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[Music]00:00:11
hello everybody and welcome to the00:00:13
serial killer Iceberg now as many of you00:00:16
probably know this video is a00:00:18
compilation of an older series from my00:00:21
channel as a matter of fact I began this00:00:23
series when I had less than 300,00000:00:26
subscribers and was still shooting my00:00:29
videos on an iPhone camera so needless00:00:32
to say the series is a bit rough uh the00:00:35
reason that I wanted to make this video00:00:37
is because for one it's the only series00:00:39
over like three episodes that I haven't00:00:41
made into a compilation and I know a lot00:00:43
of you guys enjoy that because I'm able00:00:46
to cut out the intros outros ads and00:00:49
whatnot and also like part four or five00:00:52
of this series got age restricted at00:00:54
some point so a lot of people didn't see00:00:56
it what have you uh so I wanted to put00:00:59
it all together but the reason that I00:01:01
was hesitant to do it at first is00:01:03
because the quality of the content is00:01:06
not up to the standard that I want my00:01:08
content to be at now but then while00:01:10
watching it back and thinking about00:01:12
putting together this compilation it00:01:14
seemed like a nice little walk down00:01:15
memory lane uh because sure I wouldn't00:01:19
make that kind of thing now or at least00:01:20
at that quality level uh but I am proud00:01:23
of where I'm came from and I'm proud to00:01:25
where I'm at now so hopefully to those00:01:27
of you who have been with the channel00:01:29
for a while00:01:30
it can be a sort of nostalgic trip and00:01:33
for those of you who aren't familiar00:01:34
with the older videos like the serial00:01:36
killer Iceberg then maybe it can be a00:01:39
cool reminder of how far I've come so to00:01:41
speak now that being said serial killers00:01:45
are something that I'm hesitant to cover00:01:47
on this channel uh because frankly I00:01:50
don't like them uh I don't like00:01:52
glorifying people who have done horrific00:01:54
and terrible things and uh I rewatching00:01:58
the series I don't think in confidence00:02:00
that I did that I think that I demonize00:02:03
them in a way that they deserve uh and I00:02:06
don't want what I'm doing here to be00:02:07
misconstrued as glorifying the actions00:02:10
of these terrible people because at the00:02:11
end of the day they're just terrible00:02:13
people uh so with that in mind hopefully00:02:16
you guys enjoy the iceberg begins with a00:02:19
lot of commonly known Killers but by the00:02:21
end gets a lot to disturbing individuals00:02:23
that you've probably never heard of so00:02:25
for the first few tiers of this Iceberg00:02:27
I give kind of brief overviews as to00:02:29
what the killers do but by the end I00:02:32
spend entire chapters of videos delving00:02:35
into the individuals in question a few00:02:38
things about this iceberg that I want to00:02:39
get out of the way really quick for one00:02:42
it was emailed to me back when I made00:02:44
this original series by a username Nero00:02:46
hitto so credit where it's due it's all00:02:49
their creation thank you very much for00:02:50
that secondly this Iceberg contains00:02:53
several unknown spree killings so00:02:57
basically murder victims or suspect00:02:59
ected murderers that have never been00:03:01
caught or identified but because the00:03:03
purpose of this video is to look at the00:03:05
psychology and life of certain serial00:03:08
killers then the unsolved killings don't00:03:11
really match so I've taken those out00:03:13
even though you may see them on the00:03:14
icebergs the only ones that I'm talking00:03:16
about in this video are the known00:03:18
killers and then finally between the00:03:21
time that I made this series and this00:03:24
compilation there's been several changes00:03:26
to a lot of things that I mentioned in00:03:28
this series for example I talk about00:03:30
hearings that are coming up or I talk00:03:33
about prisoners being in jail that have00:03:36
since either died or been let go or the00:03:38
hearings happened or what have you so00:03:41
I'm going to be making a pinned comment00:03:43
in the in the comments of this video00:03:45
sometime after this upload comes out00:03:48
where I talk about some of the changes00:03:50
that have happened from what I mentioned00:03:51
then so be on the lookout for that so00:03:53
hopefully you like this video for00:03:55
whatever it's worth I'm recovering from00:03:57
a bit of an illness and I'm not ready to00:03:59
record a full video at this point but00:04:01
I've got a lot of cool videos coming on00:04:03
the way very soon and wanted to give you00:04:05
all something for the holiday season00:04:07
other than all of that the only thing I00:04:09
can than to mention is as you saw in the00:04:11
intro the you's vinyl figure and coffee00:04:15
mug are available for a very limited00:04:18
time I think at this point it's like00:04:20
less than 10 days before they're gone00:04:22
forever so if you're interested in00:04:24
either of these head to that link in the00:04:25
description and pick them up while you00:04:27
can and thank you so much for the00:04:28
support that you all have already shown00:04:30
it means the world so check these out in00:04:32
the description if you're interested and00:04:34
other than that I hope that you enjoyed00:04:36
the video so we're going to go ahead and00:04:38
get into it before that I just want to00:04:41
say thank you for watching tier one is00:04:45
mostly your more well-known serial00:04:47
killers however like I said I'm going to00:04:49
try to keep it fun Jeffrey dmer also00:04:51
known as the Milwaukee cannibal was00:04:53
responsible for the murder and00:04:55
cannibalization of 17 men and boys00:04:57
between 1978 and 19 1991 basically what00:05:01
dmer would do is he would convince young00:05:02
men to come into his apartment on either00:05:05
the promise of drinks and relaxation or00:05:07
to take nude photographs of them during00:05:09
this time he would kill them at which00:05:11
point he would systematically dismember00:05:13
the body and eat some parts while using00:05:16
the others for decoration he was00:05:18
eventually caught when one of his00:05:19
victims managed to get out of the room00:05:21
and inform police when the police00:05:23
arrived to see if dmer had in fact00:05:25
assaulted this man they saw the scene in00:05:26
the apartment itself the first thing00:05:28
that tipped him off was in the corner of00:05:29
his bedroom with several large barrels00:05:31
that smelled awful and when looking in00:05:33
one of D's drawers they found several00:05:35
pictures of the mutilations he had00:05:37
committed then when opening up the00:05:39
refrigerator there were two preserved00:05:42
heads of his previous victims just00:05:44
sitting in the fridge while searching00:05:46
the apartment they came across four00:05:48
heads seven skulls two hearts several00:05:50
pieces of muscle male genitalia and00:05:53
those barrels that I mentioned earlier00:05:55
were Vats of acid he was using to00:05:57
decompose The Remains he didn't want00:05:59
dmer confessed to pretty much everything00:06:01
and described in detail his motives and00:06:03
reason for it he liked the idea of the00:06:05
bodies being around him and said they00:06:06
gave him a comfort and had plans to take00:06:08
the skulls as well as several other00:06:10
bones and construct a sort of00:06:12
arrangement in his apartment that he00:06:15
just thought would be kind of neat one00:06:17
of the more gruesome details is most00:06:19
often while he was torturing his victims00:06:21
he would do these sick experiments to00:06:24
them for example he would trepate the00:06:26
skull of several victims before pouring00:06:28
in things like boiling water and acid00:06:31
just to see what would happen he said00:06:32
his goal in this was to create a sort of00:06:34
zombie partner that would never leave00:06:36
him and be by his side but that00:06:38
obviously didn't work so he just stuck00:06:39
with the bodies and in 1994 Jeffrey dmer00:06:42
was beat to death in prison by a fellow00:06:44
inmate Charles Manson was the leader of00:06:47
the Manson family named for obvious00:06:49
reasons and in 1969 the cult committed00:06:52
the nine Hollywood murders Charles00:06:54
Manson poised himself above this group00:06:56
of freethinkers that very much so00:06:58
followed the hippie role model idea and00:07:01
began to tell his followers teachings of00:07:03
a coming apocalypse he said that this00:07:05
apocalypse would be spurred by a race00:07:07
war that would happen between the white00:07:09
and black population of the United00:07:10
States so in order to be ahead of the00:07:12
curve he had his cult kill several high00:07:15
profile actors in Hollywood and then00:07:18
attempt to blame it on the black00:07:19
community which he then thought would00:07:21
start the inevitable race war he called00:07:24
this whole thing the Helter Skelter plan00:07:26
and figured himself a sort of Messiah00:07:27
figure to him and his people the most00:07:29
famous of these murders was Sharon Tate00:07:31
in which four people broke into the Tate00:07:34
residence and killed four people00:07:36
including Sharon Tate her previous ex00:07:39
fiance as well as the ays to the folders00:07:42
coffee Fortune eventually everyone was00:07:44
arrested and sent to jail with Manson00:07:46
himself dying of natural causes while in00:07:48
prison in 2017 John wng gasey is the00:07:51
famous killer clown that killed 33 boys00:07:54
from 1972 to 1978 see John Wayne gasy00:07:58
had the side gig of dressing up as00:08:00
either patches or Pogo the clown and00:08:02
performing at things like kids birthday00:08:04
parties while on the side he was00:08:06
abducting young boys taking them back to00:08:08
his home in which he would abuse them in00:08:10
various ways before murdering them and00:08:12
bearing the majority under his00:08:14
floorboards see 33 boys comes from the00:08:16
number of bodies that they found it's00:08:18
estimated that he potentially killed a00:08:20
whole lot more however John Wayne gasey00:08:22
wasn't exactly the talkative type or00:08:24
very remorseful of his actions as a00:08:26
matter of fact when executed by lethal00:08:28
injection in 199 4 his final words were00:08:30
and I quote kiss my ass to give you an00:08:33
idea of how hated he was in the00:08:34
community while he was being executed00:08:37
there was a crowd outside who were00:08:39
having essentially a party and cheering00:08:42
that the clown is finally dead Jack the00:08:44
Ripper is a name given to the00:08:46
perpetrator of the unknown murders that00:08:48
occurred in the White Chapel District of00:08:50
London in 1888 five women are confirmed00:08:53
to be the victims of this Jack the00:08:54
Ripper although it's believed by some00:08:56
that there could be more and while the00:08:58
area of White Chapel is is confirmed and00:08:59
while there are five known victims who00:09:01
were all sex workers at the time little00:09:04
to no Headway in the Killer's identity00:09:06
has ever been made several of these00:09:07
killings had dissections performed which00:09:09
lead some to believe that perhaps the00:09:12
person that did it was a surgeon or a00:09:13
medical professional of some sort while00:09:15
some point out the fact that Jack the00:09:17
Ripper was very intimate with the00:09:19
knowledge of police presence in the city00:09:21
and managed to both murder victims in00:09:23
places they wouldn't be found and then00:09:25
leaving letters in places he knew the00:09:27
police would find them so the theories00:09:28
of this go everywhere from surgeon to00:09:30
cop sadly this killer will probably00:09:32
never be found out as the majority of00:09:34
the evidence that was amassed against00:09:36
him was destroyed during the blitz of00:09:38
London but I mean you probably don't00:09:40
have to worry about it it was like over00:09:43
a hundred years ago there's no way the00:09:44
dude still00:09:46
around unless he was a vampire Ted Bundy00:09:49
is believed to have murdered at least 3000:09:51
women during the 1970s Ted Bundy is the00:09:54
quintessential example for not everyone00:09:56
who looks friendly is trustworthy as a00:09:58
matter of fact the the majority of the00:10:00
ways that Ted Bundy would perform his00:10:01
murders was by either enticing women to00:10:04
follow him or disguising himself as a00:10:06
police officer or some other authority00:10:08
figure in order to get a victim alone00:10:11
normally this resulted in him taking00:10:13
young women out to deserted areas00:10:15
killing them before performing things on00:10:19
their body the trial was a sort of00:10:20
circus show with Ted Bundy playing his00:10:23
own lawyer and being very bombastic00:10:26
during the whole thing which during one00:10:27
of the trial phases he escaped or tried00:10:31
to he was gone for a few days broke into00:10:33
someone's house stole a gun and then got00:10:35
rearrested so yeah I'm sure he's totally00:10:38
innocent after that it's believed by00:10:39
many that the main motive for these00:10:41
murders was a sort of sexual deviance at00:10:44
a young age Ted Bundy had mentioned that00:10:46
he came across several pornographic00:10:47
novels to which he got very interested00:10:50
in them and then was always seeking the00:10:52
next thrill higher which even then it's00:10:54
a really big jump from like you know00:10:57
like dirty mag magazines to stabbing00:11:00
people he was found guilty and executed00:11:03
by the electric chair in 1989 Son of Sam00:11:06
is the nickname given to David Richard00:11:08
burkowitz he was caught in 1977 after00:11:11
murdering eight people by shooting after00:11:13
being arrested he said that his neighbor00:11:15
had a Dog Named Sam that was a demon00:11:19
telling him to commit these murders and00:11:21
when on this whole TI raid that Sam00:11:22
would talk to him and tell him what to00:11:24
do and how to do it although later after00:11:26
being convicted and in jail for a while00:11:28
he said that the whole thing was a hoax00:11:29
to try to get an insanity plea in one of00:11:32
the letters he left for police early on00:11:34
in the killings he said that he himself00:11:36
is the Son of Sam before this he was00:11:38
simply called the 44 magnum killer00:11:40
because that's what all the murders00:11:41
occurred with in the years since David's00:11:43
kind of settled down and has said that00:11:46
his actual killings were because he was00:11:48
part of a satanic cult that had killed00:11:51
many more people throughout the country00:11:53
that the authorities just simply didn't00:11:55
know about and David burwitz is still00:11:57
alive in prison to this day the Zodiac00:11:59
Killer is the name given to the person00:12:01
who killed several people in California00:12:03
from the 1960s to the 1970s the name00:12:06
comes from the fact that after every00:12:07
murder the Zodiac Killer would leave a00:12:11
cryptic message that was hidden in a00:12:13
sort of code that the authorities and00:12:15
newspapers would attempt to figure out00:12:17
he even claimed that in one of these was00:12:19
his true name the majority of the00:12:21
murders consisted of the Zodiac Killer00:12:23
finding young couples at date locations00:12:26
such as overlooks or a Lakeside Shore to00:12:29
which he would then murder them before00:12:31
sending a letter to the newspaper and00:12:33
police afterwards now if you're familiar00:12:36
with the Zodiac case you'll know that00:12:37
there was a certain author by the name00:12:39
of gry Smith who became obsessed with00:12:41
everything the Zodiac Killer did00:12:43
according to him who is quite possibly00:12:45
more close to the case than anyone the00:12:47
perpetrator was a man named Arthur Lee00:12:50
Allen Arthur Lee Allen was one of the00:12:51
initial suspects but was cleared of one00:12:54
of the early murders because he had an00:12:56
alibi however according to gry Smith it00:12:58
was absolutely him and while not making00:13:01
any accusations because haha this is all00:13:04
jokes and just theoretical a lot of the00:13:07
evidence does support that theory00:13:09
including the fact that shortly after00:13:10
Arthur Lee Allen's death there were no00:13:12
more zodiac killings Richard Ramirez who00:13:15
is more popularly known as the00:13:16
nightstalker was convicted of 13 counts00:13:19
of murder as well as several of sexual00:13:21
assault and breaking and entering as a00:13:23
kid Richard had an abusive home life to00:13:25
which he would regularly sneak out and00:13:27
sleep in a local Cemetery several00:13:29
contribute this to part of the reason00:13:30
that his later fascination with death00:13:32
and the Occult came to be as he got00:13:34
older he got very into drugs such as LSD00:13:36
and exploring Concepts like Satanism he00:13:39
then began a spree of attacking and then00:13:41
murdering women before he was caught00:13:43
several of the jurors were afraid of him00:13:45
because while on trial he showed no00:13:47
remorse or fault for his actions and as00:13:49
a matter of fact after one of the early00:13:51
days of the trial one of the jurors was00:13:53
found dead in their home to which all of00:13:55
the other jurors thought somehow The00:13:57
Night Stalker managed to get loose loose00:13:59
or orchestrate away to kill the other00:14:01
juror to which they were all then afraid00:14:03
to return to trial it turns out that00:14:04
that juror died by a totally unrelated00:14:07
murder but it goes to highlight the fact00:14:09
that everyone thought he somehow did it00:14:11
because that was the kind of intensity00:14:13
he gave off his final words to The Press00:14:15
were See You in Disneyland to give you00:14:17
an idea of his attitude through this00:14:19
whole thing and also he was engaged00:14:22
twice while in prison one of which he00:14:24
was actually married to before she was00:14:26
divorced After figuring out that one of00:14:27
his victims was only 9 years old in 201300:14:30
Richard died of complications due to00:14:32
lymphoma while awaiting the death00:14:34
penalty we are now on to tier 2 which is00:14:36
going to be talking a bit more about the00:14:38
Lesser known Henry Lee Lucas was00:14:40
convicted of killing 11 people from 196000:14:43
to 1983 Henry definitely had a hard home00:14:45
life growing up his father was a Ragan00:14:47
alcoholic and his mother was a sex00:14:50
worker who would normally take Henry00:14:53
crossdress him and then essentially pimp00:14:56
him out to passerbys I'm not one to be00:14:58
like oh well this poor person they did00:15:01
the things that they did later because00:15:03
of what happened to them but but in00:15:05
cases like this um you know that00:15:08
probably had something to do with it and00:15:10
it definitely had something to do with00:15:11
the fact that in 1960 Henry murdered his00:15:14
mother which he was arrested and charged00:15:16
with second degree murder although he00:15:17
was released after only 10 years due to00:15:20
prison overcrowd in which are you sure00:15:23
there wasn't like anyone less dangerous00:15:26
than the guy who murdered his mom like00:15:28
I'm sure there was at least one dude in00:15:30
the prison for like an alcohol violation00:15:34
who they could have let go instead of00:15:35
this guy but i' agress after that point00:15:37
he was in and out of prison a lot for00:15:39
things like theft as well as killing00:15:41
several people during this time but what00:15:43
he is most famous for is for the over00:15:46
100 confessions he made now you may be00:15:48
thinking wow he must have murdered a lot00:15:50
more people um but hold on a second so00:15:53
you got to realize he was already00:15:54
serving a life sentence and there were a00:15:57
lot of incons consistencies in his00:15:59
stories like for example he'd look at00:16:01
the evidence and then they' be like you00:16:03
did this he'd be like yeah I did it and00:16:05
they'd be like what with and he's like00:16:07
um what weapon did you say was used00:16:10
again and it wasn't until later the00:16:12
police started to think about it because00:16:14
every time he coming for a confession00:16:16
they would like serve him steak and give00:16:18
him all this free time to like walk00:16:20
around outside and think about what he's00:16:22
done uh that they were like you know00:16:25
maybe we shouldn't like give this guy a00:16:26
vacation every time he confesses to00:16:28
something because yeah it got to the00:16:30
point where like once a week he's like I00:16:32
am ready to confess another murder and00:16:35
then he get like a five-star meal and00:16:38
then go back to his cell and then next00:16:40
week I'm ready to confess to another00:16:43
murder you know because of Henry they00:16:46
stopped doing that and he died of00:16:47
natural causes while in prison in 200100:16:50
Albert Fish who went by the names of the00:16:52
Werewolf of Wisteria the moon maniac and00:16:57
the Boogeyman this is like side tangent00:17:00
I can't stand the fact that serial00:17:02
killers are always given the coolest00:17:04
names like there's the whole argument to00:17:06
be made about like glorifying criminals00:17:09
and I understand that but maybe like the00:17:11
first step could just be like don't call00:17:14
them stuff like Jack the Ripper and the00:17:16
moon Maniac maybe if we call these guys00:17:18
stuff like stupid baby man then no one00:17:21
would want to do any more killings00:17:23
that's my political stance that I'm00:17:25
running for office with a stupid baby00:17:28
man yes it's like the opposite problem00:17:30
with hurricanes because like no one runs00:17:33
away from hurricanes they just like stay00:17:35
in the area it's like yeah cuz you named00:17:37
them stuff like Irene and like Buford00:17:41
like no one's going to run hiding from a00:17:43
storm named Gary but if we called it00:17:46
something like the automated wood00:17:49
shipper death machine 9,000 people might00:17:52
leave okay what were we talking about oh00:17:54
yeah Albert at the end Albert Fish00:17:56
admitted to three murders although the00:17:59
estimated number is more in the hundreds00:18:01
Albert's got to be one of the most evil00:18:03
people who ever lived he would commit00:18:05
these acts by finding children that he00:18:07
thought wouldn't be missed by society00:18:09
which in the 1930s most often consisted00:18:11
of immigrants and minorities to which he00:18:13
would take them to his house and perform00:18:17
acts of assault dismemberment torture00:18:20
before finally killing them and00:18:22
disposing of their bodies he also00:18:24
practiced very extreme forms of self-00:18:26
Affliction such as stabbing and and00:18:28
crushing his genitals as well00:18:31
