Military pilot leads secret life as stalking predator and murderer - Crime Watch Daily Full Episode

[@tigerlily102511]

It's appalling that people think high ranking military officers cannot be criminals. Anyone can be a criminal. Anyone

[@originalkingalpha5116]

I know that I'm off topic, but DAMN you've got some gorgeous, healthy hair! My goodness! Subbed!🌹✌🏽😂

[@byronfoppola8676]

Many are sociopaths. They send people to die, often based on lies to promote war.

[@michellerichardson1427]

@tigerlily102511 We found a tiny little striped kitten in our firewood pile just a week ago. She's so tiny. She made a little nest, I don't know how long she was out there, but it couldn't of been too long?! She had hair missing on her back and neck, so we guessed an owl, or hawk dropped her, but she's so lucky because it didn't puncture her skin. I said all that because we named her Tigerlilly. The other comment said you have beautiful hair, you really do. May God Bless You and Your Family! Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!!

[@originalkingalpha5116]

@@michellerichardson1427 God bless you for having a warm place within your heart to care for the earth's other beautiful inhabitants. May you have a wonderful weekend; and a wholesomely fruitful continuation of life. Cheers from TN; I've subscribed to your channel.🌹🕊️

[@lyssgoddess]

@@originalkingalpha5116 You guys have the best comments I have ever seen under these crappy videos 😂 I hope all of these people hve the best Xmas ever 😂❤ bless all of u thanks for makin me smile xoxo

[@bladeeshotgf5500]

The amount of victims he probably has in those foreign countries he visited makes me sick

[@nynysooflydejesus2432]

So true

[@gang3576]

That's where he started it

[@nancyk-ms3pc]

I'm willing to bet he's part of a global child sex trafficing ring.

[@Juke582]

Gosh 😮I never thought of that!!! Omg 😱

[@GodessIsabelRaina]

You know, I watched this a few years ago and never thought about it. I however thought about it with Jeffrey Dahmer

[@Katrn30]

Retired nurse here…if you want to know if your surgeon is any good don’t ask another doctor, ask a surgical nurse. At the hospital I worked at 2 prominent surgeons were known cokeheads. When my mom told me the name of her surgeon, I said oh “hell no” and promptly got her in to see a better surgeon, not a Coke addict. The public is kept in the dark.

[@beverlynoel914]

For the most part the medical profession is like the legal one they cover up for one another.

[@Katrn30]

@@starquant when I worked as a surgical heart nurse, my phone rang off the hook with people wanting to know which surgeon was best. I think infection rates should be made public, but I don’t know any other way to get the best doc unless you know a nurse in the hospital, a good nurse can find out through the grapevine what docs to stay away from.

[@Katrn30]

@@beverlynoel914 I can assure you nurses don’t cover for doctors. We may not broadcast their mistakes, but I assure you I reported misconduct that jeopardized my patients. One PA was brought before the board and almost lost his license…supervised probation was given. He smartened up after that.

[@dianaroberts6868]

I worked in a psyche unit in a hospital. I found out quickly that Drs are spoiled violin children. They throw fits and won't recommend a patient to another Dr because they are mad at them. Crazy!! They don't care how beneficial the other Dr would be to the patient. There was one psychiatrist that spent a lot if time locked in his office. They found lots of downloaded and printed porn pictures. I'm telling you I learned that Drs are just humans and spoiled, narcissistic ones at that. Be wary and quit treating them like a god.

[@nicolad8822]

If they were known coke heads why weren’t they sacked? An unannounced drug test would do it. They shouldn’t be treated as above the law or professional ethics. Did no one confront them?

[@Top5Depot]

My hat goes off to the detective. He was extremely professional, tactical, analytical, and most importantly, calm during the entire process. What a guy.

[@jeffhaack1325]

National embarrassment to those intelligence agencies that watch over our senior personnel

[@nicolad8822]

Why would your own intelligence agencies be watching over senior personnel unless there had been a suspicion of spying or similar? Bad or criminal behaviour would be down to the Military or Civil police depending on the circumstances.

[@Karisma187]

It’s the murderer who should be ashamed and disgraced

[@justanotherguy469]

Intelligence officers know the ins and outs, which is why so many serial killings go unsolved. Brian Kohberger, is a conscript of these agencies. Most of these agents, whom I have dealt with personally, have the same egomaniacal and invincible, spiritual profile. They are very, very easy to weed out… if you know for whom you are looking.

[@steven21736]

@@nicolad8822 security clearances involve a check by the intelligence agency (CSIS)

[@robynw8223]

He either wanted to get caught or was addicted - 82 break ins is wild. He’s very, very sick and disturbed. Condolences to these families. Loved the interrogators calm and straight forward demeanor

[@maargenbx1454]

After a while he probably thinks he wouldn’t get caught.

[@chinadoll534]

He was probably came from a single family home, didn’t like his mother to much, no father in his life, lived in poverty. Blame the parents for not raising him right

[@snakysnail42]

blame the parents?? hell no, this man was a grown adult, this is completely on him. I know people with terrible parents who didn't turn out as a stalker or a murderer.@@chinadoll534

[@nicolad8822]

@@chinadoll534His was from an academic environment.

[@fangslaughter1198]

He was just getting started. He had started killing to cover his crimes. He was not as upset over being caught for rape and murder. He was humiliated at getting caught dressing in childrens underwear.

[@docwhoshops]

My family learned that quick when a military family member tried to molest a young girl TWICE AND when we reported it he got away with it. TRAUMATIZING

[@SunnnySkies]

I heard they do that a lot when they go overseas

[@docwhoshops]

Here in the States too. They sometimes call it “dating”.

[@niviamaeva]

I was in a situation similar to this and no one from my family believed me. NO ONE. Why? Because the perpetrator didn’t fit the criteria. I was told that I should just stop with the lies/non sense … till now I have horrified goosebumps when I think about it

[@marcodarko6941]

Yes. I Know of some people that had some big issues when dealing with a grown man in the military trying to lure their teenage daughter away. And since the kid sent lewd photos of herself the parents were in turn threatened because they owned the phone their daughter sent the pics from. They were going to be charged with the distribution of that sort of content.

[@iscre4444m]

@@niviamaeva I have no words to say about what happened to you. but hoping that there will be justice served

[@andigrabast6850]

He was so calm about everything… PURE EVIL!!

