A Serial Killer’s Dream Job?: A Trucker’s Killing Spree | World’s Most Evil Killers | Real Crime

A profile of Volker Eckert, the German truck driver who used his constant travelling to spread his killing spree across Europe.
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[@loriepaix6391]

His defense attorney: "He seemed like a normal guy." Yeah, that's because he was a psychopath.

[@berits.2346]

That's why I disguise movies that always show killers as mentally disturbed. They may not be...

[@jaspersmom9595]

I love how some people think that these people can be rehabilitated. What nonsense.

[@lewisacaroll2429]

Agreed

[@daveweiss4375]

I'm not sure how many people think serial killers can be rehabilitated......

[@jaspersmom9595]

@@daveweiss4375 check out European nations and Australia. You'd be surprised. They have such short sentences because of that.

[@jenniferbrown8314]

Yes!! Thank you..

[@RicheeBe]

yea i’d only agree if they all went to an island with others like them . then he’ll yea bye go get better . other than that not taking the chance

[@mikeneil798]

The scariest shit is like 90% of all Serial Killers were reported by their neighbors as the kindest people

[@gullybull5568]

where is this statistic from ?

[@rocioaguilera3555]

The sociopathic charisma

[@rocioaguilera3555]

@@gullybull5568 Just read about it

[@naugladur8534]

And usually in Central Europe

[@takerkellygiveusbacktupac617]

The scariest thing is the ridiculous sentences they get for rape and assaulting women that leads them back out on the streets.

[@lesleyanderson5697]

It is disturbing that he was released after conviction for murder. Also what lack of innate sense would encourage anyone to determine this man was rehabilitated.

[@GreyhawkTheAngry]

Its only a couple of minutes in and I think I'm almost more disturbed by the defense lawyer and the forensic psychologist and their interactions with this monster.

[@mendi1957]

Well said Grayhawk ... exactly how I felt!

[@ecoturismovalle1570]

I just posted same

[@danierinash7952]

I completely understand their reactions to him. They spent time with a person and developed a professional relationship with him. Also, their professions would mean they spend more time studying crimes and criminals than most, they also understand their own professional duties an obligations in situations involving criminals. I'm almost more disturbed by your lack of insight and understanding. You seem somewhat dim-witted by posting this silly comment.

[@thirdeye6634]

They enjoy his sickness

[@RicheeBe]

@@thirdeye6634that’s a stretch

[@ecoturismovalle1570]

I wonder if that psychologist would have also laughed while having a chit chat with Volker, if one of the victims was his daughter...

[@cheyjacobs3625]

I love that he described him as "nothing special" , too many times they describe killers as Smart charming "good looking" and its like no they actually arent wtf

[@twincherry4958]

Really nothing special

[@brookeperezhuston]

But that's the thing lol. Sometimes they actually are. Ted Bundy WAS charming and that's part of how he lured his victims...so many of them. Ed Kemper was awkwardly charming to the point his victims actually helped him in some cases. He locked himself out of his car and was able to talk the victim into letting him back in. He charmed one to willingly climb into his trunk.

[@brookeperezhuston]

And MANY have a well above average IQ...

[@sallypalmer6482]

It’s as if good looks matter.

[@berits.2346]

In the end it doesn't matter is they are charming, good looking or just regular huys, they are sll loosers

[@jacobbenson3534]

"Like a guy selling you life insurance". A serial killer selling you life insurance. Lol.

[@rocioaguilera3555]

Serial killers ARE monsters who look so normal. Many of them have the sociopathic charisma. He DOES deserve to be called a monster and a murderer.

[@Plaksa2004]

They look "normal" ( what is noraml btw?), cause they are a part of the humanity and society and were and will always be.. When will ppl understand that. They are us, they don't have 2 heads, huge scars, tentacles ecc. That is a part of human nature, unfortunately

[@TheTwinFiles]

You're right. My channel does these sort of videos and so many of the criminals look normal. They hold normal jobs, some even have families. You can never know most people's true selves and that's scary.

