A True Monster or Victim? Aileen Wuornos - Mind of a Monster | Mystery & Makeup GRWM | Bailey Sarian

[@tiffanyvoerman]

I feel like at the end, she asked for the death penalty because she was just so done with humans. She had been so abandoned, used and abused that she was over it. She chose not to have to deal with the hurt and the fury anymore and i can't blame her.

[@dataexpunged6969]

My heart literally breaks for that poor woman. She didn't deserve any of this

[@babycakes4288]

I would've asked for death as well. Couldn't agree anymore.

[@bubblegum1366]

This is what I think too. Sitting in jail awaiting execution for years while the world calls you a monster for something done to you?? Yeah no thanks.

[@KITTY10171]

Makes me so sad😔😔

[@Jelloitsme]

Yeah that’s what she said when an interviewer asked her about it in a 60 minutes interview

[@francescaclaire3121]

Hot take: Aileen was abused by men during her childhood and then flipped the script as an adult and started “abusing” them as well, except Aileen actually had to face the consequences of her actions and the men that abused her never did. There was no justice for Aileen and I feel bad for her even though what she did was objectively wrong

[@jodie3950]

Exactly!

[@shaneelarahman484]

💯💯💯

[@rach818xx]

couldn’t have said it any better

[@nounouxmarley8771]

Absolutely... she didn't really know better and was an "object" for her whole life. From a abuser to an other one, to finally become a state's property

[@fattunicorns]

hurt people hurt people.

[@bekahnavarro]

I feel like it's appropriate to feel compassion for the terrible childhoods these criminals suffer. It's not the same as making excuses for their behavior.

[@avasmith8276]

Yes!!!

[@angelscorner4456]

Exactly!

[@mortaleve]

🥰👍

[@josh1t]

well said

[@Shippo28]

someone finally said it.

[@Ichigo-dh9rd]

"I'll be back" I don't believe in next life but if it's true, I hope her next life she has a wonderful and warm childhood.

[@garrett5559]

i hope she meant that as in "other women will come and finish what i started" and in that i mean use self defence to end a scumbags life

[@foodiepotato74]

agree

[@frizzheadfitness78i_frizzh36]

Same 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Omniversee]

Agreed

[@Noname99903]

Amen!!

[@Omego4]

As a Norwegian myself I can confirm we got like this "easter crime" theme, they have like these fictional crime stories on radio listener's can try tl solve, aswell as showing a few easter crime shows on tv🤧

[@Omego4]

@@BaileySarian I've honestly never really thought about it, Ive grown uo with it as just a tradition 😂 but I read it up apperantly in 1923 these two guys made a crime novel and they were advertising it during easter, it was advertised on front page of a newspaper that "the Bergen train was robbed last night" and people thought it was real and didn't realize it was an ad, due to the very successful ad people started to expect things like this during easter and easter crime just kinda became a thing🤔

[@msparker3500]

I never heard about this, it sounds really cool. Can I find one of these ”try to solve it” after they where aired?

[@phin2005]

We need to do this in the US, at the very least during shelter in place...like, weekly installments.

[@phin2005]

@@BaileySarian very true, I guess we can't even solve the crimes we have in real life...yikes

[@biggirlfromnorway]

As a fellow Norwegian I can confirm the origins of "Easter crime" being the novel story from the train. And "Easter crime" it is very much a thing, can hear my parents watching a crime series on TV as I'm writing this 😂

[@lista2308]

I am Norwegian and I can testify to that yes, we do release mystery and crime stories on milk cartons, small pocket books and such.

[@garden5137]

At Easter? If so why?

[@vanjamariaeriksen9974]

@@garden5137 A natural question is why the criminal literature has gained such a central place in Norwegian Easter. Nils Nordberg was probably very close to the truth when he wrote in 2003: "Norwegians have the world's longest Easter holiday. Crime litterature is vacation reading. ” In addition, publishers have undoubtedly seen the financial potential of publishing books outside the book harvest. Fredrik Wandrup concluded just this when he wrote as the last of six explanations « Easter Crime is a marketing phenomenon. Follow the money. » - from wikipedia

[@linnea2997]

NOLA GIRL I’m from Sweden so I have no clue why, but since we celebrate Easter the same way the Norwegians do, I think part reason is to have something to do during long-Friday

[@kellyann5587]

We used to have missing people on milk cartons

[@chelseaw2086]

You guys are wILd 😜

[@angelrr16]

Bailey: “it worried Aileen” No one: Bailey: *inserts picture of worried Aileen* 🤣

[@raejoy5894]

Angel Ramirez That was HILARIOUS 😂😂

[@andrea-ot7mq]

when?

[@jadasimone7883]

Hey Luv 21:00

[@timothywilson9840]

?? Or whatever

[@timothywilson9840]

Well, yes, we do need a sense of humor

[@JennyLynn0001]

I watched a documentary about her and the only silver lining I saw in her story is when her best friend from her childhood told her that she would take her ashes so she could "be with someone who loved her".

[@falalalala385]

How sweet of them

[@krystingoad2403]

This literally hurt my heart to read. 😢

[@CamilaRodriguez-dt2xz]

Wow that made me tear up. That's so heartbreaking.

[@TheEmerald524]

That seriously made me cry to read that. 😢

[@lilykat.]

That's really wonderful. /gen

[@paidensmith966]

bailey: so who were they gonna call me: GHOST BUST- bailey: ty. not ghost busters, they’re gonna call ty. me: ok then

[@tiffanykelly-gates5545]

paiden smith Same! LOL

[@bibelobordelon3276]

In the words of Cuzco, “You threw off my groove!”

[@katsart2623]

That’s what I said 😂

[@preciousllama4942]

😂

[@rita5819]

19:10 can u see a little smirk when Bailey says “sausage salesman” cause same girl

[@josierae6700]

Rita I saw that 😂😂😂

[@lindatannock]

I saw it too haha! 😂😂

[@stellalovegood1493]

My mom can’t pronounce “SARIAN” so today went like this “Oh, it’s Monday at noon. Bailey S---ssssssss got her thing up”

[@kbella369]

Stella Lovegood 😆🤣

[@Rehptawr]

Bless your mom! 😂❤

[@saraee1234567]

Your mom is so cool 😊

[@deleteduser2044]

@@BaileySarian is it armenian? it is so beautiful!