[@hawaj887]

Asking “you got a map ?” So nonchalantly is beyond me

[@gregoriomiller8241]

Textbook psychopath

[@bennyblanco2523]

@@gregoriomiller8241 word on the street is that the Colonel is the late Prince Phillip's illegitimate son

[@FaithV-rk8th]

I seen a few times where it looked like a demon in him

[@bekabeka71]

@@FaithV-rk8tha satan

[@kaulag1595]

People need to understand that mentally ill individuals can sound and look completely normal, and even more trustworthy than a regular person. This is because they all have a magnetic and charming personality to cover up who they really are. It's the reason why all sociopaths, narcissists, and psychopaths can get away with so much.

[@JohnSmith-pm3ll]

AGREE. LIKE THE CURRENT CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER😮

[@petermastenbroek7719]

You only have to look at what the LEOs manage to do and get away with.

[@CruzxJess]

Or good looking ☝🏽

[@user-ku1np8bs8n]

Mentally ill is not the same thing as abusive. Most mentally ill people are not abusive. I think you meant to say that ‘abusive people can sound and look completely normal…’ And I would agree with that assertion.

[@KathyG-388]

@@JohnSmith-pm3ll And in all caps, it doesn't seem to matter the subject, your hatred for the P.M. comes out. You might benefit from rage counselling or something before this hatred eats you up. He's a politician, don't like him? Vote him out, just vote and move on.

[@sharonfreeman1219]

My heart broke into hundred of pieces when I heard the final words of the two ladies, his murder victims. Real heartfelt condolences to the victim’s family. I can’t imagine living through this horrible loss 😔😢😢💔

[@TheBandit7613]

I was a suspect in a murder case. I was only 15 at the time, the cops tunnel visioned in on me. I was dumb enough to talk to them without my dad or a lawyer present. They had no trouble twisting my words and they had me doubting my own sanity. Fortunately, the real killers (there were two) bragged to the wrong people who turned them in. The cops never said they were sorry for falsely accusing me and ruined my life. People never quite knew if I was the killer or not and they avoided me. I had to move away after I graduated from high school.

[@didimagnin3744]

That is horrible for you. I hope that you are doing well now, Hugs

[@DRicketts]

So sorry you went through that.

[@metalmamasue3680]

It's disgusting what they do to innocent peopIe and then they don't even say they're sorry. I would sue if they ruined my Iife that way. Although money doesn't buy the innocence they stole.

[@TheBandit7613]

@@DRicketts Thanks. Everything ended up fine. Moved 2000 miles away, got a decent job, met new people. It's important to talk to a lawyer, especially if you're innocent!

[@gregorycarlson6632]

I was a Law Enforcement Chaplain for 26 years and yes, this happens. Getting a “Solve” becomes more important than catching the right person. Sorry they put you through this.🙏

[@gwen08g]

I wonder if his wife saw his interrogation video? When he says, ‘I raped her,’ it send a horrible chill down my spine! He is sitting there talking so calmly.

[@Heavycross21]

You want him to cry while saying that? What do you expect?

[@103_lyrics6]

​@@Heavycross21 he could show a bit of remorse at least

[@Heavycross21]

@@103_lyrics6 I honestly don’t know why i cared enough to even make a comment about this person. My heart light goes out to all the victims.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@@103_lyrics6If he had remorse he wouldn't have done it in the first place.

[@hydrangeas_lover]

​@@Heavycross21shut up

[@lab35982]

His crimes were so horrid, that the Canadian military had a ceremony in which they disowned him by burning his uniform and decorations to sever his connection to the Canadian Armed Forces.

[@solecaring1230]

How did you know that?

[@Mistmantle88]

“In an act freighted with symbolism, the Canadian Forces has burned convicted serial killer Russell Williams' military kit - all his ceremonial and fighting uniforms, as well as shirts, headdress, boots, gloves, rucksacks, and other items of military apparel. The kit was committed to the flames of a roaring furnace at Canadian Forces Base Trenton, which Mr. Williams once commanded, in the early hours of Thursday morning. The bonfire was witnessed by the four military officials who, one day earlier, spent 90 minutes reclaiming the uniforms from the former air force colonel's cottage in Tweed, Ont. The wardrobe, including two boxes of military clothing previously shipped from Mr. Williams' Ottawa home, was loaded into a minivan and driven to the Trenton base, and stored overnight. Canadian Forces spokesperson Cmdr. Hubert Genest said in an interview that the idea to burn the uniforms had emerged "from the bottom up and been endorsed by the chain of command." "We did what we felt was necessary," said Cmdr. Genest. "It feels right." There was no formal ceremony, he said, and no pictures were taken. Mr. Williams, 47, pleaded guilty last month to 82 fetish break-and-enters and thefts, two sexual assaults involving home invasion, and to the rape and murder of his colleague Cpl. Marie-France Comeau, 38, of Brighton, and Jessica Lloyd, 27, of Belleville. Now serving a life sentence in Kingston Penitentiary, he has been stripped of his rank and formally evicted from the military - the first Canadian officer ever to be so disgraced. Military historians called the burning of his kit unprecedented. "I've never heard anything like that," said Jack Granatstein, director general of the Canadian War Museum. "I guess it's embarrassment as much as anything...to erase the shame and stigma" of Mr. Williams' association with the Forces. "It's an exorcism. We are exorcising the memory of Russell Williams." "I have absolutely no idea where that idea might have come from," said Terry Copp, director of the Laurier Centre for Military, Strategic and Disarmament Studies. "It's unprecedented. I know deserters were executed during the First World War, but they'd have been given proper burial." Cmdr. Genest said it is common in the Forces for soldiers to return their military kits at the end of their careers. Typically, uniforms in good condition are recycled, in the interests of cost effectiveness. In this case, he said, " we felt it would be very improper and inappropriate to keep this kit in the supply system," especially since some of it had Mr. Williams' name on it. Cmdr. Genest declined to say whether the Forces was also motivated by a desire to ensure that Williams memorabilia did not fall into the hands of people who might sell it. Various websites appear to conduct a lively commerce in items connected to famous criminals and serial killers, including Adolf Hitler, Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, Harold Shipman, Charles Manson and John Wayne Gacy. "By making sure the kit was destroyed," he said, "you are ensuring that no one else will ever use it again." Asked what purging the archive of every possible vestige of Mr. Williams' association with the Forces might signify, Cmdr. Genest said, "it's not my role to lend my voice to that discussion. I just know it feels right." Within days, the Forces also intends to confiscate Mr. Williams' military medals (the Canadian Forces Decoration Medal, given for good service, and the South West Asia Service Medal, for having served at least 30 days in Afghanistan), as well as the commission scroll -- signed by the Governor General and the Minister of National Defence -- that confirms his role as a serving officer. Retiring officers usually keep the scroll. Cmdr. Genest said the medals will be kept "in a safe place."” -Globe and Mail, Nov 19, 2010

[@ebonimom6964]

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[@Soffity]

Yes I remember Jim Smyth the interrogator said that in an interview. The general who recommended him for the job was very upset. He tortured Jessica for 24 hours. Told her he was going to take her home as he had taken her to his cottage and then he killed her. He had videos and photos of all his crimes so once they searched his houses it was all over for him. His wife must have been so shocked and horrified.

