1980s TRUE CRIME | I Love The 80s

[@nobody8328]

hybristophilia n. A sexual interest in and a sexual attraction to those who commit crimes. You're all welcome 💖

[@kincamell2]

My mom was a sergeant at San Quentin State Prison, we even lived on the housing grounds. It use to trip me out that so many serial killers received wedding proposals from women on the outside.

[@williamrichardson24]

🤣🤣🤣

[@elMaxx5]

Intelligence is sexy---sexy----sexy!!! So says Dead Prez!!!

[@melin4ted_bookworm632]

See, & it was the same shit with Ted Bundy & Charles Manson 😵🥴😵

[@creditorclass6513]

Aren't young ladies still doing it with the attraction to dangerous guys?.

[@FDSignifire]

The scandalous nostalgia of true crime from a bygone era was not what I realized I needed to unwind. We are a weird species.

[@katiez688]

Two of my fav youtubers!!!

[@lisafranklin9089]

@@katiez688 Same☺️ So excited when I saw he commented

[@sorceresque647]

And we're only just starting to figure out how weird we really are. 😅

[@rochelle1192]

It’s the intersectionality of my content intake for me💃🏾

[@BlackberryTitties]

I love your Content!! ❤️

[@Kay-kg6ny]

The fact that that white man got a harsher sentence for selling drugs than for BRUTALLY MURDERING A YOUNG WOMAN is insane to me

[@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254]

The environment Millennials grew up in (also Monica Lewinsky, Anita Hill, Janet Jackson, Britney Spears)

[@MalyunAndTheSapphire]

That's the statistics quo

[@guy-sl3kr]

The fact that the say-so of a white man was enough to conduct thousands of strip searches and home inspections without any warrants.

[@isisneteru1013]

All those listed except Britney Spears are GenXers

[@kaylao.3326]

Reminds me of that episode where Geoffrey was embarrassed because he cheated in a running marathon in his country and the Banks family clowned him for it lol

[@coursecorrection4105]

Rosie Ruiz, newscaster: she didn’t come through our check points, she had the fastest time but we have to confirm that. 😂 the open shade

[@IntelexualMedia]

The SHADE

[@TomikaKelly]

@@IntelexualMedia You're from Carolina? I went to Shaw and lived in Raleigh for 8 years! 👋🏾💕

[@businessbuilder92]

@@TomikaKelly ayyy shouts out to Berkshire dreams in Raleigh used to live there as well

[@sirjer73]

​@IntelexualMedia you are a beautiful sister!!!

[@afrosensei5308]

"We missed her at ALL our check points..." the SHADE!

[@Avellania]

8:15 "They lost a lot of evidence, including the car." How do you lose a whole damn car?!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Police incompetence is a key feature of true crime!

[@karenespinoza5052]

You forget to cherish her

[@angel-xi6ie]

@@karenespinoza5052 nice one

[@notarabbit1752]

Rosie Ruiz really embodies the spirit of a real cheater. She didn't even bother to learn the rules of the race or anything about running to get her story straight. Just threw some running shorts on and took the train.

[@IntelexualMedia]

😂😂😂

[@kukachoo42]

truly a scam god

[@1thinkboss]

😜😜

[@tristanband4003]

She had chutzpah, I'll give her that.

[@bwap7037]

Reminds me of those asshole classmates that would erase someone's name on an assignment and write their own on it

[@ladygracetalks]

I’m sorry, but the marathon lady is absolutely HILARIOUS! 😂😂😂 I cannot stop laughing. Then had the nerve to try to become an activist 😩

[@ariesgirl9592]

She's the original "Karen"

[@Kay-kg6ny]

With all the dystopian bullshit that happens today, hearing about this silly low stakes scammery is actually delicious lmao

[@kaylao.3326]

Lmao that reminded me of that Fresh Prince of Bel Air episode when they clowned Geofrey for cheating in the running marathon in the Uk

[@ladygracetalks]

@@kaylao.3326 😂😂omg! I forgot about that

[@tristanband4003]

​@@Kay-kg6nyits more amusing and honestly its a grift i can kind of respect.

