The 5 Worst Serial Killers In American History | World's Most Evil Killers | Absolute Crime

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00:00:00 No. 5
00:43:33 No. 4
01:26:19 No. 3
02:09:55 No. 2
02:53:06 No. 1
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[@seantaylor3105]

Sam Little was the worst!!!! Look him up!!!

[@JimKrause1975]

Thank you so very much @Absolute Crime

[@DUBFIGHTERSkage2002]

@@JimKrause1975 ayyy ummm u a veteran right can I ask u a personal question sir or mame why do kids disrespect the elderly especially those that fought for their freedom ?? idk why like I'm completely different then most kids know days if your a veteran solute u sir and thank u for your service my grandpa passed away 4 yrs ago or so from agent orange, my grandma passed away last year on Christmas night from a staff infection, my other grandma passed away from lung cancer, my other grandmothers battling breast cancer, the doctor told me and my family she has 3 yrs to live so I'm enjoying being around her and enjoy my time ,spending time with her before she sets off to the seas and her spirits free in the scottish seas old celtic saying

[@JimKrause1975]

@@DUBFIGHTERSkage2002 I have been wondering that same thing. I am sure technology could play a role. Everything is faster and easier to obtain. But that can make people of all ages lazier if we let it. Maybe more and more people are bad parents these days?My hats off to you. I am sure your grandmas and grandpas are very proud of you. Sorry to hear about your grandma and grandpa. I am sure they are smiling at you from Heaven! Glad to meet you on here! You are an inspiration to others with your good heart and personality!

[@spuddy4845]

samuel little is the worst, over a 100 bodies

[@nyxspiritsong5557]

The way Richard Ramirez was caught is my favorite!! The neighborhood coming together and ganging up on him is everything that community should be!!

[@chab1rd155]

They shouldve let them continue and sent even MORE people over to help them kick the sh!t out of him!!!

[@cognitiveawareness6589]

He tried to steal a car and the owner was underneath it fixing something When he started the car the owner came out from underneath and grabbed him hearing the commotion his family and friends came out to help It wasn't just a mob of people who recognized him and went after him.

[@shoeshooey5464]

It really was the victims coming together to win

[@tinaingram9472]

I'm surprised they didn't kill him

[@julieclaeren486]

Amen!! God bless every brave soul who aided in the capture of that monster! 🙏

[@ryaneverett8375]

The fact that the night stalker was stalked and caught in broad day light..there's something poetic about it.

[@johncoffy]

Poetic? I don't know....got caught, sentenced do death and lives till 2014, also you could say that families of those victims were feeding him via taxes paid - where's poetry there?

[@cherylkoenig5509]

@@johncoffy Less taxes would have been paid if he was sentenced to life in prison. I’m not saying that he shouldn’t have received the death penalty. I’m just saying that it costs much more for the sentence of death. He would have lived until 2014 regardless.

[@LN-Lifer]

Well the death penalty should be cheaper....the problem is how long it takes...if it happens at all. This is by design. The left does everything to keep these monsters alive so they can argue that the death penalty is not a deterrent

[@wylier]

You probably mean 'ironic'.

[@pri.sci.lla.]

It’s called poetic justice

[@danadoozer9990]

Living in Wisconsin, I remember how hard the shit hit the fan when dahmer was arrested, it was on tv all day long, the details getting more and more grotesque by the day. The most awful detail being the man that the POLICE HANDED BACK TO HIM, who he then killed, and went on to kill more. I feel so awful for the victims and their loved ones.

[@nappyk96]

I wasn't alive at the time when he was caught (I was born in 96 so he was already long dead) but I was born and raised in Wisconsin and my mom (who was a senior in high school at the time) has told me stories growing up about what it was like watching everything unfold at the time. How she watched the news with my grandma everyday as more and more gruesome details were revealed and I can't imagine how scary the atmosphere must of been like I mean me and my family are from a small town in Wisconsin about 40 minutes away from Dahmer's Milwaukee Apartment where he committed most of the killings it's so scary to think about how close you might be to someone like that without even knowing it.

[@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536]

Dahmer's own death was insane

[@rollowarlin8450]

Those cops are back on the force !

[@rollowarlin8450]

My girlfriend and l met Dahmer on the Summerfest grounds in Milwaukee. He was one sick puppy. We saw him do what he was arrested for. Research and you'll find out.

[@nappyk96]

@rollowarlin8450 That the time he got arrested for masterbating in public? If so, that's a different story (in terms of location) than I heard. I thought it was the Wisconsin state fair he got arrested at, but it's still really bad regardless of where happened, I guess.

[@emhathaway7388]

I can imagine the hug those parent gave that daughter when they found out that the same guy who broke in was the night stalker... realizing their daughter really saved her life. That's a horrible fate.

[@Thunder-acro]

Hearing people say "this kind of thing doesn't happen here " is such a dangerous comfort to rely on. Murder is possible no matter where you live.

[@tonis5140]

Please explain that to my mother who thinks evil people only come out at night and only prey on single women. 🙄

[@connievino4226]

So agree.

[@banecrew4963]

You know we’re living in a cold world when we’re literally discussing how to not be murdered by strangers… I hope we all stay safe ❤️

[@michellelloyd4811]

Very true. Then they don't lock their doors or windows.

[@turtle19dad]

Yeah that always gets me. Or when the rich say “It’s Boca (or whatever) we’re a rich community. It doesn’t happen here.

[@carrielee6652]

I'll never understand these sick women who write love letters to serial killers. How can a woman romanticize someone who has done such horrible things to other women??

[@jaweel6205]

Women fantasize about bad boys and are disgusted by simps

[@MM-ig1iv]

I'd say they have some issues too! you know they are out there right..? it's just not these 5 killers. there's millions that exist out there right now in the world and are free!

[@MM-ig1iv]

Not trying to scare you or anything.. just making you aware. that it's never going to end.. there's too many people in the world any too many not being raised right with too many mental issues!

[@deanna123charles]

It's women who are raised by horrid fathers, instead of actually good dads. Anyone with a normal and loving father figure wouldn't fancy a serial killer unless they were very deeply disturbed. Unfortunately, even though there are a lot of good dads and parents, the ones that are bad end up spawning acts and people that further on cause so much damage everybody knows about it, and it overshadows all of the good that humanity has done, because all you remember are the impactful, sick and disturbing news and memories. The system of storage in the human brain truly is a self sabotaging organ.

[@Red4350]

love and obsession is strong, those types of people prey on the women who are the most infatuated with them and convince them that its forever, through hell and back type shit...its manipulation ig...back in the day i feel like men had more power, now its women who have men falling in love imo i didnt watch most of the video if you mean to say random women who write letters then idk what to say, ig its the romanitcization of serial killers in general, i dont even like watching these vids i just somehow got here through suggested

[@kingclover1395]

I never really agreed that Bundy looked all that normal and non-threatening like all those people said. I always thought he looked a little crazy right from the start.

[@duvessa2003]

Same! He can be pretty Squirrley looking. In a lot of the interviews he’s really concentrating on how he’s being perceived instead of just being himself. He’s also such an obvious narcissist.