[@Blessed2bhere34]

The scariest part is this is his wife has no idea and he’s a psychopath and these ppl walk among us everyday. It’s sooooo scary. You never know who you are living with or dating. Just right up under your nose!

[@JM-sd5dt]

She didn't want to know

[@rockhaze]

I have faith that most people are NOT like this, and in most situations, everyone will be OK.

[@RealLucyHaughey]

I actually wrote a book called "dangerous normal people" about the signs and patterns these apparently normal men undertake, while living predatory secret lives. I fell into a relationship with one.

[@bladesausteel]

I'm Canadian. This case was so embarassing, the 2nd-in-command of our military, behind only the Prime Minister, was leading a scary double life.

[@asotelles]

2nd in command? sure?

[@ileanagraells1433]

I know it is embarrassing but it happens! Don’t feel so bad there are so many people in so many high places and you don’t know what they do it is scary. Humans are scary they are unpredictable and you don’t know what they’re up to or what they are capable of doing

[@ragethevictorious3060]

Just imagine how this is identical in every country, community, culture etc. Forget about embarrassment, go above and beyond to make sure your loved ones are protected from these type of scum, further we are responsible for all ppl in this case mainly the women who are preyed upon like this. God Bless you all. 🙏

[@_Nat_A_]

It wasn’t embarrassing, it was eye opening. We tend to trust those in high positions of control, but this guy was creepy. My thoughts have always been with all his victims, and his wife. It must have been a massive shock. I believe she changed her name.

[@motherofthreeb6337]

We are who we are behind closed doors. This can be said about anyone; maybe not as bad as him.

[@Oceangirl_505]

He was much more than a military pilot as your headline states, he was the Head of Canada's largest Air Force Base.

[@ceebrown8157]

Your point was stated!

[@bladesausteel]

He was also tasked with protecting the Prime Minister, multiple times.

[@catherinemagee-l3x]

They mentioned that in the story

[@nycwizrd8348]

He was the commander of the base

[@carpediem4512]

He even flew Queen Elizabeth.

[@kassidymiller3223]

What a revolting human being. Those poor women. My heart goes out to them and their families

[@Atite_Lometen]

This man was college roomate with Paul Bernando serial rapist and killer

[@franklinadams38]

You know your neighborhood is full of these men!

[@tasosdiaforetico7377]

And there sex toys

[@jakeplumber1373]

They shouldn't have insulted his new cotton panties

[@albertcarello619]

@kassidymiller3223: If we could have only saved all these women! They definitely didn't deserve to lose their lives!!!!! So shocking a high ranking Colonel has committed these horrendous crimes!!!!

[@Beowulf002]

"you got a map" sent chills down my spine

[@Annie_Annie__]

Holy crap! That was my neuro-surgeon. She did a surgery on my spine more than 10 years ago and I’m now permanently disabled and in constant pain. Have been ever since the surgery. She lied to me about the recovery time of the surgery. She said I would only be in the hospital for two days and after two weeks I’d be able to go back to mostly normal chores around the house, including taking care of my baby. When I was in my hospital room after surgery, I learned from the nurses that I would be there 5-7 days and it would be _months_ before I could pick up a heavy baby. At two weeks post-op I was still using a walker if I needed to go more than about 10 steps. She knew I had a baby because I brought him to every appointment. The second day I had a panic attack because the reality of how unprepared we were for this hit me. Macias was in the hospital at that time and she burst in to my room screaming at me telling me that the surgery wasn’t that bad, and that if I had a history of “mental problems” I should have told her. The fact that I was dealing with postpartum anxiety disorder was on the paperwork I filled out before I saw her, how is it my fault she didn’t read my chart? Anyway, she was literally two inches from my face yelling at me and a couple nurses had to lead her out of the room. She looked like she was going to hit me. Then later, at my 6-week post-op appointment I told her that I was still in a ton of pain every day and I described the type of pain. She just kind of said “hmm, that’s odd”. My husband then stepped out to change the baby’s diaper and almost as soon as he left she turned on me and started yelling at me that I couldn’t come in to her practice and lie. She said that everyone she does this surgery on is pain-free by 6 weeks, so I must be trying to either get drugs or money from her. I wanted neither! I just wanted to be able to take care of my own child! We were living with my in-laws at the time because I couldn’t lift my own baby or get down on the floor to change his diaper. No one was happy with the arrangement. I just wanted to live a normal life. But she yelled at me for it, called me a liar, then stormed out slamming the door behind her. It wasn’t long after that that she moved to a different state to set up a practice there because her reputation was so bad here. In hindsight, I probably should have sued her, but I wasn’t mentally or emotionally in a place where I could think clearly enough to add that to my plate. I just thought I could find a different doctor and they could fix this. But the damage is permanent. I’m going to have difficulty walking and be in constant pain for the rest of my life.

[@Layput]

This is the first time I've heard a murderer share his crime in unprecedented detail.

[@gemmag.2988]

He may be proud of his outings. Sick man anyway.

[@jenniferhamaba1509]

You need to watch stories about BTK.

[@justanotherguy469]

@@jenniferhamaba1509 No, no…do not recommend that. It is horrible. I do not, and could never, understand the psychological gratification that one would derive from such criminally, psychotic endeavours.

[@goldenautumn3073]

They probably promised to ensure the $60K yearly pension he's now receiving in prison if he revealed that detail. Truly alarming. Judges and Magistrates are today abusing the trust put in them to deliver and uphold JUSTICE.

