Charles Sobhraj : The Serpent

[@tiekbane]

It always amazes me how hard these con men work to avoid an honest living.

[@Aromagirl70]

My first true crime novel was "The life and crimes of Charles Sobraj" in the late 80s, then a miniseries.... that sparked my interest in this genre!

[@thejudgmentalcat]

Tourists should always be aware they have a bullseye on their back.

[@christopherstrong4119]

This is 1 of my 3 favorite Scary Story Tellers, MONSTERS, MR.BALLEN, THAT CHAPTER with Mike, ILL BINGE WATCH THESE ALL THE TIME , I CANT GET ENOUGH EVER

[@travismiller1491]

Hey man if you like those, try coffeehouse crime aswell, same style as That Chapter.

[@amywarren3508]

If you are interested check out The Misery Machine, it's a small channel with a lot of heart and Criminally Listed, the narrator has a very interesting voice and the back ground music fits it perfectly! Have a great day ya'll from Texas.

[@anbar3729]

@@amywarren3508 all great channels! Y'all might enjoy Dave's Lemonade as well. He has a great channel!

[@TheAngryChinchilla]

Thanks for the recommendations! Hadn't heard of Mr. Ballen. I'll have to check him out!

[@whopiddledonyourposttoasti175]

I love all those mentioned and have to add Brief Case. Absolutely fantastic narrator as well as content, it's crime in the past. A lot of research goes into digging up information from sometimes centuries ago. Another great channel with past crimes is They Got Away With Murder. Some more are; Ask A Mortician, Red Tree Crime, The Crime Reel, Serial Killer Documentaries are all fantastic as well. Had to add Somewhere Sinister and The Fear Files. And only if you're not sensitive absolutely fantastic channel with great content quality is ....Deadbug Says.

[@yarini-1]

Thank you. "Serpentine" a book about Charles Sobhraj and his crimes is a great read.

[@Alene-vi2gj]

So good. 😊😊😊

[@gorefiend7465]

Some call him a serpent, I call him a monster 🥶🔥

[@pookispalaceoflove6518]

“And then they tried Acid to burn a hole through, which was just stupid” 😂😂

[@Ilike25]

Thank you for giving victims a voice

[@mylescharron3746]

Fell asleep during a nap only to wake up at 3am and can’t sleep and looking for video to fall asleep to… see that new Monsters is uploaded… Winning.

[@alexramirez4723]

Literally same thing happened to me just now

[@Jess-gr1qf]

You read my mind! I was hoping you would cover this guy, his life story is just wild. I read the book Serpentine and it was fascinating from beginning to end. Thanks for another great vid.

[@nr1NPC]

There is a movie about him! Or more actually, but one on netflix called "The Serpent" The other one I thought about is "Main Aur Charles" which seems impossible to find, but that one seems much better :unamused: I always wanted to see a good true crime channel covering him, as he is half indian like me

[@rabby77777]

@@nr1NPC cheers will check it out

[@pattywolford]

Yes, the book Serpentine by Thomas Thompson is one of the greatest true crime books.

[@nicolerosa224]

Yeah, I believe everyone should read that book. I’ve traveled alone and only after I read it, did I realize how lucky I was. 🤣😂

[@purplemoonsunflower8386]

I watched the series on Netflix.

[@lisahughes8779]

What a nice mid week surprise! Thank you! You and That Chapter are my two favorite channels. You both always bring clear, concise, and articulate content. Even to the stories that I’ve heard several times before. Now THAT is talent.

[@Zoritos64]

Same here!! Good taste!

[@paulsimpkins5991]

Hey u ok...I agree with you but I'll have to stick Mr Ballen in the mix 👍👍..

[@jerseystrongg2g352]

I concur! I LOVE MIKE !!!!

[@kaylinbrock1790]

Coffee housecrime really good as well

[@BeautyRepublicUnited]

Yes! I love them both!

[@MM-hf6om]

Holy crap .. This dudes life was just constant escalation of crime

[@georgeelmerdenbrough6906]

All in avoidance of getting a job

[@sarajane46321]

Anyone else imagining the Benny Hill theme in their heads as this guy gets caught, escapes, goes to hospital, fools the Keystone Cops, etc? Sheesh!