as inserting glass objects and anyway00:18:35
the reason he only admitted to the three00:18:36
in the end is because those are the ones00:18:38
that he was being charged with although00:18:39
it didn't really matter in the 1930s00:18:41
because one or 1,000 you're going to get00:18:43
killed for it either way during his00:18:45
trial they listed the number of sexual00:18:49
disorders he had and it's like a page00:18:51
including really gross stuff like00:18:53
necrofilia as you can imagine as well as00:18:56
like coasia and your euroasia and um00:19:00
other things to give you an idea of how00:19:03
hated this guy was they deemed him00:19:05
insane but should still be put to death00:19:08
to which he was in 1936 he was executed00:19:10
by the electric chair but shortly before00:19:13
his execution he had written a letter00:19:15
that morning that he wanted read to the00:19:16
press to which his lawyer took one look00:19:18
at it and destroyed it saying it was the00:19:21
most senseless and absurd string of00:19:23
obscenities that he had ever read The00:19:25
Boston Strangler later ided as Albert00:19:27
Dell o murdered 133 women during the00:19:30
1960s what's interesting about the00:19:32
Boston stranglers to this day many00:19:34
people believe there to be more than one00:19:36
killer see the reason for this is right00:19:38
before he was caught he broke into a00:19:41
woman's house which was the standard way00:19:43
that he would go about his murders to00:19:45
which when the woman awoke he stopped00:19:47
said I'm sorry and left so D Salvo was00:19:49
arrested for this and when interrogated00:19:52
confess to being asked if he was00:19:54
responsible for the Boston stranglings00:19:56
but because of the manner in which he00:19:57
was arrested Ed and people saying the00:19:59
police did not handle the evidence00:20:01
properly a lot of people believe that00:20:04
perhaps he was pressured into confessing00:20:05
for the murders of someone else and in00:20:08
1973 he was stabbed to death in the00:20:10
infirmary of the prison by a fellow00:20:12
inmate who's never been identified in00:20:14
recent years however due to advancements00:20:16
in DNA testing the 13th victim had DNA00:20:19
of her killer on them to which that DNA00:20:23
proved to match that of Dal Salvo so he00:20:26
was at least responsible for the 13th00:20:28
murder but people think that may not00:20:30
mean he was responsible for all of them00:20:32
so who knows the snow toown murders were00:20:33
committed by John bunting Robert Wagner00:20:36
and James Velasquez from 1992 to 199900:20:40
after being caught initially they all00:20:42
testified that they were hunting down00:20:44
pedophiles and that the people they were00:20:46
murdering had got away from the justice00:20:47
system and they didn't want them to hurt00:20:49
any further children however after that00:20:51
it then devolved into like well we also00:20:54
killed like you know the00:20:56
homosexuals and other people that we00:20:58
don't agree with and then it eventually00:21:01
just got to like well we killed the weak00:21:03
which okay and in this righteous Crusade00:21:06
of theirs they did things like steal the00:21:08
people's money and personal identity00:21:10
like their social security cards00:21:13
which whatever once the bodies of their00:21:16
victims were found in various barrels00:21:18
and they were all convicted of the00:21:19
crimes they were all given life00:21:21
sentences Ed ker also known as The Co-Ed00:21:23
Killer was convicted in 1973 for00:21:26
murdering ttin people incl including his00:21:28
own mother and grandparents see when he00:21:30
was 15 years old he murdered his00:21:33
grandmother while his grandfather was00:21:34
out with a shotgun later saying that he00:21:37
did it just to see what it would feel00:21:39
like he then was afraid of his00:21:41
grandfather's reaction so whenever his00:21:43
grandfather came back home he murdered00:21:45
him too somehow he was released only 600:21:48
years later because they didn't think he00:21:51
was a threat to society which yeah that00:21:53
totally didn't backfire ker was also a00:21:56
master manipulator as a matter of fact00:21:58
fact he tested with an IQ of 145 stood00:22:02
at 6'9 and was known to be able to talk00:22:04
his way into anything the majority of00:22:06
his murders worked by picking up00:22:08
hitchhiking women to which he would then00:22:09
take them somewhere secluded murder them00:22:12
dismember them take them back to his00:22:14
house and use the pieces for things ker00:22:19
was eventually caught and given life for00:22:21
all of these murders but what's wild in00:22:24
reading about him is everyone's like oh00:22:27
well you know Ed k he's like a really00:22:29
changed guy now and he's really reformed00:22:32
and he says things like oh I understand00:22:34
the terrible things I've done and00:22:36
everyone's okay with him when we know00:22:38
for a fact he's a super smart master00:22:40
manipulator and everywhere you read on00:22:43
him they're like he's a he's a different00:22:44
man now and he's eligible for parole00:22:48
somehow and in 2024 is going up for00:22:50
parole again which no don't don't let00:22:54
that guy out Peter Sutcliffe also known00:22:56
as the Yorkshire Ripper there we go with00:22:58
the cool names again murdered 13 women00:23:00
between 1975 and 1980 the majority of00:23:03
his killings were that of sex workers00:23:05
which he said he was told by God to00:23:07
cleanse him from the earth however he00:23:09
was also like hooking up with him so00:23:12
like is is that really why you're doing00:23:14
it are they really that awful okay and00:23:17
interestingly the thing that got him00:23:18
caught was he was pulled over for having00:23:20
an expired license play and Peter died00:23:23
last year of covid while in prison alien00:23:25
waros killed seven men from 1989 to 199000:23:29
aen worked as a sex worker and she would00:23:31
be picked up by men on the road to which00:23:34
she would then shoot them before going00:23:36
away and then starting the process over00:23:38
she had sort of a rough history leading00:23:40
up to the actual murders like for00:23:42
example she had already been in jail for00:23:43
armed robbery and was in several vehicle00:23:46
accidents and just proved to be all00:23:48
around Reckless during her trial she00:23:49
argued that every single one of these00:23:51
circumstances was self-defense initially00:23:53
she said that all of the men attempt to00:23:55
sexually assault her but then she Chang00:23:57
changed it and said one of them sexually00:23:59
assaulted her and she was just kind of00:24:01
afraid that the others would but she00:24:03
also hid the bodies by dumping them off00:24:06
the sides of roads to which they were00:24:07
found later and she never came to the00:24:09
police saying that she was assaulted so00:24:12
you can't like go to trial for a bunch00:24:14
of murders and then be like oh those00:24:16
were all defense I just forgot to call00:24:20
whoops she was executed on October 9th00:24:22
of 2002 and her last words which I have00:24:25
to read off to you were I would just00:24:27
like to say I'm sailing with The Rock00:24:29
and I'll be back like Independence Day00:24:32
With Jesus June the 6th like the movie00:24:35
Big Mothership in all I'll be back I'll00:24:38
be back00:24:40
so take that what you will that's it's00:24:44
something all right the DC sniper was00:24:46
responsible for 10 murders in 2002 it00:24:48
turned out later that the DC sniper was00:24:50
actually two people those two people00:24:52
being John Allan Muhammad and Lee Boyd00:24:55
Malvo aged 41 and 177 respectively what00:24:58
not a lot of people know is that this00:25:01
pair had actually killed an additional00:25:03
seven people before the DC shootings00:25:05
ever took place they essentially had a00:25:06
crime spree driving through the south in00:25:08
which they would Rob someone shoot them00:25:10
and take their stuff which left a lot of00:25:12
people dead as well as a lot severely00:25:15
injured the actual DC shootings himself00:25:17
consisted of the pair making a makeshift00:25:21
sniper hide out of their vehicle to00:25:23
which they would park it in DC populated00:25:25
areas take a shot before driving away00:25:28
and doing the same thing somewhere else00:25:30
during the investigation authorities00:25:31
were baffled that someone could shoot a00:25:33
gun in the middle of the city and no one00:25:35
see them and that's why the car makes00:25:38
sense because all it consisted of was00:25:39
them pulling up firing out the back in a00:25:42
makeshift hole that they had drilled00:25:44
underneath the license plate before00:25:46
getting away the way that they were00:25:47
finally caught is in one of the many00:25:49
phone calls that John Muhammad had with00:25:51
the police he bragged about getting away00:25:54
with murders previously in the South to00:25:56
which the police then figured out about00:25:58
one of the seven murders I mentioned00:26:00
earlier and then linked that to John00:26:02
Muhammad and eventually found them to00:26:04
which they were then arrested inside the00:26:05
vehicle itself after Muhammad was00:26:07
sentenced to death Malvo came forward00:26:09
and began to give details of why they00:26:11
did it Muhammad was in the military and00:26:13
grew very anti-American sentiments his00:26:16
plan was a three-phase operation in the00:26:18
first phase they would kill 10 white00:26:20
people a day every day for 30 days which00:26:24
he figured would cause you know a00:26:26
general level of upsetness in the city00:26:28
before the pair would make their way to00:26:29
Canada stopping at orphanages and00:26:31
adopting young boys to which he would00:26:33
then train for years in explosives and00:26:37
shooting and all kinds of Boy Scout00:26:40
techniques to which he would then send00:26:42
each of them into major cities to carry00:26:44
out their own attacks and eventually00:26:47
tear apart the United States Muhammad00:26:49
was executed in 2009 and Malvo is still00:26:52
in prison to this day Ed G also known as00:26:55
the Playfield ghoul which again cool00:26:58
name while many believe him to be a00:26:59
serial killer was only ever convicted of00:27:02
one murder Gan is famous for making the00:27:04
skin suits as well as the human00:27:06
furniture that most people know him for00:27:08
although not a lot know his reasoning00:27:10
Gan was always very close to his mother00:27:12
and after she died he sort of spiraled00:27:14
into Insanity he began to dig up bodies00:27:17
that he said looked like his mother and00:27:19
construct different things out of them00:27:22
the most famous of which being his00:27:23
attempts at a skin suit which he said he00:27:26
wanted to look like like his mother's00:27:28
skin so he could crawl inside of her00:27:31
which and then the parts that he00:27:33
couldn't use for the suit he made into00:27:34
lampshades a belt furniture and all00:27:37
kinds of weird stuff the one murder that00:27:40
he committed was whenever he went to a00:27:42
hardware store and the owner he said00:27:44
looked like his mom so he ordered a00:27:46
delivery to have her come to her house00:27:48
to which when she came he killed her00:27:50
this immediately resulted in his capture00:27:53
because all the police did was go oh00:27:55
this is the last place she went okay and00:27:56
when they drove there he had her strung00:27:59
up decapitated and skinned preparing to00:28:02
Fashion her he confessed to an00:28:04
additional killing although confessions00:28:07
in the 1950s were weird and it was never00:28:09
proven if he did or not but either way00:28:11
he died in prison in 1984 Fred and Rose00:28:14
West are responsible for the murder of00:28:16
12 women from 1967 to 1987 Fred and Rose00:28:20
by every account seemed to be extreme00:28:22
sexual deviants the two of them owned an00:28:24
inn in which they would regularly hook00:28:26
up with guests not not only that but00:28:28
Rose worked as a sex worker in the in to00:28:31
which Fred00:28:32
would enjoy the view and the00:28:35
particularly horrible part about it is00:28:37
the abuse that their children eventually00:28:39
suffered this would normally consist of00:28:40
Fred abusing his daughters to which rose00:28:43
would then say well you were asking for00:28:45
it Fred's daughter of a previous00:28:47
marriage began to become weary of what00:28:49
their parents were doing to which one00:28:51
night they murdered her their other00:28:53
children didn't know about this as they00:28:55
said that she simply got a job in a city00:28:57
and had to move away but they would00:28:59
regularly say things like don't act up00:29:01
or else you'll end up under the garden00:29:03
like your sister and once that00:29:04
information slipped to people at the00:29:05
school and eventually the authorities an00:29:08
whole investigation was made in which00:29:10
eventually Fred confessed but said Rose00:29:12
had nothing to do with it and they found00:29:14
a ton of the bodies in the flower bed00:29:16
throughout the trial and everything that00:29:17
followed Rose completely maintained00:29:19
innocence why Fred tried to take the00:29:21
fall for her although all accounts that00:29:23
were given didn't make sense Rose had to00:29:26
be involved in some sort and00:29:27
miraculously despite Fred's efforts00:29:30
during the trials when they first saw00:29:31
each other Rose kept pushing him away00:29:34
because her strategy was to make it seem00:29:36
like she was disgusted with her husband00:29:37
this made Fred depressed who then said00:29:39
she was responsible for a lot of it00:29:41
before he hanged himself in his cell in00:29:43
1995 Rose to this day is still in prison00:29:47
where she maintains that she is innocent00:29:49
of the charges against her HH Holmes00:29:51
confessed to 27 murders between 1891 to00:29:55
1894 he is only ever convicted of one00:29:57
though because like I described earlier00:29:59
they hang you either way to which the00:30:00
majority of these murders occurred in00:30:02
something famously known as The Murder00:30:04
Castle HH homes was rather rich and00:30:06
built this multi-purpose structure that00:30:09
was both apartment complexes as well as00:30:11
a shopping center underneath however00:30:13
after his murders came to light00:30:15
inspection of these apartment rooms was00:30:18
um interesting to give you just a few00:30:20
things there were several false hallways00:30:22
that had no end and worked as a sort of00:30:24
maze through the rooms there were00:30:26
several soundproof rooms made to mask00:30:28
victim screaming as well as hinged walls00:30:30
that allowed access to one room from a00:30:33
secret doorway in another room and00:30:35
several shoots that led directly to the00:30:37
basement which in the basement was a00:30:39
crematorium as well as several Vats of00:30:41
acid that he used to dispose of the00:30:43
bodies it was for this reason that there00:30:45
were never any bodies recovered from the00:30:48
hotel and people simply like checked in00:30:51
and then went missing which eventually00:30:53
the police got suspicious of and he00:30:55
probably would have gotten away with it00:30:56
a lot longer00:30:57
but then for some reason he felt the00:31:00
need to murder the children of his third00:31:02
wife away from the hotel he did this by00:31:05
putting them in a trunk and suffocating00:31:07
them and then simply throwing the trunk00:31:10
underneath a rental property to which00:31:12
you know someone smelled it and00:31:14
complained and then the police found it00:31:16
to which then he was arrested for it and00:31:18
initially said that the devil made him00:31:19
do it but then he said he wasn't the00:31:21
devil and then he said it was the devil00:31:22
again and his stories kept changing00:31:24
either way he was hanged in 1896 but00:31:26
what's interesting is that in recent00:31:28
years people began to believe that00:31:30
perhaps he used his immense wealth to00:31:33
escape death and several said that he00:31:34
simply had an empty casket buried so in00:31:38
2017 they dug up his body to show00:31:41
everyone that the body's still there00:31:42
before rearing it what's especially00:31:44
ironic about this is one of his requests00:31:47
at his death was to build a large cement00:31:50
wall around his coffin as he was afraid00:31:52
grave robbers would come and steal his00:31:54
body which No Grave robbers did but he00:31:56
was re exed because people thought that00:31:59
he didn't actually die and as for the00:32:01
Murder Castle itself it burned down in00:32:04
1895 so you can't go look at it but00:32:06
what's interesting is that several00:32:08
people say they saw two men ignite the00:32:10
fires and there was this whole legend00:32:13
that it was holes and the devil coming00:32:15
to get rid of their handiwork Ivan mot00:32:17
also known as the backpack murderer00:32:19
killed seven people from 1989 to 199300:32:23
the reason for the name is that he would00:32:24
often pick up hitchhikers and people who00:32:27
seemed to be traveling on the road00:32:28
before driving them to a secluded spot00:32:31
in which he would strangle them one of00:32:32
these people fought back and managed to00:32:34
get away and picked up by someone else00:32:36
to which he then informed the police the00:32:38
police managed to ID the vehicle as one00:32:40
that was recently sold because mot was00:32:42
trying to get rid of evidence fast to00:32:44
which mot was eventually arrested and00:32:46
tried for all the murders a lot of the00:32:48
things he did in prison afterwards are00:32:50
just weird like at his first day in00:32:52
prison he was almost beaten to death by00:32:54
another inmate and in 2009 he cut off00:32:57
his pinky finger to try to mail it into00:33:00
the court of appeals in Australia00:33:03
because he thought that would make them00:33:04
sympathetic but whenever he goes to mail00:33:06
it they were like you you can't do that00:33:08
and then he was upset that he wasn't00:33:11
given a PlayStation in his cell so he00:33:13
tried to starve himself to death in00:33:16
protest which lasted like a week and00:33:18
milot eventually died in jail in 2019 of00:33:21
natural causes we are now on to tier00:33:23
three which going into this Iceberg I00:33:25
had never heard of any of these before00:33:26
which is why research for these takes00:33:28
especially long so I can only imagine00:33:30
what the other parts will be but let's00:33:32
get into it bradian hinley refers to Ian00:33:35
Brady and Myra hinley who were00:33:37
responsible for murdering five children00:33:39
from 1963 to 1965 they're also commonly00:33:43
known as the Moors murderers reading00:33:45
about their life there was a certain00:33:47
wickedness that the two of them had00:33:48
while together they both fantasized over00:33:51
stories of prisoner torture as well as00:33:54
researching things like nihilism and00:33:57
developing this whole idea that life is00:33:59
meaningless but death isn't normally the00:34:01
way they would go about their murders is00:34:02
Myra would pick up young girls either00:34:05
walking to or from school or just out00:34:08
and about and offer to give them a ride00:34:09
she would then normally tell a story00:34:12
that if the young girl could help she00:34:13
needs help finding an expensive ring00:34:16
that she lost in the Moors after which00:34:17
point Ian would be there and he would00:34:19
attack the girl and brutalize her before00:34:22
murdering her and they were eventually00:34:23
outed after being witnessed by Brady's00:34:25
brother-in-law the two of them were00:34:27
given life sentences and Brady died in00:34:28
2002 while Ian died in 2017 of natural00:34:32
causes Andre shikat shik sh sh it's00:34:37
Russian00:34:38
um00:34:41
shico Andre shico it's what I'm00:34:44
going with also known as the red Ripper00:34:47
which that's such a cool name they don't00:34:49
have to give it to such a loser anyway00:34:51
was convicted of killing 52 people from00:34:54
1978 to 1990 at a young age on Andre was00:34:57
diagnosed with chronic impotence he00:34:59
became incredibly depressed because of00:35:01
this especially in high school in which00:35:03
he didn't feel like he was worthy of00:35:05
courting any of the girls he was00:35:06
interested in however he finished for00:35:10
the first time in his life after00:35:12
wrestling a young girl so Andre figured00:35:14
that the only way that he could achieve00:35:17
that was00:35:18
by attacking women he eventually moved00:35:21
out of his hometown and this is before00:35:22
any of the murders occurred after having00:35:24
several breakups because he couldn't00:35:27
physically satisfy anyone he was with00:35:29
however he was kicked out of the school00:35:31
after he assaulted one girl in a pool00:35:34
and another in his classroom both of00:35:36
which times he00:35:38
successfully did the deed after which00:35:40
point he began to spiral and seeing that00:35:42
he has nothing left began to just attack00:35:45
random women either they be homeless or00:35:48
women just taking the bus or women who00:35:50
seem to be alone he would attack them00:35:52
and kill them in order to get yeah this00:35:56
occurred occurred after one night he was00:35:58
wearing a disguise and pulled a woman to00:36:00
the side to experience it and then as00:36:03
she tried to fight him he stabbed her to00:36:05
which he realized oh that also does it00:36:07
for some reason he was sentenced to00:36:09
death and executed in 1994 which the00:36:12
only like funny thing out of this entire00:36:15
circumstance is the means of execution00:36:18
was a gunshot to the back of the head00:36:20
which Eastern Europe is absolutely wild00:36:22
for that it wasn't like a firing squad00:36:25
it wasn't like some huge formal thing00:36:28
they put him in a soundproof room with00:36:30
one guy who had a gun and just shot him00:36:32
in the back of the head and like I'm not00:36:34
trying to make light of death or00:36:35
anything but could you imagine like you00:36:37
know you're cuffed you're going to the00:36:39
Death Room essentially and then the door00:36:41
opens and it's just like some dude in a00:36:43
T-shirt with a revolver like00:36:46
hey you come here often Dennis Nelson is00:36:49
responsible for the muswell hill murders00:36:51
which was 12 people that died from 197800:36:54
to 1983 Dennis had a hard home home life00:36:56
growing up and the only person that he00:36:58
was really close to was his younger00:37:00
sister after getting a little bit older00:37:02
Dennis realized that he was homosexual00:37:05
however he tried to talk himself out of00:37:07
it and say that he was only attracted to00:37:09
certain boys who had characteristics00:37:11
similar to that of his sister so in00:37:13
order to alleviate this he assaulted his00:37:18