[@SheTW83]

😂

[@ratchetsaturngirl001]

wondering if eileen targeted older men because they reminded her of her grandfather?

[@coldfire9937]

That's what I thought after looking at the pics of those men. They did look like her Grandpa and she abused them bcoz she had that rage inside

[@Marlana_silva]

For sure!

[@silversmith8995]

Yes that's what struck me as well

[@stephaniemoore8886]

Of course.

[@lilykat.]

From my limited knowledge as a psychology major/psych buff before I changed it to music, yes, that makes complete psychological sense.

[@KaiNoOkane]

I don't condone what she did but my heart breaks for her childhood. No one should have to go through that.

[@katrianem2124]

She literally had no way of figuring out a better life. It’s why I always hate stories of child abuse. Those kids are having everything taken away from them and could end up being caught in a negative cycle that they then inflict on others. It’s just tragic all around.

[@chitraasrivastava7284]

And if you see the pattern she only killed older man.. Maybe out of hate for her grandfather ( he doesn't deserve to be called as father at all) and his old friends.

[@howcomeihavesubs]

True

[@nima7205]

I think you are condoning it.

[@nima7205]

@@katrianem2124 and yet she somehow figured out how to ruin other people’s lives easily. So perhaps there’s a problem with the anti-white, anti-male, anti-Christian and anti-morality thinking of yours instead of just her upbringing that you can’t even prove was “child abuse”

[@heskeepnme]

Bailey you have a heart of gold . You humanize everyone and that’s a skill very few people have. There’s a beauty in empathy that is unmatched.

[@clairepettie]

If you haven't already checked her out, you might also really like one of my other favorite true crime KZbinrs who does really deep dives into the backgrounds of the killers and the victims. Her name is Stephanie Harlowe.

[@sunnydazewithtessa22]

beautifully written. I love that about her videos as well 😊

[@mianitsche8245]

@@clairepettie honestly, Bailey and Steph are the only true crime KZbinrs I watch and love 😍

[@clairepettie]

@@mianitsche8245 Right?! I like a few others that I only watch from time to time - one of my favorites for British cases is Eleanor Neale - but Bailey and Stephanie are they only ones I watch regularly, too.

[@marissamunoz4824]

Claire Pettie thank you 4 putting me on

[@crystalkalenze6796]

When you leave a child to be raised by wolves, don’t be surprised when it grows up to act life a wolf

[@jenniferdetroit3469]

Umm but her moms parents the wolves raised a wolf? Then left her babies with her own raising..

[@Fernanda-jx6ep]

@@jenniferdetroit3469 what?

[@NoThisusernameisnottaken]

@@jenniferdetroit3469 uh...yeah thats why this quote applies

[@AdrienneAliciaGodsDaughter]

So true 💔😭😥😫

[@veteranfanaccount.8333]

@@jenniferdetroit3469 ?

[@marvinogega2384]

All her victims were older men, and after watching criminal minds on repeat I have deduced that they served as a punching bag for what her grandfather did to her

[@jmk1413]

Word!

[@willams_uncrustables]

Oh I never looked at it that way!

[@ericabamforth6528]

Well said.

[@LuanaSantos-l8e]

duh

[@AnonANGL]

Yes: as a norwegian, I can confirm the whole true crime thing when it's getting close to the easter holidays. No idea why we do so, but it's kind of tradition for us, we like solving them by the breakfast table with the family when it's easter. We take guesses at who is the culprit before we check the right answer online. Not everyone does so, but many people do, and our family likes doing so.

[@odatellugen3094]

greide dere tine melk mysteriet i år da? :) synes nesten det var for lett i år

[@hj45-s9k]

That’s so cool!

[@dollparts6835]

That's so AMAZING! I'm so gonna start this tradition with my family here in the U.S. ☺

[@quicksilverlacey]

That sounds awesome

[@redsonja2291]

Kanskje noe Oatly burde begynne med også? Nå er ikke de et norskt merke da så det skjer nok ikke.

[@ananassiks]

Ami I the only one, thinking why she got 6 death sentences for 7 men, but Bundy got a single sentence for 28 women?

[@rebekahlasak9593]

I think the technical answer is it was 6 different trials vs 1 trial for all victims. But I don't actually know.

[@dani4975]

probably because she had multiple trials for each victims. but i get what you are saying.

[@sunshinejournaling]

One of my psychology prof said there was a research paper she read that said women tend to get harsher/longer sentences than men and she said it might be because women are seen as these naturing creatures so when they disrupt that image, they get harsher punishments. Basically, sexism.

[@frownypoints]

@@sunshinejournaling women really can't get a break anywhere

[@Veladus]

What are you talking about? Bundy got 3 death sentences from Florida alone.

[@6lackLotus_]

Nobody: Bailey: Shanasha shanasha shana- *brief pause* shashashanashaaaaa Me: Singing- *screaming along at the tippy top of my lungs

[@6lackLotus_]

Elizabeth Helms I think all of us has had that moment atleast once or twice🤧

[@FaithBlac]

Are we living.. the same lives 🤭

[@6lackLotus_]

FAITH BLAC I think so😂

[@seaofpotatoechips1974]

I did the same think but with the pause I was like panicked lol “WHATTT HAPPENED”😩🤣

[@6lackLotus_]

trissymisssy 55 I was a lil worried but I was gon finish the song regardless 😭

[@peytonteague5965]

I don’t think anyone wants to admit that severe Child abuse and negligence can lead to people going down a dark path. Everyone always asks “how could they have done this” or “what could we do to prevent this” when in actuality, if we start looking at children’s home lives and had a better cps, a lot of pain can be prevented.

[@zoecoote3746]

100% . Makes you wonder why more isn’t done.

