The Novelist With A Sadistic Taste For Blood | World’s Most Evil Killers | Real Crime

[@bluey1062]

Love true crime docs, but i always have to go watch some sort of cute animal vid as a palate cleanser. Like 'The Dodo" channel

[@foodislife1883]

Maybe I should do that too o usually just go watch another crime doc after crime doc with no breaks after that I go do homework lol

[@catherinegrace2366]

I watch the Dodo. I JUST watched a surfing cat. Lol

[@catherinegrace2366]

@@foodislife1883 it’s good to give your brain a break. The Dodo is usually a good channel. The one thing that gets me are the rescues. Always hate seeing the before.

[@Eddie229]

Lol this got me laughing

[@interestinginfo6765]

Omg. Me too! I have to see and hear the opposite of this pure evil. God…these stories, how people suffer at the hands of others is beyond comprehension.

[@ananimity7332]

In my opinion "everyone" who had a hand in his release should be held responsible for that. No matter how charming this sicko was he was described as a dangerous threat but they released him. Life in prison should mean just that.

[@Maya-bj1xz]

Efz.

[@teresastabler]

I try to be very cautious around people who seem to be charming. It's very easy to be drawn into that and be manipulated. Not all charming people are like this but until you get to know them you don't know. Some who are manipulative don't go on to be murderers but some do. It's a good idea to step back and watch to see what they're really like before allowing yourself to get too close.

[@abelis644]

@@teresastabler Be cautious around EVERYONE, period. The human animal is capable of anything. Men or women. Since Covid, no one has come into my home... I love it!!!😊😊😊 Of course there are more good people than bad, but beware of all. Trust your gut feelings ALWAYS. If you feel something odd about someone, act accordingly. I've done it. NEVER let another person intimidate you. Take care!

[@hansdegroot7035]

A

[@AdiG1]

@@abelis644 "Since Covid, no one has come into my home" Guy here lives like an NPC in an RPG

[@primuscaligula6197]

I'm Austrian and was 8 years old when he was arrested for killing these women and believe me, this guy was so good an actor, that very few people could imagine at first, even with his criminal record, he could be the killer.

[@gaiagreen2690]

I wonder how all those celebrities, who were aggressively advocating for his premature release, how they felt after realising that, thanks to their own idiocy, so many women have lost their lives? Did anyone give an interview about that? How a makebelieve wunderkind conned them all like a pro...

[@primuscaligula6197]

@@gaiagreen2690 as far as my knowledge goes, only one of his supporters got on record with a comment about feeling sorry and being wrong, journalist and politician Günther Nenning. His most prominent supporters, Günter Grass and Elfriede Jelinek, both behemoths of literature in German speaking countries and winners of the Nobel Prize for Literature, remained silent at least to the larger public. Unterweger is not extremely well known, but to me he is a Ted Bundy like psychopath and if you look at his kill rate, it's a blessing that he got captured relatively quick.

[@spookymedic]

@@gaiagreen2690 they likely had more sympathy for him and wanted upgraded accommodations for his return while already advocating for his next release before even sentenced for his next 9 murders. I assure they took no reality check from this. They never do

[@johnthomas338]

I don't believe you, you're an idiot. Only 'intellectuals' and similar Left wingers (i.e. mad people) think thay any murderer should be ever let out of prison.

[@gigigiseleworld]

I can't believe he would be even released and not placed on parole. Monitored parole. He's the worst kind of con-killer..

[@witt.1620]

"Cuz he can write poetry" 🤪🤡 ....is y u should release a man who strangled a girl to death!

[@levis.andere]

🤦🏾‍♂️

[@stormangelus6638]

He saw the flaw in their reform project and knew how to manipulate it. People have GOT to stop thinking killers are stupid!

[@yes2day100]

More importantly, the people who come up with these reform projects need to stop being so stupid themselves.

[@gbenoit8359]

Majority of serial killers have above avg I.Q.'s...if you murk a bunch a people throughout a period of time without being caught you're more than likely probably kind of smart in one way or another

[@oama2009]

@@yes2day100 More importantly, humans are stupid.

[@christine2204]

Amen

[@christine2204]

The system is screwed up they actually believe them not realizing people will say anything to get out of jail

[@rifekimler3309]

The people who should be in prison are the ones who let him out of prison. They have the blood of his subsequent victims on their hands.

