The Saga of Scott "Hannibal" Kimball

[@MarcellsWorldJjr]

This channel taught me: Don’t get married, don’t date anyone, don’t even have friends. Just stay in your house lock the doors and don’t talk to your family either.

[@MarcellsWorldJjr]

@@melgoddess6571 trust no man but God

[@yvonnemorrow2251]

@@MarcellsWorldJjr amen!!

[@怠惰な耳の長いフクロウ]

That's why I don't have a social life 💁

[@DEVILMATE1996]

Even then u still need to account for ur own mental health. U could go crazy just sitting around one day and go for a walk never to return or develop strange personality disorders. Dangers are everywhere but the real danger is urself.

[@Dan52484]

Let us know how that works for you

[@mindrolling24]

I feel devastated for his son, who has to live knowing that his father tried to kill him twice for money. What a complete bastard.

[@hoosierhiver]

and he was never charged for that

[@harambeyonce9427]

Ernie the Giant Chicken not sure. Tell us your story

[@archangel5627]

This guy Scott wasn’t just a complete Bastard, this guy was a Rat Bastard! Who the hell tries to kill their own young child twice!!? Only monsters do disgusting things like that and he was motivated by money! People like that deserve to be punished severely especially with the laundry list of horrible crimes this Scumbag committed!

[@davidgould7366]

I’m sure his son got paid after all this so he’s probably fine

[@williss1192]

No child should be treated like that. Imagine the betrayal at such a young age. I'd be traumatized for life. Normally you'd think your dad would catch you

[@kristinae.7084]

The hero of this story is his own son who woke up from a coma and said, "My dad tried to kill me." That is some serious bravery. I hope he had some really kind, loving relatives to go live with

[@-BUGZ-]

Seriously, those pictures and then the rest of his story really got to me. That kid was brave

[@pauladcock6458]

Yes he told what his father did. But what did anyone do about it?

[@staceyjones2405]

@Death to Communism I was in a coma and luckily my Mom and sister believed I was aware and they talked normally to me and read to me. I remember about 80% of it. So I always tell people to never give up as we are in there!!

[@K_Shawn_Webb]

@@staceyjones2405 howd it feel. was it scary not bing able to move or scratch an itch or anything?

[@lizc6393]

@@K_Shawn_Webb I don't know about Stacy's experience, but when I was in a coma I wasn't aware of itches or anything like that. Coma dreams are WILD. The worst part was being on a ventilator... the machine can never truly sync up with your breathing rhythm, so everytime it pumps air into your body it's a little late, and that feeling is horrific. Every breath you try to take is a second too late, so once every three seconds you feels like you're suffocating just a little bit.

[@kimberlyelkins4964]

He "retired" from killing....that smile on his face during the prison interview was diabolical....evil....

[@justnoted2995]

Coming from a true criminal... a life of crime, and in jail, retiring from that; prisons are built with him in mind

[@ZombieSazza]

@@justnoted2995 I served 6 weeks on remand at 17. Came from an extremely abusive, broken home where my mother was neglectful and enabled my brothers abuse, and my brother would physically abuse me whilst I was expected to bring him up, too much pressure for a teenager and I got into lots of trouble from 16-17. The courts got understandably fed up, and put me on remand. That put me on the straight and narrow, it rehabilitated me. I expected the courts to just sentence me for however long and was actually looking up getting an education in prison (and the qualifications would actually come from the University of the Highlands and Islands, not the prison itself), I didn’t really interact with other prisoners and would sit quietly in my cell and read most of the time. This was all conveyed to the courts who recognised I’d been rehabilitated, I basically just needed scared straight. They could see I was, and let me go after 6 weeks with bail conditions (like a curfew from 7pm-7am). I followed them without argument. On top of that I did actually sign up for College (the Scottish highlands aren’t that big population wise so it’s both a university and college) to do computing and got a full time job. I left my family home around 18/19 and haven’t looked back. Clearly I was actually rehabilitated, but this man is pure evil, grinning and treating it like a game. Some people can’t be saved or rehabilitated

[@willbedford8381]

Diabolical is such a great word

[@darkallegiance666]

@@ZombieSazza Good on you for surviving that early life & going on to be somebody to be proud of. 🦋

[@Isabella-nh5dm]

Yeah, they never stop...

[@Caeljharden]

That poor little boy. Imagine almost dying, waking up from a coma and realizing what happened wasn’t an accident, and it was your own father that tried to kill you. My heart goes out to him. And holy hell is he brave for speaking out. This Joe guy is very manipulative and it seems he’s able to get people to trust him so easily. That boy is strong as hell for not letting his dad convince him of anything before speaking his truth. Brave brave kid.

[@TheBanana93]

Joe was scott i think

[@dabeast4465]

That's a real piece shit..who could do that to your kid..I'd die for mine..people really have problems if they think this way because most people dont..

[@maryellenzappolo7663]

Exactly!💛💔💛

[@kipechawolfeortiz8791]

His dad sure was a waste of essentially 5 pelvic thrusts.

[@rookincharge2780]

Scott saying, "Don't screw me over." Like, what did the boy do to somehow screw you over?

[@Maxpower4908]

Murdering is one thing, but dropping a grate on your son and throwing him out of the car on the way to the hospital. For a $50k payout? True psychopath.

[@susancrawford5927]

Yes I saw this story on Forensic Files before and was sickened by this. That is a monster. I hope his son recovered without being too damaged by the knowledge that his own father tried to kill him for money.

[@anthonylabeau6159]

That's terrible, I would be interested in seeing how the son is doing now.

[@rachels2cents325]

What really puzzles 🤔 me why didn't he get charged with 2 counts of premeditated first degree murder?!?!?! He tried to kill the child twice in one day and no one gives a shit I guess🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️!!!

[@rav..]

Kenneth Flaming then congratulations for not having children.

[@Dante3214]

@Kenneth Flaming I am the Dragon. / And you call me insane. / You are privy to a great becoming, but you recognize nothing. / You are an ant in the afterbirth. / It is your nature to do one thing correctly. / Before me, you rightly tremble. / But, fear is not what you owe me. / You owe me awe.

[@SandiByrd]

That smirk when the interviewer called him a serial killer - he ENJOYED that. Evil bastard.

[@stellalefty]

They want to be notorious... grossly they eventually do become that...

[@TheArtis4n]

Thats the title they wanted.

[@mishmish9103]

22:45 for those who missed it

[@Spunky786]

They way he adimits to being a murderer, he says it so calmly and easily like it's just a normal thing to do for him. You can't ever fix people like that, they are what they are and nothing can change that.

[@jamier8144]

he will not be smirking when he stands before God on judgment day.

[@janeallgood9833]

cops trying to play up his 'intelligence' so they can justify falling for his BS. he seems like a dummy to me. they need to wake up and smell their own terrible judgement.

[@DaisyMae439]

Well Said!

[@Gos1234567]

Yea im sick of seeing this "criminal genius" bullshit pedalled by law enforcement and the media. Like the doc on netlfix "Evil Genius" lol those "geniuses" were just a bunch of mentally deranged junkies and scumbags coming up with moronic ideas. It just seems anyone with average or even below average intelligence can outwit the law.

