Serial Killer Documentary: Gary Heidnik (Brother Bishop)

Gary Michael Heidnik was an American murderer who kidnapped six women, killing two of them, while holding them prisoner in a pit in his basement in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Heidnik was sentenced to death and executed by lethal injection in July 1999.
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[@soookimbo6571]

Patient Josephina understood that feigning loyalty and companionship was their only chance. I can't imagine how she put her sanity on hold for so long. Her eye on the prize...escape. I hope she's able to heal.

[@jacobfreeman5444]

One can hope, but is unlikely. Very people can experience trauma like this and return to society. The scars too deep. And most people won't understand.

[@kellykane7586]

It pays to play nice when ur dealing with a fucking maniac, it's a skill I guess. Although my brain would have red-flagged when he talked about half the key in the lock. Like wtf are u hiding dude!?

[@lindacedonulli5197]

She later wrote a book about it all, called Cellar Girl. And I'm sure she did suffer from what they call PTSD.

[@DANGARANGS]

Wrong. She was stalkholmed. She had many chances to escape before she did

[@gsingh5402]

Right. How nutty to be in that situation. God bless her and the families

[@michellelloyd4811]

I love how the victims are given proper recognition and not just the killer. Their stories are real and heartbreaking and they should be remembered and never forgotten.

[@rudywouters8303]

Really... I'm here for the murderers not the stories and bs about the victims

[@jennifercornman1291]

It should always be about the victims

[@Tmore119]

Why would you want to be remembered as a victim and not just move on with your life lol?

[@mackenziekarsonovich1073]

I watched an interview with one of the women who survived. It was years after, but she was still completely traumatized. And the worst part, what happened to her made her an outcast in her community. She barely had any support. This guy creeps me out worse than any other killer.

[@lorimiller4301]

It's so unfair how that happens. It's not her fault yet people use it against her.

[@soookimbo6571]

Isn't that ironic she suffered terribly and what her poor spirit needs is loving and caring from people who value her. Her community don't appear to love, care or value her. God knows all this and I pray He will heal her as much as she can be. None of what she suffered was her fault. I pray she puts herself in The Lord's hands and knows there is no sorrow in heaven. He will wipe the tears from her eyes.

[@ashleytrueblood2200]

Why is the word "rape" offensive? It is not slang. Truth hurts. The more these people decide to push the matter under the rug and not promote education and awareness..it'll keep happening.

[@vanessawilliams703]

So many people have become desensitized to anyone's trauma, misfortunes or death anything! Reading the comments on News Break app makes you wonder what kind of world it's turning into. I call it me, me, me! If there's nothing in for them, forget it! This goes for family, friends, or anybody! During an after covid drastically brought it into the spotlight! To me it seems America is on life support now!!!!!!

[@friscostreetstories5403]

Me too

[@selfesteem3447]

I’m not saying that Josephine was Garry‘s accomplice by no means. But if she had not participated in some of those horrible acts, she would not have been able to convince him to let her get out of the car that night that she called the police which led to the others being found. She ended up signing away the rights to her two children from what I heard on another KZbin channel because after getting out of there she wasn’t mentally fit to raise her own kids. I’m glad she used her head and got them out of there.

[@jamesfox3821]

She played that game well, she did not kill those girls, she was just bidding her time to save the rest.HEROIC

[@dianevanderlinden3480]

@@jamesfox3821 yep. If she didn't stay alive to be a witness he could've continued on.

[@jamesfox3821]

@@dianevanderlinden3480 she was just trying to survive

[@dianevanderlinden3480]

@@jamesfox3821 Exactly. You have to do what it takes sometimes.

[@mechadonia]

She really loved her kids. Loved them enough to know that she couldn’t raise them after what she’d been through. Such a tragic circumstance

[@reginam.2993]

You are my absolute favorite true crime channel this year. Reminds me of sitting up late as a kid watching forensic files.

[@MarciaBaker1205]

I love Forensic Files!

[@reginam.2993]

@@MarciaBaker1205 yes there is something so cozy about watching it in the dark at 2am

[@edwardladuke5695]

P

[@elizabethforsyth4814]

That chapter. Is the best

[@reginam.2993]

@@elizabethforsyth4814 I love him too. This channel has that deep soothing voice though, like old fashioned crime tv.

[@joecoonan3931]

(@6:59 ) The cop who was given the name and address, who tried the door a few times before giving up on the inquiry, was absolutely incompetent. Unbelievable! This case should have been solved there and then.

[@hollyhayes9640]

I believe that cops can enter without permission if they believe that someone's in danger (edit: I think it's called a "No Knock Warrant")? Lazy police work.

[@RJ-mh3ox]

I’d charge him as an accomplice 🤷🏽‍♂️ if it was his kid he’d just charge in but instead he allowed the monster to be unbothered. If i was the father I’m checking on the house myself fuck the law charge me for whatever I’ll die for mine jail is nothing

[@johnscanlon2598]

@@hollyhayes9640a no knock warrant is a warrant that authorises officers to storm the dwelling by braking down the door windows to get in without knocking at all

[@jerseykillabee]

Crazy shit rite? You are all right tho😢 as a man of color I can't say I'm not mad after seeing this.

[@jysellemonet]

Or the cops for the smell. But we all know why bc they were black and he was white similar to Jeffrey Dahmer

[@paulalovespunk]

Oh yay! If we mute certain words, the acts named won't be at all traumatic. 🙄 KZbin is nuts. Thanks for the excellent video!

[@miles6410]

Definitely worthy of the freedom of speech award

[@brendanjoyce645]

@@BadCookWhoJudgesChefs ohh so if he wants to put ads he has to follow the guide lines?

[@vanessawilliams703]

That's about the stupidest thing I've heard! The word rape is used millions of times a day an even on the news! Who makes up all the crazy rules regarding KZbin? I've seen a lot of good people I've subscribed to on KZbin leave without me being able to continue with their content anywhere else without paying! Everybody doesn't have funds to pay for content especially now with prices up the ying-yang on everything else. Hopefully I'll be able to find something else of this type platform for free cause I'm just about done with KZbin period! Soon you won't be able to see any important, informative, etc. worthy of watching here, or voice any thoughts you may have! What's the use an don't forget a lot of info has the comment section off!!!!!😠

[@paulalovespunk]

@@brendanjoyce645 Yup. It's financial blackmail.

[@nathanforrest3483]

watch your mouth words like "NUTS" are totally unacceptable !!

