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[@manjukumarks]

Kris’s ability to blend chilling facts with just the right amount of humor keeps the content engaging without losing the seriousness of the topic.

[@Flora._.Idi0t]

And I like that I’m not too spooked

[@portiamatthews9654]

Yes that part because as I was watching and feeling ugh , she'll do something humorous and bring my emotions from breaking down.

[@FREAKAZOID_ROXY]

EXACTLY

[@Hunterofartemischildofhades]

The without losing the seriousness of the topic is sooooo important. Because the way she does it she never makes fun of the victims, and while that seems like a standard, not everyone stays respectful.

[@Evil_Goblin7477]

This is such a nice series of videos to play while you do other things

[@dietotaku]

29:57 "and i said, 'you SHOT me?!'" i love the incredulous tone she has when she says that. like she's saying "are you for real? you SHOT me? seriously?" what a gal, bless her!

[@allisonvass6309]

I was like, You shot me! You shot me right in the arm. Austen powers

[@M.C.C_Mellypope]

A true icon and badass

[@loisruhl764]

Alright Death Becomes Her

[@allisonvass6309]

@@loisruhl764 do you remember where you parked the car?

[@andrewwallenstein9575]

I walked by those barrels as a kid several times without a second thought

[@jessicaorozco963]

19:46 I’m a Visalia native and there was a Psychology Professor from the local college that was murdered by the Visalia ransacker. From what I know of from just articles and reports, the Professor’s daughter was attacked in the middle of the night and he had woken up and shielded his daughter but ended up dying later in the hospital. His daughter would have been the first victim of the golden state killer if her father didn’t sacrifice himself. RIP Professor Claude Snelling 🤍

[@Dabis_Husband]

Rip. My heart goes out to Mr. Snelling, what he did was beautiful and I will never forget him now. It's unfortunate that his life was cut short, but hopefully his memory lives on in his daughter and her offspring. This story reminds me that there is still true good in the world. He really thought he was going to be cut down, and inevitably did succumb to injury, but he was able to save and protect his daughter ❤🫂

[@firegirl8570]

Rip to Professor Snelling ❤

[@Thefordguy1997]

I never thought a big KZbinr would ever mention a town so close to me kinda crazy

[@LameByProxy]

“CRIME. CONSPIRACY. CULTS. SERIAL KILLERS. AND MURDER” Has been stuck in my for so long now 😭

[@Jigglessss112]

It's been stuck in my for so long too

[@Michael1777-1]

And that's was just Wednesday

[@Misty_the_Weirdo]

In your what😭😭😭😭

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[@junkmonkies]

I could listen to Kris talking about serial killers for hours. She always keeps it entertaining and at the same time shines some light on the cases. She needs her own show !!

[@SASSY.POTTAHH]

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[@Kendal-20]

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[@emiliabobelia]

Nah her content is so good because it’s homebrewed! Getting a network involved would bring a whole different energy. When KZbinrs go big production it usually results in a loss of that good og energy.

[@Crispycheese-ii8lt]

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[@Froggy_WCUE-y5c]

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[@LukaMarie7]

