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, The reason why he killed his Inlaws was his wife warning to divorce him .and put him on financial trauma .. Removing WOKISM and FEMINIST Laws would be a better way in such cases.
The other big crime here besides the 3 murders, is he was allowed to appeal for 28 years while both the victims and his own family suffered. He got 28 more years of life than his victims did
This is the real problem with our court system in America, this murderer should have not been allowed to live 29 yrs, to face justice. Sad. Prayers for the victims.
@@frida2265 and so were the 3 victims he slaughtered. Dont do the crime if you cant accept whats going to happen to you once you're caught and convicted.
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For decades his family was able to visit him in prison, they were able to laugh and talk to him and in the end they were able to say goodbye. His victims family was not afforded that luxury. You take a life then you pay for it with your own.
Narcissists can’t answer the question “Do you feel sorry for what you did?” They don’t have the capacity for remorse. They only care about themselves. Even when they “love” someone, it’s for their own desire not the other person. Once they’re done with you, you’re discarded and they move on to the next victim.
Patriarchal, Punitive, Puritanical Fairy 🧚♂️ Tale propaganda has caused so much damage 😡 An eye 👁🗨 for an eye 👁🗨, everyone would be blind! Time to throw relijin onto the ashbin of history. Our Founders were all avid students of The Age of Enlightenment, The Age of Reason, & the Secular Rule of Law ⚖. We don't have time to be dragged back to the DARK AGES, when relijin ruled. FFS, it's called The Dark Ages for good reason 😮. Be Kind. It's not that hard.
This is why you don’t wait 30 years to execute these murderers. Everyone thinks this guy’s just a harmless old man. Waiting decades to carry out the sentence is cruel and unusual punishment for all those involved.
Chilling... the way he dances around the question of being sorry. His heart is as cold as ice. After all this time, all the pain he's caused... and he can't bring himself to say sorry.
He’s a complete sociopath and waste of skin. He didn’t even want to answer a simple question about loving his ex wife. He knows what he is, and that he loves NO ONE. He did this interview to play with people. Period.
The man cannot say I’m sorry after 22 years sitting there thinking about it. That’s amazing and that’s a sociopath. Maybe God will have sympathy for his narcissism.
The part when he is saying "I'll be with God so it doesnt matter how I'll be remembered" I laughed. No sir, you will NOT be with God. You'll be somewhere else
I hate the way he was responding to the questions, he couldn't even say he's sorry. He deserves it. What a heartless man. Deepest condolences to the victims family, hope Gordon's heals aswell.
No matter how hard she tried to convince us, I feel zero empathy for that cold blooded killer. I feel bad for his family and friends and those of the victims. Trying to use his military service as an excuse in this case is disgusting. My father was a Vietman vet whose camp was bombed. He pulled his Sargeant out from under a cot and his head was gone. My dad was the kindest man I've ever met. He was haunted, but never raised a hand or voice to his children or his wife.
"No matter how hard she tried to convince us"....well said! I mean, that journalist did everything but spring him from the slammer! So much for being unbiased in reporting.
I was thinking the same thing! She’s trying to get anyone and everyone who will talk to her, to feel bad for him. Like how about think of all his victims and how terrible for THEIR families, instead of feeling sorry for the cold blooded killer with zero remorse. She like walking around Huntsville trying to make all the residents seem bad if they agree with the death penalty, and making it seem like a horrible place because of the prisons. She should go home. She’s doing to much.
It’s soul-breaking to know that his own son’s last cry out was “Daddy don’t leave me!”… The level of pain this guy has inflicted on both families is hellish.
It makes my eyes water that there are really forgiving people that would still forgive him.I dunno where they find this forgiveness but I admire them although I don’t have the same view.
@@carolynking1625Prison won't change a bad person. It just won't. There are good people who make bad decisions, and then there are bad people who are just showing who they are. A truly bad person cannot and will not change.
He was loving his last moments of control. He's dismissing the murders, he's dismissing the survivors, he's rewriting history. This is typical sociopath behavior.
To be a Christian is to operate in Mercy, Compassion, and Love. Yes, we need to segregate sociologically volatile folk, but always in a transcendent context of Christ-Love.
The best friend said “people treat their dogs better than that” speaking of the cell size. Well duh. Dogs are man’s best friend. They are good. Billie is so far lower on the totem pole than a dog. He deserved far far less than dogs. He’s gone 28 years without worrying about a job or bills or many stressses of life. He hasn’t had to wonder where the next meal will come from or if he will lose his home. He’s gotten better than many people who are free in a lot of ways
@@oeheaven No, it merely evens the score. AND it saves the taxpayers millions (though not when they languish on Death Row like this useless waste of meat).
@@oeheaven i dont think its revenge. Death penalty is done by the law not the victim. I think its more of a justice. Since death penalty is a punishment for their crimes.
@Espen Carlsen you realize death row really isn't bad as a matter of fact most prisoners prefer it you get a TV an your own cell bigger how's that a "punishment"
@@justinmopavich3408 shut your lying mouth.... I worked maintenance for death row in Texas and they live in kennels, like dog kennels. No TV, no tablets, etc etc..... idk where the DR who talk about is located but, here, its taken seriously and it's a punishment. As it's meant to be.
It takes so long because most people have a conscience. Most people intuitively know the death penalty is morally wrong. They use the lengthy appeals process to try and justify the killing of a human being. Most people in most countries understand the death penalty is an ineffective crime deterrent and an abomination to humanity.
3 people murdered in one family. 3 people murdered. That is important to me, justice is important to me. An eye for an eye, tooth for tooth and a life for a life. If Billie Wayne Coble had not taken those lives, he would not be subjecting his son and family through this awful pain and tragedy. That one man changed so many lives and not for the better. He, Billy Wayne Coble put his family and those hating to see him put to death through this trauma. His actions changed the lives of many, many people.
What justice is there in taking another life if taking lives is wrong? I don't see it. I feel sorry for everyone who gets killed regardless of the reason. I do not feel a lot of empathy for someone who did what he does. But I do feel people are strange. I have encountered many people in favour of deathsentences for killing three people, but also strongly supporting countries that have killed 40000 innocent people or more. And they show no empathy for these people. What do we make of that?
I felt huge compassion for Gordon and his family. In a way, Coble not only killed 3 innocent people relentlessly that day in 1989, he also killed the soul of his own son's family.
Having someone on death row for that long just elongated it for everyone. If he's sentenced to death why drag it out that long? Realistically speaking, if his dad died 25 years ago he wouldn't still be dealing w the raw emotions like an open wound for 30 years. And the grandson wouldn't have a longing like he does
@geoffletkemann653 that's my point. His grandson would never grown to even know his gpa and then live 17 years w him behind bars and die. He would've been deleted from all of that
I think sometimes it’s out of fear or the job , you gotta play fair to get the correct information or half correct, he definitely needs to be gone in 1989 actually
What people do not understand is that psychopaths simply seem to miss what most of us have. And they did not bring that upon themselves. So to me, how can I blame them for being themselves? I find it horrible, what they did. Sure. But sometimes it is like blaming a person not to write with a righthand when that person was born without a righthand. or: you ciuld have saved someone if you had a right hand. You were born without one and so you could not prevent someone from falling off a cliff. Suppose something like that happens. Is that person responsible? Now that is obvious, but when it is not so obvious since it is in ones brain we do not understand. So I can't blame him for being who he was, I don't think people make themselves so in a sense he is the fourth victim of his own psychopathy. In my life I have seen friends and close ones struggleing with schizophrenia, borderlinepersonality disorder etc. Their behaviour too is mindboggling. I have seen them trying all sorts of medications, therapies and admire them so much since it is such hard hard work and everytime it is in vain. Can we blame them they behave absurdly, say they have voices in their heads, say that the Russian government is spying on them via microphones in the wall like my Brother in law apparantly once claimed). Or someone being so incredibly cold and devoid of empathy in her borderlien frenzy. Someone that usually is so pure, so kind and so so so remorseful when she had such a bout and said hurtfull things to innocent people??? So we are all sane we think etc. But I can't point a finger to these murderers because I think they are very much like my Brother in Law....thye just cannot help themselves with in this case grave grave consequences.
It disgusting how they are making him look like the victim…. He killed 3 people that didn’t deserve to die. If it was possible they should take his live away 3 time also
That's the Marxist Communist Way...wickednes has infiltrated our governments. These reptiles care nothing for the victim or the perpetrators..though they naturally have more in common with the latter.
By enacting violence upon him you only serve to teach that his initial actions were justifiable. Which then teaches other people that such actions are okay.
Pienso que después de tantos años presos es la cadena perpetua que les tienen que dejar hasta el fin de sus vidas en prisión. El es peligroso porque hizo lo que hizo por eso vida en prisión.
@DonHeber-eq8sb because our legal system has a slim chance of letting monsters go somehow. If things were more strict when it came to death penalties I feel like criminals would stop committing crimes like these.
Some are suggesting that the reporter is mourning death row inmates, that's completely untrue. The reporter is showing empathy in exchange for information so that the reasons he did what he did doesn't go to the grave with him. I think the reporter is brilliant in how she continues to push for answers
My heart just breaks for his son. The selfish monster never gave a thought to what his actions would do to his son. He keeps saying "what happened " not what I did. Still not accepting responsibility for his actions.
