12+Missing Women in Wilderness tied to 1 man/The Butcher Baker" of Anchorage, Alaska

#robertchristianhansen
#butcherbaker
#missinginalaska
Hello everyone, today's case is a little different, however, I got many requests to cover this case. This case takes us to Anchorage Alaska during the late 60's, 70's and early 80's. A young couple Robert and Darla Hansen moved to Anchorage 1967. The city was going through a boom due to the Alaskan Pipeline being built. Robert (known as Bob to his friends) opened a bakery right in downtown Anchorage. He also got his pilot's license and purchased a small airplane he kept at a local airport called Merrill Airfield. His neighbors and people at church described Robert as a nice guy but this couldn't be further from the truth. He was an absolute monster who robbed this Earth of dozens of women, maybe more.. We'll sadly probably never know the actual number, however, at least 17 have been tied to him. Unfortunately, this went on for over a decade before he was finally caught. Cindy Paulson is an angel on Earth who was able to escape him, and identify him to the authorities. Cindy, like all the women in this case are both heroes and Angels. My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone who affected by this horrible man🙏🙏
This is the story of the "butcher" baker of Alaska, and how he was caught.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all the women who lost their bright futures due to him, and all those who survived, and I pray for John Douglas and Frank Rothschild who helped put him away. 🙏🙏🙏🙏 He was given 461 years plus life in prison and he ultimately died in prison.
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[@markg3025]

Thank you Bryan for the uncomfortable and detailed story of the psychopath. Our judicial system routinely fails our citizens.

[@Raminakai]

I agree . If you are found guilty , (with the standard of beyond a reasonable doubt)of raping a child / raping and killing a woman - you burn your human being card. You are no longer safe to be in the community, period.

[@NZCLUB_reals]

the judicial system also fails the criminals too. they're never truly rehabilitated and have no idea how to fix themselves neither does the system . then repeat offending ?99%? of times costing tax payers trillions because they get thrown back inside. only a very rare few make a normal life get a job find a good woman and keep away from the culture they're embedded in.

[@pamflowers8364]

I remember when this story broke in Anchorage. There was a mass public funeral for all the women because many were not identified and people wanted to pay their respects to them.

[@MickeyLeeBluebird]

I'm a new sub & this is my first comment. I'm not a regular true crime viewer but I do like anything outdoors. These cases fit my outdoor interests especially those of people missing in the NPS & Forest. Had no idea there had been this many missing person cases until I came across the Paulides videos/movies. Also, want to let you know that your kindness doesn't go unnoticed. Sadly, it's becoming a rare trait.

[@beaulieuonnp593]

me too, it is quite shocking to hear of so many missing persons, who just go for a hike in a national park and many are experienced. It has put me going to America visiting a national park, even with a friend.

[@Ellis1127]

You should listen to Park Predators on audible. A very good series

[@bawattsyl]

Thank you mickey for your subscription and your kind words and feedback 🙏

[@TheXabl0]

Such incompetent police. "We have an FBI profiler on loan to us and we're REALLY desperate to find this killer. Oh, this young lady claims she escaped almost being butchered by some random guy? Let's not believe her"

[@JenniferDeutsch49]

That is not entirely true. They did believe her at first, they went to his house and yes it looked like what she described but he hid the incriminating evidence first. So they were not able to find evidence. Sadly back then Rape kits and DNA not really a thing. Then she fled and ran away it took the Troopers a while to find her again. She was afraid to testify against him, which I could not blame her. The Troopers took what the FBI said seriously because most of his murders were in their jurisdiction. He may have kidnapped from Anchorage but he did not kill them or hunt them in Anchorage.

[@johnganshow5536]

Over 27 that they know of. I was a Correctional officer at the Max prison in Seward AK, and babysat him for many years...

[@bawattsyl]

John, thank you for your service to society and watching over these deviants! I don't know how you did it! I couldn't be around people like that. I'm sure it was hard and I'm sure everyone is with me when we say thank you for your service 🙏

[@ryancuda45]

whats the chance of him being to zodiac ?

[@bawattsyl]

@@ryancuda45 I'd say little to none. He wasn't in that area during the time and their mo's were completely different.