The Golden State Killer was my neighbor! His granddaughter and my sister were friends! My dad (a probation officer in Sacramento) knew Joe and our neighbors that lived between our house and Joe's House were all familiar with Joe's.... off-ness. I remember that he kept his house rather dark and when we would play in the house and got too noisy, he'd shoo us elsewhere with a bit of a sneer, but he never actually threatened us. He even made us Spaghetti-O's for lunch when we were there during the day. He kept mostly to himself, but occasionally, he would chat with my dad and our before mentioned neighbors about lawn care, recipes, and old law enforcement stories. The neighborhood knew him as "Crazy Joe" because he'd talk to himself and sound like he was arguing with someone. We kids mostly hung around his granddaughter, and eventually, we moved from the neighborhood for other reasons. My dad would eventually move back to that same neighborhood years later, but in another part and those same neighbors were still living next to Crazy Joe. Turns out, hours before his arrest, they had been talking about a recipe. When Joe was arrested, he told the officers, as they cuffed him, "I have a roast in the oven." To which the officers replied, "We'll make sure to take it out." I remember the phone call my dad made to us kids when he told us that Crazy Joe was the Golden State Killer. It was mind-blowing but also made a lot of sense? It's funny how the only thing he truly treasured, besides his roast, was his family, and it was his family's DNA that brought to light his crimes. I remember we all tuned into the sentencing, and it just felt all too surreal. I pray for the families he impacted, and I'm so glad justice was rightfully served. He deserves every bit of time that he wastes away. I hope his family is okay, too. That can't be an easy thing to come to terms with. I just wanted to share my experience with this, but it's also kinda weird... cause my mom used to live 5 doors down from the Manson House in LA as well, and I find the coincidence just a little off-putting. God, I hope this doesn't run in the family, but you never know who your neighbors are. One day, you're swapping roast recipes and tips on how to trim roses, and the next, they're being cuffed for murder.

[@Blue_CowCow]

That's actually crazy that you knew him personally. I'm glad he didn't hurt you or your sister while you were friends with his granddaughter. I, too, pray for the families that he brought such anguish to, and hope that they finally find peace now that he's gone for good.

[@betsady4076]

This story is insane, you should make your own KZbin video 😮

[@Blue_CowCow]

@@betsady4076 love how the emoji matches your expression in your pfp

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[@bec2137]

My moms baby sister was brutally murdered in 1986 in Trenton Michigan right before her 17th birthday. Today is the anniversary of her death, Rose Marie Zoldos. Its still considered a cold case to this day, no one has ever been tried for her murder. The man that did it walked away free due to the lack of resources in the small police department. DNA testing wasn't available yet. Hopefully one day her case gets the recognition she deserves. This marks 38 years since she was taken from this world too soon. We keep the neswpapers, death report, autopsy and court proceedings in a family photo album and her senior pictures still hang on the walls of my mother's house. My mom says I look like her and my middle name is Rose to commemorate her life 💜

[@xo_rosaliee]

Rest in peace to her. I’m so sorry that your family never truly got closure, she deserves recognition❤️

[@sonianugent6429]

That is a very sad happening. I am so sorry for her, her family, and your mom. It is apparent your mom loves her very much. I pray y'all get justice.

[@HannahRose19960]

My middle name is Rose too! I'm so sorry for you and your family's tragic loss

[@shyryTsr2k]

That’s so terrible I’m so sorry…

[@Onyx_xoxox]

That’s terrible I’m so sorry she didn’t get the Justice she deserves. Hope she will one day. Sending love and positivity to you and your family. 💗

[@karolinebksgaard2619]

0:01 this intro, no matter how many times, always manages to make me crack a smile man. Love you Kris - excited to watch this! 🧡

[@shortiecake]

Im so glad you covered the Golden State Killer. He's probably what really got me into true crime because it's insane how he first started with burglary and grew to murder. He taunted his victims even in local meetings the towns had when they were frustrated with this masked man. The amount of victims he claimed for both -drape- and mvrder is insane. I'm also so amazed with how much DNA in the crime world itself has evolved, and so many cold cases are now being solved due to past forensic evidence. I truly believe this killer could've gotten a whole 1 hour episode because this man had no limits, but I'm so grateful you covered this horrible guy's atrocious crimes and undoings

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@Athenian_Freak thank you

[@Athenian_Freak]

@@shortiecake You are very much welcome. 🤗 Have a blessed day and stay safe my friend.

[@DanielWood-o2f]

real life ghostface

[@noelmiles4235]

He was Spotted in My Neighbor's House by Her Children! Single Mom. He Slipped Out.😢 It was in Danville.