[@Brekner]

@@Plaksa2004 Eh, calling a serial killer " a monster" seems fitting. Just curious, whom would you use this word on, if not on this sort of murderers? O_O

[@donnat639]

@@Plaksa2004 they look normal like everyone looks but they are anything but normal. I have family members who are antisocial. They do not physically kill yet hatred of others is murder. Their words give them away. It’s just, most ppl are not aware of others in that, they cannot read how spiritual empty, evil, lacking, uncaring & totally void of authentic genuine concern or consideration for others they are. Depravity is obviously difficult to diagnose. Due to my close proximity to such dysfunction, I feel too aware; like equipped with radar. They are masters of manipulation & skilled liars. Their mouths run rings around a room of ppl. My motto after being sucked in by their charm: “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.” For what it’s worth, they never ‘get away with it’. A final judgement is on the other side for all humanity.

[@sentryogmixmaster]

just think...there are normal seeming people that will read your comment and go on to be murderers :)

[@SolvingYourProblemRightNow]

It doesn't matter if you are or aren't a sex worker... All should be loved and all eventually will be missed.

[@joeneil5485]

but especially sex workers-- they will be missed the most...

[@carylcole2827]

I don't know how an attorney can defend such a monster and sleep at night!

[@JPCPSeto]

@@carylcole2827 Everyone deserves a fair trial. This isn't the Middle Ages where people can simply be judged based on what random people feel like. Sometimes even with a justice system the wrong people are prosecuted.

[@BulkBeard]

@@joeneil5485 😂😂🤣😂😂

[@thomasmcclenan1776]

AMEN

[@grf15]

If he was active for 32 years, it's likely there were more than 6 victims. We'll never know, which is a shame. Lots of families must wonder if he was involved in the death/disappearance of their loved one.

[@TheTwinFiles]

There are always so many victims. I did a video on the serial killer Maury Travis and they have him pegged between 12-17 murders but he was only convicted of two.

[@danielandree3947]

They say on average there are 25-50 active serial killers active in the US, granted I know it’s the EU for this case, but if the stat translates for serial killers in general, they said each serial killer if it’s the latter number of 50, they are responsible on 3 kills per year. (Granted some only do 1 a year while others can do a lot more) But if you take the average kills per year for serial killers it is right around 3 for the US (once again if this stat translates to all serial killers and EU ones aren’t different then ones in the US) he would have a body count of around 96 bodies. All depends though on his physical health and how well he can kill. But for being a cab driver he would have serious access to victims, without suspicion for a long time, very very scary thought.

[@danielandree3947]

@@TheTwinFiles exactly, it’s like Israel keys, he can only be linked to I think 2-3 kills tops, but before he hung himself, he did a drawing and they think it was him saying he had 13 victims (you can look up the picture it’s disturbing though) He was really bad, the one they really got him on, he sewed the girls eyes open to take a picture with a newspaper for a ransom reward. And even though they only can link him to 2-3 they have found his “kill kits” in over 40 different kits in multiple different states that he made a map of for the FBI, and those are only the ones that he told them about…. Scary to think about, and he was presumed to be active for around 20-25 years there’s no way he only has 2-3.

[@toprap88]

its not so unlikely, many serial killers goes 5-15yrs without any killings but ofc we dont know but there are so many cases like this where they dont kill in 14yrs and so on. Ofc there is alot unsolved murders in the US but this is not so unlikely as ppl think

[@toprap88]

@@danielandree3947 I call BS, most serial killer`s have good life owning bakery`s all that kind of stuff, most serial killers dont got the balls to kill that often. If what you say would have been right there would have been alot more bodies. That statistic is clearly wrong there`s no way the US has so few S-killers, the streets alone have hundreds of them easily. there is alot of rich good establish ppl too who go on killing sprees, I certainly dont believe that statistic. I really grew up on the streets and you can find these ppl everywhere for even as a small country such as mine, there`s no way the US has so few. Look at all the missing person cases every year in your country, i checked 2yrs ago and back then ya had over 3000ppl missing every year if i remember correctly ths was both grown ups and children but still by your estimation that would mean every serial killer has around 50-100kills per person there`s no way thats true

[@jackiebeckwith5317]

Nothing nice about him killing these woman. Pure Evil.

[@Brekner]

This has to be one of the funniest comments down here, lol. Thanks for the laugh.

[@Stichting_NoFap]

21:36 They think it's necessary to change her first name in order to hide her identity, but they think showing her face doesn't reveal anything?

[@vonFisch]

Well it works, she can't be found based on how she looks by random people, but if her name was known anyone can google her name and find her on some social media, in some financial registry etc. She has no reason to hide, Eckert is dead, she just doesn't want to get pestered by general public, journalists etc.