[@jesmitty7639]

This man was one of the subjects I did a thesis on for school. He was a complete evil man, and very manipulative. Chills me just thinking about him again.

[@111111111Tiger]

I don't SEE people as EVIL. When I hear stories like this it is obviously they are mentally ill. NO ONE in their right mind would do such things.

[@georgeshaw8925]

@@111111111Tiger You’re very naive, the world is not so simple.

[@lindaarrington9397]

They are just evil They are many killers that are or really demented Take Dahmer Nuts But many Way to many are just evil

[@raycarlbrown-amory3509]

@@111111111Tiger bro people are evil and this guy was beyond evil

[@ivorbiggun2665]

Lots of these "serial killers" are ex military & m.k programming was used in so many cases

[@undertasty]

One of the sad parts of this story is how both Josephine’s boyfriend and the police didn’t believe her until she showed them her scars. If someone tells you they have been abused, take it seriously.

[@whitefang238]

thank you for your comment. To this day, no one ever does, plus you are attacked. My traumas only got worse and worse. Even the authorities and soc called specialists will often discredit or attack you somehow and further abuse you verbally or emotionally. If you end up needing psychiatric help, sometimes physically too. Then, when you become broken, your psychological state is also used against you. You are 'unreliable" cause you are "crazy"

[@undertasty]

@@whitefang238 :( I am so sorry for the things you have been through. I truly hope things get better, and you will find ways to heal. Abuse is not the fault of the victim, it's the fault of the abuser. Best of wishes!

[@sofiausa]

They needed to exam the IQ of that boyfriend that he was not even worry that she was missing for several months, really? And he did not believe her, some men are so messed up in their mind. So sad.

[@conneremer4241]

I see comments like yours every now and then on KZbin, Facebook, and Reddit talking about belief in claims of abuse - the default being to simply believe everything. In the context of knowing someone is a serial killer - abuse seems hyper important as a sort of warning sign. But your (and the similar comments I've seen) are not about this person (Gary) but people in general, right? That said, I don't want to misunderstand here or assume what you mean, so like are you saying that you believe literally anything anyone says? Or do you mean just about abuse? Or do you mean believe only people you don't think have anything to gain from lying (like attention or money)? Or is this a political/social stance maybe, that women wouldn't lie about being abused or that if a man were to defend himself against an accusation, *he* must be lying? Just a personal experience/anecdotal evidence thing where you made a claim that you didn't like that others treated skeptically? I am curious what the mindset is here, because overcorrection is not usually the best course of action when it comes to policies of behavior or punishment as circumstances are not taken into account. Gary here is a serial killer, he is not like Joe Everyman walking around that you work with or see driving on the road. He's got some mental and emotional extremes that led him to do horrible crimes (that fascinate us, we're watching this thing after all). It is alarmist to an extreme that is basically indescribable to think that every guy out there is potential serial killer, or even that he might hate women. That seems like a harmful assumption, kind of like assuming no women would lie for attention/money. To wrap up, I understand abuse happens. The physically violent abuse would seem to skew by numbers as being perpetrated by men at women and children. There are awful, terrible, horrible men out there that escape justice being done - sometimes by their victims telling conflicting stories when interviewed, sometimes by some legal technicality, sometimes by sheer luck/incompetence by someone in law enforcement or social services. On behalf of all men that are not those guys - please do not believe all women and please do not assume that just because of my genitals that I'm the enemy or guilty of something.

[@undertasty]

@@conneremer4241 Well you certainly took a defensive stance, didn't you? And you have some valid points, but mostly this comes off as an extreme backlash to a larger conversation, and you certainly projected a lot of assumptions to a very simple statement. One major one being that I only meant women should be taken seriously. I never said that. Statistically, women experience more sexual and/or other type of violence than men, but those statistics are probably not very accurate, given how usually men are less likely to admit they have been victims. But looking at the numbers, in the US one in five women are raped in their lifetime, 81% of women and 43% of men experience sexual assault or harrassment. Those are horrifying numbers, and I'm not talking about the gap between genders. No-one should be assaulted, so all of that is a tragedy. And one of the saddest parts of that is, the knee jerk reaction from law enforcement to family members to the community in general is denial. No-one wants to believe these horrific things happen, and the victims get a lot of victim blaming and shaming, both men and women. It makes healing and building yourself back up a lot more difficult. That is what I wanted to emphasize. I never said that everyone with a penis is some predatory monster. I never said only men commit horrific acts on others. I never said men and their feelings don't matter, or that they are never victimised too. If someone, man or woman, tells you they have been abused, take it seriously. The odds that they are lying are really quite slim, and if they are lying, usually they have a slew of other problems and a history of lying, so it is not impossible to spot that. Very few want to be seen as victims, so very few have anything to gain from claiming such things. And if you are dealing with a person who has been violated, you not listening and not believing them will do extreme harm to someone already distraught and vulnerable.

[@alanac8490]

The police REALLY believed that a STRONG STENCH coming from a house was an OVERCOOKED ROAST DINNER

[@metalmamasue3680]

I know, an overcooked roast just smells like burnt meat. Not decomposing flesh. Big fail on the part of the cops.

[@robynsegg]

As a Philly native, this shook the city to it's core. For weeks, the females in our family (heck... Philly women & girls, period) were afraid to go out because of this. To this day, my Mom HATES it if I have go out of the house any time in the early evening.

[@bedadays1763]

Why did these girls get in his car? was it more common practice to do that back then?

[@robynsegg]

​@@bedadays1763 Sweetie, I can't answer that. I guess, they thought he seemed harmless. Or maybe they just didn't know any better. I still wonder why so many years later as a grown woman.

[@ElleCee62978]

@@robynsegg A few of them were sex workers. Some were mentally challenged.

[@illeagle9560]

Shit is crazy I've never of this, and I'm from York about a 3 hour drive over to your guys west

[@kellykane7586]

Yeah like I tell my daughters, there's worse things than death ....

[@halseygreenhalghtanner5265]

Fantastic response on the judge's part when asked if she would consider Josephina as an accomplice. Great job! 🙌

[@ricardoedwards4579]

Dumb!🤣🤣

[@michaeltobias3110]

What an effin jerkoff. Lmao

[@geojinaochieng6587]

Before sleeping,I usually have a strong urge to watch these documentaries 🤩🤩🤩

[@causeiknow9879]

Its good it help you fall asleep faster

[@Spiceluvj]

Me to

[@stavrosgazis5824]

Legend says that this narrator can use a tin can and string as a microphone, and still sound this good.