[@With_Extra_Crisp]

Kris is absolutely SLAYING every hairstyle she tries out

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[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

That's creepy ​@yourlocalDepressoEspresso

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That's creepy ​@yourlocalDepressoEspresso

[@jenn8179]

And can we talk about that lip color?!? *Chefs kiss*❤

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You need more likes !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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​@@thechannel1473 Thank you

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[@thechannel1473]

@@chezmayhennessey1599 well you were speaking facts so 🤷‍♀️

[@icarus4302]

I'm always excited to see Kris's true crime videos, she's so good at balancing information, humor, and sympathy all at the same time and not enough true crime does that

[@Anna-i4r8y]

Yes! I love her sympathy to the victims and their families

[@warriorwolf3047]

Agreed. True crime needs to do that more. They would get more viewers and views.

[@sm2544]

I agree so much! Another person who tells in a similar way is Bailey Sarian. I think u may like her too! Xx

[@icarus4302]

​@@sm2544 Thanks to your comment I started watching her and omg she's great! Feels like I'm gossiping with the girls 😂

[@sm2544]

@@icarus4302 literally ! Lover her sm!!

[@You_Desereve_Love]

“You sick minded beautiful intellectual freak”😂 Love you Kris💜

[@Winnie.07]

I need this on a shirt

[@lilliant.9936]

@@Winnie.07 was just thinking the same thing!

[@KATORI_EMPIRE]

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[@OnlyEssy]

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[@Motoracer83husqvarna]

21:20 He could grape the people but can’t get away for shoplifting 😂

[@Hestia_13]

New Hampshire resident here, Bear Brook is very dense and the distance between the barrels was about a football field apart, according to the NHPR coverage. Not to mention murders like this don't happen very often in Allenstown, and the police force was both small and they were investigating a completely different murder at the same time. The reporter from NHPR covering the case did a little investigation of his own with another person. They wore neon yellow vests and each went to the location of a barrel; they couldn't see each other at all because of how dense it is. They couldn't even find each other by sight, they had to call out to find each other. Hope this clears up just how difficult it was to see/find the second barrel, and police were not completely at fault for this. Love these true crime videos, great work Kris!

[@kkharrisxoxo]

I appreciate this, I was extremely curious how they wouldn't notice the second barrel.

[@k4l4mi7tygaming7]

@@kkharrisxoxo Yeah it's a massive park. Also if I remember correctly the other barrel was sealed "tighter" the other one did not off gas as much. Wicked weird and unusual for NH and nothing really close to this has happened since. Love the state park but it sucks cause every time you go it still feels bad walking through someone's final resting spot. Also you get some creeps. A lot of those Statey's that were on the case work with myself and hearing the investigation first hand was crazy.

[@kaitlynwright5184]

It’s also very plausible the 2nd barrel wasn’t dumped until after the first was found when he felt like it was not going to be investigated anymore.

[@Fishercat5992]

I remember from the NHPR podcast that it took quite awhile for the officer to find in the dense vegetation. And yes the reporter with another person could not see each other standing up in bright clothing. Thank you for clearing that up.

[@jamesknapp64]

its super hard to find things in the dense woods, and way easier to get lost than anyone wants to admit. Even a hundred feet apart wouldn't be easy to find.

[@ChefSarah4104]

California native here. It was Michelle McNamara, a true crime author and previous wife of comedian Patton Oswald, who essentially solved the Golden State Killer case. Unfortunately she passed away before he was caught and justice was served.

[@kallmekris]

Good to know!! I didn't see that in any of my research! I do my very best to get all the facts right, but it's hard to get EVERY piece of info that's available, especially if it wasn't covered as much, which sadly it wasn't, but that's an interesting tidbit. Looking into it further now, she clearly didn't "solve" the case, but she absolutely kept it alive and had some very compelling theories that matched who the killer was. At the end of the day it was DNA that put him behind bars, but I definitely think her research was notable for the case and played a big role. Always love hearing more info! Thanks!

[@JazyNerdyGirlReacts]

There is a 6 part documentary about her work on it called ill be gone in the dark and she actually died not long after from a heart condition but doc is well done.