[@johnganshow5536]

@@bawattsyl Thank you, I appreciate that!! Love your channel...

[@cristinarichart1118]

My best friend killed herself outside of Spring Creek in 2016

[@smileycamel5635]

I enjoy the way you present the stories , wether in first, or third person, your passion, and empathy shows through.

[@tammyfarmer7716]

I have never heard of this case. Thank you so much, Bryan, for sharing these cases. My heart breaks for these ladies and their families. It is so sad that he had been arrested several times before and was always let go after such short times.

[@TheAshMcG]

A movie was made about this case. The Frozen Ground on Netflix. A great watch.....

[@Sunshine-nq6wv]

Those poor women who lost their lives, due in part by a system that failed them. Unfortunately, in those years, women were often not taken seriously because of their type of work. It speaks volumes when a person does a longer jail sentence for stealing a chainsaw then attempted kidnap or assault. RIP ladies

[@janjohannessmith7033]

Thank you Brian for what you are doing by bringing awareness to this terrible National reality. I researched a little and the FBI says there are over 700 serial killers in America and more are being fostered or born everyday. My best friend's younger sister was brutally raped tortured and killed in South America in the early 1980s. This is especially significant because she went down there as a volunteer with the Red Cross on a mission to help others she was barely 18 years old beautiful, blond hair and a pure seeking spirit to contribute to the plight of others as she was from a stable middle-class home. Grew up in Berkley and her name was Christine Fisher. The family was left in the unknown and the American State Department really did not provide any answers in those politically turbulent times. I do not remember what South of the Border or South American country this occurred and I have lost contact with my best friend Tom Fisher. But I do know this terrible disappearance and then later to be found a brutal murder has haunted the family and friends and we have never forgotten. Thank you

[@bawattsyl]

Jan, I'm so sorry for your loss. That sounds awful. I'll definitely reach out to those I know in the bureau and see if there's anything I can find out. Thank you for sharing that, I know it couldn't have been easy. 🙏

[@jackiecartwright9343]

I can’t find anything on the internet discussing that. Maybe the family should rekindle interest by posting what info they do know about it. The internet is a powerful tool and obviously reaches almost all countries. Perhaps someone who had knowledge of the crime down there would come out of the woodwork if the info was out there… internet sleuths often help too. I know you lost touch, but I’m just throwing it out there. Btw, do you know if they found her body, or does she continue to be missing?

[@dawneipeldauer-awanderingn825]

And you would be surprised at professional murderers

[@beaulieuonnp593]

as a Red Cross volunteer myself, I didn't know that. Fortunately I do my volunteering in the UK

[@beaulieuonnp593]

@@LazloNQ Exactly

[@linag7308]

Im going to be binge watching your channel tonight. Your voice is soothing!

[@bugsy8734]

The Quote of the Chinese Proverb is SO True!! I wish more People would realize that. Thank You for this video and maybe it will help more People to Stay Safe.

[@subrosa4792]

Agreed! Great proverb!

[@keastymatthew2407]

It won't keep people safe at all. It's a video? Grow up

[@bugsy8734]

I Really Hope More People Have a Better Year and Learn Things to Help Them More in Their Life. God Bless!!!

[@wendycrawford1792]

Really, the most horrific, utterly terrifying act of letting his victims loose in n the woods and tracking them down to kill them. What kind of mind operates this way??? Yet he opened a bakery and got his pilot’s license---had wives and children!!!! There aren’t evil enough words to describe this monster….

[@keastymatthew2407]

@@wendycrawford1792 except for.... not that bad. Seen worse sorry

[@michiganwifey99]

People who had a problem with your last vid obviously didn’t pay attention. You said it was requested to be read that way. Much ❤️ and respect. ❤️✌🏼

[@kc8644]

I’m glad you’re bringing this to light even if it’s uncomfortable to hear, I could be wrong but it seems killing women and children comes with much lower sentences and especially sex workers. Crimes against them get the system dragging their feet, had the state done their job who knows how many lives would have been saved. My sisters friend and classmate was killed by the green river killer, and she was just barely a blip in the news coverage. I heard they just caught a serial killer (I rather call them mass murderers) in Virginia, the shopping cart killer, kinda diminishes the horrific circumstances of his crimes. Thank you Bryan another well told compassionate portrayal of these women’s lives and deaths, my sincere condolences to their families.

