If he releases all his goodies he won't be able to string us along on patreon for another 5 years...😅 Seems like a lot of tcbs listeners are turning a bit sour on josh and his team
@Su_aSponte I did too until they started the wine trips to south America. I get that the money we give him is his to do as he wishes but it seemed to me that the money we were donating was going to further investigations...not give Josh a luxurious life
Ladies please if you ever find yourself in a similar situation that Samantha found herself in God forbid, please do not let the bad guy take you from point A to point B. You stay at point A and you fight or die there. I repeat do not let them move you from point A to point B. Fight for your life always at point A.
Because the people actually in such a situation as it's happening can't be trusted to make decisions and should fight people pointing guns at them because you said so. She didn't "let" him take her, she tried to escape almost immediately and he chased her down and tackled her and stuck a gun in her ribs and explained that he would kill her if she tried that again. She was kidnapped. Look it up. Imagining kidnapping could be eliminated from the world if only women fought more is insulting and stupid and sounds like someone has been playing too many video games lol
@@texasd1385 obviously you have no training in real world scenarios. I'm a former U.S. Marine who has trained in various martial arts from taekwondo, boxing, mcmap, BJJ, just to name a fee. I've also trained in the use of various, blades, firearms, etc. So I'm telling you from real world experience you can fight and stay at point A regardless of what weapon they may have. You can't control when someone is gonna try to do harm to you but you can control how you react and that is to fight for life no matter the circumstance.
@@texasd1385 obviously you one person who would be a victim because rather than fight and try to escape you would just accept your fate and die, smh 🤦 I'm telling you there is always something you can do as. I stated before you can't control when someone attacks you but you can always control how you react. Use situational awareness, use visualization meaning before you leave your home visualize the worst case scenarios happening to you and how you would deal with it, however sadly people have their heads in their phones or in the sky and aren't paying attention to their surroundings and many people have this foolish notion that oh "that will never happen to me" until it does and because they're not prepared for it they're overwhelmed by the situation.
@@sabrinatscha2554 i hate planes too, if it helps, just know this guy israel flew around the country all the time with all of that bad karma and not once did anything bad happen to him. you'll be good!
@@marshapieroni6677 Your timing is off, he had only been in alaska for a couple weeks when this interview was conducted, they still had no idea that he was tied to all the crimes he eventually told them about.
@@Sms8668Prosecutor wanted to make a name for himself and got involved in the police interviews when he should have let them and the FBI do their jobs.
@@uggggggghhhhh The prosecutor insisted on leading the questioning instead of letting the trained investigators do their job. Keyes only confessed to the Curriers’ murders because he thought the cops would find out on their own. There are many more murders he is suspected of.
Their training tells them how to handle different kinds of subjects. This is a fullblown psychopath and they want to get him to do their job basically by confessing. Saves money for the public. Also he might have killed more people so if he feels nice and dominant perhaps he will confess to more stuff. Logic. If they had snarked at him he would just say nill. Which he ultimatly did after story got out in the press, no?
They are talking overly nice to him because it's a police tactic to get information if they start talking harshly or aggressive he would have stopped talking. I haven't listened to how they talked to Kimberly though so if they were harsh towards her that isn't right. But this is a very common police tactic when dealing with a suspect that has already admitted to killing a victim to get more information.
I think he just wanted to make sure he was dead before any release of interviews, he made sure this happened. Annoying that he claims it’s to protect his family though, clearly it was more about protecting himself. He seems to revel in talking about the SK case, then pretty much clams up
THIS WAS ABSOLUTELY INFURIATING TO LISTEN TOO. I watched a lot of the interviews. But this is my first time hearing him talk about the act. He was an absolute monster. ROT IN HELL KEYES. Imagine the fear. I have 5 year old daughter. I am going to make sure she knows, when u see an opportunity, TAKE IT. I understand she was scared. But when she was walking past people with him, THAT WAS HER CHANCE. And in the car before he had her tied. But i get it , the fear had to be crippling.Rest easy Samantha. We are sorry this happened to u. God bless the families of everyone he took away
Es muy fácil y muy bonito mirar los toros desde la barrera y cuando ya han pasado... Tú qué sabes lo que harías si te vieras en una situación así??? Eres presuntuoso
Even though he had her bound with zip ties and was jamming a pistol into her ribs, the first thing she did as they were leaving the coffee shop approaching the street was to haul ass and try to escape. She did see an opportunity and she did TAKE IT, He caught her and made sure it didn't happen again. Looking back in hindsight and critiquing her performance serves no purpose at all.
When I hear Keyes describe the beginning of the crime and his thoughts, analysis, and the reason for his choices, it’s clear that others put forward too many ideas that are built on nothing but air. Sheer speculation to seem like THE authority. Stated as fact and then built upon getting farther and farther away from the truth.