[@Pippa-re6hw]

@@kallmekris you are the best ❤❤❤❤

[@haleywood8040]

He was my next door neighbor growing up. It was literally us, him, and then an FBI agent lol. Molly ringwald also lived in our neighborhood. I stg I’m not lying, my uncle was even interviewed on the news! But yeah the dude is a FREAKAZOID. Always was. Stayed screaming at his kids, bitching at his neighbors, trimmed his lawn with scissors… the dude was nuts.

[@Luckblade]

Michelle McNamara didn't solve the case, but she did shed a lot of public interest in the case. Many people in law enforcement solved the case. Arguably, the forensic tech from Ventura county who always doubled up on his collected samples is the real hero. VC had a pristine DNA sample just sitting in a freezer which allowed the genetic genealogy testing that led them to JJD.

[@Raylynntheweirdo]

Since the 2nd barrel was found in a similar state to the one is 1988 but was found in 2000 that might mean the 2nd pair of girls were murdered later which is why they didn't find the 2nd murder 7:25

[@houssamarar]

Please get this woman a tv show!❤

[@gwennnnnnn]

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[@QuinnleyBruce]

Yah Kris revealed 😮

[@M_Bo098]

TRUE

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[@meanybloxtv2]

This might be popular later

[@cherwilkes4564]

I grew up in Sacramento and in 1979 I was 14 years old. The East side Rapist had every woman, & teen girl feeling terrified & unsafe even in their own homes

[@c.karnstein3299]

Which is absolutely insane because you hear of some eye witnesses saying they see a man in full black creeping around in their yard and never call the police or alert anybody. I know it was different times but the amount of unlocked and just wide open doors and windows is insane to us today. Some of the most creepy details were him feeding dogs with treats over time so they would get used to him and not alert, and using empty cans (much like the plates) put behind doors so they would alert with sound if anyone disturbed him during a crime

[@cherwilkes4564]

@@Célinee-x7k The East Side R&%$st enter his victim's home via an open window or siding glass door. So we kept our windows & dooors lockewd at all times & never went out alone.

[@Layla-w6b]

27:18 didn’t know Riley was here-

[@Blake_The_fryingpan]

Okay 1: absolutely love your hair 2: love the intro for the true crime stories 3: the start of the bear Brooks murders gave me chills

[@Leniraesingsx]

This is an order to: 1. Get kris to 12M subs 2. SOMEONE GET THIS GAL A TV SHOW 3. Like the comment if you have been here since the start of Kris's channel/tiktok

[@hi_its_dawn]

Me!!

[@Perry-Johansson-zs1mu]

Agreed

[@Leniraesingsx]

OMG KRIS LIKED MY COMMENT IM ACTUALLY CRYING IN HAPPINESS 😅😅😅

[@TimDonegan-k4t]

And a true crime podcast so I can listen to it at school

[@partygrove5321]

2:11 love Jim's boots.

[@jaden_skywalker]

The image on the gravestone of the woman holding the little girl's hand and guiding her to heaven has me in tears. I've watched the majority of Kris's videos on serial killers, and little else has been so moving and a punch to the gut, to phrase it lightly, as this was. "May their souls find peace in God's loving care"

[@isabellalam08]

I am sure they did ❤

[@abigailwitt3220]

Also it was donated theres a lot of characters on that headstone some one made sure to not skimp out

[@Redbargan]

Please never stop making these

[@Ecl1ps3s_puppets]

​@DontReadMyPicture-c2p -_-

[@Mental.Illness.Institution]

For a second, I thought that said please stop making these and o was about to go off😭

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@@Mental.Illness.Institutionsame😂😭

[@Redbargan]

@@Mental.Illness.Institution don’t worry 😃🤣

[@TSB50]

exactly

[@Mystic_Paths]

Serial killers often choose locations and times where they are unlikely to be seen. Crimes committed in remote or private areas leave little evidence and few, if any, witnesses.

[@homeslice4551]

No shit

[@GameAcountmaker]

My grandma was a cop on the Bear Brooks case. She always has a story to tell, and it's so cool my favourite creator is covering this case! Amazing video!

[@mewgiah8057]

I knew about Kris for years but recently discovered her True Crime stuff. This is legit one of the best series I’ve ever watched. I hope she continues doing these because she’s incredible at it.