younger sister however he still had the00:37:20
feelings afterwards because duh and he00:37:22
simply remained closeted he joined the00:37:24
military and seemed to adapt well for a00:37:25
while that was until one night when him00:37:28
and a friend got drunk and passed out to00:37:30
which he woke up and saw his friend00:37:32
lying there unconscious and got00:37:35
overwhelmed he didn't do anything at the00:37:38
time but that began to be a fantasy that00:37:40
played over in his head and not only00:37:42
being the person who would commit the00:37:44
ACT but to also be the victim as several00:37:47
times he would pretend to be unconscious00:37:50
in revealing positions hoping that00:37:54
someone would do something to to him it00:37:57
it's so gross after he got out of the00:37:58
military he tried to begin legitimate00:38:00
relationships while out of the closet00:38:02
however none of them seemed to work out00:38:04
it was during this frustration that he00:38:06
realized the ultimate form of his00:38:09
fantasy00:38:11
was a body so as soon as he got someone00:38:15
else to stay over at his house he00:38:17
murdered them to which he then kept00:38:19
their body for some00:38:21
time you know the rest as mentioned00:38:23
earlier he did this with 12 different00:38:25
men and the thing that got him put away00:38:28
was a clogged drain see after these00:38:30
bodies got to a point that he couldn't00:38:31
use them anymore he would chop up most00:38:33
of the pieces and bury them but some of00:38:35
them he would flush down the drain this00:38:37
eventually resulted in a clogged drain00:38:40
to which a plumber came and looked at it00:38:42
and after opening it found human hair00:38:45
and other remains to which the plumber00:38:47
freaked out and says this looks like00:38:49
human skin to which Dennis replied with00:38:54
I guess someone flushed their Fried00:38:56
Chicken00:38:58
the plumber took a sample informed the00:39:00
police who then came and arrested Dennis00:39:01
to which he confessed to everything he00:39:03
was given a life sentence and died of00:39:05
natural causes in 2018 the Grim sleeper00:39:08
whose real name is Lonnie David Franklin00:39:10
Jr is responsible for 10 murders that00:39:12
occurred between 1985 and 2007 Lonnie00:39:15
was dishonorably discharged from the00:39:17
military when he sexually assaulted a00:39:20
young girl while stationed in Germany00:39:22
the murders themselves of the Grim00:39:24
sleeper came from him sexually00:39:26
assaulting women before killing them the00:39:28
reason he got the name the Grim sleeper00:39:30
is because there was a 14-year Gap in00:39:32
the murders it's believed it's because00:39:34
he had a kid during that time and00:39:37
possibly for a while put away the00:39:39
murderous side but then it came back and00:39:41
that son ended up being the thing that00:39:43
put him away they had a positive DNA00:39:45
match from one of the victims that00:39:47
occurred in the80s however there were no00:39:48
matches for it so fast forward way later00:39:51
to 2007 when they did another test on it00:39:54
just to see if something turned up and00:39:56
Lonnie's son turned up as being a close00:39:59
enough match the reason was Lonnie's son00:40:02
had DNA in the system after he was00:40:04
arrested for a weapons charge of course00:40:07
that wouldn't make sense for his son to00:40:08
be the killer because he wasn't even00:40:10
alive when the early ones happened00:40:12
however it may mean that his dad did and00:40:14
sure enough whenever they went to00:40:15
investigate they found hundreds of tapes00:40:18
and images that he had taken of his00:40:20
victims which you know is a pretty good00:40:22
sign he did it and the Grim sleeper died00:40:24
of natural causes last year while in00:40:26
prison Steven Port was given a life00:40:28
sentence in 2016 for four murders and a00:40:31
lot of sexual abuse see it's widely00:40:33
believed that Steven never even meant to00:40:35
kill those four people what Steven would00:40:38
do is he would regularly go to bars in00:40:40
which he would drug men using a date00:40:42
rape drug and take them back to his00:40:45
house before doing the deed and then00:40:48
dropping them off somewhere the four00:40:49
people who died were determined to have00:40:51
died from an overdose of this state rape00:40:53
drug and it was apparent that Steven00:40:55
didn't really really know what to do00:40:57
with the murders and kind of panicked00:40:58
after they happened like for example the00:41:00
first one he dropped off on a street and00:41:02
then called the police saying that he00:41:04
saw someone pass out and they should00:41:06
probably do something about it and then00:41:08
he dropped the others off by a church00:41:10
out in the countryside which the same00:41:13
woman found the two bodies on two00:41:16
separate occasions while walking their00:41:18
dog which begs the question how many00:41:20
dead bodies do you have to find on the00:41:22
same road before you walk your dog00:41:23
another Direction and the last one he00:41:25
wrote a fake suicide side note 4 so the00:41:28
kind of sporadic actions afterwards00:41:30
implies that he didn't really mean to00:41:31
kill him still totally responsible but00:41:34
doesn't mean that that was his first00:41:37
option and because of this he was given00:41:39
the name of the grinder killer which is00:41:41
so much more fitting than the other ones00:41:43
like imagine if a guy murdered a bunch00:41:45
of people and then they called him like00:41:47
the Tinder Bender like that's so00:41:50
ridiculous and they should be made fun00:41:52
of so why not make fun of them I don't00:41:54
know why we don't do that more often00:41:55
also before before any of this came to00:41:57
life Steven Port was on an episode of00:41:59
Master Chef which I couldn't not mention00:42:02
Dean Coral is responsible for killing 2800:42:05
boys from 1970 to 1973 these murders00:42:08
were known as the Houston mass murders00:42:11
Coral had two accomplices which were00:42:13
each teenage boys Coral would pay the00:42:15
boys $200 each to drive around try to00:42:19
find some teenage boy by themselves and00:42:21
either say that they were going to go00:42:23
get high or go to a party or just give00:42:25
the kid ride to which the kid would then00:42:28
get in the vehicle they would drive to00:42:29
Coral's house and that's where Coral00:42:32
would do the Deeds normally what would00:42:34
happen is coral would get the boys very00:42:36
drunk to which he would then take the00:42:38
victim and tie them up before abusing00:42:42
them over the course of several days00:42:44
before shooting them and disposing of00:42:45
the body however the story of how Coral00:42:48
got brought down is very interesting so00:42:50
one of those accompli a boy named Henley00:42:53
had his friend with him who Coral had00:42:55
said can just come over to drink and00:42:58
smoke because there was a sort of weird00:43:00
friendship between them and that Coral00:43:02
wouldn't kill his friend however before00:43:04
leaving Henley's house he heard00:43:05
commotion from his neighbor's house and00:43:08
it turns out his neighbor a young girl00:43:09
about his age was being attacked by her00:43:12
alcoholic father to which Henley said00:43:14
why don't you just come hang out with us00:43:16
after showing up coral was immediately00:43:18
outraged by the fact that Henley had00:43:20
brought a girl saying that he ruined00:43:22
everything Coral eventually got over it00:43:24
and after getting really high they all00:43:26
passed out and whenever Henley woke up00:43:29
he was being tied up like the other00:43:31
victims of coral Henley convinced Coral00:43:34
not to kill him and instead said that00:43:36
he'll help him do the murders of these00:43:39
two others to which Henley then took an00:43:41
opportune moment stole the gun away and00:43:44
shot Coral to death however despite00:43:46
being responsible for Coral's death00:43:48
hinley as well as the other accomplice00:43:50
were still responsible for kidnapping a00:43:53
ton of boys and even possibly assisting00:43:56
with the murders and torture so they00:43:57
were each given life sentences to which00:43:59
the other accomplice died last year due00:44:01
to co and hinley is still serving his00:44:03
life sentence now it's especially00:44:05
interesting or should I say terrifying00:44:06
about coral is that he told the two00:44:08
young boys that he was part of a00:44:10
national group that trades around young00:44:12
boys and when going through the pictures00:44:15
that Coral had there were several boys00:44:17
seen in the images that were not found00:44:20
among the bodies implying that there00:44:21
were many more victims cuz remember00:44:23
Coral's dead now so the only ones who00:44:26
said what actually happened were the two00:44:28
boys as well as the evidence of the00:44:30
bodies they found so those extra00:44:32
pictures implies that there were many00:44:34
more victims quite possibly of a much00:44:36
bigger scheme Gary Ridgeway also known00:44:39
as the Green River Killer was00:44:41
responsible for 49 murders between the00:44:43
1980s and 1990s Ridgeway was weird from00:44:46
the get-go like when he was 16 years old00:44:49
he stabbed a 6-year-old child in an00:44:51
attempt to murder him and never got00:44:53
punished for it and growing up he became00:44:55
a sort of of sex addict who was also00:44:58
really interested in the Bible so he00:45:00
would talk about things like the love of00:45:01
God and then proceed to have these00:45:04
intense fantasies to do with random00:45:06
women see Ridgeway was married to00:45:07
several women who demanded that they00:45:10
have that several times a day not only00:45:13
that but in public and revealing places00:45:16
so what Ridgeway would do is he would00:45:18
get sex workers to fulfill these00:45:20
fantasies to which in an intense Moment00:45:23
of post-nut clarity he would think about00:45:26
how much he hates sex workers and then00:45:28
kill them most often ditching the bodies00:45:31
at the same place that he committed the00:45:33
crime and in places where it wasn't00:45:34
necessarily public like a forest he00:45:37
would return days after to00:45:39
continue acts he was eventually00:45:42
convicted using DNA evidence and what's00:45:44
interesting is that during his00:45:47
interviews he confessed to 71 murders00:45:50
although there were so many he couldn't00:45:52
remember where all the bodies were and00:45:53
evidence wasn't found so they eventually00:45:55
just stuck with the 49 although like I00:45:57
said it's quite possible that there were00:45:59
many more and he's still serving his00:46:01
life sentence to this day Richard Chase00:46:03
known as the vampire of00:46:06
Sacramento anyway was convicted of six00:46:08
murders in 1978 so Richard was a very00:46:11
weird kid and he was an extreme00:46:13
hypochondria act at a young age he would00:46:15
do things like hold oranges above his00:46:16
head to say he's absorbing the vitamin C00:46:19
that's going through them he said that00:46:21
his skull was broken into pieces and00:46:23
moving around so he began to shave his00:46:25
head so he could watch what his skull00:46:26
does as well as making the claim that00:46:28
someone stole his pulmonary artery so00:46:32
yeah he eventually moved out of the00:46:34
house with his mother because he thought00:46:35
his mother was trying to poison him and00:46:37
then he moved in with several roommates00:46:39
who complained that he would do things00:46:41
like walk around the house completely00:46:43
naked and after asking him to move out00:46:45
he wouldn't so they all moved out it was00:46:47
around this time that he began to pick00:46:48
up random straight animals before00:46:50
killing and eating them raw saying it00:46:52
kept his heart from shrinking he was00:46:54
eventually brought into a Dental00:46:56
hospital after he went to a normal00:46:58
hospital because he injected rabbit00:47:00
blood into his veins after giving the00:47:02
guy a ton of anti- schizophrenic drugs00:47:05
they said that he wasn't a threat to00:47:07
society and just sent him out the door00:47:09
to which he was found a few months later00:47:11
on a native reservation just in the00:47:14
middle of the woods smeared in blood00:47:17
with a bucket of cow's blood in his car00:47:20
and he was given no penalties for this00:47:23
you can just get a bunch of cow blood00:47:26
rub it on yourself run around a00:47:29
reservation and it's a Friday night all00:47:31
the murders occurred in the span of a00:47:33
month when he would break into people's00:47:36
houses and then murder them before00:47:38
eating pieces of them saying it's making00:47:40
him stronger he would also drink the00:47:42
blood from the people that he killed00:47:44
hence the name of the Vampire of00:47:45
Sacramento and and this isn't funny but00:47:48
it's kind of funny so one of the things00:47:50
he said after he was caught is that if00:47:52
he approached someone's house and the00:47:54
door was locked that he wouldn't try to00:47:57
break in because that meant he wasn't00:47:59
wanted but if it was unlocked and that00:48:01
was a sign to come in hence again the00:48:04
whole vampire thing but one of the00:48:07
houses that was unlocked he walked into00:48:09
no one was home so for some reason he00:48:12
walked into the child's room pooped on00:48:16
their bed and just00:48:20
left why did he do that I I know he's00:48:24
like insane and like had serious00:48:27
disorders but like what what part if his00:48:30
whole Health Plan does just like dumping00:48:33
on someone's bed personify and could you00:48:36
see being the family like you come back00:48:39
home nothing's stolen nothing's taken00:48:41
but just on your daughter's00:48:44
bed anyway while in prison he constantly00:48:47
said that he was afraid of the Nazis and00:48:49
the aliens coming to get him and in one00:48:52
interview with a00:48:54
newscaster Midway through he just00:48:56
started pulling handfuls of macaroni out00:48:59
of his00:49:03
pockets because he said that the guards00:49:07
were Nazis who were poisoning him so00:49:10
just middle of a conversation holding00:49:12
eye contact just tries to hand the00:49:15
reporter a bunch of macaroni he then00:49:17
stocked up a bunch of his schizophrenic00:49:20
medication and then took it all at once00:49:21
and overdosed in 1981 the hillside00:49:24
stranglers was the duo of Kenneth bian00:49:27
and Angelo buo they killed 10 girls from00:49:29
1977 to 1978 it seems to me like their00:49:33
original plan was just to commit one00:49:34
murder but then they got a taste for it00:49:36
the reason was the two of them decided00:49:37
to start being pimps and when one of the00:49:40
girls ended up backing out on them they00:49:42
got very mad and ended up killing the00:49:44
person who suggested that girl to them00:49:46
and after that's when the cycle began of00:49:48
killing women and violating their bodies00:49:51
so it seems that the two just enjoyed it00:49:53
some of these were very sporadic too for00:49:54
example bian ran ran an upholstery shop00:49:57
to which a girl came in to talk about00:49:58
business she was the last one there so00:50:01
his cousin pulled him aside for a second00:50:03
they had a conversation and then just00:50:05
killed her buo died of a heart attack a00:50:07
few years ago but bian is still in life00:50:08
in prison to this day I have to mention00:50:10
that bian's girlfriend while he was in00:50:13
prison tried to strangle another girl to00:50:16
death to make it look like the police00:50:18
got the wrong guy the way they were00:50:20
going to do this was bian gave his00:50:23
girlfriend a you condom and she was00:50:26
going to plant the evidence on the00:50:29
victim that she killed so that the00:50:31
police would see the DNA and think that00:50:34
the guy in jail was framed for it which00:50:37
okay which say what you want but that is00:50:38
loyalty right there Carlin's arm was00:50:41
convicted of killing five people00:50:43
although the actual number is expected00:50:45
to be well over a 100 and he also00:50:48
claimed to have sodomized thousands of00:50:50
young boys and yes that's 1,000 with an00:50:53
S at a young age it seemed that Carl was00:50:55
abused in the training school that he00:50:57
went to to which he burned it down and00:50:59
throughout the 1920s went on a spree of00:51:02
kidnapping young boys sodomizing them00:51:05
murdering them and then ditching them he00:51:06
is only convicted for five because00:51:08
that's the five the police knew of that00:51:09
they approached him with but again back00:51:12
in the 20s and 30s one or a thousand is00:51:15
the same penalty after going to prison00:51:17
he told one of the guards that the first00:51:20
person that gives me trouble is going to00:51:22
die to which sure enough one of the00:51:23
foremen gave him a hard time so he beat00:51:25
him to death in the prison for that00:51:27
murder he was sentenced to death in 193000:51:29
and while on death row one of the guards00:51:32
bought him a cigarette Carl was so00:51:34
amazed by this act of kindness that he00:51:35
asked for a pen and paper and he wrote00:51:37
down everything this is where the claims00:51:40
of the over a thousand sodomization come00:51:42
from during his execution in which he00:51:44
was hanged he spit on The Executioner's00:51:47
face while he was putting the black bag00:51:48
over his head and when asked if he had00:51:50
any last words he said yes hurry it up00:51:53
you ho your bastard I could have killed00:51:55
a dozen men while you were screwing00:51:57
around so if you can't say anything else00:52:00
about him at least he was consistent00:52:01
Clifford Olen also known as the Beast of00:52:04
British Columbia which there we go with00:52:06
the cool names again was convicted of00:52:08
the murder of 11 children in the early00:52:11
1980s the way he went about most of00:52:13
these killings is he would catch the00:52:14
children either while they were on their00:52:16
own or abduct them from a crowd to which00:52:18
he would strangle them and then leave00:52:20
their body in a secretive location he00:52:23
was eventually caught by the police in00:52:25
which made a really weird deal to give00:52:28
up the locations of the bodies of the00:52:30
kids he killed Clifford made a deal with00:52:32
the Canadian police that he would be00:52:33
given $10,000 Canadian dollars for every00:52:37
body that he shows them that money would00:52:39
be deposited into a pension fund that00:52:41
would go to his wife and at the time00:52:44
infant son saying that even though he00:52:46
doesn't care about these children that00:52:47
he murdered he did however care about00:52:49
his wife and kid and for some reason the00:52:52
police agreed to that deal and ended up00:52:54
giving his wife wife and son $100,00000:52:57
Canadian dollars for the 10 bodies that00:52:59
Clifford showed them although he threw00:53:01
in an 11th one which he said was a00:53:03
freebie the public wasn't made initially00:53:06
aware of that deal until the trial to00:53:08
which people were then outraged that the00:53:10
person who killed their children was00:53:12
given $10,000 for showing the police00:53:14
where the body was despite this nothing00:53:16
changed in the agreement and Clifford00:53:18
was given a life sentence but due to the00:53:20
way Canadian law worked at the time00:53:22
Clifford was eligible for parole after00:53:24
25 years so the judge said at the00:53:26
sentencing hearing of the trial that00:53:29
Clifford should never ever under any00:53:31
circumstances be let out of course00:53:33
Clifford still tried for parole and in00:53:36
his 2006 parole hearing he said that he00:53:40
should be let go because he gave the00:53:43
United States a warning about 911 and00:53:47
that they had granted him clemency for00:53:49
it which let me remind you for one00:53:52
Clifford was being jailed in in Canada00:53:56
and two no he didn't you got to think00:53:59
about this is 5 years after 911 and at00:54:01
his parole Hearing in which he's00:54:03
supposed to convince a group of people00:54:05
that he is not crazy or a threat to00:54:07
society he tells them that the United00:54:09
States freed him because he warned them00:54:11
about 9/11 of course he wasn't let out00:54:14
for that but that wasn't the end of his00:54:15
weird prison controversy after this news00:54:17
got to the public that Clifford had been00:54:19
drawing on essentially a social security00:54:21
system in Canada that applies to people00:54:24
over the age of 5 and that he was00:54:27
basically getting his retirement fund00:54:29
deposited into an account that he could00:54:31
access if he ever got out so keep in00:54:33
mind this is the second time that00:54:35
Clifford has got a lot of money from the00:54:37
Canadian government while either on00:54:39
trial or in jail for murdering children00:54:42
and at this point the account had been00:54:43
going for several years so the dude had00:54:45
like 30 grand if he ever got out but00:54:48
this time the authorities actually00:54:50
looked into it and was like hey we00:54:51
should probably do something and killed00:54:53
the account and despite all these00:54:55
Shenanigans Clifford died of natural00:54:57
causes while in prison in 2011 Leonard00:55:00
lake is responsible for 11 to 2500:55:03
killings of women at a remote cabin in00:55:06
California during the mid 80s as a child00:55:08
Leonard was raised by his grandmother00:55:11
who had interesting ways of encouraging00:55:14
his behavior for example when he was00:55:16
young he would begin to do things like00:55:18
photograph pictures of the female00:55:20
members of his family while they were00:55:23
naked like in the shower something00:55:25
rather and his grandmother found out00:55:27
about it and encouraged it apparently00:55:30
saying it was some artistic expression00:55:32
or whatever and then he started doing00:55:34
things like melting rats in acid to00:55:37
which again his grandma was like oh kids00:55:40
in there hobbies and this steadily00:55:42
building Main Street kept getting bigger00:55:45
and his grandma kept not doing anything00:55:47
about it this came to a head when while00:55:49
in Vietnam during the war he had a00:55:51
mental breakdown during a combat mission00:55:53
for this Leonard was discharged and sent00:55:56
back home to the US it was around this00:55:58
time that Leonard got really into the00:55:59
hippie lifestyle and even married a00:56:01
hippie who then later divorced him00:56:03
whenever she found out that he was00:56:05
filming adult movies that she wasn't00:56:08
aware of it was shortly after this that00:56:10
Leonard befriended another Vietnam vet00:56:12
by the name of Charles nag to come live00:56:14
with him at this remote cabin in the00:56:16