[@Strype13]

If a man just randomly decides to murder an innocent stranger on a random Tuesday and blames it on a "fit of rage," that means you're speaking with a cold-blooded psychopath. I don't care how many celebrities and politicians beg you to release him... if you let a man like that walk free, you're 100% responsible for every victim he goes out and kills because you were too dumb and/or naive to realize you can't rehabilitate a person born without the ability to feel empathy or remorse.

[@HK-vy3fh]

Sociopathic

[@gigigiseleworld]

He should have been placed in the electric chair and tossed in the ground. He's not worth keeping alive.... Period.

[@rachkaification]

Absolutely. 15 years in prison and he's the same monster he ever was. I bet if there was a law that says whoever gives freedom to such psychopaths to serve their sentence if they kill again the situation would be totally differetnt.

[@marykf3325]

He could change if he went through the right prison processes......yeahhhhh right...

[@klarahvar746]

Years ago, when I first saw a documentary about this killer, I was not only outraged at those who declared him 'rehabilitated,' but at those who gave him the opportunity to commit suicide. Seeing how, in the name of 'the humanity of the criminals' , the lightness of the sentences increases and the horror that the loved ones of the victims must go through begging not to be released, I think that leaving him with his shoelaces was the only good thing they did.

[@primuscaligula6197]

I'm pretty sure they did that on purpose. It's remarkable that a few years later homegrown terrorist Franz Fuchs was presented with the same opportunity to commit suicide under almost the exact circumstances. Although Fuchs already tried to commit suicide during his arrest and lost both of his hands in the process, what made it even more mysterious how he managed to hang himself while under supervision.

[@klarahvar746]

It is possible, and I did not know about the more suspicious second case. It is the judicial system that has to impose penalties that are much more in line with the crimes. Now... am I sorry that there is one less murderer? No.

[@DinoCism]

It's ridiculous that murderers are even allowed things like shoelaces or bedsheets. He should have had to suffer years of powerlessness, discomfort and boredom before dying. Leaving him with his shoelaces was denying his victims justice. The guards who did that should have hanged themselves with their own shoelaces for the incompetence.

[@joli395]

Sadists, pedophiles, serial killers, can not be reformed!

[@shadowguard3578]

All the people who campaigned for his release have blood on their hands.

[@mv0921_]

Agree I think the family the first girl that died . If that was mine kids . I would of been so happy he got released that would be the last time anyone would see him a celebrity ahhah easy target

[@AwesomeDude272]

So basically half of the elderly left-wing seen-and-to-be-seen society in Austria

[@kerwynwilliams]

Shut yo ass up and enjoy the documentary..

[@themonsterbaby]

No they don't. He does. What he did isn't their fault.

[@quickchris10]

And the American soldier who shirked his responsibility.

[@jaspersmom9595]

People have got to stop thinking that someone who enjoys killing can be reformed.

[@nicholea5526]

The way he exploited the system kind and his hatred of women of reminds me a bit of Edmund Kemper.

[@AABB-bm9kk]

To say he hid in plain sight undersells it. He hid in the spot light. He chose to write about crimes he was actually responsible for. He traveled to California to ostensibly write about the crime there. And committed multiple murders in the short time he was there. All with his signature ladies undergarment knot strangling. He was rollicking in his fooling so many people. Hopefully the naïveté that freed him is now tempered by his story.

[@markmike7933]

what?!?!?!? California is WORST than EVER as a LIBERAL IDIOcY BASTION!!!

[@grf15]

I'm quite fond of this series, even if I hate every killer the shows are based on. Unterweger was not the first serial murderer to fool people, and he won't be the last. Which is a shame.

[@essteex4656]

FBI WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION

[@kumakashi_watchdog1422]

I'm just trying to figure out how this well-known man, this best-selling author who has been on television, can be seen with a woman who turns up dead and isn't recognized.

[@glenjoseph9317]

I hope that all those involved in his release are made to have pictures of his victims pinned on their walls so they can see what they are responsible for. Maybe it will prevent this from happening again.

[@markmike7933]

LIBERALS!?!?!? They don't give a #### about that. He's a failed project. The SYSTEM must have done something wrong. Liberals are monsters

[@rachkaification]

Release of psychopathic murderers is a crime on its own.

[@jcdavenport1644]

15 years for murder? The blood is not only on his hands, it's on yours justice system. Could have all been totally prevented.you all should be charged with negligence.

[@catman8670]

That’s the problem with life sentences, they can be freed to murder again. The justice system has responsibility for these additional murders.