[@creditorclass6513]

Young lady, YOU are an amazing documentarian. You deserve a huge deal.

[@Kay-kg6ny]

"A group of local Los Angelos kicked his ASS" C'mon, citizens' arrest! 👏🏾

[@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254]

The Barrio doesn't play

[@QueenRenne]

💯👀💅🏾🍿

[@taylornicole7845]

“If I had shot my own children would I have not done a good job of it” line just creeps me hell out

[@solarmoth4628]

The reporter low key called her out “Mystery Women, We missed her at all of our checkpoints”. Basically she said we missed this bitch and no one else saw her either, I don’t know how she won 🤨.

[@IntelexualMedia]

😂😂 she was keeping it professional but it was definitely shade!

[@COURTNEYVCK]

Omg😂😂😂 yes, that was professional shade

[@ravenrebel3183]

Yikes at the casual misogyny-why is randomly calling women b*tches ok? Would other slurs be just as ok? I’m not saying this was a good lady, but why is it still so acceptable to use slurs against women and ONLY women?

[@furrymemelady622]

The one thing I like about learning of the two cases in Los Angeles is that whether it's beating the sh*t out of a Serial Killer and Rapist, or Saving Books from a Burned out Library, Ordinary citizens banded together to do something good.

[@SilentStories]

I love these decade history vids. Schools never explore recent history eventho the 80’s were literally around 40 years ago. It’s one of the only way I’m able to actively learn about this time period

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you for watching!

[@CallMeMrStopmotion]

When I was still in high school what was taught to us was roughly the same as what was taught in middle school; fragments of shit that happened before or during the time this country was founded. While it is important that those parts of history are taught, there should be more focus on events like this, or shit that happened when our parents were our ages, rather than America's "origin story".

[@lolabunny1157]

Yup Bizzy Bone has always spoke about being kidnapped and being found on Americas most wanted. So crazy

[@IntelexualMedia]

It blows my mind!

[@AyesheAlwaysLovely]

I never knew this until now.

[@jasminebridgett9200]

No wonder mom was paranoid when I was born in 1989 lol because damn people in the 80s were crazy and violent . I thank her for teaching me being self aware and vigilant about people with the environment.

[@Positivemotivation662]

1985 here and I agree 🏆

[@melissacooper8724]

More so than in the present day?

[@jasminebridgett9200]

@@melissacooper8724 I would say today violence is up and down plus thanks to social media it helped people to be more aware of the world and their community. In the 80's there wasn't a lot of information or protection from a lot of vulnerable people at that time.

[@Kay-kg6ny]

Watching all these news clips, one thing that really strikes me is how honestly and bluntly -- almost naively-- people will answer these newscasters' questions, with apparently NO sense of how much they're exposing or embarrassing themselves.

[@bwap7037]

People are still the same on tiktok or KZbin interviews 😂 humans don't change lmao

[@pembrokelove]

I swear, every friggin decade there ends up being one funeral home scandal like that - they find bodies everywhere, the crematorium is found to not be in working order (although it was fine at tri State, and to this day no one knows why he wasn’t cremating the bodies), or some other crazy shit. There was one a few years back there they found the corpses of like 14ish children were found in the ceiling of a funeral home. It’s always so perplexing.

[@bece00]

Here 1 year later to say it just happened at a funeral home in Colorado

[@pembrokelove]

@@bece00 people want to talk about Florida all the time but, as someone who spent my teens in JeffCo, let me tell you… Colorado has an obscene number of high-profile, grievous, or just plain weird crimes. Why we got so many weird ass crimes there??? Are you familiar with The Killdozer? The Simon Says murders? We have some weird fuckin crimes in Colorado.

[@juliet6200]

I worked in a funeral home for some time and elected to go through the medical field to become a medical examiner, instead. (Ik the medical has its faults as well. Don't get me wrong). The truth is that funeral homes are business. Shady stuff happens all the time, unfortunately. If I could offer up one thing from experience, it would be for you not to be afraid to ask questions. When we are open to the conversations about death, it makes it harder for people to lie to you about their practices.