[@kimberlyhood4095]

It's all in the eyes.

[@AlexTorstensen]

00:00:00 Richard Ramirez "Night Stalker" 00:43:33 Jeffrey Dahmer "Milwaukee Cannibal" 01:26:19 John Wayne Gacy "The Killer Clown" 02:09:55 Ted Bundy "The Lady Killer" 02:53:06 Gary Ridgway "Green River Killer"

[@Fladens]

Thank you

[@lifesprettygood]

Thank you

[@seiberkidz1077]

I knew Ramirez, Dahmer, and Bundy would be up there, but I've never heard of the other two

[@deborahopoku4585]

Thank you for saving me time

[@DemonikProdukshuns]

Israel Keys should be on this list​@@seiberkidz1077

[@glasshalffull4061]

That "vigilante mob" was actually a neighborhood of people who cared about each other. When they realized Ramirez was there, they overtook him and beat him so he couldn't escape. They protected their families, captured and turned over a serial killer to police and stopped Ramirez from ever killing again. They're all heroes.

[@Shebeast3]

👏

[@suckysucky6708]

Richard Ramirez is so fine I love him

[@joaquimrodriguez8961]

The detectives, who brought Ramirez to justice are the true "heroes.

[@glasshalffull4061]

@@joaquimrodriguez8961 The detectives are obviously heroes. That goes without saying.

[@abc-wv4in]

@@joaquimrodriguez8961 They are too, but so are the people of the community who caught him.

[@kattdaddy2112]

The serial killer I find most frightening is Ramirez. That slimeball would break in to your house just to kill. It didn't matter what gender you were or what your age was. He didn't have a certain type of victim.

[@angelamccrackin5243]

He was possessed with demons through and through...

[@devilinthedarkness4830]

Btk broke into homes as well. Why is ramirez worse? I dont get your logic, btk killed an entire family including a little girl

[@JanSolo555]

@@devilinthedarkness4830 Ramirez was more prolific. His youngest victim was only 8. He killed more people in 14 months than BTK did in a decade. I was in the military stationed in Hawaii while this was going on. I was terrified for my extended family in Southern California.

[@devilinthedarkness4830]

@@JanSolo555 fair enough, I get your point

[@JanSolo555]

@@devilinthedarkness4830 cheers. Youngest victim was actually 9.

[@benjamintriplett3]

I still don't know or understand how the cops who were in Jeffrey Dahmer's apartment didn't notice or smell the dead body on his bed. I mean they're trained to smell decaying flesh, it's a very distinct smell so they should've noticed it right away. They are just sorry and negligent.

[@nappyk96]

I assume your talking about the cops that escorted the 14 yr old kid Konerak they led back to Dahmer's apartment. Apparently from what I've heard they didn't actually go into the apartment from most of the retellings of the story I've heard they just took a a quick glance in from the hallway. Even still the kid would still be alive to this day if those two cops had done there job and called to get a background check cause if you look at the main picture of the Konerak boy (for some reason this doc used a picture of the older brother who Dahmer also molested but fortunately escaped) the media released to the public he didn't look 19 he looked like a kid.

[@sharyldutter9694]

Police don't want to deal with drama and disgusting issues unless forced to deal with it.

[@blackice27]

They should have at the VERY LEAST ran his name. They would've seen he was on probation for sexually assaulting the young boys brother. It's truly heartbreaking...that poor family 😢

[@eriksmith2514]

Another warning sign should have been that the kid was intoxicated while Dhamer was sober.

[@benjamintriplett3]

@@eriksmith2514 right?

[@ezookami4540]

While Dahmer tried to keep his victims unconscious, Gacy made everything to keep his victim conscious to see their pain. Both evil, but Gacy was the embodiment of evil.

[@ufarkingicehole]

John was on another level

[@vanessarussell7048]

Dahmer had emotions to an extent….. Gacy couldn’t have cared less.

[@rootdeep]

I fear Gacy more than any other killer because he kept victims awake through the brutality. And the clown aspect... Just crazy

[@deborahnieling2315]

Thank you, totally agree with you, Dahmer was not a Sadist! Dahmer was respected by Ressler and Parker Dietz because he totally told the truth without any excuses for himself and he always said... I did not like suffering, I did not like the part of killing, did nothing for me! Like Dennis Nielsen it was that he wanted them to stay forever with him! He didn't kill animals either, he picked up already dead animals! The only animal he killed was that fish! I am not saying he was a Saint, I am just saying he was not a Sadist like Gacy, Bundy or the Tool box Killer!

[@eddiejames9827]

​@deborahnieling2315 Really? He did all sorts of vile, evil things to those men/boys. He killed, mutilated, and ate them, but he wasn't a sadist, huh? He even worshipped Satan. 🤦‍♂️

[@FansPerspective]

Serving 10 months for drugging and sexually assaulting a 13 year old boy doesn't seem right....

[@travisbest1677]

White privelige is real.

[@jaweel6205]

Thank liberals for that

[@jake_villanueva]

@@jaweel6205 easy there snowflake

[@jaweel6205]

@@jake_villanueva did I trigger you beta bucks?

[@michaeldaniel73]

@@jaweel6205 lol he called you a snowflake, pizza face! 😂

[@markbrisec3972]

Last year I came across two 10 yo boys trying to tape a firecracker to a cat's tail. I'm a huge animal lover so this would disturb me anyway but the act of young kids trying to inflict a serious pain to an innocent animal went deeper than just "kids doing kids stuff" reaction, so I decided to act upon it. Not only did I stop them, I called the police and went with them to their parents to explain them what I saw these boys trying to do. The parents seemed genuinly disturbed and shocked but I don't know what they done about it.. This is a classical sign of problematic behavior that can result in a sociopath personality..

[@taffykins2745]

😱 Terrible!!!!! I'm glad you were there! Thanks for putting a stop to it. I hope the parents let them know in no uncertain terms just how WRONG that is. I guess I'm lucky, I've never seen anyone do such a heinous act.

[@connievino4226]

I agree. My son never did that. I would have went berserk if even tried to. Hey you did what you could. You tried ♥️

[@charlesbuckwheat2347]

It's not quite that simple, but good looking out!!!

[@MilesMilesCrocodiles]

Animal cruelty by young people is one of the biggest red flags that exist that person will graduate to killing people. If it were my kid I’d be so grateful you brought it to my attention AND called the cops on them. Next step would be serious therapy for both them and our whole family because there is clearly a serious problem. Never discount animal cruelty as “boys being boys” because it is NOT.

[@juliannnnnnnnnnnnn]

this type of stuff I will never truly understand. As a child I had an overwhelming sense of empathy to the point where it was a problem, and that I had to toughen up.

[@Siile_]

They really should try to get actual experts for these, Dahmer didn't have sex with Steven Hicks, his first victim. They just hung out, Steven was straight, and simply wanted to leave at some point to go meet his friends for a rock concert. Dahmer didn't want him to leave, and we know what happened next

[@troychambliss784]

Were you there to verify no sex ? If not shut up

[@coffeecatscauses4418]

Yeah, I immediately was like ummmmm y'all just straight up made stuff up about his last moments.