[@msatxgault560]

Life without possibly of parole

[@DinoCism]

And the problem with death sentences (besides the fact that we often realize we had the wrong perp decades later) is that it lets them escape the consequences of their actions just like the idiots who let this guy commit suicide did. Dying is nothing. It's a few moments of discomfort. You think that qualifies as "justice" for all that this guy did? The solution is keeping people in prison for life unless it's proven that someone else committed those crimes.

[@MayThereBeWorldPeace]

The so-called professionals were clearly not qualified to assess such a person. How foolish they were! They should face jail time for their deplorable decisions.

[@katizacebekhulu2590]

Well said

[@overshadowingpast6925]

Hitler was also an artist and an author. He was also released from prison. Shame Austria has not learnt the lesson yet.

[@christopher9152]

Apparently there are still naive people (like our psychology "expert" in this video) who think psychopathic killers can be reformed. Amazingly daft thinking, with very real and tragic consequences.

[@fabledfantasty7343]

Chris... U are 100% correct. Psychopaths not only won't change, but can't change.

[@AT-cy7im]

@Christopher I don't think is naivite on their part, I do think they have complete disregard for the victims. So long as the victims are not considered.... all kinds of reasons to defend these murderers will be made. For instance up untill the late 90s if in a murder case there were signs of "sexual relations" on the dead person, this was not really investigated as rape, as it was considered rough sex or crime of passion. Rape only became a crime in the 90s....with people being sent to jail for it. Sex with kids was called "phisical liberty with a child" or some such nonsense. Let THAT sink in. Lately we have seen case upon case of 70s, 80, and 90s murders come about and being solved only because the families have realized how "the law" works and insisted with their senators, mayors etc that the cases be re-opended. In one case where a teen was murdered by numerous stabings and raped..... her little sister of 12 years old was suspected..... while there was seamen on the body and evidence of a male perpetrator.... the case was solved a few months ago when the younger sister (now in her 40s) decided to take matters into her own hands and go on dr phil and investigate the crime, have dna and other analysis done of the evidence, the murderer was found however he had died in 2004.... that's the law for you.

[@Liitebulb]

Psychopaths don't necessarily need to be reformed but most of them don't want to go back to prison. So they may turn to another unsavoury lifestyle but if you have enough safeguards in place that's supposed to stop them killing *again.* of course they should never be let out in the first place

[@RationalOptimusPrime]

I don't understand how you can take a life and then be granted release. If you take a life, you should have to forfeit your life. No chance at parole.

[@Snozzify]

Oh, I'm fascinated with this story! I grew up in Europe and remember seeing his interviews on ORF channel when I was a kid. I had forgotten about it until I came across the book 'Entering Hades'. It jogged my memory and I have been fascinated with the case ever since. I even hunted down a pricey copy of the book 'Fegefeuer' in Germany and read it. It gives a lot of background to his life

[@mariekatherine5238]

Europe’s laws are way too lenient! Do that in the US, in many states, you end up on death row!

[@deaconsmom2000]

He DID do it here and was extradited back to Austria. No consequences for killing our citizens.

[@baronmeduse]

They're not all lenient. Here in the Netherlands life imprisonment automatically has no possibility of parole. If you are sentenced to life imprisonment here you die in prison. Only the monarch can pardon you. It never happens. Almost every European country apart from Portugal has life-means-life imprisonment and most mandate a 25-year minimum sentence for murder. In the US there was a man similar to Unterweger, Jack Abbot who killed two people and had the same literary world lobbying for his release from a 30-year sentence, which he got after just 16 years. He got out and killed someone 6 weeks later. Also hanged himself in jail.

[@Liitebulb]

Unfortunately many of these people don't get caught or serve real time in the US either. The US system is inconsistent

[@Waiting4Him111]

I don't care if they change in prison. They still have to pay for what they did.

[@Waiting4Him111]

@Ysabel Love seems pretty simple to me. If you take a life, you pay with yours. You steal, you go to prison and work until you pay the debt back. You rape a woman, you lose the offending part. Wouldn't real justice be awesome! How many men do you think would rape women if the penalty was to lose their manhood? Most men would take the death penalty over that.