[@catwoman7987]

Exactly peoplefor some reason tend to separate the child from the adult!!!!!!

[@jennifergreen6109]

🎯

[@leewarren5617]

Aileen was a product of her life, she never had a chance. The only person she ever felt love from betrayed her in the end. Aileen was a monster, but she had every reason to be.

[@cristakelly]

Very well said.

[@yup7635]

It’s truly tragic.

[@beautifulxoxo1000]

Still no excuse. She made the choice to hurt people. Maybe she just never paid attention to some small positive examples she would have seen. In school..neighbors...anything.

[@honeybaby6463]

*Me in quarantine forgetting what day it is* Bailey: *posts* Me: MONDAY :v :)!

[@oogawa13kokomi]

SAME I had to double check

[@Kryceci00]

x3

[@browniepixxie192933]

That's how I know what day it is

[@kaykay-py4gq]

Same!!!!

[@hiraeth4801]

I just know: Oh buzzfeed unsolved posted? Its Friday! Oh Bailey Sarian posted? Its Monday! Everything else is unknown

[@carmelafernandez1587]

In the movie, there was a scene where she tried lookong for a job and got rejected because of how she looks and how she speaks. She tried to get out. She tried. The world was just cruel.

[@juliannalowe18]

what movie???

[@carmelafernandez1587]

@@juliannalowe18 Highly recommended.

[@pattymerritt1945]

What’s the name of the movie?

[@LadyEowyn]

Haven't seen it, but I'm pretty sure the movie is Monster based on her Aileen which stars Charlize Theron.

[@jasmines72]

It's called Monster

[@Lostb3]

As a BPD sufferer myself, I can understand why her stories varied so much. This poor woman, she didn't deserve the death penalty, the system failed her.

[@BunnieButtt]

@Michelle I’m not a medical professional so I dnt wanna say verbatim …but I goggled it & intersting info 😳

[@thisbe_]

@Michelle mostly because BPD features emotional disregulation so the emotional state when retelling a story can influence the way the story is told at that time. It’s not usually an intention to deceive.

[@nataliedickens1289]

Systems in the US aren’t intended to help anyone. Their intentions are to keep people where they are. If you’ve ever looked into how to keep your benefits if you’re on welfare or food stamps must continually make under a certain amount. one dollar over and they cut it, leaving you worse off.

[@nessaflom]

thats what the system does to women- they fail us time and time again.

[@piakrut3476]

She didn’t deserve the death penalty for what she did? Are you dumb?

[@Sghgyv]

Yes I can confirm that in Norway we have something called “påskekrim” (translated into Easter crime). We usually have it when we say that it’s Easter and not just on the Thursday before.

[@estellegetty1995]

I was looking for an answer thank you lol. Why???

[@chocoboasylum]

That sounds amazing. Needs to be introduced internationally.

[@glauvie]

I know another Norwegian who says that in Norway, Easter is when you go to your cabin and ski. Now we learn about påskerim. Where I come from, we, like, go to church and eat dinner.

[@clarasimon2882]

Tell us more 😳🙊

[@MVPBlackART]

im here for this comment, thaaanks

[@maryjane8279]

You need a podcast Bc I listen to these just with my eyes closed soaking in the knowledge I love it 💖

[@laurenwepener3921]

This is a golden idea

[@cecerain5857]

yessss

[@qutielove2208]

Like on you back with you're arms cross in bed🛌 🤭😆

[@tiacuppe6681]

Same!!!

[@lizethvaladez953]

Seriously! I just learned about her yesterday and I’ve listened to so many of her videos, her voice is so soothing too.

[@PaperParade]

I have a hard time seeing her as a “monster”. I think she was severely mentally ill and set up to fail from the beginning. It’s just sad what happened to her. While what she did was obviously very wrong, I can’t help but see her as a victim in her own right.

[@November_Rain]

Same here. I think Society failed Aileen.

[@Flatcetera]

I wonder if her grandfather did the same things with her mother. Maybe if she had dumped them at an orphanage instead it somehow would have come out differently

[@saraghoul8609]

ana123apple I think we could all use the what if’s but at the end of the day she did what she did and I’m NOT saying she deserved to die but again 6 lives were taken

[@Flatcetera]

Sara Ghoul but at the end of the day analyzing these cases is all about the what if’s. What went wrong, why did this person became this way and how to avoid it in case similar situations arise. After the case is solved all that is left is the speculation.

[@Monica-rq6ku]

If this was a man who did this to women would you feel the same?

[@cassandrayoder6622]

Sometimes, I’m like, “What’s goin’ on with the eyeshadow there, Bailey?”, and then she ends up looking so amazing when she’s done.

[@user-bj2ub8tv1d]

Same. I trust her but i still was like 🧐

[@azul9655]

same, I was trully doubting this one but it ended up being amazing as always

[@WolfArtist-zc9nf]

Same when i saw the green she first put on i had to pause and say "trust the process, just trust the process" lol 😂

[@sashavann92]

I'd look like a labradoodle in lipstick if I did my makeup like hers 😂

[@ketsueki]

I want to replicate her more bold looks but ain’t no way mines turning out decent whatsoever. She truly is an artist with the makeup brush!

[@dawnsunrise1981]

My boyfriend and I met and hungout with Aileen and her girlfriend😳 It was 1990 in Pensacola,Fl. It was summer , we were staying in a seedy hotel for a few weeks. Aileen was gone out all day and would come back around dark. Her girlfriend would sit outside during the day in the breezeway outside of the rooms. I joined her several times drinking beer while she waited for Aileen to get back. They both were cheerful and seemed happy. Didn’t give off a bad vibe at all. The girlfriend was slower and seemed to be content doing much of nothing during the daytime:)

[@maisymcadam3896]

Oh my

[@TheRealHelenaDeluca]

Oooo

[@susnail8437]

wow that must be weird having met someone who committed such a crime

[@Gracie_19200]

Wow that’s insane!!!

