The Most GRUESOME Serial Killer You've Never Heard Of | The Candy Man

[@kallmekris]

All my condolences, I’ve and respect go out to the victims and their families❤ Let me know if you enjoyed this type of video and if you have any other suggestions below!❤

[@huongdinh1520]

I love your videos!

[@zapper3552]

I feel the same so sad to hear this

[@UrFavoriteAllysonYT]

Great vid!

[@Hey_itsurFaVLeo]

I love your work❤❤❤

[@mystictakeschances]

Hi Kris

[@karaleecupcake]

This case hits home. My grandpa was actually a homicide detective on this case. Marty Jones was one of the victims found in the boat shed, and he was my grandpa's cousin. The case affected my grandpa tremendously, and he passed away in 1977.

[@My_names_Raven]

Holy hell jeez

[@ghostgaming6906]

very sorry about that. it’s awful

[@sneakymaaike5633]

I'm so sorry, that's terrible! I hope your grandpa and grandpa's cousin have found piece 🙏🏼

[@meganmiller4386]

im so sorry

[@xo_rosaliee]

That’s horrible, and I’m so sorry for your loss🩷

[@peds9260]

usually videos like this try to remain as unbiased as possible but Kris was saying exactly what she thought and I love that.

[@anastasijaborlja732]

Ikr? It's like the perfect mix of serious and sassy!

[@catherine_neso]

I second that🤚

[@lt-ug2pz]

I was gonna say other true crime youtubers "I mean no disrespect to anyone" Kris "all of them are terrible fucking people who deserve to burn in hell"

[@natashahillway3970]

I third that🤚

[@Ms.Undreamt]

I fourth that 🤚

[@mikanb.1357]

as a psychology student, you starting your story from his childhood and parents is very satisfying. Because our adult personality is the result of our upbringing basically. Love it!

[@jluchette]

My undergrad is in psychology. It’s a hard job that pays nothing, but I loved my time as a student. Of course your experiences largely shape your personality (biology plays a significant role) BUT: it’s way more interesting to study childhood experiences. My one and only published paper is about exactly that. How certain childhood experiences are strong predictors of certain future behaviors.

[@fontenbleau]

​@@jluchette​​​​​ anyway if you don't see my reply it's all Google's fault, they show it only to myself logged in but not on desktop publicly. What a wonderful time to live. Hail to our machine lords in advance. It was mostly about clean soviet kids cartoons which contrary to Bandura research don't produce societies without such individuals. Social institutions like school-church-army-prisons in certain cases was direct triggers of creating such cases in soviet society.

[@Lorrdd]

Ah, you're a student, so that makes you an expert lmao

[@izabellaashby2358]

you cant read smh​@@Lorrdd

[@froggymuds]

@@Lorrddwhere did they say they were an expert lol

[@MollyWAnne]

My dad just casually mentioned one day that he (a 12 year old boy living in the Heights in Houston in 1970) knew of Dean Corll and he and his friends thought he was kind of weird and stayed away. But apparently they went to the same lodge swimming pool that some of Deans victims were picked up from? I was so stunned by the nonchalance that I didn’t get all the specifics but woof. The 1970s was really a wild time to be a young kid….

[@77Creation]

80s too.

[@cashkitty3472]

It's no different than today. Stories always come out years later

[@nesxya]

The 70's dangerous times indeed.

[@britineychiado2649]

I love how Kris always calls this man so many names because he’s an actual disappointment of a human being. Love this energy

[@MonsterPrincessLala]

Honestly the energy desperately needed in true crime. We need to stop romanticizing serial killers who are usually not very smart and pieces are garbage

[@stewartmcinnes2934]

Let's go right back to when "this piece of shit was born"😂

[@BestiesForLife.Adonis]

@@MonsterPrincessLalatru tho!!

[@Itsjustkaula_09]

Holy fuck. Your so prettyyyy

[@JTonyArts]

This is pretty much just a gender swapped Hansel and Gretl.

[@gouki4u]

Kris is making her way through all of the KZbin genres. Sketch Comedy, Reacts, Product Reviews, Travel Logs, Ghost Hunting, Podcasts, and now True Crime. She really is a renaissance woman.

[@ilpoheikkila4773]

Tech videos next!

[@shannanbrennan612]

Her personality is what gets me here no matter what she’s talking about!

[@ivyandwillow36]

It's true though!

[@SCORPIUS.98]

dynamic and hilarious.

[@kallmekris]

I get bored of making the same thing hahah I like to diversify. Glad you guys enjoy the chaos

[@laurencomeau4573]

I appreciate that Kris doesn't sugar coat pr try to make excuses for the perpetrators like a lot of other true crime videos. I'm pretty sick of seeing people romanticize true crime so hearing her constantly call him a peice of shit is honestly pretty refreshing

[@Avalabavala]

Real

[@kazichill]

real

[@firegames6810]

real

[@Leah_2182]

real

[@aspen_hafer]

real

[@Wander__lust123]

This is a “When you told me the whole story I felt like throwing up” Moment

[@thea.editzz]

you can see it on her face,it was rough

[@The_YouTube_Dork]

@@thea.editzzleft a bad taste in your tongue

[@Jacquelyn-xr9xc]

And you didn't even take any drugs

[@lovelysophxox]

she would rain all day, couldn't wait for her sun to ✨shine✨

[@Wander__lust123]

You made it ✨shine✨

[@lucygoosie7726]

As the mom of a teen boy, I felt like I was going to throw up when you described what he did to them. I can’t imagine how their mothers felt when they heard about the fate of their sons.