[@anacondaking8338]

This monster served in Afghanistan. God knows what he did in that country where he had license to kill. Such a shame

[@Foob2TheR]

I used to be friends with someone that served in that particular conflict and the things he boasted about made me excommunicate him from my life.

[@anacondaking8338]

Inhuman that's what they are. Poor people who suffered.

[@eleanapshock9016]

@@anacondaking8338they are possessed by demons!

[@TheInfamousCanadian]

I knew one guy who was in Afghanistan who said they would put out food and shoot the father's when they'd come get it at night and put a gun in his hands. I didn't know if it was true or not, but even if it was a lie, the fact he thought that was cool I exonerated him from my life. I later found out that while he was in Afghanistan, he never left a large base and his job was entirely logistical. A man who went there usually wants some war stories to bring back lol

[@anacondaking8338]

@@TheInfamousCanadian That's a problem with people with no conscience. I couldn't hurt an insect.

[@katmac5609]

I live in Belleville, Ont. This was the scariest few months we have ever experienced. The deaths & sexual assaults are disgusting & horrible & a disgrace. Our community felt helpless & our hearts broke for all the families that had to endure the pain & horror that this monster created.

[@Juke582]

Wow 😮 this case shook me to the bone! There isn’t one in the US quite like that guy! Maybe the golden state killer/rapist here is close! I was never so shocked and disturbed than that case! The communities there must have been terrified! My God! To see it was a high ranking Officer really shook me as a former US Navy officer. Who would imagine such a sicko in a position like that?? I cried bad about Jessica Lloyd! Just unspeakable evil! The police did a great job on forensics to narrow down suspect to that Colonel at the base! I wonder what he is doing in prison! He should have got death penalty! So sorry you had to go through that so close to home! 🥺😢😫

[@1402kiki]

I live in Ottawa and we were certainly following this case. At the time I was a teenager and I went to camp on a military base one summer. That summer someone tried to do the same thing to one of the girls in my barracks… he didn’t get very far though. She fought him off and he was caught, but it was still traumatizing for all of us… especially in the years after this stuff with Williams happened.

[@donnamitchell7707]

I lived in Belleville in the 80's. It was a fantastic place to live. It has changed so much,and I felt so bad for all of you, to have to go through this. Russell Williams is evil,and deserves to stay in jail till his last breath. I hope you have a wonderful New Year 🙂⚘️.

[@yourtravelswithbruce]

We had a cottage at Tweed, I know the home where Williams was. It was such a pretty place.

[@katmac5609]

@donnamitchell7707 Happy New Year to you as well.. Unfortunately this has shook the community & has left everyone on edge. I can only imagine the pain & feelings of loss the families are struggling with.

[@brasstacksboxing409]

Detective Jeff did an outstanding job with the interrogation. From what I've read, he has actually almost patented certain procedural direction while interrogating suspects.This work was his masterpiece.

[@glennboyd7049]

Er......You mean Detective Jim Smyth surely?

[@christiroseify]

These people who say they never saw any signs of suspicion are the same people who say, "oh that's just the way he is" when someone questions something... This man had to be putting his wife's underwear on long before he got brave enough to break into someone's home or even stealing from a store. People say "he seemed like a nice guy" because their guilt keeps them from saying they saw strange signs...

[@marcodarko6941]

Then those same people will gaslight someone that may notice something strange or off putting in these weirdos.

[@JM-sd5dt]

His parents and schoolteachers know!

[@rockhaze]

Weird sexual fetishes are not a sign of serial murderer. I wouldn't try to equate the two.

[@rosealexander9007]

I just started watching this but right off the start I can tell you that hearing a brain surgeon that’s drunk and is supposed to be doing brain surgery while being drunk completely pisses me off

[@brotheramartey777]

People are not always what they appear to be and sadly, society is too blind to see!

[@carpediem4512]

Duh.

[@miaknig3130]

How are we too blind if we are literally watching the vid you're commenting on‽ Many people arent what they seem & these vids show us how extreme such cases might be.

[@brotheramartey777]

@@miaknig3130 Everybody can watch a video, but not everyone can see!

[@junglekutz5625]

But most of society desires to be blind. They will only complain and throw a tantrum when something happens to them. Playing into the theme that they can identify whomever, while fitting in a specific class of relevance is really what most care about.

[@teresabyrne855]

So true some people don't realise rich or poor evil dosent discriminate

[@Cecilio-q8b]

My deep and eternal prayers go out to those two beautiful brave young women and families' victims, whose lives were cut short before their time by this crazy monster.😥😥😥😥😥😥

[@patriciahayes2664]

He's a blood-chilling creep. So glad he's behind bars.

[@bobcatbigpaws5597]

You don't here of these serial rapists anymore but maybe because their out there like this creep leading a double life. I can't imagine what makes a person so evil to do these horrible sick crimes.

[@owenoulton9312]

Thank the OPP for catching him before he got to be a full-fledged serial killer (3+ killings).

[@annettegenovesi]

To me this is the greatest police/detective work I have ever seen. Extremely organized and results oriented. Even taking his tire tracings when they could not even possibly believe the colonel could be the suspect. And getting results in as fast as they found evidence. A very impressive investigation. And how apropos that he humiliated these women by taking so many pictures of them, but then pictures of him in women's underwear were revealed which was far more embarrassing.

[@jenniferlitanda3416]

What a monster. I’m lost for words. May the victims rip and those who survive I pray God gives them peace.

[@gicherumburu4047]

no matter how many times i watch this case, I am always embarrassed at how revolting the guy was and the kind of pics he took....yuck

[@christinew333]

So weird how he was so concerned for his wife. WTF? If he really was, he wouldn’t have done any of this.

[@lorimiller4301]

I saw a picture of them together and at first I thought it was his mother. Did not look like husband and wife. Ugh, he makes me feel sick looking at him.

[@Wilko11]

He was having a late guilt trip.

[@richardprice5978]

repressed identity crisis? that spirals out of control and unhealthy mental health? better to let them be bi or gay and or drag-show or SRS/trans than predatory and killing behaviour or at least my 2c's no im not condoning there actions but maybe there's off-ramps so it doesn't have to happen again in the future

[@Juke582]

Not true!!!! It’s a sick compulsion he couldn’t stop! He still cared about the wife.