[@rapa2894]

I thought that too but she definitely gave her consent so..

[@Michaelkaydee]

What's that guy on about? The man was a monster...

[@matthewflom9549]

Did anyone else become slightly annoyed that he got caught by a 1 in a million shot but they kept talking about it as tho they cracked the case by tracking down leads and figuring patterns and narrowing it down til only he was left?

[@aurnaurrr]

This guy is the definition of the “awwww, is someone facing the consequences of their actions?” meme

[@shathaelfayez211]

“The prostitutes”??? Can’t they just say “victims”?

[@BTinsley1992]

...a very cute escort

[@samuelkidane1171]

It is their Identity like Job

[@robertgiles9124]

Triggered by facts.

[@SkunkApe407]

Do you get mad when anyone else is referred to by their occupation? They weren't homemakers or seamstresses. They exchanged money for sex, that's the literal definition of "prostitute". Get over it and grow up.

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

@@samuelkidane1171 that’s why they’re called “sex workers,” not prostitutes

[@brivonn5222]

There definitely had to be more than 6 victims within his 32yr killing spree. And yeah many may feel he took the coward way out by killing himself, but even that move alone saved tax dollars and he's no longer a threat. It does suck that there's so many unanswered questions and many women possibly missing by him.

[@SanGerman59Holguin79]

Psychologists believe they are smarter than psychopaths, but in reality, evil minds run circles around them.

[@zerofuckkksgiven8027]

Like how?

[@dbentleyto95]

"He brought himself to justice" is certainly a fitting description. Too bad they couldn't close some cold cases, but I guess he wasn't watched closely enough to come to this end. I would think there would have been a sigh of relief throughout Europe at the time.

[@ReinhardAusDieNiederlande]

If one gets his kicks out of stroking through hair wouldn't becoming a hairdresser be a simple solution?! Fondle with hair day in day out, legally and payed!

[@joecamp1841]

Then kill th em

[@rapa2894]

Great idea

[@mtaylor7307]

In theory. But this assumes that women are not capable of perceiving creepy even when it's touching them.

[@Porkchopkins]

The problem with that is that he didn't stop at stroking hair, seems he wanted to possess/control the women he attacked and subsequently killed. Becoming a hairdresser would have never been enough for him... unfortunately. It's terrible.

[@ReinhardAusDieNiederlande]

@@Porkchopkins In the video it was stated that he fondled with hair of dolls at a very young age and he tried to hide it because he was ashamed of it. This developed in a fantasy he wanted and needed to act out upon when he got older and thus killing after the fact was a necessity but not part of his fantasy/urge. Because his staging of the suicide of the girl was working perfectly he then realized that it was a proven method and after becoming a truck driver he could carry on doing his thing without going through the hassle of making the murder look like and accident. I suspect it developed in a ritual to pick up a girl, have sex, strangle the girl, fondle her hair and take pictures of her(the order in which it went could be different of course). Maybe after a few times he got also aroused about the whole strangulation/killing part of this ritual but in the beginning it was just a way to hide his fetish.

[@WeThePeeps13]

When an "attempted murder" charge garners only 6 years in jail....we as a society, obviously do not value life, EITHER.

[@nyk3334]

Exactly

[@alexburke1899]

The issue I always had with that charge is it literally rewards incompetence and gives them a second chance at it. I always thought attempted murder and murder should carry the same charges because the awful intent was the same. I genuinely think it would cut the murder rate down if they started giving 25 to life sentence for attempted murder and severe cases aggravated assault.

[@lemr88]

I wonder your views on other forms of murder

[@alexburke1899]

@@lemr88 who were you asking me or the WeThePeople commenter?

[@nlflv]

M 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@RocketRoketto]

how you gonna change her name, and tell her story but show her face? what was the point? someone might recognise her anyway. why not put her silhouette

[@TheRight-handedStranger]

They think just the justice system who release a attempted murderer after only 6 years, they just don’t think or they care more about the murderers than for the victims.

