Chicago's Most Infamous Serial Killer

John Wayne Gacy's lawyer Sam Amirante joins the show to talk about his time with one of the most infamous serial killers in American history. We get into how Eddie has been chasing Sam down for 2 years, the night that Gacy confessed to him about the murders, how he met Gacy, and more.
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[@justinhicks306]

What a great interview. Eddie is great at asking the right questions to get people talking. It was amazing to hear this story first hand.

[@chrisjames8835]

This is so much better than some network tv show having this guy and trumping it up with dramatic music and graphics with all that bs reenactment stuff, like Dateline or w.e. This was great.

[@meghanscully5203]

Best interview yet. Eddie is so kind and personable he could get anyone to open up to him.

[@JacobDragon-ss6bd]

😢

[@juniorsanchez7441]

Truly old school Chicago guy but with a heart

[@dakotabennington6052]

Criminally underrated Eddie. Great interviewers know when they have someone who can carry the conversation and let them go. You did that perfectly.

[@daviddenisiuk3129]

Well done Eddie. What an interview. Didn’t know anything about this story.

[@nickdonalds982]

It is a CRIME how underrated you guys are

[@nickjohnson6895]

Judge Amirete is a fair man. I've been in his courtroom several times in Rolling Meadows.

[@Giansfan13]

NOBODY AND I MEAN NOBODY connects with people the way eddie does, in total honesty eddie has changed the way I talked to people.

[@drewstaples9648]

Eddie is a key tool with/for barstool. Such a good interview man!! Keep killing it!!!

[@nolanschultz2393]

This was great, glad you were able to lock him down for an interview Ed.

[@jacobsmart7187]

Videos been electric recently Mao zen Ed Keep it up

[@CinemaChrisChats]

Fascinating. Great interview Eddie.

[@nicholasgomez8450]

He tried to pick my dad up in Lakeview in the mid 70s. wild story also used to work for the daughter of his friend Ronald Rohde, who he confessed to. He installed their bathroom, could never take a dump in peace knowing he installed the toilet

[@Cc-nj1ti]

Brooo what lol no fucking way that’s insane

[@brianglade848]

My dad lived by and knew Rhode, my dad said in 77 Gacy used to have a few of the neighborhood guys over for jack off contests

[@jk5468]

Eddie be very Proud of the work your doing with your show. You will know success because you know dedication.

[@jaredo1729]

This interview is🔥🔥🔥

[@chef7423]

didn’t think i’d like this episode but man this guy was really soul-bearing

[@captainredtank4108]

Been watching the Barstool videos for a while for all the funny content. But this interview was so interesting! GREAT job Eddie and some awesome storytelling by Sam!

[@bigstabby]

Some overlooked facts here. 1) Gacy's cohort Rossi, was the grandson of Vitto Marzullo and went to prison as a mob enforcer. 2) Gacy had a PDM employee/roommate named Phillip Paske who was the 2nd in command of the largest child trafficking ring in America (The Odyssey Foundation/Delta Project). One man who escaped Gacy says Paske was with Gacy and Gacy was fearful and quiet around him. 3) Another of Gacy's PDM employees went on to become the founder and leader of serial killer gang The Chicago Ripper Crew. 4)Investigators confirmed at least one victim was killed while Gacy was out of state. 5) One of Gacy's survivors who was dumped in Lincoln Park confirmed others were in the house walking around casually, while he was being tortured in the bathroom.

[@JJ_5289]

He definitely had accomplices. I dont know if we'll ever know exactly what happened , but I would imagine at the time police wanted to wrap up the story as quickly as possible and move on. They wanted to return to some sense of normalcy.

[@adamshifflett4806]

Great interview, super interesting

[@maddenwigley3318]

Can't believe Jellyroll interviewed Gacys lawyer 😅

[@babbs2121]

Excellent Edward. Excellent

[@sega62s]

this is great stuff thx

[@TMikrutMusic]

Y’all should put his wife’s website in the description and put this gentleman’s name in the title of the video. Great interview 👍

[@chriswick7987]

I’d never heard of the “3 at one time” confession.

[@BEhistoricStudios]

he meant two

[@PersianDiamond]

Ah. Sam! Great guy. I knew him from many years ago when i was a kid needing some help in a family matter and met him through his law partner. I will never forget meeting him and seeing the pictures of Gacy and him on his wall and him telling me how that came to be. Just a lovely guy.

[@RavnerRavner]

I emailed him asking for an autograph. I hope he responds 😊

[@newnancardboard6968]

Not sure I missed this when it came out but great interview Eddie!

[@exitostropicales101]

The John Wayne Gacy Story as horrible as it is, it never gets old. Sam is great, I'm currently reading his book.

[@davidtaylor328]

I Love Sam Amarante. He is a Legend in my book , I only wish that John Wayne Gacy hadn't committed the murders like he did.

[@chrishamay5528]

Not more needs to be said. This dude says it all

[@hptubez21]

Eddie has been on a heater!!!!!!!

[@philipcorcoran2996]

Great interview

[@taiikomochiyuurichin1459]

Great story teller.

[@victornolting3526]

Holy shit that was incredible

[@charlie1832]

Awesome interview Eddie

[@kneuby34]

Where's the photo?