[@lyonheartband1337]

🤣🤣🤣

[@idigmusictoo1746]

😄😄😄😄

[@unknownytaus]

That's what she said

[@leannmeddings4068]

L

[@aprilgarcia6119]

Omgosh can people get over the ‘legend’ comments already? That shit is so played out

[@thecorparation1]

You can’t even write something so heinous, this is truly evil 😔

[@bushmonster1702]

You havn't read my diary.

[@lunagoodhart5489]

The book 'KISS THE GIRLS' is alot like this evil guy. They even made a movie based on the book starring Morgan Freeman & Ashley Judd but it was so vanilla & did the book no justice at all.

[@goreworks3562]

@@lunagoodhart5489 you do realise who Buffalo Bill is right?

[@bdmenne]

I was astonished. The insane brutality.

[@lemankurtz8950]

Yeah this guy.....let me tell ya, he was a real Jerk!! 😐

[@lucylove4514]

This was one evil man! What he did to those poor woman were just horrifying.

[@vanessawilliams703]

Any defense lawyer with an once of ethics wouldn't have even touched that case but with money hanging in the balance they'll go all out! Sad an pathetic with the ones with th their hands out knowing full well how he damaged those poor women!!!

[@romant142]

@@vanessawilliams703 somebody has to do it, have to be willing to defend the worse

[@chillinwithchris1536]

@@vanessawilliams703 Most of the time, someone gets assigned these type of cases.. their job isn’t necessarily to try to defend the client and prove innocence, it’s usually more along the lines that the charges are accurate along with the punishments according to the appropriate laws.

[@wickedlee664]

@@vanessawilliams703 No. Lawyers who defend these criminals are a good thing. If they do not receive a competent defense they might get out on appeal. If they are convinced in spite of a good defense it’s a done deal. They are gone. That’s why it’s hard to win an appeal. As it should be.

[@cachasgrl75]

Am I the only crazy person that watches this channel to go to sleep?? 😁

[@bpennreddogmom3355]

Nope 👍🏻

[@porshiaadkins19]

Not at All!! Makes my husband so mad!

[@skd]

If you go to sleep on it, you might want to go here: odysee.com/@SKD (also my channel, same videos, no ads - you're welcome)

[@charleanroberts4506]

no i like crime programes as well

[@taraoc1193]

I listen to these to fall asleep too. The narrators always have a deep ish, soothing voice.. that or I'm a psychopath...🤷‍♀️

[@inuchan74]

I don't understand how people couldn't see that Josephina sacrificed her freedom to save those other women. I feel so bad for her.

[@jaimegreene9557]

I agree! Not to mention how hard she had to work to get the police to believe her and help the others. The police wouldn't have had a clue if she hadn't escaped and told them. That was evident in how many encounters they had with him and never suspected a thing

[@thecriminaljusticeclub169]

Actually no she didn't. In a interview her and another woman met each other and the other woman stated plainly that Josephina got off on what she was doing to those women and was ALWAYS instigating violence against them. She didn't plan to help anyone she was hoping to get away herself. She was sleeping in his bed and had plenty of time to get away. If you really study the case, you'll begin to suspect if Josephina was helping him, and no not from trauma.

[@misspriss1476]

It’s obvious Jo had Stockholm’s syndrome & 💯 obvious he had it. It’s kinda odd it wasn’t brought up..

[@thecriminaljusticeclub169]

@@misspriss1476 It's not hard to know why. The women MET UP WITH EACH OTHER IN AN INTERVIEW and they SPECIFICALLY STATED that she INSTIGATED THEM BEING BEATEN. They wouldn't do ANYTHING and she would go and tell him shit to get them hurt. That's why it wasn't mentioned because she didn't have it. People are quick to empathize with this woman but when studying the actual case (as we did for criminal law) it was shown that she participated in the majority of the abuse and only admitted it AFTER they gave her immunity. I tell people all the time to study the case before making assumptions because it's not as it seems when being reported. Many of those women died because she lied on them in order to gain favor. If she really suffered from it she wouldn't have kept instigating violence just to stay in his bed with him. She even stated that they would have talks about the women and he would tell her things and she would often agree not out of fear but because she was trying to go home. She didn't care about those women.

[@Wastok]

@@thecriminaljusticeclub169 My uncle is actually writing an article about this "tinder hookup" slaying in Nebraska where this dude and a younger woman would lure other women over to their farm property and torture them to death. Obviously he was initially seen as the dominant but more and more it seems like she may have been his accomplice or worse.

[@chichivladinski]

I'm familiar with most known serial killer stories .......... This one shook me to the core. What a monster. These women endured what few could. I hope they get to have wonderful lives afterwards. They deserve an easy life to make up the difference.

[@markjgaletti57]

There is no wonderful Life after something like this happens to a person.

[@ordinarypete]

@@markjgaletti57 sure there is.. you don’t know them.

[@Section8dc]

@@ordinarypete no hes right, very very very few people recover from trauma like this. Especially something so particularly heinous.

[@gsingh5402]

@@Section8dc the best thing Is to give them some good drugs so they can just enjoy life.

[@grandmanancy4719]

People who wonder why we will never give up our right to bear arms, need to watch videos like this evil man. If only one of these women had a gun on them he would have met his maker years earlier.

[@butterfly7624]

This is the sickest shit I've ever heard.

[@gregorywilliams5606]

Sick isn't the word!!

[@uraphag8314]

Meh. That's a regular weekend for me

[@ourowndevices5907]

Seriously. Like, #1 worst shit I've ever heard

[@ourowndevices5907]

@@TheRealJaded yeah? Whatcha got?

[@jackoblllllllll]

Its up there, yeah

[@kisserofdogs3218]

I would love to know what happened to these poor girls/women who survived this evil demon. I really hope they all went on to have good, happy lives.

[@RJ-mh3ox]

I don’t think they did one had to give up her children cuz she knew she couldn’t handle it after this

[@9999cheeta]

I dont understand how someone who was convicted so many times was still able to live out on his own to commit more atrocities. This is one of the many reasons why rape needs a harsher sentence. This is also one of the many reasons why mental health in this country needs to be put up on a higher tier than where it currently is.

[@yirleth26]

In the past the white race was privileged and prisión only pay the races Latino black and the white was considered untouchable, the same happens in my country unbelievable that law do for all at all. Pass was so dark.