[@jovanalmen8660]

A huge red flag should have been when these people claimed they knew how Jeffrey reacted to other children getting hurt on the playground. Really? "I got hurt on the playground, and Jeffrey didn't care." Said no one ever.

[@Shebeast3]

the fact it was a group of citizens that 'caught' ramirez is just absolutely brilliant justice

[@eastend59]

The police should have let the mob deal with him.

[@razztastic]

@@eastend59 Glad you finally got around to watching The Sopranos, jackass.

[@glenn6583]

Vigilantes get it wrong sometimes.

[@poelomokgotho8127]

If it was South Africa they would have probably killed him

[@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536]

Dahmer got some real justice

[@momzillainnova]

The fact that five victims to this day have never been identified truly is heart breaking. He took power to the grave even by not giving those families an sort of closure.

[@williammartinez840]

And he lifted up his eyes in Hell. No power there.

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

he probably didn’t know their names

[@dillxdough]

Some of them were runaways. The families might’ve just never looked for them. Didn’t report them missing and never cared to find them.

[@samfisher2306]

​@dillxdough untrue. I've seen almost all documentaries, and have read two books on Dahmer.

[@dillxdough]

@@samfisher2306cool. But I’m pretty sure we are talking about Gacy’s 5 unidentified victims.

[@Harvest1966]

I'm a California native and I was 18 when Richard Ramirez started his reign of terror. It was so incredibly hot and people were leaving their windows open for relief. He didn't have to work hard to gain entry. Even though I didn't live where the killings took place, I was terrified. Ramirez was my Boogeyman. Even after he was sentenced, I was afraid he would escape. It was a day of celebration when he finally died. I just wish the state had dispensed justice on him instead of cancer killing him. I wanted to see him pay for all of the hurt and misery he had caused those poor victims and their families. I think of them often and I pray that the families and friends of those who were taken can find some measure of peace at last.🙏

[@tabbycat6458]

Scary thing is, there's a whole new line of serial killers that haven't been exposed yet. That's scary af

[@roberta_redactedF]

Me: ugh. I’m not watching that, it’s 129mins long, it’s nearly midnight. Also me: oooh, nearly 4 hours in serial killers. Yes! 4:05am and I’m subbed and searching for something else to watch in this channel. Very very well done!

[@shaylamaggard2796]

Same🤣🤣🤣🤌🤌

[@dvorok]

@@shaylamaggard2796 Me2....Bet there's a bunch of us...🥱🤧😴

[@babybunnyofdoom6834]

Didn't watch but listened while playing Stardew Valley 😆. What better thing to listen to while playing a calming farming game

[@miss.southerngrace2269]

Dammit, me too.....

[@meganbecker]

Yup...4:40am now. 😂

[@justinbell700]

I still strongly believe that when it comes to Jeffrey Dahmer the police should have listened to Mrs Glenda Cleveland from the very beginning.

[@sandrawehrley4212]

Just think…if Ted didn’t bite…if he would have composed himself enough to not bite…imagine how many more woman or girls would have died? That’s a scary nightmare thought. It blows my mind that DNA couldn’t even have helped…although it could have taken a long time…wish DNA was a thing then.

[@homerhinkleberry1763]

You do realize most of her story was a complete fabrication. She didn't even live in the same building as Dahmer so she never heard/smelled anything. She never even met him. She didn't come into the picture until her daughter/niece found the 14 year old (Sinthasomphone). Dahmer had done most of his damage by that point. Only 4 were killed after him. Netflix made up most of her role in the story and people fell for it hook, line, and sinker. His real neighbor was Pamela Bass and was friends with Dahmer

[@victoriakalberg9590]

I find that lady Glenda strange

[@aydanliberman6829]

If you don’t believe this, you’re probably Jeffrey Dahmer

[@sleevelessace]

@@aydanliberman6829 i strongly disagree

[@WiFiDown37811]

hearing about how serial killers like John and Ted lure their victims in always makes me fear strangers. especially ones that try too hard to appeal to you. you never know when the next guy who just happens to hit on you or offer small services to appeal to you is trying to get your trust so they can take you out back and slaughter you like an animal. never allow yourself to get too comfortable in your environment. there's potential for serial killers to rise, no matter how quaint or friendly your neck of the woods are

[@loriburnip]

I agree. Especially Ted honestly. Because if I saw somebody with a cast struggling to do something I'm the type of person that would offer to help. The fact that he use people's kindness in order to betray them is just horrifying.

[@urjust2cool]

Always trust your instincts and use your common sense. Got me out of a few scary situations that I still to this day, think about how close to the end I truly was. There are those that use these stories to learn from and never let your guard down completely... especially around strangers. Then People that are easily comforted by overly friendly people and immediately put their guard down and trust too much. These people believe friendliness equals good. I've met way too many people that trust people with way more personal information than I'd give to someone I've known a year or if ever. I've learned that how I read people and pick up on their intentions isn't as common as I thought. Some lack that ability entirely. You can't just hide away and fear the world ... but truth is, there are a LOT of terrible and awful human beings closely amongst us every day... we have to learn to be self aware, use your senses and look for inconsistencies. If it doesn't sound good, it probably isn't. No one can keep you safe more than you.

[@tfkdandsvkc]

​@@urjust2cool its the reason why i stopped making friends and wanting to be around people anymore unless its business or important events that i have to be around them or interact,,,my safety and wellbeing is so important to me than socialising or having friends and i have been disappointed and hurt too many times by people it's drain dealing with people

[@larrywarren1049]

How can 1 come by a Gacy painting

[@jeremeedwards596]

Guy or Girl

[@rubygirl214]

I was 17 years old living with my single mom in LA when he was on the loose… freaking terrifying time. I would check the locks on all the doors and windows multiple times before going to bed. He ended up hitting a home 1 town over from us 😮. We ended up having a male co worker of my mom’s move into my brother’s old room. He was a black belt in karate and we felt a little safer. I’ll never forget that fear we went through.

[@valkerie2809]

The fact that most of them weren't caught sooner is terrifying. I hope that if any other cases like these come up (I hope not) that law enforcement will be able to track them down a lot faster and save more lives.

[@jrockaz548]

Nowadays definitely with DNA cameras phones much more information to go on

[@christineyetman640]

You have to remember that police forces at that time did not have the advanced technology that we of today are so familiar with..

[@LoveWisdomCourage]

@@christineyetman640 The infancy of technology was not the reason all of them weren't caught sooner. Negligent, stupid cops indirectly killed all of Dahmer's victims that were murdered after the night they didn't think and investigate the unfortunate incident that resulted in the murder of the underage Asian victim.

[@joeyjohnson4826]

According to the fbi there are at least 50 active serial killers. If it happens? Recent killings at that college. For example.

[@PrinceJudah]

😄😄😄

[@JTB33b]

What's even more heartbreaking is those girls murdered at the sorority house would still be alive if the cops didn't drop the ball and allow Bundy to escape their custody. How do you leave somebody that dangerous all alone and give him the opportunity to jump out of a window? And even gave him a big enough headstart that they couldn't locate him.