[@jenninahornagold1215]

Oh wow

[@sara-yy2pp]

I know i shouldn't feel sorry for criminals, but her story breaks my heart. life didn't give her a chance, she wasn't a monster, she was turned into a monster.

[@robertklimeck1918]

There is nothing wrong for having empathy for what a person goes through, criminal or not. Empathy is a beautiful trait to have and if more people had more of it, there would be a lot less "evil" in this world. Trauma changes people. It doesn't excuse their negative actions but it can explain why they went on to do what they did.

[@dariusalexandru9536]

no she was a monster

[@suspish2240]

@@dariusalexandru9536 she was turned into one, she wasn't born one

[@dariusalexandru9536]

@@suspish2240 no she choose to become one

[@nathalietoxtle2088]

@@dariusalexandru9536 No there’s a difference between nature and nurture-

[@stacram87]

She is definitely a victim in my eyes. I can't believe how her parents, grandparents, and the justice system failed her. I wish people would treat kids with love and love only, or don't have them at all. People are a product of their experiences. I feel horrible for the victims also. Just a sad situation all around.

[@Hi-ge7hr]

stacram87 I think she was a victim turned monster :/

[@Bellecassie]

Plus if you are unable to properly see about one do not go on to make more c'mon

[@Moncherelouis]

what happened to her doesn’t justify what she did

[@aprilsilvers381]

100% absolutely

[@daniellesuzanneisitt2210]

agree

[@DragonflyQueen143]

“He worked as a sausage salesman…” Nobody: Me: *giggle*

[@heidistabbert3062]

Guilty here too

[@princessmaryam6148]

Same 🤣

[@user-bj2ub8tv1d]

You’re laughing because? 😂

[@LunarCauldron]

Same 🤣

[@SAYoung15]

Also me haha

[@12daysofhappyxD]

All the men she killed seem to be really similar to her grandpa and his friends who assaulted her as a child

[@tawannas3802]

That is exactly what I thought too, like she was subconsciously getting revenge.

[@jocelynrios1485]

tawanna S yesss tjsr was going through my head. Like these are all old men yk ! Maybe it’s a rage she has towards older men.

[@MsButterflysting]

That's a reasonable idea for why she did what she did, & Aileen probably brought up her background during her stay with police. But, at the time she was doing all of this, the age difference wasn't as egregious as when she was younger.

[@ikz8439]

True!!!!

[@Ari-bz8go]

Kinda like some episodes from criminal minds 😱😱😱

[@la5369]

"I have hate running through my veins." It's just.... sad. How she lived and died, without even finding peace and recovery from all the trauma and bad things she's gone through. We sometimes forget how lucky we are to live normally. The world is so unfair.

[@suzycruz2711]

Everyones talking about the story, So may i just say, OMFG This Eyeshadow Look Is EVERYTHING I cannot stop staringgg at her face! I love this Look By Farrrr

[@c0ffeeandmusic]

Suzy Cruz i felt this

[@vastatuuleen8323]

Same, I wish she would keep her eyes closed so I can stare

[@2008MrsKim]

I know right!!! I was mesmerized waiting for the end result.

[@Tashwampa]

I cant imagine growing up like this, she probably had so much rage built up. She was probably miserable all the time. She was definitely in the wrong, but I cant help but feel sorry for her.

[@ead0132]

Off topic but we got the same pfp

[@greciaacosta7202]

i hate how the media completely slaughtered her at the time, but they hyped up bundy

[@brunettewithglasses]

Just another example of men having an advantage in the world simply bc their men :/

[@Jacson_23]

Probably because he killed all women.

[@hellstaza]

i feel like if she was conventionally attractive she would have been praised or at least looked at from a different perspective. still doesn’t excuse the messed up bigoted society.

[@mirasqaud5791]

Who hyped up bundy?

[@laur4711]

@@mirasqaud5791 People pretty much obsessed over him and was saying that he didn’t deserve to be killed because how “attractive” he was. At least I think that’s what they’re talking about.

[@roxannemoser]

Aileen is one of those killers that I feel sorry for. Her childhood was horrendous. She was pregnant at 13, had son at 14. She didn't move out. She was kicked out. I used to work with Bonnie Schafer's (former owner of Claire's) sister in law. Her name is Sherry. She was a bartender at The Last Resort and was there when Aileen was arrested.

[@daddysangeljetta]

Roxanne Moser the englewood Florida location

[@henrietteliengarshoel9140]

Norwegian fan here: yes this is true about easter!

[@Sparkedbynatty]

That’s cool!!

[@jessielep0802]

That’s sooooo cool. Now I know where I wanna move

[@rocktokiohotel94]

Er det virkelig sant?

[@henrietteliengarshoel9140]

Ja, det er sant. Hver melkekartong har påskekrim. Usikker på hvor involvert folk er!

[@rebeccaeikeri7944]

@@henrietteliengarshoel9140 men det er vel ikke mord?

[@zoehope1089]

I honestly believe that Eileen never stood a chance. She was abused by every male she came into contact with and, by the time she hit puberty, she had known just about every horror able to to be committed by men on to women. She honestly tried for a better life but she was so broken and humiliated, fear and hate were the only tangible things in her life. No, she shouldn't have died. Nor should her family, or others, been able to ruin that little girl's life. I have always felt for her and wish that she had had just one person in her corner. It may well have saved her, and the men that fell to her wrath.

[@baydenlit8875]

A lot of these people had horrible childhoods and that just warns parent how they should act around children and that you're there biggest influence o how they will turn out when their older.

[@CheerUp2]

@@thesunshinegirl_1343 I think if you are bullied and you have a strong support system and family at home you should be fine. Like I was bullied and teased at school but I new I had a family that loved me and a small close group of friends. Family really does play the biggest role on how the child will turn out

[@jstu8]

bayden lit I’ve also learned to try to be nicer to men and not nag too much bc you don’t always know which of these dudes had a childhood brain injury way back and are currently at their psychological breaking point. lol but fr.