[@Aashbard01]

I also found the torture methods too disturbing to listen to at hearing of first 2 or 3 minutes, even though I’m old enough to handle most things, torture is too much for me, if I’m being honest I feel you, my friend

[@sagecharbonneau6074]

I have two boys also. I had to take this one in several doses.

[@Aashbard01]

@@sagecharbonneau6074 I can imagine, it must be terrifying to think that this could happen to your boys, I'm sorry you had to endure that fear, and I admire your bravery in doing so🥺🥺🥲

[@Dravasky]

Same, I have 16&17 year old boys

[@dannyhernandez265]

I find teens annoying, (even when I was one myself) but yeah this is just screwed up.

[@whuuuut2035]

As a prison officer, I had Davis Brooks as an inmate at one point. He tortured himself daily with the reminder of what he did, and what he could have been. Love how you told the story, you're already one of my favorite true crime readers, keep going. :)

[@kallmekris]

That’s wild!!! But thank you 🙏🏻

[@Evie_death2024]

Yea it is

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

That's gotta be 1 in a thousand cases that I've heard like that one ever

[@PotatoPie-o5q]

That sounds like an Experience and a half, I hope your career goes well and successfully

[@whuuuut2035]

@@PotatoPie-o5q It has been. I've met killers, rapists, muggers, all sorts of unhealthy types. I met Chris Watts once on a transport bus, then during Covid I met the Tiger King Joe Exotic, had another guard who was on the manhunt in the 70's for Wayne Williams. I worked nights so I talked with him a lot as I was training before academy.

[@virgofike]

it’s insane how many of these crime videos of hers i’ve watched and whenever she goes on a tangent abt how terrible the suspects are she’s always saying EXACTLY what i’m thinking i love it

[@kallmekris]

Sorry I had to re upload! Posted the wrong version cause I’m an idiot 😭 hope you enjoy❤❤❤

[@asleepkaii]

it’s okay love you kris

[@missdorah9717]

It’s okay!! We love you :))

[@lily_the_flower302]

No problem! Also the bangs are BANGING! (kinda sounds weird but yk what I mean)

[@LondonSmith-gn1gw]

Your my Idol 🥹 I want to be just like you when I’m an adult

[@amweird4988]

OMG yes the are!@@lily_the_flower302

[@PsychoChicken]

It’s official: Kris needs to do more of these true crime/mystery style videos. I wouldn’t be opposed to a few conspiracy theories interpretation videos sprinkled in here and there.

[@Gtree43]

I'm sooooo with you, just hope she gets a lil better with names haha because there were quite a few times she said the killer's name instead of the accomplice's and I got so confused 😅 but I do love her and her ability to bring so much animation to anything she talks about so I'd definitely love to see more!

[@LaliEx2023]

agreed! I love her retelling. Appropriately horrified with the right dash of wtf and a pinch of sarcasm.

[@patricegronwick6692]

Yes! More true crime!!

[@masterjunko]

@@Gtree43 Yeah I got confused as well those times, as well as when she'd switch between using Dean's first and last name, and halfway through the video when she said "Dean" instead of "Coral" like she was had been saying before, I had completely forgotten what his first name was. Had to do a double take like "Dean? Who the fuck's Dean?"

[@BunnyNorris]

This is my new favorite segment. 😳I NEED MORE! 😂

[@AshtonMiller-xr6tu]

Kris should definitely do more true crime/murder videos. She delivers them fantastically! Edit: Thanks so much for 1.5k!!❤

[@Catra_x_Adora]

I agree! I love watching her videos about crime/murder!

[@animegirlj5264]

YES

[@Chutney_puff]

FR

[@TommyCashLover420]

I agree!

[@Jeon-Seyeon]

FRFR!!! :)

[@kirstyandrews52]

I started crying at the end when you said they were trying to gasp for air. Heartbreaking

[@XavierDeglas-qe8bq]

I feel like Kris should make a channel JUST FOR CREEPY STORIES LIKE THESE, CAUSE THEY'RE ACTUALLY AMAZING!

[@eunjii_av.enuess]

YES IM 37MINS EARLY (im always18+ hrs late)

[@pokegullig]

YESS

[@kallmekris]

Might just start adding 1 or 2 true crime deep dives a month on my main channel ☺️

[@pokegullig]

@@kallmekris yayyy!!

[@m1scUR3._.]

​@@kallmekrisYES!! PLEASE DO!!