[@lisas8244]

The judicial system is still male dominated and many men still don't put too high a price on sexual assault and crimes against females. This continues to happen and men who obviously are going to repeat crimes are still often given a light sentence and released. I often wonder how many vicious, traumatizing attacks and murders could have been prevented if these subhumans were sentenced to what they deserved and what fit the crime in the beginning. It certainly isn't possible to rehabilitate most of these wicked people. The fact that this type of slap on the wrist is prevalent today says more than I want to know about the value of females' lives in our society.

[@steveperreira5850]

So many mistakes are made by our so-called modern civilization here in the 21st century. I don’t think we should have much sympathy for criminals especially if they are repeat. We should just kill them, even if they are just thieves. For harming people, we should have very little tolerance. Just kill those bastards, and society will be very peaceful. It is a tiny fraction of people, about one or 2% of males, and even less females that need To be eliminated from society because they are complete psychotics. We should just kill them. No attempt to rehabilitate twisted minds that cannot be re-oriented. They are too much danger

[@christinesbetterknitting4533]

@@lisas8244 It is clear the by the nature of sex working, there is a measure of complicity on the part of the victims, who regularly get into the cars of unchecked strangers. That complicit negligence is the reason for the short sentences. The consequence for injuring a child should be death, as they have no control over their curcumstances.

[@billphilips8522]

@@lisas8244 i think you are looking at things with a preconceived bias. the very same court system you are complaining about has, since the beginning, always given harsher sentences to men for crimes than it gives to women. men especially get harsher sentences when they commit crimes against women, as opposed to crimes against men. but yes, there are bizarre cases like this video, where the perpetrator keeps getting away with crime after crime. a good example is ted bundy, and there are others. i've seen so many of these videos and it keeps repeating where people keep getting released or given lenient sentences for serious crimes over and over again, like some sinister, mysterious force is helping them. i have never quite understood it. don't be so quick to blame male domination, most of ted bundys most staunch supporters were women.

[@jshaw4757]

@@lisas8244 The males don't care about other males either...in U.K females always get miniscule sentences even for killing baby's n stuff all they gotta say is they were depressed n having a bad day n get let off...or a group crime if a female involved she will get say 6 months whilst the males get 10 yrs for example...courts in British hugely sympathise with females even if they are equally responsible or even more responsible or even solely responsible..

[@mindyalderman8865]

I grew up with a serial killer living across the street from me in Salem, Oregon in the 60's. His name is William Scott Smith. They have him in prison for three murders but I believe there are more. One of his victims was a family friend.

[@beaulieuonnp593]

Oh that is terrible. I have just been watching a YT doc about a man who has a neighbour of Hitler very interesting documentary

[@alisonlong3858]

🙏🙏🙏

[@keastymatthew2407]

How did he miss u Mindy

[@410zombie]

“ S.O.B”, damn Bryan getting real!😂👍 love the channel!

[@jeremiahguy32]

My mother was abducted by this monster... She jumped from his moving truck after being picked up hitchhiking.

[@redneckgirl3326]

My brother flew him and several law enforcement officers to where he showed them where he had buried one of the victims. He said the evil that just exuded from this guy was unreal. Later, he flew her body back to her village after the autopsy. She was indigenous. Her family and entire village met the plane on the tarmac. Even as a former Marine and a policeman, he said it was one of the most heartbreaking things he'd ever seen.

[@TheMsparker27]

I've followed this story before and it is absolutely heartbreaking.

[@beaulieuonnp593]

Thanks for sharing the story, it is good to know there is some humanity left in this world

[@audibjornsson6107]

So sad how "prostitutes" used to be treated and frowned upon. I'm super sure they hated having to sell themselves to earn a living. Sad situation

[@pamelameeks3772]

Thanks for toning it down. He was a true monster.