[@Straykids_officialfan]

Kris, you truly can pull off ANY hairstyle but a redhead/ginger really suits you❤(love your videos)

[@Crazy_crab10]

Personally I think Kris should start a crime podcast because I find it really nice being able to do stuff while listening to this

[@OR4NG3_S0D4]

Fr or she could make a whole playlist full of millions and millions of these and I’ll watch every single one of them

[@_Iemonboy.]

Fr! I'm eating while listening and it's really entertaining, makes me want to the take the time to make food so I can listen

[@Cosmic...Jackie]

@@OR4NG3_S0D4 She does have a playlist on her channel including most if her true crime videos so far!

[@hannah-81]

she is now!!

[@sowbarnikav.y4063]

@@hannah-81what’s it’s name

[@inkerstheprune2214]

The genealogy thing to find criminals is so cool. My neighbor, who is a state detective, told me a story of how he helped find the second killer of a case that was open for a long time.

[@andr3wbrowyn]

My wife worked at Bear Brook from like 2007-2012 and didn't know about ANY of this before the story was on NH pubic radio/Bear Brook podcast!

[@Freya-q2x]

the way Kris manages to make this interesting, chilling, sad and also humorous is amazing.

[@ashleyquam]

20:55 it’s just so unfair that he got to live a whole life hiding the secret, Marry, kids grandkids, etc..I feel so sorry for his family to live all that time with such a monster. I’d have to reconcile with the fact that they loved him for all those years.

[@王艺璇-w3k]

Even scarier is the fact that someone is sure married to a monster right now and she will find out about it 30 years down the line... Men are such a ick. I don't get straight women.

[@NeonZetah]

The absolute crazy timing of Auntie Kris talking about the Golden State Killer, while I completed a cryptogram page in my crime themed puzzle book which also happened to be about the Golden State Killer 👌🏻

[@surfingshewolf]

Personally believe that the Zodiac Killer was also a police officer. You've covered it extremely well before. I really believe his grandson is right. Really enjoying your storytelling, Kris. ❤

[@MrStreaty122]

I lived in Wichita, KS while BTK was in hiding. I was, y’know, four years old at the time and knew nothing about it until a decade later, but I think it’s interesting. My parents were aware of BTK before moving us there, they are born and bred Kansas natives, and said the city was still on edge even when he was finally caught in 2005.

[@chatswithebs5621]

I grew up in north wichita, less than 5 minutes from his home. We used to go to Jardine Memorial park which was less than a block from his home for my birthdays growing up. I was 5 when he was arrested but my mom says it’s was absolutely terrifying that we had been so close to his home so many times.

[@treatb09]

Park city population is 8,000+. You would have a 1 in 800 chance of being a victim to btk. He was convicted of 10 murders. Which isnt as substantial. People just want to try to enjoy their lives... you cant let yourself live in a fearful haze. Keep guns. Have creaky floors. Good solid doors and strong locks. Tight fitting windows... keep track of family members and stay together.

[@CarleeBoggs-zf6ui]

I was very happy to see the barrel as the thumbnail because I immediately knew what murder it was. I live in New Hampshire, so it kind of made me happy.

[@GanjeremyFonzarelli]

i love that you kinda tell us the word you censor. usually in the context its kinda easy to guess but not having to guess makes it so much easier to keep following along

[@Charlietheboopmaster]

my mom caught me watching this and i had to try my best to explain that i just find it interesting. I am really interested in the minds of serial killers and murderers and am thinking about studying criminal psychology but i might get in trouble.