He has still lived a long life. The sentence should have been carried out long ago. This doesn’t seem like a punishment. He has lived longer than most people and he’s not sorry.
Because there are cases not only in America but Texas that men have been found guilty under DNA and by witness to find out they were innocent and have already been executed who going to pay for those men that got murdered the governor? The jury that found them guilty ? The proscuter that procuted the case ? Were is the justice for them for every 8 prisoners executed 1 has been exonerated
I understand that's his dad. But what he did was horrific and he's unapologetic about it. Oh he's caged like an animal, he only gets human touch when handcuffed. He did this. It's bordering enabling the way they speak about his "mistreatment" like he didn't do something terrible and has no remorse. They're more sad for him then they are his innocent victims.
I'm not a proponent of the death penalty, but you won't hear me say they don't deserve it, or feel sorry for the way they live in prison. They earned that.
I would make an execution Limit that u cant get executed over 65 the best would be like in germany executed directly after or a few months after the sentence.
What the crime is is you being ignorant and still paying taxes because you're a US citizen which does not mean an american, a US citizen is a federal Corporation and you can look up what I'm telling you on Black's Law or any law firm website
@@wolfbue7912 Klar, im juristischem Sinne ist es kein Verbrechen, so ein Monster auf Kosten seiner Opfer, der Bürger, Jahrzehnte durchzufüttern. Aber moralisch ist es echt schlimm und verwerflich. Selbst ein schneller Tod ist eigentlich nicht angemessen und es sollten heftige seelische und körperliche Qualen vor der Todesstrafe auf solche Monster warten. Aber mir ist auch bewusst, dass es viele kalte gefühlsmäßig verkümmerte Menschen gibt, die eher mit den Tätern als mit den Opfern und deren Angehörigen mitfühlen.
He was scared look at body language . He was appearing to be weak and fragile but when she asked him for an apology. He wasn’t sorry for his actions but didn’t want to come off as not sorry either . A real sociopath isn’t sorry and let’s you know it.
Seeing his family cry, and his acceptance of his death, you almost begin to feel bad for the old man, but that feeling quickly diminishes as you remember that ha killed 3 people, and tried to kidnap another.
I can understand why the reporter seems to show compassion for the executed. She's from the UK where capital punishment has been abolished, where people might be more used to the idea that capital punishment is unethical.
True compassion means you are very very sorry . His idea of sorry is to say I regret what happened but I regret shooting my first person in war . He doesn't take ownership . If he had God in his heart trust me he would have way more compassion . I see zero empathy . Cold blooded human right there .
Exactly …. They went on and on about his son and grandsons??? He didn’t even have a chance to have grandkids . That little boy lost both father figures !!!
Right. He got free room and board for years and the tax payers payed his bills. His victims got no life. The last thing I wanna hear from anyone is he wasn't treated right in prison. If his free room and board wasn't up to his standards he has no one to blame but himself. He chose it.
Whether he killed somebody 50 years or not, he’s genuinely the same person he always was. He didn’t care about killing him then and he doesn’t care that he killed him now and narcissist is always a narcissist. Sociopath is always a sociopath. Don’t all of a sudden remorse because they’ve been sitting on death row 29 years
Not talking about the details & not answering open questions, is the last piece of power he has over the victims. When he said that it doesn't matter to him anymore, he smiled.
He was also very roundabout when asked if he actually loved his wife. His response was something along the lines of “a person can have affection for a flower.”
a genuine sorry by the killer would not have made any difference and the killer was quite cognizant of that. I, therefore, do not understand why we all expected a sorry from him.
He meant himself, not his dad. And it's true. No child should have to go through this situation, watching a parent put to death. His father shouldn't have murdered three innocent people, then he worldview have to go through this. I feel sorry for Gordon.
May God comfort them and may they become honorable and respected men in society, I understand their pain and revolt. And we have to forgive them... They now need to be comforted to move forward and seek new paths. Therefore, as a traditional evangelical Christian of the Brazilian Baptist Churches, I do not wish them any harm, much less those on death row around the world. I pray for them every day of my life, and that they convert to the Lord Jesus Christ. And who knows, those who are sentenced to death will not be able to get a pardon!...
@@vonaninure6194 Mas não justifica a vingança!... Se Eu olhar para isso, a culpada disso tudo sim é a Karen que deveria ter visto os sinais psíquicos de Billy e teria que juntar as famílias e amigas para tentar ajudá-lo a sair de fantasmas do passado e práticas negativas da Guerra do Vietnã. E o quê ela fez, nada.... E o resultado está aí. Não foi justiça e sim um assassinato, também ao Billy.
He is satisfied that he will give the victims' family no peace or apology. It makes him happy that he is able to withhold this small gesture from them. He is proud of his cleverness.
I'm sure this killer was thinking wat would he be apologizing for if they accepting the death penalty on him and his family isn't getting the apology not only that he been caged up too long he wanted an end to that misery. Not to mention this cost tax payers dollar more that he got executed then they would pay for throwing him in the cage
People seriously reading way too deep into it he was very clear in saying if he apologized in that moment he would be saying it to a random reporter and her cameras. It's really not complicated to gather that if he was going to say it he wanted to say it to the victims and their families not to a camera.
That’s exactly what it is I don’t see how people can’t see that it’s a small micro aggression even until his death he knows that’s what the people want and the victim want,so I’m not gonna give it to them.
She tried, but he wouldn't even have the decency to express any kind of sorrow or apology to the victims family....that says everything about this man.
Apologizing at the last moment is by hypocrites. At least he saved us that. Then, apologize to those who have become like him? I saw the victim's son become executioner.
It’s bizarre that British tv presents a typically soft approach towards the murderer and his family. The people he murdered and their loved ones have waited far too long for justice. Billy has no remorse. Shame on anyone who believes there’s a gray area to this situation. An unrepentant murderer is lucky to have lived longer than the people he killed.
I never felt sorry for the old man...but..for his son ,and his wife and their son my heart broke. I hope they found their peace and the strength to move on.
Absolutely no reason for anyone to be on death row for 30 years or for it to cost millions of dollars. It should not be dragged out for years or cost that much nor should it take 30 minutes to die. The entire process needs some extreme streamlining.
For a guy like this where it’s such a cut and dry case, yes, but the issue is with cases that aren’t as cut and dry, many innocent people have been convicted of murders.
Remember this kids when your parents let you do anything you want growing up. There are consequences to be paid for your actions as with this story. You may whine your way out of it temporarily, like 28 years, but, not for long. The arm of the law is VERY LONG!
I fully support the death penalty. Those that have been honest about their crimes, have admitted that they deserve death. You forfeited your right to be a citizen. States should not be required to feed and house you, for the duration of your life. This is not about revenge. It is about the punishment fitting the crime. We must have a strong deterrent, against the taking of an innocent life. If I had my way, they would bring back public hanging, in order to put fear, in would be criminals. A weak justice system, is a danger to all.
27:07 "People treat their dogs better than that. Could you imagine living in an 8 by 10 cage the rest of your life?" No, I can't, because I cannot imagine hunting down and killing three of my family members. Dogs get treated better than him because dogs *deserve* better than him.
I'm sure if her family or children was brutally killed she would have a more compassion for the victims. This man has no remorse for killing 3 innocent people. Is death will be much easier that he gave his victims.
@@gioiaferrante One of the brothers who murdered my cousin has been on death row in Florida for 30 years!! (The other brother got life without parole. for testing fying against his brother)
Why make the families suffer for so long when he has already been convicted and the crime beyond a shadow of a doubt? 90 days to find out if any errors were made, then get on with it.
I wish this piece had focused on the family of the victims as much as on the family of the murderer. Yes, Billy was loved by his family and friends and the emotional effect of this execution on them should be acknowledged. He also senselessly took the lives of 3 innocent people and both families are paying the price for that, but the victims' family paid the greater price. The victim's did nothing to deserve their deaths.
"For decades his family was able to visit him in prison, they were able to laugh and talk to him and in the end they were able to say goodbye. His victims family was not afforded that luxury. You take a life then you pay for it with your own"--Robert
Yes this is why his son reacted as he did. It was a kind of routine for them to go to visit grandad in prison and to laugh and share the stories. Now it's over and the evil is gone. I feel sorry for his son but I have no feelings for the murderer.
On the flip side I think there's alot of narcissism in throwing it all in people's faces every chance you get and never letting them live anything down too. Not even in reference to this guy specifically but speaking generally on the topic. People always have an excuse to throw around the word narcissist it can never just be that they don't think they did do anything wrong at all. (Again, very much not talking about or defending this guy) I guess you would just happily take full responsibility when you know you didnt do something wrong right? (Again for like the 3rd time speaking generally on throwing around the word narcissism cause you seem like someone that does)
He destroyed both families, his and his wife’s. He knew what he was doing and knew the consequences. I feel sorry for the families, not for him. He deserves everything he got.
His son, another man and daughter in law freaked out so bad during the execution that they had to be forcibly removed and his son and the other man was arrested for their behavior!
I'm a bit concerned. Raising your children to think it is wrong to end the life of someone who hurt your grandmother, killed her parents, orphaned their cousins.