[@faithersland8234]

You do an amazing job of telling all these stories! Keep up the great work!

[@susieq8008]

I've always said that a man can do anything to a child or woman and will not be held accountable, but Lord knows don't to it to another man.

[@lisalee3067]

The first person makes it relatable and you did an amazing job.

[@kingfisher9553]

This is the kind of guy that needs to disappear on a hike.

[@reesedaniel5835]

Or let the Eskimos take him on a "hunting trip"....😁 That's how they dispose of narcissists and psychopaths (Cluster Bs)by going on a hunting trip and pushing them over a cliff to keep the peace in the tribe.

[@drdr76]

It's cases like this that make me want us to bring back the death penalty. I really think we need to have two definitions linked to punishment for crimes like this: "beyond a reasonable doubt"--life in prison, "beyond ANY doubt"--death penalty

[@rjchavers9267]

I like your train of thought regarding this.

[@billphilips8522]

oh for sure this twisted psychopath deserved the death penalty. no argument there.

[@jshaw4757]

One chance I say depending on what happened..say the dude just got carried away and made an awfull mistake serve your time n come out..but the second time you get caught doing anything sexual at all your cockk n balls go straight on the butchers block n kiss em goodbye 🍒🔪...and you serve a very large sentence still even if minor..

[@billphilips8522]

@@jshaw4757 i wouldn't go that far, for humane reasons too detailed to mention here. but i do get frustrated at cases like this where someone keeps getting leniency and quick release for very serious offenses. there are a lot of cases of serial killers, that follow this trend of being overlooked or treated with leniency by the law. its like there is some evil, mysterious force that helps these guys. in fact i get much more than just frustrated, it really pisses me off. as far as giving the government the right to butcher or murder its citizens, sorry, i won't go there. we are civilized....we don't cut off the hands of thieves or stone people to death for committing adultry here as well.

[@gailmiller6333]

@@whaaat3632 I agree, it’s not a deterrent , but as you said it would be justice for the victim. Just one less piece of human excrement.

[@timothybelgard-wiley4823]

...you do a terrific job of being kind and respectful of the victims and their families, regardless of their station in society, police departments are guilty of putting these cases on the back burner because of their lifestyle, this guy was hiding in plain sight, and the cops just weren't looking...."the most dangerous game" reference is spot on...creepy man...461 years plus life without parole, Alaska doesn't screw around with killers, he's where he should always be, locked up and away from the rest of us....keep up the excellent work...

[@7beauties161]

I never heard of this guy before, very interesting and horrifying story. When you mentioned John Douglas, the FBI profiler saying he probably stuttered I wondered if he did have a stutter. The Netflix series Mindhunter is based on John Douglas and his first years with the FBI. He has also written some great books. Thanks for covering this story

[@lisas8244]

Yes, Bryan actually said in his account here that Hansen had a stutter.

[@1001-u6r]

He gave the answer to that in the first two minutes of the video.

[@donnajean72]

Mindhunter is a great show. Wish there was another season.

[@TheAshMcG]

The movie.... The Frozen Ground on Netflix is a great watch on this tragic tale.

[@smileycamel5635]

I knew an old man, whom had worked for the FBI, and spent the better part of twenty years, just going to prisons and exhaustively interviewing serial killers and murders, ...he literally did the research , basically writing the book so to speak, on profiling. It's uncanny how exact that can be.

[@beaulieuonnp593]

The thing is the profiling seems to be quite male. There are many women who have very slow self-esteem but they don't go on sex rampages and kidnapping people.

[@billphilips8522]

this was a remarkable profiling, however, it is easy to notice the direct hits and ignore the many times profiling is way off the mark. in fact, profiling is not very accurate and usually has such wide parameters that almost anyone would fit into the description at some level.

[@maddmama232]

Brian, you do what you do. Stop worrying about those that want it their way.

[@daylenichols1415]

I’m home recovering from hand surgery and scrolling through videos I may have missed and saw this one, it was shocking. It was made into a great movie that puts you on the edge of your seat. I’m so glad he was caught!