[@rorisangmotsepe8882]

At first I was sceptical but Kris actually convinced me, she's really good and covering such dark content with a tinge of humour

[@mila17890]

This story told by anyone else would just make me feel icky and not wanna watch, but everytime a bit uncomfortable and not feeling well while listening to and imagining these things, Kris just pops up with her amazing sense of humor to keep us watching.

[@cinnamonanchor8667]

yea she lightens the mood all the time. like in her haunted place videos when it's getting scary and hard to watch, she just comes in and calms me.

[@mila17890]

@@cinnamonanchor8667 exactly! Her Celina, and Sam and Colby are such a great group while doing the scary stuff because they have such amazing humor.

[@kadonthewasian5781]

Nice profile picture😂

[@mila17890]

@@kadonthewasian5781 SHREK CULT- ACTIVATE! 🫡

[@sweetf3311]

The way she really expresses every single emotion we are feeling

[@bird_b0nezz]

Kris. We need more true crime videos This is 10/10, as someone who grew up with up a concerning obsession with true crime, I love the way you made this video, videos like this actually got me into studying forensics, I’m becoming a forensic pathologist, I’ve done a absurd amount of research nearly every serial killer, and this is very well researched and you made it entertaining and easy to watch

[@kimjeonteakook1430]

I would love to know more too

[@apo....4735]

Same

[@anniethacker20]

Same

[@roxannabellkuehn4645]

Two of my favorite things just collided. Kris's style of humor and way of telling a story and true crime. Please keep doing this!

[@kimberleywilson9295]

Omg. True crime + KallMeKris?! EVERYTHING THE WORLD NEEDS! I love that you're branching out to multiple different types of videos and putting your amazingly hilarious twist on it!!! I am all for it. And even though you bring a comedy twist, you still manage to stay respectful, but witty and dark. My kind of comedy. This was amazing. You're now my favorite true crime KZbinr.

[@dawnsmith297]

It wasn't hilarious to those of us who lived through it.

[@JeniJade]

I’m so sorry whatever you’ve been through, I’m sure they were just saying she put together an awesome video x

[@stephaniecarroll4740]

Just telling a story in a different way... Still the same message... Horrible person that did horrible things...

[@hiitsbobbillnyeandumngus921]

I live in Houston Texas 😥

[@jaylacastillo6571]

I'm replying to this so there can be 5 replies and 555 likes and also nice comment

[@Nettlesun]

Kris: "playimg trombone in his schools marching band- what a loser" me: "but- sam and colby were in a school band" 😂😢❤ I lovevthis series so glad you continued with it lol ❤

[@Bananabuckethat-uq7ou]

This story is really disturbing and I got goosebumps at the START It’s really just sickening what dean did to the boys. And it’s really obvious that dean was really messed up.

[@LindsayNeverdies]

Yah true

[@Kakashi_Hatake____]

0:54 LOOKIN LIKE TOM HOLLAND HAHAHAHA💀💀💀😭

[@S0ME0N333]

I really feel for the guys who got m*lestered bc I’ve had that happen to me and that should not happen to anyone.

[@OgglyGoogly]

​@@S0ME0N333some people just like to be touchy feely.

[@abselby]

"This waste of human excrement" do more of these, I haven't even finished watching this, but I am already in love!

[@AshtonMiller-xr6tu]

Agreed!

[@Evan-gn4dz]

Lemme just take a moment to thanks Kris for her giving us this important knowledge and how her humor mixes SO well w/ true crime

[@apo....4735]

Sooooo true

[@Cabeson24]

This is a particular killer of pertinence to me in my life. One of the people Dean killed was a boy my mother was dating when he was murdered. When I first learned of The Candy Man, I asked my mother if she'd ever heard of him since he was in and around Houston when my mom was a teen/young adult. I kind of brought him up in random conversation and my mother's face went from happy and smiling to kind of pale, very solemn and then she told me the story of her boyfriend disappearing and the later results of finding all the truths out. Also, random side note, Vidor is not pronounced "Vid-or" it's pronounced "Vye-durrr", in typical east Texas fashion.

[@robinTTPD_13]

You should definitely make this a series, true crime and your humor go so well together😂

[@user_24971]

I recommend listening to the psychopedia podcast if your into comedy and true crime, it’s pretty interesting and a good balance between comedic and respect for the cases

[@Ijackofftoerectmonkeys]

WITH CALEB

[@troyedwards7274]

I'm sadie I'm on my dads account I love your vids thank you for all the laughter ❤❤❤

[@k-dashtv]

@@troyedwards7274Wait, so you watched this whole video on your dad's account? Your dad will have some questions

[@JeniJade]

@@k-dashtv 😂

[@Miniasty5555]

I wasn’t sure how this content was going to be when I initially saw it, but I love this slightly comical viewpoint of a deep dive on a murder case, and I definitely want to see more

[@jonpitts1978]

It's garbage

[@The_smile_army]

Oooooo yas what about the muffin man

[@Joe_PNW_]

As horrible as the story was.. we NEED more of these! PLEASE Kris, keep this genre of videos coming!