[@annestarkey]

Do do do do do do do do la la.la do.do loved benny hill has a 80 s child 🧒 😊

[@isaactuuri6488]

i like the off-the-cuff approach to narration, best way to go to feel at home quickly with the announcer.

[@ScamLikely9327]

Dudes wife is down bad if she’s climbing into his hospital bed so he can escape. Like damn son.

[@ffokcuf2039]

You're cranking these out my man... keep up the good work

[@Historyfreak-f7o]

Too bad there are so many monsters.

[@menah85]

My gosh I’m so addicted to your shows!!! I watch it while cooking, as my podcast to sleep, while on my family trip which FYI!!! My trips are very shorter listening 👂 Thank you for BEING THE BEST ON KZbin!!!

[@Leoprincess3038]

It's not even that deep 😂😏

[@scottyboy7462]

if you like this channel, check out "That Chapter" on youtube. It's my new favorite channel. Let me know what ya think.

[@menah85]

@@Leoprincess3038 and it’s really not that deep for you to comment on my shit!!!! If that’s my hobby then what does that have to have to do with you?

[@menah85]

@@scottyboy7462 I'll check it out as well thank you!!!

[@menah85]

@Pᴀᴡɴ S𝜏ᴀʀ𝕤 ✯🇫​ᴀɴ and your mad sick for commenting 😆

[@waynegoddard4065]

When it comes to monsters this channel never let's you down. Quality channel!!!!!!!!!!

[@incognito_x75]

Wow, people who don't deserve to live are able to afford open heart surgeries at the expense of others while some who actually deserve to live cannot...

[@AditVats]

Unfortunate reality of us.

[@AditVats]

Unfortunate reality of us.

[@ricktandron3669]

This is one of your best narratives. Well-crafted!

[@thisisMONSTERS]

Thanks so much!

[@ASMRTingledPink]

I live in a small town in Thailand, and there is a woman who lives here that knew him back when all this happened. It's a good thing she's Thai, because had she been a tourist, she may have been one of his victims.

[@maditaylor4473]

Wow! That’s wild!!! Thank God she’s ok!

[@ASMRTingledPink]

@@maditaylor4473 I know! It's really weird to know she knew him. And it really is true because she was in a documentary about him. I don't actually know her but a friend of mine does, so that's how I found out about it. She runs a resort here now.

[@journeygabriel9714]

This is one of your best intros yet! I love your show so much. You put some humour in at reasonable times, but still keep it respectful to the victims.

[@Buzza235]

@watchmejumpstart The humour was at the beginning

[@alyssacorexcore]

I love that your uploads are late at night (for me) because sometimes I wake up in the night and they make me feel a little less lonely.

[@juliestrickland7754]

I love your videos!!! The snarky way you tell them just feeds my smart ass little soul. 😂😂😂😂😂 Seriously tho, you have great content. And great delivery. Please don't ever stop uploading for us.

[@francescawilliams8177]

12:12 was comedy gold for me

[@tinak.356]

I love this narrators snarky way to talk.. He has the best voice ever!!!

[@jogingeorge4885]

My dad almost ran into him when he was arrested in Goa in the mid-'80s. My dad was a regular at the restaurant O'Coqeiro where Sobhraj was apprehended. The restaurant still has a statue of him, with his hands cuffed in a sitting position on the chair he was sitting in when he was arrested.

[@magnetdance]

Interesting! I'll check it out next time I'm there.

[@crieverytim]

That's baffling and bizarre. I would want people to forget a serial killer frequented my restaurant

[@crieverytim]

Not sure that qualifies as 'almost running into him'! Like, I've been to Nobu but I wouldn't say I 'almost ran into Jay Z and Beyonce'

[@jogingeorge4885]

@@crieverytim well India is a weird country like that. We're obsessed with anything that has some amount of fame, or infamy in this case. That place became really famous after that. This was the mid 80s. The local papers celebrated it. It was free advertising. Mind you this is a lot of years before I was born so I don't know how their business actually boomed. But there was definitely a jump. It went from being a relatively small restaurant to one of the most well known restaurants in the area.