[@michelleblacklock]

Like those 2 cops that returned the Dahmer victim back to him even tho those girls tried to tell them not to ...... how the heck do you walk into his apartment and not see any red flags from that poor guy that tried so hard to escape ....

[@PsychologicalApparition]

In every case, they were incompetent: like in failing to set up the alarm at the dentist shop where Ramirez was visiting for work to be done on him. Cops have much blood on their hands.

[@abc-wv4in]

@@michelleblacklock Yes, that was also horrible and maybe even worse. To have escaped and then have the cops hand you back to your killer is just unbelievable.

[@noneyabizness]

Sounds about white

[@ko7577]

@@michelleblacklock I've always thought those police officers should have been charged with felonies for that. Major ones. Even if he wasn't a murderer, he was holding a juvenile hostage. It boggles the mind that men like this get on a police force.

[@relent-lass7510]

Gary Ridgeway looked and seemed so normal and harmless That’s what I find scary/disturbing

[@kimmie020]

Ramirez (even dead) still creeps me out! It’s these documentaries to remind me to lock my windows/doors & cocking my gun back so a bullet is in the chamber.

[@JobeKing]

“And he knew, and he knew the gig was up.” My favorite true crime quote of all time.

[@ComboMuster]

Hand over these monsters to the families of the victims. That would be true justice.

[@joe_8699]

I believe that's how the execution by stoning started. Let the families and towns folk take thier revenge.

[@vwchick24]

Firing squad televised

[@cosmicbilly]

The man who said he wouldn't go to court because he would have attacked Ramirez, is exactly how i feel. I don't know how the family members of the victims composed themselves enough to not jump over the railing and try to end him right there... If anyone in my family was murdered, there is no possible way i could ever sit in the same room as the killer, without becoming completely unhinged and going ballistic. I simply couldn't do it. I would end up going to prison myself. I can't begin to fathom the grief and anger all the victims family must feel.

[@mattlawrence1932]

The *night* stalker got caught by a neighborhood of *day* stalkers , how ironic

[@PamelaGlasgow-ll5ur]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Texas_Made_]

It really does sadden me when children grow up feeling lonely or dont have close friends during small ages growing up

[@ashleyashley5290]

The fact that inmates are allowed to get married while incarcerated is mind blowing!🤯

[@Shebeast3]

unbelievable

[@suckysucky6708]

I was supposed to marry him but he married her instead

[@suckysucky6708]

I love Richard forever.

[@ko7577]

There isn't a worse punishment than that.

[@tupacwallace3113]

We should get married

[@Chrislondo548]

Women sending love letter to convicted sexual criminals, how come? You should love yourself before somebody else and these ladies clearly don’t!

[@MM-ig1iv]

There's some of them in these comments! it's like.. get some help people! there clearly telling everyone they're not right?

[@georgecarberry9222]

It's very difficult to understand women who become enamoured with serial killers who are good looking & disregard the horrific things they've done, as well as the fact that they're in love with a truly depraved, psychotic, sociopathic & evil individual who would continue to do terrible & reprehensible things to other women & possibly to them if they were freed. Trying to comprehend the mindset of a woman who could want to feel any sort of romantic connection with a man who's little more than an enraged animal out of control & deranged is simply beyond the ability of most other women to be able to do. I have yet to meet one woman who could comprehend the thinking of the women who married Ted Bundy & Ramirez, while they were in prison & even had a sexual relationship with him in the case of Bundy, which resulted in a child. There must be something emotionally &/or psychologically wrong with a woman who joins herself in marriage with such an individual. Something feels very wrong, very unnatural & very messed up about the mental health of women who knowingly marry serial killers.

[@LionessOGN]

It's always the weird and lonely crazy bitches who fantasize about this type of shit. If these men had the damn chance, you'd be one of their victims. I never understood this, especially the bitches who wrote Bundy. When I saw the documentary, I just couldn't stop cursing them tf out because I just didn't understand. I have a morbid curiosity about serial killers but it's more so me wondering how tf can they do this so freely? How can evil like THIS be real? You'd be surprised how many people around you are psychopaths and you wouldn't even give them a thought. It's unreal but it's true. I became sick and I'm dealing with seizures. Someone close to me, I don't know who, has been taunting me and gloating about my sickness from different profiles. Constantly telling me they want me to have a seizure and die and they're happy I'm sick and shit like that. They're also threatening to sexually assault me and my children, and keep telling me they want to do it while I watch. Mind you, I have no fucking idea who this person is but they are close to me, as they mentioned, and keep their anonymity by messaging me from fake profiles. My whole life I've felt like I was too empathetic for this world because I feel everything so deeply, I couldn't ever do this to someone but the things I've gone through in my life, I've seen the secret evil of people. It's surprising when you find it out but on the other hand, it's not so fucking surprising.

[@BeRightBack131]

@@georgecarberry9222 I agree. There's something seriously wrong with a woman who forms ANY kind if relationship with a serial killer, whether just a pen pal, or down to marrying him. You gotta be one sick individual to even consider such a thing. I'm a woman, and I will never understand what they see in serial killers. Oh, and I've seen a handful of stories about women who end up dead after starting a relationship with a jailbird. In my mind, having a relationship with a serial killer is like having sex with someone KNOWN to have AIDS. Insane. Smh.

[@sx8472]

Evil always take innocent people. These women that like/obsess with serial killers needs to go,period. Human can be evil and disgusting beyond belief.

[@gypsynasada7658]

Just for the record, the guy who killed Dahmer and the other inmate said he did it because, while on work detail, Dahmer and Dahmer's friend were whispering about how to kill and eat him. They scared him, so it was self-defense. He confessed to the murders, and accepted the additional time. He said the additional time was okay, because he felt safe enough to sleep now.

[@langtryvlogme]

Damn haha Dahmer was a machine

[@jovanalmen8660]

And you believe that? I have a bridge...

[@kvltizt]

Christopher Scarver was serving life in prison for murder lol he wasn’t any better than Dahmer and any added time was irrelevant.

[@user-mj6zr5gh7s]

False! He claimed he did it because “the devil told (him) to.” Not too difficult to confirm

[@susanh1292]

That's not why! You're so wrong! 🙄

[@stephanwatson7902]

3:21:05 Gary also cried in court when one a victim's father forgave him. Ed Kemper shed a tear talking about his mother's last words and Bundy cried talking about the effect violent pron had on him as a child. It's very rare, but even a sociopathic serial killer can shed tears under the right circumstances

[@Lovegun.]

You forget one thing tho.....those tears were all for themselves. At least Ridgeway and Kemper had some (crocodile or not) tears.....Bundy couldn't even muster those. They were all crying because even when caught, admitting everything and being known the world over for being some of the most evil men to have ever lived, they will STILL try to get sympathy though manipulation. There is no end to their narcissism. Makes for a good story that a serial killer could be brought to tears by the forgiveness of a victims father but it's just not the case.