[@Mathijsbeenhakker]

Or use an actress...Ow wait...they did!!! (You really are a bright light arent you)

[@ktcooki276]

I guess because we as viewers can't trace her by seeing her face, but if we had her name, she may be contacted by voyeurs or weirdo s, etc. She doesn't have to hide her face from the killer, as he's dead. Oh, and that's not an actress as the OP said! Duh! It's the real go tim, I've seen her before on C&I. One year later, but hey, the next person may have thought the same as you, and didn't need insulting lol!😊

[@SpiritGirlSF]

Is his attorney suggesting that he was bullied to death by society?!

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

I guess cancel culture got to the killer lmao

[@loriwagner7900]

His attorney is a flaming idiot. Bet he wouldnt let his daughter ride with him alone anywhere. He is as sick as his client was

[@yankeetherebel]

Most of the "experts" come across as just narrators or time fillers for the show production. They don't offer any insightful takes, it's just obvious common sense and/or stock takes that we've all heard a million times before -- like serial killers take trophies to relive their crimes. Duh!

[@morganmcgarthur9621]

The lawyer who felt sad when this serial killer killed himself should, consider the women that he strangled to death for 30 years before shedding a tear for this demon.

[@lk4429]

Darling, there is no greater act than love . I have suffered strangulation till almost death, bloody head from being pounded against a brick wall, and all done by my farther I was only 8, 9, 10. My stepmother put her long fingernails and damaged my vagina, she also used to spit in my food and make me eat it. Do not take a day for granted, I have never wrote this on line. GOD IS REAL! Ii still.have emotional scars...I keep going. I believe you are a good human being....do not ever hit anyone, avoid. The reward its coming, stay loving and kind, even if someone hurts you. You have angels around you....don't doubt, believe.

[@josephkaruma5813]

@@lk4429 hi L.K, am very sorry for the traumatic ordeal you went through in your childhood and I know it was not easy sharing it out here, you are certainly very brave. I hope you sought or got counseling for it, as a trained counselor, I would recommend if possible, you attend a proper counseling session in order to get the help to heal your emotional wounds. Be blessed and stay safe.

[@lk4429]

@@josephkaruma5813 thank you , we all suffer in life in one way or another, it definitely has changed mine. But it has taught me compassion. GOD allows, not necessarily makes them happen. And yes it took courage to say it (what you read) there were many more incidents.....the biggest my dad killed my mom...but he is nowhere to be found. Thank you for your suggestion. I am working on it.

[@josephkaruma5813]

@@lk4429 am sorry for your loss, but I am happy you have found a foundation to help you out, religion, and it's important to have a belief in something as it helps one go through tough times. I do wish you well and am happy you are working on it. God bless you.

[@ahnguyen1]

Yup. he is a typical lawyer. only money matters to them.

[@qrufus]

When Eckert showed up at "Claudia's" home, he should've gone directly back to jail. Also, why are the psychologists in these true crime stories completely incompetent. There are TOO MANY CASES of them "accessing" the killers and finding them fit to be released when they shouldn't be.

[@JPCPSeto]

It's easy to judge in hindsight, safely from behind your computer, when you don't even know all the facts.

[@boowiebear]

Another defense attorney making me ill. He felt sorry for how the state and media were all against his client. 🤮

[@Brekner]

Yeah i really don't get this one, the evidence was unquestionable, he was clearly a serial killer AND he confessed to doing it too. So being treated as a monster is not really something undeserved or strange...

[@mavenofmacau6391]

couldn't believe what he said either. unacceptable

[@frightenedsoul]

I admire defense attorneys in a way. They are just doing their job at the end of the day even if it’s a job I would never take.

[@SkunkApe407]

Everyone is entitled to competent legal defense, regardless of the crime of which they are accused. Jurors are sequestered so as to prevent media and public influence on a potential verdict. If we were to allow the media and public to decide the results of any trial we'd be faced with mob justice. Civilized societies moved away from such actions for a reason. Politics are a perfect example of how media influences public opinion. If you don't see why public opinion needs to be separated from criminal justice you're blind. If you don't see why an attorney would have concerns about public opinion influencing trials you're a fool.

[@Brekner]

@@SkunkApe407 We're talking about after-the-facts interviews. He was no longer his lawyer...i know you're trying to look cool, but god damn son...