[@mrspaceforever]

Agreed 110%

[@MissChelle857]

She was a victim of her own environment. Never had a chance at a normal existence. Then she was exploited, the state of Florida made an example out of her, and then she was sentenced to death. A truly sad and horrific story

[@Mistyfaery]

Meanwhile, they let women like Casey Anthony off scott free,despite the mountain of irrefutable evidence proving that she killed her child...the justice system for ya.

[@Kailuvsyou]

Bailey: "so who are they gonna call?" me: ghostbusters Bailey: "not ghostbusters" skjksss

[@nickyclark5667]

Haha 😂 I thought ghost busters also

[@Ugaduga24]

lol same

[@timothywilson9840]

Ghostbusters song number one on the billboard charts August 11th 1984

[@Nova-vo4cn]

It hurts my heart that some children have to grow up like this. I wish I could protect them

[@000Edita]

The Norway thing is true we even write our own stories in school

[@ashcatchem13]

Was looking for this comment. Was hoping it was true.

[@imlisa_forte3986]

Annnnddd now I wanna move to Norway 😂😁 Is it true Norway has a low crime rate?

[@Bubblegum-mh1oi]

@@ashcatchem13 its called "Påske krim" (Easter crime)

[@Sghgyv]

Lisa F yes

[@ingerliseronning]

@@imlisa_forte3986 Yeah, it's probably because the government treats the prisoners like actual humans (no offense if you live in the U.S)

[@mayahallemom]

I cannot be the only one who sings the theme song and says the whole intro in sync with Bailey

[@kayleed2497]

mayahallemom same it’s the best part

[@11521]

every time!

[@makaylaelaine777]

mayahallemom I DO THAT TOO

[@gabigayko1863]

mayahallemom nope, not the only one even add the little shoulder move dance.

[@JessBurton2102]

Your not alone !! Literally me every Monday 😂

[@stewiecountry]

I feel bad for her....she never had a chance to be anything but totally messed up.

[@Karma-xe3tp]

I remember one of her interviews with a guy name Nick; this went all the way up to her death. In those interviews you get a real inside of Aileen, in some she wants to be serious, it's like she's telling the truth but the interviewer would bring something she said in past interviews or question like he wasn't believing sometimes in a way "laughing at her" to which she'll turn cut the interview short or say she's joking and make "something" up. It's actually heartbreaking because no one would listen to her, everyone already had their mind made up going in. But she mentioned with a upbringing like that who would love her, give her a chance ect. She loved Ty though and what Ty did was it for her, "proved" to her what she always believed. Towards the end she knew she want getting no where. It's just heartbreaking all together.

[@Thewhitequeen0]

Aileen's story is so heartbreaking to me. Even in the very end, you could tell that she was suicidal and happy to die after a lifetime of pain and causing pain. What a tragedy.

[@renholt5906]

I was watching one of your videos earlier and my grandma went by and said "It's the lady who does her makeup and tells a spooky story." Me: "Yeah, Bailey Sarian" My grandma: "I check in on her every now and then"

[@justemily6594]

why is this so wholesome, I love your grandma

[@es-vn1th]

Correction. *our grandma 😌

[@cindylang7402]

Sweet grandma!❤

[@Tweetybyrd502]

@@cindylang7402 zz s. Z. T team. C zs t zs space. Z s. Zzzz ze t. Zz. S za za case zz za s by z z s c sz zs ss zs z.

[@cindylang7402]

@@Tweetybyrd502 huh? 😂

[@Phylisitirose]

Unfortunately most people who commit such crimes did have a horrible upbringing. It’s no excuse but it is a cycle.

[@zeriiid5248]

Agreed, it’s really sad tbh Like I can’t empathize but at the same time i kinda can

[@tigolbitti3s]

I'm of the opinion that if there were easily accessible resources for those who can't afford them then there would be significantly less crime.

[@Naomi_Smith]

In my opinion what you put in the universe you get back like how many criminals have horrible upbringings then you commit crimes and turn into horrible people what I'm saying its a cause and effect thing hope it makes sense 😊

[@therian-l7c]

Nature vs nurture

[@totally_a_spy]

At least this one ended with her. As sad and awful as her life was

[@astronautraddude1962]

psychiatrists: "Yes this women is sane and competent" Aileen: "Ill be back with Jesus on independence day"

[@katarinailic1095]

Exactly

[@MsSilverTulip]

That sounds like most Christian Muricans to me!

[@TrueCrimeLover94]

Right?! She obviously was not “all there”. The justice system did her so wrong.

[@laurendearnley9595]

I think the rules are whether you're mentally competent enough to understand what you did. She may have been kooky but she understood her actions.

[@TSoto]

@@MsSilverTulip 😂😂😂😂

[@jamjam8793]

Definitely a victim and perpetrator. I feel for her more than any other. She probably truly felt like she was defending herself. Likely felt like she was defending herself from her grandfather over and over again. What she did was wrong, absolutely. She was just failed over and over again!

[@kendrickdinger]

Bailey: “Who are they gonna call?” Me: “Ghostbusters!” Bailey: “Not ghostbusters” Me: :(

[@thatsjassie]

This eye look is so flawless.

[@sarahwoodward4453]

Jassie K it’s so beautiful! She’s so talented.i would look like I had gangrene of the eyeballs 💚

[@Okayladaily]

I had to watch a second time bc I was so mesmerized with her skill

[@BeeBeeimonotfact]

@@sarahwoodward4453 best comment ever ... Half because it was funny half because That's exactly what happened to me too.

[@fayetopias]

It’s satisfying watching her do perfect makeup

[@rachelb4235]

As soon as you said her mother was married at 14, I knew her grandfather was an abuser. I kind of hate her mom for dumping them with their grandparents. She knew what would happen to them.

[@waltergrove2657]

tbh I dont really know how to think about this. Cuz at the same time, i feel bad for the mom as well. Maybe she couldnt bring herself to place her children in another place. idk. Anyways, I still think its wrong

[@lawnerddownunder3461]

Wasn't her grandfather also her dad?