[@jogingeorge4885]

@@crieverytim well if you want me to elaborate, the day he was arrested at the restaurant, my dad was there to have regular morning breakfast there. Back in his bachelor days, it was his regular morning hangout. The cops who came to arrest Sobhraj were incognito and playing cards a table away from him. Non regular customers at that time of the morning for O'Coqeiro was uncommon for the place so my dad definitely took notice of Sobhraj, smiled at him and almost got up to take a chair across him. Until one of thr disguised cops furtively gestured him not to. A few minutes later, Sobhraj called his current girlfriend, another woman he conned into trusting him. Some time after that, the cops revealed themselves and arrested him.

[@lesleej8275]

I watched this on Netflix an found it powerful extremely disturbing how long he lived a life doing this

[@lynnb5726]

What is it called?

[@itsmekaioh]

@@lynnb5726 the serpent

[@lesleej8275]

@@lynnb5726 the serpent on Netflix

[@marikadolinsky9912]

Same this guy was ruthless

[@novelist99]

Read Thomas Thompson's Serpentine. I couldn't put it down.

[@BEETSEEKA]

People with great foresight combined with a lack of compassion for others lives are super dangerous

[@normacook8325]

You TOTALLY outdid yourself! The opening was genius! Amazing work Mr. M.

[@cliftonrocquemore1218]

I HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING YOUR WORK FOR 3 MONTHS, AND I HAVE TO SAY THAT I LOVE YOUR WORK. YOU ARE KILLING IT.

[@marikadolinsky9912]

You put so much effort and work into your videos for us. Thank you for the fantastic content as always

[@MH-iq5mx]

Every time I watch TIM, I come to the same conclusion : people without the love of their parents OR from a disfunctional home are more likely to become psychopaths. The beginning of these stories always makes me feel compassionate until the monsters appear.

[@landroveraddict2457]

Nurture and nature is an interesting topic. I don't think it is completely black and white. Some children have completely horrific upbringings and it is hard to see how they could turn out to be anything other than highly dysfunctional adult, but some do. We would live in a better world if we all tried to be a little harder to be nice. Then there would be fewer manufactured psychopaths and maybe the number of natural psychopaths turning to violence would reduce, I mean they could always go into banking. Seriously the boy Charles Sobhraj, had little chance. His path was set very young. I'm sad for the young boy but horrified by the adult he became.

[@gabrieliusvejuotas4381]

You don't become a psycho, you are born psycho.

[@landroveraddict2457]

​@@gabrieliusvejuotas4381 I believe some are born some are made. If they are born that way are they fully responsible for their actions? If a person born with Tourette syndrome is not responsible when they say offensive words. Is the natural born psycho fully responsible when they kill. When caught should the death penalty be off the table? Should they just be held in secure care for the remainder of their lives? Maybe how we define psychopath differs. If your definition only includes those born with a psychopathic personality. What should we call those who develop the characteristics later in life?

[@Searchin4keys]

Very much agree. It's crazy how having a shxt upbringing helps people repeat the cycle but even worse. So sad.

[@janeeyre1990]

Also more likely to be their victims. Having a loving family that has the knowledge and resources to care for you and protect you is a privilege many don't get. If you grow up being neglected or abused, it seems normal to you. So you either go on to become an abuser or a victim of abuse. That's what the term "cycle of abuse" refers to. I was raised by a survivor of abuse and was protected from significant trauma and hardship until adulthood. In adulthood, I have found that people who have been privileged enough not to experience abuse are often uncomfortable with it. They avoid discussing it and avoid people involved in abuse, whether they are the abusers or the victims. Abuse, especially child abuse, is very common. We need to normalize talking about it so that victims aren't judged and stigmatized.

[@theresacarter2093]

Great selection! I did happen to watch The Serpent on Netflix a while back. Such a horribly greedy individual! Thanks a bunch for all of your hard work on your awesome content! ❤️ Your Channel ❤️‼️

[@leslieparkerplaylists2730]

Charles Sobhraj was an interesting story. His life had so many tragedies and ruthless murders and cons it was hard to believe a person could live like that. Being able to kill with no hesitation or remorse. If there were ever a description and meaning of the phrase collateral damage Charles Sobhraj certainly displayed those actions with his victims. That left so many loved ones and significant others devastated in his path like a tornado with them left to still pick up the pieces of their shattered lives and try to make sense of a senseless murderous plot. Thank you for another video of a serial killer for all of us to beware of the dangers some people impose.