[@pierregrobbelaar9116]

He took the coward way out.I did the crime but couldn't do the time.He will rot in hell for all eternity

[@hallqvist77]

What the hell is wrong with the lawyer?? Saying that Eckert deserved a fair trial, that he connects with the client and that he felt sad when he heard that Eckert commited suicide?! He didn't treat those women anything close to fair, he didn't deserve anything a normal human deserves in life, I beleive, after commiting those murdes and attacs (probably more than what is known). He had been lucky before, by not spending much time behind bars for attemted murder, had gotten away with the murder of his schoolfriend in the 70s and probably a lot more etc. So no, in the end, he was a creepy coward, fearing justice. If he didn't do it himself, I would surely hope that another prisoner would've finished him off, the world is a much better place without people like him. That lawyer must have a screw loose for saying that!!! Sidenote: The could've shown the woman "Claudias" real name, why just change the name and then show her face anyway, just don't understand what the purpose is here...

[@annaverano5843]

Hes sounded just as sick & disgusting as his client

[@KARKLUKY]

Only if it was your daughter Mr. lawyer perhaps you would not say such shit about this World's Worse Monster

[@danbingham3011]

you can have empathy for someone without condoning their crimes.

[@Vaterraman]

I think it is the fact that he saw past the demented aspect of Eckert, a side of him that would have made him a good person...you know, had he not had defective brain, and perhaps a better childhood could have helped. Eckert deserved hell for what he did, but in another universe, he could have been a good person. It's too bad he came to be the way he was, and caused the deaths of so many, as well as the heartbreak of families, and the scaring of lives.

[@SkunkApe407]

See, despite your infantile grasp of reality, the truth is that there is no such thing as "pure evil". Every individual that has committed a heinous act has a past and a particular pathology that drives them. Underneath their horrible acts is still a human being. Your willingness to ignore their own humanity makes you no better than them.

[@peterwodzianski1958]

Although I live in the US, I realize how strange and dangerous our world is. We, also, have had cases here that it would leave you speechless. Where do they find the time to do this?

[@mamapetillo8675]

Long-haul truckers are in the perfect field to wreak havoc. VICAP and FBI efforts have been helpful. Some may think this an invasion of privacy, but if DNA tracking service customers say “OK. You can add me to a database”, that’d be useful.

[@fefe3813]

3:36 "He was a normal guy, he was like someone selling you life insurance" oh the irony....

[@musicman22ification]

I wouldn’t buy shit from that guy

[@standoughope]

I wouldn't be "sharing any laughs" with that cold blooded killer. I get that he's a human too albeit a troubled one but it's disrespectful to the victims to share a good chuckle. Besides, I'd be too disgusted anyways.

[@robertgiles9124]

Yeah, what the hell was that little comment about? "I got chummy with the Serial Killer!" "Oh, he's not such a bad guy when you get him talking" ...just don't turn your back.

[@Brekner]

It's his job to diagnose the guy, you can't do that if you're not talking to the guy, you with me so far? And to get him to talk, you can't just only ask about the murders, you gotta act friendly and talk about all sorts of things. Someone has to do it, you wouldn't be able to, i wouldn't, but somebody HAS to.

[@chachamoyer537]

I agree

[@robertgiles9124]

@@Brekner Your point is Valid; I just think it's not something he NEEDS to discuss. I'd be feeling disgusted afterwards, not trying to find the Happy Moments with the Monster to share.

[@SkunkApe407]

@@robertgiles9124 again, you missed the point. This isn't about YOU, it's about the pathology. It's about understanding why he did what he did, and potentially preventing it from happening in the future. Many people that resort to these types of actions do so because they feel marginalized or disenfranchised by society. Your suggestion would only further perpetuate the cycle. It's only through discussion and analysis that we can understand what drives these people, so that we may prevent the same in the future. Nobody said you have to do it, nor is anyone asking you to. Your personal feelings aren't relevant here, as I'm sure you're not a trained mental health specialist.

[@SC-ot3us]

6 victims ?? Yeah right !

[@LillaMane424]

I’m guessing they mean 6 confirmed deaths/murders.

[@twincherry4958]

Who cares if he had time to think...after killing innocent people. Smh

[@SC-ot3us]

@@maryjanerod7226 by that 6 you may add a 0 or in 32 years maybe 2 zeros!

[@SC-ot3us]

@@twincherry4958 yeah he doesn't care but the familys who will never know ...

[@eurocookinvlog9176]

Add 6 more 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@stable_davefusion]

He deserves anything he got--should have been more. Defense lawyer trying to assuage the guilt that I imagine comes with defending monsters for a paycheck when you know they are a self-admitted monster.