[@thefollowingisatest4579]

I tripped over my chair rushing to watch this. Also, the difference in the sentence lengths for Chambers' crimes...says a lot.

[@idhunepijl1404]

Love this whole 80’s series. Hope there’s a 90’s one coming. I was born in 86 (and not even American haha) but this is all interesting stuff. 😎

[@IntelexualMedia]

Yes, there's definitely a series on the 1990s coming and it'll be even bigger, bolder, and complex than this one! lol thanks for watching

[@jenkinsjrjenkins]

@@IntelexualMedia omg this is the best news I've heard all day!! Keep kicking ass!!! 💗👏

[@idhunepijl1404]

Awesome ☺️

[@m.d.1395]

@@IntelexualMedia as someone also born in 86, o appreciate your work and look forward to the next decade you cover

[@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254]

@@IntelexualMedia Oh man the 90s and I have seen ACS Impeachment (please don't use Clinton's denial of relationship with Monica Lewinsky as a meme, hated when "The 1990s: The Deadliest Decade" did that)

[@jlcii]

Do ya thang Lexi!!! And let me just say, as a '90s kid, it is interesting to hear about how much mess there was in the '80s. There was also that horrible mass shooting that happened in San ysidro California in '84, recently learned about that. The '80s really was just a precursor for more shit that would happen even to this day.

[@bossladylife8983]

24:40-24:50 “because if anybody comes in my house, they’re not leaving.” I felt that lol

[@marchi.fleming]

Yay, this showing up unexpectedly just made my doom-scrolling day SO. MUCH. BETTER. 🥰

[@johnnygraves4118]

Seconded!

[@IntelexualMedia]

aww thanks for pulling up so quickly and watching! enjoy

[@marchi.fleming]

@@IntelexualMedia girl there was little smoke puffs behind me 🏃‍♀️💨 😂

[@Kay-kg6ny]

@@marchi.fleming not the lil smoke puffs! 😂

[@FaithFacts]

I absolutely love this series. I've learned so much more in 45 minutes than I ever have in class. Keep it up!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you for watching! ❤️

[@brezzyFbaby1011]

The Adam Walsh case portion makes me realize how long ago/recently 2008 was 😢

[@LatriceKelly]

Why am I howling at the blue corn moon at the Joann the marathon scammer 😂😂😂 Bruhhhhh…. This story alone was worth the price of admission. As a GenXr, I am officially in love with this series. ✨⭐️✨⭐️✨⭐️✨

[@apm11221]

Yep! Lol

[@AntoinetteChanel]

I’m dead! 💀

[@carayj]

I grew up in the 80s and I remember most of the crimes, especially the Tylenol deaths, Diane Downs had a really good tv movie about her portrayed by Farrah Fawcett, which was based upon the book by Ann Rule

[@SpoonsStyle]

I was a child in 80s… I’m from Gary,IN and I was terrified when Alton Coleman and Debra Brown kidnapped and killed a child named TamiekaTurks. 😢😢 they were serial killers

[@CT45273]

I'm loving the 80's nostalgia!! I remember most of these events. BTW, there was a made for TV movie on the Atlanta child incidents. You can find it on KZbin.

[@honestcomment862]

The Delorean case was clearly a case of entrapment unless he was dealing beforehand.

[@kukachoo42]

i agree 😖

[@bobymcgee]

They asked dentists to be on the lookout for Richard Ramirez, as if he went to dentists.. I heard he didn’t brush his teeth and had halitosis

[@Samavery999]

He did go to a dentist in LA. He went when he was in pain and needed treatment. That dentist set up a failed sting operation with the detectives who were looking for him.

[@eh1843]

Adam Waslh was a life changing time in my life. The rest of it happened in the background of watching evening news while eating dinner.

[@sugar_walls]

i love the 80s posters

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank you!