All of this has been discussed in tcbs, why do they avoid it? Josh goes into the dirty unnecessary details of the Curriers in the farmhouse. IMO it's far more disturbing.
I enjoy his narration and investigating but he seems to be really enjoying the proprietary knowledge he has. I watched the recent after show and they were just gatekeeping the ever loving crap out of the information. Yes, they paid for the documents. Yes they have a large platform and wish to do no harm to the surviving victims. But it seems disingenuous when they are deciding which shit to release from the horse and when and how much while they deliciously roll around in their own private collection…js
@@angiecooke2984 exactly what I'm saying! I had some mental images that I didn't need, but what was he really hiding by withholding the Samantha interview? It was all previously mentioned or alluded to. We wouldn't have been so anxious to get a hold of these tapes if he didn't pretend that there was more .
I think it is due to it being on his Patreon. You have to subscribe to get these videos. It was either on that or on the soundcloud link that was out there that I first heard this. It is still so heartbreaking and why she didn’t try to do anything.
It might be patreon but also the years in between and the size of his audience. From an ethical standpoint in general it's hard. I keep imaginening Samanthas father hearing that. I can't even comprehend how it must feel not only knowing what happend to his child in her last hours but also that lots and lots of unknown people hear that as well and probably only remember Samantha for the last hours and the gruesome stuff Keyes did to her. So he didn't just rob her of her life but also of her legacy somewhat. Same goes for the Curriers. That just seems hard to navigate and no matter what you do it won't be right. Lastly I agree Josh gatekeeps and to be honest I don't blame him for it. He put years of his life into investigating Keyes and I think we can all agree that he did a good job, made people aware and actually helped to fast foward these missing cases. Police departments asked him about his research and it gave cold cases a new lead, it helped to give a John Doe his identity back, he's actively looking for bodies and Kamis family members felt heard the first time in decades. And he did all that as morbide as it sounds in an entertaining way. Maybe it's just me but I understand why he doesn't want people to take his hard work earnings away from him...who wouldn't?!
@@EricSepulvedamad at him for killing people or mad because of his job that he had making money? If you are talking about his "job" of killing, you are a sick mo fo . If not, I apologize.
There are a lot of scary serial killers that we all know. But this guy is a different breed. The way he killed indiscriminately with no MO in particular. His laughter and yawning throughout his interviews is very unsettling. This guys truly didn’t give an absolute f^*k about any thing or anyone. We will never know the full depth of his character. His kill kits and the way he moved across the country at a drops notice so he couldn’t be traced is beyond anything I have ever heard or seen before. If he had not committed this brutal crime at his own back door chances are he would never have been caught. Chances are he would never have stopped on his own either. Monster.
It’s true. Most of these killers have a fairly predictable MO, but Keyes was definitely different, and easily the most elusive of these sort of killers. Authorities and the public in general, are lucky he was caught.
@@Karensoprano.Si pero en ingles, 18 se dice eighteen.. todavia es una teenager a los 18. De cualquier manera, 18 es bastante joven. Aunque tuviera 19, para mi (alguien de 27 años) una chica de 19 todavia es una niña joven. 21 o menos se me hacen bebes
Pretty sure he said it was the first day he went out to cut the hole in the ice that he had to call and reschedule the chat with the teacher, so technically it wasnt the body dumping that made him late since he said that part of his fishing trip only took around ten minutes on days two and three
@@Karensoprano.don’t correct things you don’t understand, anyone under 20 is considered a teenager in the States and she’s a SHE not he, and also why does her age matter to you? Like it’s not a big deal because she was legally an adult.
He was constantly barking our demands and arguments. There is video after video of them catering to him and giving in to every demand, only to end up getting nothing in return.
@@marshapieroni6677 That all happened months after this interview. He had only been in alaska a couple weeks when this recording was made, it was one of the first interviews conducted. And asking for there to be fewer people in the room is not exactly some crazy ridiculous demand, it's hard to imagine why there wasn't a rush to the door by everyone in the room instead of basically saying we don't want to hear the full story.
Je ne comprends pas l'anglais l'ex mari cherchait à m'étrangler. C'est un satanique, vampire, franc maçon. Et une fois il a essayé dans l'intimité. le pire est que tu sens qu'il amène ta volonté à accepter cela comme si tu lui donnais ta vie. Que Dieu nous en préserve. C'est satanique !
He was just incredibly elusive, and unlike any killers before him in the sheer amount of planning he went through. He wasn’t as impulsive as other serial killers were, which just made him extremely dangerous and unpredictable.