[@CodeeXD]

@@Gos1234567 idk I'm sure it's pretty hard to solve a crime without overwhelming evidence although u do also agree that our law enforcement is very inadequate. Unless it falls into their lap it seems they don't really try most of the time

[@pimentoloaf1509]

The boots came with a "certificate of authAnticity" so...yea.

[@trentspears9118]

IMO intelligence isn't a one-dimension measurement. He could very well be an intelligent liar and con-man, that doesn't make him the best critical thinker.

[@sourgummiescureyourpain4555]

"and those calls were coming from... InSidE tHe HoUsE!... a house." You really got me there, chief.

[@carolyngrey2853]

So the house did it? 😮

[@amthatdad3450]

@@carolyngrey2853 *a* house, anyway 😅

[@jf5618]

Yeah...that was good!

[@nacho_ncam]

😂😂

[@chaislaw5014]

... U had us in the first half. 😳

[@kathygalloway2990]

I wonder if he planted that pipe in his stepdaughter's room so that she would get kicked out, putting his plan in motion? I think more than likely. thanks for sharing

[@mightycirus]

Absolutely he did he knew the mother was stupid and naive to believe his fake charms He could anything she trusted him with her daughter

[@deadlysquirrel5560]

@@mightycirus The FBI was stupid and naive as well. And they should have known better, instead of blowing her off.

[@bebe553]

I saw this story on another channel; he did plant the pipe in the daughter's room. She should have believed her daughter. SAD 😔

[@simonarodriguez3515]

You must need things slowly and clearly SPELLED OUT FOR YOU lol Mike overestimated his audience’s mental capacity

[@Granglife]

@@mightycirus I wouldn't say the mom was stupid because her daughter was in prison for using before so it's more that this shit took advantage of her daughter's past abuse to get her kicked out and then killed her

[@lulutwentytwo]

His poor son, I cant begin to imagine what was going through his mind as he was pushed out the car by his father. Fecking sick

[@catherinerainville4232]

Honestly, so sad. Just for money?!

[@holliday72889]

Either you're joking or don't know what virtue signaling is

[@rustinstardust2094]

@Dominic So by your rationale, if I agree that his son must have been terrified when he was pushed out of the car...am I also virtue signaling?

[@kevindube7096]

He was probably like “hey what’s goin on” if I had to guess

[@t4705mb6]

Yes. My father tried to murder me twice when I was young. You are never the same after.

[@Just-Tony]

"Scott's uncle Terry moved in with them, and he brought himself a suitcase full of cabáiste".... In case anyone is wondering, "cabáiste" is the Irish word for cabbage, and is usually used as a slang word for cash, but it depends on the context and tone, Irish slang is a bit like that. 🙂

[@cynthiam3943]

Exactly 👏👏🇬🇧

[@annapayne7654]

I figured this out with context clues (over *several* videos, lol) but it’s awesome to see it all spelled out.

[@herlittleblackbook5766]

Thanks I'll reuse that one😉

[@wayofthewonderer]

Thank you

[@batshitcrazy757]

Thanks for that

[@ThatJibbs]

"Joe Snitch" a name you can trust.

[@orangehoof]

At least he didn't choose a name like "Joe Exotic".

[@FLHerbologistLaura]

😂😂😂 what kinda dude with the last name Snitch, actually turns into a Snitch!!! Might as well get it tattooed across his face! Moron

[@Star-gr4fk]

im from dubai, what is wrong with the name. genuine question

[@sourgummiescureyourpain4555]

@@Star-gr4fk a snitch is someone who betrays other people, tells their secrets. Especially if it's about crime or if someone did something wrong.

[@JR-me7yk]

@@Star-gr4fk Joe Snitch is related to the infamous Joe family with the notorious Joe Mama. Do you know Joe Mama?

[@user-dl6un3io6b]

I wish people would listen to parents when they say it's not like them to disappear, or run away.

[@jaykay9104]

No shit huh?

[@fulanichild3138]

Totally agree. I used to think that the police must get an AWFUL LOT of false reports and that's the reason they drag their heels on these cases. But I'm not so sure any more. Could just be laziness.

[@vidsnosensevids7637]

@Sandra Turajlich I feel really strange 'liking' your comment, so I'll just tell you I'm so sorry to hear that. Parents should be listened to more.

[@fulanichild3138]

@@vidsnosensevids7637 Me too. Started to hit like and couldn't. So sorry, Sandra.

[@jerryboics9550]

Like when the parents of murderers say they wouldn't do something like that.

[@hana__banana]

21:12 Poor Lori... The amount of guilt she must be having I cannot even imagine. She slept with the guy who murdered her daughter, then married him, all while thinking he was actively looking for Casey. I hope she gets the therapy that she needs and deserves after this trauma :( As for him? I hope he rots in prison and hell.

[@noda2ful]

Well, she was the lucky one to be alive. this psycho tried to kill his own son for money and other women for no specific reason

[@madjayneify]

@@noda2ful lucky to be alive? Losing a child I’ve heard makes most parents wish it was them instead. Obviously not parents like good ol’ Scotty boy, but most parents.

[@lrishsighs3689]

She was diagnosed with terminal breast cancer shortly after his trial. She was on Evil Lives Here. She is actually looks forward to joining her daughter.

[@barbaraseymour3437]

@@madjayneify Yes, you’re right. Parents don’t want to live. Many just keep on because they have other children.

[@finnrs7597]

I'm so confused here. Who's Lori? Who's Casey?

[@cyberwarcraft9036]

(@ 2:09) By the way, this case is massively complex. It came out later that the pipe Scotty "found" in Casey's bedroom wasn't hers. In fact, Scott planted it so that her mother, Lori, would think Casey had reverted to drug use (the condition for her living with her mother was "no tolerance") knowing that this would lead to Mary kicking Casey out, therefore isolating her and creating the condition where Casey was easier prey. All this was just to get Casey separated from her mom...so to make it easier to distance Scott just enough from Casey so that when he spirited Casey away to murder her (and do heaven knows what else prior to killing her) he'd isolated her just enough from her mom that he could use a barely plausible alibi that he could gaslight Lori about his involvement in her murder. And also, Casey's disappearance bought Kimball some required time to manipulate Lori by getting her dependent on him as an "FBI agent" who could find Casey...while his true aim was to use her to set up his shell "boeuf biz." A device he could front as a cash-based business for the sole purpose of depositing that $80k of bad checks in a viable looking business account. It's conjectured he worked the false scenarios about the missing women as a complicated long-con that cover his: cash crimes, manipulation of the FBI as a snitch so they'd bail him out and deflect interest and from his crimes, and also to commit sexually sadistic serial murder of the women. As Mike said, no one knows how many women self-named "Hanibal" Scott Kimball killed as he spent time in many states. Even though the FBI is investigating the case of what they now classify as a serial killer, they carry considerable shame regarding the handling of Kimball. Because it's doubtful he'd have gotten out of jail in the first place to free to kill an unknown number of women without the cooperation of the FBI. All can be chalked up to the feds wanting too much to use him as an informant (in a "case" where he used his skill as a conman, where he fabricated a crime that would nab him from the FBI a "Get out of Jail Free" card...then playing a "UNO reverse card" on them to use the agency.) Kimball's skill as a conman "snitch" about a crime that wasn't even real bought him the freedom to kill. The story here is that Scott was serving time with a drug dealer, that had a girlfriend who was scheduled to testify in a federal case about a drug ring...but Scott created the story that the dealer wanted to kill his witness girlfriend...because he could envision his situation being exploited as an opportunity to offer the feds something made up would buy him a ticket back to the street. The FBI has historically had problems like this with "valuable informants." slipping the leash and committing serious crimes while being protected by the feds.[see: Bulger, Whitey; and Gravano, Sammy - aka "the Bull."'] _If_ the FBI hadn't suffered from "linkage blindness" regarding Scotty because he'd conned them into thinking he had insider knowledge of a number of high-profile federal cases, and because the agent handling Kimball were a bit too eager to close those cases, Scott conned the feds into protecting him as a valuable informant. The least the FBI should do is place someone, like the agent said at the end of Mike's video, working on exposing all of the unknown crimes Kimball committed...because they made his killing spree possible. And thanks to Mike for tackling this massively complicated case in a short 30-minutes so well. He packed a dazzling panorama of information about the Scott Kimball case into his time-limited video narrative. Kudos, Mike...see you soon. Take care.