[@Myosotis.journaling]

Hearing Kris talk true crime is something I didn’t even know I needed In my life but now we’re here 😅🤌🏻

[@VictoriaG02]

I binged all of this playlist. I need more 😢😢😢

[@davidwong6575]

The slipping eye contact from one camera angle to the other is so much fun for some reason. Just extra engaging and feels like the visuals are moving along with the story

[@jayzleiblackwell2715]

for me, it reminds me of that Jump in the Cadillac video that Tommyinnit did lol

[@DonAltopio]

exactly, all that editing precision is impressive ... and shes very pretty, ahhh and intelligent

[@manjukumarks]

Kris’s unique ability to present even the most chilling stories with an engaging, yet respectful tone. Your blend of detailed research and nuanced storytelling had me completely absorbed. Keep up the fantastic work and happy holidays! Just got shocked when the video was removed!

[@Bryans1234]

Seeing the pictures of the poor smiling victims makes everything so real. This was crazy

[@Lorrdd]

Ah, so you lack object permanence, like an infant.

[@jcage1022]

@@Lorrdd This is different from object permanence because that really only applies to the objects and people an infant is familiar with. Things that they learn exist around them, whether they see them or not. For clarity's sake, you basically cannot lack object permanence towards people and things that you have no awareness of, simply because you cannot gain it until knowledge of the person or thing is established in the first place.

[@kmcqueeney1]

I was born and raised in Houston and the stories that take place in Houston scare the literal crap out of me. This was before I was born but still. Love these types of videos with the deep dive. Love your content!

[@ShelbyLikesStuff]

The tone Kris is speaking in is comfortable in a weird way, I love true crime but if the tone is just a bit off my anxiety acts up but the way Kris is speaking isn’t making my anxiety act up, that’s something Kris is amazing at, giving pure respect for victims and comforting as many people as possible.

[@dorkydragon]

I find its cuz Kris speaks matter of fact like. its not the soft tones the others do, or the super serious ones. this i could listen along to and take in the information, if kris keeps this up, should collab with coffee house crimes on things. he speaks this same way as well.

[@tiffanibrown6149]

I agree with you completely. It’s like you’re listening to a best friend chat with you about it. ❤

[@inkblot4]

Yes! This is so true!❤️

[@amanda_inna_book]

I loved this video, it was really interesting to watch. You’re a great narrator, and you’re able to tell the horrible story well without overdramatizing it

[@SillyKali413]

What really makes me angry about this case is the fact that the police stopped searching for victims as soon as Corll surpassed the previous record for known victims. Multiple witnesses came forward with other locations where they had noticed him digging suspiciously including one couple who saw him and his accomplices burying a long parcel on another beach. It makes me angry to think of all of those families who could have gotten closure.

[@JustinVanscoy]

I am up at 4 o'clock binge watching every serial killer video on her channel because of how good she narrates the victims story and how the killer got caught

[@Orionuki]

This is the best example that humans are capable of the most horrific things imaginable. It always terrifies me learning about this kind of stuff. We all know infamous serial killers and watched slasher films. But to really hear about what kinds of people commit these crimes and how horrible they are. It’s horrible and just shows that even though we’re human, if a situation is bad enough like the candy man’s. We are able to be actual demons.

[@JRBye]

Great job! The Muffin Man is a really messed up story. The origin of the nursery rhyme is actually a serial killer that lured kids into dark alleys with muffins on a string. I don’t know if there is enough information available for a video though,

[@RainyDay101-yeeting]

And this is why we don't take sweets and foods from strangers, people

[@robin1895-l1n]

@@RainyDay101-yeetingno more halloween

[@grumpyshark_]

It sounds like this guy is THE reason why parents now tell their kids "Don't take candy from strangers" Also, def need more vids like this!!

[@urfavpookie4evah]

Now that I think about that, you're right! I googled the origin of it and it said it was because of "Ross's abduction "

[@KBish]

100%

[@its_jess4321]

But it’s all ass backwards because he wasn’t a stranger

[@cassandrahepp6445]

The "don't take candy from strangers" saying originated much earlier with the 1874 abduction of Charley Ross. He was kidnapped for ransom. His family couldn't afford it and Charley was never returned. His abductors were killed in a seprate incident but one confessed before dying. Unfortunately his partner was the only one who know where Charley was being held and that information died with him. A man was later declared to be Charley Ross but the family didn't believe or except him. This was nearly 60 years after the abduction. All this being said, this awful story definitely just reiterates that you should NOT accept candy from a stranger.

[@momKimandDaughterChrystale]

Girl I'm in college for forensic psychology and one of my classes was Criminology. We learned about the candyman! Keep it up, love love love your videos. I watch em over n over. They helped with my classes as well. Thank you ❤

[@asholie]

Absolutely absolutely absolutely horrifying, like the John Wayne Gacy case, can’t even begin to fathom what these boys went through. The fact that some were found with their mouths wide open in the thick plastic sheet afterwards brought me to tears. Great coverage Kris, rest in peace to all of the victims, and I seriously hope this guy is burning in the absolute depths of hell where he experiences the same, somehow even worst pain that he put these innocent boys through.