@06mrselfdestruct, it'd be pretty practical to virtually put a stop to this stuff, if we were willing to think logically (which aint happening anytime soon) & act accordingly. Obviously you can never 100% eliminate rape or murder, but it can be drastically reduced. Minimized. Strange there was an absolute explosion of rapes, kidnapping, & murders that just happen to perfectly align to the so called "empowerment" of females & their entrance into the workforce (which also caused wages to cease climbing even as work productivity kept increasing...you're free to lookup "Work Productivity vs Wages Chart"...it's quite something). But yeah, let females have cars, phones - which you most assuredly will proclaim to staunchly support regardless as to how destructive such practices are to everyone including females themselves - you're going to have what we have. And you're going to also have a dystopian totalitarian police state too since females demand (& indeed require) constant special protections from da govahment! Prior to us allowing females to go follow their own instincts, how could they be targeted for atrocities? For the most part, a villain would have to do home invasions & do so at great risk that at least one male chaperone would be present & likely armed. Obviously there were some exceptions, but it wasnt even close to being "wide open" like nowadays. All these unmarried females everywhere. Puts any kids at grave risk too (plus kids forced to be around men who arent their biological fathers are something like 60 times more likely to be s3xually abused & probably even more likely to be neglected &/or abused in other regards). Its a real disaster. And like all failed catastrophic revolutions, it refuses to concede defeat. Pretty ironic though that females will unconditionally support flooding their countries w/muslims even though they're obviously perfectly aware as to what that will mean for their deceitfully coined "rights" (extrajudicial privileges) long term if that flood isn't halted & reversed. Females have always had more power than males. They've always ruled the house & had far more power "conditioning" children than men. What greater power can you possibly imagine than being able to control what future generations believe?
They had catered to him so many times in the past, only to end up with nothing. There are so many interviews that has nothing but him arguing over this promise or that problem or this demand. He kept them under control the entire time and I guess they got sick and tired of it
@@marshapieroni6677 This was one of the first interviews they conducted, he had barely been in jail for a month at this point. All the interviews you are referring to are months later after they had leaked his name to the press in connection with the Currier case and he quit giving them any more info.
He strangled Lorraine Currier. I can’t remember if it was with a cable tie. I remember he used them to tie them up. We don’t know how any of his other victims died to my knowledge.
@@hayleyj5562 He's yawning to release tension because he's reliving it and getting all sorts of exciting feels that he doesn't want to show the people watching. Inside he's far from relaxed and apparently would get goose-bumps when talking about what he did to his victims. Yawning and sighing helps him to keep his tone and affect calm and matter-of-fact.
Why does he stab Samantha after strangling her? Was she not dead and prolong her torture? Or was had she already passed and he did it for kicks? This is such a distributing interview. Just devastating imagining her fear.
He got off on people's fear and more importantly he was obviously a necrophile. And that is about the only thing he seems kind of ashamed of, given the fact he didn't want to tell "too many people in the room". So my guess it was some sick necrophilic act meaning sexually motivated, as pretty much all his murders. Probably best not to imagine too much. But as for your question of why, I'd say it was sexually motivated somehow, without being able to explain it.
I had the same question. Also disturbing is his description of how much blood there was when he moved the body, which means she was alive for a long time after being stabbed
This guy really didn’t give 2 fucks about human life, it’s really crazy how he laughs about everything, this isn’t an act, he’s for real. He got way too careless and lazy taking her atm card and doing the ransom thing, he would have got away with it if he didn’t have her atm card with him
@sabrinatscha2554 He did refuse consent to a search of his vehicle, but when they found her debit card in his wallet they used that as their excuse to go through the car
I thought at first why didn’t the police just step out, but then I was like FUCK HIM and his silly requests he wants to feel powerful when you’re arrested there’s no more power you’re not in control. He already admitted to murdering her, her family doesn’t need to know every little sick thing he did to her before and after her death what we know is already horrific enough. So I’m glad they didn’t oblige.
Understanding more about his motivation could have gone a long way to improving the outcome of the subsequent 7 months of interrogations they conducted rather than flying more or less blind as they chose to do. Terrible unprofessional police work on many levels
i agree except it seemed like he was leaving out motive/thought process specifically, and those would def be helpful for understanding more, but also i totally agree with what youre saying as well, ots like 60/40 for me
I kept getting annoyed by his lawyer jumping in. Like my dude, let the man speak. He's not going anywhere. But then it occurred to me that he couldn't handle hearing what his client did. Seemed like every time IK started getting into graphic detail, he tried shutting him down.