[@ajaxtv8172]

agree with this comment is a mentl ilness he does care about his wife still@@Juke582

[@DJVIIIMan]

The full interrogation of this guy is a fascinating watch.

[@Juke582]

Yeah there’s a video of it all on here and I watched it 3 times I just could t believe the details of what he did!

[@theboldeagle8775]

​@Juke582 you believe when they go war for other countries & all the community welcomes them for worse things they did for other innocent people ,rapping, killing daring each other who can kill or rape first 🤔 what you expect they continue the action you support for other countries

[@justanotherguy469]

Master class. He wore the same boots, he used in the commission of his crimes, to the police station.

[@1972dsrai]

Imagine how his wife must have felt when the police turned up at their home and finding out her husband the decorated Colonel was the serial killer responsible for all the brutal murders that had occurred close to where they lived. He even killed one woman who lived only a few doors from them. It shows there was a level of arrogance thinking because of who he was he’d never be suspected. 82 break in’s in total. He really was prolific and clearly wasn’t going to ever stop.

[@gradetrend8138]

"your WIFE already knows whats going on " hahahaha thats what cracked him

[@Quantum_GirlE]

Wow, those canadian officers and that department are amazing. I've not heard of real time testing like that. That is truly amazing, wish all areas were like that.

[@albeit1]

Comparing shoes to an impression of footprints made by those shoes doesn’t take that long.

[@ellensoucek1914]

Real time testing is expensive, but as the detective said, they had the green light to do anything for this case and essentially didn't need approval.

[@LuckyEagle640]

My heart hurt when I heard their last words.

[@Lee-n2n1t]

I know its heartbreaking 💔

[@carlvellloyd7200]

More cases like this should be brought to light. It’s very interesting that someone that comes from that kinda background could do something like that!

[@susan.9246]

Not really that interesting until you've known a few from that background.

[@susan.9246]

Who a man is on paper (degrees, commendations, awards, title) has little to do with who they are as a person.

[@carlvellloyd7200]

It’s interesting to those who never heard the stories or knew someone! I mean you supposedly knew a few people and you still watched it! And It definitely does has something to do with. Especially taking the fact that a lot of these people probably get away with doing shit cause they can hide behind a TITLE! “Oh he wouldn’t do that”…

[@carlvellloyd7200]

Let’s shed light on all of the evil people in the world!

[@junglekutz5625]

Background?!? What you've said here, confirms how naively wired, most folk are. Anyone can create a face and "resume" for others to see. It's no different than a performance. But what is their true character?!? Something that most folk could care less about really knowing, much less can see. Prior to anyone becoming ambitious, their mind and the consistency of their ways are likely already set in stone.

[@robertfalcone3025]

The way this MONSTER so casually described his HORRIFIC acts is INFURIATING! That being said...i have to give major PROPS to the Detectives handling the case.

[@mrcake9228]

I hate how calm he is when he talks about his crimes… he’s a sick SICK Monster, I can’t even call him a human because he lost that right.

[@elle9392]

Why is a human being an unlikely suspect just because of their profession???? Makes no sense.

[@somcana]

The bias is real. This also means people end up in jails because of their lack of profession or life conditions.

[@StopmotionStudios13]

Also americans pro army / pro war bias at play. To me its more logical that a high ranking war officer would actually be a sociopath.

[@lolahelena91]

People use the stereotypes to fast. A certain professions fits several charachter traids and that will be seen as the thruth

[@ddivincenzo1194]

Ask the people who still support Trump. Multiple indictments and the creep is still able to run for the highest executive office in the United States.

[@bankaihampter2802]

He had more to lose than normal people. It was unlikely. But unlikely doesn't mean impossible, and he should be accordingly investigated

[@lillianasmith56]

The worst types of killers are the ones who freely and nonchalantly admit and speak of their crimes

[@metalmamasue3680]

Jeez, it's really terrifying to think what these people in the highest positions of power are capabIe of. And the ones who cover for them and don't beIieve it. Never, ever trust peopIe just because they have impressive titIes. Your neighbor is probably OK. But you never can be 100% sure.

[@discord_rose7548]

People who think the military is so great and can do no wrong literally have never lived in a military family ever

[@mariyarose9923]

People need to read this post. This is important. Ty.💔

[@f.miller9522]

Anything that involves humans, there will be sin. Period.

[@fangslaughter1198]

Or served. 👍 Base brats grow up quickly. I’ve met several.

[@Spoiled0atmeal-zw6dm]

Fr😪

[@kimjong-un1136]

What about my military? Are we great? We have rockets and everything.

[@anniehills3580]

He was a monster. Hope he is rotting in prison. AND ALL OF THE FREAKS LIKE HIM.

[@franklinadams38]

Awh stop it, You know your neighborhood is full of these men!

[@_pokies]

I'm freeeeeeeeeeeeeeer

[@_pokies]

Free fallinggggggggggggg

[@jeffcampbell2710]

I believe he thought he was too smart and disciplined to get caught.

[@chrismccarter228]

Charge him for that hairline too, cause hell naw😂

[@mouhammadsy9857]

😂😂😂

[@ivydickson7596]

The scariest part of this is that when they were doing the house to house, the guy said that if he had known that he was a Col in the airforce they would not have interviewed him.

[@ScoobyandShaggy5554]

You can never assume as a cop

[@paulineverriere8054]

Woke police force

[@lifefordummies]

I am amazed he didn't immediately lawyer up. That was good police work!

[@xrrrismickey]

Arrogance and ignorance is a bag combination

[@MrPotsy81]

Really believed in his own ability to intimidate/outsmart the police. Ooops. This is the most evil killer I have read about. Why? Hidden so well as a high ranking member of the armed forces. And sick, sick, sick. Never let him out.

[@tracyd1233]

Det. Sgt. Jim Smyth conducted the best interrogation/interview ever recorded.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

True.

[@evapektas]

Yes

[@DragosDomnara]

he talks about his crimes the way someone would talk about their boring day at work, it's diabolical

[@Mackathne]

I've seen a few different videos on this over the years, this is such a prime example of incredible investigative work

[@NoseyNuNu]

Every time I see this case on something I learn new details. This is one of the craziest cases ever. This dude was sick 😕

[@ezzatullahzamani5562]

This is absolutely disgusting and beyond comprehension from such a high ranking military officer. My heart goes out to the women who have been the victims of this horrific crime and perturbed human being.