[@cheeseburgerinparadise7124]

No joke I grew up next door to this monster and my mother worked in his bread shop for 8 years.... Mom and Dad literally had Bridge parties with his wife

[@dustinsdesertheirloomgarde5999]

They made a movie about this story called The Frozen Ground with John Cusack as Robert Hansen and Nicholas Cage as the cop hunting him down.

[@KaKesFantasticO]

I just watched this the other day. Good movie!

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

Gosh, it sounds good but I’m freaked out just watching this !!! Makes me afraid of people 😟

[@michellemarieperez6574]

I watched half the movie. It scared me too much.

[@thesacredmountain3448]

Great film.

[@tfsheahan2265]

How did he afford a plane, even a small one. They're considerably more expensive than a used car, and they're not cheap to maintain. Was the bakery that lucrative, or was he dealing drugs?

[@scorpio7927]

Not expensive. Ez to maintain

[@tfsheahan2265]

@@scorpio7927 All three of my friends that owned single engine planes, owned them jointly with, at least, one other, to cut expenses. Two of the three rented hanger space, so that was reduced as well.

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

I was wondering the same thing. He didn’t live that life on a bakers income ! And how did he have time, I’ve known a couple people who had bakeries and they start work at 2AM !

[@JenniferDeutsch49]

it was an extremely successful Bakery at that time it was the only one in that area and everyone went to him. Also Pipers not that expensive to have.

[@subrosa4792]

This is such a crazy case! I can’t believe how evil this guy was, and yet came off as so normal! He doesn’t “look like a serial killer.” I can see evil on the faces of Israel Keyes, and most of the other serial killers, especially with the benefit of hindsight, but, this guy hides his evil really well!

[@leslieterrell7300]

I lived there 13 years ! I loved it and still go back every year. This story was crazy and people on spenard (working girls) still stay safe because of this case.they made movies about this too.i think nicholas cage starred in it.i remember them filming downtown.

[@coreencasey5109]

There’s a movie called Frozen Ground which is based on this killer. Nic Cage and John Cusack star in it, great movie.

[@beaulieuonnp593]

It is so terrible that laws were so lax towards women.

[@thegreencat9947]

A daughter of a friend on mine was a dancer at one of those club during that time. Such a dangerous job.

[@joshuagrubb5080]

Appreciate you Brian for all the videos you make for us

[@JamesMichael333]

This might be wrong, but i would think there are still MANY serial killers in Alaska.

[@thesacredmountain3448]

Doubt. Alaska has a tiny population, so the serial killer population will inevitably also be smaller. However, people do go missing in Alaska more than average, likely due to the huge size of the place and the rough heavily forested terrain and many meat-eating animals looking for an easy meal.

[@robertmcfall9071]

Unbelievable how evil people can be.

[@christianeaster2776]

People like this are the reason we have three strike laws. Not to punish those who get caught with a little pot.

[@pinkrose5796]

Doesn't always work. Guy was in a hurry and saw a sign " 2 sodas for 3.00" so he laid 2.00 on the counter and walked out. The owner said it was a special and because he ONLY bought 1 soda it was 2.19 or 2.49 per soda and pressed charges,,. That was the guys 3rd strike!!!. How many other people have done that and not suffered any consequences??!!!

[@mariakelly1059]

@@pinkrose5796 The "Three Strikes" law were supposed to be applied to people who had committed VIOLENT crimes, but it's being misused by District Attorney's all over the United States.

[@joetrueblood7663]

Yes your right it's a shame how some cases were handled in the past, but that dose bring change, anyway great channel 🙂👍

[@coreymickanuik8199]

There is a movie called the Frozen Ground with Nic Cage that is about the Butcher Baker, I highly recommend it.

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

There are so many sick and evil people out there in our midst !!!! Scary and sickening 😟

[@lauraarmstrong5276]

Was born and raised in Anchorage. Was also in same business as Hansen. I also met the man very quiet and reserved. There is so much more to this story it is difficult to covet all the horror. 2 things come to mind were he kept many of theses woman alive chained to beam in his basement for days before the time was right to fly them to some remote location . many of them were along the kink river. He would release them into the wild give them a running head start then hunt them. One last little piece of info was the young lady that escaped with the handcuffs was stark naked. 6th avenue is a main drag with much traffic coming into city. runs right along the small plane airport Merril field.

