True Crime : Aileen Wuornos | America’s Most Notorious Female Serial Killer - Real Life Locations
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Aileen Carol Wuornos was a serial killer who had killed seven men. She is widely believed to be the United States’ first female serial killer. She was convicted for six of the murders and sentenced to death. She was executed by lethal injection at the ‘Florida State Prison’ (FSP) on October 9, 2002. The product of a highly dysfunctional marriage, Aileen was subjected to horrific tortures as a young girl. Her father was a pedophile who was in jail at the time of her birth, while her mother was an immature teenager who abandoned Aileen and her brother. Brought up by her grandparents, Aileen became a victim of rampant childhood sexual abuse at the hands of her grandfather. Exposed to sexual activities at a tender age, she began providing sexual favors in exchange for food, drugs, and cigarettes when she was just 11 years old. She was raped and became pregnant when she was just 14-she claimed that her brother was the father of her child. Thrown out of her grandparents’ home as a teenager, she began eking out a living as a prostitute. She later started robbing and killing men, earning the notoriety of being the first female American serial killer. She hid out at the Fairview Motel in Port Orange, Florida and was arrested for the final time at the local bar , The Last Resort.
Im not justifying what this woman done what she did was wrong but she had the most horrendous childhood imaginable! She was let down and hurt by so many people and never really stood a chance. I hope she's finally found some peace
Idd. With the right help, she could be a wonderful person ✌️
Yes I agree some never get help and this is the result.
That's assuming that what she said about the murders was true though. She had psychological issues and wasn't known for always being 100% truthful.
Absolutely in every town city in the world its happened not a very nice world but its what you make it yep she definitely had the worst start In life and it took her on her path like u say at peace now I didn't have a great have a great upbringing in Scotland but I took a negative and made it into a positive like the rest of us 😀 🏴🏴👍
Nonsense. People are trying everything to defend her (abused childhood, the men did it, etc), when the answer is simple and obvious. Wuornos was an aging prostitute, angry that men wouldn't give her as much money anymore, turning that anger into robbing and killing to get what she wanted. She wasn't the first to kill for greed and won't be the last.
I am so glad you did a video on her. Aileen’s story is very complex. I have a theory about what triggered her murder spree. Richard Mallory, her first victim, was a documented violent sexual criminal. I think he did attack her and when she got to defend herself, it unleashed every emotion she had related to her past and she finally could fo something about it. I have my masters in social work with an emphasis in mental health. The mind is such a complex organ. I’m not making any excuses for what she did. There is definitely pathology there.
Very interesting theory , makes sense .
@@SCOTTONTAPE Thanks. From what i read, evidence about Richard Mallory wasn’t allowed in her trial. Makes you wonder what the possibilities could be with that case.
I'm a former social worker She could've had PTSD & the men she killed symbolized the men who hurt her in her life. Of course no excuses for what she did. Her family background molded her to who she became
@@odalisgonzalez6875 Absolutely agree
She left evidence at every crime corroborating her stories. Unfortunately the police knew but they wanted more funding, book deal n movie. They needed thee perfect death penalty candidate to keep the death penalty alive in the state of Florida. Not excusing anything she did I'm more focused on the police that allowed her to continue for so long. Why weren't charges brought up on her. Also once she was deemed mentally ill why was she still a candidate for death instead of life sentence? This whole story is foul.
A network needs to pick you up . Your work is raw and to the point . Your outlook is a breath of fresh air from all of the Hollywood BS
Thank you so much !
Exactly …. Tyra looked nothing like the cute actress that played her in Monster !!!! Hollywood … yeah !
No! Please don’t change anything. Screw the networks. You don’t need em. Keep up the great work.
She obviously didn't get help for the horrendous childhood trauma she went through which escalated into her adulthood.
While I don't condone the terrible crimes she committed. More to be pitied than dispised.
Interesting video, thank you.
A lot of people have had bad, traumatic childhoods but not all of us turn into man hating killers.
There was very little help for abuse of children in the country when Aileen was young. Homeless at 14 in Michigan?
Everyone failed her.
All I can say apart from this being a very intriguing story Charlize Theoron EMBODIED the role of this serial killer.
Yess facial expressions, mannerisms!!! 💯💯She rocked that role!
Is it on Netflix?