[@Plaksa2004]

Scariest of all the killers? 19 claimed victims throught 32 years? Here in Russia we have Chikatilo.. I'd say he's way more terrifying..

[@yourfabuloushappymann5154]

No doubt...and that other one...Onoprienko?

[@dishdog215]

A Colombian man killed about 140 children...and they released him now, after 20 years ( about)

[@slimbrouckske]

Serial bombers are far worse :) remember the una bomber? Or the serial sniper

[@Plaksa2004]

@@yourfabuloushappymann5154 Chikatilo 43 confirmed victims;Onoprienko 52 victims, Angar maniac Popkov 78 victims; Bitsa maniac Pichushkin 49 victims; Belin cannibal Bychkov 9 victims; Novokuznetsk maniac Spesivzev ' 4 confirmed, 82 non confirmed victims; Irina Guydamaychuk 17 confirmed victims; Golovkin, muderer and pedophile 11 victims, Chuplinsky maniac satanist 19 victims, Skopinsky maniac held 2 girls in captivity and raped them, the girls are alive, but he got released just a week ago and got paid 1,5 mln rubles for an interview.. Crazy shit

[@antonhallergren588]

@@Plaksa2004 hey sounds like good target practice for hunting season. Just put them all on a field, have them run and any willing hunter can go practice their aim against real animals instead of fake targets.

[@Roman.Bolanski]

I have to comment on that journalists hair and just say: what a rockstar!

[@vickywhitesell5261]

His eyebrow shot is reminiscent of Sean Connery.

[@raymondkymsuttle]

Don’t confuse the actor with the real person.

[@cadaverdog1424]

No, more like Roger Moore.

[@angeline1006]

Interesting video - as usual . Could you do a video on the horrific rape and murder of Ee Lee in Washington park ( Milwaukee) ? This case has been completely ignored by the mainstream medias and was only covered by locals medias

[@BTinsley1992]

Did someone say Rape? ^^

[@sweet_poison3594]

I think he killed many more, at least once per year. Monsters don't have horns, Eckert was one of them.

[@mateblack4722]

He should have considered buying weaves.

[@mateblack4722]

This guy became a serial killer over hair????

[@gainerma]

I love how they keep emphasizing his "fetishism" as if that have anything to do with his crimes ... he is a serial murderer who happened to have a fetish for hair (or any other type of paraphilia) those things are not connected!

[@berits.2346]

Indeed, I thought as well that his fetish doesn't mean he needs to kill. He could have become a hair dresser...

[@leanie5234]

It was not an excuse for his behaviour, it was an explanation. His fetish drove him to kill because women would not have permitted him to indulge his fantasies on them. He wanted to run his hands through the hair of women...he did not want to DRESS their hair, he wanted to RAVAGE it. I think that his fetish was just sauce for the goose. He would have been a nutbag even without the impulse.

[@stefaniaponitz5738]

The brilliant 14 year old staged a suicide......or really bad police work. We will never know the answers. Then do your freaking job! I'm starting to think that the reason we don't get to hear about serial killers anymore is purely to protect the horrible job law enforcement is doing and not because "it inspires other killers".

[@Smitty54]

Unbelievable watching from Ohio great job Smitty out 🙃

[@Smitty54]

@Eric Sellers I O

[@nikab.9922]

Quickly Googles “What is a laurie?” 😅 Edit: Wow’ The comment section here is way better than a google search 😂😂😂 Thanks guys!

[@Nikki_the_G]

Lorry, lol

[@nikab.9922]

@@Nikki_the_G LMAOOO oh geese 😂😂 it’s still a truck right?

[@julzdixon63]

@@Nikki_the_G it's a Tractor Trailer or 18 Wheeler in 🇺🇸. I had to ask my Scotland gf.

[@alysononoahu8702]

See also Torch and lift

[@lourias]

Torch = flashlight Lift = elevator There is a guy from England who has a channel called, "Lost in the Pond". He is the epitome of one having the dry sense of humor that the English is known to have. His weirdness has helped me through some movies, that as an American, I had no understanding.... Although... TV shows like "Dr. Who" and "Martin" have helped me more.

[@ExtraterrestrialExcrement]

Never Heard Of This Guy & I Live In Belgium.. Great Documentary,Thanks!!!