[@carbs_r_delish]

It honestly makes me think of Richard Ramirez 🤢

[@Godlovesyou-888]

I hope the pain he is experiencing right now is 29 times worse than all those boys combined. That story makes me so sick. i cannot believe someone would do that!!!!!

[@Your_localsoftball_player]

​@@carbs_r_delishwho's that

[@crewtheonepiecelover]

Your username

[@di_love_stranger_thingsp604]

@@Your_localsoftball_playerthe night stalker

[@richardbiggs2098]

KRIS NEEDS TO MAKE A MURDER PODCAST this is so much better then reading about murders. Especially when you have kris reading it to us and also squeezing a little sarcasm and happiness in it so we don't get uncomfortable 🥰

[@milly_hunts]

YES

[@suzisavvedge9749]

So true

[@jennastephan1413]

Yes! Kris, I’ve never gotten into true crime, but I’d 100% be obsessed with your spin on it. Let’s go.

[@ivyrobinson2463]

Kris is my inspiration. She is so sweet yet so scary. So nice yet so mean to Pete. So brave yet so nervous for what comes. She's perfect with all if her imperfections included. Love u Kris

[@imCrazyand_Insane]

so right

[@ryieu]

Fellow Criminology graduate here! I absolutely love your video and have mad respect for the level of detail you included -- I read "The Man With The Candy" by Jack Olson a good few years back but haven't seen a youtuber cover this case so extensively. Thank you!

[@rebeccak7869]

this needs to become a series it was nicely spread out with a bit of humour n it sent chills down my spine

[@katieheard6598]

Agreed!!!

[@remi9n3_45]

It would be cool if she could bring other people interested in true crime for collabs. They could add their own research and knowledge as well as theories (on unsolved cases) on other true crime stories. Amanda from Smosh often talks about true crime on their podcast, she would be such a good guest on a series like this.

[@enyaruebesamen2129]

I agree

[@ameliakate4520]

Agreeee

[@GraceReyes-j4u]

She should do this more often, this is more interesting than most true crime podcasts

[@brendavasquez-hy9yq]

Ikr

[@PlantWhisper]

I completely agree

[@PlantWhisper]

She needs to make this a podcast

[@TimShaw107]

GUYS let's just absolutely appreciate Jay's epic editing skills!! Honestly Kris you just make my day!! love you and make sure you know you're appreciated!!!!

[@SairePickens]

I've been taking a psychology class, (I'm a middle schooler btw) for the past 3 or so weeks and I asked my teacher if I could do the psychology behind murderers, and he agreed, knowing I am interested in true crime. You bringing up his childhood and then getting into what he did really shows you went deep into research. Yes childhood has stuff to do with what Dean became, and what you become when you become an adult.

[@trashmammal-fh5ki]

Absolutely disgustingly tragic. I was however fully consumed by your telling of the story. You did not cheapen it one bit - it felt like a friend sharing it with me. Unsettingly entertaining (in the mutual disgust) and informative. Would love to see you share more stories like this.

[@NicNacPattyWack]

You have such a way with words!!!

[@Sp3pS]

Damn, was not expecting an actually well articulated(i dont know what words to describe how someone writes) comment

[@rubygee8843]

Kris and Jay, the best KZbin team to ever exist. Even with a terribly engrossingly psychological tale of this magnitude they continue to make this amazing. We love you Kris!!! Thank you for lighting up our world!! ❤

[@stevensketches9228]

I want to say that those boys had suffered terribly and nobody deserves that we should have a moment of silence for all of these young boys, squirrels, and animals that were abused and killed in a brutal way. we are lucky to live in safer times. This is worse than any horror movie. There will always be bad people in the world but things will change for the better. this informational video made me learn and kris clearly put a lot of effort thank you for reading and have a good day

[@Gh0stlives]

I really only watch when it’s crime stories, I haven’t found anyone aside from you who talks abt true crime in a way that’s fun and enjoyable while also portraying the gruesomeness of the people behind these stories.

[@BlackNettie]

Well done, Kris. This man has been haunting my nightmares for years and years, particularly his torture methods. It surprises me how seldom he comes up in various true crime shows. Maybe that's for the best. Absolute monster.

[@olive12334]

this is one of the most horrific, disgusting, awful true crime stories i’ve ever heard. i hope dean rots in hell forever. all my condolences go out to these poor victims families. thank you kris for always putting a smile on our faces and for informing us on this terrible situation. we love you kris!!! ❤

[@asiamaz9965]

Please cover the case on Jessica Judd! She murdered her children gruesomely. Some of my family members know this family personally. Jessica’s family used to live in the forest. Sometimes when they needed wood for fires, they would use horses to haul giant logs through the trees, whilst they were balancing on the logs going at insane speeds. My family member witnessed so many bizarre things while he was visiting this family. Very interesting case, but very sad as well.

[@allisonhinnegan6521]

Who? I'm not finding anything in a search.

