Case 127: Killer Petey

[@loriepaix6391]

After 71 confirmed murders, it was decided that he should no longer have contact with other inmates. However, staff didn't have to worry for long, because he was released a few years later. Today, you can hire him for public appearances. Pure insanity.

[@mundobostal8530]

Yes, but he spent 42 years in prison or more. And Brazil's laws got a failure: You can't spend more than 30-40 years under arrest, but he got 130 years initially. Don't say "A few years".

[@erics5572]

I feel a bit conflicted, he only seemed to kill people who were crooks and that old saying fits. You live by the sword you die by the sword. Criminals are predators that prey on normal civilisation, yes socio economic factors play a role but people still choose to cross that line or not.

[@romystumpy1197]

No thankyou,why would anyone want to,or read his autobiography,he's best forgotten

[@nreynoldspaint2011]

Thanks for sharing his story!!! I was hooked from the beginning of this video-- as usual! ❤

[@wiebkescantick947]

This one really peaked my interest. I feel like you could even do a longer and more detailed video about him and his life. Maybe multiple parts? I would definitely listen to them. He sounds like a sort of Robin Hood of justice, although not all of his murders were "justified". I'm definitely planning on finding his book and other writings about him.

[@smugandsmarmy]

I’m a newer subscriber and I’m plowing through your catalog. This one has got to be one of the most intriguing and multifaceted stories I’ve ever heard!! ❤

[@Olewicky]

Get this guy in a room with every other person you've covered on the podcast

[@Flanneryschickens]

seriously, I have to wonder if the cops that put him in the back of the car with the serial rapist knew exactly what they were doing

[@louiseleite3866]

I can't believe he's still alive and out of prison. I'm Brazilian and I had never heard of him until now. Thank you for covering his case. Great pronunciation by the way 👍

[@canadiandee6342]

He’s apparently a KZbin now. That’s how I learned about him, a short on the serial killer who became a KZbinr. I decided to watch something like this video before I even consider looking at his channel. It’s apparently to show that he has a good side too. I’d rather know his crimes before watching him claim/pretend to be a good guy.

[@skeptical_sorcerer]

Actually, he is dead now. He was killed on March 5, 2023

[@zoo2263]

Well that was off the charts insane!! Great job as usual Casefiles.

[@nancylovett2399]

I'm just seeing this today. He was shot dead outside a family members house in March of 2023. He was certainly a bad guy and an interesting case to cover. You know it's good when I Google them, which is how I know he has died. No doubt, someone taking revenge for something he's done.

[@morganosborne9258]

That dude was bizarre. It is amazing that the penal code didnt allow a longer period of incarceration with his extensive victim count. The down side of the short life expectancy.

[@aaroncalderon6928]

Just what I was waiting for! Keep up the great content!

[@blackkittens.]

Wow.....an incredible story. I don't know what to think or feel about this one. Spiritually, what is the truth of this ?

[@skeptical_sorcerer]

Update: Pedrinho died on March 5th 2023. He was shot dead.

[@cannedsquasher5923]

It was destined to happen. You can't make as many enemies as him and die of anything except murder.

[@SlimSlashie]

Couldn't of happened to a nicer guy...

[@wiebkescantick947]

That's disappointing.

[@romystumpy1197]

Good

[@Andrew-ri5qo]

Different world, different rules.

[@MM-gr4yn]

I appreciate that you're spending your saturday night in too, mate!

[@cabooseabs6864]

Exactly what I'm doing right now....

[@cristaltucker513]

*starts listening* "Who the fuck is killer petey?" *30 min later* HOLY SHIT

[@richardblades6246]

Thank you Casefile!

[@vaunniethayer1484]

Case file staff, you pick the most interesting cases I have ever found. Killer Petey is like a vigilante Batman, hard to criticize a guy who only goes after other criminals, especially when you live in a place where the cops are so ineffective.

[@andrewbochicchio2232]

Is the pretty awesome Channel. Just found it tonight November 17th technically

[@Jolenesmart1980]

2020 il put that for furniture reference , it’s 17th of June 2021 now

[@huntlife]

Yea. Your neighborhood pharmacy tech. Wonder why it took so long? Maybe it is easier to hide in plain sight.