[@RJ-mh3ox]

Nobody cares about women or people with mental health issues that’ll never change I’m not getting my hopes up I’m just going to buy firearms, teach my future children how to use them and how to fight and make sure they know how to interact with police🤷🏽‍♂️ you prob live around at least 15 rapists if you look it up

[@jysellemonet]

Bc he was whyte and a military man

[@joemomma5814]

This guy is demonic. You don't even see this from the notorious killers. Great police work btw

[@Samurai78420]

Yes, I feel ya. This guy's psyche is really, really deep. Makes it even worse.

[@JuFated]

Strangely, the fact that his aim isnt exactly solely killing makes him much more horrible than actual killers. He wanted a family and was going to do every cruel thing to get it and to keep his control on his prisoners. He only killed them after being unable to break them with the cruel and constant torture. Actual serial killers get off with less cruelty and just faster murder.

[@alexmorefield5573]

@@JuFated i agree, majority of serial killers prefer posthumous bodily mutilation and necrophelia.

[@JuFated]

@@alexmorefield5573 Yea, still gruesome and wrong but Id argue torturing the victims as long as possible is hella more crueler.

[@TheBenvelope]

I mean this guy is to normal serial killers as burning to death is to a headshot. The burning you feel everything until the smoke inhal kills you with your flesh burning, but a headshot is at least instant and you feel nothing

[@bobbierobinson6269]

If Josephina hadn't did what she did they would probably all died there. It's not like the cops cared enough to push it. Truthfully, if I thought my daughter was there, I would have been looking myself.

[@katybug6572]

Facts 💯

[@mauricedavis8261]

You and me both my friend!!!🙏👍😷

[@irmalaucirica1688]

Josephina was very wise! I think she suffer by working with him like a partner to help the others was hard for her but she was wise and strong, God bless her

[@bobbierobinson6269]

@@irmalaucirica1688 I'm sure she carries guilt and I'm sure some of the women hate her. We do what we have to to survive.

[@melissawilloughby9637]

This is best channel ever. I like to think I know most of all serial killers and I've never heard of this guy ever. Great job with all the info. Bravo

[@helentelehowski679]

I never heard of him either. This is a very good channel. I will be watching more.

[@ladymopar2024]

Dyer is in another Channel I just found he's quite interesting he does little known cases

[@petmomful2260]

Why do we find serial killers so fascinating?

[@melissawilloughby9637]

Thank you Lady Mopar I will definitely check it out.

[@melissawilloughby9637]

Need more info Lady Mopar

[@etjoie7188]

This was an excellent documentary. Not the first time I’ve heard of Heidnick, but it was The first time hearing his whole life story; and prior to him committing these heinous crimes.

[@selfesteem3447]

I don’t know how I ever missed this one I have never heard this story, a lot of similarities with Ariel Castro. Makes me wonder if Ariel had studied this guy. Probably His name Gary Heidnick For some reason is very familiar to me and it’s kind of tripping me out.

[@hansgerber8654]

comparing him to buffalo bill is actually playing it down. Nothing writes more horrible stories than reality

[@VogtTD]

How is that playing out down? He was one of the inspirations for the story.

[@rngapelegs2530]

@@VogtTD what he means is he was so much worse that saying Buffalo Bill didn't do it enough justice. Like he was so bad he was 3

[@pink_sock]

Idk why everyone is freaking out about this guy. You should look into Joseph Kallinger or someone like Joe Clark if you want a real good story. Robert Berdella would probably be a closer comparison to this guy.

[@Perivale]

Damn, he really picked on the vulnerable. Wicked SOB.

[@tommymorgan4677]

A real coward.

[@christinad4432]

What he did to those poor women, and for the amount of time they had to go through it, I wouldn't want to survive. I can't imagine surviving and then having to live with those memories and scars for how ever much longer im alive?

[@notyoursenpai6287]

P

[@nvtiveson]

The amount of PTSD these women face after must be immensely agonizing and life altering

[@jayleenmarlow2962]

KZbin needs to be realistic. "Rape" isn't a bad word, its a bad act that NEEDS to be discussed at times

[@rustyshackleford5591]

As

[@rustyshackleford5591]

As far as I'm concerned, it is THE most evil act that can be committed against our fellow people, and ALWAYS ought to be condemned to death

[@jayleenmarlow2962]

@@rustyshackleford5591 love ur name👍

[@waltt69]

I am glad the women he tortured were given access to his finances, and could see why the IRS might have a claim if he didn't pay his taxes, but why would the peace corps feel entitled to his finances? These women should get as much from him as possible and it seems petty and greedy for a group like the peace corps to try to take any of it from those women.

[@zacknicley8150]

A hyper bowl is a bowl that is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. A hyperbole is a figure of speech that uses extreme exaggeration to make a point.

[@TymP321]

Much like the factory floor where the mice contracted the earth's construction...

[@eddiemckenna1895]

This is hands down your best yet, no fluctuations in volume e.g going to an old interview audio then back to narration. So well put together structurally aswell 👏

[@Anenome5]

He needs to fix the proximity effect on the microphone though, gives it way too much bass.

[@apocyldoomer]

Gary Heidnik was wealthy, even though he lived in a slum area of Philly, Marshall Street, I still live in Killadelphia, so i remember this well, I was an exterminator at the time of his trial, in a creepy basement killing termites, chains hanging off the rafters, reminded me of Heidnik, could not wait to get the hell out of that creepy old cellar! I’ll never forget it!!

[@angelaenochdiaz9247]

My aunt lived down the street from him

[@MartaWomack]

What a freakin' monster! Hard to wrap my brain around the fact that these people even exist and are out there, roaming free. It's also hard to wrap my head around KZbin's waaay over-sensitivity to many things these days, like the word rape, which is the official name for a crime, or their ridiculous attitude about naked dolls being customized by artists, plus much more. They've gone far too overboard.

[@wolfchild4414]

Yes, this one churns my stomach.

[@redrustyhill2]

People like this roam free because humans are too stewpid to recognize the red flags. We are indoctrinated from childhood that everyone must be accepted no matter how weird they are.

[@ghhhp]

This one is pretty crucial I’ve seen basically everything about every serial killer but this one is rough

[@africacarey]

I said the same

[@robotaholic]

This is one of the worst and most severely inhuman animalistic serial killers i ever heard of. Those poor courageous girls were way more brave than I! See, this is why I don't believe in an all good creator God. I couldn't sit back and allow this to happen to anyone...even if their reward was so great like heaven or whatever, I still think allowing anyone to go through this makes one complicit.