@@ramon_thewrestlingfan91712 I’m not sure I believe I rented it on DVD years ago but it’s call Monster I believe
@@heathermanning5368 Thank you. I'll check it out
@@heathermanning5368 I just found it on Netflix definitely watching it tomorrow. Thank you again
Bless her victims and bless her. She was given a raw deal at life. No excuse to murder anyone. I felt bad for her victims and I feel bad for her
You knocked it out of the park again. Nice job . Enjoyed this one. I feel she was turned into a monster by the way she was abused and treated as a child. The horrors she went they as a child is so sad. Still so wrong what she did . But you can’t help but feel kinda sorry for how she was raised and treated as a child
Nonsense. People are trying everything to defend her (abused childhood, the men did it, etc), when the answer is simple and obvious. Wuornos was an aging prostitute, angry that men wouldn't give her as much money anymore, turning that anger into robbing and killing to get what she wanted. She wasn't the first to kill for greed and won't be the last.
She is a fascinating case study. I've done hours of research on her. Being a former Forensic Pathologist and medical examiner, I'm always analyzing cases. They are disturbing, but we can learn so much from them. God bless her victims. May they have eternal peace and rest 🙏🕊️❤️ You did a great job, as always! Thanks, Scott! 😊
Does mysogany breed misandry?
So this video is about you huh?
@@hulkhoganstights6596 😆😆😆
What's your thoughts? Schizophrenic?
@@shonacole2124 , perhaps a bit but she has a bad back story and was aware of her actions at every murder. Personally, I saw her more as an attention getter. When you are deprived of love, you will go to some harrowing means to receive the love you have been missing. She chose the wrong way to get that love. She wanted attention and acceptance. She sure got it! Have a blessed day!! 😊
I just can't help but wonder if she had a totally different upbringing, would she have been a murderer? Such a sad and complicated case for sure!
She went through hell her entire life…everyone had a limit to what they can handle…the way she dealt with hers was revenge murdering. Anyone growing up like how she did would end up “wrong” to say the least.
People are brought up in situations worse than she went through but they don’t end up murdering people. Quit making excuses for a murderer :)
@@07foxmulder Agree. Same holds true for people that grow up in the perfect environment and still go on to murder or other crimes. No excuse..
I wonder if she would have killed if she hadn't gone through some of the stuff she went through. Being molested changes people. She took it out on men which were the ones she was molested by. Not the exact ones but I mean she seems to of hated men. I think something might of happened at first and then she realized she could take their money and items. I don't know if she would of been any different.
@@rse4379 Exactly. I find it so strange that so many defend Wuornos because she’s a woman. They’ll reach for any excuse possible to make her into a victim. I mean, Richard Ramirez suffered brain injuries as a child, coupled with the fact that he had a messed up cousin who enjoyed showing him pictures of dead Vietnamese women who were raped and dismembered. I wonder if these same people are ready to come to the defence of Ramirez…..
I saw an interview not too long ago with the man who was undercover in the bar and I looked him up to see if maybe there were more interviews of him sharing his stories from his career and found out he passed away in August, 70 years old 💐
I have a handwritten deposition by her. It’s like 3 pages. She had extremely good handwriting. Great vid.
She was very talented at ink art as well. Nick Bloomfield has a couple of great docs on her free on YT. One is called “AW: The Selling of a Serial Killer” and I forget the name of the other one, but if you find the 1st one the other will pop up too.
I always watch the entire video when you do true crime. I appreciate you covering these cases.
I remember watching that documentary by Nick Broomfield way back when when it was on VCR. It's amazing and eerie to see the locations where I've heard her tell her story about those locations... you've done it again..🥇
U can find the video here on UA-cam
Great video Scott! Very professional for such a difficult case.
I’ve watched loads of videos and interviews with her and some others UA-cam videos and am still fascinated by them all. I wished she could’ve seen the movie and know that we all know her story. Truly a tragic life she lead, help was never offered to her as her entire family were offenders themselves and was never shown love, she’s definitely a product of a crap family.
Thank you for this Scott. I study serial killers, and I believe Aileen is a psychopathic thrill killer. Her rage against her male victims is projected by the damage her grandfather did to her, the abandonment of her mother and father. She lived a brutal life which nurtured the serial killer we saw. The opening of your video showed a portion of her last interview, a truly chilling and disturbing testament to Aileen.
Nonsense. People are trying everything to defend her (abused childhood, the men did it, etc), when the answer is simple and obvious. Wuornos was an aging prostitute, angry that men wouldn't give her as much money anymore, turning that anger into robbing and killing to get what she wanted. She wasn't the first to kill for greed and won't be the last.
