The Serial Killer Nobody Talks About - Real Life "Candy Man"
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- Опубліковано 29 гру 2024
- Don't take candy from strangers. It's one of the first things parents tell their children, but what's the big deal about getting some free candy? After watching today's insane new video you will seriously understand what they were so worried about. Check out our new video all about a parents worst fear!
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Corll: you wont shoot me
Henley: so anyway i started blastin
Dean: okay I set myself up for that one
Last words from man shot
Yeah. But seriously- even though he sorta helped, in the end he saved tons of lives.
🤣🤣🤣
This video was tense so thank you lol
I was a 3 yr old living in the Heights in 1973, not living alone but with my parents. This was the reason we moved out of the Heights.
I was not even born yet...
Woah I'm glad I wasn't born at that time or during Ted Bundy, the Night stalker and the Toy Box King! My parents where alive during all of those and that's why they where afraid
@@lizdestefano4905 I don’t blame them either
The heights is where rich people live now
Of course it's obvious if u were 3 years old u would live with ur parents, duh!!😅😅😅😅
You left out the pure apathy of the cops. The fact that many parents begged them to find their kids and for cops to flat out ignore them, even telling them "Why are you even here? You know you're kid is just a runaway". Many kids were labeled "runaways" rather than actual "missing" people.
yet when kids runaway from abusive and dangerous households the police will drag them back by their hair.
The cops doing what they do best all the wrong things smh
If they were girls I doubt it would have been like that
Cops are awful in almost every case of a poor kid disappearing especially in the 60s-80s when they just handwaved every disapeance as runaways. Either because of laziness or class/race bias
They're still bad today but there's more scrutiny on them so they actually have to at least act like they're doing their jobs
@@Fgaentertainment still better than that chop mess in Seattle lol
I've binged watched The Infographics for 12 hours now and I'm not ashamed
welcome to the club
Ive been for two days
I usually have one of their videos playing anytime that I am awake usually. I realize I use the word usually twice in the same sentence. LOL
same but with me it's only the serial killer stuff
I’ve started watching in 2019
THIS IS WHY PARENTS TELL YOU NOT TO TAKE CANDY FROM STRANGERS BRO I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST OVERALL DANGER
2 things
1:why are u in caps.
2:he was a not a stranger and well liked
This is also where “white van with free candy” came from I just realized this watching this
@@jojobob9464 2 things
I didn't think anyone would take it that serious
2 it was a joke
Yeah
@@foam0max84 oh sry rhen
I’ve actually never heard about this guy, weird given the brutality of his murders
yes i too …interresting…
Houstonians know about him.
I'm from New Zealand and even I heard of him countless times
@@Prince0fm0rbid lol
@@Prince0fm0rbid congrats my g idc
You've got the perfect voice , tempo and the atmosphere is just right. Hats off to you sir. I'm hooked
can't say that about the old infographics narrator lol
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Whats the name of the current narrator
@@trollrat2828 I actually liked the other guy
How many narrators are there?
Love how it's late night or early morning in this side of the world when they post these horror videos
Its 4 am in russia and i expirience same atmosphere right now
Same (Thailand, here!).
@@true_troll123 it's just about to be 4 am for me where I live in Canada, that's kinda wild you're so far ahead
@@devonfarrar6817 Its 3:00 A.M on the dot for me rn
It's 5:00 pm but when he upload the video it late night..
They never fail to not find a serial killer, but I Ain’t complaining. Great video!
@Wave Gawd do you want killers to go unfound?
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I'm did you forget about the Zodiac Killer
@sum ting wong shh shh let it happen. This is gold
@@mayzdev didn’t the op commenter say “they never fail to not find the killer” in other words they never find the serial killers so I think it’s ok to complain abt that don’t u think?
I believe Henry only killed Coral because he realized that even he wasn’t safe from that monster.
That and Rhonda pushed him to do it.
@@JamaicaZ160R1793010A that's also my late mother's name
Me too
Duh
@@deadschooled 🤡
I was born and raised in the Heights. The Heights is the oldest neighborhood in Houston. Once upon a time it was poor and a large Hispanic community(at least when I was growing up). Now it’s definitely and upper class neighborhood because the property is worth so much. I remember my grandma saying she moved into the neighborhood shortly after all this happened.