[@YezzyYae88]

I don’t believe them fake ass tears 😡

[@patriciareese4261]

It's just a show

[@stephanwatson7902]

@@patriciareese4261 yeah what's your point? I'm just commenting on something I've observed with people like this

[@charlesgodwin8216]

My heart always break for the first guy Richard Ramirez killed along with his wife. He was a WWII vet that made it through some of the worst battles ever taken place especially Battle of the Bulge, yet after surviving all of that and making a good life for himself after the war. Some psychotic devil worshiper breaks into his house at night and shoots him in the head sound asleep. Not to mention what he did to his wife. Shits just sad

[@lindaarrington9397]

I agree

[@Shebeast3]

absolutely tragic

[@mari-greciaodal2436]

That's the main reason, I no longer believe in a God. I mean, I'm tired of hearing that ""God" has always a good reason for taking lives away. Well, then, someone please convince me why "God works in mysterious ways." Or that we are all sinners because at some time ago, the first man and woman shared an apple given to them by a snake, and that apple represented the tree of knowledge, from which God had forgiven them to eat, or they would then face some damn serious consequences. So, what's the deal with innocent people, who are allowed to be killed by evil people? and what about these freaks who kill for the thrill of the kill? The whole story about goody-2-shoes God is bullshit. What will it take people to finally wake up? Because such a God to me is no more than a narcissistic, sociopath, that of course would be if He ever existed! Unfuckingbeleviable!

[@jaquelinealmazan7027]

I think btk killer is probably one of the top serial killers ever. Guy was probably the most normal looking dad, who turns out to be evil. Kills whole families without any remorse and was able to get away with it for decades

[@marcvslicinivscrassvs7536]

The Otero Family murder was so sad.

[@ladnarfilms5201]

I think it is just as disgusting that people (and I use the term lightly), like Richard Ramirez, are sentenced to death and then sit in prison for years and just die a "natural" death. That should be a crime in and of itself.

[@marshapieroni6677]

I believe there's always a chance they can help solve another murder. Also I don't believe we should lower ourselves to his level by killing them. A death penalty is also much more expensive than a life sentence.

[@JoeTayMetal]

Crazy how Gacy was arrested on Milwaukee and Dahmer lived in Milwaukee. 🔥

[@kitkat9648]

My childhood friend disappeared while out on his bike . 2 older kids came back saying he had been kidnapped by a man off the road. It was a nightmare. 30 years later the FBI contacted the family for DNA . Bones had been found, a skull. They were getting DNA from everyone with a missing child from the area. Turned out, the FBI believed my 15 yr old friend was the first victim of these 2 murderers. They were in prisons in other states for violent crimes doing long sentences. That was that. RIP BC

[@lolmanyeah1]

Was it the 2 older kids who did it?

[@kitkat9648]

@Drabs that is what the FBI surmised by the current prison sentence and police records of the 2 animals. Although the FBI chose not to charge them the family was assured they were responsible and they were in prison for life on other crimes. It was quite a process.

[@lolmanyeah1]

@Kitkat that is wild thank you for the follow up response!

[@vwchick24]

@@kitkat9648so your friend didn’t get justice because they’re already locked up? I would never be ok with that. I’m so sorry about your friend. 🙏🏽🕊️

[@kitkat9648]

@@vwchick24 His mother had to be in a mental hospital because of this horrific situation. The unknown of her child and the aftermath of phone calls taunting her, and other things you have no idea about having, Thank God, not experienced the disappearance and murder of your child. It took over 20 years to get any information at all. A trial would have killed his mother. It's easy to throw comments when you've never been tortured. It was beautiful, it was discovered. The FBI speaking to those animals, letting them know we all now know everything they did. Their families know what they did. In prison they are now child killers. Extremely satisfying. The label publicly means nothing. We know.

[@virginiacorcoran1326]

Watching the segment on Dahmer, when one of the narrators said this is the midwest and nothing like this has ever happened, I guess she forgot about John Wayne Gacy.

[@bcaye]

Ed Gein.

[@leannmeddings4068]

Bob Berdela

[@LostSoul6318.]

Jeepers Creepers

[@mypalsalvintage135]

Making a Murder

[@WalkerRileyMC]

Gacy, Gein, Dahmer, BTK....the Mid West and Serial Killers goes hand in hand for some sick reason.

[@ryansmurda1552]

Damn. That dude Tony who escaped the handcuffs from Gacy. Wow! Not only was it pretty badass that he did that but he was very lucky.

[@HoneySyrups]

Love listening to your videos when I'm at work!

[@Scorpio45Libra]

A 15yr. old goes to the police station to identify her attacker and the police take her back to her motel?? As opposed to holding her for parental pick up. Boggles the mind!

[@Shebeast3]

just unbelievable

[@ko7577]

But if she'd had POT, then they would have cared.

[@americandee7721]

Different times back then for sure

[@kellylee4696]

I know he wasn't the most popular, but I expected Samuel Little to be #1. That man is beyond scary!

[@xtrmsleep]

what angers me about the little boy from dahmer's case is that the cops gave him back to dahmer, sealing his fate. he was 13. it disgusts me even more how he describes the boy as his "lover" and they were only "arguing".

[@gingerr9004]

The scariest part about these psychos is the fan base that follows them. I watch these things out of morbid curiosity, I have an abusive ex in my past-what drives someone to be such a lunatic? It’s a short circuit in the brain. But it must also be for someone who becomes infatuated with someone like this. To say it’s insane is an understatement.

[@milfordcubicle4127]

They were not vigilantes, they were honest working people who spotted Richard Ramirez in their neighborhood

[@abc-wv4in]

Right. How anyone could criticize them is beyond understanding. They are heroes.

[@MooniesSmart]

Virginia Graham, the sister of Debra Estes is actually the Mayor Spokane, WA. I actually had a 5 hour long conversation with and officer who worked on the Ridgeway case right before and during his capture and interrogated Ridgeway, on a plane flight from Seattle to San Antonio Texas. Super cool guy . He was sadly one of the officers who arrived on the scene of Opal Mills.

[@VOiDED50120]

I was born and raised in Spokane and had no idea about that, crazy

[@leroy2110]

After looking at this video I could never think that I could spot a serial killer because these people look like normal people like you and me and I thank you for letting us see this

[@SaLeMI997]

You can be careful from people who are ok with oppressing them selves when they talk with you and they are ok with it Like you will feel disturbed by how they oppress them selves but they just feel ok doing that and that is because their hearts are so damaged to point they rather oppress than heal it so the damage part of their heart will make them sick and they tend to feed them so they end up having sick sadistic desires So in conclusion if you come across a person that oppress his or her emotions on a daily bases when talking and they are not bothered by that oppression then you are either dealing with a sociopaths or a psychopaths and be careful with them because if they are evil then for sure they have evil sadistic desires and they will manipulate you to get you under their control to do what they want and if they are not evil like live in a good family they will just be manipulative and toxic not more than that but you can go along with that and just don’t give them absolute trust

[@xirissxx_6407]

Such enthusiasm 😂 love your voice!

[@mikeg3950]

God I can’t stand when people say “this just isn’t the kind of thing that happens here”. Every serial killer doc ever says this. Where is it you expect this kind of thing to happen? I’ll be waiting if anyone has a logical answer. Not crime I’m talking about serial killers. They’re in every corner of every town and actually almost exclusively to small towns

[@MM-ig1iv]

Yeah I don't think that they really see the world for what it really is.. these psychiatrist.. living in their own perfect reality I guess?