[@regulargoat7259]

I think it's generally normal to be interested by these things- there's a reason true crime podcasts are so popular- but i'm assuming you're really young, somewhere between 8-15 (dont say your actual age for security reasons) and your mum might just be trying to protect your innocence. Anyway, it would be awesome if you did get into forensics or criminal psychology because there are a lot of unsolved crimes out there that are just waiting to be solved by the fresh eyes of the next generation of detectives. Just don't forget to look for other options too

[@ShaelynnFockler08]

Nah I wanted to read this book called a good girls guide to murder (it’s not actually nothing bad just fiction) and my grandma thought I was trying to murder people 💀

[@nicktomilin383]

It's fascinating for people to understand how criminal minds work because it helps them anticipate and prepare for potential threats, enhancing their ability to protect themselves in similar situations. This instinctive curiosity is part of our evolutionary heritage, which historically helped us survive by understanding and outmaneuvering potential dangers.

[@Duckyperson1]

I think it's normally people who AREN'T people who would do such things because they can't seem to understand why someone would do this and watching this feels like getting close to solving a horrific crime.

[@yooleeyah]

How old are you?

[@KieraLassiter]

Thanks for talking about the Bear Brooke case. As a resident it didn’t seem to be covered much.

[@Mercypac]

I live right near Bear Brook and have been fascinated by this story for awhile now! A lot of us locals believe that forest is now haunted by the four souls lost.

[@Grabthattass]

They cuaght him but he’s dead I live in pembrooke he’s the chameleon killer

[@Sebas-ge9zq]

I love the introduction when you struggle to cross your arms lol, that's something i would defenetely do

[@chantelyaunk4088]

I can’t really wrap my head around how people can murder but let alone murder kids. Especially babies. This is just….😭😭😭 I can’t.

[@tarynyaki]

Super scary that there are people like this out in the world. My golden state killer lived 6 houses down from my mother’s house when he was arrested. He lived there for years. And I had even talked to him a handful of times in passing. Not many words just casual hellos and how are yous. Gives me chills to think about. Very entertaining video!

[@mcrchickenluvr]

I get that feeling. I used to live about 3 blocks from a serial r*pist/k*ller. Mark Goudeau is known as the Baseline r*pist. Later changed to Baseline k*ller. The part that pissed a lot of people in the neighborhood off was the fact that many of us had called the cops to let them know where he could be found. But they wouldn’t listen because he hadn’t targeted the area. As if it wasn’t possible that he may not live in the areas he hit. Even though one of his first victims was graped about 1.5 miles away.

[@Snowcone_aka_foolbit]

@@mcrchickenluvrthat’s so frustrating omggg

[@whoiss.veenaa]

you know it’s a good week when kris posts a true crime video 🫶🫶🫶🎀

[@Only.Horses246]

7:24 wAlk ThAt wAy WAlk ten FeEt ThAt WaY!! This is amazing Kris you are hilarious

[@JoE_Songs]

7:33 🤯of course and MOST LIKELY, the other barrels could have been placed there a few weeks or months after the investigation and/or search of that area ended! How can she not think of that and be surprised?!! Jesus! 😂

[@AlreadyCrazyEdits]

20:53 how DARE HE disrespect the di Angelo name!!! Also, pjo fans, you have been SUMMONED!

[@can_b_crazywerid]

I didn't catch that until you pointed it out. Agreed. The audacity that monster had. I love the name di Angelo and Nico & Bianca.

[@hazytyson4420]

I live in Ventura and I had absolutely no idea that the Golden State Killer killed so close. I work literally half a mile away from that couples house. It really put it in perspective just how evil he is. Thank you Kris.

[@milatovar-fh9is]

wow me to I live near there

[@RainGirl1212]

yeah same its really creepy to think about

[@ReinandRaelynn]

I live in rancho cordova the place where he was from but many years later.

[@RainGirl1212]

@@ReinandRaelynn yeah I’ve literally been there💀💀💀

[@ReinandRaelynn]

@@RainGirl1212 its basic here 😔

[@LycaFurs]

These are definitely my favorite videos on this channel! Excited to watch.

[@0Great_White0]

The RedHanded is my favourite podcast. I absolutely love those ladies. You are right up there with them. Fantastic!

[@jacynthechenard3995]

@KallMeKris - you really really need a TV show! Man, I’ve been listening to many YT’ers and nobody can bring the stories the way you do! Thanks for your time!! ❤

[@ItisJasmine27]

Agreed! Thank you Kris! ❤

[@TulpaAmberOmega]

Yes, you need a TV show!