[@OneHunnitNoCapStannitOnBidnisz]

Your words show you have no understanding

[@sventer198]

What incredibly brave women! Especially Josephina who played the long game to help everyone escape. I hope they got compensation for their pain and suffering and the support they needed to heal physically, emotionally and mentally. I’m also so thankful for the smart prosecutor and the jury who saw this man for what he was.

[@victoriastang]

I just don't understand how a police officer doesn't know the smell of death. It is so unmistakable. If I went to a house and smelled death, I'd know in an instant and ANY reason other than "oh there's a dead animal in the garbage that I had to shoot" or something similar, I wouldn't be leaving until I searched every inch of that house. If he wouldn't let me (because I understand he doesn't have to) I'd be sitting on the dude until I knew 100% that nothing shady was going on.

[@metalmamasue3680]

Exactly, it smells nothing like an overcooked roast. 🙄🤦‍♀️ huge fail on their part.

[@redrustyhill2]

Police are not selected based on intellectual abilities.

[@kazschellenger9723]

All serial killers are screwed in the head but this guy is a special kinda demonic.

[@poophead1503]

I guess they're usually psychopaths, but this guy had more destructive mental disorders.

[@skd]

Please consider becoming a member of the SKD family. Support my efforts with a monthly donation and you will get early access to my videos as my way to say thank you: www.patreon.com/serialkillers It also helps a lot when you comment, share, and like a video. I'm still dreaming of hitting 1 million subscribers by the end of 2022, it's a personal goal of mine. We have merch as well: The SKD merch - crime-vault-2.creator-spring.com/listing/serial-killers-documentaries , the dancing serial killer merch - crime-vault-2.creator-spring.com/listing/skd-funky-outro Love you guys!

[@benjaminbradley4771]

@Tim C It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again.

[@benjaminbradley4771]

SKD. I wish you had started the entry music with Q Lazzarus - goodbye horses.

[@Hate-Crime]

@Tim C ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ stop being offended on the behalf of others?

[@benjaminbradley4771]

@@Hate-Crime Whup there it is

[@cherbearTX59]

@Tim C This is his channel. You can opt to not watch if you don't agree with a creator.

[@bevoss7573]

Excellent docu as always! What a sick, sick, sicko though.

[@a.becker6216]

I first heard this story from a long-format news reporting channel. The story was told by the reporters and the survivors, but mostly Josephine.

[@teequonmatthews2162]

Was watching one of his survival victim on steve wilkos show, wow this man was pure evil, one of his victims stories has me clinching when she said they had to eat one of the dead girl she said she weighed 120 pounds and when she was free she weighs 49 pound, and he would push crew driver in their ears so they couldn't hear when the other girls was screaming it scary how people can be so wicked and get pleasure and comfort in killing or hurting people, Jacklin was her name she was one of the surviours

[@SophiaLavender]

Great Documentary, as always. I don't usually comment on videos but I needed to let you know how happy your outro always makes me. I haven't seen something so surprisingly silly and hilariously entertaining in a while, especially paired with such serious and professional documentaries. That's why it gets me every single time I watch one of your videos. So thank you very much for that! Greetings from Austria

[@skd]

Yeah, it's something to snap people out of that dark mood (that I put them in :P)

[@sergiodelburquevelasquez5666]

@@skd lol

[@briandzwoniarek8952]

3 years for rape, kidnapping and imprisonment? wtf? those girls should have sued the system for letting him out, and the police departments for arriving at his house, questioning him and letting him go.

[@Shadow-ou8rh]

I've heard this story before, but learned a lot more regarding that monster's life. My mind is boggled!

[@Sinn0100]

What the Hell was up with the ending? Bundy, Dahmer, Ramirez, and Gacy in a jeep dancing followed is all kinds of twisted.

[@killthatracist]

lol.

[@nickhall5766]

Its something he does at the end of some videos. the clip is from zoolander its a joke.hope that helps.

[@Sinn0100]

@@nickhall5766 It's fine...it is a bit twisted but it doesn't bother me.

[@nvtiveson]

@@Sinn0100 I mean this channel is called serial killer documentaries

[@Sinn0100]

@@nvtiveson Yes...here's the thing, this channel's content is like something you would find in academia or a serious documentary. The subject material is of a very dark nature in which real people were killed often times brutally in the prime of their lives. Seeing the 4 serial killers dancing in a jeep it's a very twisted and odd sight. It is something you don't expect especially when this is your first time viewing said channel. It's almost a bit unnerving when you consider what the "men" in the jeep did. Having said this, I do not have a problem with it and my response was more in jest than anything....it's strange.

[@kritterkreator2424]

once again another outstanding video. well done tudor! sorry i've missed a few premiers life can weigh one down for a while. but, i will always make time for your amazing work. hope you and yours are safe and well

[@ElleCee62978]

This guy was arrested when I was a kid in Philly. We had 2 other active serial killers at the time, too. Along with the MOVE bombing and Budd Dwyer’s suicide. People wonder why Gen X Philadelphians are more cynical than anything.

[@ElleCee62978]

@@angelmiller3331 Saving Private Ryan was super realistic

[@ElleCee62978]

@ That would have to suck.

[@AntoinMhicArtain]

Absolutely nobody wonders why "Gen X Philadelphians are more cynical than anything"

[@ElleCee62978]

@@AntoinMhicArtain If you’re not from Philly, people don’t get it.

[@lorrainejensen1867]

I too was a kid when this happened. Pretty sure him & Sylvia are why I’ve always kept my head in swivel & why I’m fascinated with True Crime

[@azrielspringer546]

I normally have your videos playing in the background while I work but this one was just too much for me today.

[@brendakabanda2181]

I'm out at 16 minutes. This is hard.

[@ThaliaFaerie]

It's one of the most depraved stories I've ever heard. Those poor women.

[@Twigzthebabyman]

...Same.. It's so heartbreaking... It hurts my heart... How could a person do so much evil... There's no excuse whatsoever for what he did....

[@sickboy703]

Always hyped when I see your notification!

[@johnmn3500]

If someone glues money to their walls, run.

[@uraphag8314]

I burn them with a torch and thumbtack them to the wall

[@michaelbugner7011]

There's a lot of bars that need to be investigated then.

[@johnmn3500]

@@uraphag8314 my friend did that same exact thing. Created a wall of burned money. He is paranoid schizophrenic.

[@katybug6572]

I loveee the judges reply to the defense hinting at making Josephina seem as a possible accomplice.. bravo 👏

[@jimmorrison5308]

I remember having the book about this guy. He was definitely different.