[@wingchundragon]

Youre work is amazing!!! Brought back crazy memories growing up in the 80s. Just a note: there was a tv movie done on the atlanta child murders. "Martin sheen and morgan freeman was in it. I remember it clearly cause it scared me as a kid.

[@IntelexualMedia]

I wish I would have came across it! I just looked it up from your comment and it was a 1985 mini series on CBS! Thank you so much

[@afroditesis4738]

This series is so amazing and informative! Thank you so much for all this hard work, it does not go unnoticed.

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@tewodrosii2875]

3:31 OH MY GOD, NOW I GET THAT ONE EPISODE OF FRESH PRINCE OF BEL AIR! the one where Geffrey reveals he cheated at a marathon! this was what they were satirizing! god I love this channel!

[@sixvidios7677]

I always love hearing what you have to say and especially around the 80s because there are so many events during this time that interested me. I'm intrigued in the process of these cases as well after seeing so many books recently that are written from investigators.

[@booksxbritttv]

I tell you I learned about Diane Downs when I was 21 in 2012. I was on browsing on KZbin and came across the movie. After I watched it I was shocked to find out it was a true story. So nasty. That Adam Walsh story is just incredulous.

[@prettikitti3764]

Very fitting video with the timely release of an 80s set series (Stranger Things). Can’t wait to watch.

[@IntelexualMedia]

Oh my gosh I’ve been bingeing that lately!

[@Redem10]

I was dreading that I would know about most of those cases and most of them I didn't. I love the level of work in the videos.

[@IntelexualMedia]

thanks for watching!

[@bleeploughly6311]

Another Lexual masterpiece??? Yeeeeessss please it’s gonna be a good day 🙌🏾💖

[@IntelexualMedia]

Yay thank you for watching!

[@naturalista74]

The Bliley Brothers had Richmond terrified. They started off by killing animals, and killing an elderly neighbor. Growing up in Richmond, VA we always heard about them in the 80s. I remember watching a TV movie about the Downs case. Lifetime had a movie about the White case.

[@Tornado1994]

Briley Brothers were the leaders of the "Richmond Kings" a Vicious, Thrill Killing Gang in Richmond,VA.

[@AntoinetteChanel]

27:17 that slap though 😂🤣

[@shadowman2276]

Your backgrounds and transitions are so clean.

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank you, my video editor really makes magic with the b-roll I curate!

[@geocyo8835]

Lexy, this one ain't have *_NO BUSINESS_* being this good! Wow! Keep 'em coming!

[@shanekajohnson1320]

I struggle to describe how good this vid is. Your content is just incredible. Truth truly is stranger than fiction.

[@tha1hustla1kidd]

That backhand on the Sally Jessy Raphael show had me weak af.

[@yumeccasimms8890]

👏👏👏 for the Ramirez beat down!!! He was featured in an American Horror Story series. Love your content. You"re very detailed and accurate. Keep up the good work🤗

[@sz7463]

girl this is such a cool concept, i hope it never stops !

[@sagedunigan1817]

Proud to see my uncle Glen Creason in this video! His work on LA maps is outstanding. If you're interested in the history of Los Angeles, he's going to be featured in an upcoming exhibit called Alta : A Human Atlas of a City of Angels by Marcus Lyon!

[@immortan-valkyrie90]

I know you can't to everything in the 80s but damn the Satanic Panic should definitely be its own episode.

[@IntelexualMedia]

That’s literally the next full episode of Lexual Does The 80s lol

[@immortan-valkyrie90]

@@IntelexualMedia that goodness the bell is on LETS GOOOOOO 🤘

[@sorceresque647]

That was WILD! I can't wait to see you piece together the ripple effects of these crimes. No doubt these particular crimes had some specific psychological and sociological effects on 80's culture -- I can already see the pieces coming together... Another great episode; I LOVE this series! 💖✨

[@fairylove3364]

I screamed when I saw your upload, this is one my favorite aspects of 1980s pop culture

[@lolabugge]

I can’t get over how much I love this series of videos. Obviously well-researched and full of pop culture history that rings my nostalgia bell while also helping to understand how our society got here. I am STILL upset about the LA Library fire though 😭

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you so much for watching ❤️

[@bece00]

Love me some edu-tainment! Fantastic work as always 😁 also this is why i have notifications on!!