[@jbeats1930]

47yo caught-14yo 1st kill × 6 known murders= 37 minimum murders this dude has done Very scarry!

[@ajaxslamgoody9736]

Somebody needs to show these cops/soldiers how to properly wear a beret.

[@tommymorgan4677]

Nobody came to his birthday in jail ? Big surprise.

[@kimwalsh]

Always a good show 👍👍✌✌💖💖

[@beth-bi9yv]

I'm disturbed over the lawyers depth of 'empathy ' towards this sick individual. I understand trying to separate actions from the person but there are some actions that shouldn't be put aside. The murder of multiple women is one of them. Leaves a gross feeling hearing him talk about him. Also certain crimes shouldn't be allowed to be rehabilitated. Murder and rape take a sickness that doesn't have a cure.

[@sheilasmith7779]

Right: an explanation should never be a substitute for an excuse.

[@sheilasmith7779]

Certain criminals committing certain crimes cannot be rehabilitated. We seem confused on this.

[@veronicajackson1674]

i doubt he killed himself!! many things can happen behind closed doors!! inmates could have been given OK to killing by the guards! the guards give inmate access to him to make it look like he hung himself then no investigation

[@nicolemclement3045]

Why does it seem like truck driving is the preferred job of most serial killers?

[@karmayt8956]

I know people who got more time for smoking a joint; and man after man gets a slap on the hand for attempted murder of women.

[@thomasmcclenan1776]

HE MAY HAVE ESCAPED JUSTICE ON EARTH BUT IN THE AFTERLIFE HE FACED JUSTICE AND BURNING FOREVER

[@christineyetman640]

I feel sorry for his lawyer for feeling sorry for this monster..these losers choose to murder and will always continue until caught..how much time did his lawyer spend feeling sorry for all the lives this creep ruined

[@wellhello1603]

I understand that some people have to do the dirty job of murderers lawyer, but how can you say things like “he didn’t deserve the hate” etc, also implying his crimes were “alleged”.. pretty much excusing a murderer? There are so many lawyers that know damn well what these monsters have done to people and still empathize with a murderer more than a victim and try to make the horrible person not to face consequences for their actions. How do they sleep at night? Some of those attorneys are monsters in their own way.

[@ilya7minutes]

that lawyer saying he deserve a fair trial and he is sad makes me puke

[@erlic1967]

The actor playing the killer with the close up of his eyes looks like Suan Connery.

[@meshackyesse6737]

I real like the background beat and narrator of this documentary

[@heikkijhautanen4576]

Six years???!! What de hell??!!! :(

[@Spongebob0911]

Once again caught by chance and a roll of the dice ... if they hadn't had the accidental cam footage ...he'd probably would have continued killing innocent people for years ...

[@TaddiestMason]

Makes a good point that it doesn’t make sense to get married. It’s a contract that one side is incentivized to break because they benefit from it. It’s stupid and yet no one cares to change it.

[@jimjambananaslam3596]

It makes perfect sense in the traditional family model with one being the bread winner and one staying home with the kids and not having any money making skills of their own as a result. The problem is that's not always the case and people hire attorneys, who literally make more money if they drag it out as long as possible and make it as painful as possible. There should be a proper impartial mediator instead if at all possible.

[@itsluke7]

drink every time they say "lorry"

[@catraoinekelly2879]

They're saying lorry lol

[@itsluke7]

@@catraoinekelly2879 that word then

[@Thequietone974]

Truck driving is a good job for a serial killer ..... lots of space between victims💔

[@richardaybar8736]

True

[@Moon..Shadow]

And "left town immediately" isn't unexpected at any time for a truck driver either.

[@Thequietone974]

@@Moon..Shadow there was a child abducted from a house here where I live , parents both killed , they said it was likely a truck passing through .... years later still unsolved. Living close to a main trucking route could be dangerous to your health 🧐

[@tommymorgan4677]

Yeah and he is not the only truck driver/ serial killer.

[@mualusimanenzhe3822]

I like the narrator behind this documentary

[@scocon8658]

I understand it's a TV show and they have to give shows like this a catchy name, but "World's Most Evil Killers" sounds to me either too ridiculous or too redundant... How many killers in the world, in history, were the least evil? How come there are no documentaries about the "World's Most Benevolent Killers?"