I felt bad for the son and grandsons because they didn't commit the crime. On the other hand I also feel bad for the victim's family because they had such a horrific loss with him killing those members of the family. He didn't seem to have any remorse killing those people and only regretted what he suffered because of his crime. Wow...he did not care about the pain he caused for the victims' families. Mind blowing! Think all he cared about was that he wouldn't be able to interact with his son and grandsons. He didn't give it thought how he took away the victims' family from interacting with each other. No, it was only about him.
To this very day the man has no remorse for what he did and you can see he still holds anger toward the woman who wanted to divorce him. In my eyes if you take a life or more, your life should be taken too. They were to easy on him.
Is it life to live years in the death row in harsh conditions though? I'd rather take fast death without knowing what happened than 28 torturing years in a death row and waiting for my death.
There is no one to blame here except Billie. The tremendous anguish felt by all the people involved was brought on by Billie. The aftermath is horrific. One single person did this, and permanently forced a negative impact on many innocent people's lives. Hopefully there is a lesson to be learned from something like this, and it will curtail actions like this in the future. An eye for an eye, and tooth for a tooth.
Yeah, he “loved” his son so much apparently he didn’t care enough knowing he’d never see his kids again before he slaughtered three people and traumatized his wife beyond words. This is *not* PTSD, it’s “me me meeeeeee.” This was completely premeditated. *When the words and the actions are in opposition, go with the behavior.*
Lesson learned is really this all have sinned and fallen short against god god sent his son to save all his prople from there sins he doesn't want anyone to perish but all to come to repentance
Sadly, between drugs and mental illness. Some accusers and abusers and rightfully on death row will never understand actions and result. They knew they were condemned to die from the day they realized they we're broken!
His son could ask the family members of his father's victims how they dealt with their loss. They lived without their loved ones for nearly 30 years. His son had him in his life for those same number of years. The son still had it better than the victims or their families did.
Why is the interviewer trying to force sympathy out of the victim’s family!? The guy did say he doesn’t feel anything for his father’s killer so leave him alone. He’s entitled to have those feelings
"I regret what happened" isn't the same as, "I'm sorry for the lives I took quite so senselessly." This man isn't sorry, the only surprise is that it took almost three decades to get here. Can't imagine what caused the delay all along
The US justice system. What do you think? They made execution legal, but no one wants to do it. It costs more to keep him alive for thirty years on Death Row, with all of the appeals, than to pay for him to do life.
'I regret what happened"...he still speaks in "DOUBLESPEAK"....separates any responsibility from himself...he was a predator and would of still been one if he would not have been caught. I accept I did the murders...DOES NOT MEAN HE WAS SORRY.
People don't understand that remorse and regret are 2 different things. Usually sociopaths don't have remorse, but regret, regret for things like messing up and getting caught.
He couldn't say he was genuinely sorry for what he did he instead said "I'm sorry the circumstances got to where they did" and "I'm sorry about the first person I killed in vietnam" as if to compare murdering three innocent people was somehow the same as fighting in a war and killing somebody. This man doesn't have any remorse. You can tell when somebody is truly sorry for something.
Well what if that person he killed in Vietnam happend to be an innocent bystander or civillian??! That could also take a toll most definately. But yes, they're not really the same. One is accidental and this one was intentional.
I had a cousin murdered in front of me, saw him get shot, me myself I barely avoided getting shot, I support the death penalty, but I'm satisfied with his killer waking up everyday and knowing he will never see another free day of his life till he eventually dies in prison or gets killed, my cousin is resting in peace while this other guy is already dead to the world
I feel a lot of empathy for his son amd grandson, but absolutely none for him. Maybe if he had shown one little bit of remorse for his horrible action. My prayers are with the victims family😢
The three innocent people he slaughtered didn’t get to live the 28 years he did. Something is wrong with the justice system when murderers have more rights than their victims. 😡😡😡
In the United States, prisoners may wait many years before execution can be carried out due to the complex and time-consuming appeals procedures mandated in the jurisdiction. A lengthy appeals process causes delays. Sometimes, death sentence appeals go to the nation's highest court to be decided. The appeals process is taking longer and that causes the decades of delays before an execution takes place. Death-row prisoners in the U.S. typically spend more than a decade awaiting execution or court rulings overturning their death sentences. More than half of all prisoners currently sentenced to death in the U.S. have been on death row for more than 18 years. Takes years for 1 appeal especially if it's high courts.
yanno... i think if i were murdered it would be a slight consolation that the person who did it would have to endure decades of slowly moving time. Every single second of which they cant quite forget about the fact that death was coming.
Tbf, he's been in isolation for so long, he's surely not totally sane. It might be a coping mechamism he develop over time. Or, he might just be an actual narcissistic sociopath. It's hard to tell without seeing what he was like before being in jail for so long.
I wouldn't feel the guilt either. He's paying for it already, what you expect from him? Break down in tears and say a sorry to all the viewers on youtube? People are just so shallow nowadays, can't even stop and think before typing nonsense.
His family members may not have had anything to do with what he did but neither did the family members of the victims that suffered the loss of THREE of their own. This man dodges every question and chance to apologize. Quit dragging it out and let justice take its course. Had this not been dragged out for decades even his own family which you seem to feel more sympathy for than the victims family could’ve moved forward. Dragging these sentences on for so long helps no one.
Why did this execution take 28 years? There was no dispute of his guilt. There was no doubt of premeditation. His lawyers tried to claim PTSD at the last minute but there was no evidence of that shown in this documentation. This execution should have taken place within 6 months of sentencing.
In the United States, prisoners may wait many years before execution can be carried out due to the complex and time-consuming appeals procedures mandated in the jurisdiction. A lengthy appeals process causes delays. Sometimes, death sentence appeals go to the nation's highest court to be decided. The appeals process is taking longer and that causes the decades of delays before an execution takes place. Death-row prisoners in the U.S. typically spend more than a decade awaiting execution or court rulings overturning their death sentences. More than half of all prisoners currently sentenced to death in the U.S. have been on death row for more than 18 years. Especially if it's high courts, takes years for 1 appeal.
She seems unable to process what the criminals did was heinous and that there has to be accountability for their actions. This is the second death row interview I’ve seen her do, and I find it cringeworthy that she polls the local populace about their feelings on it.
@@mandyellis876 I disagree. It is a big part of her reporting on the piece to show How the townspeople take the monthly murders in stride. I got the feeling that the townspeople would relish a return of public hangings.
His responses to every question was so vague. It was infuriating! Even after all those years in prison, he couldn't say he was sorry to the victims' family. He showed no remorse whatsoever! This was emotional to see, not for him but for everyone else involved. No one should ever spend that amount of time on death row, especially when there is absolute certainty of the guilt. Our judicial system is severely flawed!!
What a disgusting old man. "I could get in a lot of trouble with that", talking about the reporter. I guess hes got nothing to lose but it's still creepy and nasty. I honestly can't stand when guys talk about women like their objects. It makes me feel ashamed to be a part of that gender sometimes.
I feel the same way as you but I'm going to give whoever said that a little bit of leeway because they are the penitentiary they deserve to be in the penitentiary don't get me wrong but if you're a male and you had a slice of the damp and then you get locked up for 20 years or longer when you see a woman walk by she's not just a individual she's something to play with because you haven't played with a woman in a long long long long long long long long long time the mind is a powerful thing but it's not that powerful where you can recreate a woman's touch a womans smell or a woman's caress I'm just saying
Ridiculous that this man was allowed to live 29 years after taking lives. He was fed, clothes, kept alive and entire life time. No real point in execution now! Should have been swift justice!!! Ridiculous!🤬
He has lived 29 years longer than his victims. He is a ruthless monster. He destroyed both families, I do feel sorry for his son who suffered throughout his childhood from the decisions made by his father.
The fact, that the reporter hardly showed any emotions for the victims and yet had the audacity to accuse the victim's son for "celebrating a death" is completely beyond me...
Celebrating his death in front of his son and family doesn't show any or sense of justice to me, its basic morals to be respectful to people who did nothing and just saw their father being killed.
@@IlIlIUnknownadventurer it's his father you don't get to judge someone for keeping love for their own father under any circumstance. It's gross that you try to invalidate that.
@@wrathoftheflyingspaghettim850 oh, you most definitely get to judge him. His father is a serial killer that he never grew up around. This goes for his grandson too. His father deserves no mercy. And it’s pretty grotesque that you try to make excuses for a serial killer pathetic kid making a scene at the point the victims family gets their justice.
Almost no comments on the son that lost his father and was present when all of this happened? He must be so traumatized… just a kid. I feel very sad for him. He’s the one that lost his father for zero reason and never got to spend some time with him another 30 years.
Is just another case of a man trained to be a killer by the us government killing to deal with his problems. It has happened a million times it will happen a million more. Don't associate with soldiers they are trained killers!
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28 years on death row is ridiculous. He lived to be 70. There's something really wrong with our justice system.
Agree. Tax payers pay his bills.
In my opinion, him living 28ys in such condition is worse than a quick dead
Yea look at the Biden Crime family.. Hunters laptop etc!!!! Ridiculous!
@@nhaep1795 Yet they all fight their death sentence. I guess they get used to living like that.