[@JulieAnn1967]

How old was her mom when she dropped off the kids? I missed it but she had to have still been practically a child 😭

[@daiyshawnaamariea8653]

her mother was a child as well if anyone should be blamed its her grandfather period.... the system failed Aileen HORRIBLY.

[@matejjjjjjjjjjjjjjj]

She was a victim. I'm a supporter of the death penalty, but she needed a therapy, not death. I feel sorry for her.

[@bellateresa2710]

Ur just as sick as her only more

[@matejjjjjjjjjjjjjjj]

@@bellateresa2710 Ok, your opinion. Little bit sad, it's written by a lady...

[@LovetteKourt]

I agree

[@LovetteKourt]

She had an horrible life

[@Water277-h7c]

@@bellateresa2710 dont say such ridicoulous stuff

[@kyleevines4285]

It’s so sad that when she decided to be honest they just tried to call her crazy. Could you imagine the pain this woman lived with every single day. I wouldn’t want to carry on either.

[@sarahshaikh4387]

nobody: Bailey: *I’m laughing because-*

[@tatianaguzman57]

one of the only creators I look forward to every week specially during this time, Love you, Bailey!

[@naomi4217]

You wholesome being

[@Kristicake25]

Same!

[@DoobeeKind]

Same

[@mmcjrc2000]

Tatiana Guzman right?! She is fun, informative and her make up skills........come on man, no one is like Bailey!

[@julius_the_python]

As someone who was homeless for years, getting arrested to go to jail and have a roof over your head, a bed and 3 squares is absolutely what happens. Especially on weekends, a minor jaywalking offense on Friday could give you room and board til Monday at least.

[@sevan4059]

She could've been so beautiful. I bet her mother had the same life she did growing up. Generational horror. It's so sad and so sickening what men think is acceptable to do to women

[@oliver4730]

What happened to her is tragic, but I think it's horrible that her mom left her there knowing what could happen. But if her mom didn't have that happen to her (not likely) then it's really sad that what she (the mom) thought was the right thing to do ended up pushing her daughter towards this.

[@justsomeone8403]

The grandpa that abused Aileen would have been her mother’s father so it is likely that she was abused in a similar way. We will never know for sure, though. Sad case all around.

[@Lil_Yama99]

Bailey Sarian: *Starts theme song* Me: *Joins* Bailey: *Stops* Me: *looks at screen* WHAT HAPPENED?! Bailey: *Continues* Me: 😭😭

[@joylewullis9538]

LOL. Me too!

[@DeSireeAlicea19]

Diamond G ME 😂😭😭

[@hotcocoa.9015]

exactly! xD

[@Chelle8847]

Same!! :(

[@laurenmartinez7068]

But sammmeee

[@himesilva]

I can’t bring myself to hate this woman. She never even really had a chance

[@althea3911]

Right?? With that much trauma?

[@dejarose9500]

Many people go through alot in their childhood and don't take lives. I have no sympathy for this woman.

[@rachelraquel758]

I have sympathy for the child that was treated so badly, but the choices she made as an adult are inexcusable.

[@nicolemarie3645]

Have you seen her Netflix documentary? It’s heartbreaking 💔

[@xoHAUTEGLiTTERS]

I lost sympathy for her after watching some of her interviews. She’s very unremorseful.

[@Tasha_99]

I have a cat named CueBall so every time you said “throw a cue ball at the bar tenders head” all I could imagine is my cat flying through a bar at the bar tender. 😂

[@shelbybetke7821]

Thank you for this comment 🤣

[@StunningPetiteFeminineDemoness]

If you don't mind me asking how did you get that name for him/her?

[@Glossgirlssubliminals]

@@StunningPetiteFeminineDemoness I had a cat literally named “rat” when I was little lol

[@ElizabethTheUnicorn829]

I chuckled at this comment as she was talking about a victim.

[@Beautyhuntress78]

🤣😂

[@worldwidehandsome7084]

notice how they were all middle aged/old men? i wonder if she saw them as her grandfather and his friends. she certainly has a lot of trauma.

[@nazimovab3549]

That's what I think. It was like her way of getting vengeance against them

[@thenavigator5582]

Yeah but, I don't know why she would move to Florida if she had trauma with older men. Florida is 80% old people.

[@rissa206]

I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING!

[@jenniferdetroit3469]

I bet your right PTSD and she probably flipped out

[@jenniferdetroit3469]

@@thenavigator5582 haha i don't think she was a smart as you. Lol

[@kai_loren]

Aileen's story always makes me cry, especially the end. Of course she wanted the death penalty, Ty was all she had and Ty betrayed her. She didn't have anything to live for at that point.

[@The_Cherokee_Gypsy]

Kai Johnston LOVE THE MOVIE!!

[@mireya762002]

The poor thing didn’t even have a chance right from birth.

[@dariang4725]

Yeah, it’s just so hard for me to sympathize with someone like her when I know the heinous things she’s done to other people. It’s such a conflict in my brain. It’s like... aww, her life from birth was unimaginably terrible. At the same time that’s no excuse to do the things she did, but how do you blame someone for that when her entire life has just been an absolute nightmare? 🤔😫☹️

[@zeriiid5248]

GW Epyon same here, like how can they really know any better? Then again there are people who break the cycle of abuse

[@cherrybomb1386]

I just said that same thing.

[@matcha.clouds]

This is one of the few cases that I think wouldn’t have happened if she had a normal childhood. It 100% doesn’t excuse it, but it helps understand.

[@cheylasutton6240]

No she didn't and that's what a lot of ppl don't understand. Obviously she should of gotten in trouble but not the death penalty! It was like the system failed her for one last time😢

[@Dianax.]

I felt so sad when the interviewer reminded her that she was betrayed (i guess by her girlfriend) and Aileen said that's the reason she wouldn't care if she left this world :( Hope she got the peace she wanted and deserved

[@sassy2293]

😢😢😢

[@terihillgartner5702]

That is sad.

[@Apl_tree]

There’s no excuse for what she did but she truly was set up for failure. Her upbringing makes me emotional. Such a sad case.