[@cageybee1154]

I was 5 when the 80s started & Pepperidge Farm remembers. 😉 The one that disturbed me the most was the Preppy Killer. The reporting was really awful: they painted a teenage victim as a criminal, and his guilt was just insanely obvious and the abundant support was just disheartening (or "grody", which is 80's for gross). Media coverage of sex crimes in the 80's definitely reinforced the message that you would not only not be believed, but possibly implicated as a criminal if you do report it. It was also pretty eye opening to see these lifestyles. Great storytelling: I'm going to enjoy binge watching these.

[@squirrelsinmykoolaid]

Watching/Listening to this while cooking. The range of crimes in this video besides the usually kidnapping and murders is wild, especially the Tylenol case. Edit: Almost through the entire video. Love that shade at Trump when discussing the Preppy Killer case 😭😭

[@mregg-gy7jg]

This was so good! Incredibly well made and a fascinating overview of cases that still have cultural impact today

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@khazermashkes2316]

I am looking forward to episode four!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Me too! 😩 thanks for watching

[@Unstbecsta]

The nails matching the eyeshadow is just….😚👌 is beautiful

[@IntelexualMedia]

Lol thanks for watching!

[@lowtech42]

my favorite show from the 80s was unsolved mysteries and I swear this whole retrospective gave me that feeling of deep intrigue again, if not better 🔥🔥 10/10 Lex, I love it here. VH1 could never Also, what the fuck at Delorean and the Mecklenburg cases!! Reality is stranger than fiction

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@Tornado1994]

The Briley Brothers and Derek Peterson were the WORST of the Escapees.

[@hoovinshmoovin3900]

Would you ever consider doing a part 2 to this video? It was so well done!!!

[@theglamnerd1128]

I am so early!!!! This is going to be great to listen to at work

[@IntelexualMedia]

Yay!

[@rey0girl]

Amazing! I've never seen a lot of these stories before. The library fire was so fascinating.

[@IntelexualMedia]

It was the most interesting to me as well, the book I mentioned is great

[@Jaedub86]

I’ve spent 2 whole days binging this channel and just realized I didn’t subscribe. I write this just as a reminder for folks to subscribe I finally have. Love this channel Lexie Girl!

[@fredolsen9227]

Love the Channel. I am a big history buff, and this is a great source of learning for me, that I can't get on The History Channel.

[@prismatropical]

LET'S GOOOOO I WAS WAITING FOR THIS 💜💜💜

[@toniamcclelland-sample7278]

I remember everything!! Born in 1970, but was a teenager in 80’s. It was a wonderful time in my life. It was much simpler then. I enjoy your videos. New sub here!!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@ladawnhawkins]

YES! I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR CONTENT. THANK YOU AND KEEP UP THE AMAZING WORK

[@Jennyboomboom88]

And she did it again America! BRAVO! 👏🏽👏🏽♥️♥️ Majority of these true crime murders have had a movie made later on: the kidnapping of the baby by lifetime starring Keke Palmer, and the night stalker in the movie “The Little Things” starring Denzel Washington. I cackled at the lady who cheated in the Boston marathon & the lady from NC who married that murderer to stand up against the death penalty. The thirst for fame and attention was much different back then, LOL! 😂🤣 The stop & frisk foolishness in Boston was so uncalled for & they later find out that the yuppie killed his own wife. Wow! 🤦🏽‍♀️😑 but still kept frisking innocent black men?! What the heck?! Great job Lexi! I was so excited to see this episode and cannot wait for more! ♥️♥️♥️🥰🥰🥰👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@oldankh]

I love it when you post new content! I know it's going to be a long form well done and educational video 🥰

[@trkdvrkevin]

I’m 62 and have been waiting for this channel. You’re doing a great job. I will follow you on twitter. Keep up the good work thanks.