[@OOoKarmaoOO]

That's unreal,he was almost killing like an enraged dog

[@IvorGrumble]

He should have been given a medal not a prison sentence.

[@checkmate8218]

Woah.. I don't know how to feel about this guy..

[@lollim1548]

I'm the same....almost archangel Michael

[@ANDREA-kk2gx]

I just can't believe this is a true story!! Lol..Hollywood couldn't even come up with a plot twist like this!! Wtf am i listening to!? Lol

[@zakazany1945]

It's basically Brazil. As we say here: Brazil isn't for amateurs.

[@MummyOfFurBaby]

Could you do one about little caylee anthony

[@Greenmountainferns]

Mummy Of Fur Baby 2016 That’s a good suggestion, what a rabbit hole of a case... it would probably be a 2 1/2 hour episode, I definitely would listen!

[@Greenmountainferns]

John Holmes little too much wine dear?

[@MummyOfFurBaby]

@John Holmes So because I want to know what happened to that little girl that makes me disgusting does it

[@MummyOfFurBaby]

@John HolmesWhatever

[@zarlei6048]

@@Greenmountainferns I believe her or she means that the case is so nasty that he doesn't even want to listen to it. I guess he's right somewhat, but all of these cases are made about disgusting 'people' anyway, as is the case of cartridge pedro here.

[@beautifulstrangeable]

btazil has too many basket cases like that one, to choose from

[@dougstyles]

America isnt so bad after all.

[@naomiledger1374]

🤣

[@michaelwallace5291]

Bottom line for those not happy with pronunciation....do not continue to listen to the podcast..

[@Madhousemagnus98]

34:50 to skip the 3+ commercials

[@rareELL]

wtf is up with all these commercials??!!!!

[@the1truebeliever]

What a sicko and his followers.

[@davidmayhew8083]

Wasn't that pleasant.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

In the beginning he’s like Robin Hood robbing the rich to feed the poor

[@ericaleopard2861]

An ad every 2.5 minutes...makes listening to an hour + podcast aggravating!!! KZbin...do better!!!

[@mariacarpenter8374]

Fast forward then hit rewind

[@ilkkarautio2449]

I like his story, but he is a hypocrite. He has killed plenty of women and men with families. Just say that you live for sadism and dont twist it. 🤔

[@romystumpy1197]

Yes hes a vile individual,

[@britth5333]

He should have been in jail for life after he tried to kill his cousin. Crazy.

[@MigData]

I'm curious. Do you see him as a victim given the title..? Normally your titles of each case reflects the victims. Personally to me he was no more a victim then the average serial killer. I'm surprised by your decision and a little disappointed.

[@zakazany1945]

It's a direct translation of his nickname. In portuguese it doesn't sound pitiful nor badass, except for the "killer" (matador) part.

[@MigData]

@@zakazany1945 thanks. Perhaps I didn't articulate my point well. All their previous casefiles have the victim's name in the title. In this one, they use the name of the serial killer. So I wondered if (and why) they see this murderer as a victim.

[@zakazany1945]

@@MigData So many victims and most of them didn't get their names public available or were criminals themselves.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@MigData there were 71 victims - be too long a title

[@ante4021]

@@MigData 1. It's literally his popular nickname translated into English. 2. Which victim's name, out of 71+, should the title be? lmfao 3. There were plenty of episodes of this podcast where the nickname of the killer was the title, like the Yorkshire Ripper, Mr. Stinky, etc. You don't have to try and make your "point" look more clear; your point is just completely wrong to begin with.

[@zarlei6048]

I seriously doubt that he wrote his autobiography, I'd think that he's almost illiterate considering how such murderous gangsters are usually of low intelligence.

[@hydras5947]

He did spend his entire jail time reading and learning how to write. It's not that unbelievable

[@MyAnalogueWatch]

Don't be an idiot. There is no evidence of this, you are simply speculating and it is very likely you are wrong. Like the other commenter says, in prison he was reading and writing. A lot of lifer prisoners become highly educated and very, very well read.

[@Hannius1]

Most biographies are written by ghostwriters anyways

[@zakazany1945]

They ask for someone to write down their stories. Also, a lot of criminals back then learned how to read and write in prison.

[@lyricsevoq]

🤦‍♂️ Probably there's someone writing his biography..