God bless her victims and her. I always felt sorry for her, her circumstances, her choices and seemingly total absence of love throughout most of her life.
Her ACE Adverse Childhood Experiences scores were off the charts. Everything happened to that poor child. I am a child welfare case manager in Tampa. Human trafficking of children makes me so angry. age 11 - it is happening. Absolutely the men were victims too and she paid. Also major mental illness is sometimes genetic. She definitely suffered complex trauma as a child. I love your videos I'm on a roll here. You bring it to life as it should be presented.
I live about 90 minutes from that bar, but I had no idea that it existed. You always provide interesting, thorough, thoughtful videos. The best thing is that you’re cool and nice, so ppl let you film everywhere. They wouldn’t let just anyone in all these places, you know. You come across as a smart but easygoing, classy dude. Thank you!
Awesome video Scott. I always found this case interesting and have read up on it over time, glad its getting some attention
You smell like cinnamon butter
I appreciate the research, hard work and passion you put in this video. Always respectful and no sensationalism. I really enjoy your videos.
I love these true crime cases . She is an interesting case . You rarely see a woman serial killer , if at all . Makes you wonder what really goes on in a person's head to do something like this . Well done Scott. Well done .
Actually, look up women serial killers worldwide. There have been hundreds, and likely many more undetected exactly because they were women.
There's actually a decent amount of female serial killers.
ua-cam.com/video/CZVwBGbeHGE/v-deo.html Here's a good short video list about some of them.
I think she was just a evil person who killed 7 men there a plenty of women who get abuse at young age but they don't go on and kill anyone but that's my opinion
And also if I have got it right there was a film about it and she used a woman who loved her
Great job once again Scott….it’s just very sad all the way around! This one leaves me speechless!💔
My heart goes out to Aileen man and wish she had a better life and still with us . It's a sad situation she was in . I wonder how many other people was in this type of situation beside Aileen and didn't get there story told .
Aileen was always an interesting case study. I know millions are abused, some even worse than she was, and they turn out to be wonderful, productive citizens. Others, while not turning into killers, never have the life they should have. I always felt, that yes, the first case was self defense....but after that.... no. I think she snapped, and it just became an excuse. I have just read the edges and middle of this case, this video has encouraged me to do a deep dive. One thing, Scott, you are always so respectful to the victims, AND to the perpetrator....and that is hard to do. Thank you for this, I love learning. I have said this so many times, but both you and Adam the Woo would make EXCELLENT History teachers at either the high school or college level!
Awesome video today Scott.Yeah, she was a interesting person.I saw the movie years ago and it was a good movie about her life.Ater seeing what she went thru, makes you realize how sad her life really was.
I remember when the crimes were going on and her eventual capture. I’ve always been interested in true crime but her case didn’t strike me until I watched the Charlize Theron movie, Monster. Charlize did such a good job!
Pauze the video at 17:57 and on the wall to the left of "daddy" you can see "Aileen Lee Wournos" and under her name it says "I was raped" . Fascinating and very tragic story. Thank you Scott.
You're right this is one strange story. On one hand the child abuse and neglect are heartbreaking and on the other hand the murders are heartbreaking for the victims and family. You did your homework as usual there was a lot I did not know. My God she was born 6 days after me! I'm looking up her horoscope! Isn't there always a dive bar around?
I have watched this Video-once already! Just amazes me why she just did not work and try to better herself.I don’t understand this kind of thinking that she had going on. Wonderful video as always thank you Scott
Thank you Scott for all your videos much appreciated
Hi Scott. Not heard from you in a while my friend. Just watched the vid. Absolutely superb Scott. Professional coverage. So entertaining and thanks again for super entertainment. I have followed documentaries on Aileen woornos and really felt for her so much. She suffered a terrible childhood but it is not an excuse for the crimes she committed, nevertheless, she needed help and it is help she needed, not death. She was not evil but dangerousily angry and full of rage. She needed to be sectioned and helped. The justice system is in dire need of correction. I absolutely agree with everything you mentioned in this report about her. She was a very angry and enraged person. She was equally a victim. God bless her. And the victims families who suffered throughout. This was and still is a sadness to all involved. Thankyou Scott. Best regards and hugs to you buddy.
Thank u for covering this. Ive always been fascinated with her case.