[@user-hx7xz9rt8k]

@@Waiting4Him111 couldn't agrer more

[@Waiting4Him111]

@Ysabel Love I love it! You are my new best friend!😁☺🤣

[@Waiting4Him111]

@Ysabel Love sorry I voted for Jesus. I like his thoughts on tieing millstones around child abusers necks and casting them into the sea. And I can't vote for making days shorter as I am found for my beauty sleep. But you are one funny gal!

[@zoltanvasary1240]

Yaay, deadth penalty! It would have saved 11 loves in this particular case.

[@jessickalush3305]

Sure, he's a psychopath, but he writes good. Set him free! What could possibly go wrong?!

[@frankcastle5737]

Can we all agree that humans have a long way to go with psychological studies as well psychiatrists.

[@Billy_Carter]

Amen

[@gbenoit8359]

Humans have a long way to go in general..not just with psychological studies

[@Billy_Carter]

@@gbenoit8359 amen!

[@katizacebekhulu2590]

Well said that's true 👍

[@mscherrywine3867]

Why give a serial killer clout? Sickening

[@jonathanmadrigal2507]

Because this is the shit we want to see. In the back of our minds sits this urge that is only satisfied by shit like this . Makes u wonder….

[@kevinvanleeuwen2678]

Is also a plea for life long sentenses

[@pickledragonrebel]

It's an important case for reference in whether to release other killers. Where is the clout? He was what he was, its important to acknowledge these type of killers' intelligence and ability to fool ppl. You're missing the point of the show.

[@Venomous_471]

When he went to California and was faking as a reporter! That got me he was chilling with police driving him around and everything. He said Richard Ramirez was his favorite serial killer.

[@cathymcglasson6947]

Why would they release a serial killer when a pro would know better?

[@mikeprzlomski2092]

Convicted killer getting 15 years ?

[@essteex4656]

He only served 15 thats a dam shame

[@DrHorribleishere12]

I’m very good at reading people and able to figure out what kind of person they are without even barely speaking with them, from looking at this man pictures he screams evil and I would be very uncomfortable if I was ever near this man, how the fuck did ppl let this man out?? These innocent women would be alive today if Austria justice system did their job and didn’t let this man out. They should all be in jail

[@skatpak2967]

how in the world anyone thought this mug was attractive is beyond me.

[@msatxgault560]

Lol, I say the same about Ted Bundy 🤣

[@pvnnewman]

How can someone be given three chances to kill innocent women 🙆‍♂️🙆‍♂️🙆‍♂️🙆‍♂️🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@Liitebulb]

When you portray females as discardable this is what happens

[@LukeA1223]

The scariest part of this vid is the psychologist at the beginning telling us that incarcerated serial killers can be rehabilitated. W. T. F! NO THEY CAN'T! They can tell you anything you want to hear. Releasing a serial killer into the general population as rehabilitated is the same as sitting a confirmed alcoholic in a bar with a round of shots after the court required 12 step program and expecting some miracle... like assuming a confirmed liar (politician/ narcissist) can be elected to a controlling position and expecting the person to be honest. Miracles don't happen... that's why they require "belief" (acceptance of fact without proof).

[@levis.andere]

You're right. Serial killers aren't nerds. They study someone and master their weakness and use it against them. They didn't turn themselves in, which only means they have the desire to do more. Despicable.

[@Isthislife2135]

That's not what miracles are. That's called faith. A miracle is an unexplainable phenomenon. A real thing that happens.

[@SevenSagesRO]

That's psychiatrists/psychologists for you. They like to make up labels for people so they can consider them as mentally unwell, having 'x' condition etc. Then they think they can treat said illness/condition and cure or rehabilitate the person. It's all nonsense but it keeps them in a nice well-paid job and indulges their own delusions.

[@troytheriot8679]

I wonder what the people that lobbied for his freedom thought and felt after finding they played a part in 14 murders

[@lovetee31]

Still wondering how a convicted murder got 15 years and not even life omg It’s the Justice system that have these people doing the evil they do

[@Ceerads]

This story reminds me of the writer/killer Jack Henry Abbott, who was released from a U.S. prison (convicted of murder) because Norman Mailer and others were convinced Abbott was reformed. Abbott, too, was a writer (of sorts). He was released, and he killed a man (an aspiring playwright) six weeks later. Norman Mailer himself was a POS. I don’t know if he ever showed regret for his role in freeing that psychopath.