, The reason why he killed his Inlaws was his wife warning to divorce him .and put him on financial trauma ..
Removing WOKISM and FEMINIST Laws would be a better way in such cases.
For him to be alive for almost 30 years is a crime in itself
Must be hard for his son to see his father die. I hope the police just let by gones be by gones in what ever happen during then times
Totally agree ..
Gd right!!!
@@paula-yr7pp I wonder if you would feel that way if he killed your family members,,, He should have been put down 30 years ago.
@@beverlybalius9303 What does that have to do with anything I said ?
The other big crime here besides the 3 murders, is he was allowed to appeal for 28 years while both the victims and his own family suffered.
He got 28 more years of life than his victims did
Solidarity confinement is torture so it’s not like it’s a walk in the park
This is a problem. Witnesses to the fact. Prison Industrial Complex. Slave labor. To the grief of victim's families.
Its not a walk in the park but he still killed 3 people and lived 28 years lomger than his victims did
@@flyinelvis69 yeah but you said he got 28 more years of life but really he got 28 years of torture
@@stephenpaccone8120 we will agree to disagree. I have no sympathy for one who kills innocent people.and shoes no remorse
This is the real problem with our court system in America, this murderer should have not been allowed to live 29 yrs, to face justice. Sad. Prayers for the victims.
I agree... what even was the point of sentencing him to death to let him to live on to an age where he is what 70?
If he had remorse, yes. But he didn't, so had to suffer a bit, or much.
@@tambotikewererasmus3257That doesn't matter.
It used to be taken care of within the month.
Totally agree. He has been paid for for 30 years. What's the point now?
She clearly doesn't accept he's a sociopath. Stop asking him if he's sorry. he's not sorry. he'll never be sorry.
If he was going to be sorry, he woulnd't have slaughtered people to begin with. I am a liberal, but COME ON!!!
you know exactly this is how this type of journalism work, right?
The son of the victim is a twisted young man. It's understandable after what he went through but he has evil in his eyes.
She has to stay neutral in all this in order to get his side of the story. She is not Piers Morgan
Are you a psychologist?
It's not right that he spends 22 hours in a cell? I guess he shouldn't have slaughtered 3 innocent people. I don't feel sorry for this animal.
He is a human, no matter what he had done ! He is a human being !
@@frida2265 You ever think about killing someone?
@@frida2265 thats debatable
@@frida2265 and so were the 3 victims he slaughtered. Dont do the crime if you cant accept whats going to happen to you once you're caught and convicted.
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For decades his family was able to visit him in prison, they were able to laugh and talk to him and in the end they were able to say goodbye. His victims family was not afforded that luxury. You take a life then you pay for it with your own.
its really that simple
And in his case, most of his victims WERE his family.
period
That's because victim was a loser
So it is agreed then, the practice has nothing to do with justice, rather it's all about vengeance.
Narcissists can’t answer the question “Do you feel sorry for what you did?” They don’t have the capacity for remorse. They only care about themselves. Even when they “love” someone, it’s for their own desire not the other person. Once they’re done with you, you’re discarded and they move on to the next victim.
There was mental illness with his Mother. I'm sure he has some too.
Yes he is definitely a narcissist
Patriarchal, Punitive, Puritanical Fairy 🧚♂️ Tale propaganda has caused so much damage 😡 An eye 👁🗨 for an eye 👁🗨, everyone would be blind! Time to throw relijin onto the ashbin of history. Our Founders were all avid students of The Age of Enlightenment, The Age of Reason, & the Secular Rule of Law ⚖. We don't have time to be dragged back to the DARK AGES, when relijin ruled. FFS, it's called The Dark Ages for good reason 😮. Be Kind. It's not that hard.
This is why you don’t wait 30 years to execute these murderers. Everyone thinks this guy’s just a harmless old man. Waiting decades to carry out the sentence is cruel and unusual punishment for all those involved.
That's part of the punishment, not knowing when. It's a form of torture.
She say how it fills too die we all going too die one day soo we all know that we going too die is the same thing we going die one day
@@Diane-fy9ns No its so the state can use them for free labor for those 30 years
@@taylourcrowder178 death row inmates are locked up eleven hours a day. Ain't no labor.
Ok but that aso means that the government instituions and lawyers, judges, are also are criminals because they did not executed the guy long ago.
Chilling... the way he dances around the question of being sorry. His heart is as cold as ice. After all this time, all the pain he's caused... and he can't bring himself to say sorry.
It's called WOUNDED PRIDE
No remorse …. Nothing from the heart
The son and grandson. …
Sad all around
Even if he said it it's not like it would be sincere anyway. Would be meaningless
The Devil
Because he isnt
He clearly had NO REMORSE whatsoever.
😢
Literally every single answer that he gives is sarcastic.
32:04
And that to me was the most ironic and saddest part of this entire episode!
Upon sentencing he should have been executed the same day. How in the world did he spend all those years in prison for
Gotta love how he thought he was going to heaven🤣
He’s a complete sociopath and waste of skin. He didn’t even want to answer a simple question about loving his ex wife. He knows what he is, and that he loves NO ONE. He did this interview to play with people. Period.
The man cannot say I’m sorry after 22 years sitting there thinking about it. That’s amazing and that’s a sociopath. Maybe God will have sympathy for his narcissism.
The part when he is saying "I'll be with God so it doesnt matter how I'll be remembered" I laughed. No sir, you will NOT be with God. You'll be somewhere else
Sympathy from god? Have you ever heard of the song creeping death by Metallica. Check it out.
I hate the way he was responding to the questions, he couldn't even say he's sorry. He deserves it. What a heartless man. Deepest condolences to the victims family, hope Gordon's heals aswell.
I agree ! This man was going around every question to keep from saying "I'm sorry" pure evil !
He should have been executed a long time. All these appeals are a joke and waste of time for people like this who don't care about people or society.
Your evil
Saying sorry ain't gonna stop him From been executed
He not sorry so why wld he say it?
No matter how hard she tried to convince us, I feel zero empathy for that cold blooded killer. I feel bad for his family and friends and those of the victims. Trying to use his military service as an excuse in this case is disgusting. My father was a Vietman vet whose camp was bombed. He pulled his Sargeant out from under a cot and his head was gone. My dad was the kindest man I've ever met. He was haunted, but never raised a hand or voice to his children or his wife.
"No matter how hard she tried to convince us"....well said! I mean, that journalist did everything but spring him from the slammer! So much for being unbiased in reporting.
My heart goes out to your dad ❤ and every humanbeing who had to suffer saving their compagnons
How can you say that.
I was thinking the same thing! She’s trying to get anyone and everyone who will talk to her, to feel bad for him. Like how about think of all his victims and how terrible for THEIR families, instead of feeling sorry for the cold blooded killer with zero remorse. She like walking around Huntsville trying to make all the residents seem bad if they agree with the death penalty, and making it seem like a horrible place because of the prisons. She should go home. She’s doing to much.
My dad, WW2, with same disposition.
It’s soul-breaking to know that his own son’s last cry out was “Daddy don’t leave me!”… The level of pain this guy has inflicted on both families is hellish.
Daddy wouldn't be getting the needle of he hadn't murdered 3 innocent people
@@jimcoop5663 what does have to do with his son showing emotion though? Its natural
I hope the murderer heard and saw what his son did. Maybe then, finally, he would have some sense of the pain he caused.
@@JeffSibelius i agree, the son doesn’t deserve that pain, but the father deserves to hear every last ounce of pain that kid lets out
It makes my eyes water that there are really forgiving people that would still forgive him.I dunno where they find this forgiveness but I admire them although I don’t have the same view.
After all, the murderer lived a good thirty years longer than his victims.
Time on deathrow didn't change that man. He remained the same cold-hearted individual to the end.
It’s not surprising.hes not there for showing up to church early on Sunday
He proofs that neither 30 years prison nor execution will change a bad person.
@@user-mj8bg3fw8w Some it does and some it doesn't. He is only one man, not every bad person.
@@carolynking1625Prison won't change a bad person. It just won't. There are good people who make bad decisions, and then there are bad people who are just showing who they are. A truly bad person cannot and will not change.
he was built that way lol something was wrong all along. being in a cage does nothing but cost us money
He's dancing all around her questions...he refuses to even acknowledge that he took the lives of 3 people.
He was running for office
He was loving his last moments of control. He's dismissing the murders, he's dismissing the survivors, he's rewriting history. This is typical sociopath behavior.
@@steppy3736 That:s not what I hear.
In the end, he was treated much more humanely than he treated his victims.
we don’t know that to be true.
Vengence is for the lord.
No somos iguales. Si lo golpeas y lo torturas eres igual a él ❤
To be a Christian is to operate in Mercy, Compassion, and Love.
Yes, we need to segregate sociologically volatile folk, but always in a transcendent context of Christ-Love.
@@johnimusic12 Well he got to transcend his way up to heaven so Christ can love him long time. Everybody's a winner.
The best friend said “people treat their dogs better than that” speaking of the cell size. Well duh. Dogs are man’s best friend. They are good. Billie is so far lower on the totem pole than a dog. He deserved far far less than dogs. He’s gone 28 years without worrying about a job or bills or many stressses of life. He hasn’t had to wonder where the next meal will come from or if he will lose his home. He’s gotten better than many people who are free in a lot of ways
True. Life is a rough ride when one is in "liberty."