[@choccymilk.666]

​@@allisonhinnegan6521you gotta search Jessica _Smith_ Judd

[@StarryEyedStacey]

So I was SO fully immersed in the story that when you said “hope he shows up, I don’t know what to say about that Stacey” it took me a hot second to realize you weren’t Actually talking to me 🤣🤣 Also, crazy story: my mom is from Houston, she was in high school while this was happening (graduated in ‘75) and her best friend’s brother was sadly one of the victims. Thank you for telling their story 💜

[@cynthiamartinez4613]

Thank you Jay and Kris for the warning. Most videos I have watched they don’t usually put a warning. And I feel bad for all the victims and the families. I hope they are doing good in heaven. They didn’t deserve all of this. It’s so messed up. 😔🕊️❤️

[@SkyIar_Clouds]

i feel so bad for the victims and the families of victims:( my heart goes out to them, rest in peace

[@Its.Just_Yonna]

I did a project on this guy (forensics), it was sad and weirdly interesting to figure out why he did what he did. I hate that his family saw the signs and did nothing about it, makes me upset. But all respect to the victims family and sorry that you’ve had to experience all that. Kris explained it perfectly though

[@ulazerg7163]

IS easy to see the signals when you are outside and thinking as a 2023 human being , so besides the year that this happening and the education about those topics were almost none...

[@Its.Just_Yonna]

@@ulazerg7163 yeah I totally agree, different time periods but I feel like if John Wayne Gacy was around (caught for killing males that also randomly disappeared) in that time before Dean, someone should have said something or noticed but like you said signs like that was unnoticeable and difficult to see and plus different locations/ states. I think what I was mostly talking about (when I said that the family saw the signs) how the employees at the moms candy factory had told her that something weird was going on with Dean and I think one employee actually said that Dean tried to make advances on him, the employee told the mom and she just didn’t want to believe it and fired the boy. I think before he went into the military, pretty sure that’s right😅. I definitely see what you mean though and I’m glad you wrote it, it’s making the gears in my head turn. Now I want to read up more about these murders/murderers and see it in different perspectives (as a person back then compared to a 2023 person that notices those type of signs) because before I wasn’t really doing that

[@ulazerg7163]

@@Its.Just_Yonna and maybe if someone really notice something, believe he was gay not a murder, but let say if he was reaaallllyyy friendly with Kids, probable people will say he loved Kids etc and these kind of Charisma is really common with serial killers and psycopaths so people actually gonna think good about them

[@annemargarettemagno]

I feel like every serial killer's past always starts with neglect, abuse, etc. But not every serial killer is abused or neglected like that, I feel like people should still be careful with "normal people" 'cause you never know, maybe that person is a serial killer. Even normal people can become serial killers.

[@Tubby8699]

New Developments in Dean's case is that they found a child's femur at Dean Corll granny's home, a place in whcih he used to lived in when he was 19, so his murders most likely have started much earlier and he is suspected of killing up to 100 by some estimates, how this guy is not more infamous than Gacy or Dahmer is beyond me, he is way sicker than both of them because he seems to have an uncontrollable bloodlust and rage.

[@FunkosquishCrimelover]

Is there more new information

[@thomascampbell350]

I love these deep dives. Not only are they informative and entertaining but Kris shows a lot of respect to the victims and their families and says the victims names, not just the killer’s. I really appreciate your heart and empathy, Kris, thank you.

[@amethyst.mp4]

YES. and the way she talks about the killers isn't in a romancing way like I've seen on other true crime channels.

[@PowerlineIsGod]

I love how Kris is so diverse with her content. I started watching her Tiktok skits, and stuck around for her makeup and costume fails (and wins), five minute crafts, product reviews, reacts, travel vlogs, ghost hunts, podcasts with friends, and now, true crime. Kris has such an addictive personality, I feel like she really cares about her fans and her jobs. Keep doing what you love

[@editiongamingyt5761]

As a 15 year old boy, this scares the shit out of me, and I cant imagine the pain those people went through. Its just the things that you can picture that scares me. Its not just girls and women that are targeted like this I guess I am still at risk. Got to be careful. RIP all those teens.

[@wrenzyle]

It is so sick what goes through people's minds to possess them to commit such gruesome crimes. My condolences to the victims and their families because nobody should EVER have to go through sick actions such as the ones committed by this horrid man. You covered this case so well in a perspective better then alot of True Crime things I watch. Well made video and I hope to see more!

[@aubreybell2911]

You told this story really well, these people are completely sick. I cant imagine the pain those teens and boys endured, makes me squirm

[@mcrlover666lover]

The fact that she somehow still manages to be funny while talking about this, is honestly amazing. I love these videos and I’d watch a whole channel of this omg

[@secret4866]

That jump scare at 30:08 scared the actual sh*t out of me. You almost gave me a heart attack

[@Michaela-ut1pi]

Same was becoming a bit sleepy and it scared the shit out if me

[@LetsWIN.]