He wanted to be alone with that female. I don’t know if it was because he wanted to watch her react or because he thought he would be able to take her and get out
It wasn't in the back yard, it was in the driveway in front of the garage next to the front yard. Maybe 40 feet from the street, 15 or 20 feet from the neighbor's house. Dude was fearless
He have a girlfriend and a daughter even though he kept secrets and did to poor victims! I wish they ask him if anyone did to his daughter in his shoes? what will he react? He died too easily to get away with it
les psychopathes serial killer ce sont des batards à tuer comme ils l'ont fait aux innocents. Que Dieu amène un nouvel ère de justice et de justicier qui vont eux aussi traquer les serial killer à mort. Et que Dieu donne la force et la chance aux victimes qu'ils s'en sortent toujours avant la mort et ou avant des blessures invalidantes.
This dude was really smart, and he got caught because of sheer luck , but obviously he wasn’t right in the head but he s really fascinating, it s a shame he killed himself , he could had solved many cases, he took all of that to the grave, he was a monster till the end
Thank you for not gatekeeping this like some others do!!!!
I appreciate hearing Keyes without all the surrounding arrogance of moderators
If he releases all his goodies he won't be able to string us along on patreon for another 5 years...😅
Seems like a lot of tcbs listeners are turning a bit sour on josh and his team
I love Josh and the podcast! I just want the info
@Su_aSponte I did too until they started the wine trips to south America. I get that the money we give him is his to do as he wishes but it seemed to me that the money we were donating was going to further investigations...not give Josh a luxurious life
Ladies please if you ever find yourself in a similar situation that Samantha found herself in God forbid, please do not let the bad guy take you from point A to point B. You stay at point A and you fight or die there. I repeat do not let them move you from point A to point B. Fight for your life always at point A.
I agree. They're taking you to somewhere to isolate you. Don't let it happen
@@notillatall trust me I'm more than capable of protecting innocent people from evil men.
Because the people actually in such a situation as it's happening can't be trusted to make decisions and should fight people pointing guns at them because you said so. She didn't "let" him take her, she tried to escape almost immediately and he chased her down and tackled her and stuck a gun in her ribs and explained that he would kill her if she tried that again. She was kidnapped. Look it up. Imagining kidnapping could be eliminated from the world if only women fought more is insulting and stupid and sounds like someone has been playing too many video games lol
@@texasd1385 obviously you have no training in real world scenarios. I'm a former U.S. Marine who has trained in various martial arts from taekwondo, boxing, mcmap, BJJ, just to name a fee. I've also trained in the use of various, blades, firearms, etc. So I'm telling you from real world experience you can fight and stay at point A regardless of what weapon they may have. You can't control when someone is gonna try to do harm to you but you can control how you react and that is to fight for life no matter the circumstance.
@@texasd1385 obviously you one person who would be a victim because rather than fight and try to escape you would just accept your fate and die, smh 🤦 I'm telling you there is always something you can do as. I stated before you can't control when someone attacks you but you can always control how you react. Use situational awareness, use visualization meaning before you leave your home visualize the worst case scenarios happening to you and how you would deal with it, however sadly people have their heads in their phones or in the sky and aren't paying attention to their surroundings and many people have this foolish notion that oh "that will never happen to me" until it does and because they're not prepared for it they're overwhelmed by the situation.
Awesome work releasing this . Thank you
The fact that he did all this in a tiny shed in his driveway knowing he had to be at the airport at 6am is just crazy.
I have to leave to the airport in 48 hrs, and I’m so nervous that I’ve been throwing up all day.
@@sabrinatscha2554 i hate planes too, if it helps, just know this guy israel flew around the country all the time with all of that bad karma and not once did anything bad happen to him. you'll be good!
If the male officers weren’t present, the lady officer would have been able to obtain much more info. She was doing great.
Thanks for doing the right thing and not monetizing public information. Instant sub from me.
You have to pay for foia docs and files
Yeah to be fair, tcbs didn't know the fbi was going to release all those files that Josh and his team spent thousands of dollars on 😂
No talk of actually removing some of the people out of the room so he would disclose more. Cops can be so selfish and fame hungry.
He wouldn't have. They had given in to his demands for so long, and him not giving them anything but arguments, by this time they were tired of it
@@marshapieroni6677 Your timing is off, he had only been in alaska for a couple weeks when this interview was conducted, they still had no idea that he was tied to all the crimes he eventually told them about.
Whichever cop keeps clicking his pen should realize that this is an interrogation recording and learn to stop doing that.
lol yeah I’m sure he’s kicking himself now knowing that smart people like you were listening
I read the book on Israel Keyes. The lead male speaking is actually a prosecutor, and he absolutely bungled this whole thing.
Yep. Listen to the True Crime Bullsh*t podcast. It goes into far more detail than either of the books about Keyes.
What do you mean Bungled the whole thing ??
@@Sms8668Prosecutor wanted to make a name for himself and got involved in the police interviews when he should have let them and the FBI do their jobs.
@@misse7095he confessed. Idgi. What went wrong other than Keyes being given a razor blade?