middle of the woods it was during this00:56:18
time that Leonard and Charles would get00:56:19
together kidnap women bring them in00:56:22
torture them do explicit things to them00:56:25
before murdering them all while00:56:26
recording it similar to the adult films00:56:29
that Leonard used to make we'll talk in00:56:30
a second about how they got rid of the00:56:32
bodies and all that but they probably00:56:34
would have gotten away with it a lot00:56:36
longer if it hadn't been for a really00:56:38
stupid move that Charles made see00:56:40
Charles had a track record beforehand of00:56:42
being a petty Thief he would just go to00:56:44
stores and randomly steal stuff one day00:56:47
Charles was in a hardware store in which00:56:49
he stole a vice for some reason and then00:56:52
left Charles told Leonard who said well00:56:54
well you know we don't want to hurt the00:56:57
economy or whatever so Leonard went back00:56:59
to the hardware store to pay for the00:57:01
vice by the time Leonard got there the00:57:03
police were there taking up a report00:57:05
from the person behind the counter so00:57:07
Leonard walks in and says hey it was my00:57:10
buddy who stole device let me just pay00:57:12
for it the police immediately suspicious00:57:14
asked for his ID to which Leonard handed00:57:17
them the ID of one of his murder victims00:57:20
see the way that Leonard and Charles00:57:22
would do it is they would catch whole00:57:23
families at a time00:57:25
murder all of the men and normally just00:57:27
keep the woman alive for torture so they00:57:29
had all of these trophies they had00:57:31
accumulated over time so when Leonard00:57:33
hand the officer a picture of a man who00:57:36
upon search had been reported missing00:57:38
for a while they go outside and take a00:57:41
look in Leonard's car and setting in the00:57:43
passenger seat is a pistol with an00:57:45
illegal suppressor on the end of it so00:57:47
that's odd so they brought Leonard in00:57:49
for questioning as soon as he got00:57:52
brought in for questioning he popped00:57:54
four cyanide pills that he had hidden in00:57:57
his jacket and killed himself there in00:57:59
the interrogation room or at least he00:58:01
seized up and went comodos technically00:58:03
he died 4 days later but same difference00:58:05
which imagine being the police in this00:58:07
situation you get a call that a vice has00:58:10
been stolen so you go there and the00:58:13
guy's like hey it was my buddy let me00:58:16
pay for it so they're like why don't you00:58:17
come down to the station and he just00:58:19
killed himself this gave the police00:58:22
ample opportunity to go back and search00:58:25
property and when they did they arrested00:58:26
Charles who found the full display of00:58:29
what they had been doing constructed00:58:30
next to the cabin was a structure that00:58:33
the investigators later called a dungeon00:58:36
that was full of various restraints and00:58:38
torture devices and looked like00:58:40
something out of a horror movie it was00:58:42
there while searching the property that00:58:44
they figured out that the way the two of00:58:46
them would get rid of their victims is00:58:48
by melting their bodies in acid remember00:58:51
how earlier when he was a kid he would00:58:53
do the same thing to rats00:58:55
well now he does that but to like you00:58:57
know people what couldn't be melted was00:58:59
then compiled up and then buried around00:59:02
the property itself which the police00:59:03
began to find while also searching the00:59:06
property they found something that was00:59:07
labeled a treasure map which while00:59:09
following it they managed to find00:59:11
several barrels that were full of00:59:13
personal effects clothing IDs and stuff00:59:16
like that as well as in these barrels00:59:18
they found several videos of the two of00:59:21
them committing these crimes that's the00:59:23
reason that the murders are 11 to 2500:59:25
because while yes they found remains of00:59:27
at least 11 different people on the00:59:29
property they found personal belongings00:59:32
and identification of much more00:59:34
interestingly Charles lawyer during the00:59:37
trial didn't ask any questions to the00:59:39
witnesses that came forward and00:59:41
seemingly just through the case now I00:59:43
can't prove this at all but my own00:59:46
theory is that it specifically says that00:59:48
he began to stop asking questions and00:59:50
all that after the evidence was brought00:59:52
forward or in other words the tapes so00:59:55
perhaps this lawyer was looking to00:59:57
defend Charles until he saw videos of01:00:00
him torturing and brutalizing these01:00:02
women and from the logs of what was said01:00:04
in the videos it was pretty brutal that01:00:07
maybe the lawyer just decided he didn't01:00:09
want to save this guy's life and just01:00:11
let the case carry on either way to this01:00:14
day Charles is still in prison on death01:00:16
row Gilbert Paul Jordan known as the01:00:18
boozing Barber which that one's like on01:00:21
the line of Goofy and cool so I'll let01:00:23
it slide is responsible for the alcohol01:00:26
murders while it's believed that he01:00:28
killed between 8 to 10 women he has only01:00:31
ever been convicted of one charge of01:00:34
manslaughter the reason being his murder01:00:36
weapon as the name suggests was alcohol01:00:39
the way he would do this is he would get01:00:41
women to come over to his apartment most01:00:44
often sex workers to which he would then01:00:46
pay them to see how much they could01:00:48
drink whenever the women inevitably01:00:50
passed out he would then tilt their head01:00:52
back and pour alcohol down their throats01:00:54
until they died of alcohol poisoning and01:00:56
that's the reason that even though he01:00:58
murdered like 8 to 10 people they could01:01:00
only ever get him on one charge of01:01:01
manslaughter because it's really hard to01:01:05
prove that you know he did that rather01:01:07
than just he was hooking up with someone01:01:09
and they drank too much even though01:01:11
while apparent and looking at the01:01:13
evidence it's very clear he killed these01:01:15
people especially given the number of01:01:16
people that it happened to it's hard01:01:19
from like a legal standpoint to say01:01:22
either oh you killed this person or oh01:01:24
they accidentally killed himself also01:01:26
the drinking was not exclusive to his01:01:28
victims it is reported that this guy01:01:31
drank 50 ounces of vodka every day and01:01:35
somehow didn't die of alcohol poisoning01:01:37
himself after like the eighth death it01:01:39
became apparent to the police what he01:01:41
was doing so they started listening in01:01:43
at his house to which he could be heard01:01:46
telling the women oh I'll give you $5001:01:48
if you drink that bottle but 100 if you01:01:50
can drink both of them actually I'll01:01:52
just make it 200 if you can drink that01:01:54
and so on and so on which for these poor01:01:56
women who most of the time were in a01:01:58
struggling spot anyway in order to make01:02:00
money this was an offer they couldn't01:02:02
pass up but sadly led to their end but01:02:05
as mentioned they only ever got him on01:02:06
one manslaughter charge to which he01:02:08
served 9 years before being released and01:02:11
then almost as soon as he was released01:02:14
he got arrested for being at a bar and01:02:17
trying to force alcohol on a woman to01:02:19
which he pretty much gets a warning gets01:02:21
back out and then at a hotel party01:02:25
almost kills a woman but her friend01:02:27
managed to get into the room and save01:02:29
her as he was pouring alcohol down her01:02:31
throat to which he was only given 1501:02:34
months for like reckless endangerment so01:02:36
he gets out and then gets in trouble for01:02:39
doing the exact same thing again and01:02:42
gets off with no penalty I have no idea01:02:46
how you can look at someone who has01:02:49
definitely done it 8 to 10 times tried01:02:52
to do it two more times each after01:02:54
getting arrested and then now you're01:02:56
sitting there on the third time and01:02:57
you're like you know01:02:58
what I think he's innocent however he01:03:01
eventually died in 2006 of guess what01:03:04
you guessed it alcohol poisoning it's01:03:07
pretty pathetic that like such a sicko01:03:09
despite everyone on this list who like01:03:12
showed proof that if given the chance01:03:15
they would do it again got the lightest01:03:17
sentencing like 9 years and then the 1501:03:20
months and release three times between01:03:22
them and you never got any better so01:03:26
thanks justice system Rehabilitation01:03:28
cool Robert pikon was convicted in 200701:03:32
of the second degree murder of Six Women01:03:36
although that probably isn't even close01:03:39
to how many he actually killed the01:03:40
police initially wanted to charge him01:03:43
with another 20 and then to an01:03:45
undercover agent who was in jail with01:03:48
pikon pikon said that he had killed 4901:03:52
and wanted to kill one more woman to01:03:54
make it an even 50 at a young age Robert01:03:56
Pickton lived with his family on a01:03:59
family run pig farm something that is01:04:01
too weird to not mention is one of the01:04:04
reasons he later said was the cause for01:04:06
his crimes is that at a young age he01:04:09
really fell in love with like this baby01:04:11
calf and he just had a connection to it01:04:14
and then you know it's a slaughterhouse01:04:16
farm so one day the calf gets01:04:18
slaughtered and that just like flipped a01:04:20
switch in his mind which I don't01:04:23
necessarily think if kid loses their pet01:04:25
they just automatically become a serial01:04:27
killer but whatever his word when01:04:30
Robert's parents died the control of the01:04:32
pig farm fell on him and his brother but01:04:35
his brother really didn't want anything01:04:37
to do with the slaughterhouse Pig side01:04:39
of it so Robert picked it up and lived01:04:41
on a trailer on the property deciding to01:04:43
update it a bit Robert converted the01:04:45
barn into a sort of bar strip club area01:04:49
that was known as the piggy Palace good01:04:52
time Society it was a popular place for01:04:54
Raves and strip shows at the time and01:04:56
was commonly visited by the Hell's01:04:58
Angels however it was during one of01:05:00
these parties that he stabbed one of the01:05:02
strippers to which she took the knife01:05:05
and stabbed him back and they both ended01:05:07
up going to the same Hospital the woman01:05:10
who had a handcuff around her wrist said01:05:13
that it had been pikon who handcuffed01:05:15
her and then tried to stab her to which01:05:17
she managed to wrestle the weapon away01:05:19
and stab him pointed out that the key to01:05:21
her handcuff was in pcm's pocket to01:05:24
which when the people at the hospital01:05:26
checked it was and they managed to01:05:28
unlock her however he never saw trial01:05:30
for this because no attorney thought01:05:32
that her story would stand up because01:05:34
she tested positive for several drugs01:05:37
and she was01:05:39
a less than desirable can I don't know01:05:42
you know how the law works so he pretty01:05:43
much got off with the situation SC free01:05:46
however there was a local police officer01:05:48
who noticed that several of the women01:05:51
who worked on the corners or sex workers01:05:53
who would normally come and talk to him01:05:55
throughout the day began to disappear he01:05:57
started to think something was weird01:05:58
about this so he asked one who said that01:06:01
the most recent missing person had went01:06:04
to go check out the old Pig place to01:06:06
which it turned out that several of01:06:08
these women who picked and had picked up01:06:11
to bring back to his property had just01:06:14
disappeared given that and the previous01:06:16
stabbing history the police launched an01:06:17
investigation to which they found01:06:19
several personal effects of those women01:06:22
who went missing on his property01:06:24
whatever his argument was yeah they came01:06:26
over maybe they dropped a card or a01:06:28
purse or whatever I don't know stop01:06:30
bothering me and they can never get01:06:32
anything conclusive because they were01:06:34
never able to find any body parts to01:06:37
which the absolutely horrifying idea01:06:39
came forward that perhaps because it's a01:06:42
pig farm and perhaps because he ships01:06:45
out meat that he's either using the01:06:49
bodies as food for the pigs or even01:06:51
worse food that he's shipping out this01:06:54
was such a concern that a notice went01:06:56
out to several of the pork markets in01:06:59
the area to check their meat01:07:01
concentration cuz it uh may not be pork01:07:03
eventually the police managed to obtain01:07:06
enough of a warrant that they were able01:07:07
to search his actual trailer to which01:07:09
they found several of the bloody clothes01:07:11
and effects of the women who went01:07:13
missing and searching after that they01:07:15
managed to find skulls and other various01:07:17
bones that were scattered around the01:07:19
property also inside the trailer they01:07:21
found a lot of other weird things like a01:07:24
bunch of syringes containing a little01:07:26
bit of a blue liquid in them as well as01:07:29
a pistol that he had placed a01:07:36
rubber01:07:38
anatomical device I think I'm safe on01:07:41
that one on the end of it saying it01:07:43
worked as a makeshift suppressor another01:07:45
thing they found in the trailer was01:07:47
several videos of Robert with Associates01:07:50
talking about what he does to these01:07:52
women in which he mentioned things like01:07:54
one of the best ways to kill a drug01:07:55
addict is to fill a syringe full of01:07:58
windshield wiper fluid and then have01:08:01
them inject it in themselves thinking01:08:03
it's a drug and that will kill them01:08:05
hence the blue liquid in the syringes01:08:07
that was found as well as videos of him01:08:11
taking the bodies cutting them up and01:08:14
then feeding them to the pigs see for01:08:16
those that don't know uh pigs are all01:08:18
like cute and sweet whenever they're01:08:20
domesticated and around but pigs in the01:08:24
wild are like really feral and by really01:08:27
feral I mean they're not only scavengers01:08:29
but they'll rip bigger animals apart in01:08:31
groups and then eat them so there's kind01:08:33
of a belief on pig farms that don't let01:08:35
them smell your blood or see your blood01:08:37
because they could go rabbit at any01:08:39
second so all Robert had to do was take01:08:42
these bodies cut them enough so they01:08:44
bleed throw them to the pigs and then01:08:48
throw away whatever they didn't eat and01:08:49
to you right now who's watching this01:08:51
while eating spaghetti with marinara or01:08:53
meat meat sauce uh you're welcome for01:08:55
that visual thankfully however he had01:08:57
never sent the body parts off with the01:09:01
meat he was shipping out so I guess01:09:03
that's one plus and the reason he was01:09:05
only ever tried for six murders is01:09:08
because all the other murders and stuff01:09:11
around them the initial 20 that the01:09:13
police wanted to charge them for were01:09:15
circumstantial as there wasn't actually01:09:17
recorded evidence of their bodies and01:09:18
just some stuff found and the judge knew01:09:21
that if you take it from six murders to01:09:24
26 murders there's more evidence of like01:09:27
a mistrial that could happen or in other01:09:30
words the defense could poke holes and01:09:32
more stories and the judge just wanted01:09:34
to stick to a solid six so they could01:09:36
lock the sky away for good however for01:09:39
some reason maybe just a really good01:09:41
defense attorney or what the jurors were01:09:44
like weirdly sympathetic for him like01:09:46
there was a bunch of stuff during the01:09:48
trial about oh how he couldn't have done01:09:51
that which never heard that one before01:09:53
or like how he doesn't deserve all the01:09:55
which like it's got to be like one of01:09:58
the most brutal serial killers ever but01:10:01
these people are just like oh well I'm01:10:04
sure he didn't know what he was doing01:10:06
there was even a point to which the01:10:07
jurors asked the judge if they could01:10:10
rule that he was guilty for it but that01:10:12
he wasn't responsible for his actions01:10:15
and not in like an insanity playway and01:10:18
like he didn't know what he was doing01:10:20
like he's a child or something I don't01:10:22
know which is the reason he was only01:10:24
ever eventually given the sentence of01:10:27
six second degree murders because the01:10:30
jury demanded that they take it from01:10:32
first degree murder down to second but01:10:34
like so second degree implies that it01:10:37
was a spur of the moment thing and you01:10:39
didn't like plan the killings in advance01:10:41
but this dude literally had syringes01:10:43
full of the windshield wiper and he hid01:10:45
the bodies and had plans to get rid of01:10:47
him like it's his first degree as first01:10:50
degree can get and even stupider the01:10:52
sentence for six second degree murders01:10:55
is the same as the sentence for six01:10:58
first deegree murders so he still got01:11:01
life in prison with a Chance of parole01:11:03
in 25 years which he would have got it's01:11:06
so dumb either way pikon is currently01:11:08
serving a life sentence to which he will01:11:10
be first eligible for parole in 2032 so01:11:15
fingers crossed that those jurors are01:11:16
not on the parole board Wayne Williams01:11:19
was convicted of the murder of two men01:11:21
in01:11:22
1981 however as we're going to talk01:11:25
about in a second it's possible that the01:11:27
actual murders were up to like 30 see01:11:29
way Williams was a sort of disc jockey01:11:32
on the radio and had Ambitions of being01:11:35
a pop music producer around this time01:11:38
something was going on called the01:11:39
Atlanta child murders in which in the01:11:41
city of Atlanta there were several01:11:43
children being murdered and their bodies01:11:45
found several days later and since01:11:47
several of the bodies were found around01:11:49
the same location floating down the01:11:51
river in Atlanta it was believ beli D01:11:53
that it was all done by one killer one01:11:56
morning the police were scoping out a01:11:57
bridge where it was believed the bodies01:11:59
were being disposed of to which while01:12:01
sitting there they heard a loud Splash01:12:03
implying that something had just been01:12:05
thrown from the bridge above the police01:12:06
then race over to the end of the bridge01:12:08
to which the only one on it at the time01:12:10
was Wayne Williams they pulled him over01:12:12
asked what he was doing at this hour to01:12:14
which he said he was driving across town01:12:16
to meet a young woman who was about to01:12:18
become a famous singer he gave them a01:12:20
name and a phone number which both later01:12:22
turned out to to be fake and sure enough01:12:25
2 days later they found a body that had01:12:27
sank underwater right at the spot that01:12:29
Wayne had thrown it over or supposedly01:12:32
Wayne had thrown it over because of this01:12:34
Wayne was brought in to which he failed01:12:36
three polygraph tests and his DNA was01:12:39
found on the body of not only that one01:12:42
victim that fell in the water but01:12:43
another one who had been recently killed01:12:45
that still had DNA remains on him not01:12:48
only that but after Wayne was arrested01:12:50
the serial Killing Spree of the Atlanta01:12:52
child murder ERS stopped all at once and01:12:55
then while at trial while being01:12:57
questioned on why he did the crimes and01:13:00
being attacked by the prosecution he got01:13:02
incredibly angry and started yelling and01:13:04
screaming which supposedly you know01:13:07
turned the jury against him to which he01:13:09
said during the trial that he was being01:13:11
framed by the Atlanta police for a01:13:13
killing that was actually being01:13:15
committed by the clue Klux Clan and01:13:17
while several people came forward in01:13:19
years since saying there's no way he01:13:20
could have done it most of the arguments01:13:22
come down to well he was a good guy so01:13:26
it's impossible that he could have done01:13:27
it which you know how that goes so why01:13:30
am I not saying definitively that Wayne01:13:33
killed these people well that's because01:13:35
while there is a lot of evidence showing01:13:37
that he did there's just enough for my01:13:41
conspiracy theorist mind to not 100%01:13:45
just say yeah this is the dude that did01:13:47
it the main reason for that is a guy by01:13:50
the name of Charles Sanders see Charles01:13:52
Sanders was a chief KKK member who was01:13:56
also being investigated for the Child01:13:58
Murders around the same time however of01:14:00
course whenever they found Wayne and all01:14:02
this happened they let Charles go and at01:14:05
the same time Charles had passed all his01:14:06
polygraph tests but even though Wayne01:14:08
failed his and Charles passed his01:14:11
polygraphs aren't 100% perfect and01:14:13
there's a lot that go into them so it's01:14:16
not like conclusive and the Atlanta01:14:18
child murders themselves were happening01:14:20
to young black children in Atlanta which01:14:23
on Wayne's side was seen as just victims01:14:26
of opportunity but to a KKK leader01:14:29
obviously has racial implications also01:14:31
one of the main things that ended up01:14:33
convicting Wayne is that several of the01:14:35
other victims that were found had traces01:14:38
of not only his DNA like the two I01:14:40
mentioned before the traces of his dog's01:14:43
DNA as well as DNA from his carpet but01:14:46
because the DNA was so degraded at the01:14:48
point it was retrieved it's not 100%01:14:52
exact match instead said it's like a 80%01:14:55
match like for example whenever they01:14:57
pulled the DNA from the other people and01:14:59
said it matched Wayne's it actually was01:15:02
like down to a percentile of black men01:15:06
who may be living in Atlanta or it could01:15:08
be someone else and also the dog hair01:15:11
samples that supposedly matched Wayne's01:15:14
dog that was found on the victims01:15:16
actually just kind of match that breed01:15:18
of dog and Charles Sanders supposedly01:15:21
said thank God we have the same kind of01:15:24
dog and carpet implying that he is01:15:27
responsible for several of the murders01:15:29
but that statement itself came from a01:15:31
reporter and it's like thirdhand01:15:33
information at this point so there's no01:15:36
way to verify it and it's really messy01:15:38
it's so messy as a matter of fact that01:15:40
last year the Atlanta police announced01:15:42
that they are going to retest Wayne's01:15:43
DNA against the DNA found just to be01:15:46