[@ajadeleye4970]

2:01 As a member of the "how do you pronounce that??" club, respect to you for flying through those names 🫡

[@DatGrA2b]

Geez that childhood sounds horrific

[@Nicole-ge5qv]

I literally don't know why you don't have more subscribers. You do a great job spreading knowledge and facts

[@thisisMONSTERS]

It takes time. I'm patient and I'm happy to have the ones I have now. Thanks for watching!

[@Jachi_Michael]

Too many idiots without talent are taking ppl attention more.

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

It won't be much longer & he's gonna catch fire! 🔥

[@Kris-wo4pj]

Dude ya didn't include the Dutch dipolmat(not French ambassador thanks people in the comments) in Thailand I think definitely an dipolmat. That spent over 20 yrs tracking Charlie's down and tying all his crimes together that his evidence was used as the stuff that put Charlie away for life. He came out of retirement soon as he got the phone call and flew over to napal with the evidence and testified since he was literally the expert on Charles crimes. He completely ruined his career as a dipolmat to do this being displined repeatedly over it that he was suspended multiple times. He was also the reason why Charles was forced to flee to India since he got his apartment raided and they found all the passports for the people he killed in the safe plus all his recipts for the drugs and jewels. Oh he's also the reason interpol was able to tie all those crimes together of the tourists they thought it was separate incidents.

[@teresatv9209]

He was the Dutch ambassador - amazing man

[@mattbarneveld815]

I think you might be referring to the Dutch diplomat, Herman Knippenberg. An incredibly dogged and persistent individual who, as you describe, ultimately nailed Sobhraj's fate.

[@milanloranger8372]

This comment is what happens when you educate yourself on Netflix.

[@SHARON.I]

@@milanloranger8372 and so?

[@whopiddledonyourposttoasti175]

@@milanloranger8372 as opposed to what? Mainstream media?

[@DuckiesDad08]

The fact he went BACK to Nepal was grand. Like, DUDE!

[@jda58tex]

Many years ago, I read the book "Serpentine" by Tommy Thompson which was about this monster. it's a very good read.

[@Alene-vi2gj]

Freaking great book.❤❤❤❤😂😂

[@TahtahmesDiary]

It's pretty stunning how he had zero citizenship for so long due to lack of marriage of his parents! Wtf was be expected to do all that time?!

[@snippyJ]

I don't know.... maybe NOT be an azzhole????

[@pauls3117]

Not kill anyone

[@DNKitty]

Fr.. not be a pos? What point were you trying to make?

[@alberthurt9472]

Almost 500k . Great work . You deserve it for all the entertainment you bring to the world. On Behalf of us all "THANK YOU"

[@carlroy]

This one was a scary one, a nomad serial killer is something very hard to catch.

[@Sab69san]

Cos when u paid the bakshish ;money in these country i ve been in india ,u can make what u want

[@tedjones3955]

TIM, That Chapter and Coffeehouse Crime are our favorite channels. Please keep up the great work!

[@stinkybritches8174]

Who’s Tim and why are you yelling his name?

[@chelelee6321]

@@stinkybritches8174 lol. I don't know if you're kidding, but it's capitalized TIM because it's an anocronym for This Is Monsters.

[@dub3140]

12:12 Loved it! 😂 Great video! This is Monsters is one of the best if not THE best series on KZbin.

[@francescawilliams8177]

If it wasn't so tragic I would have been cackling like a demon about him "legally working"

[@demoncatman6575]

Always a pleasure to see a new This Is Monsters in my feed, another great telling. The intro now reminds me of an intro to an old TV series 'Tales of the Unexpected' is very fitting. 😊👍

[@area51l]

I think a lot of the women attracted to serial killers/criminals have an "I can fix him" mentality, or at least that they think by loving him they'd be an exception to his violence. I wouldn't date a killer, but have definitely had past relationships where I thought I could heal all their emotional wounds, only to realize that you can't *make* people get better they have to come to that themselves.

[@mollybrolly4717]

They think love is ALL that's needed to stop him wanting to kill...or the good old...he might have killed others, but, I'm safe, he'd NEVER even hurt me because he LOVES ME.