[@maristella9062]

ezzatullah-- did you mean disturbed instead of perturbed? Perverted... tooo.

[@caroltenge5147]

Pervos are everywhere. Next time your out look around... 2 out of the next five people you see might be perverted.

[@lynettekrick2324]

Wow!!! He had his own Victoria Secret store from all of the trophies he collected. And OCD style organization. So scary and ultra creepy. Those women were so beautiful and sounded so smart and didn't deserve to end up the way they did. RIP ladies, and I pray your family and friends have been able to find some comfort. I also pray he gets what he's due from the universe and being an actual boogie man.

[@bonolomarutha7286]

Victoria secret😢😅

[@lyssgoddess]

@@bonolomarutha7286 this was created by a man… 🤷‍♀️ so this does not surprise me… High heels : created by a man also 😂❤

[@sid6554]

@@lyssgoddess Everything was created by men. Houses, skyscrapers, cars, planes, iPhones...virtually everything.

[@f.miller9522]

​@lyssgoddess and we wear the heck out of them! Many of the clothes we wear are designed by men too. That isn't the problem. A man wearing women's underwear isn't the problem. The problem is the sexual predator and how hard they are to catch.

[@richardtibbetts574]

From the thumbnail, I would say that his color coordinating sucks. A real OCD person would make sure the bra and panties are a matching set. 😂😂😂

[@gointothedogs4634]

Just goes to show that anyone can be guilty of terrible crimes. Let this be a lesson to cop0s everywhere , to never discount anyone based on their reputation or career. My deepest condolences to the survivors and families.

[@tamarahbernixe]

Omg not a psycho working as a military officer.. I think there’s tons of them

[@GirlArmy21]

You should always have a big dog to stand guard or small one to warn you something is off around your house. I met R. Williams when I was a young 20 something in CFB Cold Lake, Alberta. He flew in to the base and came thru my section. I remember him because of that stupid patch of hair on his head. The techs were referring to him as "Charlie Brown". Gave me the creeps then. Years later....this BS and now I understand what "dead eyes" are like. He can rot.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

Charlie Brown, Omigosh ! more like Charlie Manson. I thought that thing on his head was a surgically implanted _Velcro Strip_ used to keep his military hat on. lol

[@God-Love-Freedom]

Alarm system in your house/apartment is very helpful.

[@paulineverriere8054]

It’s the dead eyes scary

[@johndor7793]

I would assume its better to have multiple small dogs than 1 big dog. I dont think big dogs stand any chance of helping you if someone has a knife. More important to have more eyes imo.

[@Zodinthara-jo5yi]

I think your also responsible in an indirect ways. You should have take a good look - his eyes and his behaviour. You would find some red flags. After that, a random check out of the area near him. Whether there's a mysterious death or break ins. If something pops out- there you go, to the police straight away. Problem solved. But yeah, the women at the beginning did not give any clue to investigate further

[@TradeWynn65]

Notice how gingerly they question him. Hello, anyone is capable of a crime even a military person. Its not just low income or the under educated.

[@dadevi]

The interview style changes depends on the detective on how easily they think they can get a confession. There's another youtube video explaining this specific detective's method. Basically, he knew this guy would confess if he was approached firmly with all the evidence without yelling and screaming. The detective was right.

[@gussygatlin3093]

Makes ya wonder how many high ranking officers that we have applauded & thanked for their services.... That have a horrific hidden past. 😮😮

[@kathyjenkins1222]

Yeah...there are a bunch of them in Washington DC I am sure.

[@ImahSillyGirl]

@@kathyjenkins1222a bunch of them in too.

[@JustinMeansRighteous]

Don’t trust a grown man who still thinks a patch of hair on the front of his head whilst going bald, looks good. You’re welcome.

[@lila-gracenunyasun1334]

I've watched so many videos about this case & the interrogation videos too.. when Williams says 'Call me Russ' I get goosebumps every. Single. Time.

[@mannychavez8035]

Just because they are in the military doesn't mean they are not capable of something like this.SA is a BIG problem with our military 🪖🎖️

[@caroltenge5147]

Perverts are everywhere.

[@caroltenge5147]

yes, wearing dresses while flying around....

[@BlackberryTitties]

Well duh. It’s men ! 😂😂

[@tash12xii]

Imagine how many times he has done this and not got caught

[@jimmyzhao2673]

They should go all the way back to his College days for any similar unsolved crimes.

[@beer1for2break3fast4]

He grew up in my hometown according to Wikipedia which had a population of 800 at the time.

[@Tewkster]

@@jimmyzhao2673 He was friends with Paul Bernado while attending Toronto University. They would have competitions on secretly entering local residences without being noticed. Both are serving life sentences for their rapes and murders.

[@Insight-music]

He prob got so used to it that he thought he was untouchable

[@neverendingmods]

I don't know how the interrogating cop could shake his hand and give this murderer rapist any kind of respect.

[@99names16]

Because he cares about the victims. I’m sure he would have preferred to go medieval on him but that’s a good way to make sure you may never get justice. this is interrogation 101. You have to “befriend” them or they will not give you anything.

[@Littlevillager2004]

Its an interrogation trick,treating them like an infant being questioned for eating a pint of ice cream gets them singing like a canary😂

[@2007enthusiast]

The lingeriee pics absolutely killed me im sorry 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rockhaze]

I agree, what a froot cake.

[@itsgaylebitxh]

Yeah that's what he should be shamed for. Not intruding on homes, rape, or murder. It's the outfit! 🙄

[@rockhaze]

@@itsgaylebitxh Calm down.

[@ddivincenzo1194]

@@rockhaze He raped and murdered, yet you are telling someone to calm done for admonishing you and the OP just focusing on his posing with lingerie? Pathetic. BTW the word is "fruit" not "froot".

[@richardtibbetts574]

From the thumbnail, it looks like he’s not very good at color coordinating his lingerie. 😂😂😂

[@TheMwendaa]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@teresa8513]

That's how he eventually got caught.

[@doygazgar]

I've watched countless interviews/interrogations, but I've never seen one as good as detective sergeant jim smyth with russell williams 👌👌👌

[@G.Uppercut123]

They use the interrogation in case studies now. It’s legendary!

[@stfuplsok]

Legendary only because he confessed.