Unless you been locked up it isn’t as pleasant as what you think
@Shycrochetqueen sure right
"Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent." Adam Smith
"The only thing the death penalty is for is revenge".
@@oeheaven No, it merely evens the score.
AND it saves the taxpayers millions (though not when they languish on Death Row like this useless waste of meat).
@@oeheaven i dont think its revenge. Death penalty is done by the law not the victim. I think its more of a justice. Since death penalty is a punishment for their crimes.
Amazing Statement
Adam Smith was not particulary clever, not wise and definitely. Godless
Can't even bring himself to apologize! Let him face the consequences
He did an will.
Well, NOW it can go forward, since YOU'VE given your ok. Guess what, he most likely woulda gotten it anyway
@Espen Carlsen you realize death row really isn't bad as a matter of fact most prisoners prefer it you get a TV an your own cell bigger how's that a "punishment"
@@justinmopavich3408 shut your lying mouth.... I worked maintenance for death row in Texas and they live in kennels, like dog kennels. No TV, no tablets, etc etc..... idk where the DR who talk about is located but, here, its taken seriously and it's a punishment. As it's meant to be.
Yeah really ... the guy's name and picture should be put in the dictionary under the word 'trash' He is the definition of the word trash.
The only thing wrong with the death penalty, is that it takes years for justice to be served.
It's because of all the idiotic opposition even in clear cut cases.
Wasting tax payers money keeping him around that long.
It takes so long because most people have a conscience. Most people intuitively know the death penalty is morally wrong. They use the lengthy appeals process to try and justify the killing of a human being. Most people in most countries understand the death penalty is an ineffective crime deterrent and an abomination to humanity.
It didn't with Timothy McVeigh, the Murrah Federal building bomber, so why does it with these criminal?
@@rotorgator McVeigh abandoned all his appeals to expedite the process.
3 people murdered in one family. 3 people murdered. That is important to me, justice is important to me. An eye for an eye, tooth for tooth and a life for a life. If Billie Wayne Coble had not taken those lives, he would not be subjecting his son and family through this awful pain and tragedy. That one man changed so many lives and not for the better. He, Billy Wayne Coble put his family and those hating to see him put to death through this trauma. His actions changed the lives of many, many people.
No debería morir
An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind
What justice is there in taking another life if taking lives is wrong? I don't see it. I feel sorry for everyone who gets killed regardless of the reason. I do not feel a lot of empathy for someone who did what he does. But I do feel people are strange. I have encountered many people in favour of deathsentences for killing three people, but also strongly supporting countries that have killed 40000 innocent people or more. And they show no empathy for these people. What do we make of that?
He answered most of the questions like a politician
😂 true
because most politicians are stubborn old men just like him
@@sundrenchedmelancholyNo it's because politicians are sociopaths lol.
@@sundrenchedmelancholyyour user name really caught my attention for some reason. I like it😊
He literally sounds like a senator or governor 😂
I felt huge compassion for Gordon and his family. In a way, Coble not only killed 3 innocent people relentlessly that day in 1989, he also killed the soul of his own son's family.
i think he is trash
@@davidharden7575that’s you , I feel you thou bitterbold
Having someone on death row for that long just elongated it for everyone. If he's sentenced to death why drag it out that long? Realistically speaking, if his dad died 25 years ago he wouldn't still be dealing w the raw emotions like an open wound for 30 years. And the grandson wouldn't have a longing like he does
@@J-Bird88 his grandson wouldn't have even been born yet if it happened 25 years ago. I agree, best not to drag that on for so long.
@geoffletkemann653 that's my point. His grandson would never grown to even know his gpa and then live 17 years w him behind bars and die. He would've been deleted from all of that
The Waco police saluting the family made me cry. Never forget the victims and their loved ones.
Ok.
Better not mess with Texas he got what was coming to him.
He hated his inlaws can tell he didn't regret it..
Don’t let the door hit you on the way out. This is not a loss.
the reporter sit there mourning the near death of a killer of 3 people that doesn't even want to say sorry... complete none sense
Veo que lamenta el dolor de la familia del asesino (tambien son victimas aunque cueste verlo)
Killing people can never be the solution also not for the State of Texas
He didn’t show any regret at all. He had time between each killing to stop and he didn’t
lo que no tiene sentido es mostrarle al mundo que un asesinato se soluciona con otro asesinato .....
I think sometimes it’s out of fear or the job , you gotta play fair to get the correct information or half correct, he definitely needs to be gone in 1989 actually
It's the way he responds to the questions, is what gets me.
I noticed it too
What do you expect from a man with murderheart ?
Hey guys he's not in his right mind so how do you expect him to react as if he's in a right mind
What people do not understand is that psychopaths simply seem to miss what most of us have. And they did not bring that upon themselves. So to me, how can I blame them for being themselves? I find it horrible, what they did. Sure. But sometimes it is like blaming a person not to write with a righthand when that person was born without a righthand. or: you ciuld have saved someone if you had a right hand. You were born without one and so you could not prevent someone from falling off a cliff. Suppose something like that happens. Is that person responsible?
Now that is obvious, but when it is not so obvious since it is in ones brain we do not understand. So I can't blame him for being who he was, I don't think people make themselves so in a sense he is the fourth victim of his own psychopathy.
In my life I have seen friends and close ones struggleing with schizophrenia, borderlinepersonality disorder etc. Their behaviour too is mindboggling. I have seen them trying all sorts of medications, therapies and admire them so much since it is such hard hard work and everytime it is in vain. Can we blame them they behave absurdly, say they have voices in their heads, say that the Russian government is spying on them via microphones in the wall like my Brother in law apparantly once claimed). Or someone being so incredibly cold and devoid of empathy in her borderlien frenzy. Someone that usually is so pure, so kind and so so so remorseful when she had such a bout and said hurtfull things to innocent people???
So we are all sane we think etc. But I can't point a finger to these murderers because I think they are very much like my Brother in Law....thye just cannot help themselves with in this case grave grave consequences.
The way he doesn't answer questions makes me CRAZY! Also, if he's looking for a last-minute stay of execution, I see why he's evasive.
Siii es que se le dificulta el arrepentimiento, increíble ver a alguien asi
Exactly
This guy has perfected defection of responsibility with every question perfectly.
It disgusting how they are making him look like the victim…. He killed 3 people that didn’t deserve to die. If it was possible they should take his live away 3 time also
He’s not remorseful. When she was asking him if he felt sorry for what he did, he wouldn’t give her a straight answer. It’s inconceivable.
That's the Marxist Communist Way...wickednes has infiltrated our governments. These reptiles care nothing for the victim or the perpetrators..though they naturally have more in common with the latter.
By enacting violence upon him you only serve to teach that his initial actions were justifiable. Which then teaches other people that such actions are okay.
Finally this chapter of the vuctims family life is over hes dead. Hopefully they can heal the best they can going forward.
@@laboinagaming ???
This guy is proof they shouldn’t wait 30 years to do it
TOTALLYYYYY 💯
Calla Tarado , como la mayoría de los q acá opinan .
why so long? I would rather die.
Pienso que después de tantos años presos es la cadena perpetua que les tienen que dejar hasta el fin de sus vidas en prisión. El es peligroso porque hizo lo que hizo por eso vida en prisión.
@DonHeber-eq8sb because our legal system has a slim chance of letting monsters go somehow. If things were more strict when it came to death penalties I feel like criminals would stop committing crimes like these.
Some are suggesting that the reporter is mourning death row inmates, that's completely untrue. The reporter is showing empathy in exchange for information so that the reasons he did what he did doesn't go to the grave with him. I think the reporter is brilliant in how she continues to push for answers
Answers she never got, unfortunately. I think she was trying to get an ounce of remorse from him but didn't get it.
My heart just breaks for his son. The selfish monster never gave a thought to what his actions would do to his son. He keeps saying "what happened " not what I did. Still not accepting responsibility for his actions.
Look at complete picture.
Yes, I caught that. He wasn’t sorry for what he did
yo mama sorry after yo mama beat ya ????@@littlegirllost2654
He could go out on a high note by condemning himself and expressing remorse...might as well
Well yeah that's because he doesn't regret it
He has still lived a long life. The sentence should have been carried out long ago. This doesn’t seem like a punishment. He has lived longer than most people and he’s not sorry.
I agree Renee what a waist of money keeping this animal alive
And you all are human wrttng down a comment like a 100% animal
@@mydailyupdate9384 Should society not get rid of someone this evil Why spend at least $ 65,000 a year to keep him alive ?
Because there are cases not only in America but Texas that men have been found guilty under DNA and by witness to find out they were innocent and have already been executed who going to pay for those men that got murdered the governor? The jury that found them guilty ? The proscuter that procuted the case ? Were is the justice for them for every 8 prisoners executed 1 has been exonerated
IMHO, sitting in solitary confinement for decades is a worse punishment.
I understand that's his dad. But what he did was horrific and he's unapologetic about it. Oh he's caged like an animal, he only gets human touch when handcuffed. He did this. It's bordering enabling the way they speak about his "mistreatment" like he didn't do something terrible and has no remorse. They're more sad for him then they are his innocent victims.