[@FlightRiskAK1]

Add to that list: falling "in love" with a killer is generally safe. After all, he is locked up so he can't hurt her.

[@sobersky3716]

Guys like him are very charismatic. I think that's the thing. I mean, if I was trying to convince some people I'm dealing with jewels and I have a stone they desire in Thailand and I can sell it to them for half a price, they wouldn't even let me finish, they would probably tell me to get lost right after I'd say 'hi' to them, but this guy was pulling shit like that over and over again. A personality like that is a true magnet. Also, when feelings are at play our critical thinking is insignificantly weakened.

[@XxTaiMTxX]

People who think that way are generally not great people to be around. It's a form of narcissism and vanity. "I can change them!", "They love me, so I'm immune", etcetera. Or, maybe they just lack the "base instinct" to be able to tell when people are dangerous and bad for them. They don't have the inner feeling that something is dangerous. That animal instinct. It's been dulled or ignored over time. But, you can see it their eyes. You can see who is dangerous and who is not in their eyes. You can tell who is a serial killer by seeing that there's nothing behind their eyes. That essential spark is missing from such people. Well, if you've got the animal instinct, you can sense it. If you don't... then you're as good as a lamb to slaughter. A turkey staring up at the rain and drowning. The lack of survival instinct and the inherent narcissism present in such women are why they tend to fall for serial killers/criminals. At least our species tends to be lucky in that most of these women who do this tend to end up dead before having children with the killer and passing on their lack of survival instinct to future generations.

[@derkeheath5172]

I think that too when I see about a woman marrying a kickboxer or other violent person and being surprised when they get beat up. Not to malign all cops, but I've known several women who married cops and lived to regret it with all of their hearts.

[@nathanb5923]

He used up the last of his 9 lives when he foolishly returned to Nepal. Glad he got caught in the end.

[@dylanhicks8895]

It's been so long since I heard about Charles it's almost like he's a long lost friend. Thanks for the reminder that you can't trust anyone no matter where you are.

[@stephaniegrasley9657]

I have seen many documentaries about this man, none as detailed as yours. Thanks for all the amazing videos!

[@redwine65]

It's strange they let people like this live

[@natalie9884]

As others have said, what a nice surprise!❤️🙏 I see this was uploaded 9 hours ago… It is almost 1pm EST here… Wouldn’t be surprised if you were up at all hours of the night creating and uploading contact for your fans! Appreciate all the work you put into these videos. It definitely shows, as you are one of the very, very few True Crime/serial killer KZbinr who puts in the extra research, meticulous details, and goes above and beyond. Always… it does not go unnoticed!🤗

[@rachelspeakman9030]

Found your channel and hooked. Great narrations and thoroughly enjoyed :)

[@DrLuke49]

It is unreal that there are those within the American justice system along with those around the world who still believe that monsters like the serpent should never be held accountable for their actions because they cannot help the way their brains are wired. Charles cannot die soon enough.

[@miyannaable]

I had to listen to the intro a couple of times - brought a smile to my face. You never fail to entertain!! Love your channel!!

[@nicoletorrance3786]

I love how you are able to get in all these small details without confusing the listener. And my favorite thing is the way you throw some sarcasm in there for good measure. What an interesting story. I look forward to your posts! Love from Georgia 💖

[@delamore80]

I am pleased you have done this one. I am really hoping Gérard Schaefer is in this season too

[@loyalty5399]

Thanks for sharing monsters ❤️

[@abigailmauldin6722]

Love the intro! I LOVE THIS CHANNEL! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️thanks for all the hard work and research u put into your account! I definitely look forward to every upload you make!!

[@ladominicana2896]

“Explore with us” is a good one too

[@zaten-p]

I needed something to listen to during class, and this came at the perfect time.

[@farhenheit628of1200]

This is a crazy story!

[@thisislilraskal]

I like the way you tell stories, and you're pretty thorough with the details. Cheers mate, sending power and blessings from Melbourne Australia

[@kraft_design]

I seen channels similar to his .. sorry he is by far the best ....bro really does his homework and straight to the point ...best by far !!!

[@chestinejohnson9173]

You ALWAYS drop a new story just when I need it! Thank you!! 🤗✌🏾💕

[@chasenip2]

I CANNOT wait to settle in and watch this later. I loooooooooooooved the Netflix series.