double sure because at this point like01:15:48
one of the investigators said it's like01:15:50
98% sure that Wayne was the kid killer01:15:53
however they want to be 100% sure and to01:15:56
give you an idea of how convoluted it is01:15:58
one leading theory is that Wayne01:16:00
committed like half of the Atlanta child01:16:03
murders and either Sanders or someone01:16:06
else committed the other half like I01:16:09
said really murky Waters Herbert Mullen01:16:11
confessed to killing 13 people in the01:16:14
1970s for some interesting reasons01:16:18
Herbert was pretty normal growing up and01:16:20
through High School however the first01:16:22
signs that something was off was shortly01:16:24
after he graduated high school one of01:16:26
his close friends died in a car accident01:16:29
to which Herbert then made a shrine of01:16:32
his friend in his house he then got this01:16:34
overwhelming fear that he was homosexual01:16:37
because it was the 1960s and that kind01:16:39
of thing was frowned upon so he let his01:16:41
family place him in a mental institution01:16:44
although he left shortly afterwards01:16:46
shortly after leaving he did things like01:16:49
beginning to burn himself with01:16:51
cigarettes and he tried to become become01:16:53
a priest for a while and then got kicked01:16:55
out of an apartment he was living in01:16:57
because he would be up all night01:16:59
screaming at people who weren't there01:17:01
and investigators later said that he was01:17:04
suffering from paranoid schizophrenia01:17:06
which yeah probably that also wasn't01:17:09
helped by the fact that he was known to01:17:11
smoke weed and take LSD all the time01:17:13
which I'm sure just made his01:17:15
schizophrenia super fun it was around01:17:17
this time that voices in his head began01:17:19
to tell him that he had to begin01:17:21
performing human SA Rices to stop01:17:25
earthquakes from hitting the California01:17:27
area this was around the end of the war01:17:30
in Vietnam so he said that Vietnam was01:17:33
doing enough of the killing for now but01:17:36
as soon as the war is over he needs to01:17:38
start doing the job himself he killed01:17:40
the first of his victims after he pulled01:17:42
his vehicle on the side of the road and01:17:44
asked a homeless man to come take a look01:17:46
at the engine while he was looking at01:17:49
the engine he said he could hear the01:17:51
homeless man speaking into his mind01:17:53
that the homeless man was Jonah from the01:17:56
Bible and that it was now time to01:17:59
sacrifice him to stop the earthquakes so01:18:01
Herbert pulled out a baseball bat and01:18:04
beat the man to death on the side of the01:18:05
road he then murdered a woman before01:18:07
feeling guilty about it and going to a01:18:10
priest to confess his sins however in01:18:13
the confessional Booth as he was01:18:15
confessing he believed that the priest01:18:17
wanted to be the next sacrifice so he01:18:20
got out of his Booth walked over to the01:18:23
the priest stabbed him to death and then01:18:25
left also the police were none the wiser01:18:27
to this because like for example someone01:18:30
saw him running away after stabbing the01:18:32
police so they just thought that it was01:18:34
a robber for some reason and shortly01:18:37
after this Herbert tried to join the01:18:38
Marines so that he could kill more01:18:41
however he wasn't allowed to because he01:18:43
failed the drug test because he failed01:18:45
his drug test and therefore couldn't do01:18:48
as much killing as he wanted to he saw01:18:51
that drugs were the reason reason that01:18:53
he wasn't going to be able to stop the01:18:55
earthquakes and so he needs to get back01:18:57
at the person who introduced him to01:18:59
drugs so he decided to track down his01:19:02
high school dealer who first sold him01:19:04
marijuana he went to the house where the01:19:07
dealer used to live asked the lady who01:19:09
was now living there where to find his01:19:12
address she gave them the address so01:19:14
then Herbert drove to the guy's new01:19:16
house killed him and his wife before01:19:19
driving back to the original house and01:19:22
murdering that woman and her children01:19:24
this detail was very damning to him in01:19:27
court because the defense's argument Was01:19:29
Not Guilty by reason of insanity but the01:19:32
fact that he went back supposedly to01:19:35
cover up evidence that he was ever01:19:37
looking for the dealer in the first01:19:38
place gave the prosecution enough regard01:19:41
to say he was in charge of his actions01:19:44
look he did this just to cover up01:19:46
evidence not long after this he went to01:19:48
a state park to which there were four01:19:50
teenagers camping there illegally he01:19:53
said he was a park ranger and that they01:19:55
had to leave they laughed at him and he01:19:57
shot them all to death which it's not01:19:59
funny I'm not trying to make light of it01:20:02
but imagine being one of those teens and01:20:04
the park rangers like hey you got to go01:20:06
and you're like no and he just shoots01:20:08
you he was eventually caught while01:20:10
driving through a neighborhood he saw a01:20:12
man mowing his lawn and just got out of01:20:16
the car grabbed a rifle shot him in the01:20:20
front yard with a ton of people watching01:20:22
slowly got back in his car and just kept01:20:25
driving at a normal speed and the police01:20:27
caught him like 3 minutes later to which01:20:29
he didn't even resist arrest and was01:20:31
just like huh I wonder how you CAU me he01:20:33
was found guilty and confessed to the01:20:35
murders and like I said earlier didn't01:20:37
get away with Insanity because he tried01:20:40
to cover up evidence and one of the01:20:41
weirdest things to mention while he was01:20:44
in jail he had a cell for a long time01:20:47
right next to Ed ker The Co-Ed Killer01:20:50
who is the really tall charismatic guy01:20:52
that that I talked about in the first01:20:54
part of the serial killer Iceberg Ed01:20:57
said that in the early days of Herbert01:21:00
being there he would keep singing all01:21:03
the time and it annoyed everyone so he01:21:06
just started splashing water onto01:21:08
Herbert until he quit and then after01:21:11
that Ed began giving him peanuts for01:21:13
good behavior and they kind of got along01:21:16
in that weird relationship which I'm not01:21:18
trying to make light of like the01:21:20
horrible evil things these men did but01:21:22
it's so weird to imagine two serial01:21:25
killers and one of them just feeding the01:21:27
other peanuts through the bars and01:21:29
Herbert Mullen is still in jail to this01:21:31
day Paul Bernardo is responsible for a01:21:34
lot of sexual crimes however has only01:21:37
ever been convicted of three murders01:21:40
that he committed with his wife Carla01:21:42
hamala at a young age Paul's father was01:21:45
arrested for child molestation which01:21:47
it's believed Paul kind of internalized01:21:50
and wanted to be like his his dad not01:21:53
only this but Paul began to hate his01:21:55
mother saying that it was her fault that01:21:58
her dad turned to things Paul also01:22:02
expressed a lot of dangerous signs at a01:22:04
young age like for example when he was01:22:06
in high school and just out of high01:22:08
school he was known to beat women that01:22:09
he would go out with that was until he01:22:11
met Carla who he began to beat and do01:22:15
those things to and she really liked it01:22:18
not only did she like it she vastly01:22:20
encouraged these violent sexual acts01:22:23
around the time he was beginning to know01:22:25
Carla it's believed that he committed01:22:28
around 18 sexual assaults against women01:22:30
and then after meeting Carla it got a01:22:33
lot worse that started with Tammy who01:22:36
was Carla's sister see despite the fact01:22:38
that Paul and Carla were engaged at this01:22:41
point Paul kept coming on to Tammy again01:22:44
Carla's sister and Carla enjoyed it so01:22:48
much so that she would do things like01:22:51
break Tammy's windows that way Paul01:22:54
could like open them up and watch her01:22:56
sleep and eventually Carla began01:22:59
drugging Tammy so that Paul could have01:23:02
his way with her however Tammy01:23:04
continuously kept waking up during these01:23:07
events which I'm not sure if Tammy would01:23:10
have been in a frame of mind to01:23:11
recognize what was going on because even01:23:14
though she was conscious during points01:23:17
when she would sort of come on to Paul01:23:19
and Paul would make out with her01:23:21
whatever back and forth01:23:23
it seemed she wasn't aware of the extent01:23:25
that Paul was abusing her this01:23:28
culminated One Night in which Carla said01:23:31
for a Christmas gift to Paul she had01:23:34
completely druged Tammy so that he could01:23:37
do whatever he wanted however she used01:23:39
way too much and during the events that01:23:42
ensued Tammy threw up and choked to01:23:45
death on her own vom Paul and Carla01:23:47
immediately cleaned up the scene make it01:23:49
look like they were never there and then01:23:51
called the police to which one when the01:23:52
police got there they said that Tammy01:23:55
had drank so much that she passed out01:23:57
and then subsequently threw up and01:23:59
suffocated and I know this is really01:24:01
gross but again this is a serial killer01:24:04
Iceberg what did you expect as soon as01:24:07
like they took away Tammy's body Carla01:24:10
dressed up as Tammy and then continued01:24:14
the axe which is01:24:18
So eventually Paul and Carla got married01:24:21
to which for their wedding gift Carla01:24:25
had picked up a 15-year-old girl who she01:24:28
had drugged as Paul's wedding gift now01:24:32
like I said they're responsible for the01:24:34
murders of three people one of those01:24:35
being Tammy however it's thought that01:24:39
what happened most of the time is Carla01:24:42
would kidnap a girl who would be01:24:44
unconscious Paul would do disgusting01:24:47
things and then they would leave her01:24:49
somewhere to where she wake up and never01:24:50
be the wiser or in other words it's01:24:52
seems like the ones that actually died01:24:54
were more so accidents and again that01:24:57
doesn't relieve them of any of the01:24:59
consequences that they should face for01:25:01
these actions just that they didn't mean01:25:04
to kill them because they didn't really01:25:06
know how to handle it afterwards for01:25:08
example whenever they were doing this to01:25:10
a 14-year-old girl who died during the01:25:13
process they didn't know what to do so01:25:16
he quickly ran to a local hardware store01:25:19
bought a bunch of cement and then01:25:21
dismembered her body01:25:22
encased the pieces of her in the cement01:25:25
blocks and then took them to the nearby01:25:28
Coast to throw into the ocean however01:25:30
one of these cement blocks that he had01:25:32
built was way too big and weighed like01:25:35
200 lb so he just kind of sloppily01:25:37
rolled it out of the back of the car to01:25:39
which later a fisherman saw it thought01:25:41
it was weird called the police they01:25:43
cracked it open and found a body part01:25:45
and then they looked and found the other01:25:46
body parts to which they actually ided01:25:48
the girl who was murdered by her01:25:51
orthodontist equipment around this time01:25:53
police began to get suspicious of the01:25:55
couple because they were reported like01:25:57
taking pictures of girls as they were01:25:59
leaving school or just being really01:26:01
creepy to like teenage girls out at01:26:03
restaurants and stuff in the area01:26:05
however they can never get something01:26:06
conclusive enough to stick that is until01:26:09
one day they kidnapped a 15-year-old01:26:12
girl in the middle of the street as she01:26:14
was walking home from school with like a01:26:17
whole town watching they did this by01:26:20
Paul walking up behind her with a knife01:26:22
and then Carla grabbing her hair and01:26:24
then dragging her into the car people01:26:26
didn't immediately recognize the couple01:26:28
but it started this full scale Manhunt01:26:31
where everyone was looking for the01:26:33
couple around this time and just the01:26:35
next day Carla went into work although01:26:37
she was covered in several bruises01:26:40
because the beating that Paul did wasn't01:26:42
exclusive to the victims remember Carla01:26:45
also enjoyed how he would do that to her01:26:48
and it's so awful to which investigators01:26:52
round started to put together clues that01:26:53
they were looking for a young couple and01:26:55
then a young woman matching that01:26:56
description is beaten and bruised so01:26:59
whenever she was eventually convinced to01:27:01
go to the hospital by her co-workers for01:27:03
the injuries on her the police01:27:05
confronted her said we know who you are01:27:07
and she confessed now while it's not01:27:09
sure why she made this confession and01:27:12
some people think maybe she had a change01:27:14
of heart I disagree and I think she only01:27:17
did it because she realized the police01:27:19
are everywhere and they're probably not01:27:20
going to get away with this for much01:27:21
longer also Carla cut a deal that in01:27:25
exchange for her testimony against Paul01:27:28
she would only receive 12 years in jail01:27:30
now I know that's like nothing compared01:27:33
to what she deserved for the crimes that01:27:35
she committed but also at the time the01:27:38
prosecution team did not have evidence01:27:42
or any idea really of the extent that01:27:44
this couple went to so the idea of the01:27:47
battered wife who was forced into this01:27:49
role made sense however as soon as the01:27:51
trial started turns out they had01:27:54
recorded all of these actions they01:27:56
committed against these girls as well as01:27:59
the murders and it was videos of Paul01:28:02
and Carla enjoying it during the whole01:28:04
thing the prosecution then said a trial01:28:06
if they had seen these tapes before they01:28:09
would never have cut the 12year deal01:28:11
with Carla Carla also said that the01:28:13
actual number of women that Paul01:28:15
assaulted either with or without her is01:28:18
closer to around 30 however the01:28:20
information that Carla brought forward01:28:22
was enough to get Paul put in jail for01:28:24
life and again she served 12 years and01:28:27
then was released also have to mention01:28:29
this side note Paul was absolutely01:28:31
obsessed with the book American Psycho01:28:33
which was later made into a movie so01:28:36
like during this whole thing there was01:28:38
never any Spirit of guilt or whatever he01:28:41
thought that he was cool and sve for01:28:44
being able to attack and kill women in01:28:46
this way he essentially thought of01:28:48
himself as some sort of renegade or cool01:28:50
guy who's just outside side of the01:28:52
system and I want to emphasize that for01:28:54
everyone out there as his next parole01:28:56
hearing is 4 days from the recording of01:28:59
this video or in other words on June the01:29:02
22nd of01:29:03
2021 so let's hope01:29:06
that that doesn't happen because after01:29:10
reading all the details and details of01:29:12
the murder and everything else that he01:29:14
did I hope he rots Samuel little was an01:29:17
active serial killer for over 35 years01:29:20
leading up to his arrest in 2005 he01:29:23
confessed to a total of 93 murders with01:29:26
60 of those murders being confirmed01:29:29
which for thosee keeping score is the01:29:31
record in the United States the majority01:29:33
of Samuel's crimes were sexually01:29:35
motivated as a young boy he said he01:29:38
developed an affinity for women's necks01:29:40
after while he was in kindergarten he01:29:43
saw his teacher rub her neck one day and01:29:45
that just flipped a switch in his brain01:29:47
and throughout his teen years he began01:29:49
to collect true crime novels and books01:29:52
that had depictions of men strangling01:29:54
women this started him down a violent01:29:56
path of assault that began to culminate01:29:58
into other crimes and eventually Murder01:30:01
By the time of his final arrest in 200501:30:04
Samuel had been arrested for DUI fraud01:30:07
shoplifting solicitation armed robbery01:30:09
aggravated assault rape and of course01:30:13
the murder what was especially01:30:15
terrifying to me about Samuel is01:30:17
watching his tapes he seems like one of01:30:20
the kindest people you'll ever meet of01:30:22
course at the time of his arrest he's a01:30:24
senior citizen but every single01:30:26
interview he does it feels like just a01:30:28
grandpa telling the story and this is01:30:30
even something the interrogators01:30:32
mentioned he would talk casually about01:30:35
what the weather was like what he was01:30:36
doing that day and the way any older01:30:39
relative would tell you a story about01:30:40
their childhood and then he'll just01:30:42
throw in the detail of who he murdered01:30:44
and how he did it not only that but he01:30:46
remembered very specific details about01:30:49
all of the women all of the details of01:30:51
what they looked like how they behaved01:30:53
and where he eventually left the body01:30:55
and like I said it's doubly creepy01:30:57
because if you take his descriptions of01:30:59
these girls out of context and just play01:31:02
them as is it sounds exactly like some01:31:05
veteran from the war talking about a01:31:07
woman he fell in love with overseas like01:31:09
there's this weird nostalgic01:31:10
reminiscence to it and then you add on01:31:13
the last like minute where he's like but01:31:16
yeah I killed her and dumped her in the01:31:17
lake but she was pretty it's what make01:31:20
cases like this particularly disturbing01:31:22
because it really highlights the whole01:31:24
it could be any one ideology another01:31:26
detail about him is he was incredibly01:31:28
squeamish around the sight of blood01:31:30
which is why all of the killings he did01:31:31
were strangulations which also the whole01:31:34
neck thing I mentioned earlier but he01:31:36
also did things like drowning and01:31:37
beating people to death this is again01:31:39
because he was squeamish around the side01:31:41
of blood but it also turned out to be01:31:43
very beneficial to him down the line01:31:45
because he never really left a ton of01:31:47
DNA evidence anytime he killed somebody01:31:49
in one story of a time that he was01:31:52
almost arrested and caught for the01:31:53
murders was whenever he had a dead body01:31:57
in his back seat um parked on the side01:32:00
of the road and a police car pulled up01:32:02
and as the cop was getting out of his01:32:04
car he climbed into the back seat and01:32:07
then came out the side door and started01:32:11
zipping up his pants to make it look01:32:13
like he was just with a woman so01:32:15
whenever the cops there with a01:32:16
flashlight he's like whoa whoa what's01:32:18
going on and Samuel says oh you know me01:32:21
and my wife for just fooling around so01:32:24
the cop walks up to the window shines01:32:26
the light directly on the body staring01:32:29
into the face of the woman in there01:32:31
Samuel says well she may be a little01:32:33
drunk and the cop says all right you01:32:35
kids get out of here which it's so her01:32:37
to think that he was that close to01:32:39
getting stopped in the murder of his01:32:41
Killing Spree but it just got away by01:32:44
the time of his arrest Samuel had served01:32:46
a total of 10 years in jail with over a01:32:49
100 arrests even once being tried for a01:32:52
murder that it was later figured out he01:32:54
did commit however he got off at that01:32:57
first trial am Samuel died of natural01:32:59
causes while in prison last year in 202001:33:02
roding Alcala also known as The Dating01:33:05
Game Killer which will'll explain the01:33:06
name in a second committed at least01:33:08
seven murders from 1977 to 1979 although01:33:12
in my opinion like we'll see I think01:33:14
there were way more than that Rodney's01:33:16
criminal record began when while living01:33:18
in California he had abducted and abused01:33:21
an 8-year-old girl he did this by01:33:23
kidnapping her off the side of the road01:33:25
and bringing her to his apartment which01:33:27
other kids saw and called the police01:33:29
when the police got there the 8-year-old01:33:31
girl was still alive although very01:33:33
horribly abused and little known at the01:33:35
time Rodney had escaped to New York and01:33:37
changed his name it was shortly after01:33:39
this that the FBI began putting out01:33:41
pictures of Rodney and even moved him to01:33:43
the top 10 most wanted list during this01:33:46
time Rodney had gotten a counseling job01:33:48
at a school in New Hampshire until one01:33:50
day one of the students at the school01:33:52
saw the poster from the FBI recognized01:33:55
it as their counselor and had him01:33:57
arrested it was found out years later01:33:59
that Rodney had actually committed a01:34:00
murder during that time that he was a01:34:03
counselor and living under an alias01:34:05
after being extradited back to01:34:07
California however the 8-year-old girl's01:34:10
parents would not allow her to testify01:34:13
and relive the event so Rodney pretty01:34:15
much got off with a basic assault charge01:34:18
he served 2 years for that got out out01:34:21
of jail almost immediately was arrested01:34:24
for assaulting a 13-year-old girl he01:34:26
gave a ride to school went back to jail01:34:29
for only another 2 years and then got01:34:32
out again it was during this time that01:34:34
the crime spree started what Rodney01:34:36
would do is he would approach these01:34:38
young boys and girls and tell them that01:34:40
he was a photographer he would say he01:34:42
does several adult photo shoots and01:34:44
would have them pose provocatively so01:34:47
that he could take pictures of them so01:34:49
provocatively in fact that the FBI has01:34:52
since posted the pictures so that people01:34:55
can identify missing loved ones however01:34:57
they have not posted 90% of them as01:34:59
according to them they are far too01:35:01
explicit it's from these pictures and01:35:03
the bodies that were discovered later01:35:05
that the seven confirmed deaths came to01:35:07
be however in the literal thousands of01:35:10
pictures that Rodney had there are01:35:12
several people who have never been01:35:13
identified and henceforth never found so01:35:17
there's a solid chance a lot of people01:35:19
that he took these pictures of didn't01:35:21
make it the reason he's referred to as01:35:22
the dating game killer is because at the01:35:25
height of his murder spree he went on01:35:27
the game show called The Dating Game in01:35:30
the show several Bachelors answer01:35:32
several questions about a bachelorette01:35:34