I'm not a proponent of the death penalty, but you won't hear me say they don't deserve it, or feel sorry for the way they live in prison. They earned that.
Have no remorse for his son …
Why is America full of criminals? There's a lot less of that in the rest of the world. How beautiful would the world be if the USA didn't exist.
@@allie936 why?
I would make an execution Limit that u cant get executed over 65 the best would be like in germany executed directly after or a few months after the sentence.
God, it’s destruction for everyone on both sides. This is so horrible and heartbreaking
To keep feeding him with taxpayers' money for 29 years itself is a crime.
Totalmente de acuerdo.
Eine Gesellschaft die ihre Gefangenen menschlich behandelt, braucht sich nicht zu schämen ! !
Das ist kein Verbrechen ! !
What the crime is is you being ignorant and still paying taxes because you're a US citizen which does not mean an american, a US citizen is a federal Corporation and you can look up what I'm telling you on Black's Law or any law firm website
it is more expensive to carry out the death penalty than serve a life in prison.
@@wolfbue7912 Klar, im juristischem Sinne ist es kein Verbrechen, so ein Monster auf Kosten seiner Opfer, der Bürger, Jahrzehnte durchzufüttern. Aber moralisch ist es echt schlimm und verwerflich. Selbst ein schneller Tod ist eigentlich nicht angemessen und es sollten heftige seelische und körperliche Qualen vor der Todesstrafe auf solche Monster warten. Aber mir ist auch bewusst, dass es viele kalte gefühlsmäßig verkümmerte Menschen gibt, die eher mit den Tätern als mit den Opfern und deren Angehörigen mitfühlen.
This guy wasn't afraid of prison, and isn't even afraid to die, a true sociopath, he has no fear.
Typical male
I have not ever killed a mouse even neither I intend to & I am not afraid dying unless it's gonna be painful. Does it make me a sociopath??
He was scared look at body language . He was appearing to be weak and fragile but when she asked him for an apology. He wasn’t sorry for his actions but didn’t want to come off as not sorry either . A real sociopath isn’t sorry and let’s you know it.
Not his fault he's mentally ill
He will as Satan's test dummy!
Seeing his family cry, and his acceptance of his death, you almost begin to feel bad for the old man, but that feeling quickly diminishes as you remember that ha killed 3 people, and tried to kidnap another.
As a victim of an attempted double execution--I really don't-
I never began to feel bad for this murdering criminal.
How about the victim family?
Ypu guys chill hes said he dont feel bad but started too bc he saw how hard it is on his love ones it hurts both sides
@@agustinussitompul4449 The victim's family would have had far greater closure 30 years ago had Billie simply been given life in prison.
I can understand why the reporter seems to show compassion for the executed. She's from the UK where capital punishment has been abolished, where people might be more used to the idea that capital punishment is unethical.
This man not only destroyed one family but his own son. What evil person could do this? He's where he belongs
Agreed. Makes no sense is why he still lived 30 years after what he did while the others had no chance.
True compassion means you are very very sorry . His idea of sorry is to say I regret what happened but I regret shooting my first person in war . He doesn't take ownership . If he had God in his heart trust me he would have way more compassion . I see zero empathy . Cold blooded human right there .
I think it all comes down to the wife fault for all this happening
Tantos años dándole d comer gratis! Con lo cara q está la cesta d la compra!😩🤧
How do you think the other family felt. A small boy lost his dad, probably grew up without a dad because of that man
Exactly …. They went on and on about his son and grandsons??? He didn’t even have a chance to have grandkids . That little boy lost both father figures !!!
I can't believe his best friend is saying, they're not treating him right in prison. What about his victims?
Right. He got free room and board for years and the tax payers payed his bills. His victims got no life. The last thing I wanna hear from anyone is he wasn't treated right in prison. If his free room and board wasn't up to his standards he has no one to blame but himself. He chose it.
Right. If it was his family that this happened to, he'd be singing a different tune.
Whether he killed somebody 50 years or not, he’s genuinely the same person he always was. He didn’t care about killing him then and he doesn’t care that he killed him now and narcissist is always a narcissist. Sociopath is always a sociopath. Don’t all of a sudden remorse because they’ve been sitting on death row 29 years
Not talking about the details & not answering open questions,
is the last piece of power he has over the victims.
When he said that it doesn't matter to him anymore, he smiled.
honestly i feel he was glad he did what he did
He was also very roundabout when asked if he actually loved his wife. His response was something along the lines of “a person can have affection for a flower.”
He was likely to be crazy in the head after being ten years in solitary on death row. Wouldn't you be?
@@LaMaRaGe0622 Well a person has a choice. Be miserable in prison or be happy in prison. Maybe he chose the latter.
a genuine sorry by the killer would not have made any difference and the killer was quite cognizant of that. I, therefore, do not understand why we all expected a sorry from him.
If you don't want to be executed don't commit crimes that have capital punishment attached to them
Exactly!
Many criminals are neither smart nor realistic enough to consider this. Sad but true.
El hombre no dijo que no quería morir, con estar prisionero 30 años ya es la muerte. Qué sentido tiene la ejecución
Had to make room so another can take his bed
He committed his first crime in Vietnam and the state paid him.
His son says: “nobody should have to go through that “ well his father killed three people, so that’s why he’s going through it
If this mad dog killed your loved ones . YOUR TUNE WOULD. CHANGE... Rot
He meant himself, not his dad. And it's true. No child should have to go through this situation, watching a parent put to death. His father shouldn't have murdered three innocent people, then he worldview have to go through this. I feel sorry for Gordon.
Where are you living in canada? I am from germany but i want to move to canada
@@Leukerios😆😆
@@BoEvertOlsson What happened XD
I feel bad for both families. One lost their parent and grandparents while the other lost their father over a horrible decision.
May God comfort them and may they become honorable and respected men in society, I understand their pain and revolt. And we have to forgive them... They now need to be comforted to move forward and seek new paths. Therefore, as a traditional evangelical Christian of the Brazilian Baptist Churches, I do not wish them any harm, much less those on death row around the world. I pray for them every day of my life, and that they convert to the Lord Jesus Christ. And who knows, those who are sentenced to death will not be able to get a pardon!...
Amen
The inmate made victims of his son and grandson too!
@@vonaninure6194 Mas não justifica a vingança!... Se Eu olhar para isso, a culpada disso tudo sim é a Karen que deveria ter visto os sinais psíquicos de Billy e teria que juntar as famílias e amigas para tentar ajudá-lo a sair de fantasmas do passado e práticas negativas da Guerra do Vietnã. E o quê ela fez, nada.... E o resultado está aí. Não foi justiça e sim um assassinato, também ao Billy.
A "horrible decision". Really? You can still humanize a monster.
He is satisfied that he will give the victims' family no peace or apology. It makes him happy that he is able to withhold this small gesture from them. He is proud of his cleverness.
It’s fine bc he’s probably burning now.
I'm sure this killer was thinking wat would he be apologizing for if they accepting the death penalty on him and his family isn't getting the apology not only that he been caged up too long he wanted an end to that misery. Not to mention this cost tax payers dollar more that he got executed then they would pay for throwing him in the cage
He’s not clever.
People seriously reading way too deep into it he was very clear in saying if he apologized in that moment he would be saying it to a random reporter and her cameras. It's really not complicated to gather that if he was going to say it he wanted to say it to the victims and their families not to a camera.
That’s exactly what it is I don’t see how people can’t see that it’s a small micro aggression even until his death he knows that’s what the people want and the victim want,so I’m not gonna give it to them.
He dodges her questions instead of acting like a normal remorseful human. He deserves what he gets.
She tried, but he wouldn't even have the decency to express any kind of sorrow or apology to the victims family....that says everything about this man.
Please understand that he's a sociopath. No emotion no empathy no feeling. All about him.
Apologizing at the last moment is
by hypocrites. At least he saved us that. Then, apologize to those who have become like him?
I saw the victim's son become executioner.
@@nessy2000 can you make some sense because now it's jibberish.
Because in his mind hes probably there because of them.
@@nessy2000what?!? Smoke sumore son!! 🤷🏿♀️😂😂😂
It’s bizarre that British tv presents a typically soft approach towards the murderer and his family. The people he murdered and their loved ones have waited far too long for justice. Billy has no remorse. Shame on anyone who believes there’s a gray area to this situation. An unrepentant murderer is lucky to have lived longer than the people he killed.
I never felt sorry for the old man...but..for his son ,and his wife and their son my heart broke.
I hope they found their peace and the strength to move on.
@dammitbobby283 His family is also a victim of what he's done.
@dammitbobby283 But the only one to blame in this case is Billie, who brought this on them.
Absolutely no reason for anyone to be on death row for 30 years or for it to cost millions of dollars. It should not be dragged out for years or cost that much nor should it take 30 minutes to die. The entire process needs some extreme streamlining.
most definitely
He should have had only up to one year for appeals, then if that fails, the next week he should get lethal injected.
For a guy like this where it’s such a cut and dry case, yes, but the issue is with cases that aren’t as cut and dry, many innocent people have been convicted of murders.
What ever happened to hanging? You’re literally dead instantly when executed correctly.
Pun totally intended
If convicted and sentenced to death I feel it should be carried out immediately .