Ive watched Monster and documentaries on her but i love ur video cos as u say ur covering where things happened more than other videos x
Great job SCOTT..Been watching a few years now your channel is number 1 as far as I'm concerned when is comes to this kinda stuff on UA-cam
It is a sad shame Eileen didn't get the help she so badly needed in her childhood,This was a great video Scott! Peace Out! ✌
Hi Scott, amazing video. I really enjoy your videos you go and see exactly the same things I would want to see but will never get the chance being in the UK so thank you.
You’re very welcome Joan thank you
Omg, I am SOOOO LOVING your true crime videos lately!!! You do GREAT coverage!!!!! PLEASE keep em coming!!! ✌️✌️✌️
You did an OUTSTANDING job on this video Scott. Nice job man.
Ive watched professional documentaries about this whole bit on her. Many. But I gotta say Scott yours was better! I really enjoyed this one man! I guess because you're just real people Scott. Great job!!!
One film I must see. Thanks Scott ✌️
Trying to catch up on your old videos 🙂
I’ve been following since you had like 2 thousand subscribers.. I’m so happy to see one of my favourite channels grow so much 😁
I remember you of course thank you Ashleigh!
I love the videos you do! I watch everyone of them. Your definatly the best at what you do. Thank you for what you do!
Maybe her childhood made her a psychopath. With a mind like that, she could've honestly believed it was self defense. Any action, even a look, could be perceived as a threat
You are so professional in this one ...I studied her at great length in psychology class and you did very well here
Excellent video Scott, thank you.
Aileen Wuornos actually slept on an old car seat that was in the back of the Last Resort. When she and Tyria Moore got kicked out the motel,Tyria went back to Pennsylvania and Eileen stayed around Port Orange and the owner of the Last Resort let her sleep out back for a while before she was arrested. My late uncle Kenny was friends with the owner of the bar (Al)and remembers Eileen sitting at the bar. One thing he mentioned to me that she would always play Randy Travis song Diggin’up Bones on the jukebox,it was constantly the only song she played over and over. Thinking about the meaning and the words of the song I’m sure she was haunted by her crimes.
Wow, this video is so interesting. I wish I was there!
Another great video, Scott.
She truly 'died' in her childhood...
I can't imagine being betrayed by everyone you loved (love).... or the real betrayal is not being loved by those who should have loved you and cared about you the most.
The victims didn't deserve to die the way they did...especially if it's true that she indeed was not raped and it was robbery only as motivation.
I like that you go straight to the point Scott. Really cool video. I think AL has a binder of all her case stuff and other things of hers. I think I saw it in another video I watched of him showing it. That bar looks like a very cool place it visit!
Amazing coverage Scott! Much love from out west in British Columbia! 🔥🔥🔥🚀🚀🚀🚀
I enjoy the longer videos it helps give more details and a better understanding to what your taking about hopefully it continues
Excellent vlog Scott!
I can only imagine what a 'thrown away' child would have to resort to in order to survive, physically and mentally. No 10-11 year old should be homeless and doing tricks for food/shelter/clothing, let alone bribing kids to be her friend. A history of SA, if she (a pathological liar - another coping mechanism) is to be believed, triggered some deep seated trauma OR SA was a convenient cover story. Maybe she got off from the acts of unaliving men.
NOT victim blaming, but were the men she unalived living the same type of life as her - hand to mouth? I never heard if they were 'Johns' looking for a hot date late at night in a bar or truck stop. Were the men random victims? Did any man ever come forward and claim he escaped her attempt to rob and k*ll him? Did police even want that possible insight put on the record...
NO one deserves to be unalived except for those who commit horrendous crimes. The lives she destroyed is her legacy.
Sorry Scott I become very outspoken when something hits my nerves or something breaks my heart ur the greatest keep up the great job
Great video Scott. I watched Monster it was some a shocking story and very gruesome for everything that went on in the movie for sure. You put together a great video as always. Stay safe out there
Great job on this video. Love watching you. Peace out
Thank you Shenan!
Another great video, I always look forward to your videos, keep up the good work Scott, Love from bonnie Scotland.
Thank you Cara!
@@SCOTTONTAPE You made my day with a reply :)
Scott, I truly enjoy your videos. Been a subscriber for awhile now. I do find your crime videos extremely interesting. You show the scenes as well as give details of the persons life. When I'm able I want to contribute something to you. Thanks again Scott for your videos..you are the best at it.