[@Jordys_Cursed_Camera]

I can't believe he got 13 yrs for murder and theft but got 10 yrs for escape!! What kind of justice system did India have back then bc that's completely ridiculous. Also I absolutely love your videos. You do an amazing job of getting all the info and present it in an excellent way. Thank you for all your hard work!! Keep it up!!!

[@TigerBoyX15]

Sobhraj wanted a lengthy sentence because Thailand wanted him and we're going to give him Death Penalty..but 20 years had to pass.. where Thailand cannot access you after this time..he managed it by 4 months.. so evaded them ...and then let out of Jail Free...and no country can call him back..🌼

[@marteewarner9709]

It's so awesome that you have such great stories that haven't been told a million times by others! Love MONSTERS!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH.💟😀

[@rakelroskifte2314]

Please do a story on "Kell-Åke Johansson", Sweden Lindesberg 2002 ! I think he definitely is a monster worth your time.

[@jordanware7489]

Man, you’re churning out the content and it’s always top quality. Amazing channel, well recommended!

[@pebblesthecat3625]

Brilliant narration about a criminal I had never heard of.

[@lifeisshort..1685]

I agree with you, he is a monster. Well done, I appreciate all your research.

[@TruthNeverFade]

Seriously man, thank you so much for keeping these videos coming!! You're amazing ❤️

[@christinasornbutnark1208]

That was an amazing story told very well. I love when it’s a story I haven’t heard of bc I can’t be bothered to watch a story I’ve already head about no matter how well it’s told. Thanks.

[@terrirawling3590]

I watch all the suggested channels. Another great one is Just thought lounge. The narrator has a great knowledge of all of his subjects. Cheers Terri from Oz xxx 🇦🇺

[@jjll1552]

The end of WWII saw millions of displaced people. It's unsurprising that children without clear parentage or any papers drifted along with adults until social structures reemerged. That really doesn't explain his offending from childhood and his cold indifference to human life throughout his life. Great story as ever, thank goodnesss he was stupid enough to return somewhere they'd lock him up.

[@ontherocksinthesoilmichael6739]

It's always amazing to me that people like this who work ten times harder than an average person to steal. If he has just worked just as hard at life and career he likely would be free and rich.

[@jedross2136]

There's no such thing as an honest millionaire

[@Buzza235]

@@jedross2136 Example

[@Buzza235]

He got a rush from it that was addicted, you don't t get that from a square job

[@jedross2136]

@@Buzza235 You've pretty much got to back-stab and brown-nose to the top of a big profession, gamble with other folks jobs on the stock market or add to the renting/homelessness crisis by buying up cheap property, stuff like that. All the people in my life who've worked the hardest have managed to buy a decent house and be comfortable (financially, their bodies are damaged from bursting their arse for 40 years). They haven't got boat money.

[@Buzza235]

@@jedross2136 There are many honest millionaires, now billionaires maybe.

[@3frenchhens818]

You know what I like most about this channel? The narrator isn't afraid to express outrage, contempt or an opinion. None of this is spiteful; he's saying what other narrators dance around. Charles Sobraj makes me so angry. His one contribution is teaching travelers to be skeptical of someone who is overly friendly, to get their own food and drink, and carry those roofie-defense test strips you can use to see if someone has spiked your drink. Thomas Thompson wrote a book about this case called "Serpentine." It's good.

[@Shanti_devi19]

I am a woman and once when I was in my younger years, I was given a spiked drink by a trucker who picked me up on the Canadian highway near British Columbia. It was a teenage ritual we all hitchhiked from Quebec to BC during summer time at least once in our life. I was lucky I was with my bf at the time, I could have ended on the road side comatose or even dead. It gave me a hard lesson in life I will never forget and I hope every young woman out there watch their drink and are careful about who they're hanging with, specially while travelling.

[@Buzza235]

@@Shanti_devi19I hope a lot of young women is able to read your comment. You might want to go more public about your experience to spread your word

[@Shanti_devi19]

@@Buzza235 Thanks, I'm not sure it will be of much use as there are so many stories similar to mine out there who ended worse than mine that could serve as a reminder. But when I have an occasion to warn about it I sure do. And the scary thing is that I have much worse stories to share than that one. I also have female friends that were drugged in bars and parties also. It's the reality women can face. Not saying it can't happen to men. We just need to be careful about people out there :) Not everyone who is friendly have our best interest in mind!