I when to school in the Heights it was call Ronald Reagan High School before they change it to Heights High School and when I hear this story back the it got me more interested in the history of the Heights.
Hey when did you grow up there?I'm white and was there the same period as the murders.
Every serial killer is "the most horrific serial killer in the history of America"
Any serial killer can be the most horrific
Facts, but I believe this guy might have had the most gruesome killings. It’s disgusting.
No, Ed gien was the most gruesome
@@imru1ing667 in terms of his “collection” yeah it’s pretty gross , however he actually killed only 2 people himself , I believe. The rest was due to grave robbing
@@ad8d802 thats true. He wasn't the "worst" in terms of murdering but he was definitely vile and sick for what he did to bodies
Being a true crime buff, I can't believe I've never heard of this guy!
Almost no one who follows serial killers knows who Dean Corll is. Do you know about Richard Chase?
Same here 😳
@Florida Man 561 what was it like? were you anxious?
@@mr.apocalypse5143 Actually, I don't think I know Richard Chase either
@Florida Man 561 wow
Imagine if someone looked at infrographics search history
That’s a good video idea
@@rockobama3718 it really is
FBI wants to know their location
@@KTK01 they already know everyone's location and if they don't they'll just ask the NSA...
@@NX-gw7wg it's called making a joke and do you really think they have enough resources to spy on 7 billion people
I like how Hennley did her a favor by convincing her that he was "evil" so she could finally move on from the incident. Good man.
I mean he was evil to be fair
@@Stinky_Steven He gets the "Ehh, you could have been worse I guess" trophy
I wouldn't say good man but I agree that that was probably intentional. Helping her see it as a more black and white "evil" situation probably helped her to get over it.
@@bibbobella very appropriate. "ok emoji"
He was far from good. He lured tons of victims
"Plenty of cash in your pocket can often give a person immunity to scrutiny." I couldn't agree more.
bill gates says hi
I grew up in the Houston Heights area at the time of these murders,actually knew the younger sibs of several victims.The thing that struck me the most back then was the hysterical guilt fueled reactions of parents,teachers and cops after it all came to light.They had dismissed the missing boys as runaways and never looked closer.suddenly we had cops in class rooms,teachers and parents lecturing us about strangers and creeps.They often would take an almost morbid delight in describing what was done to the victims in an effort to frighten us( I guess).In the end all it did was make us(even more)suspicious of strangers.
And cops
But the problem with the stranger danger thing is that it seemed like they knew one or both of them so he's not a stranger. People get attacked by people they know too
That’ll make you 60-70 years old
When I heard of this, I thought it was going to be the story of how the horror movie "Candyman." But after seeing and learning about this crazy murderer, I've learned that he is worse than both Candyman and Jigsaw put together. He's even like the father of Lizzie, the crazy girl from the Walking Dead.
@BeAsTiSgOoD you wanna know about the movie?
@@danteskinner126 yes
Wait was lizzies dad even a bad person? I thought it was just Lizzie, not her dad
No need to try to compare to fictional killers, plenty of horror in the real world... Way too much.
@@scavenger4704 True.
This guy is without a doubt the scariest serial killer ever. He’s like the real life boogeyman
That would be Albert Fish actually!
@@SkyBrigidRain actually it's basically every serial killer that targeted children.
but the boogeyman is real. albert fish is his name
@@SkyBrigidRain I know. PS any killer who targets children are basically the boogeyman.
boogeyman
My husbands cousin was his last victum. THey serched for 2 years for him [ jonny ] until Wayne finally led them to his body in Galveston. such a sad story...... My husbands Aunt was never the same........
What was your husband's full name? Just curious. Sorry for your loss and RIP to him.
@@blazing1887 That is classified information.
I’m sorry about that. I hope your aunt-in-law is doing good.
Cap
@@skylovermc2146 no its not it public knowledge
One of the best things about this channel is NO LONG BORING INTROS! 🎉🎉
They just get straight into the content!
Let’s share some licorice together
Human trafficking is awful. This is vary horrific and at least the girl got to close a dark chapter of her life and try to move forward.
Same with the two men who survived him.
@@b52incoming.48 One died of alcoholism in 2008 while the other is in jail. So yeah, not so much.
@@b52incoming.48 the one in jail died as well.