[@PXR5-PXR5]

KMK's spectrum of topics and what she stream is very broad. And shes like born to stream doing lots of tricks. I really like watching her.

[@kazeiku]

Thank you for never hiding how u feel about these monsters. Sometimes I wish true crime content creator would show us how angry they are but they are usually objective.

[@veronicachichotky]

YAY KRIS POSTED

[@rainbowbrite6982]

YEAY

[@traceyowens5362]

YASSSSSS

[@xo_rosaliee]

YIPPEEE❤️

[@veronicachichotky]

OMG KRIS LIKED MY COMMENT I THINK IM DYING

[@Sissie131]

I absolutely love every time you look at the camera on your side just to insult the killers 🤣

[@JoshuaFritz-ow2pt]

Can I just say, her hair is absolutely gorgeous?! Love love love it 😍 must be the lighting ✨

[@Mahdi-p5o]

Bro KMK needs her own true crime podcast I would actually sit down and listen to that.

[@lexiconicus]

My mother and her family lived in the area when this was happening(The Golden State Killer) my grandmother was so terrified because she was single and there was an assault 4 blocks away from where they lived.

[@Angelika5378]

Kris, I love watching your crime deep dives. The one with the 411 disappearances was soo good too. Please do more of the creepy/scary ones

[@kendrajump5376]

if you want to look into the Brittney Driscol murder, there have been some very recent developments, she's from my hometown and I love that someone is finally being put to justice in her case!

[@ShinySephiroth1]

5:33 " *First* barrel..."!? Oh, boy... here we go...

[@silentdisaster7]

0:50 obsessed w the intro 🤣🤣💜

[@lesleyevans3676]

27:18 you can hear riley come out 🤣

[@rizvee3977]

Absolutely 😂

[@agata.ca_]

I thought the same😂

[@AceyWaceyyy15]

I was just about to say that!

[@Truhsty]

Literally came here to say that 😂😂😭😭

[@sianthompson8638]

Lmao yeah

[@Moo_Berr]

0:01 I knew it was gonna be good, Love u Kris 💙💙

[@rosevale3218]

Your delivery with the added humor makes these stories very compelling. You're a pro who needs to become a professional presenter.

[@APatient]

Kris, I LOVE the intro! The beautiful, model-like strut, crossing the arms with absolute ease, and the slight adjustment of the glasses. Chef's kiss!

[@haileymoyer7854]

I love watching Kris’s serial killer videos it’s so interesting and she makes it humorous at times and still keeps it professionally serious I feel she would make a good cop honestly!

[@dmcdgd]

I think credit needs to be given to Michelle McNamara who was dedicated to finding the Golden State Killer and was able to figure it out before her passing in April 2016, thus helping investigators close the case.

[@tanjaussher4965]

you need your own murder channel 😂❤

[@chickginger]

I would immediately subscribe lol

[@tanjaussher4965]

@@chickginger me to

[@creaturewith2souls]

@DontReadMyPicture-c2p read the room.

[@andr3wbrowyn]

You guys would watch her murder people? Yikes 😉

[@Athenian_Freak]

@DontReadMyPicture-c2p okay

[@MelinaSalvatierra-o5q]

I love how kris can put humor and seriousness together. I think she could start her own show! ily kris

[@Athenian_Freak]

It would be amazing if you could do a video on "Mr cruel" an Australian serial abductor who didn’t kill until one girl say his face, this case needs more attention, and sadly it is unsolved. It hits close to home in both a figurative and geographically sense. Please and thank. Thanks you for being a amazing person who has shown me how to make light of these cases

[@Vanessajocyte]

00:00 CAN WE PLEASE JUST TALK ABOUT THIS WOMANS HAIRSTYLE ITS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS❤❤

[@justanobservation4955]

lol “bad time to be alive” is the understatement of the century.

[@OllenFrazer]

Black plague leaves the chat.