[@screenmxsnamexxoxx9426]

Oops It’s me 🤕

[@DerpoQwerto]

She's like a less extreme version of Richard Ramirez, although with Richie boy I'm much more inclined to yeet him into a well.

[@Black_Magic_Woman]

She was failed by everyone, her family, the system and men. She needed help, and did not deserve what she received. I've always felt so, so sad for her 💜 Edit : Thanks for the likes 😊 totally unexpected

[@NB-kx9zg]

Amber Jayde Same girl.. She never had a chance

[@smurfylee]

I agree. And she even married a man like her grandfathers age.

[@peppatea6821]

Shouldn’t had killed tho (ithinkshedid(

[@Black_Magic_Woman]

@@peppatea6821 definitely not. But she didn't deserve the way she was treated by society etc. She was failed completely from the day she was born , to the moment she died

[@sangeet4737]

Isn't it weird that most of her victims were old age men like her grandfather 🤔

[@bekthefuturemilf3009]

Probably surrogates for him

[@haidi1308]

U have a point theree

[@tironnarexxmorriss2883]

Just dawned on me

[@xFrankieFacinationx]

I was thinking the same thing

[@realquirky]

this is the comment that I was looking for. YEAH, my thoughts exactly

[@belen4643]

if I was ever a criminal I would want Bailey to cover my story because she has a way of making the person heard and both of the sides are always told with Bailey.

[@bethanynorman1829]

At no point did anybody ever step in to save her from her awful abuse throughout her formative years. She grew up totally abused and abandoned by all the men and women in her life who were supposed love and protect her. It’s no wonder she was done with humanity and embraced the death penalty.

[@tnik420]

Bailey: sha-na-sha-sha-na- Phone: *has the audacity to ring* Bailey: _> Bailey: _> Bailey:

[@suriyamclean5625]

Someone should of tried helping her. She wanted out because all she's had is a horrible life

[@luzceniceros4349]

Should have

[@cultivatingbeauty3217]

It is always so sobering to me to hear about the horrific upbringing so many of the people who commit these heinous crimes had, but then when there are photos of them with their families, they are all just smiling and look put together and happy. It just reminds me that you never know what is truly going on in someone’s life because of the appearance they put on for the outside, whether in person or on social media. I mean, as a child, she was being brutalized and tortured and completely demoralized, but in pics of her and her family, who could tell?? So sad! I am a teacher and try to keep this in mind with every interaction I have with my students and always try to let them know they have a safe place with me if they need anything.

[@savannahcat2980]

oh my goodness. She had such a traumatic childhood.. at 18 she looked like she was 35. I can’t even imagine how she felt growing up

[@RedHeadTea]

Yes, her life is written on her face. She always looked so much older and so worn down. I guess she was tired of existing and that's why she said she wanted to die.

[@christianporter4638]

Bailey: she blew all of 10,000 dollars in two months Me: same

[@MB_Ghostie]

Lol I could do in a day....hell...1 transaction *student/truck loan payment*

[@andraarwen]

😲

[@user-bg5or2ck5x]

Yer but because of inflation it would be more like spending 155,000 (insert currency) today. $10,000 was a lot to blow in 2 months back then.

[@andlaurawaslike]

I've always wanted to do something like that. Or spend it all on one awe inspiring item. Anytime I've found myself with 5+ digits in my bank account, I'm so worried I'll blow it, that I spend it at a trickle and have nothing to show when it's gone.

[@misssakura098]

How?

[@marisaatherton7591]

Does anyone else... *tongue click*, point at their head, pause and then say “noggin” along with Bailey every time she does it?

[@deliguzman3639]

Marisa Atherton so funny cuz I did 😂

[@Sonia-zb6bi]

I thought I was the only one😂💀

[@sarahwoodward4453]

Always 🤣 🧠👈

[@zz9195]

No

[@nadiananette6430]

Marisa Atherton yes ma’am

[@476233]

17:52 Aileen looks so tired, sad, and broken here. I wish I could have given her a hug and let her cry in my arms. What she did was wrong, but she suffered so much and didn’t ever seem to have a chance. May she find peace.

[@christenamarz7780]

Isn’t sad how her life in prison was better than her whole life out of bars ..

[@catherinemasula3954]

She was also tortured in prison, she stated it in an interview a day before her execution in 2002

[@JennifuhhGilardi]

@@catherinemasula3954 yeah I agree there had to be some unnatural things going on in that prison, I don’t think Aileen was mentally well to begin with but she just went completely off the rails so I would bet they did what they thought would really get her acting crazy

[@tessajohnson5220]

Men constantly failed Aileen. I'm sure she felt powerful, when she never had before when she was able to take something from these men. The whole thing is jacked up.

[@wallacechrstensen7406]

Yes!

[@rayray5371]

They deserved it imo

[@tessajohnson5220]

@@rayray5371 well I wouldn't go that far

[@aprilsilvers381]

Women failed her too. She was definitely a case the cps shouldve been involved

[@kxylagu]

rayray no one deserves to get their life taken

[@SouthernBelleReviews]

The system failed Eileen. No wonder she did what she did. She hated men. So would most of you if what was done to her was done to you. The system is worthless.

[@sarahjudson3958]

AGREED!!

[@jakebrakejunky10-4]

The system was never designed to help those who dont have massive bank accounts. The entire system was designed to keep poor people poor. Why? Because poor people are the justification for social services, law enforcement, and public education. With the trillions pumped into all these areas why are there still poor undereducated people? Without poor people there is no major need for prisons and law enforcement. The system was never designed to help poor people only to keep poor people.

[@synessthesia994]

The system is mostly worthless, but its up to us to make the right choices in our life. After a certain point, we cant blame what happened to us in our childhood, for how our adult life is going.