We appreciate you brother…this is what we need, love your content. Keep going!!
Great video thanks Scott
One of my best friends lived in Port Orange during that time and I spent a lot of time there during those years. I graduated in 1990 and it's crazy to think that was happening then.
Great video, Scott. Earl and I never knew the whole story about her, now we need to watch Monster. You did a great job covering everything.👍
Al the owner and the other boys all seemed like really nice, cool guys. Loved the Niagra falls comment as you were leaving too 👍
Woweee what a story!!!! I pray she finds what she is looking for.
Great job on this, as always! It was hard to see the notes you made on screen. Is it possible to make them bigger in the future?
Amazing job Scott. I totally get what you’re saying about the locations themselves.
Like all your videos Scott. I'm from London England by the way. Keep up the good work. R.I.P to the 7 guys who lost their lives.
GREAT AS ALWAYS SCOTT 👌
Hi Scott, Another great one.....so glad I subbed. Greetings from Yonge/Isabella.
Hey what’s up! I spent quite a few drunken nights on Isabella back in the day!
@@SCOTTONTAPE Yeah, I remember from when I commented on your John Candy childhood home on Woodville and we used to live on Torrens (1 street south and I had no idea JC had lived on Woodville). Same old/same old up here - don’t know if you knew House of Lords closed a little while back. And if u remember the tennis court adjacent to 33 Isabella? Being ripped out to build Condos, other than that pretty much the same. Good to see you doing well in Florida. Can’t get me enough of those palm trees! Keep up the great work (and try and squeeze in a Pina Colada for me, not the same having them up here) 😀😀😀
Sad, so very sad. All I can say is she had a raw deal in life. May the victims rest in peace. Thank you Scott, you did a fantastic job.
Was recommended to this channel from watching “Lamont at Large”, didn’t think I would run across someone as good if not better but man, I think I have a new favorite! Keep up the Great work, you have a new dedicated subscriber!!!
Thank you Christina, glad you were recommended and happy to have you here! Lamont is awesome at what he does and so happy for his success!
I watched this last night after seeing it when it first came out. I already watched this video, but I came back to it again after watching the movie.
Great video Scott! I believe that was Wesley I saw there. Not sure if you ever saw my Monster filming location video but i think you will see all the guys you talked to in mine.
Hiya hope ya ok watching from the UK 🇬🇧 just love ya channel thankyou for doing them xxx
Love you work man been a fan from day one thank you for uploading all this quality keep it up 👍 unbelievable content
Thank you Sam!
Nicely done sweetie, peace...
Thank you my sweet Stacy!
Bro are you nuts?!?! This is exactly why I sub'ed. You're actually going to the places. I'm in morbid heaven.
Very cool video. You definitely do great work getting to these locations is dedication. Thank You Scott!
I appreciate your "view " on things. Absolutely gives you the feel of the area. ✌️
Thank you so much
I like the visional too Scott of where the true crime scene locations happened at instead of seeing 3 seconds of it when it's on the news
Well now, this video is surely a surprise. Back in April of 1991, I walked the very path you’re walking, accompanying a famed feminist psychologist in a fact-finding trip just after Aileen’s arrest a few months earlier. Back then there were no shrines, but there was a ceiling (acoustic tiles?) covered with undergarments, maybe some bills too. Right outside that back door was a bench seat (from a van?) where she’d been sleeping at some point.
We traveled to Ocala, met Arlene Pralle at her horse farm with wolf hybrids and the first of many phone calls was received there. We stayed in the area for many days, getting arrest records, getting background info, meeting some of the key players in law enforcement and in her defense team.
I assisted for over a year, sometimes traveling to New York to continue to collect various media and legal info, and ultimately we went to the Broward facility where she was being held and met with her in person, in a very small room where she was behind bars and we were in the other side but behind a closed door with a guard outside. (The facility is abandoned, maybe even demolished but there are photos online in the abandoned state with her room noted).
I basically lived and breathed this case for over a year, transcribing hours and hours of phone calls. In a bit of an ironic coincidence, Aileen and I lived only miles apart in our young years. It was always present with me, the “what if” factor - what if I’d had x, y, or z occur; what if she’d had my life ? Her story is tragic on so many levels….