and one of them gets to go on a date01:35:35
with her everyone was incredibly freaked01:35:38
out by Rodney with another contestant01:35:40
saying he had some very weird opinions01:35:43
about things which I can only imagine01:35:44
what that means and Rodney won the01:35:47
episode however the girl would not go on01:35:49
a date with him saying that he was far01:35:52
too creepy the way he was finally caught01:35:54
is that shortly after one of the girls01:35:56
disappeared and then her body was found01:35:58
later a man drew a sketch for police01:36:01
that very closely resembled Rodney01:36:03
Rodney's parole officer recognized it01:36:06
got warrants to search Rodney's stuff01:36:08
and upon searching his apartment found01:36:10
that woman's earrings and then after he01:36:12
was arrested a very stupid series of01:36:16
events happened with the trial the first01:36:18
trial got thrown out because they said01:36:20
the witnesses weren't properly informed01:36:22
of previous crimes the second trial was01:36:24
also thrown out because someone was01:36:28
hypnotized as one of the witnesses and01:36:30
that was considered faulty or whatever01:36:32
so the third trial finally got started01:36:34
in 2010 and then and I'm not kidding01:36:37
here Rodney decided to be his own01:36:40
defense attorney and at one point called01:36:44
himself to the stand so he interrogated01:36:48
himself as himself being both both the01:36:51
interrogator and the interrogate e to01:36:54
which he referred to himself as Mr01:36:57
alala and spoke in a deeper voice when01:37:01
being the attorney so this guy in trial01:37:04
for his own murder literally stood up01:37:07
and went Mr alala did you commit the01:37:10
murders and then he would turn and go no01:37:13
I did not well you are a very handsome01:37:16
man oh thank you Mr alala you're welcome01:37:19
Mr alala to which his chief argument was01:37:23
that he didn't remember committing the01:37:25
murders so therefore he couldn't have01:37:27
committed them I should also mention01:37:30
that that specific interrogation portion01:37:32
went on for 5 hours and during the01:37:35
closing statements Rodney simply played01:37:39
the entirety of the song Alice's01:37:41
Restaurant on a boom box which is about01:37:45
the protagonist of the song wanting to01:37:47
kill01:37:50
someone which I I guess he saved money01:37:54
on the defense attorney but you get what01:37:55
you pay for a specifically damning piece01:37:57
of information that came during the01:37:59
trial is remember that 8-year-old girl01:38:01
that started the whole crime spree well01:38:03
she came back after 42 years to testify01:38:07
at this third and file trial Rodney was01:38:10
given the death penalty and is still01:38:12
alive on death row to this day Eric01:38:14
Edgar cook was convicted of killing01:38:16
eight people from 1958 to 1963 Eric was01:38:20
born with a clef lip which he later got01:38:23
surgery to fix however he suffered from01:38:25
several more facial deformities as he01:38:28
aged due to severe injuries brought on01:38:30
by beatings and Factory accidents01:38:33
despite being transferred to several01:38:34
different schools he was constantly01:38:35
bullied for his appearance by several01:38:37
other students and he also wasn't01:38:40
exactly the brightest from testimonies01:38:42
of those who knew him and many believe01:38:44
that's what contributed to his main01:38:46
streak attitude starting off on a very01:38:48
high note one of his first notable01:38:50
crimes is that when he was 17 Edgar01:38:53
burnt down a church he went to because01:38:56
they didn't let him join the choir01:38:58
despite this main streak Edgar married01:39:00
and ended up having seven kids with his01:39:02
wife and at the same time sort of01:39:05
moonlit as a weird sort of random crime01:39:09
criminal see this was Australia in the01:39:11
late 50s and apparently it was common01:39:14
for people to just leave their keys in01:39:16
their unlocked car so Edgar would look01:39:18
around for cars at night get in them01:39:21
start them go on his Joy rides and then01:39:24
Park them back and the owners were never01:39:27
the wiser to it it was during these Late01:39:28
Night Joy rides that his murders and01:39:31
other crimes took place pretty much he01:39:33
would just drive a random car around and01:39:36
then see a house he liked run inside01:39:38
steal a bunch of stuff and leave or just01:39:41
attack people on the side of the road or01:39:43
just get into traffic accidents or01:39:45
whatever he was just a loser the methods01:39:48
in which he killed his victims included01:39:50
choking stabbing shooting and hitting01:39:53
them with a car and because of the01:39:55
seemingly random acts of violence which01:39:57
it pretty much was it took a long time01:39:59
for police to connect that these were01:40:01
all the same people Edgar would also do01:40:03
bizarre things like for example one time01:40:06
he murdered a woman in her house and01:40:09
then just spent hours sitting in the01:40:11
living room drinking their lemonade and01:40:14
just chilling out and then another time01:40:16
he got really drunk and he dragged a01:40:18
woman that he had just killed into the01:40:20
neighbor's yard01:40:21
assaulted her body and just left it01:40:24
there the way they eventually caught01:40:26
Edgar is after he had killed someone by01:40:29
shooting them he had ditched the gun in01:40:32
a bush off the side of the road the01:40:34
police while investigating the murder01:40:36
found the gun took it to a forensic lab01:40:39
confirmed that it was in fact the gun01:40:42
and then put it back in the bush with a01:40:45
string attached to it so then the police01:40:48
just staked out the area for a couple01:40:49
days and sure enough one night Edgar01:40:52
comes back to get his gun although01:40:54
because they tied it it's Tangled Up in01:40:56
the bush and he sat there fighting it01:40:58
long enough for the police to arrest him01:41:00
it's there that he confessed to the01:41:01
eight murders as well as over 25001:41:05
robberies which Edgar remembered every01:41:08
single amount of money or article stolen01:41:12
down to the penny for every single01:41:14
robbery to the point they could give him01:41:16
a specific date like March 10th 1958 and01:41:20
he would say oh yeah a brown coat01:41:24
$39.48 so I'm not sure if he was01:41:26
actually dumb like a lot of people said01:41:28
or if he just had a really good memory01:41:30
or what I mean not that I really care01:41:33
the dude deserve what he got anyway but01:41:35
whatever and Edgar was hanged for his01:41:37
crimes in 1964 Bel gunis or Guinness I'm01:41:42
not sure which way that name goes is01:41:44
known for murdering at least 14 people01:41:47
from 1884 to 1908 however I'm pretty01:41:50
sure sure the actual number is more like01:41:52
40 see Belle liked money a lot01:41:56
investigators later on said that she was01:41:58
very greedy and sort of hoarded her01:41:59
wealth and This Love of Money became01:42:01
evident after in the same day her house01:42:04
and her candy shop both of which she01:42:06
co-owned with her husband burnt to the01:42:08
ground to which immediately they01:42:10
collected the insurance payments for01:42:13
which Belle liked a lot and this was01:42:16
seemingly the spark that led to all of01:42:17
her future crimes it started after two01:42:20
of her children died of lower intestinal01:42:23
inflammation now this was the 1880s so01:42:26
it's not like you could do a full-spread01:42:28
autopsy with a medical examiner like you01:42:30
could do today however it is known that01:42:33
a lot of poisons lead to intestinal01:42:35
inflammation so there's a good chance01:42:39
and the reason I say there's a good01:42:40
chance is because she had immediately01:42:42
taken out insurance on both of the01:42:44
babies and then cashed out immediately01:42:47
after they died to make it especially01:42:49
interesting none of her neighbors have01:42:52
ever reported that they saw her pregnant01:42:54
and then not too long after that her01:42:57
husband dies of a supposed Hemorrhage01:42:59
but not only did he die of a hemorrhage01:43:02
he died on the day that his insurance01:43:06
policy expired and coincidentally a new01:43:10
one started meaning he died in the01:43:12
correct 24-hour time frame for her to01:43:15
take out both policies which if you're01:43:18
curious those two policies came out to01:43:19
$5,000 total which in 1880 was a lot of01:43:24
money doing some basic math with an01:43:26
inflation calculator it's about 133,00001:43:30
by today's standards she then remarried01:43:32
to a man who had a baby with him the01:43:36
baby died again to which of course she01:43:39
took out the insurance money and then01:43:41
that husband suspiciously died after a01:43:44
Meek grinder fell onto his head from the01:43:47
top shelf crushing his skull and killing01:43:50
him to which she got about 3,000 from01:43:53
that policy at this point the police and01:43:55
doctors were getting suspicious of her01:43:57
so she decided it was time to leave town01:43:59
and move out to the countryside however01:44:02
she would leave ads up around the city01:44:05
saying that she has a bunch of property01:44:07
which she bought with suspiciously01:44:08
acquired money and that she's looking01:44:10
for a new husband so men would write to01:44:13
her she'd invite them to come however01:44:16
they always had to bring01:44:19
money has a down payment on the wedding01:44:22
I guess and none of those men were ever01:44:25
seen again which is why the number has01:44:27
to be way closer to 40 this went on for01:44:29
a while until in01:44:31
1908 the brother of one of the men who01:44:34
went courting Bell had told his brother01:44:38
that hey I'm going to go to this lady's01:44:40
house just so you know and then the01:44:41
family never heard from him again after01:44:43
that brother wrote a letter to the01:44:45
residents saying that he was going to01:44:47
come look for his brother the house01:44:49
suspiciously burned down Bell was01:44:51
supposedly killed in this fire because01:44:54
they found the bodies of Belle or01:44:57
supposedly Belle and her children in the01:45:00
rubble which Belle had a couple kids01:45:02
that she hadn't killed for insurance01:45:04
money at least didn't have the chance to01:45:06
and during the investigation of the01:45:08
property police found 14 bodies buried01:45:11
on the grounds which is where the 1401:45:13
figure comes from the reason they01:45:15
believe that Belle died in the fire is01:45:17
because they found the body of a woman01:45:20
who was headless for some reason in the01:45:23
house fire itself however the body was01:45:26
at least 5 in shorter than how tall Bell01:45:29
was to be reported and about 50 lb01:45:31
lighter not to mention why did she lose01:45:34
her head in a house fire that didn't01:45:37
stop the papers from saying that this01:45:38
was Belle's body and that she's dead to01:45:41
add to it a farm hand who Belle had an01:45:43
on again aagan affair with said that01:45:46
Belle came to him and told him that the01:45:49
brother of one one of her victims was01:45:51
coming to visit and the farman who had01:45:53
been an accomplice in several of her01:45:55
Crimes by killing men and disposing of01:45:56
the bodies was told to kill a nearby01:45:59
woman throw her body in the House burn01:46:02
it all down while she escapes out of the01:46:04
country so I think it's pretty clear01:46:06
that Belle didn't die there however01:46:08
she's never been found because the01:46:11
official story was she died in the fire01:46:12
there was never a big investigation to01:46:15
find her so she simply just disappeared01:46:19
which I mean she's probably dead now01:46:21
since you know she'd have to be like 16001:46:24
years old to still be alive but just on01:46:27
the off chance she is Belle if you're01:46:30
out there right now I hate you Gary hyck01:46:33
killed two people from 1986 to 1987 and01:46:37
I know just hearing that number you may01:46:39
be thinking oh well just two that's not01:46:40
a lot compared to the others but um just01:46:43
wait till we get to the details of it01:46:45
Gary heynck was Hil as being a very01:46:47
bright kid at a young age and even01:46:50
tested with an IQ of 148 however he01:46:54
certainly acted like it and had a01:46:55
narcissistic personality as he told01:46:58
several kids his age that they were01:47:00
simply not worthy to speak to him during01:47:02
high school he joined the military but01:47:04
was shortly afterwards honorably01:47:06
discharged after he is diagnosed with01:47:08
schizoid personality disorder he spent a01:47:10
long time in and out of menal01:47:12
Institutions during this before getting01:47:14
out and deciding to turn his ideas01:47:17
towards Investments basically he found a01:47:19
local Methodist Church that he said he01:47:21
could do the accounting through and01:47:23
through basic Investments he turned a01:47:26
bank account and a church that started01:47:28
out with only five people when he found01:47:30
it into a massive Church amassing01:47:34
$500,000 however he had no care for01:47:36
religion or the church itself he just01:47:38
saw a group of people that he could take01:47:40
advantage of and use as a foundation in01:47:43
order to start making money shortly01:47:45
after marrying a woman that he had only01:47:47
communicated with by male in the01:47:49
Philippines me she divorced him after01:47:52
finding him in bed with three other01:47:54
women to which after the event she found01:47:57
him he would start making her watch and01:48:00
then other times he would abuse her and01:48:02
do a bunch of other mean things to her01:48:04
so she left him he ended up having a01:48:05
total of three kids one with the01:48:07
aforementioned wife and two with other01:48:09
random hookups that he had one of those01:48:12
children was his first brushing with the01:48:14
law because the woman that he had the01:48:16
child with was a very mentally01:48:20
woman um that he had checked out of a01:48:24
essentially assisted living home for the01:48:27
mentally disabled so he comes he checks01:48:29
her out as someone who knows her does01:48:32
that with her she ends up getting01:48:34
pregnant he gets found out and gets a01:48:36
slap on the wrist basically for doing it01:48:39
it was after this that the Real Horror01:48:40
started Gary kidnapped five women and01:48:43
put them in a sort of makeshift torture01:48:46
pit that he had constructed in his01:48:49
basement in this pit he would do all01:48:51
means of physical torture to them and01:48:54
psychological torture including things01:48:57
like electrocution and cutting and01:48:59
stabbing and in one case one of the01:49:01
survivors mentioned that he would take a01:49:02
screwdriver and shove it in there until01:49:05
they couldn't hear which is brutal it01:49:08
was during one of these torture sessions01:49:10
that one of the women died of supposedly01:49:12
shock U so he took her body dismembered01:49:15
it and then placed it in bags in the01:49:18
fridge labeled as dog food to which the01:49:20
night that the whole dismemberment01:49:22
occurred police were actually called to01:49:25
the house because of the foul odor to01:49:27
which Gary answered the door and said oh01:49:29
sorry I've got a pig cooking and I let01:49:32
it burn too long and the police just01:49:33
waved him good night and left the other01:49:35
one of his murder victims died after he01:49:38
had filled the bottom part of the pit01:49:41
with water and then took an electric01:49:43
cord and threw it in there to01:49:44
electrocute them and one of them died of01:49:46
shock like literal shock Gary was01:49:49
eventually caught at after one of his01:49:51
victims tricked him see after that lady01:49:53
had died of the electric shock he took01:49:55
another one of the younger less damag01:49:58
looking victims out in order for her to01:50:00
try to find a new victim to lure to the01:50:03
car for him to kidnap and this specific01:50:05
girl appealing to his ego said well my01:50:08
parents are probably going to send the01:50:10
police looking because I've been gone01:50:11
for a couple weeks why don't you let me01:50:14
go call them at a pay phone so they01:50:16
don't bother us to which as soon as she01:50:18
got to the pay phone she immediately01:50:19
called the police the police showed up01:50:21
arrested Gary and then figured out01:50:23
everything he was doing to which during01:50:25
the initial questioning G said that the01:50:30
women in the basement he was torturing01:50:32
were there whenever he bought the house01:50:35
which has got to be and again it's so01:50:37
brutal and evil what he did but it has01:50:39
to be one of the funniest defenses I've01:50:41
ever heard literally the police are like01:50:44
all these tortured people you do that01:50:46
and he's like that that was there when I01:50:50
got here during his trial he took the01:50:53
insanity plea which was actually01:50:55
rejected because of the church fund01:50:57
thing that I mentioned earlier because01:50:59
as the prosecution said someone who's so01:51:01
insane wouldn't know how to build up01:51:03
$500,000 in a church fund and Gary was01:51:06
sentenced to death and given the lethal01:51:07
injection in 1999 Richard klinsky also01:51:11
known as The Iceman which is way too01:51:15
cool of a name for a killer is confirmed01:51:17
to have killed five people leading up to01:51:19
his arrest in01:51:20
1986 however he claims that the number01:51:22
is closer to 200 um we'll get to that01:51:26
Richard's criminal career began in the01:51:28
1960s when he began selling bootleg01:51:31
copies of Disney films which we can all01:51:34
see is the very clearly set Disney to01:51:36
murder pipeline before figuring out that01:51:38
it was much more profitable to sell01:51:40
prints of adult movies throughout01:51:42
everything I'm going to mention I want01:51:43
you to keep in mind that Richard was01:51:45
only ever arrested once before the01:51:48
murder arrest for for a bad check which01:51:51
he didn't do any jail time for because01:51:53
he just paid it off the first man he01:51:55
killed he shot to death while selling01:51:57
tape supposedly because the deal went01:51:59
bad and simply stuffed his body in an01:52:01
oil drum and ditched it the second was a01:52:03
pharmacist see one of the jobs that01:52:05
Richard did was he collected stolen01:52:08
goods and then sold them as his own sort01:52:10
of like storefront black market and a01:52:12
pharmacist had been pushing pills on him01:52:15
to sell at his shop and Richard didn't01:52:17
want to do it and then after going to01:52:18
meet Richard one day Richard killed the01:52:20
pharmacist for a long time it was01:52:22
figured out by investigators later that01:52:24
Richard ran a crime ring with four other01:52:27
criminals around the time the01:52:29
investigations began of him and his01:52:30
accomplices Richard got paranoid and01:52:32
killed one of the members of his inner01:52:34
ring he did this by feeding his01:52:36
accomplice a cyanide laced hamburger and01:52:39
then having him and another one of his01:52:41
friends hide the body he then killed01:52:43
that partner who helped him move the01:52:45
body afraid that he would snitch over01:52:48
the original murder it was dur during01:52:50
this time that a body was found in the01:52:51
middle of the Woods by police who upon01:52:54
examination had ice crystals inside of01:52:57
the actual corpse what that means is01:52:59
that the body had been in a freezer for01:53:01
a very long time before getting dumped01:53:03
it was later figured out that the body01:53:05
had in fact been in a freezer for 1501:53:07
months before Richard got paranoid that01:53:09
they were going to look for the body01:53:10
there so he decided to ditch it so long01:53:13
after the actual murder occurred this is01:53:15
what got him the nickname of the Iceman01:53:17
and in order to shut down Richard a big01:53:20
undercover investigation was launched01:53:22
with the FBI and the ATF in order to01:53:24
stop him so an undercover agent who had01:53:26
been undercover for 18 months became01:53:29
close with Richard and then sure enough01:53:31
one day Richard asked for Cyanide that01:53:33
undercover agent asked Richard to carry01:53:36
out a hit for him using the cyanide01:53:39
which of course wasn't real cyanide so01:53:41
on his way to do the hit Richard got to01:53:44
thinking maybe that guy's not legit so01:53:47
he feeds the cyanide to a stray dog that01:53:50
he passes by and the dog doesn't do01:53:53
anything so he's01:53:55
like I think that guy was lying to me so01:53:58
he tries to go back home knowing the01:54:00
whole thing's a sting but gets arrested01:54:01
anyway he got arrested and was01:54:03
eventually sentenced to prison for life01:54:05
or 111 years which same thing and it was01:54:08
after he was arrested that the stories01:54:10
got absurd for example he claimed as I01:54:14
mentioned earlier that he's killed like01:54:15
200 people he says that he just kills01:54:17
homeless people for fun all the time by01:54:19
shooting them or poisoning them or01:54:21
whatever else he said that he personally01:54:23
knew John Gotti and that John Gotti01:54:26
personally commissioned him on several01:54:28
of the hits that he performed he said01:54:29
that he was closely tied with all five01:54:32
families of New York which is a big01:54:33
thing in the mafia and that he would01:54:36
perform hits on the five families and01:54:38
then perform a hit for that family01:54:40
against the family he just performed the01:54:41
hit for and even claimed that he himself01:54:44
murdered Jimmy hofa and while there's01:54:46
some connections like people have really01:54:49
dug into his reports and been like well01:54:51
he was seen with this guy so maybe this01:54:53
murder's legit so there may be a few01:54:55
extra murders but the degree in which he01:54:59
claimed to be would have made him like01:55:01
the most prolific gangster ever bar none01:55:04
and this is the guy who got arrested01:55:06
because he almost tried to kill someone01:55:09
with fake cyanide so I don't think it's01:55:11
that legit Richard died in 2006 of a01:55:14
heart attack which his wife had signed a01:55:17
do not resuscitate order for on him01:55:19
because because I mean of course she did01:55:21
and interestingly enough Richard was01:55:23
played by Michael Shannon in a movie01:55:25
titled the Iceman which is a story about01:55:28
the events of his life or at least the01:55:30
supposed events of his life Arthur Sher01:55:33
Ross also known as the Guinness river01:55:35
killer killed 14 people from 1972 to01:55:39
1989 Arthur was cited at a young age as01:55:42
having very low intelligence and never01:55:45
succeeded well in school and also was01:55:48