[@barbaraseymour3437]

Excellent. And yes, I pretty well knew Scott planted the pipe. As Mike didn’t make more of it I figured he assumed we’d figure.

[@5Ci0N]

TL;DR

[@gerritpeacock8949]

Today's FBI is sadly a criminal organization of its own these days. They do massive cover-ups and keep some of humanity's worst as untouchable "witnesses" or "informants".

[@-danR]

"... however in the summer of 2003 _Scott_ found a pipe in Casey's room... _he_ brought it to Lori..." When I was ~8 years old, I 'found' a pocket-knife in the front that had been buried beside the road, and brought the dirty 'old' knife to my mother. "Look what I found." "You take that back to the store and apologize for taking it." She was nobody's fool; it's true the knife was buried. I buried it.

[@richardclifford003]

I have to agree with you about the FBI. As a young CID Agent many decades ago, I learned first hand what a rogue informant can do. My senior partner's snitch single handedly sank around a dozen drug cases due for court. The lesson I learned was it's OK to use informants but NEVER trust them. Later in my career, I'd test my informants with disinformation and if it ever came back to me, I knew they were playing both ends and I'd violate our agreement and inform the prosecutor in question. As for the FBI, I retired in 1998. From 1975 to 1998, I investigated numerous investigations with them. In my opinion, they were highly overrated and lacked thoroughness. They had a bad habit of believing their own press and failed to address their own shortcomings. Today's FBI are nothing more, as proven by the false Russia probe, than hired guns. As a LEO, I swore an oath to conduct impartial investigations which I did for 23+ years in seeking the truth. I doubt the current FBI can utter the same oath.

[@jamesb7616]

22:44 Look at the pride on his face when he's called a serial killer, he can barely contain the smile

[@kc-lp6wg]

Yeah, that twinkle in his eyes is sickening.

[@rosilynmakeba1092]

He's one of the many poster idiots for the death penalty!

[@justnoted2995]

and he seems to have good teeth.... to be knocked out I mean

[@rosilynmakeba1092]

@@justnoted2995 IKR?!😁👊🏽

[@nanparker8373]

Dupers delight?

[@clintbeastwood2433]

I wish the interviewer would have asked Scott Kimball about the attempted murder of his son! I'm interested in what his response would be!

[@pikabiga]

I think his response to if he thought he was heartless said enough. Clearly trying to murder your own kid does not make you cold-blooded.

[@MarinLay]

Dude. The "calls were coming from inside the house" line actually creeped me out a bit.

[@user-pd3el7yt7s]

My whole body tensed up

[@jaycievictory8461]

I was poised to hear he'd been living in her vents all that time 😱

[@wisdomseeker3362]

"When A Stranger Calls" a suspense thriller movie in the 1970's had the same quote in the movie, it was very chilling❗

[@hana__banana]

Ikr? I was thinking that they were telling her this on the phone, while he was standing behind her or something like that.

[@JSkyGemini]

Straight out of "Black Christmas."

[@TheGreatDanish]

I think my favorite part of this channel is that you mock the killer's endlessly. Most true crime has this almost reverential tone to them when talking about idiots who commit murder in hilariously obvious ways. It does nothing to reduce the horror and vileness of the people, but de-fangs these wastes of human space of any sort of gravitas that might lure people to emulating or identifying with them.

[@ginahevel4585]

Nicely put!

[@lizvalencia4492]

“Should people be afraid of you?” “No, not unless they’ve screwed me over.” What did your cell mates girlfriend that you didn’t even KNOW do to you bro

[@deutschrapoderwas]

And his son...

[@OAlem]

He wouldn't be a "good con man" unless he could look you dead in the eye and lie right through his teeth. That gleam in his eye is called duping delight. That and he's full of himself.

[@masonthunkwell9786]

@@OAlem Agreed. Once you're told about dupe's delight, it's hard not to see it.

[@afroman5531]

@@masonthunkwell9786 what is that? The glint in someone's eye?

[@clivewilson2842]

@@afroman5531 basically ppl who have say committed a crime and got away can't help but be proud of it and smile, be happy ext with their deed while claiming the opposite and their body reactions tell it loud and clear

[@catherinerainville4232]

I didn’t like how cheeky he was during that interview! Literally no remorse what so ever!

[@nasj7704]

I just don't know how the opportunity given to someone like him to talk. He should not be able to see the sky anymore

[@MoooseBlood]

Why would you think someone who would kill their own child for money would show remorse.

[@ganiniii]

He was being interviewed by Cosby.

[@mikemurphy5898]

Its sick to think of how long he probably got away with it before being caught

[@alexfoxyhehloltvt5773]

What does cheeky mean? I sometimes see that in the comments regarding mikes sense of humor.

[@mariejesikah]

Crazy the lack of reaction to his son waking up and saying he did it, would would think endangerment charges if a kid says their parent threw them from a vehicle while already injured. how tf did he get away with that.

[@surfside75]

I'd really like to know. The adults were like, oh a father would never do that.. the boy must be mis-remembering things😐

[@DerDieSkaSkie]

Yes i was thinking just that

[@mcraike37]

Yeah, maybe a couple follow up questions would have been appropriate....maybe??? Hmmm

[@phoenixdavida8987]

@J D that's insane. I'm so sorry. sounds like she would have ended up killing you if you hadn't been able to contact your husband. unbelievable. also, I've dealt with similar bullshit on the part of the hospital, so I really feel you on that part.

[@carlcushmanhybels8159]

@J D Wow. Thanks for sharing. The best revenge is indeed living well.

[@AKAtAGG]

Imagine being the kind of person that thinks 50 grand is worth more than your child's life. Insane.