[@butterfliesarefreetofly6964]

Thank you for doing these stories. I know a lot of time & effort goes into each one so thank you. I also like the way you get right to the story. Keep up the great work!🌻

[@jw9366]

I remember this, as my friends dad was working on the pipeline. He killed WAY MORE than 17. Closer to 100.

[@LR-sf7te]

Our justice system continues to use kid gloves with rapists and pedophiles. Sickening.

[@redriders7149]

That profile made was jaw dropping! How????? I know nothing of that profession, i think the Lord gave this man this knowledge to help stop these horrific crimes.

[@crystalphillips696]

That quote is so accurate. Keep up the great work.

[@jeffengland9913]

My brother girlfriend moved into a home in anchorage at the end of winter. 2 months later a foul liquid started dripping from ceiling onto kitchen table. My brother checked the attic and found a body. It was frozen when they moved in. But of course it thawed out. This was in 78.

[@sandrafaitel2194]

😲

[@judybuermann6911]

Well that's just creepy!

[@jasonsweet1868]

Whoa that's a proper camp fire story he probably had run out of room in his freezer

[@sandramathis2181]

I live here & I’m very familiar with this case. Yes it was shocking for many to find out that their neighbor & friend as this horrible serial killer. To bad he wasn’t our last one though. Thanks for telling these stories with honesty & clarity.

[@janblackman6204]

No they went for the money the pipeline paid

[@dexter3187]

Oh one more thing, please consider covering the Maddy Scott case up in Vanderhoof BC Canada (pretty close to highway of tears, however, many suspect Maddy's case is not related to those murders). Young lady VANISHED from a forestry campground. Big party weekend. Her tent and truck remained, but Maddy gone 😥 it's been a few years and she is still missing. Very interesting story. Lots of suspects. Intrigue. Please cover it!

[@speedmom1702]

This is a movie on Netflix, with John Cusack and Nicholas Cage, Frozen Ground. I watched it twice. The saddest one is he abducted a girl and her dog, posing as a modeling photographer. Thank you for the back story!

[@lisacolbert5987]

Was the Alaska state legal system that did the women wrong. “Evil genius” he was a simpleton. They just referred to him as such because they’d let him go so many times . Evil genius . What a crock …

[@lisas8244]

Exactly right! Law enforcement had to make Hansen sound as if he were extremely smart and difficult to catch to cover for so many mistakes and overlooking Hansen in the first place. They didn't think he could possibly be the killer because he was friends with a minister? Please!!!! It wasn't that he was a genius but instead that Alaskan LE was dumber than a bucket of rocks. Had it not been for FBI profiler John Douglas you can bet the body count would have been much higher.

[@JenniferDeutsch49]

He flew his victims to the middle of no where and the bodies were rarely found because scavengers that took some planning and smarts he covered his tracks well. Also back then Alaska not highly populated and Anchorage was still super tiny. We are not talking about a huge police force back then. Also they did believe her at first but they could not find the physical evidence to arrest him and she chose to run away and not testify, Can not blame her honestly. Once bodies started to be found because of new expanding construction things escalated quickly and he was arrested soon after that. You do have to remember back in the 80's communications did not happen quickly and Alaska was not a simple drive to state so information took time.

[@thesacredmountain3448]

@@JenniferDeutsch49 plus it’s just hard to investigate murders when the victims purposely live secretive lives. Investigators have much less information to follow.

[@PuertoRicoBoxing]

I never been hiking in Us only Puerto Rico and watching your videos for a while i want to go try it out….i just don’t know where to start though, Thank you for the videos so much!!!

[@jackiecartwright9343]

I feel the same way. Always inspired, especially with cold, freezing mountainous places. However, I’m too much of a wussy to actually suffer it out and push my body to its limits! Alaska isn’t really representative of the US though. They are a rugged wilderness all their own. But many gorgeous places to hike in the US with more hospitable conditions if you want to pace yourself. One thing I have learned from these missing persons videos is… don’t venture off on your own!