@@uggggggghhhhh The prosecutor insisted on leading the questioning instead of letting the trained investigators do their job. Keyes only confessed to the Curriers’ murders because he thought the cops would find out on their own. There are many more murders he is suspected of.
Doll’s tone is so much kinder than when she talked to innocent Kimberly.
Really? Interesting… maybe she’s got the same chip on her shoulder as Josh Hallmark because she’s Israel’s girlfriend.?
I know. It’s infuriating how she treated her.
Their training tells them how to handle different kinds of subjects. This is a fullblown psychopath and they want to get him to do their job basically by confessing. Saves money for the public. Also he might have killed more people so if he feels nice and dominant perhaps he will confess to more stuff. Logic.
If they had snarked at him he would just say nill. Which he ultimatly did after story got out in the press, no?
Funny, hm? That "A 3rd generation cop" can act so slopy! Kendal Jenner of cops
They are talking overly nice to him because it's a police tactic to get information if they start talking harshly or aggressive he would have stopped talking. I haven't listened to how they talked to Kimberly though so if they were harsh towards her that isn't right. But this is a very common police tactic when dealing with a suspect that has already admitted to killing a victim to get more information.
This is awesome, thanks for uploading. Have subscribed!
I absolutely love izzy talking about how he never wants this confession released to the public. No worries there izzy.
I know lol. Izzy thought telling them the full details would keep these interviews out of the public. Boy did he miscalculate on that one.
I think he just wanted to make sure he was dead before any release of interviews, he made sure this happened. Annoying that he claims it’s to protect his family though, clearly it was more about protecting himself. He seems to revel in talking about the SK case, then pretty much clams up
@@DavidMc73
finally someone with common sense commenting. Thats exactly what he was thinking.
BWAAAHAHAHA!
@@Sms8668by what logic do you think it was going to save himself? He obviously didn’t care if he was saved or not in the end.
THIS WAS ABSOLUTELY INFURIATING TO LISTEN TOO. I watched a lot of the interviews. But this is my first time hearing him talk about the act. He was an absolute monster. ROT IN HELL KEYES. Imagine the fear. I have 5 year old daughter. I am going to make sure she knows, when u see an opportunity, TAKE IT. I understand she was scared. But when she was walking past people with him, THAT WAS HER CHANCE. And in the car before he had her tied. But i get it , the fear had to be crippling.Rest easy Samantha. We are sorry this happened to u. God bless the families of everyone he took away
Es muy fácil y muy bonito mirar los toros desde la barrera y cuando ya han pasado... Tú qué sabes lo que harías si te vieras en una situación así??? Eres presuntuoso
@@Karensoprano.she ^^ said she gets it, that the fear had to be crippling.
Even though he had her bound with zip ties and was jamming a pistol into her ribs, the first thing she did as they were leaving the coffee shop approaching the street was to haul ass and try to escape. She did see an opportunity and she did TAKE IT, He caught her and made sure it didn't happen again. Looking back in hindsight and critiquing her performance serves no purpose at all.
@@texasd1385No young female should be working alone at that place, especially late.
When I hear Keyes describe the beginning of the crime and his thoughts, analysis, and the reason for his choices, it’s clear that others put forward too many ideas that are built on nothing but air. Sheer speculation to seem like THE authority. Stated as fact and then built upon getting farther and farther away from the truth.
All of this has been discussed in tcbs, why do they avoid it? Josh goes into the dirty unnecessary details of the Curriers in the farmhouse. IMO it's far more disturbing.
I enjoy his narration and investigating but he seems to be really enjoying the proprietary knowledge he has. I watched the recent after show and they were just gatekeeping the ever loving crap out of the information. Yes, they paid for the documents. Yes they have a large platform and wish to do no harm to the surviving victims. But it seems disingenuous when they are deciding which shit to release from the horse and when and how much while they deliciously roll around in their own private collection…js
I’m pretty sure he posted the entire currier confession on patreon lol i’m pretty sure thats where i heard it
@@angiecooke2984 exactly what I'm saying! I had some mental images that I didn't need, but what was he really hiding by withholding the Samantha interview? It was all previously mentioned or alluded to. We wouldn't have been so anxious to get a hold of these tapes if he didn't pretend that there was more .
I think it is due to it being on his Patreon. You have to subscribe to get these videos. It was either on that or on the soundcloud link that was out there that I first heard this.
It is still so heartbreaking and why she didn’t try to do anything.
It might be patreon but also the years in between and the size of his audience. From an ethical standpoint in general it's hard. I keep imaginening Samanthas father hearing that. I can't even comprehend how it must feel not only knowing what happend to his child in her last hours but also that lots and lots of unknown people hear that as well and probably only remember Samantha for the last hours and the gruesome stuff Keyes did to her. So he didn't just rob her of her life but also of her legacy somewhat. Same goes for the Curriers. That just seems hard to navigate and no matter what you do it won't be right.