[@gregbors8364]

That’s why I love David Lynch’s movie “Blue Velvet,” in which the most fucked-up things happen in a “perfect” American small town

[@badazzbarbiePOV]

yea but WISCONSIN? super abnormal

[@wylier]

Well, David Berkowitz - i.e. 'Son of Sam" was a New Yorker. Dahmer did many of his killing in Milwaukee, a medium-sized city. The Zodiac Killer did his crimes in San Francisco.

[@shannonrickard8605]

​@@badazzbarbiePOV hardly. Milwaukee has so much crime. I'm sure it was less back then, but I guarantee it was still high. That lady said things like this don't happen in Milwaukee. That's crazy. Just off the top of my head I can think of 5 stories of people killing people in crazy ways. And that's totally separate from your average homicides that happen every single day. It's not called Killwaukee for nothing

[@GTSN38]

My brother was supposed to work with gacy and a friend on a Saturday, but my brother got drunk Friday night and didn't wake up until late in the day Saturday. He never seen his friend again and vowed to keep drinking

[@taffykins2745]

Oh geeze. How scary. I can't even imagine how you guys must have felt about all that. Hope your brother is doing ok.

[@Shebeast3]

jesus.....

[@leajohnson8441]

He was lucky

[@GTSN38]

@@leajohnson8441 they say drinking will kill ya but it ended up saving his life. F ing crazy 🤪

[@joe_8699]

Really makes you think about all the little decisions we make that lead us down certain roads and to certain places.

[@dabest444u]

I’ve heard about ALL these cases several times but am I going to still watch? YOU GOT IT! 😂❤❤

[@AustriaGermany]

i was abused by my parents and clergy , and turned that terrible experience - into a positive life , i actually feel sorry for evil adult's , I spent my entire life helping people who were victims of abuse

[@thareallaura726]

I agree with your list. Some want to reclassify Ramirez as a thrill killer. You should have added Dean Corll somewhere.

[@bobtaylor170]

Yes. I'm from Houston. The first boy Corll is known to have killed lived in my dorm at UT Austin for most of September, 1970. He was also from Houston. We were both freshmen. He disappeared. I remember the story in the student newspaper, The Daily Texan. It was horrifying to me when I learned in August, 1973, about the Corll/Henley/Brooks murder ring. The Texas Monthly story, "The Lost Boys," is an excellent account. Corll was as sadistic a son of a bitch as anyone who has ever lived. It pleases me to no end that his last words were, "You're not gonna shoot me, Wayne."

[@kimberini6465]

My list would be almost the same. Bundy, Gacy, Ramirez, Ridgeway, and BTK. I add BTK because he hid in homes and came out of closets and tortured people for his own sadistic sexual pleasure, including families and kids. He terrified the entire area for many years. Then, came back after disappearing for so long. Thank God he was caught after coming back. Dahmer is always on these lists because of the cannabalism, which is gross, but doesn't keep the entire town from feeling safe even in their own homes.

[@kimberini6465]

Deangelo could be considered also. The guy they caught fairly recently with DNA technology.

[@aarfdood]

Dean Corll was more sadistic in a lot of ways than Ridgeway and Gacy.

[@catsordogs_lh]

Yah he was super bad too! I'd also add Sam little....

[@altheacraig2904]

Ann Rule, a former Seattle police officer & the author of 30 books wrote one about Ted Bundy called "The Stranger Beside Me". At one time they worked together at a call center. That was before he did all the killings. Her books are very compelling and with some pictures. So far I own 11 of her books and plan on getting the rest!

[@connievino4226]

He fooled so many people. I love Ann Rule.

[@connievino4226]

Good question, I heard he didn't know his father. Hmn I think I would like to look that up.

[@margretsims1322]

He would not have gotten past me; I am a psychic intutive.......I would have tuned into his evil......

[@joe_8699]

The stranger beside me is a TRUE horror story. The double murder at the lake and the girl ,Amanda Hawkens I believe, is crazy scary how he could have pulled that off.

[@cansu10852]

Ann Rule exaggerated her was share friendship with Ted to sell the book, all they did overtime. there is so much not true in that book instead read The Phantom Prince: My Life with Ted Bundy, by ted bundy's longtime girlfriend elizabeth kendall

[@jessyebrown8123]

Good video. Thanks. So sad these horrible human beings did this to so many.

[@jeanholmes7976]

Thank you Dr. Grande!! Wishing you and your family a Happy Christmas🎄🎄🎄❤from Jean.

[@JP-nm6fw]

Great video thanks for the horrific,and crazy story story.

[@viktorclark1674]

I'm from Tallahassee Florida and I'm super glad I was born in the late 1980s. I heard about Ted Bundy from my grandma and knew he was exacuted in Florida. From what I heard in this video about Ted Bundy gives me the creeps. What a evil man.

[@3peckeredgoat735]

I grew up just outside of Chicago, I remember when Gacy was arrested, it was a huge deal. In 1980 my step fathers buddy killed his girlfriend and her son with a k bar military issue knife. Sometime after he was arrested he bonded out and came to our house and I answered the door, my stepfather told him to leave and he finally did. By far the scariest day of my life, that motherfu*ker looked like Gacy, I'm not sure what happened to that guy, but we moved to Colorado in 88 and I still don't feel like I'm far enough away from that psycho. The oder of a rotting corpse is unmistakable I'm surprised those kids didn't turn him in.

[@kelliemcguire-qs1jy]

WA this Casey guy,killed children,blows 👿 my mind 😠😭

[@m3528i]

When I was 6 I went to live with my Dad, a Vietnam Vet. It was 1979 and he was basically fresh home. I had a thing where I'd laugh at everything and he hated it. He told me a story about chopping a guys head off and using the decapitated head as a lantern.... he asked if I thought that was funny.. after a long silence I said, no Dad... even at that young age, I knew he was messed up pretty bad... I didn't become a murderer...

[@Lazaven]

How can we be so sure?👀

[@m3528i]

@@Lazaven indeed..

[@gilbertvega4012]

I was a teen when all this happened RIP to all the victims and my condolences to there families.

[@suckysucky6708]

I’m in love with Richard.

[@jimmyteabag1718]

You were a teen for well over 20 years? Impressive.

[@marshapieroni6677]

​@@jimmyteabag1718what are you implying? I'm just bored and curious

[@marshapieroni6677]

​@@suckysucky6708the night stalker guy? The one with the rotten teeth? Or another Richard

[@justinbell700]

Beautiful documentary keep them coming

[@justinbell700]

describing the documentary yes it is but all that they did was just out right stupid and gruesome hell for them All.

