into food so not a 1:1 comparison. It’s not about how serious or intense the event was, it’s how badly your brain processes it and if you have a life or mind that can support recovering from it. Real mundane life shit can make anyone crazy for whatever reason. And clearly, his brain seems bad at processing a lot of shit. Also, not an excuse for his behavior. He’s a monster obviously. The brain is just a lot more plastic than people realize.
"The brain is plastic" teehee...
Robert found the calf he hid from his parents cause they wasn’t nice to him only the calf showed him loved so one day he came from school he ran to the barn and search for it he couldn’t find it so when they had dinner he ask about the calf his parents laugh and said look he’s on your plate that really mess him
@@OsamaBinBombin that is messed up
it's also because he apparently grew up in a severely abusive environment. His dad was abusive and not very present, both parents were neglectful, he said himself he'd crawl into pig carcasses as a kid when he wanted to hide from people.Dude was majorly fucked
Every farm kid ever had their pets slaughtered.
Watching this while I eat a bagel, the highest honor I can give
Same
what fillings you got in your bagel?
@@leosausen none, there's a hole in the center
Samee
You ain't shit man. He gives you content he works hard for and you're here thinking you're some king blessing a jester
Ngl most sponsorships have me roll my eyes, but your story of the jet ski whether it's real (odds are not) or not that was a solid fucking sell there
Thank you and for what my word is worth, it was in fact real
@GonzoLonzo how dare you question the superior life form known as Wendigoon
@@Wendigoon I like your videos but not a fan of this one, you got the Charles Ng story quite wrong and im wondering if it was just because of time restraints or you messed up the research? Was hard to accept anything else you said in the video as real after that.
@@Stoogis then what's the real story?
@@teejay9189 just basically he fled to Canada, ended up getting caught shoplifting, tried to shoot his way out but got tackled down. Then spent ages fucking with the court system, sacking lawyers, until a cellmate came forward with drawings by him that had shown he wasn't just on the sidelines. That witness ended up being no good and killing himself in a car accident once he was free. Once extradited to the states he played funny buggers with the courts for a while again. Eventually convicted.
From wikipedia regarding Paul Bernardo:
His next parole hearing took place on 22 June 2021; it took only one hour of deliberation by the presiding judge for his application to be turned down.
This vid is sooooooo entertaining man. Really interesting psychos
nice seeing you here Brad
very interesting seeing you here
Brad, very cool to see you here
Igors a 10
hi brad
The person who created the polygraph test said that it should never used in a court of law. And there is no scientific proof that it works as it was intended for.
It never really is used as definitive proof though. You’re not gonna go from innocent to guilty based on a polygraph test, as there’s way too many factors in play for it to mean anything other than the person is possibly lying. If it’s presented in court, it’s usually alongside greater supporting evidence.
Though I do agree it’s a bit sketchy to rely on what’s essentially a glorified heart rate monitor in criminal cases, but it’s involvement and influence in any actual case is minimal at best.
Except for dating shows. They treat that shit like gospel
@@JackeyBoyyy or moment of truth :")
Normally, the Polygraph isn't evidence itself, it's just a psychological tool to help some people confess thinking "shit, they know I'm lying, I'm cornered, might as well at least save the carpet even if I can't save the house".
It's not solid evidence itself, but if some people crack because of the pressure it brings or start acting suspiciously because of the test, it's still a pretty useful tool to have
I've heard people on tv use the claim that the CIA uses it and its super effective, but then why isn't it admissible in court?
"You're not special for winning a game with someone who you knew was never playing" I love that quote so much, and the fact that another part of the song goes "Ted Bundy was just never that fucking bright, he was just sort of charismatic and white, alright?" is phenomenal
Which song ?
@@dylanminer3728 Lotta True Crime by Penelope Scott! :)
@@persephoenix thank you
I love this song and is the only song I wish would take over Tik Tok if only to piss off the extreme true crime fans.
@@JustAliceGaming well if it makes you feel any better her songs did get a start on tik tok so there’s a really good chance tons of true crime people heard it + there are people who make reminders on tik tok to show people how disgusting serial killers are
okay but can we just take the time to appreciate the way this man filmed on vacation?? for us???? we don’t deserve wendigoon.
👍👍👍
I just wanted to say that the Pickton story is so much more in-depth, crazy, and disgusting than you had the time to touch on here. It’s worth reading more into
Imo the most fucked up thing about the Pickton case is that the British Columbia government KNEW that Pickton most likely sent parts of his victims to the meat rendering plant. Despite this the BC government waited TWO YEARS before telling people that they might be eating HUMAN MEAT.