[@rossmckinney1816]

Eddie did it again

[@hatzlmike1]

Post the Deanna picture

[@mattsean6164]

I don't work in media/production but wouldn't you think putting Gacy's name in the title would drive more views here?

[@joshlamb8163]

15:04

[@ihateyoutubecomments8100]

I've never seen this podcast or seen you before. And I was gonna say "da bearce" within the first two seconds of this. Stereotypes are real.

[@dominiquebell9021]

30:55. 15:32. 31:00. 33:07.

[@damonroberts7372]

"I wasn't afraid of him personally..." "...now I'm backin' up, I got the bat and I'm backin' up, I back outta my conference room into the hallway..."

[@cgscalijoker]

This is what Pacino wanted to sound like in the Irishman.

[@NOC1TIME]

I saw an interview with Gacy. 29 bodies found in his house. And they got it all wrong. Yeah Right!

[@AustinD1993]

58:17 Please Share the Photo 📸 that Sam mentions His Wife taking of the New House that's now standing in place of Gacy's House 🏡 where it looks like Pogo the 🤡 in the Window 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@hatzlmike1]

Change the name of the episode to Sam Almirante Eddie.

[@liammaye8427]

Ridgewood finest

[@nathan_v2269]

wish you asked about randall reffit and samuel stapleton were they killed together? like come on you could have asked such better questions as better questions...

[@pm3550]

Wow

[@goatalert]

Eddie is the 🐐

[@chriswick7987]

I respect his efforts trying to defend Gacy, but I think it was Dr Hartman at trial that said all of these traits that you think signal mental illness are just Gacy’s lies.

[@jsr20634]

Hi looks like Jelly Roll lol

[@tjslaboratoryofrockrootsof1116]

Norwood Park is not Chicago.

[@michaelgrzegorzewski8320]

Never heard an OLD MAN talking bout clout so much sayjn "John thought I had clout" and then said it again!! 🤣😂🤣

[@user-in4xp8hh5s]

I am a former victim of John Wayne Gacy and you should know that

[@chrishamay5528]

Whaaaaaat?? What was that like, for real. U made it out

[@chrishamay5528]

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[@chrishamay5528]

Truly a horrible human being

[@user-in4xp8hh5s]

I was kidnapped by John Wayne Gacy about a month after he bought his house on Summerdale... for years I was going back and forth between ⛓️ chains of him and his friends 😭 It's a miracle he gave me to be traumatized and I came out some ways healthy minded. Every night he came in drunk and horny and I was 😢his sex slave. I wish I knew the idiot now to tell me who my parents are. I think my mom is Dead in the Oklahoma City Federal Murrah Building Bombing but I don't know

[@user-in4xp8hh5s]

​@@chrishamay5528 I was kidnapped by John Wayne Gacy estimated July 7, 1971. I was chained up in the garage of the house on Summerdale. He has bought the house a before. He was a sick twisted fuck. He usually would rape me orally. His sister Karen wondered who I was talking shit . I went to school in Deckerville Elementary School in Michigan but would travel to his house from time to time. When in December 1978 he got stuck in the mud throwing Piest's body over the bridge I was in the car with him. I witnessed many of the unalivings. He murdered people and told them that I was his son... I hated him.

[@spider6g]

All gacys victims wasn’t gay I don’t think so anyway

[@rounder540]

Most infamous???? HH Holmes was way before him.

[@chrislovett3553]

Alright bing bong

[@Maf324zm]

10x

[@MyyKeeBee]

the noises coming out of his mouth are so fucking distracting (i don't know if his mouth is dry or what), but i'm still powering through for you Ed.

[@Ben-bb7mi]

reminds me a bit of that Gary in Evanston caller who used to do "Who ya crappin" who always had very audible breathing

[@killacam120]

😲😲😲

[@valerieschoen7494]

Sheesh!

[@hatzlmike1]

He is a Republican now. Bravo.

[@billyrogers9619]

Guy defends a pedophile murderer and you're happy he shares your belief system. Think about that

[@Xanderandkwonfan101]

So did they have sex with gacy or watch Porn with him then he killed them or were they not gay and he just knocked them out after them just staring at each other for a while or what happened? Because I keep hearing this they had all sorts of sexual things going on with gacy then that’s when he tricked and killed them but then I hear interviews of the family’s saying gacys a liar and they had good family’s and parents and that the boys weren’t gay and would never do anything sexual with him so what’s the truth was that ever figured out

[@Matt-cr4vv]

I think it was a mix of both. Some were gay and some weren’t.

[@brianglade848]

Some were porked

[@Xanderandkwonfan101]

Ones who went with them for porn sex or prostitution it's their own fault

[@zach6639]

First boys

[@toledoJoe]

Gay

[@jpv992]

Too many ads … feel like I’m watching cable tv

[@bigbodybess5318]

So there’s this crazy thing on KZbin, it’s called fast forward

[@diordenims9859]

Your a small guy now, But you where 6’4 before the gacy case....... I don’t even know what that means, But if I shrink a foot + when I get old I’m going to rage tf out. Hahaha.

[@BEhistoricStudios]

What he meant was his lust for life grew smaller along with his body after hearing gacys confession

[@Matt-cr4vv]

It’s an expression for he was flying high on top of the world before the Gacy case and afterwards it beat him down. An expression for being humbled in a way.