involved in01:55:50
several um how do I put this01:55:53
relationships with people he shouldn't01:55:56
have relationships with as in immediate01:56:00
family which I'm sure had a very01:56:02
positive effect on his mental well-being01:56:04
as he got older he was drafted into the01:56:06
Vietnam War and had several stories01:56:08
afterwards of how he used to like be in01:56:10
these violent combat scenarios and how01:56:12
he used to skin and decapitate people01:56:15
and how cool he was but it turns out01:56:17
later that he never saw combat and was01:56:20
simply stationed behind the lines and it01:56:21
was shortly after he got back to the01:56:23
states that he got in a lot of trouble01:56:25
for arson to which a psychiatrist later01:56:27
said that he was a sort of sexual01:56:30
arsonist which is a phrase that I never01:56:34
thought I'd say on this channel but I01:56:36
guess I should have known better01:56:37
basically he would start these fires01:56:39
because they got him started and in01:56:41
total he served 22 months in prison for01:56:43
those arson events not long after this01:56:45
Arthur was arrested after it came out01:56:47
that he had assaulted and killed killed01:56:49
two young children ages 8 and 10 however01:56:53
he got the charge down to a manslaughter01:56:55
plea the reason for this being although01:56:58
he had confessed uh there wasn't a ton01:57:01
of evidence linking it to it and you may01:57:03
be thinking well isn't a confession01:57:04
enough but according to the judge and01:57:07
the attorneys he was so dumb that a01:57:10
confession didn't mean anything and not01:57:13
only that the prosecution was certain01:57:15
that if he is put on trial the jury will01:57:17
feel sympathy for how DB he is and01:57:20
therefore will get the charge down to01:57:22
manslaughter anyway so they might as01:57:23
well plea on it so he was given parole01:57:26
after only being in jail for 14 years01:57:29
for the murder of two children and then01:57:31
immediately murder 12 more people these01:57:33
were mostly sex workers that he would01:57:36
approach and then hire and then strangle01:57:38
and ditch their body somewhere the way01:57:40
he was caught01:57:42
is while police were investigating a01:57:45
recent place that they found the body he01:57:47
just walked up to like at the bridge01:57:50
above where the body was dumped and just01:57:52
peed over it so they go up there to ask01:57:54
him and then just figure out supposedly01:57:57
by his own confession that he was the01:57:58
one that dumped the body and at trial01:58:00
his argument was that he is not guilty01:58:03
by reason of insanity because of the01:58:05
PTSD that he suffered from Vietnam so01:58:08
then they had several of the larger01:58:10
scale commanders who are familiar with01:58:12
his operation come in and testify that01:58:14
this dude never saw combat and has no01:58:16
idea what he's talking about and Arthur01:58:18
died in 2008 while in prison of a heart01:58:20
attack Joseph D'Angelo is guilty of at01:58:22
least 13 murders from 1973 to 198601:58:27
Joseph specifically went on three01:58:28
separate murder spre across three01:58:31
different areas of California to the01:58:33
point that it was believed that these01:58:35
events were done by three different01:58:36
Killers eventually once investigators01:58:38
began to put together that this was all01:58:40
one person he was given the name of the01:58:42
Golden State killer also interesting01:58:44
note whenever they thought it was three01:58:46
different Killers one of those aliases01:58:48
was called the nightstalker before the01:58:51
actual nightstalker that we know now so01:58:53
whenever they figured out it was all the01:58:55
Golden State killer they then re-adopted01:58:58
the name as soon as Richard Ramirez01:58:59
became a killer just interesting fact01:59:02
Joseph was in the military before01:59:03
becoming a police officer however he was01:59:06
kicked off the force for stealing a01:59:08
hammer for some reason and then after01:59:10
being fired threatened the life of the01:59:12
chief of police who fired him initially01:59:14
his crime started off as thievery in01:59:17
several occasions he would literally01:59:19
steal piggy banks like there was several01:59:22
times that he would walk by like01:59:23
expensive jewelry and stuff like that01:59:25
and steal things like pocket change and01:59:26
I'm not kidding like actual piggy banks01:59:29
the first known murder is when he was01:59:30
kidnapping a girl while walking out of01:59:33
the family house and her father heard01:59:35
came downstairs to stop him he shot the01:59:37
father and ran away to which the father01:59:39
died it's not long after this that his01:59:41
crimes became much more extreme what he01:59:44
would normally do is he would break into01:59:46
the houses of young married couples with01:59:48
a gun and then Force the woman to tie up01:59:51
the man and blindfold him to which he01:59:54
would then tie up the woman's hands and01:59:56
mouth and abuse her in a number of02:00:00
intense ways for hours on end during02:00:03
this time he would simply eat the food02:00:05
that they had made drink the stuff out02:00:06
of their fridge and just walk around the02:00:08
house casually coming back to the woman02:00:10
to repeatedly abuse her he would also do02:00:12
these really demented things like sort02:00:14
of Mind Games for example he would take02:00:18
dishes and he would lay the men flat on02:00:20
their back and stack the dishes on their02:00:22
back and say that if he hears the dishes02:00:24
move in other words the man trying to02:00:26
get up uh he'll kill both of them he did02:00:29
this 50 times like no joke this guy02:00:32
broke into houses did this whole like 602:00:35
hour charade tying people up and abusing02:00:37
them and all of that 50 times and only02:00:40
had a hiccup on the 50th time that02:00:42
hiccup was while getting away two people02:00:44
saw him to which he pulled his gun and02:00:46
shot both of them after this I guess he02:00:48
was kind of off his game and then triy02:00:50
to do the same break-in thing again only02:00:53
this time the couple managed to get away02:00:55
so after that he killed the couple every02:00:58
single time he did it getting02:01:00
information out of him was hard and02:01:01
pulling teeth but they know that there02:01:03
were at least five other instances that02:01:05
he broke into a house did the whole02:01:07
thing and killed the couple although02:01:09
there's probably more that he just02:01:11
didn't talk about also during this02:01:13
entire thing he was sending letters to02:01:16
the local newspapers and police and he02:01:19
would even do really creepy stuff like02:01:21
call the house that he was about to Rob02:01:24
by calling them and then they'd answer02:01:26
and he'd say this is the wrong number02:01:28
and then he'd start talking about stuff02:01:29
he's going to do to the women and the02:01:31
people would think oh this is a weird02:01:33
prank call and then he'd bust in and do02:01:34
it once DNA testing became a big thing02:01:37
The Killing stopped however of course02:01:39
they were still looking for him which02:01:40
means there was like a 30-year gap02:01:42
between him stopping the killings and02:01:44
him actually getting arrested for it and02:01:46
his neighbors in that time said that02:01:49
that he was like the worst person they02:01:51
ever met he would call them threatening02:01:53
to kill them if their dog barked too02:01:55
much he would always yell at the02:01:57
neighbors and had a horribly kept house02:01:59
pretty much this guy was awful and he02:02:01
never learned anything in 2018 he was02:02:04
finally arrested to which his defense02:02:06
was he had a split personality and the02:02:09
other personality Jerry was in his head02:02:12
telling him to commit these acts see02:02:14
issue being because of statue of02:02:15
limitations they couldn't charge him for02:02:17
all of the assaults and kidnappings but02:02:20
they could get him on the murders so he02:02:21
took a plea deal on the murders gave the02:02:24
police the details and is currently02:02:25
serving a life sentence to this day02:02:28
however while researching he was more02:02:30
recently moved to protective custody02:02:33
which if you don't know protective02:02:34
custody is traditionally a whole lot02:02:37
more laidback than regular prison so02:02:40
this piece of Filth murders so many02:02:42
people and then hurts so many more and02:02:45
then gets 30 years to be free and02:02:48
continue being a jerk and is now setting02:02:50
cozy in some sort of cushy cell where he02:02:54
may have YouTube and is able to watch02:02:57
this video right now so um Joseph02:03:00
D'Angelo I hate you David Parker is02:03:03
suspected of killing up to 60 people02:03:06
from 1950 to 1999 he was known as the02:03:09
toy box killer because of his horrifying02:03:13
saw trap contraption that we're going to02:03:15
talk about as a very young child David's02:03:17
father who was an alcoholic would give02:03:19
him several masochist adult magazines02:03:22
and David said from that point on he02:03:24
became obsessed with the fantasy of02:03:26
tying up and torturing women so he02:03:28
constructed a trailer truck that in the02:03:31
trailer of it had a massive torture room02:03:35
full of chairs and all kinds of gadgets02:03:39
and gizmos to list a few of the things02:03:42
that were recovered from the back of the02:03:44
trailer there were chains whips straps02:03:47
clamps scalpel shock devices saws02:03:51
diagrams syringes and toys and I'll let02:03:54
your imagination go with the toy thing02:03:56
what he would do is kidnap women by a02:03:59
variety of different means sometimes he02:04:01
would pose to be an authority figure in02:04:03
order to get them to come check out02:04:04
something in the trailer or other times02:04:06
simply pick up women off the side of the02:04:08
road before heavily drugging them until02:04:10
they were in a very non-combative State02:04:13
and then putting them back there where02:04:15
he would spend the next few days02:04:17
just yeah some weird details about it is02:04:21
he put mirrors on the ceiling of the02:04:23
trailer because he said he wanted them02:04:25
to always see exactly what he was doing02:04:27
and his wife helped him get these women02:04:29
and even participated in the abuse as02:04:32
well as several of his friends who he02:04:35
would have come over and they would take02:04:38
turns and then he had a device set up um02:04:43
in order02:04:44
for his dog anyway the way he was02:04:48
finally caught is when one day a young02:04:50
girl was approached by him pretending to02:04:52
be a police officer saying she needs to02:04:54
come check something out he throws her02:04:56
in the trailer and he starts to abduct02:04:58
her that day David had to go to work and02:04:59
this potential victim be found a way to02:05:02
get out of her chains to which the only02:05:04
person in the trailer was David's wife02:05:06
the young girl managed to stab David's02:05:08
wife and got away and then ran down the02:05:11
road to get help wearing nothing but an02:05:13
iron collar and the chain garment that02:05:16
she had attached to her she then got to02:05:18
a house to which he got a phone called02:05:20
the police and David and his wife were02:05:22
arrested it was after this that a woman02:05:25
came forward saying that she was also a02:05:27
victim of Ray however she had reported02:05:29
it as soon as she got away and the02:05:31
police just didn't believe her that02:05:33
there was this guy driving around with a02:05:35
makeshift torture trailer abducting02:05:37
people and another woman got away who02:05:39
was also kidnapped by Ry however after 202:05:42
days of torture Ray thought he killed02:05:44
her so he ditched her on the side of the02:05:46
road she wasn't dead she was alive wakes02:05:49
up went home to her family to which her02:05:52
husband thought she was lying and had02:05:54
actually been in an affair and made up02:05:56
this whole story about a serial killer02:05:59
with a torture machine in the back of a02:06:01
trailer that he divorced her which I02:06:04
hope that guy feels awful about it later02:06:07
see the reason only three women ended up02:06:09
remembering enough to come forward is02:06:11
because David had them drugged for one02:06:14
during the whole event so they were02:06:15
already had a foggy recollection but02:06:17
after he ditch them somewhere he would02:06:19
give them an an amnestic so that they02:06:22
forgot a lot of what happened there are02:06:24
several women who have came forward in02:06:26
years Afters believing that they were02:06:27
victims of Ry however the entire thing02:06:30
at the time just seemed like a dream but02:06:32
whenever they saw it on the news and02:06:33
heard the details they began to me02:06:35
remember more and more aspects and it02:06:37
became real after a lot of questioning02:06:39
what they eventually got Ray on is that02:06:40
Ray killed one of his Partners who02:06:43
helped him with the whole kidnapping and02:06:45
torturing of women because supposedly02:06:47
that the he was going to snitch and then02:06:50
another one of his Partners had killed02:06:52
his wife who was also going to snitch so02:06:54
Ray did the whole torture thing with her02:06:56
and then killed her so they managed to02:06:58
get him on two murders not only that but02:07:00
in investigation Ry had filmed one of02:07:03
the times that he did it and of course02:07:06
the woman was never identified02:07:07
afterwards so they at least got that as02:07:10
an abuse situation uh if not missing02:07:13
person suspected murder you know the bit02:07:15
and Ry never really talked about02:07:17
anything so yeah while it was at least02:07:20
two murdered um you don't build a big02:07:23
trailer Contraption like that and only02:07:25
end up kidnapping what a total of four02:07:28
women so the actual number that he02:07:30
probably did is way way way way higher02:07:33
and a bunch of women at the time just02:07:35
thought they had a bad nightmare when in02:07:38
actuality yeah because of this they gave02:07:41
him a total of02:07:44
224 years in jail because they just gave02:07:47
him the max for for everything they02:07:49
could like oh what's that you got a02:07:51
ticket 4 years ago looks like that's 1002:07:53
years added on buddy they in the02:07:54
meantime also arrested David's wife as02:07:56
well as his friend who was the husband02:07:59
of one of the aforementioned victims the02:08:01
friend is going up for parole this year02:08:03
actually and the wife was released from02:08:06
jail in 2019 David himself was sentenced02:08:09
again to the 224 years and then driven02:08:12
to jail to give another interrogation02:08:15
and testimony and then died of a heart02:08:17
attack before the interrogation even02:08:19
began so yeah this other guy may get out02:08:22
and she got out but David's dead02:08:26
and I I've got to look on the bright02:08:28
side of something Peter curtain also02:08:30
known as the vampire of02:08:33
dorf was known to have committed at02:08:35
least nine murders from February to02:08:37
November of 1929 Peter was the oldest of02:08:41
13 children who all of which were02:08:44
horrifically abused by their father02:08:46
among things you could kind of predict02:08:48
like beatings and odd punishments to02:08:50
Children his father also did a form of02:08:53
voyerism in which him and his wife would02:08:57
and then forc the children to see um I'm02:09:01
sure that didn't have any effect on his02:09:03
mental well-being growing up and before02:09:05
he was even grown up to begin with at02:09:07
the age of five Peter attempted to drown02:09:10
one of his friends so you know a good02:09:13
sign of things to come and at the age of02:09:15
nine he befriended a dog catcher within02:09:17
his sort of apartment complex that he02:09:19
lived in however the dog catcher was02:09:22
also an alcoholic who would pretty much02:09:24
just catch dogs and then torture and02:09:26
kill them so Peter joined him on that02:09:29
and seemed to enjoy it his first murders02:09:31
although they wouldn't be found out till02:09:33
many years later occurred when he was02:09:35
only 9 years old one day while out on a02:09:38
raft Peter pushed his friend who he knew02:09:40
couldn't swim into the water to which02:09:44
another one of Peter's friends tried to02:09:46
jump into the water to save the first02:09:48
kid and then Peter held The Rescuer02:09:51
underwater therefore drowning both of02:09:53
them however at the time it was just02:09:54
believed that these two children drowned02:09:56
accidentally and at the time no02:09:57
suspicion or charges were given to Peter02:10:00
so by the age of 13 uh Peter had ramped02:10:04
up the evil and he would do this by and02:10:07
I'm stressing at this point viewer02:10:08
discretion kids close your ears don't02:10:10
watch this he would begin engaging02:10:14
in kith with animals and then he could02:10:20
only02:10:21
get there by stabbing them this would02:10:25
inevitably lead to his interest later in02:10:28
life when he realized it also worked if02:10:30
he did the same thing to people this02:10:32
supposedly quit when he was spotted02:10:34
stabbing the neighbor's Pig for reasons02:10:37
previously described and that same year02:10:39
he stole all of the boss's money who he02:10:41
was working an apprentice ship under and02:10:43
then ran away it was around this time02:10:46
that according to Peter he had strangled02:10:49
a girl not to the point of killing her02:10:52
just to the point of her passing out and02:10:54
during it got02:10:57
very excited to the point he realized02:11:01
that the murder or at least the almost02:11:03
murder was a replacement for the whole02:11:06
stabbing animals thing he spent the next02:11:08
few years getting arrested for various02:11:10
crimes like arson and fraud and other02:11:13
wholesome activities and even was02:11:15
drafted into the German military for a02:11:17
while and then deserted so he went to02:11:18
jail for that too it was during this02:11:20
time that he would fantasize in prison02:11:22
about what he wanted to do once he got02:11:23
out that motivated the crimes he would02:11:26
later commit one night while performing02:11:28
a break-in he came across a 9-year-old02:11:30
girl alone in her bedroom while in there02:11:33
he managed to stab her to death which02:11:35
again excited him before he left and02:11:38
then returned to the bar across the02:11:40
street the next day he did this because02:11:43
he was so happy with the remorse and02:11:46
disgust of the patron in the bar02:11:49
discussing the murder that had happened02:11:50
the night previous across the street and02:11:53
if that wasn't depraved enough Peter02:11:55
would regularly return to that02:11:56
9-year-old girl's grave after this event02:12:00
because just touching the soil on top of02:12:02
the coffin enthralled him moving on from02:12:05
here all of the killings he committed02:12:07
were a physical motivation he figured02:12:11
out that the only way that he could02:12:13
really get excited was through murder02:12:15
and not only murder the more depraved02:12:17
the better aside from various torture02:12:19
methods like slowly as sanguina his02:12:22
victims or enjoying watching them die he02:12:24
would plan other large scale things to02:12:26
freak people out like for example one of02:12:29
his victims who he had killed in a field02:12:31
and then buried there he had planned to02:12:33
go back to days later so that he could02:12:35
drag out the corpse and then crucify it02:12:37
on a tree coming into town because the02:12:40
idea of people seeing it and being02:12:42
horrified again made him02:12:46
very the opposite of horri ified while02:12:48
the initial killings were done with02:12:49
objects like scissors and knives later02:12:51
on in his killings they were majority02:12:53
done with a hammer but what's really02:12:55
wild is the seeming case of divine02:12:58
intervention that got Peter arrested02:13:01
okay so to explain how he got arrested02:13:03
you've got to go on this little trip02:13:05
with me so there was a woman coming into02:13:07
dorf that has no relation to Peter or02:13:10
any of these murders that are happening02:13:12
upon arriving in the town a man offered02:13:15
to escort her home and while walking02:13:18
home he suggested they cut through an02:13:19
empty Park as a quicker means of getting02:13:21
where she's going she starting to feel02:13:24
weird about walking alone through02:13:26
essentially the woods with this random02:13:28
man protested and he began to grab her02:13:31
while this was happening another man02:13:33
sprinted up and did the whole is this02:13:36
guy bothering you to which the original02:13:38
attacker left and she said thank you to02:13:41
this man who saved her that man who02:13:43
saved her was Peter so then Peter says02:13:46
oh ma'am I'll walk Walk You Home and02:13:49
then on the way there begins to assault02:13:51
her but since they were semi in public02:13:54
she began to scream to which Peter began02:13:57
to get freaked out and then ran away and02:13:59
then after having been attacked twice in02:14:01
one day the woman then goes home and02:14:03
writes about it in a letter she mails to02:14:06
her friend back where she came from02:14:09
however she wrote the address wrong on02:14:12
the letter which made the post office go02:14:15
well we might as well check it so when02:14:17
they open it and read the description of02:14:20
what I just said they went this sounds a02:14:23
lot like the vampire of dorf because at02:14:26
the time the police had this huge02:14:27
Manhunt in order to find the killer so02:14:30
the police go to the woman who wrote the02:14:31
letter she says that Peter had mentioned02:14:33
where he lived and sure enough whenever02:14:35
they go there they find Peter curtain's02:14:37
address so had it not been for the02:14:40
random guy attacking her and then Peter02:14:43
just so happening to be there her02:14:45
surviving getting the letter wrong and02:14:48
then the fact that Peter told her where02:14:50
he lived he may have never came to02:14:53
Justice at least not anytime soon Peter02:14:55
wasn't home whenever the police showed02:14:57
up so for a brief amount of time he was02:14:58
in hiding as his wife who I mentioned02:15:01
earlier had told him to hide and then02:15:03
eventually he tells his wife that she02:15:05
should turn him in and collect the02:15:07
reward money which she does it was02:15:09
during the trial that followed more of02:15:12
the specifics of the killings came to02:15:15
light like the ones I mentioned earlier02:15:16
and despite Peter coming forward clean02:15:18
and saying that he was guilty his02:15:20
defense tried to argue that he was02:15:22