It’s NOT vengeance, it’s simply a punishment that fits the crime
Remember this kids when your parents let you do anything you want growing up. There are consequences to be paid for your actions as with this story. You may whine your way out of it temporarily, like 28 years, but, not for long. The arm of the law is VERY LONG!
Taking a life for taking a life just sounds wrong. No man should take the life of another. Period. That includes government.
I fully support the death penalty.
Those that have been honest about their crimes, have admitted that they deserve death.
You forfeited your right to be a citizen. States should not be required to feed and house you, for the duration of your life.
This is not about revenge. It is about the punishment fitting the crime.
We must have a strong deterrent, against the taking of an innocent life.
If I had my way, they would bring back public hanging, in order to put fear, in would be criminals.
A weak justice system, is a danger to all.
electrocution is punishment,
exactly! Vengeance would be if we killed his parents and brother and then we killed him!!
My dad was in the Navy and fought In Vietnam, but he was fine when he came back home to my mother.
My uncle was a marine I'm Vietnam, he's still messed up
he spent his time on a ship,
Victims never get the opportunity to say goodbye to their loved ones.
I am sure they do, in their own ways. Do you believe in spiritual beings? How about paranormal stuff? My loved ones have seen it.
27:07 "People treat their dogs better than that. Could you imagine living in an 8 by 10 cage the rest of your life?" No, I can't, because I cannot imagine hunting down and killing three of my family members. Dogs get treated better than him because dogs *deserve* better than him.
I'm sure if her family or children was brutally killed she would have a more compassion for the victims. This man has no remorse for killing 3 innocent people. Is death will be much easier that he gave his victims.
Really astounding that this pos still is not apologetic of his killings.
Who is "her?"
@@thecaynuck the Interviewer
@@brich2929 The interviewer seemed to have a ton of compassion for the victims though, so the comment doesn't make much sense.
Dude dodged so many questions
Too bad it took so long, this was a long time coming! His victims wanted life as well!!
90 percent of anyone on death row waits years and many just die waiting.
@@gioiaferrante not if these offenders just dropped all their appeals. 5 years max
@@gioiaferrante One of the brothers who murdered my cousin has been on death row in Florida for 30 years!! (The other brother got life without parole. for testing fying against his brother)
Too bad the two of them didn't receive the same punishment
Why make the families suffer for so long when he has already been convicted and the crime beyond a shadow of a doubt? 90 days to find out if any errors were made, then get on with it.
I wish this piece had focused on the family of the victims as much as on the family of the murderer. Yes, Billy was loved by his family and friends and the emotional effect of this execution on them should be acknowledged. He also senselessly took the lives of 3 innocent people and both families are paying the price for that, but the victims' family paid the greater price. The victim's did nothing to deserve their deaths.
It's a death row video what u expect. The video says it all .
They interviewed the victims' family, as well as police and judges involved
Perhaps they didn't want to take part much and not give him one minute more than he deserves.
One Word: VIETNAM!!
@@barneyronnie 👏👏👏 INDEED ‼️‼️‼️ I couldn't agree more
"For decades his family was able to visit him in prison, they were able to laugh and talk to him and in the end they were able to say goodbye. His victims family was not afforded that luxury. You take a life then you pay for it with your own"--Robert
Yes this is why his son reacted as he did. It was a kind of routine for them to go to visit grandad in prison and to laugh and share the stories. Now it's over and the evil is gone. I feel sorry for his son but I have no feelings for the murderer.
💯💯💯💯
U are green asl
It's like being back to 18th century, right?
Prison is just a money laundering machine
Odd Billys best friend from Vietnam says he was a Marine, but the photo showed him in a US Army Uniform..
no amount of somber music can make me feel bad at the end
Also, the obscenities being shouted by his family members make the music seem even more ridiculous.
On God
He got exactly the consequences for the choice he made...
Did yall Notice Billy son & daughter Inlaw are on “ Geeking.” His son got a Big hole/ Sore 🤨
All, ALL Narcissist will NEVER admit their wrong doing. They will ALWAYS find justification and OTHERS to Blame.
Hello Bovine
how are you dping today?
On the flip side I think there's alot of narcissism in throwing it all in people's faces every chance you get and never letting them live anything down too. Not even in reference to this guy specifically but speaking generally on the topic. People always have an excuse to throw around the word narcissist it can never just be that they don't think they did do anything wrong at all. (Again, very much not talking about or defending this guy) I guess you would just happily take full responsibility when you know you didnt do something wrong right? (Again for like the 3rd time speaking generally on throwing around the word narcissism cause you seem like someone that does)
He destroyed both families, his and his wife’s. He knew what he was doing and knew the consequences. I feel sorry for the families, not for him. He deserves everything he got.
I agree , the people he killed did not have a choice to live or die. He chose that.😢
@@liztrainer895 the state didn’t execute him. He killed himself when he murdered those people.
I agree
@@Mm.kay. MI.
Couldn’t have said that any better myself
I feel for his son and grandson but this man committed such a horrible a crime he should pay for his crimes 😢
His son, another man and daughter in law freaked out so bad during the execution that they had to be forcibly removed and his son and the other man was arrested for their behavior!
Ikr.also talk bout how the lethal injection is actually respectable compared to how brutal it was for his victims
@@molliemae6855 The son acts like a 2 year old. His father tied up little kids and murdered family members.
I'm a bit concerned. Raising your children to think it is wrong to end the life of someone who hurt your grandmother, killed her parents, orphaned their cousins.
I felt bad for the son and grandsons because they didn't commit the crime. On the other hand I also feel bad for the victim's family because they had such a horrific loss with him killing those members of the family. He didn't seem to have any remorse killing those people and only regretted what he suffered because of his crime. Wow...he did not care about the pain he caused for the victims' families. Mind blowing! Think all he cared about was that he wouldn't be able to interact with his son and grandsons. He didn't give it thought how he took away the victims' family from interacting with each other. No, it was only about him.
To this very day the man has no remorse for what he did and you can see he still holds anger toward the woman who wanted to divorce him. In my eyes if you take a life or more, your life should be taken too. They were to easy on him.
He had the chance to live 30years after what he did, it's insane to wait 30y to serve justice for the victim's family
There is a 13-step appeal process.
He was in solitary confinement for 22 hours a day. Not what I would call living.
Is it life to live years in the death row in harsh conditions though? I'd rather take fast death without knowing what happened than 28 torturing years in a death row and waiting for my death.
There is no one to blame here except Billie. The tremendous anguish felt by all the people involved was brought on by Billie. The aftermath is horrific. One single person did this, and permanently forced a negative impact on many innocent people's lives. Hopefully there is a lesson to be learned from something like this, and it will curtail actions like this in the future. An eye for an eye, and tooth for a tooth.
There are so many people to blame. Governor Abbott for allowing the death penalty to continue is one; he had it in his power to stop this travesty.
Yeah, he “loved” his son so much apparently he didn’t care enough knowing he’d never see his kids again before he slaughtered three people and traumatized his wife beyond words. This is *not* PTSD, it’s “me me meeeeeee.” This was completely premeditated.
*When the words and the actions are in opposition, go with the behavior.*
Lesson learned is really this all have sinned and fallen short against god god sent his son to save all his prople from there sins he doesn't want anyone to perish but all to come to repentance
What is that hook next to her head?
Sadly, between drugs and mental illness. Some accusers and abusers and rightfully on death row will never understand actions and result. They knew they were condemned to die from the day they realized they we're broken!
I truly feel for the son. I couldn't imagine having to deal with this.
I agree . That was very hard to watch . It's still his father, no matter what crimes he committed .
Sorry for everybody🤦🏻♀️
@@rubensantos7108 Not for the murderer Billy Wayne Coble. Zero sympathy for him!
His son could ask the family members of his father's victims how they dealt with their loss.
They lived without their loved ones for nearly 30 years. His son had him in his life for those same number of years. The son still had it better than the victims or their families did.
@@JSchaffer214Don’t judge to hard sir! We’re all going to be judged some day.
Why is the interviewer trying to force sympathy out of the victim’s family!? The guy did say he doesn’t feel anything for his father’s killer so leave him alone. He’s entitled to have those feelings
"I regret what happened" isn't the same as, "I'm sorry for the lives I took quite so senselessly."
This man isn't sorry, the only surprise is that it took almost three decades to get here. Can't imagine what caused the delay all along
All the bullsh!t
The US justice system. What do you think? They made execution legal, but no one wants to do it. It costs more to keep him alive for thirty years on Death Row, with all of the appeals, than to pay for him to do life.
'I regret what happened"...he still speaks in "DOUBLESPEAK"....separates any responsibility from himself...he was a predator and would of still been one if he would not have been caught. I accept I did the murders...DOES NOT MEAN HE WAS SORRY.
I noticed that he avoided the word "guilty" too. "I did it." was all he said.
People don't understand that remorse and regret are 2 different things. Usually sociopaths don't have remorse, but regret, regret for things like messing up and getting caught.
He couldn't say he was genuinely sorry for what he did he instead said "I'm sorry the circumstances got to where they did" and "I'm sorry about the first person I killed in vietnam" as if to compare murdering three innocent people was somehow the same as fighting in a war and killing somebody. This man doesn't have any remorse. You can tell when somebody is truly sorry for something.