[@apinakapina]

My second Kallmekris video, but "you sick-minded beautiful intellectual freak" earned the subscription.

[@LinaAlisa-A]

THE QUEEN POSTED!❤

[@have_a_great_day.]

Crime, conspiracy, serial killer, murder. The best lines evet

[@The_wiredest_sister.13]

I love watching and listening to these especially from Kris because she has humour the most serious topics ever and you can't keep a straight face half the time we love kris❤

[@TheprophecyswiftieT.V]

The way she smiles when the police do well and catch the criminal and almost cries when talking abt the victims completely warms my heart❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ we love you kris

[@Weasel1109]

0:47 The way she “struggles” to cross her arms😂🤣🤣

[@Gosh-darn]

I got so excited going "NEW HAMPSHIRE MENTIONED" that I forgot this was about The Bear Brook Incident

[@Tam-Solo70]

I don’t know why I like these so much, I am NOT into serial killers but it’s the way you tell the stories…..Just captivates me! Your Amazing Kris! ❤

[@totallynotkatieb]

Kris, I hope you see this because you are so many people’s escape on the internet. Literally it doesn’t even take 1 minute of watching you to make me smile when I’m sad. You are awesome and beautiful! I hope you have a great day!!

[@stephanieakaashenka2537]

It's true. It doesn't matter if she's saying I'm looking gorgeous today or saying I'm a "sick minded, beautiful intellectual freak" it makes me smile ear to ear

[@DM-kl4em]

31:37 Police arrested the Gilgo Beach Killer (Rex Heuermann), after finding his DNA on pizza crust too. The takeaway is that if you are a serial killer, either eat the crust or don't eat pizza at all.

[@maddy-zn3gz]

I love how Kris almost always starts her videos off with a compliment it makes me feel so good abt myself thank you so much Kris your videos always make me feel good ❤♥

[@sunghoonspeyboritsunoo9484]

usually im not into listening to murder cases bcs they will put those weird background music to make it ~uuu creepy~ and mix up all the story together. but kris talks about everything, use humor to lighten up the vibe, and is making the victims more known, curse out the fuckass criminals and I love it. thanks to you, now I have videos to watch while studying or cleaning. Thanks Kris, love u💖 and ur content😚✨

[@amysharron7050]

Thank you for putting what you are saying over what you bleep out. It’s stupid we can say other crimes but not that smh.

[@JamesMIlls-x4z]

The way kris still makes me laugh whilst she is talking about serial killers is insane

[@That_Person_Something]

Could you please start putting these on Spotify 🙏 I would love to listen to these while doing other stuff. Love your stuff.

[@Eurocatbaby]

Kris you are amazing how you are able to combine a touch of humor with such serious subjects. Thank you.

[@Pal---]

She needs to create a podcast of sorts ware she just dose serial killer muder type stuff, and the rrom she doae it in could be decked out with spooky vibes, i feel like many people including myself would hop on that idea really quick, we lov tou krys and we love this series almost as much 💛

[@exria1221]

If that was on Spotify I would IMMEDIATELY follow it and listen to all of them multiple times

[@skysky-g9r]

I love listening to Kris talk about serial killers, she blends the topic of serious crime and humor so well

[@samantharaewtf]

It’s so uncomfortable to see this little old man getting sentenced for life. It’s almost hard to even believe. I can’t imagine how his family or acquaintances must’ve felt. Oh my god this is so sickening.

[@Just_KK-sza]

“It was just a phase💅🏼💅🏼😌💅🏼”lollll Kris is on that next level humor fr

[@Layla-is-my-name]

0:08 shhhh dont reveal my secret

[@RoseFahz-u5p]

Your hair is beautiful ❤

[@megamovieman101]

My favourite type of Kris kontent- ugh, content, dammit Kris 😂

[@Swiftieeeeeeeeeee22]

Kris looks so magical with the long hair! ❤

[@brianna11_17]

Listening to you talk about the places I grew up near is crazy

[@Pixl_Bunni]

i would SO watch more crime tv shows if Kris was narrating them lmao