@@koreaois4652 that's unfortunate but at least they survived such a horror to this world.
@@b52incoming.48 I just want to be clear I was talking about Brooks.
I can't believe I've never heard of this sicko.
90% of serial killer followers never heard of him.
I don't understand how this is worse than most serial killers because almost all of them tortured and then killed teenagers brutally... Yeah this is bad but I don't understand how it's the worst...
Just imagine, the gun didn't have any ammo in it. Corll knew Henly would listen to him so he wouldn't try to shoot. Then, Henly tries to shoot. Nothing. Now that Corll knew he tried blastin' him, they all died...
Haunted stories from the infographics show are the greatest.
True
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This takes “don’t take candy from strangers” to a whole other level
Pretty sure this is where the candy and white van trope comes from
School example of "do not take candies from unknown persons". Incredible is that Hollywood has never exploited this topic.
Imagine calling the police and saying:
“Yo come here I killed a man”
“Ay, broski, I may have murdered a dude. Come on over, we can talk about it over wine.”
(This is a joke. I feel like I have to point that out.)
You should look up "the weepy voiced killer". There's even audio of his calls on UA-cam. Creepy stuff.
Suprisely tho this happens more than you think😑
i love this channel, they are always talking about death, drugs, chaos, and violence...the sad truth about life
this is why my parents used to say not to take candy from strangers. and why the "white van" thing exists
Yeah living in Houston it’s been weird seeing how the Houston heights has changed from super ghetto to very prissy
Wait until the candy man is reincarnated 😉
finally, he's one of the most overlooked serial killers out there
NOT SO FUN FACT - The Houston Police Department Knew That There Were More Bodies Buried in Corll’s Boatshed, But Called Off The Search Anyway.
Oh really?
@@Omegaxtreme yes really.
@@b52incoming.48 I just read about it.
The city called off the search.
I knew Tim Kerley, grew up with his son. Tim was a good man but we never knew at the time when we were kids what happened to him until we were in our 20’s rip big tim, also Tim was always composed like nothing really happened, he just wanted to live his life and raise his family.
When I heard of Candy Man, I didn't exactly know what he did, I kinda just assumed that he had poisoned candy, or like, put blades in candy, since that is usually what my mom warned about like, "don't take candy from strangers, it probably has something in it" and, y'know, there are people who would ACTUALLY do that. So, imagine how SHOCKED I was, after finding out what he ACTUALLY DID
they dont talk about Corrl because of his connection to the trafficking rings that they dont want people to dig into
and the fact his identity privilege beign part of a certain protected group as well, they dont want flack nor criticism becuz one of their own is a monster
I live in the same neighborhood,and I believe his house is still standing its disgusting knowing about what he did. I will never look at my neighborhood the same.
I've heard about this story several times. It's been on multiple TV shows lol so I find it weird most haven't heard of it.
Candy man taking away the candid lives of poor children. Oh god
Sometimes the most horrendous crimes aren't heard until decades after they happen. Then a few days after you watched it you probably forgot about it again. This man was evil.
nah it is that people are selg absorbed and dont want to do anything to prevent this stuff from happening
many leave out the facts that Corrl was connected to trafficing rings involving boys and teenagers to offer them to those that are interested in boys and males
*"The Candyman can cause he mixes it with love." Said by a lunatic named The Candyman!*
That was my first thought too when I heard the name "The Candyman"
Huh???
I lost brain cells trying to make sense of this bs
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Honestly, my first thought with the Candyman was the slasher villain, which was what made me curious.
Interesting take on Corll, im a licensed P.I. in Texas, and have studied him for years, i was unaware of Brooks passing, but Curly was 20 or 21 when that night happened, not 17
When I heard of the Candyman movie coming out I genuinely believed it was a movie about this guy and his serial killings and what not, I was very confused when I found out it indeed was not - growing up in the Houston area I think a lot of kids are told this story since it’s so close to home
Im from Houston and I never heard of this but what really got me was the fact that the kids knowingly let their other friends to get tortured and killed over 200 dollars like wow
*led
Why didn't you just edit the comment?
A TV series about Dean Corll would definitely be a hit! Look at Jeffrey Dhamer.
I have some jolly ranchers for you, do you want some?