[@skd]

A general rule for youtube would be to hit the space bar after punctuation. KZbin sees your comment as a link and sends it into spam. I fished you out :)

[@TheDroneZoneIRL]

@@skd lol youtube must (still) be broken because I saw his comment when it had the different (.)lol 😂

[@skd]

@@TheDroneZoneIRL I believe Jim edited his comment.

[@causeiknow9879]

I will never sing this in group class with my students again between my blinks i mite vision a butcher moment

[@Bob_In_Thailand]

I hope all the victims were able to get Heidnicks money every single last cent of it.

[@ninjaswordtothehead]

* sips coffee * Yeah, um, I'm gonna go ahead and have to ask you to post a 10 hour loop of that outro. Yeah, that'd be great. * sips coffee *

[@katybug6572]

I love the intro and outro LOL classic skd! 💜

[@dylynblue9864]

You have those tps reports?

[@monetti22]

@@dylynblue9864 “Hey Peter,”. “Yes Lawrence?” ... “Watch out for your cornhole buddy”...

[@trossk]

Charlie showing his O face

[@TJRocknMetalTalk]

@@dylynblue9864 oqw!

[@CheleAne]

So fkn glad to be here and so fkn glad to have you SKD!! 🖤💀

[@vawest2052]

His face reminds me of a cross between David Koresh and Israel Keys.

[@MrSolo247_22]

Oh my goodness for real. I thought the same koresh for sure tho

[@markjgaletti57]

agree you can see the same demon in all three soulless meat sacks.

[@jackstevens585]

I’ve been longing for SKD to this case!!! I don’t like serial killer by any means, but this case hasn’t gotten a quality case review. I’m sure this upload will exceed any expectations I could possibly have. You work is greatly appreciated!

[@cat441]

I've studies these personalities for decades and this video is well presented, thank you.

[@Mintcar923]

I’m starting to believe demons can actually take human form.. What’s scariest is these criminals often have genius level intelligence and are master manipulators..

[@laiswikkid]

Most humans have demons in them. And then certain types of demons like reptilians, Vrils etc can live in humans.

[@timothywmullen2945]

Who Could Hear This And Not Be In Favor Of The Death Penalty?!

[@whelpdog1]

Upon arrest! Equals Justice.

[@Juggalo42240]

I agree with the death penalty... I just don't believe it should be the responsibility of the state. "Eye for an eye".... The women should've had the delightful chore of beating and torturing him to death... If that's how things were, then it would be solely up to the victims and their own conscience. Personally I feel like the death penalty is the easy way out. He should have to wake up every day to r##e and torment from other prisoners. THAT would be fitting I think.

[@user-eo8jx7jq4u]

I actually oppose it,. I’ve got nothing against people having an opinion though and can understand it. I just think that no justice system is impeccable enough to warrant taking someone’s life. Our political systems simply do not deserve it. Too much power is never a good thing and this is proved over and over again with corruption and cover ups. These perpetrators are mentally deranged people who need placing in secure hospitals (not prisons). The other point is that babies aren’t born evil. Society makes them this way. Less of the state sponsored murder and more of the child protection/social education services please and it’s not just the poor who create monsters. Many rich and educated families go under the radar because they are so rich and educated! You also have to wonder why this subject isn’t even spoken about as something that needs to be addressed as well.

[@michaelbugner7011]

I'm only for it in extreme cases like this one. I think the evidence should be INCREDIBLY, damning, like this one. I'd also require the defendant to admit to the crime, as well as all police interactions with him recorded so there's no evidence of a forced confession. And finally psychologists evaluating him and determining that he's too far gone to be rehabilitated. Which I think they would probably determine that with this case.

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

I have no problem being a strong opponent of the Death Penalty! It isn’t the job of the State to murder its citizens! Are they criminals who can’t be rehabilitated, or criminally insane, it’s the States responsibility to keep citizens safe from them, and them safe from themselves! Murdering criminals is an act of revenge, based on emotions - but true unbiased justice can’t be based on simple basic human emotions. You can’t claim to value human lives, and at the same time sanction murdering criminals!

[@kitmc5855]

Incredible how useless the legal system is, his abuse just was allowed to go on and on and on and on ad infinitum. Nobody cares and he's allowed to do whatever he wants, those poor women !!!!!

[@jamiebumgarner125]

Can you imagine if he'd have not gotten caught and actually HAD the family he wanted???😱😢

[@Marachelle7]

Loved the Jeep ride🤣 .The video was great!!

[@ispartacus1337]

Welcome to the club. We get to go on that jeep ride at the end of every video!

[@buggiebuild1]

F me runnin, my KZbin has not been connecting to the wide world web LOL, seriously, thank you so much for the upload 👍🏻I finally got to login, from Florida be safe all✌🏻👍🏻

[@GirlyGhoulAsh]

Glad to know I’m not the only one who is soothed to sleep by these type of videos 😌

[@1stwonder788]

🤨

[@Whitby_Abbeys_Ghost]

I can't really be mad at Josephine. She played the long game and did what she had to do to save herself and the others. Poor girls.

[@jasonrobinson9524]

There are have no words for that level of depravity.

[@brendanjoyce645]

The word evil is thrown around so loosely these days but I would definitely say he was the definition of evil

[@uraphag8314]

120 days of sodom

[@shar4012]

I thought I've heard it all but I was wrong ! Gonna have nightmares 😳

[@lorimiller4301]

Check out the Toy Box Killer. He was nuts, played a tape for the Women telling them what he was going to do. He made his own devices, real good Handyman type except they were for torture.

[@Slugos45auto]

Hey SKD, can you make a video about "the Shoemaker"? He was from Philly as well.

[@skd]

Kallinger is on my list :) Just not next.

[@9keykey]

There's a middle school in West Philly with that name. Horrible school.

[@nawal10]

What an unfortunate case. I mean the dude was fairly attractive and rich. He could've had a normal partner and built a fam. But he was insanely disturbed smh. How parents raise their kids and treat them truly impacts them as adults.

[@Jepse89]

I think its also a thing of genetics because you dont get being a schizophrenic due to trauma in childhood

[@johnallen7259]

I was perhaps 16 years old going to University city. high school in West Philly. when I saw them both as I was coming out of McDonald’s, she and him was standing beside a van on the corner of McDonald’s in West Philly, watching people and their eyes fell on me. I forgot the incident until I saw him on the news. I and my brother and sister was placed in Foster care by children service in West Philly. I felt eerie it seems like they were ready to reach out and grab me. I hope this meets KZbin guidelines! 👀

[@every1needstacos801]

Your voice is so soothing even though this is horrific! Hope you get many more subscribers!