[@Buzza235]

@@Shanti_devi19 Exactly

[@sweetmissypetuniawilson9206]

I'mma check that out! Thank you! Hey you might be interested, if you don't already know, in a show called, "I Survived..." Real survival stories, told by the people that survived them, of other types like, bear, cougar, dog or whatever animal attacks, train, plane, boat, hiking, swimming etc accidents & of course robberies, stalkers & other monsters, etc, etc, etc.. ☮️💜

[@meganvandyke3442]

Also, I don’t remember the Netflix documentary really talking about his upbringing and this is much more interesting and explanatory of his evolution into crime and murder

[@puspitabanaszak4823]

But Netflix shows how ruthless he is by time he chosen the victims and then murdered them. The actor who plays Charles is so convincing with his gesture and mimic. He is a monster with a good face. So creepy

[@covetprice]

A true soulless being.

[@terrenceswiff]

I've never really understood the statute of limitations... Like a reward for successful criminals.

[@gordonaliasme1104]

You must be mentally strong, tracking down and revealing these psychos. You have a unique talent, thank you! 😨

[@jennylee5003]

? This information is available publicly and a movie was made he didn’t track this guy down lol

[@ericfranchi1354]

@@jennylee5003 🤣🤣🤣

[@chloeswigs3680]

its on netflix, the serpent

[@zaquejones4529]

You're speeding these out and I love it. Thank you for the fantastic content as always.

[@deanbryant3176]

I love this channel and listen to it on Spotify also. Anyway.... Whenever I listen to these types of stories, whether by this channel or others, I often think about how these con men or women don't want to work for what they aquire. But if you think about it, they really do work, and hard at that. They work hard to evade capture, they work hard at presenting themselves as whatever type person they're trying to be, etc. At the end of the day, they tend to work much harder than if they ACTUALLY had a real job. So those of you that con people and live a life of always looking behind yourself, go get a real job!

[@Timmeh_The_tyrant]

This demonstrates that some people are born bad. The parents have nothing to do with how this guy turned out.

[@artisttjan]

Yo! can you imagine being at that dinner table watching people drop like flies. Insane!

[@ravioli2020]

simplisafe sponsoring true crime videos is absolutely brilliant

[@howboutthatt]

Monsters and Somewhere Sinister are two of my favorite channels. I have watched and listened to all your content. Thank you.

[@stevemacdaddy9909]

Perfect timing. Just after midnight. Thanks for the video. Consistently good content.

[@QueenNSim]

Wow Jiles!! Half a million subs!!! CONGRATULATIONS 🎊🎈🎉🍾

[@jwest9155]

I like the little history lesson in the beginning. Very interesting. If you made a separate channel about travel/different countries and their history I’d watch in a heart beat

[@aajada]

There is a separate channel called Someplace Sinister

[@meganvandyke3442]

Godddd you are my favorite podcast for real!!! Bless this episode 😭🙏🏼🌈

[@meganvandyke3442]

And I got a heart react from you😭😭

[@GS-md3hr]

im ashamed to say that i've always been fascinated by this guy and i've read and watched nearly everything available about him

[@DrakeSmith-tn6ij]

Being fascinated is nothing to be ashamed of.

[@amandab3039]

congratulations on 500k! I've loved your channel for a while, keep up the amazing work! 👏👏

[@brianpj5860]

Even if im already very familiar with the cases you present, I always stick around to hear your perspective on it. The amount of success this man gained with his silver tongue is almost endearing. Too bad his cunning wasn’t as advances as his charisma, or he could of been far more successful.

[@watovit]

Can't believe I somehow missed this one. Wow! Keep at it, friend! Fantastic content.

[@diy_cat9817]

This intro is wild.

[@WalldoTheWInner]

Know what his dad said when his mom left? "aw, no Phun"

[@anja2716]

Most brilliant opening "capitals" narrative.

[@ladyhvac5195]

I really appreciate how you do your sponsor commercials.

[@chrishobbs5613]

He was released on Christmas eve. Free again to cause terror