Here because of Mindhunter, the actor they choose to portray Henley is exactly like him as a teen but not him as adult, also I like the series but sometimes they dramaticize too much, in his real interview he's way more calm.
“Hey kids, want some candy?”
“Of course it is _spooky month_ “
*spooky dancing*
He’s the urban legend of Never take candy from strangers especially in van with no back windows.
Man he must have a big stomach to eat that many boxes of cereal
What?
Similar looking profile pic
@@1003JustinLaw it's a joke
@@1003JustinLaw when I was like three I asked what a serial killer was and I was told it's a guy who eats all the cereal.
And boy do I wish that is the definition.
I remember this! I was a kid living in Houston at the time.
Of course my Dad made sure I never heard these details.
I remember watching this on the news when I was young (about 13) and living in Austin.. The news in those days couldn't say what things actually happened to the kids but stuff leaked out. It was horrifying.
1900s: Don’t enter strangers cars when they say they have free candy.
Today: Don’t enter strangers cars when they say they have free wifi
Ok Boomer
Actually corll never lured them in with candy. His accomplices would with weed and telling their victims about having parties and inviting them.
Where did u get that one from?
@@DeluxeDuck me. Oh simple from watching documentaries.
Boomer humor
“The 70s were better times.”
Also the 70s:
Every major league serial killer on the loose
So that’s how they came up with “don’t take candy from strangers”. What a documentary
Bro I just searched up what he would do to his victims. It was actually the worst things I've read that someone has done, it's so disgusting.
I was just researching this about 2 hours ago, and this was posted an hour ago!! CREEEEPPYYYY. I saw something about him on Instagram, so I was wondering why an actual motion picture hasn't been made, only a under budget B flick.
Because showing what the horrible things he has done would require a lot of money spent on special effects and it would also probably dissuade a LOT of cinemas from showing it and a lot of people from seeing it, not a lot of folks have the stomach to whatch such a thing.
There’s a movie of it out now
One movie is called in a mad mans world. Its on u tube.
Do you know the account?
Dean Corll is hardly "unheard of" - It's a very well known story.
Maybe not as well known as Bundy, Dahmer, Gacy, Ramirez, Kemper, Lucas, Ridgeway or Rader, but he's still very well known.
He is a main topic in most universities criminal justice and Psychology classes in Texas.
Yeah but there is only one professional documentary on him and no movies on him like the others
Not compared to those other names he isn’t. Even most serial killer followers don’t know who he is.
Not as well known. Not even many videos about him here on UA-cam.
There is a movie about him on UA-cam. Its called in a man's world I believe..maybe worth a watch
I hope they make a Netflix documentary about Dean Corll because people including myself deserve to know everything about him & his heinous & inhumane crimes against young boys.
This looks like the plot of some potentially blockbuster thriller movie. I wonder how nobody turned this into a movie yet? At least to show the heroic side of henry.
Mindhunter season 2 on Netflix talks about it a little to get into a good storyline
There making a movie called candy man
@@Stupidhead17 yeah it's a remake of the original Candyman that came out in the 90s but as nothing to do with this case
They did mention itnin 2015 not sure if it was a movie.
RIGHT?
Now I know why my parents told me to never take candy from strangers
I went on google to see what specific horrible acts he committed against his victims and I should’ve taken your word for it. I am in a state of disgust 🤮
I'm just about searching for it ^^
@@im1random263 the glass rods😳
I have a feeling if Corll had actually been caught and questioned by police and then sent to prison like gacy or dahmer he would probably be more well known
This hits different when u live in Houston Texas while watching this
Netflix needs to make a documentary on this
nah it would be too brutal to be adapted into a show
I already know this gonna be scary
Submitted for your consideration; I think that the reason Dean Corll isn't spoken of is because of his extremely evil behavior. His behavior is so utterly reprehensible and dark that it's truly unthinkable, and actually unspeakable. Dean was likely so distant from humanity that it took a herculean effort to appear normal for even a moment, and his motives and thoughts are likely incomprehensible to anyone with even a little bit of good in them.
no that is not the reason, they speak of others that have done similar crimes, like John Wayne Gacy
they just dont talk about Corrl because of his connection to the trafficking rings that they dont want people to dig into
i did some research on my own, turns out brooks died last year from covid-19. its insane that its still so recent
Imagine being so disturbingly sadistic that not only do you become an urban legend you also get your own horror movie.