[@edinart]

he should just be hairstylist so sad so sad or find voluntairs to offer hair touching...and massage

[@cherylmoss3632]

32 years. Really.

[@lewthrasher4194]

If I was his lawyer I would just say yes he did this give life , no parole.

[@ktcooki276]

What a shame Clarks had to be informed of his fate by a journalist, rather than a family liaison officer.

[@ktcooki276]

*Claudia! Apologies! Damned auto-correct!

[@dannymusic8052]

For a moment i thought it was Anthony Hopkins. From the movie silence of the lamb

[@estherkeeling777]

The lawyer who said taking to this murder was like talking to any other normal man is off. They need to check his car house and truck if he has one. That man is not normal and he does not look normal in his eyes

[@Spartakiss]

Thumbnail thought it was Sean Connery

[@miaomiaochan]

The poor man's Sean Connery, perhaps.

[@Emiliapocalypse]

@@miaomiaochan lol I was gonna say the same thing 😅

[@rachelmartin3631]

I am so lucky to be alive. In the 90s I hitchhiked across the U.S., randomly. I was just trying to dodge CPS. At anytime one of those truck drivers could have murdered me, and no one would have known I was dead.

[@meganproffitt424]

This isn’t about you

[@tiffanyjohnson6916]

Such a sad story. But how are you going to change the girl's name that poor sixteen-year-old change her name but show her face on here... it kind of defeats the purpose doesn't it?

[@yourfabuloushappymann5154]

I betcha that everytime this guy hauled a load he did one on the way out and one on the way home.

[@thomasvalentine4636]

If someone is caught strangling a women they must be locked up for ever or better still put to death. They cannot change.

[@peterwairinews3360]

Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@elainagilbert7663]

We're going to change her name to protect her identity, but still show her face.

[@Mathijsbeenhakker]

And use an actress to play the part...So Dumb people will be confused

[@elainagilbert7663]

@@Mathijsbeenhakker 21:46, if they'd used an actress it would've been said. Maybe I'm just used to American documentaries where they will only show the silhouette of individuals who wish to remain anonymous.

[@julialsinethernando]

How is it possible to be only 6 years in jail for attempt killing

[@Ntaman8209]

Why are serial killers not always put on suicide watch when arrested?! Always the same old story. What is wrong with justice system and common sense?

[@tracygill9868]

How do they know he was turned on by hair as a child if he kept it hidden?

[@sendhelp6537]

He... told them. Obviously.

[@Moon..Shadow]

He appeared that he kept their cut off hair as trophies.

[@loriwagner7900]

Im guessing he told the authorities and psychiatrists he saw

[@feeltheillinois]

should have just went and bought a bunch of weaves and wigs if he loved hair so much. what a freak

[@RicheeBe]

3:00 those colors are nauseating

[@photogenie7298]

What is the name of this narrator. I love his voice and nuances

[@pheejl7534]

Yikes. At 4:00 min the prof said he sat alone to talk to serial killer without police security. Hey prof, you’re really brave… Hmmm, You didn’t watch “Silence of the Lambs” when the security guy got his face bitten off?

[@Chihayamoon]

36:39 she get no right to be calling him names when she was the fool

[@amoe1234]

'Steinbruch' means quarry and not stone bridge :)

[@danielagonzalez6110]

He died alone, depressed knowing no one wanted anyone to with him even his family .. I'd say the victims got justice

[@Slampty]

How in the world he doesn't deserve bad treatment from people?

[@plywoodcarjohnson5412]

i dont see sufficient psychological evaluation being done in Germany. They dont have the competence whether it was Hitler, the Germanwings pilot or this guy.

[@PutinsMommyNeverHuggedHim]

Lol true. Then again, here in the U.S. we have Trump, Biden and psycho cops so there’s that

[@md-ln4fp]

Killers don't shit where they eat.

[@RicheeBe]

His Birthday is July 1st ? So is mine . Weird asf he’s a cancer . We’re so empathetic

[@gogoma9522]

It's not Laurie it's lorry, silly

[@SHAQUILLE.OATMEAL26]

change her name to protect her identity...but show her face..

[@alysononoahu8702]

Brand new cctv😄😄

[@juicyjules7409]

Oh yes. R. Sociopaths no feelings or regret. We need scientists check brains when die 🧠