Lastly I agree Josh gatekeeps and to be honest I don't blame him for it. He put years of his life into investigating Keyes and I think we can all agree that he did a good job, made people aware and actually helped to fast foward these missing cases. Police departments asked him about his research and it gave cold cases a new lead, it helped to give a John Doe his identity back, he's actively looking for bodies and Kamis family members felt heard the first time in decades. And he did all that as morbide as it sounds in an entertaining way. Maybe it's just me but I understand why he doesn't want people to take his hard work earnings away from him...who wouldn't?!
Poor Samantha 😢❤
Infuriated and sickened by this man.
Israel Keyes still scares the crap outta me....even though he's now dead. He was pure evil.
Dude was actually pretty solid once you get to know him. He was just really good at his job you can't be mad at him for that
@@EricSepulveda *pretty solid fucked up individual you mean
@@EricSepulvedaconnard. Tuer des innocents c'est un travail?! On doit vous mettre sous la peine de mort pour ça.
@@EricSepulvedaconnard
@@EricSepulvedamad at him for killing people or mad because of his job that he had making money? If you are talking about his "job" of killing, you are a sick mo fo . If not, I apologize.
There are a lot of scary serial killers that we all know. But this guy is a different breed. The way he killed indiscriminately with no MO in particular. His laughter and yawning throughout his interviews is very unsettling. This guys truly didn’t give an absolute f^*k about any thing or anyone. We will never know the full depth of his character. His kill kits and the way he moved across the country at a drops notice so he couldn’t be traced is beyond anything I have ever heard or seen before. If he had not committed this brutal crime at his own back door chances are he would never have been caught. Chances are he would never have stopped on his own either.
Monster.
It’s true. Most of these killers have a fairly predictable MO, but Keyes was definitely different, and easily the most elusive of these sort of killers. Authorities and the public in general, are lucky he was caught.
This is the scariest thing I’ve ever heard in my life.
Israel talking about how dumping the dismembered body of a teenager he kidnapped made him late for his daughters parent teacher conference...
No era un adolescente.
Ya tenía más de 18 años.
@@Karensoprano.Si pero en ingles, 18 se dice eighteen.. todavia es una teenager a los 18. De cualquier manera, 18 es bastante joven. Aunque tuviera 19, para mi (alguien de 27 años) una chica de 19 todavia es una niña joven. 21 o menos se me hacen bebes
Pretty sure he said it was the first day he went out to cut the hole in the ice that he had to call and reschedule the chat with the teacher, so technically it wasnt the body dumping that made him late since he said that part of his fishing trip only took around ten minutes on days two and three
@@Karensoprano.don’t correct things you don’t understand, anyone under 20 is considered a teenager in the States and she’s a SHE not he, and also why does her age matter to you? Like it’s not a big deal because she was legally an adult.
@@texasd1385wow your technicality is so profound, it’s so much less important that he raped and murdered someone
Why didnt anyone get up and step out when he said there was too many people there. Ffs
The fucking DA was an ass hat. Wanted all the glory knowing they had a big case hear
Because they weren't listening. The whole time.
@@chasepct THIS
He was constantly barking our demands and arguments. There is video after video of them catering to him and giving in to every demand, only to end up getting nothing in return.
@@marshapieroni6677 That all happened months after this interview. He had only been in alaska a couple weeks when this recording was made, it was one of the first interviews conducted. And asking for there to be fewer people in the room is not exactly some crazy ridiculous demand, it's hard to imagine why there wasn't a rush to the door by everyone in the room instead of basically saying we don't want to hear the full story.
The most incredible interview I’ve ever heard. Wow.
The details of the strangulation are juat so chilling. What a monster.
Je ne comprends pas l'anglais
l'ex mari cherchait à m'étrangler. C'est un satanique, vampire, franc maçon. Et une fois il a essayé dans l'intimité. le pire est que tu sens qu'il amène ta volonté à accepter cela comme si tu lui donnais ta vie. Que Dieu nous en préserve. C'est satanique !
39:37 This where Israel starts to get into what happened in the shed with SK.
Lo más jugoso y lo más entretenido de todo el podcast... Gracias por decirlo porque así vamos al grano
@@Karensoprano. can you respond with English, the translation didn’t work for some reason
The juiciest and most entertaining part of the entire podcast. Thanks for saying It because that way we get straight to the point.
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Amazing, I can't wait to listen to these at work tomorrow. Thanks
He never says her name.
I’m not sure why this demon has gone so under the radar. He wanted to remain in control, the whole time. Hence his suicide
He was just incredibly elusive, and unlike any killers before him in the sheer amount of planning he went through. He wasn’t as impulsive as other serial killers were, which just made him extremely dangerous and unpredictable.