Yeah, it's a very sick case
Also his brother was is accomplice
You’re completely correct, my auntie Tanya Holyk was one of the women he killed and fed to her his pigs. Our family had tried reporting her missing to the police for weeks but they ignored it until it was much too late (just another MMIW case not taken seriously). He also wrote an autobiography that was grossly taken in and published. Rumours say his brother, which is thought to carry out most of the brutal actions, is roaming in my city free collecting info on all the victims close family members so that’s also terrifying..
There is a fantastic doco on UA-cam you can find on him.
Karla Holmolka still pops up in Canada every couple of years. I remember she was on the parents board of a Montreal school until on the parents recongized her.
Not to mention two kids with some desperate black guy
Forgot about that! She allegedly has a daughter/stepdaughter now too..... Jesus Christ somebody pray for that kid.
@@joehancock8767her husband is aslo the brother of her amazing attorney. She is filthy rich with kids and somehow is allowed to be around other people's kids. It's horrifying.
In my sociology class we had to do a presentation on a serial killer. I did mine on Robert Pickton. There was actually a Criminal Minds episode similar to his story (a killer feeding bodies to pigs). When the episode aired in Canada it had to include an extra content warning. There are also a few songs about pig farm killers that are pretty creepy to listen to!
can you name some of the songs? I’d love to give them a listen !!
17:54 I’ve heard this one before. I think I’d sum up the dismissal of charges as “the prosecutor office deemed this person unworthy of justice”
The whole situation with Picket demonstrated some pretty serious issues with the local courts.
Wendigoon is the most humble UA-camr I've ever seen. It's crazy how quickly he's grown and kept humble while still making high-quality content.
yandhi 😞
Petition to give awful nicknames to serial killer
For example "The Small Pee Pee Man"
Rename the Zodiac Killer to "Crypto Bro?" Because he was really into cryptography...
instead of wolf of wysteria it should be the spiny p33nis man
People are supposed to be scared enough to practice safer behaviors while there is a dangerous serial killer about. I believe that’s why it started, but also I feel like mocking a psychopath would make them angry enough to kill more so yeah.
I lived close to Pickton's farm when I was a kid; he got arrested when I was in about first grade. He was the first time I ever heard of a "serial killer". I always thought my parents were exaggerating that he was "just down the street" from us, but after a google maps check it was *literally less than a 15 minute drive away from my house oh my God*.
I love Wendigoon because he’ll play some really up beat techno music in the background while talking about some of the most vile serial killers ever
RE: Wayne Williams...His father was never investigated for the child murders, but there was speculation that it was him. That would explain all the evidence pointing to Wayne because Wayne lived with his father.
oh shoot, im glad theyre retesting the dna cause theres much better science for that sort of stuff now. But yeah even with the dna evidence it might as well have been his father as the results were so vague
I love that you say "lawyer" like "laahyer". Big south energy
Well, now I wonder how you're supposed to pronounce lawyer.
@@harryknackers5383 loy-er is how I say it, I think this may be the more common version out of the south.
But I am from Texas sooo. 🤷♀️
@@sadpotato3386 hmm. I guess I have heard loy-er, but they don't practice loy. They practice laah.
@@harryknackers5383 yeah except the English language doesn't work like that but ok
Loy-er is how we say it in England
one of the scary things about pigs is that they also are able to digest teeth and bones IIRC, making it even harder to find said bodies via Pickerton
Interesting fact: My grandfather was Clifford olsen's psychologist in prison. He called him "a very immature little man".
my first thought be like "aren't they all weird"
so I gotta see just how weird this tier is.
33:02 I've heard about this. Kemper was using the peanuts and water to basically psychologically control Herbert to get him to stop singing. This worked to get him to stop singing, and Herbert would then ask if he could sing before doing it.
Just a little correction for the Paul Bernardo segment: The cement with the girl in it was actully thrown into a lake, not an ocean. He lived in Ontario (where i live) we have many of the great lakes here, but the closest ocean is far farrrr away to the east or west of canada. Love the iceberg videos tho! Keep up the great work my man!
Also wasn't Tammy not drugged and assaulted until the night she died because Karla's "gift" to Paul was Tammy's virginity???
@@erins7840 yesss, Paul always hated that Karla wasn’t a virgin when they had met and to make up for it Karla wanted to give him Tammy’s