[@MrMiD.Life.Crisis]

I was just thinking that. He can't be the sharpest of people if he tried to kill the kid the same day he was sorting the insurance policy. Surely no insurance company would pay out on the same day the policy was made, if there was any suspicious circumstances, would they? Hope you're good.

[@marcusdonahue7124]

He was a serial killer, and proud. He probably wanted to take 50 k, duck to South East Asia where the money will go long and crimes are harder to trace. That'd be worth it, to a serial killer.

[@kimmyfreak200]

exactly...no love whatsoever

[@MrMiD.Life.Crisis]

@@kimmyfreak200 can you imagine growing up like that? I know there's a lot of people that grow up without much/any love, but growing up knowing your dad tried to kill you - and that's before the young boy knew how many people his dad had killed. Altho after what he did to his stepdaughter, the boy may think he got lucky. Hope you're good.

[@Melicious419]

He is a sociopath. He lacks the ability to feel empathy. Imagine murdering dozens of people, because that is what he did. He is a serial killer.

[@alfiona7951]

The fact that this guy was protected from the law and shielded from any consequences just.makes you wonder how many serial killers are out there who are in alliance with the FBI or CIA, or local police departments.

[@TheArtis4n]

A lot

[@nocthemedic2951]

The fbi hid multiple pedophile cults because one too many of their numbers joined. They knew about Epstiens Island for a minimum of ten years

[@SnarfSnarf1]

A LOT also including lawyers and doctors, just my opinion tho. Well and of course truck drivers which of course is usually a perfect job for serial and spree killers.

[@davekennedy6315]

@Keisha Williams thats heart breaking, i hope you are doing well now. Its disgusting that Police officers will happily cover up for each other no matter what. I had experience of social workers covering evidence up in my custody battle. These people are in positions of trust and power but will abuse that power when it suits and we have no way of fighting that (they know the system unfortunately) I send you all the luck in the world and hope those scars do eventually heal.

[@gabbiehannahsmentalbreakdo3887]

Shut up I wanna sleep tonight♥♥

[@aviation11000]

This guy is the embodiment of what it means to be "a legend in your own mind".

[@nadiamurray8369]

Oop

[@geezyeskabante]

I see you haven’t met our President

[@prodsiers151]

@@geezyeskabante US president? you mean the most powerful man in the world and billionaire?

[@wvmom2727]

@@prodsiers151 the shady pos criminal, residing in the White House.

[@prodsiers151]

@@wvmom2727 you're full of hate and ignorance

[@Thatonemoll]

I’m glad I’ve found this channel at a time when things are so bleak because in a way, hearing horrific stories makes things seem not quite so bad. Thanks Mike.

[@Thatonemoll]

SUCKMEOFF ROPER probably a step too far for me but thanks.

[@marys3127]

I agree. Somehow, hearing that other people’s lives are so screwed up makes me feel better.🤗

[@Fluffy-Fluffy]

@@Thatonemoll actually it helped people with mental illness instead of them getting worse plus more people. The shit happening made some of them able to put their lives in perspective, reflect on it and somehow that made them start to feel less alone, less looked down upon as more people got anxiety, and it actually helped them deal with their issues a lot better. Weird huh?

[@tedcleveland8488]

Glad to found this channel too but he come off as if he tryin so hard to be funny too, and it’s getting worse recently.. like he cracking joke every 20 sec

[@mollylemoine2063]

“They were coming. From inside. The house. ...well, a house.” Lol i fecking love this guy

[@beckbeck222]

When he said, “THE house,” my eyes got sooo big…. Then he crushed my soul with the rest 🤣… but I must say I laughed and I can’t get enough of his videos lol

[@pickledragonrebel]

This !!!!

[@greybeard6504]

I can’t be the only one who rolls their eyes anytime someone tells you they are FBI, CIA, or a Navy Seal.

[@DavidSmith-rv1xp]

In England bullshitters are mostly obsessed with MI-5 or the SAS. Weird.

[@Pete-z6e]

Greybeard , it’s amazing how many people believe it......if someone told me that I’d be surreptitiously looking for the nearest door!

[@goodcitizen3645]

Hi I’m Don Shipley.... I’m calling to talk with you about your time in Buds.

[@sameerolail]

What get to me is " i am an undercover"

[@tonyfourpaws4511]

@@goodcitizen3645 HAHAH!!!!!!

[@KROkilljoy]

I actually know Lori and went to Kaysi's funeral... My heart actually dropped when I saw the notification.. Thank you for covering their story Mike.

[@Star-gr4fk]

i actually know lori too and i also went to kaysi's funeral, but i dont know you. why do you seek attention like this? its not funny

[@tazhienunurbusinezz1703]

@SUCKMEOFF ROPER What kind of pathetic asshole randomly attacks someone who hasn't done a damn thing to anyone? You have some issues & probably should seek some professional help. Seriously, dude. Who does that?

[@connormccullough2226]

@@Star-gr4fk coulda swore you said you were from dubai a second ago

[@KROkilljoy]

@@Star-gr4fk Since you know Lori so well, I'm sure you know about Fowler, if you can tell me their first name I'll believe you. Lori did my nails for my high school graduation, I listened to her talk about how hard it was dealing with the FBI, and I met the detectives that worked on the case.

[@mrsapplez2007]

@@connormccullough2226 ohhh really. Was that in a post? This thread is getting weird

[@sinkvenice4438]

I was just about to start cooking dinner when the notification popped up about this video. I literally dropped everything and whilst running into another room, I shouted to my boyfriend that he’ll have to wait for half an hour. This is the only KZbin channel that I put everything on hold for.

[@ThatChapter]

Hahaha thank you so much! Apologise to your boyfriend for me

[@sinkvenice4438]

@That Chapter - Eek, you replied! Nah, he’ll be fine, I’m sure he can fend for himself. Have a great weekend!

[@carolyngrey2853]

Who eats dinner at 12???

[@PanicattheDiscourse]

@@carolyngrey2853 timezones exist Sharon.

[@sinkvenice4438]

@Carolyn Grey - I don’t know because it wasn’t 12, it was around 8pm.

[@TheJamiebaby15]

The phone call between the mother and joe broke my heart

[@nuclearjessart]

I hate him for what he did to his son, that's just so disgusting, I'm so glad that boy survived

[@Nevs-]

Yeah no kidding! What a real piece of SH!T

[@Trav_Can]

Never mind the others? I'm glad the boy survived too.

[@andrajurubitamarin5379]

I totally agree Jesica ! Poor little kid, omg, being ur father to do this sht to you and live after all that knowing that u must be in the same house with him...omg poor kid! That traume will never be gone! 😭

[@collettedobrocke5585]

Yes so so horrible

[@upstating]

I hope he grows up an exacts his revenge. Somehow.

[@staceyann1180]

Ugh... Scott was LOVING that interview. He couldn't keep the grin off his face as he bragged about how smart and crafty he was. And the interviewer (who I've seen on 60 Minutes before and actually really like) seemed to just be feeding his ego to keep him talking. Gross. Maybe television reporters like this shouldn't interview serial killers. Generally speaking after they are caught they like to brag. They like the attention. Maybe reporters shouldn't give them the satisfaction. The stories should be told. And the focus should be on the victims. I appreciate the way Mike handles these stories. Less sensational, more grounded, with care shown to covering the victims' story.