[@mrmelmba]

The colonel, working late hours, adopts the technique of a dropout acquaintance, a janitor on night shift that is a petty thief whose shrewd skill at deceit wins his admiration, as a diversion for escape from career pressure. Unlike alcohol it leaves no hangover and does not impair his work. Despite numerous break-ins the petty thief is never caught, as he steals only cash lying around in a household. With nothing else missing suspicion falls on someone in the family and police are not going to devote resources towards investigating a matter that appears to be an insider job. His trickster acquaintance repeatedly sets up the colonel so that his frustration rises to a level beyond his threshold of tolerance into the realm of the irrational triggering action in order to seek relief. The dropout has cultivated in the colonel a peculiar form of escape, which is for him to dress in women’s underclothes. These he acquires by adopting the dropout’s method of operation giving him an adrenaline rush. With nothing missing other than an undergarment he will never be reported or caught by police. When the colonel shows the dropout a photo along with an actual undergarment evidencing each exploit the dropout feigns high esteem for his prowess, conditioning the colonel into escalating to even more daring episodes by positively reinforcing each ludicrous act. The dropout is a narcissistic sociopath that inwardly resents people that have earned responsible positions that he deludes himself is of the level that he should enjoy despite lack of education and effort. In a vindictive process so subtle that it is not apparent that he has deliberately baited his target in order to achieve a fatal outcome the dropout proves to himself that he is smarter than those that despise him. He brought down the colonel.

[@G.Uppercut123]

@@mrmelmba my cats breath smells like cat food

[@charlesgerety1403]

Terrible initial investigation. They just completely overlooked the guy because they assumed with his position he would never do it.

[@metalmamasue3680]

Yep, imagine if that poor woman who was kiIIed, if her brother hadn't done his own investigating ? He found the tire tracks and shoe prints that Ied them to the piIot. And I'm horrified that it may have been blamed on the innocent neighbor man. Doesn't give you a Iot of faith in the system.

[@charlesgerety1403]

@@metalmamasue3680 Excellent points 👏

[@charlesgerety1403]

@@metalmamasue3680 They even called the neighbor guy a suspect. Just ridiculous

[@RightToFreedomGirl]

​@@charlesgerety1403: turns out it WAS the neighbor 3 doors downnin 1 instance

[@NatashyaMonroe]

This Pilot was actually a regular at escort studios in Kingston. About a month or two before this break in happened my friend (who worked with me at an escort studio) told me that someone was in her house, went through hers and her kid’s underwear drawer, left the drawers open, and she was sure there was missing garments. I don’t recall if my friend reported the event. A few months later we heard about this guy. My friend and I were shocked and instantly frightened knowing that he had come so close to her, and possibly others that we worked with (assuming he may have stalked many of us). When this guy’s photo was released we instantly recognized him as a client. The industry isn’t without great risk, but living in a small city generally affords us a false sense of minor safety. There were other similar cases with different men that practically went under radar due to lack of social media at the time (s) and lack of women wanting to report situations in fear of their family learning about certain life choices.

[@cesialoveslouis]

Lifetime made a movie about Russel they did an amazing job portraying this story ❤

[@beltnergon]

Whatever the status of any individual. None is exempted being a murderer.

[@GypsyGirl317]

I watched the documentary on this guy when it first came out and he's a horrific monster.

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

It is stories like this that make me afraid of people, you don’t alway know who is evil !!!! Imagine being his wife…..how traumatizing ! I’m glad they did an honest investigation !

[@EffieShannon-ij2pr]

The misogyny in this reporting is appalling. Describing an extremely violent serial rapist as a 'creep' or 'pervert', saying that a victim's military training didn't 'allow' her to 'overcome' him physically, saying 'sex' instead of 'rape', and implying that military men do not commit crime. All of this is sloppy reporting that reinforces rape culture. Shame on you all.

[@Occollazo30]

That made no sense.

[@Sorino_244]

Bro was livin that double life 😭💀

[@xx5386]

IN THIS LIFE …. YOU CANNOT TRUST ANYONE …..

[@MsTessG]

And we learn these types of things over and over and never ask "what is wrong with men". As if asking that question is somehow taboo.

[@Harley08]

Something is seriously wrong with males. 💯👍🏽

[@beer1for2break3fast4]

Wow. Hate your dad or what? Nothing like lumping half the planet together. What is wrong with you?

[@s.susanmarandi9080]

Nonsense; there are good and bad in both sexes.

[@kiowah231]

@@s.susanmarandi9080 Stats say otherwise

[@Jbbilll]

@@Harley08Yeah let’s say males instead of some males. You act like all males are bad. Just like all females aren’t bad it’s the same for males. Hater

[@09irishpride]

“This was no ordinary panty bandit” lmaoooo

[@darincampbell171]

We had a creep like that in my hometown of Flint, Michigan. This creep would knock women down and try to snatch their panties off. He would break into homes and take panties, hose, bras and so on. He eventually killed 2 women, one being a stewardess. His name is Jeffrey Gorton. He was finally caught by DNA. He is serving a LIFE sentence with no parole. What a creep. Just like this creep in this story. Peace.

[@mike7gerald]

Russell Williams got to keep his military pension of $60,000.00/year because canceling it would require a 'Canadian Act of Parliament.' I despise our justice system and our very weak Members of Parliament, who often fail to help Canadians.

[@MP-wz3bu]

There should be 'Court-martial' and during those proceedings- he can be stripped off his rank. (Individual can be persecuted by Court Martial, and civil/criminal court)

[@franbrochu4844]

Are you kidding me its everywhere these ppl in high offices are out right scum I'm surprized they actually arrested him

[@OldLadyInFL]

Why should he not get his pension? He undoubtedly killed people while deployed to war zones. The military teaches them to kill with no regard for human life. They can't punish them for it after they return home.

[@mike7gerald]

@@OldLadyInFL Other soldiers also fought and killed enemies yet didn't come back home to kill. His pension should be canceled.

[@MP-wz3bu]

@dsa2591 Well, in US The court martial can, and sometimes does strip you off your rank and benefits...depending on the crime committed.

[@steverobertson6748]

I live in Belleville and our whole country is disgusted in Russell Williams, he put entire area is horror and sad to think of what he done to his victims and their family. HE WILL go down in history as Canada's lowest of low!

[@PalmBeachFlorida24]

I think KARLA Homolka and Paul Bernardo have that title.