[@beautifullybrilliant7542]

14:43 hearing you talk about your father Vincent Cesaro had such a visceral affect on me. It was incredible. It reminds me of the effect my grandmother had on me. She raised me from six weeks old and we are such connected kindred spirits, even though I was born here in North America because she was from Scotland and came over in 1946 after having my mother there in Scotland. As she taught me how to speak hi even acquired her beautiful Edinburgh accent. No I lost most of it. By the time it was about eight or nine I still retained every 10% of it in certain words I say it reminds me of her. So she died Alzheimer’s. Her death is so visceral to me 11 years later, it’s still haunts me. I can’t imagine the rage pure sheer hatred for the scum of the Earth. That would take somebody beautiful like your father, my grandmother away I don’t know how you kept it together I really don’t. I know you won’t get this message but still for anybody who has similar life story as ours it’s nice to know that we’ve all had somebody that meaningful that beautiful of a soul in our lives, especially in our formative years that now later, on in life, we can hold onto. The other thing I relate to is every male member of my family was in the British army and Canadian army during the second world war. They signed up for military service upon the commencement to have second world war 1939 and went right to into the thick of it. Unfortunately, my grandmothers brother is the only one who did not come home nor did we get his body back he was killed in the Pacific theatre in Japan. Oh, I never met Robert. It was hurtful to my grandmother throughout her entire life that her brother died in 19 two weeks into in-service two weeks into landing in Japan, and being taken as a POW, and just not knowing what happened to where it went with it what happened and the awful thought everyone would have who has a family member who is KIA like that, that even affected me I wish I could’ve met him, so thank you for sharing that thank everyone else for sharing their stories too.

[@rollowarlin8450]

One of the GOOD reasons we nuked them was because close to 2000 of their (our) P.O.W's were dying everyday. Companys like Kawasaki and Mitsubishi worked our boys to death and never payed for it.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

I completely agree with Gary Ridgway at #1. He may not be as well known or sensational as Dahmer, Gacy, Ramirez or Bundy, but he was infinitely more prolific, intelligent, careful, calculated and harder to catch than all of them combined. His is truly the face of intelligent, masterful evil hiding in plain sight.

[@vanessarussell7048]

Not sure about that, Bundy was intelligent and crafty. He escaped more than once. Lulled a lot of people into believing he was harmless

[@TammyM36]

Bundy aided law enforcement in bringing Green River Killer in. I’d dare say Bundy was just as intelligent if not, more so.

[@wildplantsx]

this page a huge inspiration for me to start my channel. I'm dyslexic and i was so worried to start but this helped me feel like passion for sharing these cases should override that fear!

[@MM-ig1iv]

I remember when he was the faceless green river killer.. just that name alone used to scare me as a kid. the thought of Jason or someone would come to mind. and it was confusing as a kid because your parents would be like.. monsters don't exist. we'll the news says they apparently do!?

[@rogehnimunoz4327]

Amazing content.

[@BoydXplorer]

Tnx4sharing the 5 worst serial killer in American History. Interesting to watch till the end.

[@lisab5716]

She said with Jeffrey "no one intervened bc no one expected a drunk teenager (at the beginning of school) would become a serial killer" Even if they didn't think he would become a serial killer... What did they think he would become?

[@dianejackson2057]

Back then no one bothered to ask or tell anyone about what was happening to a kid. It was " none of their business " they would say.

[@ko7577]

They should have. A lot was known about serial killers by that time, and his family had already caught him abusing animals. That is a tell-tale sign.

[@krystalsutherland8392]

I don't think that normal people that would see a drunk child would think "There's the next serial killer". But a call to CPS should happen. I just don't think people would correlate alcoholism to becoming a serial killer. There are WAY more alcoholics that serial killers.

[@lisab5716]

@@krystalsutherland8392 I understand that but they completely ignored a drunk teenager in class

[@michaeldaniel73]

This is a great documentary, and the top 5 is fairly ranked lol

[@frankieromantv7653]

Ted and Richard both really gets my blood pressure high they both not only killed innocent people but also killed children and well you know! I’m glad they times changed most sick deranged people most likely aren’t going to get away with crimes like back in the 70’ early 80’s

[@jamescrook9600]

Yeah the thing with serial killers is they are usually charged with only a fraction of their killings but almost always there are undoubtedly much much more and that's so sad.

[@uniquely__awkwardsimply__b2701]

How is it sad? Sometimes that can’t prove all the cases! If someone was sentenced to life for killing 2 women right ! A double life sentence! However, that same man probably murdered 10 more, that he wasn’t charged with for whatever reason! I mean what much more can you give someone anyway other than life ?? Other than the death penalty! But they aren’t even really giving people the death penalty even if they are you can fight it for like soooooo many years! I see what you’re saying but at the end of the day doesn’t matter if he was charged for some crimes and not all if the person is already sentenced to a definite life sentence

[@homemakingwisdom]

My brain just can fathom how someone could do this. For those that dont believe in evil and evil is objective, just watch this video it will change your mind.

[@gregbors8364]

“Evil” is a societal construct. Read Nietzsche

[@elcoyote9410]

Nope. Evil is a human construct. Try again

[@miaquinn5791]

First John 5:19 tells you why this world is so evil. It isn’t God who is in control of this world. The Bible clearly states the whole world is lying in the power of the wicked one which is Satan or the dragon who was hurled down to the earth. Revelation 12:9. - so down the great dragon was hurled, the original serpent, the one called the devil and satan, who is misleading the entire inhabited earth; he was hurled down to earth and his angels (the demons) were hurled down with him.

[@djinn5426]

Hasn't changed my mind at all

[@connievino4226]

Evil is Satanic. All the excuses in psychology, cannot be explained. Some had good families, some were rich, some were poor. Some had a church up bringing, some didn't. Some were raped as children, some were not. Evil, scary.

[@thepeteles]

I remember all of these people. Dahmer, Bundy, Ramirez... As a kid I was terrified of the Night Stalker. The guy was evil. They all were.

[@scottashe984]

We're all evil, some much more than others. I've never met an innocent adult in my lifetime.

[@Cpdm26]

Dahmer was just very sick, not evil at al. If you analyzes his behaivor you will see it. He didn’t like to kill at all, but couldn’t stop due his huge dark thoughts he had for years.

[@davidfergusson4241]

Why didn't they get on with the execution of sentence, how did he get to die of Natural causes, absurd. Compared to some dictators he was a amateur in killing and murder.

[@rustyscrib6071]

I was a kid too and I remember my parents making us lock our windows at night and turn on fans! Worst summer ever...I couldn't wait for that pos to get caught!

[@SaveDaLastZombie]

@@rustyscrib6071 How do people live without air-conditioning? Air-conditioning is the greatest invention ever.

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

I remember Dahmer saying he hated being a murderer. He hated what he was

[@willowhofmann7409]

I remember one of the first times I heard about this case. One of his victims said of the very worst part of her attack was how bad his breath was cuz his rotten teeth. I can't get that image out of my mind like you're being viciously attacked and the worst part is his breath. That is something...

[@GHOSTLYWHISPERS]

It's amazing the angry mob who caught him didn't kill him - Evil dies tonight!!

[@GHOSTLYWHISPERS]

@AlexanderNottingham They had to know - Picking out some random dude beating his ass then called the police afters - Nope - The people who didn't know who he was at 1st were the police - The mob saw the sketch and they automatically knew

[@andrewotero5353]

IF those cops weren't there he WOULD have died, fact for sure.