[@pln4679]

Yay!!! Back at it again, so happy bc I didn’t know 95% of this :) so happy to learn

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@_magdelena]

i love your channel so much. densely informative and super interesting. thank you!!!!!

[@marinawilson3337]

I watched your 90’s true crime video and I’m so happy to find another one!

[@msandrews87]

Lex I absolutely love this!!! That funeral home story was so scary!!

[@creditorclass6513]

Ok...this young lady just sent me down the rabbit hole lol. Your channel is GREAT, I'm sharing you and going straight to Patreon.

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you for watching!

[@fnmiln8558]

The way I was gagged at 27:10, LMAO. 😂😂😂 Love love love your work and I’ve been binge watching the last few days during my vacation. 🎉🙏🏾

[@cristinaloaiza10]

you make history so fun

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you! 🥺

[@BigRamTheAries]

My day was made when I saw you posted a new video! Big ups to you Queen, I love the content!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@imancalista8886]

You did a great job with your 80's videos that was so interesting I even watched it when I was in the bus or the metro keep going I can't wait for the 90's series. By the way I'm french and a few days ago there was a movie about Carlina White story on tv that was starring Keke Palmer it was really touching and sad.

[@marksc111]

Excellent video. I love your style. Old news clips from the 80s always make me weirdly warm and nostalgic, which I know is weird coz they're all about horrible crimes lol

[@forsaken20xx16]

I remember that Carolina White case. Me and and my mom watched a lifetime movie about it. I think she mentioned my niece's dad is related to the woman who kidnapped Carolina. She said something along the lines of my niece's father family not liking her or that side of the family.

[@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254]

Oooooo the tea

[@AyesheAlwaysLovely]

I heard the biological mother spent up all the trust money, and Carlina only deals with the biological father. There’s a thread about it on Lipstick Alley dated February 28th, 2011.

[@forsaken20xx16]

@@AyesheAlwaysLovely wow that's insane, that girl can't find no peace

[@AyesheAlwaysLovely]

@@forsaken20xx16 According to the internet, she’s still close with her kidnapper’s sister(her aunt) to this very-day. The aunt’s who helped her to find her biological parents. All this popped up just now on Google.

[@pilar8ful]

I can’t wait to watch later on tonight. I know this will be very good! Thank you for your work!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you for watching!

[@ammiller3911]

This was fantastic. You are an excellent narrator.

[@IntelexualMedia]

Glad you liked it!

[@100Stratusfiedx]

The biological father refused to take custody ? I’d want to take in my kids if I had found out that they could’ve died

[@availanila]

I think that's why she wanted to kill them. She was the only one who wanted them but didn't either way. Poor kids! 🥺

[@travellfitzpatrick711]

Been waiting on this the one. I can't believe De Loren got off. To be rich and White. Love your videos.

[@IntelexualMedia]

You and me both!

[@travellfitzpatrick711]

Thanks for writing under my comment. If my history teacher looked like you i would have made better grades

[@cee2cee]

this channel...this space..so refreshing ! so well done! what a gem!!!

[@IntelexualMedia]

I appreciate it, thank you!

[@thepriceisright048]

This series is so good! Are you going to do the 90s too?

[@IntelexualMedia]

Yes!

[@MattQuigley]