[@abebuckingham8198]

The problem is that curious people like you and I who come here to watch these things give them a lot of incentive to do that interview. We know that mass shooters are primarily motivated by the attention, but they get it just the same. It doesn't stop us.

[@djolivierastro]

I also liked the interviewer but here he seemed like talking to an old buddy . What I know is that he died not too long after this

[@staceyann1180]

@@abebuckingham8198 It's why I don't watch Dateline anymore. I think it's more than fair to ask everyone to consider this. From the viewers, to the reporters and the network.

[@ITJustMeKG]

That doesn't buy clicks mate. The whole true crime genre is built on people having a curiosity with these things.

[@staceyann1180]

@@djolivierastro I know. Harold Dow passed away, which is why I wanted to state that I generally really appreciate his journalism. But I was really REALLY surprised and upset by that clip. My hope is, he was fostering rapport to get answers to harder questions? Hard to know from a clip.

[@cunning.linguist]

I can’t even imagine what his ex wife felt when she found out he murdered her daughter. To think that they lived as a married couple and he slept in her bed...the trauma.

[@tracievendetta1908]

Honeymooned in the area where her daughter's body was found...his idea to go camping

[@amethystdawn9476]

@@Proverbs31_25 Wow...

[@BirdyMum]

@@Proverbs31_25 It's obvious thta you (a) know little to nothing about the the human brain and the way it works and (b) are a piece of poop yourself to blame this poor woman for one iota of what happened to her. Ever heard of gaslighting? Manipulation? The concept of a trauma bond forming when a narcissist or sopciopath palys with your mind (often very subtly at first). The human brain is more wired to ignore red flags for the sake of trying to keep a sense of safety than to noticing them, you'd be surprised at how glaringly obvious and threatening some things need to be to register, and by then our limbic system has often adapted in unfortunate and subconcious ways. We aren't wired to recognise stranger danger as much as just wading through the danger relatively unknowingly.

[@gtw4546]

@@Proverbs31_25 Everything seems "obvious" with 20/20 hindsight. That is part of the trauma - when you finally have enough pieces to recognize a pattern that wasn't clear until you got those extra bits of info.

[@redXmamba]

@@Proverbs31_25 Too many emojis. Calm down.

[@Joseph-ys6ud]

I love that this guy looks like he couldn't flip a coin without assistance yet obliterates actual killers with his tongue. Keep it up big dog.

[@m.n.7086]

Your balance of humour, empathy, and informative reporting is perfect. Keep doing what you're doing Mike!

[@carolann811]

"I'm a murderer but I was never cruel to animals." Well, then. That explains everything.

[@BlackSeranna]

Most likely a lie. He just didn't get caught, or they didn't ask the right people.

[@irena4545]

IIRC, neitherwas Hitler. Damned psycho.

[@theblackbaron4119]

That's not always the case. People start going on killing sprees without having harmed animals at young ages. This is bs.

[@Mikeanglo]

PETA must love him

[@wizardoftrees8424]

Some should tell him...

[@thecaptainsnark]

"i'm not a cold blooded killer cos I was very polite...I mean sure I tried to kill my own child in a horrible manner for the insurance money. But i never lost my temper about it.

[@evergreen61]

I'd go full on Dexter on any parent who hurt their child..

[@JJOOPPSS]

@@evergreen61 I see sheets of plastic in his future.

[@alpharaven8550]

Mike has taken the rose colored glasses off of every case he discusses, and replaces them with sarcastic humor and truth,i respect that.

[@antwan37]

The title might as well be: "When the FBI protected, aided and abetted a serial kiler".

[@thisguyagain24]

America the most corrupt nation on earth

[@kokuten6998]

@@thisguyagain24 not even close lol

[@j22563]

@@kokuten6998 Yes it is because of Trump

[@thisguyagain24]

@@j22563 Too right. Now there is a man who should have NEVER been put in charge of a country. Thats like letting a toddler drive you to work. Only in Murica

[@tongpoo8985]

@@j22563 he's not even the most corrupt person running for president, let alone the most corrupt in the world.

[@daveb7532]

2nd degree murder? Every single one of those murders was premeditated

[@Aprilforevergreen]

I was puzzled about the second degree too. It seems one can get away with murder.

[@carlcushmanhybels8159]

The prosecuters plee-dealed it down from 1st degree, on the agreement Scott would take them to where the bodies are. He found two, not Jennifer (or other still 'missing.'). With multiple 2nd degree murder convictions, the prosecutors knew he'd be in prison for life.

[@Elegant_Sausage]

@@carlcushmanhybels8159 and isnt 1st degree harder to prove, so sometimes it's best to hit them with 2nd degree when they know that will put them away for life? I've heard something like that before...

[@dollydahmer4946]

@@Elegant_Sausage Yeah, it's not about what you know it's about what you can prove. Most of the time they charge you with what they know for a fact the can prove beyond a reasonable doubt. Or the person pleas down to a lesser charge.

[@isaacholzwarth]

Nobody is talking about the fact that Jennifer was never found, that Scott started a "fresh beef" company, and that he called himself HANNIBAL.... HELLOOooOO!!!

[@mightycirus]

Good call man

[@regneto8543]

Ya I missed that till now! Case solved! 😳

[@cliffniiranen1044]

To get a plee for a lesser charge is just that. I believe they look at him as a friend. Shotty work. It's also a control of power thing with the sickos.

[@donnaroberts4565]

Yeah man.. So happy to be vegetarian right now

[@tws3184392233]

Makes sense to me! And I may be a vegetarian from now on!

[@juvenciosantos9851]

So this SOB, killed these girls the uncle, hurt his kid and got 70 years? Other people for less get over a 100...

[@2004dale]

I don’t get the second degree charges. Do you?

[@shannontimoney5901]

That’s what I’m saying. Christopher Bennett was given an 1800 year sentence for killing his stepfather after he walked in on the stepdad molesting his youngest sister. The scales are just so unbalanced it’s ridiculous.

[@inkstain7193]

Y’all are worried he’ll live to be 140 and get paroled ?😂😂😂😂

[@symonew33]

“I never lost my temper, I was never cruel to animals...” uh I don’t think that really matters cause you still killed at least 4 people

[@SalahEddineH]

"As you can see, I never had ANY of the signs associated with being a serial killer! I mean, except for all the serial killing."

[@christina7215]

That's a good thing he didn't hurt animals. What are you on about?

[@ellemenno9180]

Christina x It’s not hard to see she is not implying that it would be a good thing if he hurt animals- I think this is self explanatory. She’s obviously referring to the fact that not doing such things, does not negate the heinous crimes he’s committed, or somehow make him seem less culpable or cruel.

[@amirasinaaya]

Christina x Read what she said again .

[@jackslepowron5905]

@@christina7215 ur dum

[@ShamrockNRoller]

He wasn't a good guy, and since he was a snitch, he wasn't even a "good" bad guy. He was just a piece of crap all around.