Same and I am watching at 1:30 am😂

[@secret4866]

@@LetsWIN.exactly I was just on my bed laying comfy until I almost shit myself bcs of the jumpscare 🤣🥲

[@secret4866]

@@Michaela-ut1pi🤣🤣🤣

[@luvv.qu1nny]

Kris, you should 100% talk more about this stuff. I feel like it educates people on things that happened in the past and it makes it easy to tell if this starts happening to someone. All the victims in these cases need to have their story shared. Love your videos❤

[@alexstar7013]

whats crazy to know is that roughly around the same time, houston had the texas klling fields, where bodies were found and due to one of the victims, tim miller, the father of laura miller, founded texas equusearch, a non profit organization to assist in search parties for missing people, theres a documentary about it called crime scene: the texas klling fields, highly recommend it

[@13Prodmusic]

I love how she doesn’t just do one thing she’s always branching out to new stuff love it ❤

[@raimbow_rocker]

I Like your hockey pfp

[@Silly_mazey]

she also always branching out to new hair

[@13Prodmusic]

@@raimbow_rocker thank you

[@raimbow_rocker]

@@13Prodmusic Yw!!

[@J_a_therian]

3:31 having no friends is a red flag!?!?! BUT IM NOT A CERIAL KILLER!!!!!!!

[@gracebryant7784]

No friends =food still being in your fridge,nobody calls at 4 am drunk ranting about exes,still have all my clothes...not a bad deal😁

[@Andyyy_Raee]

I think we can all agree that kirs is just so talented! I felt like I was listening to a better true crime podcast. I would love for you to do more stories like this! Also I had no idea this guy existed, he sounds horrible and it’s a good thing he’s gone

[@destinymocabee]

Yassss I was on the edge of my seat the whole time!

[@tygrarasmussen6435]

@@destinymocabeeIKR?

[@peccadillian-kv6mp]

I love your stories Kris! One issue I have is the "just wouldn't happen these days" claim for children's disappearance seeing that uh... Child trafficking is a huge problem right now.

[@ianagulino6653]

I think what she meant when she said "just wouldn't happen these days" is that it wouldn't be possible for so many children to go missing and neither their parents or the police caring nor doing anything about it. Obviously what you say is completely true and is a big issue but I don't think that was Kris was referring to when she said that

[@pineapplepapercrafts]

I think she means the lack of care from the adults in their lives. That wouldn't happen. Most people these days would notice all the kids missing. Especially from one or two neighbourhoods

[@spittertron4920]

@@ianagulino6653 People these days just sell their children and then relocate some place no one knows they had children.

[@noellwilliams9846]

It's crazy to think that most serial killers start off from trauma when they were little caused by parents.

[@bethcushway458]

Nope

[@Angel-fl8pf]

It would be crazier if they didn't.

[@dietotaku]

i mean yes and no? a ton of kids unfortunately endure trauma at the hands of their parents but that doesn't turn them into serial killers. it's really more nature than nurture, it's just that if you fuck up the nurturing part then the nature really goes ham and you get serial killers.

[@liamnehren1054]

it's not weird at all, It's both a nature and nurture thing, there are some structures in the brain that handle things like stress and if they are badly formed or broken due to head trauma, cause people to become that brand of monster when they come into contact with such a situation. This is more likely to be a born in issue but there are a lot of reports of serial or spree killers having had a head injury soon before the first time they showed symptoms.

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

You are absolutely correct, sometimes even criminals tend to have a family crime bloodline while others are originated by severe trauma during their childhood

[@abbygoss-t6i]

crazy that your moms name was mary and was born on christmas eve but end up being a “waste of oxygen” 😭

[@jamielynn3597]

Even though Kris is talking about a murder I still end up laughing at a few bits. She never fails to make me smile or laugh ❤

[@funtimeswithameliaandlucas8152]

Can we just take a minute to admire how pretty Kris’ hair is? That red is GIVING!

[@HeraldOfChaos76]

I mean you're not wrong there's something about it that's just beaty

[@bdurushia]

What. What is it 'giving'? WHAT IS THE RED GIVING AND TO WHOM IS IT GIVING IT TO????

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

"Somebody call 9-1-1 Shawty hair's burning on the room floor, whoa"!"

[@writerconsidered]

I don't see it. I like her natural blonde way better. It brings out her face structure much better.

[@writerconsidered]

I don't see it. I like her natural blonde way better. It brings out her face structure much better.

[@KamiNoBaka1]

I've heard of the Candy Man, but I'm from Houston. Also I'm glad to see you dipping into one of my favorite genres, true crime, hope to see more like this! Funny thing is, my mom never heard of the Candy Man, and she was actually living in Houston at the time.

[@SDAWG-69]

Damn that is cool and concerning 😂

[@Annabeth_Chase-1]

u shouldn't start that second sentance with "Funny thing is my mom lived in a place were 29 murders happened by one man back in the same day as him too!!!" edit: or three men ig

[@Everglazed-y1200]

Lemme js say that the only reason i watch murder documentaries and such at a young age is not cause I’m curious or obsessed with it. Im a very observant person. I can find out when you’re stressed in situations and such. When you’re genuine and not. I watch these so i know what COULD happen to me. So that i know how to get out of situations.

[@spoopyszn8]

This type of storytelling is my vibe. I can't get enough of this! It's stories like these that make me triple check my locks at night. My condolences go out to the families of all of the victims!