[@nokbri]

Were you referencing dated medical documents or other materials when referring to mentally disabled individuals in this video? For how professional this video appears to be compiled and presented, I was kind of taken aback at how often that pejorative was used. However, I only listened to the video, so I may have missed a visual cue, but I'm surprised 'rape' would be censored over all the other words used. Other than that, amazing coverage of the case!

[@sanders555]

"Retarded" means slow, "disabled" means non-functional. I don't know why one would choose to use a euphemism that is less accurate while also arguably more insulting. I'd take a slow car over a vehicle that's completely broken down any day of the week.

[@nokbri]

@@sanders555 well, people aren't cars, and language evolves. The adoption of less offensive terminology is not the same as describing a more appealing car in your eyes. Language is more than simple definitions. Connotation and social perception heavily influence meaning, and our vernacular should respect and reflect modern understanding.

[@sanders555]

@@nokbri Well, normally I'd continue to argue with you.... but aside from not understanding analogies, you aren't wrong either. From a broader cultural level, it would be nice if we'd eventually learn to focus more on intent than language and continue finding new ways to destigmatize words that were ruined by 12 year-olds insulting each other.

[@nokbri]

@@sanders555 I understand your comment about not understanding analogies, but I think reducing part of a person's identity to a car's functionality is a dangerous comparison. I have a vivid memory of being required to attend this religious purity event, and young women were compared to new and used cars depending on the degree of their sexual deviance/impurity. I am NOT a car and as a person with a multifaceted existence and identity, I am more than an object serving a functional purpose for consumers. So I apologize if my own personal trauma caused me to overreact unnecessarily! I'm not saying my experience is the same as this, but it definitely struck a sensitive nerve. I just think that if a term describing a certain group of people has been warped over time to communicate an offensive and insulting meaning, it's the least I can do. It's not inconvenient or demanding to change my vernacular. Unfortunately, I don't think it's only 12 year olds contributing to the issue. The prevalence of immature adults never ceases to astonish me. :) But thank you for the discourse! Always a nice surprise to have rational, calm exchange in the comments.

[@raycarlbrown-amory3509]

This guy was so evil I never heard such evil

[@raycarlbrown-amory3509]

@@siemino7444 I don't because I know some crazy people out here

[@piotrproszewski3977]

Read about Albert Fish....100 years has pass but nobody come close to him

[@TanyaQueen182]

I feel like every time a woman is killed in the fashion, like a little part of me dies too. My heart is really with these women and what they went through. I can't imagine how much they must have wanted to die if they couldn't escape. :(

[@cotyhunter2019]

getting away with crimes in the early years no doubt encouraged him to do more heinous acts. the injustice system only works when theres a dollar to be made

[@OriginalWhiteDevil]

that and he was insane and in and out of mental institutions.

[@thecincinnatichick]

Jesus! Unbelievable what those poor women went through...I can't imagine, smh.

[@Dove_360]

Very well done and informative. I am surprised I’ve never heard of this guy before. Those poor women.

[@fadeblac5633]

That's what I said. I never heard of this Animal. How awful it was for those poor girls.

[@candybrown9395]

the sad part about it I was a little girl when he was doing this crazy mess and I lived on the same block as. My mother still live on the same block as of today

[@benperkins9237]

A part of buffalo bill in silence of the lambs.

[@metalmamasue3680]

​@@fadeblac5633Respectfully, I beg to differ. Animals don't act that way. They do what they have to in order to survive. He's a monster and not the only one. Look up the Toy Box killer. Knowing what humans are capable of, I do prefer animals. I trust them a lot more.

[@Dhi-fe5eu]

The scary thing is that there are a lot more of these people out there that have not been caught and sicker. The sickest ones are the lawyers who defend these scum bags.

[@spiderlady1943]

I get what your are saying but an offender, no matter how depraved, is entitled to be legally represented. Or perhaps you would prefer all such offenders be summarily executed? Personally, I prefer a justice system not a lynch mob!!!

[@dvsh7168]

Lynch mob for the degenerate perverts rapist human slave and child traffickers there's no deference for those who force their sick desires on other peoples unless your mentally detached from everything for realistic reasons like mentally incapable of understanding you know better no matter who you are.

[@spiderlady1943]

@@dvsh7168 I get where you're coming from - but I still maintain there has to be a rule of Law because without it we live with anarchy.....and we know where that state of society leads! I do think that parole ought not to be an option for any perpetrators of the kinds of crimes you mention. Lock them up and throw away the key :)

[@dvsh7168]

@@spiderlady1943 I can agree with you on that without process there is no order, all proven predators and senseless killers as in people killing without remorse or extremely good reasons and there are very few like count on one hand few should be buried under prisons just throw these people away anyone who can knowingly do that kind of evil to people do not deserve a chance at freedom.

[@anybodyk9358]

@@spiderlady1943 I prefer them being tortured just as long as they tortured someone. Then stoned or hung. Same with child predators and pedophiles but today’s society rather protect these people because their just as ill..

[@dylanmacdow4838]

Every single time I hear that intro I always do that dance

[@evansgate]

This is literally the setting of a horrific nightmare. God bless those poor women.

[@thetwitchywitchy]

I remember the first time I learned about Gary Heidnik, I was absolutely horrified.

[@threatassessment606]

Well maybe should you shy away but you can't cause you love serial murderers!

[@thetwitchywitchy]

@Jeff Hines oh my hair color i'm guessing? technically smurfs' had blue skin, not blue hair ^.^

[@stephencooper7459]

I put this on thinking of that guy from silence of the lambs. I've seen quite a few serial killers docs etc. This guy was one of the worst. The real life buffalo Bill title caught me of guard didn't expect this monster. Good doc . Subbed👍

[@shirleydarlington7700]

Apparently, according to John Douglas (FBI profiler and author of Mindhunter) the Buffalo Bill character in Silence of the Lambs was based on 3 serial killers - Ed Gein, Ted Bundy and Gary Heidnick.

[@bobdobalina2931]

Hi, excellent video on a gripping topic, many thanks, your levels of research are through the roof, Just one teeny niggle - hyperbole is pronounced High-per-bow-lee - highperbowlee, definitely not hyperbowl, but other than that this edge of the seat stuff. If you are wondering quite why I'm so finicky it's because I'm a late middle aged Englishman whose gradually losing his eyesight so mispronounced words jar more readily than they used to. Anyhow, thank you once again. All the best, Bob.