[@Baelor-Breakspear]

Big facts

[@PaulAlbrecht82]

@@Baelor-Breakspear please use words to express what you mean

[@neighborhoodman323]

Paul Albrecht No cap

[@SalahEddineH]

Exactly. And he wasn't even a "conman with a conscience", like those who do con people out of their money, and even rob people, but still go to the police if someone tries to hire them for a hit on someone. Instead, he MADE UP a murder for hire plot just to get himself a deal. That's an all around piece of shit, right there!

[@catebartley9865]

Lmao

[@lostaunaum]

Y'all know what we do on FRIDAYS! That Chapter is at it again fellas, bringing us that sweet criminal narration!

[@Adam-hi9dh]

It's dope cuz my job ends at 3:00 and boom I get a thatchap

[@devodavis6454]

Why yes I do, Marco. Friday is the day we pick from one of tree shirts, and we commence havin' a goo!

[@tylerrobinson7383]

Enjoy Marco!

[@GenerationDown]

My job literally ends at Tree Turdy. 🌲 💩

[@aaronburratwood.6957]

Marco Lostaunau All damn day I’ve been feeling it’s Thursday! I hate this crap.

[@SarahLovesBoobahandErEr]

Lori was really, really stupid. Not reporting her daughter missing in the beginning was the biggest mistake she could’ve made.

[@rcrawford42]

She did. Her daughter was an adult and the police assumed she had just left because there was no evidence of foul play.

[@Nik.No.K]

God was he smug in that tv interview. He was just loving every minute of that

[@user-vf1nt8we6i]

That Chapter is hands down the best channel on KZbin, and Mike is perfection. Many thanks for the consistent and awesome content, humor, and unparalleled quality Mike generously provides us.

[@HazyJ28]

"A town so exciting they named it after a rock" Dwayne Johnson, Colorado

[@whitedragoness23]

I’m sure Dwayne Johnson came to that same conclusion as soon as he listened to this video

[@connorWalshywalsh]

dont disrespect Dwayne that way

[@gabbiehannahsmentalbreakdo3887]

Bruhhhh lmaooo

[@AlwaysBeWater]

Best city in the country. Beautiful people, amazing music, good food, rafting, tubing, rock climbing, biking, great fishing, hiking, mountains, rivers, lakes, ponds, parks, and oh, in June and even early July you can drive from Boulder to Arapaho Basin for some sick skiing from 8am-Noon and then be back in Boulder in time to shoot 18 holes the same day. They should have named the city "Elation."

[@bbond7840]

No joke, made me spit my tea! 😂

[@disatraced]

I feel so bad for the mom, during the phone call she was trying to be so calm but could tell how bad she wanted to go off on him

[@ChersCorner]

I wanted to punch him in the face. How dare he tell her she’s lucky he’s even talking.

[@cdes1776]

That call was frickin' scary; he was trying to lure her to her own death.

[@MacForaday]

When asked if he was cold-blooded, Scott answered that pretty clearly by smiling as he admitted to being a murderer.

[@AzzE87]

SUCKMEOFF ROPER he was trying to come of as a warm and compassionate person but instead gave a sadistic grin instead. Probably thinking back to the things he had done.

[@MouseRata]

My only complaint is not hearing “tree” enough. Other than that, great video Mike.

[@Spthomas47]

Hearing Kimball said like pinball instead of thimble might have made up for it a bit?

[@tylerjohnson269]

He says it on any word that starts with "Th". Three is Tree, Throw is Trow, Threaten is Treton, etc. Soooo any Th words would be highly appreciated!

[@car0ndelet]

Your username and PFP are 🧑🏻‍🍳😘

[@deathbydishwasher]

Tirtee-tree 💚

[@melissaschaefer5257]

Sandlot YES! Luv that movie! God, that n Goonies and Monster Squad and Stand by Me..

[@tylerrobinson7383]

60 minutes (AUS, USA,ETC.): No one, and I mean absolutely NO ONE, can make a better documentary than us, Guys. Mike(T.C.): *hold my beer, I’m having a goo*

[@Lisasanti1]

Yesssssssssss!

[@jsecrest5606]

He literally used 60 minutes footage here. Lol

[@uncledirtnap1]

"As you do"

[@kinsley7777]

Hold my "suds" ... a la Mike ;-)

[@DayseBa]

Knowing Mike he might ask to hold his Canadian Moose bear...it is his favorite 😉 LOL!

[@SHGames97]

Videos like this used to be unbearable for me to watch till I found your channel. The light hearted delivery/jokes when appropriate and the serious/respectful tones when referencing the victims. Great job Mark, thank you

[@DAROCKNESSMONSTAH]

Mike*

[@gemmalarbey7974]

“Hey You and Welcome” - I want that on my doormat. Bring out doormat merch please. But, I was it to have an Irish accent yeah?

[@britneysbritannia4790]

Yes 🖤

[@riaisabel616]

I’d purchase

[@francescawilliams8177]

😂 I’m about to request him to become my male SiRi

[@86crud]

I'd buy the hell out of that.

[@Star-gr4fk]

then why you dont buy his merch instead of makin useless comments that are commercially uninteresting for mike. support mike instead of talking. thx ps: i love you gemma come back to me if you read this. UwU

[@mariannesavallampi1160]

Red flags when meeting new people: Claims to be a FBI agent.

[@Andrea-nom]

For sure

[@brandongrayson456]

Ironically that was probably the most honest thing he ever told her.

[@BlackSeranna]

Pretty much this. Anyone who claims to be an FBI agent. Or a SEAL. Or a Ranger. Although, the last one can maybe backfire. My daughter dated a Ranger. He says, "I'm a Ranger." She says, "Oh, that's so cool!" Him, "Yeah." Her: "That's so nice! So, you, like, walk around all day and keep forest fires from happening, like Smoky The Bear?" Him: "...uh. That's not the kind of Ranger I meant." She told me this story after I told her, "Guys say that so they can get the girls." I died laughing. Turns out he really was a Ranger, too.

[@abandonedmuse]

Red flags when meeting new agents in the FBI... FBI: so welcome! Let us put you on as a “snitch”.

[@BalboaBaggins]

women having terrible taste in men, what else is new.

[@thescoot106]

This dude lived up the street from me. I used to walk my dog by his house. Freaked me out when there were suddenly news trucks out there and I found out why they were there.

[@SuperNuclearUnicorn]

I love how the FBI were like "well sure he's a liar, a thief, had charges related to violent crimes brought against him, and just randomly came out of nowhere with this crazy info and wanted to turn state, but I bet we can trust him" My faith in the American law enforcement system just falls lower every day

[@bpoindexter7404]

Don't worry, mike pronounces the number "tree" in this one too

[@SHENDOH]

I like when there's a tirty tree!

[@AcinorevM]

@@SHENDOH I hear "turdy" lol I love him just sayin!

[@peggystoutemorin4529]

I'm beginning to think he finds stories where threes are prevalent and he can say tree a lot.

[@AcinorevM]

@@peggystoutemorin4529 😂❤

[@SHENDOH]

@@peggystoutemorin4529 sometimes trees just pop up!