I haven’t yet had a chance to read Phyllis Chesler’s book, Requiem for a Serial Killer, recently out, but I know the work put into it and the care Phyllis takes with every project. There was so much of Aileen’s story left out of her court case, including significant details about the men she ultimately killed. One very interesting detail we discovered in broader research was the increase in violence toward prostitutes at that time and the advice she got from a law enforcement officer she knew to “protect herself.” And that she did….
I’ll let Phyllis be the qualified expert who understands trauma, ptsd, mental, physical, and emotional abuse to draw connections in her interactions with the men she killed (7 among unknown numbers in the course of a year) but I will say that her overwhelmed public defender (the Gainesville serial murderer landed in her lap at the same time - a whole lot for one small area to prepare) did not present some very significant info. And if you’ve read much about this as you’ve indicated, you know there were questionable moves by law enforcement from the beginning as they had dollar signs in their eyes from promises by producers and more.
Any way, I’ve followed you for a very long time now and gotta say, never saw this one coming! Brings back tons of memories. 💖
Very interesting case . I have watched a couple documentaries on her . Great job Scott 👏 👍 excellent work
Always great as usual! Thanks friend!
11 years old mind blowing 🇮🇪😑you made this so interesting .what an amazing place.unreal inside.gread video Scott 👏👏
You are the best youtuber thank u sooo much
I grew up in Daytona..my mom still lives there. Her story was huge around town when I grew up there. Thanks 4 another great, informative video. 👍
Check out This is Dan Bell. He stayed in her room and did a killer mini doc. Great job Scott. This is Dimebags video are my faves!
Was watching your Tim Hortons Atlanta video. The sipping sounds...hilarious. Just across the street, The Varsity, is where Nipsey Russell worked as a kid and where many, many civil rights leaders, presidents, you name it, have frequented. That could have been a video in itself. Also, the Georgia Tech Village on the other side of the Interstate was originally "Olympic Village", which housed all of the athletes in the 1996 Olympics. I could see my former dorm in your video. Finally, the reason there is a fence in front of MLK's birthplace is because a crazy woman ran onto the porch about a year and a half ago and doused the home with gasoline. Thankfully, 2 bystanders tackled her before she could ignite. Sitting on King's top step at 6am on a Saturday when nobody is around is a feeling that I can not adequately describe. The MLK Historic District is literally my favorite place in the world. Love the channel. Keep it up.
I will say this, RIP to all the lost souls and those effected. Short and sweet.
I just watched this on grimmlifecollective channel not too long ago, it's nice to see both videos your video and grimmlifecollective's video
I feel her abuse as a child had a lot to do with her crimes. When a father abandons their child, it's bad. A mother who leaves their child is really hard on the child. A mother's love is important, and she didn't have that. Then, a grandfather who's molesting you, plus grandparents who didn't want you. I feel for her. You can see that she was angry over all the injustices done to her. I want to say I sense something demonic in her also. So sad...
Im not commenting on the killer but I find it disturbing the “bar” trying to cash in on this as seen in your video. Just my personal opinion. Rest in peace to the victims.
You may think I’m crazy but she actually had a logical reason to be outraged. Any women who gets raped or sexual assaulted has a justified excuse to be as wreckless as she was. People tend to deal with their unfortunate life ordeals differently. Some people chose to let it go and move on with their lives while others hold on to their animosity and become vengeful like Aileen was. You really can’t blame her.
I know what you're saying and like Scott is saying, there are so many layers to this situation and it is a very sorry and horrible life that she had for sure. I am sure a lot of male mass murderers had a just as brutal childhood and that sucks for sure but we have to have law and order.
Another amazing video Scott, well done my friend. 🙏
I remeber the (2003) movie "Monster" came out it was a big hit , I didnt see it until (2008) years later. I remember the story in (1991) it was crazy with sierial killers in the (1990's) doucumentaries and news back then.
This was a very interesing video. First UA-cam subscription I check when I get home from work is yours, always very interesting. Thanks for this.
Thank you so much !
The look in her eyes petrified me I can see the evil and the black in her eyes Just looking in her eyes makes me shiver and quiver with fear no joke
She's harmless well was
Except towards men or getting something she needed to live
Wow, The was very interesting. Thanks for sharing. You Rock 🙃
I’m from Apopka, fl..just down the road from Port Orange. Our small towns are very nice
I do like the way the guys in the bar referred to you Scott, as a kid & you referred to them as old timers😂
Love you channel man ! Do you have a James Dean video ?
Yup just search ScottonTape James Dean