Well what if that person he killed in Vietnam happend to be an innocent bystander or civillian??! That could also take a toll most definately. But yes, they're not really the same. One is accidental and this one was intentional.
Unbelievable, in his mind he probably thinks his victims deserved it
I had a cousin murdered in front of me, saw him get shot, me myself I barely avoided getting shot, I support the death penalty, but I'm satisfied with his killer waking up everyday and knowing he will never see another free day of his life till he eventually dies in prison or gets killed, my cousin is resting in peace while this other guy is already dead to the world
I feel a lot of empathy for his son amd grandson, but absolutely none for him. Maybe if he had shown one little bit of remorse for his horrible action. My prayers are with the victims family😢
The three innocent people he slaughtered didn’t get to live the 28 years he did. Something is wrong with the justice system when murderers have more rights than their victims. 😡😡😡
In the United States, prisoners may wait many years before execution can be carried out due to the complex and time-consuming appeals procedures mandated in the jurisdiction. A lengthy appeals process causes delays.
Sometimes, death sentence appeals go to the nation's highest court to be decided. The appeals process is taking longer and that causes the decades of delays before an execution takes place.
Death-row prisoners in the U.S. typically spend more than a decade awaiting execution or court rulings overturning their death sentences. More than half of all prisoners currently sentenced to death in the U.S. have been on death row for more than 18 years.
Takes years for 1 appeal especially if it's high courts.
yanno... i think if i were murdered it would be a slight consolation that the person who did it would have to endure decades of slowly moving time. Every single second of which they cant quite forget about the fact that death was coming.
He is so disconnected from what he did. No guilt or remorse.
Hello Shanda
how are you doing today?
Maybe senile
@@patrickhearther
Tbf, he's been in isolation for so long, he's surely not totally sane. It might be a coping mechamism he develop over time.
Or, he might just be an actual narcissistic sociopath. It's hard to tell without seeing what he was like before being in jail for so long.
I wouldn't feel the guilt either. He's paying for it already, what you expect from him? Break down in tears and say a sorry to all the viewers on youtube? People are just so shallow nowadays, can't even stop and think before typing nonsense.
Look at what that man did!!! The families have to go through SO much grief!!
SMILE ON HIS FACE ALL THE TIME DURING INTERVIEW
Yes, a sickening individual.
Yep! And didn't appear to have Any remorse.
They don't deserve an interview. They destroyed lives.
its not for them but for us.
If the family got answers and closure then they deserve that interview.
His family members may not have had anything to do with what he did but neither did the family members of the victims that suffered the loss of THREE of their own. This man dodges every question and chance to apologize. Quit dragging it out and let justice take its course. Had this not been dragged out for decades even his own family which you seem to feel more sympathy for than the victims family could’ve moved forward. Dragging these sentences on for so long helps no one.
Why did this execution take 28 years? There was no dispute of his guilt. There was no doubt of premeditation. His lawyers tried to claim PTSD at the last minute but there was no evidence of that shown in this documentation. This execution should have taken place within 6 months of sentencing.
Lack of lethal injection? They should just throw a poisenous snake into his cell.
In the United States, prisoners may wait many years before execution can be carried out due to the complex and time-consuming appeals procedures mandated in the jurisdiction. A lengthy appeals process causes delays.
Sometimes, death sentence appeals go to the nation's highest court to be decided. The appeals process is taking longer and that causes the decades of delays before an execution takes place.
Death-row prisoners in the U.S. typically spend more than a decade awaiting execution or court rulings overturning their death sentences. More than half of all prisoners currently sentenced to death in the U.S. have been on death row for more than 18 years.
Especially if it's high courts, takes years for 1 appeal.
I'd prefer that Ms Reid , the journalist, presented these stories in an unbiased way.
She seems unable to process what the criminals did was heinous and that there has to be accountability for their actions. This is the second death row interview I’ve seen her do, and I find it cringeworthy that she polls the local populace about their feelings on it.
I wonder who her demographic was?
I disagree
She did present the story in an unbiased way.
@@mandyellis876 I disagree. It is a big part of her reporting on the piece to show How the townspeople take the monthly murders in stride. I got the feeling that the townspeople would relish a return of public hangings.
His responses to every question was so vague. It was infuriating! Even after all those years in prison, he couldn't say he was sorry to the victims' family. He showed no remorse whatsoever! This was emotional to see, not for him but for everyone else involved. No one should ever spend that amount of time on death row, especially when there is absolute certainty of the guilt. Our judicial system is severely flawed!!
What a disgusting old man. "I could get in a lot of trouble with that", talking about the reporter. I guess hes got nothing to lose but it's still creepy and nasty. I honestly can't stand when guys talk about women like their objects. It makes me feel ashamed to be a part of that gender sometimes.
That wasn't him that said that. Just sayin.
@@Wildrover82 it looked like the guy I saw in the last video...the last of the Texas 7 (his name is not worth mentioning)
Just change your pronouns. It's 2022 you can be anything you want now lol 🤦🏻♂️🤣
That was another 🐒 inmate that said that.
I feel the same way as you but I'm going to give whoever said that a little bit of leeway because they are the penitentiary they deserve to be in the penitentiary don't get me wrong but if you're a male and you had a slice of the damp and then you get locked up for 20 years or longer when you see a woman walk by she's not just a individual she's something to play with because you haven't played with a woman in a long long long long long long long long long time the mind is a powerful thing but it's not that powerful where you can recreate a woman's touch a womans smell or a woman's caress I'm just saying
Ridiculous that this man was allowed to live 29 years after taking lives. He was fed, clothes, kept alive and entire life time. No real point in execution now! Should have been swift justice!!! Ridiculous!🤬
millions of dollars to keep that man in jail that long.
America has become a ridiculous country.
because white.
Over 1 million 800 thousand dollars waisted keeping him alive for 29 years 💀
@@juniorjohnson5961 dayum
He has lived 29 years longer than his victims. He is a ruthless monster. He destroyed both families, I do feel sorry for his son who suffered throughout his childhood from the decisions made by his father.
I mean, I wouldn't call it living...
@@RosettaStoned462
Thank you for such a profound and enlightened comment. I mean, I just wasted 27 seconds of my life.
@@2K9s There's many murderers that live 50 years more than their victims as in never getting caught.
@@2K9s I agree with her. He didn't really have a life in prison. Not that he deserves one.
Yeah, She is sounding like she is ok with someone brutally murdering someone like they’re innocent! 😳🤯
Most people in Europe are more concerned with wellbeing of criminals over their victims.
That's liberalism, demacrats, ideology the green party and other forms of socialism
The fact, that the reporter hardly showed any emotions for the victims and yet had the audacity to accuse the victim's son for "celebrating a death" is completely beyond me...
She is clearly anti-death penalty. She is biased.
@@dizzydisciple HYPOCRISY
That's why they are called Libtards.
Celebrating his death in front of his son and family doesn't show any or sense of justice to me, its basic morals to be respectful to people who did nothing and just saw their father being killed.
How does murdering another person help anything?
I feel for the son and grandson. Never even met his grandfather. Was on death row his entire life. But Billie has no one to blame but himself
Feel bad for them? Maybe they should add some perspective to their lives by meeting the victims. I highly doubt they would weep then.
@@IlIlIUnknownadventurer it's his father you don't get to judge someone for keeping love for their own father under any circumstance. It's gross that you try to invalidate that.
@@wrathoftheflyingspaghettim850 oh, you most definitely get to judge him. His father is a serial killer that he never grew up around. This goes for his grandson too. His father deserves no mercy. And it’s pretty grotesque that you try to make excuses for a serial killer pathetic kid making a scene at the point the victims family gets their justice.
@@IlIlIUnknownadventurer you don't even know what serial killer means and your trying to dictate who's allowed to grieve
@@wrathoftheflyingspaghettim850 oh, that’s funny so you’re trying to dictate what I know about and what I do not know about🤔🤡
Heartbreaking to watch.That’s why self control should be instilled in our minds, and think of your life not to go to waste.
Billy’s smile is even sociopathic. He is a cold-blooded, narcissistic, sociopathic, k.i.l.l.e.r.
I literally HATE his smile. It's so creepy and sinister. It gives me goosebumps and shivers
He is nothing but a MONSTER!!!
@clarewelter2207 From hearing his background a monster created by the state and his parents it sounds.
Yeah…. I felt an overwhelming sense of evil…. Darkness…. I believe his soul is black and potentially has been overtaken demonically to be honest
Yet if he wasn't smiling you'd think that sinister and the goose bumps would be there still. You people are frigging hilarious 😂 😃 😄
@@NoliNothisPermitereTeTerere Doesn't take much to affect you,or is it you recognize yourself in him.😂😂😂
Bottom line....no, he doesn't feel bad.
Almost no comments on the son that lost his father and was present when all of this happened? He must be so traumatized… just a kid. I feel very sad for him. He’s the one that lost his father for zero reason and never got to spend some time with him another 30 years.
Is just another case of a man trained to be a killer by the us government killing to deal with his problems. It has happened a million times it will happen a million more. Don't associate with soldiers they are trained killers!
So true.
His father and also both grandparents.