[@caitrina19]

I had no idea that he had been in Tucson visiting his brother not long before he was caught! Yikes! He could have decided to stay here and continue his horrific acts! 😮

[@Belle-rk2hk]

I will never understand what is the purpose of death penalty if you let them live for another 20 years...especially when the case is clear and proven without a drop of doubt

[@tupacwallace3113]

It costs alot more money to have someone on death row then to have them just doing life. Which means millions and millions of more dollars for the government with our tax dollars.

[@vwchick24]

They have appeals. Bundy would still be on death row had he not used all of his. My friends dad was murdered in 1986. The monster responsible is still sitting on death row in 2023. It’s crazy to me that, that is allowed. He hasn’t used his appeals is my understanding as to why he hasn’t been put to death. He’s going to die from old age before he’s executed. 🤬

[@mypov8028]

I will never agree with the death penalty. Lots of reasons from innocent people and this. They tell people if they confess they will get life and not they death penalty. Okay. That's the same as putting a gun to their head and saying confess or I'll kill you. Well what about the innocent? I know these guys are guilty but executing them has developed bad habits for some da's.Sometimes I feel as some da's are nothing but legal serial killers themselves. Some even brag about how many people they put to death one didn't even care about killing an innocent person. So no matter the crime I disagree with the death penalty. If you can't protect the guilty you can't protect the innocent. Keep in mind we didn't see it happen.

[@allan9603]

You can blame California tree huggers such as Nancy Pelosi, Newsome.., and other snowflakes for allowing these convicted murderers to live so long on death row!

[@allan9603]

​@@mypov8028, well you can join the other snowflakes in California who want murderers to live long on death row!

[@akimmbo]

this channel has great insights into human nature. WHO NARRATES THESE DOCUMENTARIES ? that voice is the BEST, AND very familiar. 🤔

[@Filmfanatic96]

Steven Hicks did not sleep with Dahmer, JD made it very clear that he knew SH was straight

[@MM-ig1iv]

So! it's still about what his intentions were..?

[@Filmfanatic96]

@@MM-ig1iv it helps people understand his motive

[@nancyhamby4035]

I lived through this. The terror was real!

[@martyzielinski1442]

I was in Gacy’s crawl space. Wasn’t scared. Neither was Mike Rossi digging someones grave. Of course neither of us knew this.....

[@StraightouttaBristol]

I've been alive while most of serial killers were starting, waiting to kill again or got caught. BTK Richard Kuklinski J W Gacy Dennis Neilson Hillside Strangler Jeffrey Dahmer Ted Bundy Richard Ramirez Camden Killer Edmund Kemper And so many more. That is scary

[@matthewlane518]

Love the narrators voice! Hes perfect for such documentary's

[@yourerightiamright.3709]

3:36:55 "Very Bright. Big..." And with the picture popping up right when she said it lol. Thanks Sis!

[@jdghgsouthern5934]

I find these bios on these killers fascinating and very distressing. To some people ( ie.) that fantasize about killing, would watch this as a “ How To” series. I agree with many that Ramirez was the worst .

[@zuzellogan5613]

Not Ted Bundy, Richard Ramirez, Jeffrey Dahmer, and the rest of serial killers portrayed in this episode as crimes committed by an “individual alone serial killer,” doesn’t comes close as to the killings that Samuel Little committed. They forgot to mentioned this man (Samuel Little) in this show as being the most prolific serial killer in United States history by confirmed number of victims. Samuel Little, who him alone killed 93 people in 19 states, started his criminal career from 1970 to 2005 by his own admission when he confessed to his crimes. He was apprehended on September 5, 2012, and his criminal career spanned for 35 long years. After he was apprehended, he was given life in prison without parole. He died in prison on December 30, 2020 at the age of 80. He was know as: “Samuel MacDonald,” “The Choke and Stroke Killer,” and “Mr. Sam.” Samuel Little criminal career consisted of: 1). Driving Under the Influence 2). Fraud 3). Shoplifting 4). Solicitation 5). Armed Robbery 6). Aggravated Assault 7). Rape 8). Breaking and Entering 9). Kidnapping 10). Beating So, as anyone can see, Samuel Little was a true serial killer as being the only person individually speaking, committing so many hideous crimes, with no remorse whatsoever for the 93 people he killed in 19 states who were mostly women. May all Samuel Little victims rest im peace forever 🙏🏻

[@getmotivated2426]

The fuck you talking about “individual alone serial killer”?

[@spiritualguiddess75]

I just learned about him earlier this year in a college course. We were examining the black serial killers and how they didn’t get much publicity. They were thought to not really exist and in and of that they were able to go undetected for years. It is just now becoming more popular.

[@spiritualguiddess75]

You are correct in that he is actually the most prolific of them all.

[@OnTheGoWithNgongo]

I just heard of him now I'm shocked he was never talked about

[@zuzellogan5613]

@@spiritualguiddess75 👍👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️

[@doogboy]

Amazing.

[@elaynewrightberman2336]

I like Dr. Yardly,very informative, thank u

[@nataliepowell4806]

Why no mention of Gill Carillo and Frank Salerno??? They cracked the nightstalker case!

[@christineyetman640]

I bet Sheriff Katsaris really got under Bundys skin....He must have been seething to know that this hard assed Sheriff had him good..in more ways than one...Good on you Sheriff

[@Bootmahoy88]

These individuals and others like them are almost presented in social media as celebrities. I know that the majority view these people as genuine monsters, but not everyone feels that way. That, in itself, is pretty darned creepy.

[@giondennis6808]

I hold a weird kind of respect for Jeffrey Dahmer. Not in ANY way for the things he did or crimes he committed, but once he was caught, he never denied anything. He did at the very least confess 2 everything outright and gave as many details as possible. I never got the vibe that he did so just 2 relive the experiences, but more so like...The jig is up so here is ALL the information. That is at least a decent thing 2 do. He was at least honest and didn't further victimize the victims and families by denying it all.

[@kelliemcguire-qs1jy]

I agree, but Jeff was still a, serial killer.

[@giondennis6808]

@@kelliemcguire-qs1jy Absolutely...No denying that fact.

[@valb9963]

A twisted sick boy who needed help early on. The father,however successful, admitted that he had a.similar personality. He also encouraged his twisted interest in roadkill. His mother favored his younger brother and she definitely needed help herself. Leaving him alone was what tipped the scale. I don't think Steven Hicks was into gay sex. He wanted a ride to a concert!!

[@suem6004]

He lied to police to kill the Asian boy and you feel sorry for him? Sick

[@giondennis6808]

@@suem6004 where exactly did you read that I said I felt sorry for him??? I don't feel sorry for him in the least. And he wasn't "caught" with the Asian boy so 2 speak. What I said is that once he was actually caught, he confessed everything. Read and compute before you blab off on a stupid comment...

[@aces553]

the amount of info left out of Richard Ramirez is incredible. Can't watch after that.

[@thegirlnamedcory]

Yep AND there was an incorrect statement made about Dahmer’s first muder with Steven Hicks. They he had sex with him in the basement before he killed him. This isn’t true. I used to watch a lot of these documentaries and now I feel like I can’t!

[@user-yv1wy6uo2j]

i wish people would stop saying that richard was good looking he wasnt at al.

[@Nudophobia]

THANK YOU for the acting bits. My heart hurts