The movie isn't based off of him it's a true story about a woman who was killed in Chicago in the mid 80's, and she was killed exactly the way the describe it in the movie with the guys coming through the medicine cabinet...💯
“They Didn’t Come To Your Home, You Came To Their Home”
-Famous Last Words
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God if only Dean actually had good intentions with that candy. I’m sure those children really did get joy out of those candies. It really is sad that he was such a terrible person, he could’ve really made people happy
And now I'm binge watching every video of you guys doing serial killers great videos and I can get all the information in a short time instead of a two hour long documentary on Netflix
I have heard about this guy but not much. I've always wondered why his evil story isn't as well known as all the other monsters. I mean, think about BTK. He's a monster and as evil as it gets but the candy man's crimes are much more heinous. Yet many people have never heard of him.
many leave out the facts that Corrl was connected to trafficing rings involving boys and teenagers to offer them to those that are interested in boys and males
iv been to his final house where he was killed. very eery feeling just standing outside looking at it, knowing what happened there. 2020 lamar drive, pasadena tx.
Love the vids guys!
This was in Pasadena TX not Houston, I grew up 2 blocks away
He was picking up teens in the heights.
he died in pasadena but the murders took place mostly in houston
Pasadena is within the Houston metropolitan area, so I think the mistake can be forgiven a little haha
@@zakthescout That depends on who you ask. Pasadena claims Houston. Houston does not claim Pasadena.
@@sjelliott6660 I live in Houston, I'm well aware of the situation, thats why I said the mistake could be forgiven lol especially if they don't live here
He simply realized that he had the necessary tool for ending the depravity in his hands.
I'm an Houstonian. If he gets out of prison he's a dead man walking. Families are still hurting.
I was watching this story from a girl who did "cookies and crime" she's from TikTok and she told this (and way more stories like this) while decorating cookies.
You guys should talk about the Long Island serial killer. They actually never found him till this day and that’s scary.
Wooo this is what I wanted
As late as 2018, the 29th victim was discovered when a film maker going through Henley's possessions found a polaroid photo of a terrified handcuffed young boy in surroundings matching Corll's home. He has not been identified and is not amongst the known victims. There's a real possibility that Dean may have killed way more than 29 victims. Heck there's even suspicion than Brooks and Henley were not the first accomplices and that Corll may have had other accomplices before them that he then killed. Guess we will never know.
Just imagine after his death he became the actual candyman just like the horror film series but with a different story
This happened down the street from my house, (obviously long before I lived here). It’s weird to think about
The heights have changed now it’s as nice as River Oaks
Wasn't it so easy to catch him at his first such crime? if a boy went missing after attending his party then other boys would have told that he went missing after the party, especially when it became a pattern.
My god, this is so sad. I can't believe this happened..
Hey I love learning about these serial killers I was fascinated about mind hunter and I was curious about the history of the BTK killer
this is one of the worst ways to die, may all the viktem's rest in peace
I have older co workers here in Houston who worked with this guy. They said he would come to work very cheerful and you couldn’t tell that he was a serial killer.
This is where the "get in the van I have free candy" stereotype came from
Yo I'm from Houston and I've never heard about this I talked about this with my parents in my dad vaguely remembers it and like growing up I was always told don't trust people who offer you candy this must be why bro wild
This channel deserves more subs. I love this channel
I live in Houston Texas, and my step father said that he would've almost got killed because of this.
Who is your step dad
So this is where the "Don't take candy offered from strangers" thing came from
I was so happy to see this. I had just done a True Crime Tarot Reading about Dean Corll, The Candy Man! 😱
Can u do 1 for me?
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Pro scammer eh
😞 RIP to the victims.
Why are the serial killer videos always the most entertaining
The heights is now a booming neighborhood many people here don’t even remember or ever knew about dean
This guy and the Green River killer our two cases of serial killers that I never hear of
I hear "Huston Texas" and my eyes just went:👀 I didn't know that happened there I like somewhat near texas
i lived in the hieghts its bad know its ok
@@hjs._.slushy5377 yea I live near Texas and go there quite often I grew up there
I live in the outskirts of Houston I’m 20 mins away
The fact that I’ve walked passed at least 5 serial killers isn’t weird to me. People are animals some are more animalistic than others