[@bekihughes4678]

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make this a series. I love how much detail you gave but also how you used humor (intentional or not) without overshadowing and the seriousness and sadisticnes. And you kept me interseted throughout id love for you to do more

[@heavenlyflight22]

I love how she's kind of developed Caleb's habit of saying "piece of shit" all the time. It's so heart-warming

[@kallmekris]

I’ve said that since I was 12 😭😂

[@heavenlyflight22]

WHAT THE FEK ARE YOU DOING HERE?! It's just moreso the way you say it rather than actually saying it. Although, that does seem like something you would have been doing at 12. "I'M A VAMPIRE!!!!!!" *runs off* "They don't understand. They're all just pieces of shits."

[@Koro_Hoshino]

LMAO you totally should! right after I finished this video I checked your account to see if you had a true crime playlist lol please do more!@@kallmekris

[@peachypear8765]

I noticed that she's started saying "to be honest" a lot more, and that's something papa oompie would say all the time 😂

[@MrWiggnuts]

Yeah..it's like they are siblings

[@SylviaWood-c3x]

0:34 WAS THAT RICK FROM THE WALKING DEAD?!?!?!??!!??!!?

[@RylanBaker-h8q]

Well duh

[@govorit]

Great video format, Kris! My wife is thrilled, but I prefer something more casual. I guess detective stories are probably more popular among girls than boys 😄

[@paigestoneham9691]

You're not wrong lol in my public safety class we have 12 girls and 5 boys. The girls are always more into everything too ( the guys are still great though and they're going to be great at their future law enforcement jobs😊)

[@dudeinthecrown]

Видимо русского дубляжа этого видео не будет😅

[@govorit]

@@dudeinthecrown если соберём на озвучку и перевод, то будет. Я за.

[@mgz20]

I've been a fan of true crime for a long time but never have i ever had so much fun like this. I love the way she narrates. I LOVE YOU KRIS the "not actual footage" is giving me aujshehwjsj 😭😭😭 EDIT:: I had so much fun because of the narration and her comments and not because of the victims. I do feel sorry for the victims and their families. I hope they find peace. Let's just move past it and not create misunderstandings please.

[@Skeepers_]

True crime isn’t meant to be fun 😅

[@dawnsmith297]

It was not fun for those who died and those who lost their family members.

[@Skeepers_]

@@dawnsmith297 thank you! I usually absolutely love Kris, but I think she made light of the situation a bit too much, made it too jokey.

[@Skeepers_]

@@cohenmandysangalang6302 her own creative style is making a really serious horrific subject into a “fun” “quirky” joke?

[@Skeepers_]

@@cohenmandysangalang6302 no I read your comment, like 3 times. She shouldn’t be making it into a lighthearted joke. Full-stop.

[@Lee-e6d7t]

“Naked man running towards me full speed screaming kill me damn it why don’t you kill me” I was basically rolling 😭💀🤡

[@Bafomette666]

I just recently came across these videos, I’ve seen her other comedy stuff on tiktok I think but had no idea she had a crime channel. I’m obsessed ngl. I usually watch Baileys vids but I’m actually starting to head more to these now. ❤

[@lilianakivo2920]

Kris you need to make this a series your humor with this story was weirdly amusing! Love ya Kris

[@quee.n_.ofhearts]

The irony of the mother being called Mary and giving birth on Christmas Eve. She must've thought she gave birth to a reincarnation of Jesus, but he ended up being the Devil

[@EVirg-q2l]

Ture🤔

[@EliasKayama245]

Yep

[@Lilay..Returns]

probably why she thought he was innocent even after all the evidence and stuff

[@stock7416]

With her being a narcissist, yeah probably.

[@Lilay..Returns]

@@stock7416 true

[@horsez4eva18]

Honestly Kris thank you for being a geniune weirdo like most of us and not trying to hide any of it. You are an absolute gem, keep up the amazing work :)

[@jordannicole6299]

I have listed to several other videos, but Kris you are by far the best to watch or just listen to! Your voice and the way you tell the stories!!!! You are so real you rock!!!

[@MyceliumTV9932]

I really appreciate you treating the story with respect and being respectful to the victims while also keeping a good energy about it and trying to keep some humor in. I love true crime and things of that nature a lot, and I do love those who are very serious about it, but it's refreshing to see someone keep a lighter tone in a balanced way. Great job!

[@marciexx]

Can we just appreciate how much effort kris and jay put into these videos Edit 1 : thanks for the likes ❤❤ Edit 2 : where did the heart kris gave me go 😭😭

[@marciexx]

@Evertherian no

[@TheKillahKyla]

​@@marciexxthat's exactly the sort of thing a bot WOULD say

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

People in social media platforms in 2023 be like: That's a bot

[@marciexx]

@@infamouswickedjokestar lol

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

@@marciexx "Yawsss" lol

[@NatanjaBoucher]

I just love how much energy Kris puts in on her video's. We love you so much and thank you for everything!!!❤️🦖

[@Girllnthemorgue]

Sadly there are still sundown towns. It’s horrible and heartbreaking.