[@delaney9383]

True 😕😞

[@nima7205]

*she was worthless

[@cml5681]

I’ve always empathised with Aileen because she had such a horrible childhood. Then for the woman that she loved to betray her so she could walk free. Everyone in her life failed her fr 😪

[@jennifergreen6109]

Ty was a predator as well, who saw Aileen's childhood wounds and knew she could manipulate her because of them

[@shannadehning9464]

Can't believe no one has said this COME ON AILEEN

[@mzunderstood9585]

Hahahahaha

[@elliecraig94]

I was singing that song in my head the whole time!!

[@KristinaMoonchild7]

Rotfl 😂

[@ChrissyFraser]

😂😂😂

[@kittymama6317]

I didn't even think about it lol. I feel ashamed 😔

[@TeenMomofGrace]

I think she just got so tired of being abused and victimized by men. Not that it is an excuse or that all men are like that, but come on! There is only so much a human being can endure.

[@Hello61Jello]

right. I think it's a bit far calling her a "monster" cause she honestly wasn't even given a chance in this world

[@shaela1717]

Agreed!! to both of y’all

[@beverlykorte8581]

True 👍

[@raptoria48]

She acted out on the frustration that I think almost every woman experiences in life

[@jacqueline6124]

@@Hello61Jello agreed

[@jjonghyunie]

it’s impossible not to empathize with aileen as a woman. with her childhood, her adulthood. she hated men rightfully so and she felt the need to get back at the ones who did her wrong. aileen didn’t deserve the death penalty, she wasn’t a monster. the world wronged her.

[@tiam7522]

Yes Bailey, you’re in Norway right now! I’m hooked on your channel. And it is true, we read crime books and have “crime puzzles” at Easter in Norway🇳🇴

[@rachaelanderson6388]

Thank you so much for commenting!! American Norwegian here! I searched so many comments to see if someone from Norway weighed in on whether or not this was true. You’re my hero today!

[@mallbratgirl_3005]

Couldn’t stop thinking “Aileen, Aileen, Aileen Aileeeeennnn, please don’t shoot him just because you can”

[@ShastaAnn]

Shout-out to "Jolene"

[@awstenknightsgoldenfork4322]

haha jolene by dolly parton

[@joeypinkpants5203]

@@ShastaAnn 😂

[@AndreaVidovicBugojno]

BRO I HAD THAT SONG STUCK IN MY HEAD THE WHOLE TIME I WAS WATCHING HAAHAHAHAHA

[@anj5929]

Oh noooooo 😂😂😂

[@ZoeEvansEliza]

I think her plan was to get caught so the she would get the death penalty. She was so careless when she took the victims, leaving evidence everywhere. She was abandoned and abused by everyone in her life and maybe she just wanted a quick and pretty much painless way out. Really feel for her. (Also that eyeshadow look is BOMB)

[@screenmxsnamexxoxx9426]

Zoe Evans 😿😿😿

[@voltage6405]

I’ve always had sympathy Aileen. I don’t view her as a monster when there’s far worse actual monsters out there. She might of had really bad ptsd flashbacks when she was working and completely flipped. Kinda like how she would during interviews, she’s a victim then she’s not. I think that’s a way for her to cope.

[@udontunderstandthebeautyof4033]

I think the reason why she killed is because of build up anger from her childhood.

[@dariusalexandru9536]

@@udontunderstandthebeautyof4033 still this doesn t excuse anything

[@dannydark0]

and??? she still killed 6 innocent people

[@udontunderstandthebeautyof4033]

@@dannydark0 she said “she’s a victim then she’s not” implying that she is a victim because she experienced abuse but she’s not because she killed innocent beings.

[@leilamalkie]

Borderline personality disorder much?

[@daniellem1008]

I feel like Aileen was tired of living a life of abuse and everyday her past replayed in her head. That's why towards the end she asked to recieve the death penalty. Her demons and suffering was so great that death offered her the silence she desired. As a woman I honest hurt for Aileen and is sad that lives like this exist. With suffering from birth to death. Hopefully Aileen found the peace she was searching for

[@DutchIsraeli]

My thoughts exactly... Poor woman.

[@seesaw.mp3852]

100% agree

[@gracedaphne1213]

Is it possible that she committed those crimes because she wanted to get death penalty?😳

[@BMC359]

Well said. Totally agree

[@chitraasrivastava7284]

I see a pattern.. All those mens were Older like her grandfather and his friends.. Maybe out of hate for older man bcuz of that actual fckn monster she faced during her childhood.

[@_sophiewiley]

i feel like you’re my next door neighbor and you’re telling me all the hot neighborhood gossip

[@tiffanysadlertlc]

Yesss

[@oliviamiranda8496]

Right?!! 💕

[@orlande22]

Anyone else left hoping that the child she left behind is having a much better life than she did? She did right by one human being at least.

[@reneelagrandeur7220]

Eleanor I’ve always wondered if she had a say in that child life or not given her life at the time. I don’t think she had anywhere to live so even if she wanted to keep that baby she probably couldn’t keep it or have a say at all and that really sad to me. It does make you wonder if somebody cared enough to say hey there’s is this young mothers home would you like to go if they had them at all at that time.

[@psychedelicyeti6053]

I wonder and hope they're better off

[@nayeli8601]

Honestly, I think she did what she did because those men reminded her of her grandfather and his friends :/

[@hannahmcclure205]

These stories make me so thankful for the life I have, even if my upbringing was tough. Man, it could’ve been so much worse.

[@alext3480]

same

[@emilyburton7829]

Same

[@skippy1961]

So true...you know the head injury thingee, not always true...I should know...just saying..

[@jeannetteb2264]

Right same

[@aluraadams5390]

When Bailey stopped herself from laughing when she said “sausage salesman”

[@Ashleyrox1975]

I didn't...

[@angelatemke9160]

😂😂😂

[@mariaostio]

I saw that too lol 😂

[@VivtHernandez]

I noticed too 😂😂

[@leahludwig8928]

Bailey keeping us entertained during quarantine and we love her for it

[@JazMegan]

I feel like as much as her childhood was horrific and really sad, it’s also really sad how her victims have now been pushed to the side and most people just talk about her. R.I.P to all her innocent victims. I only wish children to be raised in a loving home also