The shed was 6 ft x 8 ft. That makes this so much worse somehow
This guy is every parents worst nightmare
And every other human being on planet earth. He didn't discriminate with age, gender,
@06mrselfdestruct, it'd be pretty practical to virtually put a stop to this stuff, if we were willing to think logically (which aint happening anytime soon) & act accordingly.
Obviously you can never 100% eliminate rape or murder, but it can be drastically reduced. Minimized.
Strange there was an absolute explosion of rapes, kidnapping, & murders that just happen to perfectly align to the so called "empowerment" of females & their entrance into the workforce (which also caused wages to cease climbing even as work productivity kept increasing...you're free to lookup "Work Productivity vs Wages Chart"...it's quite something).
But yeah, let females have cars, phones - which you most assuredly will proclaim to staunchly support regardless as to how destructive such practices are to everyone including females themselves - you're going to have what we have. And you're going to also have a dystopian totalitarian police state too since females demand (& indeed require) constant special protections from da govahment!
Prior to us allowing females to go follow their own instincts, how could they be targeted for atrocities?
For the most part, a villain would have to do home invasions & do so at great risk that at least one male chaperone would be present & likely armed. Obviously there were some exceptions, but it wasnt even close to being "wide open" like nowadays. All these unmarried females everywhere. Puts any kids at grave risk too (plus kids forced to be around men who arent their biological fathers are something like 60 times more likely to be s3xually abused & probably even more likely to be neglected &/or abused in other regards).
Its a real disaster. And like all failed catastrophic revolutions, it refuses to concede defeat. Pretty ironic though that females will unconditionally support flooding their countries w/muslims even though they're obviously perfectly aware as to what that will mean for their deceitfully coined "rights" (extrajudicial privileges) long term if that flood isn't halted & reversed.
Females have always had more power than males. They've always ruled the house & had far more power "conditioning" children than men.
What greater power can you possibly imagine than being able to control what future generations believe?
My thought exactly.
Every son, every grandson, every wife, every husband's worst nightmare...
Dude I think this dude is just everybody in generals worst nightmare
The neighbors didn’t get angry or call the cops when he was blasting music that late @ night
I was wondering the same thing. Must’ve been some pretty chill neighbors
It was winter in Anchorage in a nice neighborhood where the houses are well insulated and everyone has their windows closed.
They should have seized the opportunity to gather more details and let some folks out of the room. Big big mistake.
They had catered to him so many times in the past, only to end up with nothing. There are so many interviews that has nothing but him arguing over this promise or that problem or this demand. He kept them under control the entire time and I guess they got sick and tired of it
@@marshapieroni6677 This was one of the first interviews they conducted, he had barely been in jail for a month at this point. All the interviews you are referring to are months later after they had leaked his name to the press in connection with the Currier case and he quit giving them any more info.
Jesus Christ...
Why didnt they clear the room and get the complete truth from the beginning? You are not fact finders if you can't agree to such a simple request.
“It’s hard work to strangle someone with a cable tie” - who else has he strangled with cable ties?
He is tied to at least 11 murders.
He strangled Lorraine Currier. I can’t remember if it was with a cable tie. I remember he used them to tie them up. We don’t know how any of his other victims died to my knowledge.
Who knows x
Tell me he's not yawning???!!!?? He finds murdering and torturing someone relaxing to talk about?? What an absolute monster....
@@hayleyj5562 He's yawning to release tension because he's reliving it and getting all sorts of exciting feels that he doesn't want to show the people watching. Inside he's far from relaxed and apparently would get goose-bumps when talking about what he did to his victims. Yawning and sighing helps him to keep his tone and affect calm and matter-of-fact.
Why does he stab Samantha after strangling her? Was she not dead and prolong her torture? Or was had she already passed and he did it for kicks? This is such a distributing interview. Just devastating imagining her fear.
Keep in mind this was the "abridged" version.
I don't think izzy was concerned about her suffering.
@@Jeremy_the_bot No. he’s a sociopath. I was asking more about his motivation and my understanding of the tapes.
He got off on people's fear and more importantly he was obviously a necrophile. And that is about the only thing he seems kind of ashamed of, given the fact he didn't want to tell "too many people in the room". So my guess it was some sick necrophilic act meaning sexually motivated, as pretty much all his murders. Probably best not to imagine too much. But as for your question of why, I'd say it was sexually motivated somehow, without being able to explain it.
I had the same question. Also disturbing is his description of how much blood there was when he moved the body, which means she was alive for a long time after being stabbed
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There was a panic button right next to the cash register. She didn’t hit it.