insane and essentially tried to form the02:15:25
whole narrative that he was a sadist who02:15:26
didn't know any better however whenever02:15:28
those two drownings that I mentioned in02:15:30
the beginning came to light that kind of02:15:32
proved that it wasn't always just02:15:34
because he had something wrong in his02:15:36
brain it was also the fact that he just02:15:38
liked to kill the reason he got the02:15:39
nickname The Vampire of dorf is because02:15:42
many of his victims were found drained02:15:45
and it turns out it was because Peter02:15:47
would in fact drink their blood he had02:15:50
absolutely zero motion at his sentencing02:15:52
and when given the death penalty didn't02:15:54
seem to care to which he was sentenced02:15:56
to death by guillotine in his final02:15:58
words he asked the Executioner about the02:16:00
guillotine if for a brief moment after02:16:04
his head was chopped off if he would be02:16:06
able to hear the blood spurting from his02:16:09
own neck to which he said that would be02:16:11
the pleasure to end all pleasures I02:16:14
should also mention why there's nine02:16:16
confirmed murders there are about 3102:16:19
other murders that is believed to have02:16:21
been committed by him it was just never02:16:23
proven in the 1920s so Peter was a02:16:26
viciously evil man up until the end02:16:32
and I really have nothing more to add he02:16:34
was called the vampire for a reason next02:16:36
person Donald Henry Gaskins was02:16:38
confirmed to have killed 13 people from02:16:40
1970 to 1975 standing at 5'4 and02:16:44
weighing 130 lb he was much more02:16:46
commonly known as Peewee which is the02:16:49
name that the press and later stories02:16:51
would refer to him as it was believed by02:16:53
many at the time that Donald had a split02:16:56
personality disorder although the02:16:57
validity of that is debated in modern02:17:00
Psychiatry although at a young age he02:17:02
suffered considerable abuse from his02:17:05
parents which could contribute to a02:17:07
condition similar to that and at the age02:17:10
of only one he drank a bottle of02:17:13
kerosene that led to him having02:17:15
convulsions until he was about 3 years02:17:18
old so I'm sure that did something to02:17:20
his mental stability and also the whole02:17:23
bottle like like you would think after02:17:26
the first sip it'd be like uh but it02:17:28
just continue to drink it to give you an02:17:30
idea of how neglected Peewee was by his02:17:33
parents he mostly lived on the street02:17:35
and did these sort of gang crimes with a02:17:38
group of quote unquote friends and had02:17:40
never heard his real name Henry until he02:17:44
heard it read by a judge at the age of02:17:46
1302:17:48
when he was on trial for an assault of02:17:51
someone like imagine that never knowing02:17:53
your real name until a judge reads it to02:17:55
you because you may be going to jail he02:17:57
was sentenced to jail or juvie02:18:00
Correctional schooling whatever at the02:18:02
age of 13 and was repeatedly abused by02:18:04
the other males at the facility during02:18:06
that time he broke out got away found a02:18:09
girl and married her before turning02:18:12
himself back in to finish the rest of02:18:14
his sentence to which he finally got out02:18:16
at 18 after this he had several In-N-Out02:18:18
stins in prison from various theft or02:18:21
assault charges but he always maintained02:18:23
respect while in prison despite his size02:18:26
for example in one stint on the first02:18:28
day he simply killed the biggest02:18:29
scariest guy in the jail to which02:18:31
everyone else respected him what would02:18:33
it be known to people until later on is02:18:35
that while he was doing these other02:18:38
charges he was being arrested for he was02:18:40
also committing several pleasure02:18:42
killings or in other words he would02:18:44
simply go out and for fun find a02:18:46
hitchhiker who he would kidnap and then02:18:49
kill and mutilate their body in some02:18:51
cases even claiming to have cannibalized02:18:54
his victims during this time he claims02:18:57
that he has committed up to 80 murders02:18:59
just for fun however that may be02:19:02
boostering a bit because again he valued02:19:05
his opinion as a tough guy and it's02:19:07
believed by many that the 13 confirmed02:19:09
kills that he had were all done as02:19:11
either a personal or a hit in other02:19:14
words he would get mad at someone he was02:19:16
semi-related to or knew in real life and02:19:18
then kill them or he would quite02:19:20
literally be paid to kill someone the02:19:22
reason for this being bodies and02:19:23
evidence have never been found although02:19:25
that is possible on a spree killing this02:19:28
large but you would think that they02:19:29
would eventually find maybe a couple02:19:31
bodies so the whole thing that he would02:19:33
just go out and kill for fun isn't02:19:35
exactly corroborated although he02:19:37
definitely killed a few people and was02:19:39
as brutal to their bodies as he claimed02:19:42
one of his associates would later tell02:19:43
police that Gaskin would regularly see02:19:46
missing people on the news and then02:19:48
laugh saying that's someone he killed02:19:49
and that they'll never find the body but02:19:51
again no confirmation if that's true or02:19:53
if that's just him trying to sound tough02:19:55
so once the police caught up to him just02:19:58
through his various crimes that he02:19:59
committed and eventually connecting the02:20:01
dots on the bodies they had him02:20:02
suspected on about nine different02:20:05
murders and then went through with02:20:06
trying him on one so whenever he was02:20:09
finally convicted of that murder he was02:20:12
given the death penalty but because of02:20:15
some weird complication in South Carol02:20:17
Ina they overturned it to a life02:20:20
sentence so as soon as they did he02:20:23
immediately confessed to the other eight02:20:26
murders because he really lucked out on02:20:28
getting lucky enough that it went from a02:20:30
death sentence to a life sentence so he02:20:32
figured while he's getting lucky might02:20:35
as well confess to the other eight02:20:36
before he can try on those to make sure02:20:38
he doesn't get the death penalty so on02:20:40
his account sounds pretty lucky right02:20:42
until he messed that up while he was in02:20:44
jail his cell was located nearby to a02:20:47
man who was in there for committing a02:20:49
double homicide what had happened is02:20:51
this guy had attempted to rob a gas02:20:53
station and he killed the two owners a02:20:56
husband and wife who owned it before02:20:58
making his getaway and getting caught02:21:00
the son of those two store owners02:21:03
thought that this guy deserved death and02:21:05
was very upset whenever the state put02:21:07
him in jail so somehow the son somehow02:21:10
gets in contact with Henry knowing of02:21:13
his criminal history and pays him $2,00002:21:16
to kill the man that had killed his own02:21:18
parents so Henry who had lucked out on02:21:21
getting a life sentence decided to throw02:21:24
all of that under the bus and just02:21:25
straight up kill somebody he had02:21:27
originally planned to use poison which02:21:29
has some form of plausible deniability02:21:32
uh but when that didn't work he moved to02:21:34
C4 what he did is he took this sort of02:21:37
radio walkie-talkie Contraption and02:21:39
lined the inside of it with C4 and then02:21:42
gave it to the guy he was supposed to02:21:43
kill and said it's this device that he02:21:46
smuggled in that will allow them to talk02:21:48
between cells and that all this guy had02:21:50
to do was hold it up to his ear and then02:21:53
plug it into a wall outlet and as soon02:21:55
as he tried that it blew up to which02:21:57
Henry would later say the last thing02:21:59
that guy ever heard was him laughing02:22:01
from a couple cells away as his head02:22:03
exploded because of this the papers02:22:06
began to refer to Henry as the meanest02:22:08
man in America so for this killing he02:22:10
got a whole new trial to which this time02:22:12
he was given the death sentence and it02:22:14
was not overturned which fun fact was02:22:17
the first time in the state of South02:22:19
Carolina a white man was ever sentenced02:22:22
to death for murdering a black man it02:22:24
was during this time that Henry had said02:22:27
he had murdered about 110 people however02:22:31
as previously mentioned like 90 of those02:22:33
he just said and there's no evidence02:22:35
found and among the people he claimed to02:22:37
kill was like a senator's daughter who02:22:39
went missing so like I think he was just02:22:43
like trying to show off and he was02:22:45
executed by Electric chair in 1991 to02:22:49
which his final words when asked if he02:22:50
had any were I'll let my lawyers do the02:22:53
talk for me I'm ready to go and so02:22:56
Peewee died by electric chair in South02:22:59
Carolina I guess you could say the guy02:23:01
had a short02:23:03
circuit huh okay moving on Jack unaga02:23:08
killed 10 women from 1974 to 1994 and02:23:12
it's everything that he did within those02:23:14
20 years that makes it so interesting at02:23:16
the age of 4 years old Jack began to02:23:18
live with his grandfather who was a02:23:20
violent man who stole farm animals02:23:22
because you know child abuse is a Common02:23:24
Thread with these guys and from a young02:23:26
age was in trouble with the law for the02:23:28
aforementioned stealing farm animals02:23:30
because often what would happen is if02:23:32
they were stealing say a goat from02:23:34
another Farmer's property whenever the02:23:36
police showed up the Grandpa would just02:23:37
run so Jack would normally catch the02:23:40
heat for it and as he grew up Jack went02:23:42
from being sort of touchy with women to02:23:44
full-on assaulting them and it finally02:23:46
culminated with when Jack was 24 years02:23:48
old and he murdered a Woman by02:23:50
strangling her to death with her own bra02:23:53
to which Jack was promptly caught tried02:23:56
and convicted and then thrown in jail02:23:57
with a 15to lifee sentence while in02:24:00
prison Jack demonstrated a superb sense02:24:02
of writing and from his cell wrote02:24:04
various plays poems and even an02:24:07
autobiography from this he managed to02:24:09
develop an insane cult following from02:24:12
people outside of prison people read his02:24:15
autobiography in which he talked about02:24:17
how sorry he was people read his poems02:24:19
and books and thought that he was such a02:24:21
romantic charismatic guy and Therefore02:24:24
several petitions began to get him02:24:27
released from jail with many of the02:24:29
petitions saying the government should02:24:30
pardon him and let him out of jail early02:24:33
and while that never happened he was02:24:35
eventually given the minimal sentence of02:24:37
15 years and got out of prison for02:24:40
murder in an incredibly small amount of02:24:42
time from there radios were playing02:24:45
audio of his poems and books being read02:24:48
out loud and even children in European02:24:50
schools were reading his autobiography02:24:53
as it was sort of boyed as this poster02:24:56
boy for criminal reform and everyone was02:24:58
pretty much in agreement that the fact02:25:01
he went to jail and then had all these02:25:03
beautiful things to say was proof that02:25:06
people really can't change because02:25:08
apparently people don't think that02:25:09
murderers can be charming and from there02:25:13
he showed up on several different02:25:15
interviews and daytime television shows02:25:17
and eventually got a job as a TV news02:25:19
reporter and around this time guess what02:25:22
he started killing again which all of02:25:25
his killings followed the exact same02:25:26
modus operandi where he would attack02:25:29
women assault them and then strangle02:25:32
them to death with their own bras and02:25:34
since he was a TV news reporter and most02:25:37
of his victims were victims of02:25:39
opportunity in his region you can see02:25:41
where this is going Jack would regularly02:25:43
do the reporting on his own Killing02:25:47
Spree being the reporter on the ground02:25:50
so he would stand there and narrate how02:25:52
an investigation was going for a person02:25:55
that he just murdered which I have no02:25:58
idea how that went over I don't speak02:26:01
German so I can't like read and see the02:26:04
original Clips but that had to be like02:26:07
okay so he's he's there on the field02:26:11
talking about these dead women who were02:26:13
murdered and he'd had to be like um the02:26:16
as you can see um the police are here02:26:20
for a woman that is dead and assaulted02:26:24
and also strangled with her own why am I02:26:27
pretending to hold a microphone I got as02:26:29
you can see and she was also strangled02:26:32
with her own bra uh it's a good thing02:26:37
we've never seen a killing like that02:26:38
before uh like was everyone so dumb they02:26:42
didn't put together that the famous TV02:26:45
reporter who who murdered a woman with02:26:47
her own bra reporting on several local02:26:50
killings of murdered women with their02:26:52
own bra had like any connection not only02:26:55
that but whenever the news wanted to do02:26:58
a brief sort of documentary about crime02:27:01
in the United States they sent Jack to02:27:03
LA to do it and while in La two more02:27:07
women were murdered in the exact same02:27:09
circumstance and they still didn't what02:27:12
eventually someone by the grace of God02:27:15
managed to put together the two might be02:27:17
connected and for a brief stint of time02:27:19
Jack was on the run and would do things02:27:21
like call the police to convince them02:27:23
that he was innocent although you know02:27:25
that's not exactly what an innocent02:27:27
person does but I digress to which he02:27:28
was convicted of a further nine murders02:27:31
from the one that happened about 2002:27:33
years ago and then the night of his02:27:34
conviction he hanged himself in his own02:27:37
jail cell and in a lot of these stories02:27:39
I read what seemingly just dumb people02:27:42
surrounding a case whether it be02:27:44
investigators or the public at Large02:27:47
but here like and I know hindsight's02:27:50
2020 and all but like did no one put02:27:53
that together Mel Popov killed 81 women02:27:57
and yes you heard me WR 81 from 1992 to02:28:00
2010 not much is known about his life02:28:03
growing up although you know the intense02:28:06
hatred of women probably had some02:28:09
developmental standing but early on Mel02:28:11
became a police officer before taking a02:28:14
semi-retirement job as a security guard02:28:18
at a chemical facility what motivated02:28:20
his initial killings according to him02:28:23
was he believed his wife was cheating on02:28:25
him whenever he found two rappers in the02:28:29
trash can of his home she was also in02:28:31
law enforcement and it turned out later02:28:33
that she was with a previous one of his02:28:36
colleagues and this angered him enough02:28:38
that he decided to just take his hatred02:28:40
out on seemingly women at random the02:28:43
reason that he was able to perform02:28:45
killings for that long and that many02:28:47
people without getting caught is because02:28:49
the range of his killings was over 2,00002:28:52
mil what he would do is he would use the02:28:55
cop car that he still had as well as02:28:57
Dawn his policeman's uniform and then02:28:59
drive through towns looking for girls he02:29:01
believed to be into toxicated to which02:29:03
he would then offer them a ride home and02:29:05
once they got in his vehicle he would02:29:07
restrain them before taking them02:29:08
somewhere desolate very heavily beating02:29:12
and torturing them before murdering them02:29:14
as mentioned a lot of these killings02:29:16
were rage motivated so he would02:29:19
absolutely devastate the bodies to the02:29:21
point that several of them were totally02:29:23
unrecognizable as people it was for the02:29:25
ferocity of these murders that he was02:29:27
given the name the werewolf which again02:29:30
is way too cool but I'm just going to02:29:32
keep going also and information on him02:29:34
is kind of like sparse for some reason02:29:37
like people don't really dig into the02:29:39
details as much as I'd like but I saw02:29:42
several mentions that among the murder02:29:44
weapons he would use like things stolen02:29:47
from police evidence lockups which on02:29:50
the surface level you're like oh that02:29:51
means nothing could be traced back to02:29:53
him or whatever but like wouldn't using02:29:57
things that had to be taken from a02:29:59
police station pretty much like draw the02:30:02
confirmation that it was a police02:30:04
officer I have to be missing something02:30:06
there but like like if at whatever02:30:10
police station he is able to walk into02:30:12
and take an axe from and then they find02:30:14
an axe at a crime scene like02:30:17
huh that's weird during this entire02:30:20
thing male was living a perfectly normal02:30:22
life to the point that he was revered as02:30:24
a respected member of the community and02:30:27
his children and wife thought of him as02:30:29
a very loving husband to give you an02:30:31
idea of how non-suspicious this guy was02:30:34
one of the victims that from everything02:30:37
I could tell was totally random was his02:30:40
daughter's Elementary School teacher so02:30:42
because of the tragedy of this teacher02:30:45
murdered at the height of her her life02:30:47
the school began a charity donation in02:30:49
order to help the family with funeral02:30:51
cost to which male was one of the02:30:55
highest contributing donors and gave02:30:58
some words of grace to the family and02:31:00
like seemingly helped them with the02:31:02
burial and everything and one of the02:31:04
girls that he attempted to murder02:31:06
actually survived and positively02:31:08
identified him what had happened is he02:31:11
killed her by beating her head against a02:31:13
tree like I said the guy was very brutal02:31:15
but although he thought it killed her it02:31:17
actually just knocked her out and02:31:18
whenever she got up and went to the02:31:20
police she was able to ID him however02:31:22
his wife thinking this to be some absurd02:31:25
misunderstanding gave him a false Alibi02:31:28
that she was with him on the night of02:31:29
the attempted murder and the police02:31:31
believing him to be such a great guy02:31:33
pretty much just shut up the girl's02:31:35
testimony and went on from there what02:31:37
eventually got Russian investigators to02:31:40
get a hold of him was at the crime02:31:43
scenes they began to put together that02:31:45
the tire tracks on the ground were a02:31:48
specific match to police vehicles at the02:31:51
time again don't know how the weapons02:31:54
from evidence lockers didn't also trip02:31:56
that same thing but whatever and after02:31:58
doing a DNA test to almost every cop in02:32:01
Russia they managed to find a link02:32:03
between his DNA and the one that he02:32:04
would leave at crime scenes he was02:32:06
eventually charged with 22 murders but02:32:10
then later after they did all the math02:32:12
it came out to 83 which makes him02:32:14
Russia's most prolific serial killer and02:32:17
male is still alive in jail in Russia to02:32:21
this day William Bonin also known as the02:32:23
freeway killer killed at least 21 boys02:32:27
from 1979 to 1980 and I talk about like02:32:30
a lot of messed up guys in the series02:32:32
and I have so far and they all are um02:32:36
but William bonin's particularly evil02:32:38
for reasons I'm going to talk about02:32:41
and this is going to be I I don't know02:32:44
how to like talk about the details of02:32:46
this without being really gross so again02:32:49
the whole viewer discretion thing anyway02:32:50
at a young age bonan had an abusive02:32:52
father who would regularly beat him and02:32:55
also would normally give him to his02:32:57
grandfather who was a known child02:33:00
predator and after several years of that02:33:02
cycle of abuse bonin's mother put him02:33:05
and his two brothers into an orphanage02:33:08
so that they would be away from his02:33:10
father and02:33:11
grandfather's care however that turned02:33:14
out to not be any better as the02:33:15
orphanage itself was also super abusive02:33:18
and would normally do things like02:33:20
dunking kids heads underwater and nearly02:33:22
drowning them or forcing them to get02:33:24
into fist fights with each other and02:33:26
yada yada it was also common for him to02:33:28
be assaulted in various Ways by Boys02:33:32
older than himself to which and this02:33:36
matters later he would allow them to do02:33:40
it if they first tied his hands up02:33:43
because then he enjoyed it and then02:33:45
after his mother got away from his Abus02:33:48
of Father she took him back at the age02:33:51
of 9 years old yes all of this happened02:33:53
before the kid was nine and at the age02:33:55
of 10 he got arrested and sent to juvie02:33:58
for stealing license plates to which you02:34:01
guessed it in juvie he was rapidly02:34:03
abused again in all of these killings02:34:06
especially the more evil ones that we02:34:08
see there is a very clear connection02:34:10
between abuse at childhood equaling then02:34:13
becoming an abuser later in life and02:34:15
whenever I talk talk about this stuff I02:34:17
don't want it to seem like an excuse or02:34:19
an excusal method at all because with02:34:21
this case as well as the others at some02:34:24
point the victim becomes the attacker02:34:26
and especially with cases like I'm about02:34:28
to describe I don't want it to come off02:34:31
as a means of reason for these crimes02:34:34
but more so a means of causation if that02:34:37
makes sense so basically I'm not02:34:39
bringing up these points in order to02:34:40
soften the blow of how horrible these02:34:42
people were but more so as a means of02:34:45
evil be adding evil and as we can see in02:34:48
this case much of the time the Apple02:34:52
that falls from the tree is much much02:34:54
worse than the tree that it fell from02:34:55
around the end of his adolescence his02:34:57
mother essentially forced him into a02:35:00
marriage with a woman because his mom02:35:03
believed him to be02:35:05
homosexual um however there's a big02:35:08
difference between homosexual and the02:35:10
things he was actually doing like he02:35:12
would regularly offer young children02:35:14
beer uh and then get them drunk so that02:35:18
he could have his way and around the02:35:20
time he turned 18 he joined the military02:35:23
to fight in Vietnam he fought as an02:35:25
aerial Gunner and even earned an award02:35:27
for saving the life of a fellow AirmenDescription:
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