[@steverobertson6748]

@@PalmBeachFlorida24 yes ,they're both disgusting individual's as well,but Williams actually represented our country's military in its highest form,and used that to make him feel invisible and untouchable..abuse of his power and status.

[@Oceangirl_505]

​@@PalmBeachFlorida24 It's all three, A Trifecta!

[@ytzpilot]

Yep this guy, Bernardo and Picton, the lowest of the low

[@Helmuesi911]

How far from Windsor is Belleville? I’m across the river in Metro Detroit. Cheers, neighbor 🍻

[@scottishguy924]

what a horrible horrible beast of a man what a monster those poor woman he attacked and also raped absolutely sick

[@jenniferhalliwell416]

Oh my god! When the officer said "Where is she?" my blood ran cold! Such a chilling moment.

[@cledo44]

Amazing investigation!

[@planofdestiny0011]

Never go investigate what your pet is fixated on! If that were me I would have got the hell outta there if I saw my cat was fixated on something IN THE BASEMENT! 😳😳😳

[@JoeBidensDroolBib]

Sounds like a horror movie

[@Juke582]

We never expect a hooded man in our basement! The horror of dreams! Jesus! 😳😳😳

[@beer1for2break3fast4]

Sadly she not only worked for him but flew as crew on his aircraft in the past.

[@Taygio]

She was a military woman.

[@Romey814]

And just to think , we have a lot of these creepy weirdos in government! 😔

[@PalmBeachFlorida24]

He was overlooked by officials many times due to his military status.

[@fulanichild3138]

Can you imagine the police thinking that one of the victims was making up the story in order to get attention?? (6:15) 😡 This seems to happen quite often.

[@PalmBeachFlorida24]

@@fulanichild3138 Boca Raton Florida LEO thought a woman was making up a story about being carjacked kidnapped robbed duck taped with her child in the Boca Town Center Mall. LEO went so far as to arrest and charge her with mischief and filing a false report. Turns out, this ordeal was the dry run for the Boca Mall serial killer. Happens more than we know.

[@fulanichild3138]

@@PalmBeachFlorida24 It happened in my town. Police did not believe that a prostitute had been raped. Turns out, there was a serial rapist on the loose. It also happened to a Vallejo, CA couple Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn. Police did not believe that an intruder had bound Aaron then kidnapped Denise. Instead, they decided that Aaron had murdered Denise and they spent hours interrogating Aaron instead of searching for Denise. She was released by the kidnapper a few days later and the police accused the couple of making it all up. Then other victims came forward and the guy was caught. So again, you have to wonder why police are so suspicious. Do people often make up stories about being crime victims. My guess is that people don't really like interacting with the police and probably don't go out of their way to do so.

[@rochellewilliams2022]

It's even much more sad when the people we trust to serve and protect end up being the villian

[@bennyblanco2523]

word on the street is that the Colonel is the late Prince Phillip's illegitimate son

[@girumzemichael704]

@@bennyblanco2523 Does look like him and he was their special pilot on visits? And the smug arrogance on his face when he first starts talking. How many secrets that family, and many others in all likelihood, has! Some of the degeneracy comes from having too much at your fingertips and not having to struggle like 99% of society does, basic idleness.. and now they have spread it throughout society. People who haven’t secured a thing economically are trapped by the same ‘concerns’ with sex and ‘sexuality’ as the upper ones seem to have been for centuries. Hopeless case for humanity by now.

[@maxwellnjati1756]

Those last words broke me

[@wounded.wonder]

😂😂😂😂 the way crime watch be pulling up on people. they do not care!!!! i love it. they’re like the extended car warranty people.

[@nootnoot8287]

His bald patch alone deserves life imprisonment.

[@Wendytintin]

😂😂😂😂😂 I’m too upset please don’t make me laugh

[@old-soul]

😂😹🤣

[@BlackberryTitties]

😂😂😂Lmao!!!! I’m done!!

[@corinne2721]

Omg dude 🤣

[@ladylove8565]

Another crazy fact is this guy actually confirmed to have been in my hometown many times growing up as it also has either the largest or second largest military base in Canada.

[@annakey3153]

I've watched a LOT of crime documentaries and I have noticed how many of these psychopaths are in the armed services, police force or churches

[@zinagracelucasan1044]

His victims last words are heartbreaking :(

[@litodat233]

Can’t imagine how brutal and painful it must’ve been to watch them tapes of what happened to those women

[@stfuplsok]

THOSE* tapes

[@ellywitmer1584]

My God you can't trust Dr's, Military, lawyers, anyone really

[@jpizel1070]

An occupation has nothing to do with morals snd empathy.

[@jackie5522]

Presidents priests etc etc

[@MissMistyO1]

I’m glad I’m ugly. Everyone leaves me alone.

[@ivydickson7596]

Just be glad that you do not light up a room.

[@hierophant369]

​@@ivydickson7596 LoL 😂 I was gonna say "just don't light up the room"

[@martacosta9542]

No you're not 🥺

[@old-soul]

you are not ugly ❤

[@old-soul]

you are not ugly ❤

[@lyndy101]

Those pictures of him in their lingerie are disturbing. Dude was one step away from wearing his victims skin

[@lila-gracenunyasun1334]

I knew Russell Williams when I was a teen, he was my dad's boss at CFB Trenton. I remember the day he was arrested & everyone found out my dad was in disbelief, I on the other hand wasn't surprised. He always had this creep vibe to him

[@evapektas]

You Had a gut Feeling...good

[@ryanchoate9146]

If you ever get a chance to watch the whole interrogation video of Russell Williams it is a master class in how to brilliantly interrogate someone!

[@laurelgirard8475]

Youre right! Thats the best interrogation ever. He has Williams spilling hos guts as if confessing to a priest.

[@AltaMirage]

Yes. Certainly a lot better than this flashotainment, with its endless chops, changes, flashes, silly sound effects and repetition. Like why do we need a recap every minute?

[@stfuplsok]

Well, it's only brilliant because he confessed.

[@Batman-wv5ng]

It was nothing brilliant about that he just confessed to everything,watch this years ago.

[@LLandS18]

​​@@Batman-wv5ngyeah it was brilliant. Actually it was a master class and how to run a negotiation or interrogation. Just cuz you don't understand what's going on and think it's boring cuz it is in a car. Chase doesn't mean that's exactly what it is. Brilliant.