[@chrisroebuck7083]

A lesson in politeness Bob, very well said.

[@unadulteratedtruth8716]

This is surreal watching this. As a child, he lived in the same apartment complex that we lived in for one year. This was on 58th Street in the Wynnefield section of Philadelphia. The estate of Cardinal Krol was right across the street from us. Even then, I sensed it was something strange about him. He had several girls living with him, although they never seemed to be there against there will. I used to deliver the newspaper to his apartment and there was times when I went to collect the weekly payment and the girls who lived there answered the door. Two were sisters and they were both pregnant at the same time, which even as a 12 year old, I knew was weird. The were both slightly slow, and I later learned that he picked up many of his victims at a place called Elwyn Institute which was an adult school for learning disabled. The other thing I recall about him was that he always had several cars. And since we parked on the street, parking was at a premium; especially in the winter. Anyone who knows about city parking when it snows can attest that if you dig space out and put a lawn chair or something to mark it, that space better be there when you return. Well, he violated one time, and after he argued with my Mom about it, my uncle came around the corner and made him move his car. About 10 years later, I was working in the Stock Market. I got to work one morning and saw his face on the front page of the Inquirer and Daily News. Infamous indeed, even in a city like Philly.

[@nlocnil3602]

This closing jingle with the serial killers dancing in the car makes me feel uneasy every single time.

[@DigsDugd]

So his career was like Silence of the Lambs, but with less Ed Gein and more Leonard Lake, plus a bit of Willy Pickton, i.e. that notion that people are cattle. What a fuckin' nightmare being, sitting there improvising tortures in his breeding pen full of terrified prisoners. When you first described the hole, I wanted to scream in anguish, but didn't only because that'd be rude to the neighbors. you've got some of the best true crime content on KZbin, dogg

[@ivorbiggun2665]

Check out lolfieldandlove. Programmed to kill, some great uploads & deadbugsays but I think he has moved majority of his work to odysee

[@charleanroberts4506]

This why you do not trust anyone only person you can trust is yourself

[@dylynblue9864]

Ivor Biggun Thank you for that recommendation! Lolfieldandlove is awesome! Coolest channel on this subject I've seen in a very long time.

[@ivorbiggun2665]

@@dylynblue9864 you're welcome he is carrying on the late Dave McGowan's work, based on the book programmed to kill, politics of serial murder. He should have 100X time's more subs, I.m.o finds some very obscure footage & his research is thought provoking enjoy👍

[@dylynblue9864]

Ivor Biggun I might have to check that book out! He really does deserve way more sub. I've already watched like 12 videos and some of the ideas/evidence and general information about the various cases, I've NEVER heard of before. Really awesome stuff, going to binge these for sur! Thanks again!

[@Serge_Jackson]

😂😂what the hell was that outro? I still die laughing to this day good video too glad you covered this

[@meredithgrubb7027]

The saddest part of this video is that KZbin believes censoring certain words will somehow do something miraculous in the mind of the listener instead of just annoying the shit out of them.

[@racheldlfc]

I love your documentaries. I realize this is an older video, but is there a reason you choose to use "retarted" as opposed to "mentally disabled" or the actual condition the women had?

[@needystreameroverdosed]

had this thought too. there was literally zero need for him to use the r slur in ANY part of this especially for something thats only a year old, way to be absoultely disgusting to his victims :/

[@weegreeneyes3196]

Why haven’t I heard about this case till now!🤔 This is horrific and heartbreaking and these women deserve to have their stories told and known world wide!!! Sometimes I wonder if you only hear about certain victims because of their skin colour 😡 God bless these courageous, heroic women ❤️ ☮️💟🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙🤍

[@ashleypadgett4280]

I seriously doubt that. But just for shits & giggles, test your theory. Go & research serial killers who had victims of color, or perhaps even serial killers OF color. Study to show yourself approved, BEFORE you start conjecturing & adding to the, already strained, social & political climate, because comments like yours have certainly lost their taste.

[@wrmlm37]

I'd love to buy the merch, but unfortunately, unless people who see me wearing it, watch this channel, I honestly think it would NO T go over well. That being said, I love your kinky outro;).

[@skd]

Here, in Romania, nobody knows who they are. A friend asked if they are a band :)

[@skydivejumprope]

Yes, the outro is brilliant! I watch thru to the very end every time just so I can giggle at the outro again.

[@petmomful2260]

This is horrible! Why did she get in his car, and sit in there while he went into McDonalds???? You cannot get in ANY strange man's car, whether he looks nice or not.

[@petmomful2260]

@@leelooweewoo How long ago was it? I am 66 and I have known that my whole life. Of course, my dad was a cop, and he drilled that into us.

[@petmomful2260]

@@leelooweewoo Yeah, I guess so. In the seventies, a lot of kids thumbed rides. I did not have a normal childhood so I was taught to NEVER thumb a ride, or pick up a hitchhiker, or walk around at night with my friends. My dad was a homicide detective and he really dealt with some bad stuff. So we were often affected by it. For example, one day he came home drunk and threw all of our hairdryers out of the window, ranting and raving. It turns out some girl, that day, had used her hairdryer, while soaking in the tub. She dropped it in and fried herself. After that, we were no longer allowed to keep or use our hairdryers in the bathroom.

[@jasonprice5307]

Thanks for insight@@petmomful2260

[@leannmeddings4068]

Yes. A different time. Back in the 60's you cold go out and play all day without any worries of being taken. Today it's scary to let your kids out to play in your own backyard with a privacy fence all around. Things changed big time in the late 80's and 90's. Killers have always been around though. With the news and communications between police stations like it is now we hear about them more.

[@astrohitter1791]

Why was he a killer?

[@unicornprincess8896]

This was like a criminal minds episode.. 😢

[@ElleCee62978]

This was worse than Criminal Minds. I was a kid in Philadelphia when he was arrested. My neighbor was killed by the Frankford Slasher. My aunt went to school with Joseph Kallinger’s kids.

[@Chiefs_fan1595]

Fantastic work as always! Would love to see a video of you covering Bob Berdella. The Kansas City butcher

[@jamesforsyth1701]

Yeah he needs a Documentary the only one I have seen was one that was a complete joke. It basically made light and treated it as if it was Comdey/Mockumentary

[@appallokelley3207]

Why is KZbin bleeping the word rape now?