Being born in 1970, I generally have fond, hazy memories of my initial, earth tone and nicotine saturated decade on the planet, conversely regarding the 80s as a massive bummer. 80s NYC-when and where I went to high school-was a time and place for which I do carry some inevitable nostalgia, batshit though the city was. The greater climate of the decade, in this land of ours, is something I generally recall as fairly grim. This video manages to capture and evoke both my current wistfulness and budding pessimism from that time. Bravo! Things weren't safety sealed prior to the Tylenol thing, which is so wild to recall. Like you bought a jar of brand new peanut butter, you unscrewed the lid, and there was just peanut butter there; no additional step. While I was aged out of the activity's demographic at that time, I seem to recall that hubbub greatly curtailed trick or treating for a couple of years. The Robert Chambers thing-along with things such as our semi-literate, anti-democratic former president (then just a local nuisance), and Bernie Goetz, who you discussed so well in your previous video-just triggers so many memories of that time in this town. It's one of those stories that just dominated the local TV news and tabloid papers, for what felt like an eternity. True story that ties in with other matters highlighted here: I went to high school with a girl who was effectively a Robert Chambers... fan? Groupie is a loaded term, but she would go to the courthouse during his trial, and would get into passionate arguments with people insisting upon his innocence. I believe she knew him, to some degree-likely having met him while underage drinking at one bar or another-and I think may have dated him, but that's neither here nor there (there would have been a four or five year age gap, if true, but it was the 80s, and 17 is the age of consent here anyway, and that's a whole other conversation). It was rather clear to most, however, that she wasn't really a friend of his, but someone who just wanted to be a part, however small, of all that media frenzy. When you mentioned the satanic panic at the video's top, my desire to keep things local had me hoping you'd go in on the Ricky Kasso, "say you love Satan" murder, but Richard Ramirez was a far bigger and ultimately more disturbing story. Also, he served as the most prominent boogeyman in galvanizing that, in hindsight, remarkably harmful moral/social hysteria. Anyway, I'm just typing nonsense as I do... Brilliant video, as always. One might think discussion of such troubling and/or infuriating topics couldn't also be so compelling and entertaining, but one would be wrong.

[@IntelexualMedia]

Not a Robert Chambers groupie smh

[@MattQuigley]

@@IntelexualMedia ​ Hahaha... As I say, it's a loaded term. But, as you very well may have learned in your own research, there was a group of girls/young women who attended the trial and were part of the greater media circus surrounding the whole thing. The media characterized them as groupies (and as swooning/fawning, etc.), surely. The girl I'm referencing was part of that crew, but I can only speculate beyond that (and of course did and still do, WILDLY). The positively bonkers video of him popping the head off the Barbie doll, and making a sick joke about it, while hanging out with four or five girls in various states of undress, was shot while jury selection was underway for his trial. I'm reluctant to cast judgment on the young women involved-such things being best left to others with whom I can quietly agree (or not), and having been an idiot myself when in my late-teens-but it seemed that some were undeterred by the fact that he was a cruel and vicious murderer, or somehow unconvinced of same.

[@pwl8088]

damn i remember subbing when u had around 500-800 subs and now ure huge. and your videos are still of great quality, this continuity is impressing, love seeing you successful

[@nunyabusiness752]

Your videos are just incredible! You put so much work into them and it shows. I am so happy I found your channel.

[@Duxaluxa]

INCREDIBLE JOB ONCE AGAIN! your videos are always so great to watch!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Glad you like them!

[@minoyd]

Yesss thank you for the amazing historical deepdive as always!❤❤❤❤

[@kimberly6243]

Your channel is amazing😀!! ❣️ Born in 82, I love your 80s series! Can't wait to see 90s too. 😀

[@IntelexualMedia]

Me either! Thank you for watching

[@grantkistel3411]

That bizzy fact blew my mind. Great video once again, queen🫡❤️❤️

[@armygirl85fuckhitler74]

Same like how did I not know?

[@tinaoliver7836]

This is just soooo good! I'm hooked!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thanks for watching ❤️

[@alicewaggoner6825]

For once, the algorithm came through for me recommending your videos. you are an amazing documentarian. Subbed immediately!

[@brooklynbred1460]

Love your videos. Keep educating the masses Queen.

[@alicemarks7468]

wtf this didn't come up in my subscription feed even thought i'm subscribed!! glad i can watch it now at least

[@alicemarks7468]

halfway through watching and i want to say i really appreciate your approach to true crime, doesn't feel exploitative and sensationalized like a lot of other true crime on here

[@IntelexualMedia]

@@alicemarks7468 Thank you