[@nedflanders5302]

Appalachian Trail is a good start!

[@Toppradd]

Try the Compton Wildlife Area .. in the east LA .. good luck

[@TheScaryTruthCatalyst]

@@Toppradd That two-legged wildlife, though! 😄

[@PuertoRicoBoxing]

@@jackiecartwright9343 Thank you so much, i will definitely see these areas for a deep research ☮️ , thank you;).

[@jazdia78]

I think prostitution should be legalized (just as pot was legalized). Then people might care more about what these women go through. Most don't do it because they want to. It's a sad thing to happen.

[@treesha3427]

True ... Not the best choice a woman could make, but the keyword is choice....The math behind the law is yet another misogynist presumption.

[@anitacb1784]

This young lady who escaped!! So brave! I don’t pray but. This makes me think that if,Is it really someone up there watching over us….,idk

[@tahu1349]

So sad and tragic for the victims, tbeir families and friends. May they know peace from their sorrow....

[@lisacolbert5987]

Yes , the “law” was just as evil as he was .

[@joannemates6367]

There’s a really great movie on Netflix about this, called: ‘Frozen Ground.’ John Cusack plays the role of the psychopath.

[@colleenblackwater4792]

I live in Alaska. I remember this. New subscriber here.

[@benoosha4947]

Canadian justice system seems to favour the perpetrators over the victims.

[@cristinarichart1118]

????? Alaska is the 49th state…… not part of Canada

[@benoosha4947]

@@cristinarichart1118 sorry I meant to write American. However in truth the Canadian justice system is overly lenient.At least in some states in the US they get rid of these monsters permanently.

[@Peace-tk3gr]

So many red flags and light sentences? Seriously, psychology needs to be included for anyone and everyone in law and order. It's ridiculous how many criminals are released and re-offend. Innocent people pay the price for inappropriate sentencing and early release of violent offenders.

[@changeintheair9648]

He is why we cannot go easy on criminals. If they get light sentences then they get emboldened ie. if I do this - maybe 5, 10, 15 times and get caught once - I will get a small sentence. So, they weight it and feel it is worth the risk. Rather than "holy crap, if I get caught I am going to jail for 5 plus years. Not worth it"

[@kathyollis7037]

What's terribly sad is if the justice system would've worked right in the first place, those women would've never died so horrifically. As usual, our justice was messed up & unfortunately still is... Happy New year

[@jadezee6316]

i knew guys who worked on this pipeline...they were payed crazy amounts of money...10k a week.....this was around 73....

[@outlawandoutdoorstv9901]

Acne scarring ur face as a teenager is bad but having adult acne is horrible !!!

[@RWayne-nu2fi]

Anchorage is the most populous city in Alaska, Sitka is the biggest, by far.

[@kathywilkins5546]

I remember when this era was drawing people to Alaska to work. And the women were being lured by the male/female ratio of 10 to 1 in the girls favor so everyone was talking about Alaska.

[@fredrodz9606]

The movie Frozen Ground is based on this case. It’s pretty accurate to the actual case.

[@jamesgoodman6243]

They really need to bring back capital punishment death

[@michaels7566]

Psychopaths' know how to play people, even the law as per Ted Bundy. Obviously bi-polar and low self esteem were the least of his problems. I was working up in Alaska in the early 1980s but was out in the mountains most of the time and missed this case. Horrible human being and I feel really sorry for the poor women that got duped by him.

[@canisamator7937]

Wow! Such an injustice for violent crimes against women. I wonder how that profiler came up withe part about having a stutter? Really amazing. The last story you did in the first person made me tear up while listening to it. First person elicits more emotion when listening to it.

[@keastymatthew2407]

Grow up

[@renasmith4123]

Yes they made a movie of this, frozen ground. This guy was a horror to these young woman he killed alot of them. Glad he was finally caught some never recovered or found. Excellently presented your hard work really shows. Until next time.