This guy really didn’t give 2 fucks about human life, it’s really crazy how he laughs about everything, this isn’t an act, he’s for real. He got way too careless and lazy taking her atm card and doing the ransom thing, he would have got away with it if he didn’t have her atm card with him
I think he would have gotten away, had he just denied the Texas patrol access to his vehicle. Lmfao, that is such a rookie mistake.
@sabrinatscha2554 He did refuse consent to a search of his vehicle, but when they found her debit card in his wallet they used that as their excuse to go through the car
Do you think he sorta wanted to get caught? Or maybe he just couldn’t control it anymore! Idk bro. What do you think
@@shawnenglish9815 he just got too lazy, he did it too close to home and the atm thing was a desperate attempt at getting quick $
Seems like awkward laughter about how ridiculous it is rather than thinking murder is funny.
Every parents worst nightmare💔
Every ONE'S nightmare! He didn't discriminate
I thought at first why didn’t the police just step out, but then I was like FUCK HIM and his silly requests he wants to feel powerful when you’re arrested there’s no more power you’re not in control. He already admitted to murdering her, her family doesn’t need to know every little sick thing he did to her before and after her death what we know is already horrific enough. So I’m glad they didn’t oblige.
Yes, I think at this point they had gotten tired of his constant demands and arguments. You're right.
Understanding more about his motivation could have gone a long way to improving the outcome of the subsequent 7 months of interrogations they conducted rather than flying more or less blind as they chose to do. Terrible unprofessional police work on many levels
i agree except it seemed like he was leaving out motive/thought process specifically, and those would def be helpful for understanding more, but also i totally agree with what youre saying as well, ots like 60/40 for me
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I kept getting annoyed by his lawyer jumping in. Like my dude, let the man speak. He's not going anywhere. But then it occurred to me that he couldn't handle hearing what his client did. Seemed like every time IK started getting into graphic detail, he tried shutting him down.
2:52 someone steps on a frog.
😅😅😂
😂😂 Kermit left the building 😂
Surprised he didn't know you can trace a copy to a specific printer.
Wow finally
He wanted to be alone with that female. I don’t know if it was because he wanted to watch her react or because he thought he would be able to take her and get out
For some reason I thought the shed was out in the middle of nowhere. Didn't know it was in his on backyard
It wasn't in the back yard, it was in the driveway in front of the garage next to the front yard. Maybe 40 feet from the street, 15 or 20 feet from the neighbor's house. Dude was fearless
Mark Zuckerberg really takes control of the room in this interview.
I wonder if the cops felt any shame when he said, “this is anchorage by the time the cops cared the trail would be cold”. They should.
I wonder why they didn't have a Suicide suit on him? or maybe they did but he was still able to CS, idk.
he was so creepy 👹
who's pouring coffee in the middle of that story lol
26:50 the detective says
" you got this chick"
just kinda bothered me the way she said that🤔
Yep, never liked this Detective. She was quite amused by this Animals comments.
2:52 was that a fart?
How can a rolling tote only be 5 or six inches deep? and how could her body fit in only 6 inch deep tote?
He dismembered her.
He have a girlfriend and a daughter even though he kept secrets and did to poor victims! I wish they ask him if anyone did to his daughter in his shoes? what will he react? He died too easily to get away with it
RIP Albert
It looks like that could have been him who did that too 😟💙🐾🐾
did albert the goldendoodle eat samatha?looks like he juss feasted on flesh
So the photo that is online doesn't match the way he described the way he sewed her eyes and taped her mouth. So it's it not real?
Apparently, it's a fake photo created for a documentary about Keyes or something.
No it is not real, its fr9m some TV show. The real photo has never been released
How do you know he isn’t signaling other detectives in the room?
He wasn’t afraid they could track her phone?
He would text then take the battery out of her phone and go to different locations
les psychopathes serial killer ce sont des batards à tuer comme ils l'ont fait aux innocents.
Que Dieu amène un nouvel ère de justice et de justicier qui vont eux aussi traquer les serial killer à mort. Et que Dieu donne la force et la chance aux victimes qu'ils s'en sortent toujours avant la mort et ou avant des blessures invalidantes.
So disgusting
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good lord with the change in the pocket.. so annoying
This dude was really smart, and he got caught because of sheer luck , but obviously he wasn’t right in the head but he s really fascinating, it s a shame he killed himself , he could had solved many cases, he took all of that to the grave, he was a monster till the end
He was naked with flash light on his head OMG
He had no soul at all.
I cant listen this is disgusting
I wonder if Albert the lost dog was ever found. I sure hope so.
He wasn't lost, he was dead. The poster was a thank you note for all the fun times Albert had enjoyed at the park, it wasn't a missing poster
@@texasd1385 Thank you ! That's another little detail I didn't know. RIP Albert !
I normaly know what i would do with such a demon
But here i must think again
I really dont know