[@_veryberry]

Anyone else really creeped out when smiled after being called a serial killer

[@2TexasTuff]

Montgomery15 Snooker Videos - that bloke was a very trusted and highly educated gentleman well known American reporter that died of cancer. Harold Dow... He left a legacy of ethical journalism.

[@no_misaki]

@SUCKMEOFF ROPER There is no such thing as a "professional" serial killer you clown. Murdering innocent people serves no purpose other than satiating some sick fucks desires.

[@ludgeisatmcdonalds]

@@no_misaki I think he was talking about the interviewer

[@NorthAyase]

@@no_misaki What if you're a hitman?

[@LeeDee5]

and then when he said "he's retired" with a shit eating grin on his face

[@dshe8637]

The dignity of his ex wife asking his cousin what purpose was achieved by marrying her and murdering her daughter is so poignant

[@lizc6393]

Tori is one tough mama. My heart breaks for her, but damn look at her facing down his brother... that's a strong woman.

[@paddlefaster]

Moral to the story. Never get in the car with someone who calls himself Hannibal.

[@alliecattlopez537]

Put that shit on a bumper sticker😂

[@firecatskylar]

What about Hannibal Buress

[@nietzo6093]

Unless the music starts playing...

[@theblackbaron4119]

@@firecatskylar I was about to ask aswell. Hannibal Burgess seems to be quite the nice and pleasent guy.

[@CovidConQuitTheCensorship]

Yes. Who would do that? lol

[@DeeDee-sy5hf]

OMG that devil setup that poor girl knowing how fragile her relationship with her mother is ....

[@jacklowther4912]

Uncle Terry gave that lady the creeps but the serial killer was cool.

[@surfside75]

I know right😂 -some are creepier than others.

[@commonsense571]

That’s exactly what I thought!!

[@RGale60]

🤣🤣🤣

[@darrenfitchko3019]

6inches 7bbg

[@singvang1247]

If you were his cousin, would you get in front of the media and give his statement like that guy did? I don't care how tight we are, nah man, I ain't doing that! Just write the statement out and release it to the press. There's no need to stand in front of the world and answer a bunch of questions on his behalf.

[@richardclifford003]

Couldn't agree more. I'd rather be a point man on a drug raid.

[@cdes1776]

Everybody wants their ten minutes...

[@jamiemiller723]

Hold up the kid wakes up and said my dad did this and pushed me out of car on the way to the hospital....that’s a travesty on our justice system

[@stellalefty]

Agreed.. poor child will carry that scar for the rest of his life...

[@dabeast4465]

Yea it's sad he will probably be messed up the rest of his life

[@ginnied7346]

I can't imagine the utter betrayal that his young son must have felt

[@blu4085]

And the fact that he didn't even get charged with double attempted first degree murder charges for that. Like -Duuh, my dad tried to kill me TWICE in a day but the law didn't care! WFT? Unless i missed something..

[@sophiapetrakis8509]

When Mike said phone calls were coming from inside the house. It scared the shit out of me 🤧

[@pursang6792]

I love how all of these criminals end up in wheelchairs when it's time to go to court. Just more manipulation of people to their own end.

[@amberspaulding]

When I saw him roll in I burst out laughing.

[@FriendsVsWild]

The one dislike on this video is from Scott himself

[@Ladyscarface]

@SUCKMEOFF ROPER ok karen

[@Star-gr4fk]

nope, was from me.

[@scottkirkland6139]

@SUCKMEOFF ROPER Joe Snitch has also disliked the video,

[@dannythompson1948]

@SUCKMEOFF ROPER why are you harassing people in so many comments? Seriously, open a book or something.

[@ITJustMeKG]

@SUCKMEOFF ROPER you're not even good at trolling m8

[@gem4life933]

The horrible thing is watching him when he had that interview I realized if I met him out somewhere without knowing anything about him, I would feel comfortable around him. Just his eyes and his smile would disarm me.. Lord I hope I never meet someone like that

[@stephanim2436]

As the devil would...

[@naomiledger1374]

I agree. He has a certain charisma that doesn't come over too strong or self indulgent which, when combined with a level of intelligence, could be quite disarming. Compared to some other cretins I've seen on Mike's videos (and who have me baffled as to how on earth they ever managed to lure a woman), I can certainly see how this guy would have easily set his traps and snagged his victims. It doesn't say much for the FBI who have a lot of explaining to do on this one

[@shalesaaldrich7308]

Lmao “inside the house... inside A house.... in California” my jaw was literally dropped for a split second 😂

[@Spunky786]

Lol the fucker really got me with that one 😁

[@monicag3943]

I love Mike's subtle sarcasm and unique sense of humor. His delivery of these compelling stories is unlike any other creator I've seen! It's no wonder he has 1.53 million subscribers. Keep up the awesome work, Mike!🏆🥇👏💯

[@mariannecontrino6297]

A roommate of mine from college's uncle, is a retired FBI agent. We stayed with him, and his wife for a few days, over Spring Break one year. The only reason we knew, is because he has a plaque hanging in his house, with his badge. We tried asking him so many questions, he told us NOTHING. His wife said, "If after 30 years of marriage, he hasn't told me a single thing about what he did, there's NO chance you'll get it out of him." That's how real former agents behave, never like this guy.

[@melaniedawn9255]

Freak. Holy cow. His own little boy. Played everyone. So sorry to all you girls lost 😔💕

[@rehna2006]

Sick and evil. He has no remorse and look at how he's smiling at the interviewer.

[@Frog89mad]

Dude said he retired now. ofc he smiling

[@AnotherWittyUsername.]

It's called 'Duping Delight'. It's the smirk psychopaths get when they think they're pulling the wool over somebody's eyes or getting away with something.

[@angelacompres7947]

I hated this guy with my guts when I saw him smiling like that...poor girls, poor kid, poor wife and poor uncle, to have crossed path with this monster!

[@hellofromgatsville8]

Why waste your time being miserable? Might as well try to enjoy life while u got it, no matter what the circumstances

[@tracycrawford6826]

Holy Mike! I hit pause at the end of the video and my entire feed, the entire screen was a dozen 'That Chapter' vids. Way to advertise Mike! Another good vid. Congrats on your 1 million. Deserved, I'm sure. There seems to be a good deal of production work, vids, music and puttin' it all together for us in every video, and two a week no less! So, Kudos.

[@Lisa-en2xt]

This guy got wayyyyyy too much credit. He's an idiot, he just pays good attention and blends into the backround and simply takes advantage of situations a normal person wouldn't want to deal with. He's also simply a coward murderer who killed defenseless woman and an old fat man. Thanks Mike ❤👏

[@calebduarte5255]

That’s the case with so many killers. People act like they’re big geniuses, when they’re just violent halfwits.

[@BigManTinggz]

Damn gotta do my man terry like that 😭

[@jelkel25]

"Takes advantage of situations others wouldn't want to deal with" You described a clinical Narcissist in a nutshell, this one with psychopathic traits. They're usually stupid because they think they're superior beings and why would a superior being need to learn from others. They operate on a different level to most people and most instinctually don't want to deal with it so they can bluster and bluff through situations. The uncles cover story is a prime example, won the lottery and went to Mexico with a stripper, so stupid.