[@maryannejones1830]

Hi Brian, just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your channel. I usually watch on a fire stick... there's no commenting...☹️ Anyway... thanks for the interesting stories 😃

[@uglymugs6006]

Proverbs 15 v 1 a soft answer turns away wrath but grievous words stir up anger. My go to verse

[@StandingInHisWind]

Happy and blessed New Year to you and your loved ones. God bless!

[@catman8670]

Extreme failure of justice system 💔

[@brianmarek6159]

Wow, Thx Bryan, great vì

[@lindaconley5951]

I really don't know why are getting confused with that. You do a great job. Love your channel. Keep up the good work.

[@SherriPadilla-p7w]

I watched this on a crime show a few years ago. Unbelievable how this guy was repeatedly released. We will never know how many actual victims there may have been that were not on his map.

[@lisacolbert5987]

His doing short time for assault , etc. was not untypical for the time. Unless a female had a family backing her , sentences were pretty much that way all over the country . For white guys . Not much different these days , it seems .

[@TheMattTrakker]

I don't know, I have to cut the police some slack for not believing that there was a guy that's abducting women, stupidly explaining to them his plan, then flying them to an island to hunt them. I thought the whole, "tell the tied up person your plan" thing was a movie trope.

[@Sirach-pv5xv]

What’s so disturbing, for me, is The Butcher, Baker and Candle stick makers, mind-set. When I project myself into his mind....it’s disturbing. But I like it....I get something out of it. I don’t think I am the only one, Dark and macabre seems to be popular these days.

[@reesedaniel5835]

Only for the Cluster B types.

[@akcrawling4775]

i live on 15th ave right by merril field and unfortunatly ive done time up here in seward alaska. ive seen him face to face 5 feet in front of me about 3 years befor he died. herd him over talking one day at lunch time to another inmate. quote, hahaha they know of about 100 of them but they dont even know about half! i literraly heard him say that!

[@fionnmaccumhaill3257]

There is a great movies made about this called "The Frozen Ground" with Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, and Vanessa Hudgens.

[@crochetlove2313]

I met his daughter in 2005 n she said there was more women and they will never find them all…that’s all I’m saying cause the things she told me creeped me out n frightened me cause she looked just like her dad especially the cold black eyes.

[@micheleshively8557]

Good evening Bryan! Thank you, needed this today 💙 blessings to you and yours and your followers as well. I have a movie made about this guy called Frozen Ground with Nicholas Cage and John Cusack. Very good movie detailing the crimes this man perpetrated

[@paulosullivan3472]

I dont understand how he was described as having the mentality of a child and yet also a genius at the same time? These two things dont seem to match, one of those two people have to be very wrong surely?

[@joseleswopes1400]

I remember this and also seeing the documentary 👍

[@Silvertip1958]

They put tracking devices and find animals in the wild. Someone should invent such a device like a boot with a tracking device in the heel; or something like that. They could find people quick. It wouldn’t have to be a boot, because criminals would remove them, but I’d bet hikers would buy them if local rescue workers had the equipment to find them. It would save them a bundle too on time and search equipment usage.

[@stephaniesmith5974]

I just watched this story in movie form on Netflix and WOW, this man was the devil. Call body went through so much but stayed strong enough to get away and although scared and reluctant, she did help the police track him down. Ty for another great video, there were things in here that were not in the movie! Ty

[@DarleneFulton]

I believe they made a movie about this guy "the Frozen Ground" with John Cusak as serial killer & Nicolas Cage as the Police Investigator. Horrible human being.

[@jennj2049]

Someone was just telling me this story there's a movie about it apparently. How terrifying people are sick. That's a whole different level of messed up.

[@morning77light]

"THE FROZEN GROUND:" Good movie Nicholas Cage plays the state trooper,who in real life was Glenn Flothe of the Alaskan State Troopers. Thank God for Flothe and Special Agent John Douglas together with others they brought down a real monster. Last but certainly not least Special thanks for the brave actions of Cindy.

[@avgrim7729]

Butcher baker nightmare maker!!!!

[@Llerrah508]

Bryan, you should merge your channels! Or something, lol Both are great!

[@treesha3427]

Other channel?

[@roundtopyanks]

Hi there a good book to read is called. THE BLUE BEAR by Lynn Schooler please have look. Thanks take care