[@w0mblemania]

Nup. He's clearly not an idiot. What he is, is dangerous.

[@w0mblemania]

@Josie The problem with labelling people "idiots" is that we underestimate them. e.g. calling Trump, Hitler or Stalin "idiots" is all very satisfying, but it ignores the fact that they aren't idiots at all; they're foolish, but above all dangerous.

[@samargorja6573]

Reporter: are you going to kill again? Scott: hmmmmmm, I don’t think I will

[@leighhunterjumperz3038]

He KNOWS he can't say he won't! If his cellie (God forbid you draw the short straw there) breathes wrong, BAM, strangled, just to get a better night's sleep!!

[@rafetizer]

I'd have replied, "You're full of shit."

[@BeenHappening]

I Laughed So Hard

[@yungcris5211]

@@leighhunterjumperz3038 are u kidding. He’d get his ass shanked up in prison. He’s a complete coward who killed and attacked women and children.

[@derp8575]

He looks like the Iceman.

[@jwsuicides8095]

That smile...so proud of himself. Vomit.

[@TheBoostinbobby]

🤮

[@kevinDAninja]

I've never really be into true crime stories, but this channel is amazing. I feel like Mike does each story as much justice as possible and really dives deep. Keep up the awesome work. Also oh boy as Canadian, we really do have our fair share of scary people.

[@marjoriecorcora7617]

Mike does one on Robert Picton….the BC pig farmer. You should…give it goo.

[@LadyGodiva7460]

I be into it.

[@morningfaroe612]

the police and fbi who just brushed him off and gave him a light ass sentence because he was an “informant” makes me just as upset as the damn murders

[@bri-sp2ek]

They need to replace the FBI with all of us crime junkies

[@prevost8686]

bri The FBI is too busy trying to undermine a duly elected President to go out and actually catch murders, drug kingpins, and violent criminals. I’d like to know the last time it was announced that FBI actually caught someone on their most wanted list.

[@domscards]

@@prevost8686 Shut up.

[@prevost8686]

SUCKMEOFF ROPER You name explains everything.

[@efence4713]

SUCKMEOFF ROPER Correct me if I’m but I THINK you mean “Yaser Abdel Said” who was arrested 3 weeks ago(closer to two from the point your comment was made). Your point still definitely stands but is a good bit weaker. Realistically not enough resources are spent on Trump to impair their abilities. OP just wanted to toss in a political opinion with the goal of pointing out the perceived paranoia of the fbi rather than to point out a massive hit to funding.

[@harambeyonce9427]

This comment has generated some odd replies. I was here to shit on it but instead made popcorn

[@jaghond448]

"From inside the house... A house." Jesus christ Mike you scared me half to death. Lol I had instant flashbacks to the movie When A Stranger Calls.

[@AngelinaJoy1]

That is exactly where my thoughts went too! Terrifying! 😱

[@ZeroShaneBob]

That was a great movie.

[@slappymckracken7935]

No shit! A bit of a gratuitous scare there Mike...

[@tartuffethesprywonderdog5883]

It's didn't start with that movie, it's an old urban legend that's been around since the 1950's.

[@sarahcarrillo6235]

I have to thank this channel for being the primary source of my entertainment during my almost year long quarantine

[@cynthiam3943]

I’m from the UK and we went into first lockdown in March 2020!🇬🇧

[@sarahcarrillo6235]

Just to clarify, I'm in good ol' Texas but others never really took the virus seriously

[@utahutefan28]

“But thank you for that answer, that clears everything up for me” SAVAGE

[@Anonymous38572]

This case is wrong on so many levels! But I'm addicted to these vids

[@uratrick]

She married him . What a dummy

[@shlurrpedy]

people like him scare me.. those sparkly eyes in that smiley interview?! he has such a friendly face! I can see how people fall into the trap!

[@_missreverie_]

he seems a bit too pleased with himself for me to buy into his kind guy act. disgusting waste of space.

[@frenchys_prospecting]

Interviewer: will you kill again? Scott: no I don’t think I will FBI: that’s it boys. He’s not gonna kill no more. Let him go. Judge: you’re free to leave, Mr Kinball

[@valeriew4833]

Case closed :)

[@MrGrace]

Sounds about white lol

[@frenchys_prospecting]

@@MrGrace god I wish you were wrong but you're right. Lmao

[@jamiemiller723]

They should have made Scott pinky promise

[@MrGrace]

@@GiDD504 relax. It was a joke. And the correct term for this is White Privilege, not racism.

[@MrsMetamorphosis]

"Do you think you will go back to the gym again? " Me: I don't believe I will. "Do you believe you will ever kill again? Hannibal: "ummm... I don't believe I will. "

[@Ddarke11]

Has the same believability as if someone asked me if I was going to sneak down in the middle of the night to eat that last peice of delicious cake.

[@gracepattie]

@@Ddarke11 😂 Best comment I've read today.

[@sugabearization]

The horrible police work is the scariest thing in all of these cases.

[@rachels2cents325]

Charlie Bucket Exactly he was murdering people right under the FBI's nose😡😡😡 Unbelievable bull SHIT!!!

[@ashleeerin1886]

It wasn’t suspicious to the FBI that this guy was a witness and/ or somehow knew about a ton of different crimes of different levels in different states? What’s going on here?

[@justinbarnett4868]

The smile on his face during the interview makes me wanna backhand him.

[@suprcrzy]

We should start our own business called "The Backhand", and ppl can call us and hire us to go around backhanding smart-ass, smug ppl who deserve it. Hell, I might even be willing to do it for free. But I wont. Its $500 per backhand.

[@justinbarnett4868]

@@suprcrzy I'm with you but convincing the wardens to let us in to smack around the inmates is your department. I'm just bringing that Backhand Heat.

[@TheOnlyElle.]

Same!

[@joeakaprolifik7735]

suprcrzy great idea !id be up for that lol 😂

[@pj6579]

He looks so smug & proud of himself, maybe a baseball bat would be more effective & maybe suprcrzy could start a touring baseball team to resolve a few "issues"

[@cowafungus8104]

The music is perfect for these videos, I know at least some of it is just the stock royalty free stuff, but it just fits so damn well

[@Nicola_Blackwood]

“Well sure I killed 4 people but I was never cruel to animals so I’m not a serial killer” ???? Okay

[@heyysimone]

Yeah just because he never killed animals for fun, wet the bed beyond an appropriate age or set fires, doesnt mean he isnt a serial killer.

[@ivychicken5833]

I think that was his reply about not being cold blooded - or like a psychopath.

[@timshaw8468]

I've seen all these on Crime Watch Daily but for some reason, Mike's "Hey You" brings joy to my ears. Keep up the great work buddy! 👍🙏

[@aprilcox52291]

The best crime story narrator out there! 🙌🏼 I wait, not so patiently, for new episodes ❤️

[@jellytots88]

I haven’t watched my tv in weeks... just binging That Chapter everyday.. please keep the vids coming! ✌🏻