[@Nuk1945]

Disappointed that he wasn't sent to US prison to get some serious treatment

[@jovannyvazquez3881]

All the outcry to release him the first time though 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@RepentfollowJesus]

Psychopaths cannot change

[@elighgabbard-heitz5736]

Really? Try me

[@robertahubert9155]

Oh please what a bunch of excuses to do evil things. I also grew up with no father and my mother was not present most of the time and was void of showing love.. There is no excuse for killing people.

[@SWNelson7]

Bring him to America so we can give him the punishment he deserves. I cannot believe the sentences given to monsters in other countries. A true disservice to their people!!

[@DonaldDuck-n3w]

Agree all countries should give life for murder, in sweden u get like 18 tops and u can get out earlier , thats so wrong

[@mattdillon4398]

@@DonaldDuck-n3w All countries should give death for murder!

[@DonaldDuck-n3w]

@@mattdillon4398 agree, but only with dna proof,

[@jessicalynngrenier7300]

America is just as bad my sisters rapist rape 3 women killed another got 35 years was out in 5 years for over population in the prisons he then Repeatedly raped and beat my sister for 18 hours she was 14 years old they convicted him of 45 years he only did 7 years out of that 45 years so no our justice system is a joke

[@DonaldDuck-n3w]

@@jessicalynngrenier7300 im sorry to hear that 💔 i think i saw in Thailand or somewhere like that they had a big cell and it was like 50 People in each cell and they all slept on the floor , no bed nothing, If jail actually would be a punishment why not make it uncomfterble like that 👀 just a thought...

[@inaj.5167]

I am quite sure that I heard a story from him when I was a child. I will always remember. I know something was different. Also the story was very cruel about cats and a woman drowning in a river..

[@bauTom]

2:50 psychopaths can change? Is she in love with him too?

[@princessamako7500]

Why do they always blame their reactions on their childhood

[@DinoCism]

I think it's partly them trying to make everything into a story, which is annoying. Ultimately there's no way to know which ones are psychopaths and genetically predisposed to be violent or sociopaths who have been made that way by childhood experience. Ultimately it doesn't really matter in the end they all have APD and are fundamentally incurable.

[@rhondamcewananderson3968]

I always like to see how things were back then, compared to now. Great show!..👏

[@velociraptor68]

This guy's voice is just as haunting as he planned it to be. Very effective.

[@JCPJCPJCP]

There are some similarities between this case and that of the American Jack Henry Abbott.

[@maryrose4712]

In the belly of the beast, good writer, evil man.

[@Ceerads]

Yes! I just wrote something similar (before I saw your comment). However, Abbott wasn’t a serial killer - yet.

[@maryfuller4259]

It's the fail of their legal system why would they let him out. It's not like he killed someone by accident like a fight or car reck it way a straight out murder of a woman just because he wanted. Just because he started writing WHAT A JOKE.

[@joegreen8248]

Imagine the first victims family seeing him on TV and him living his life . If I was the father he would be dead

[@jgnasher7048]

All those people calling for his release should all be locked up and sued to hell by the families of those girls....

[@patienceboafo1998]

Huge fan of Dr Yardley 👏 evidenced her works in my research project.

[@12Anime_x]

Was it not rather irresponsible to have released this vicious criminal?

[@Liitebulb]

Yes. Did they care? Clearly not

[@ericsmith4785]

Poster boy of prison reform can u imagine how many times this happened

[@msatxgault560]

Thx for treaties between countries

[@cindysmith6612]

Thank You

[@pickledragonrebel]

Interesting to note: you would be disqualified from visiting the states and many other countries now bases on a conviction for a dui never mind a conviction for murder.

[@pikeman80]

A brutal killer? As opposed to a gentle killer? An evil killer? As opposed to a good killer? A depraved killer? As opposed to a righteous, moral killer? A horrifying killer? as opposed to a delightful killer? I didn't realize the "cocky" was an offensive word......in captions it is?????

[@cuccicucci4480]

The drawstring and shoelaces were heavy duty, made for this outcome. The money it saved is worth it.😛

[@vidascupcakes]

LA didn't know they paid him to do a piece on John's instead.

[@chevypreps6417]

Truly a madman and a monstrous killing machine.

[@RebelRoseJade]

There's no such thing as reform for monster's like this. If they would given him the DP in 75 and would have went through with it. Then all of the women that lost their lives would still be here today.

[@5aab65]

People who think a person cam change are either so innocent or live in a fantasy world where everyone is kind and empathise with everyone. No an evil being cannot change he WILL fool you to think he has changed but never. So stop playing with lives of Innocent people and once a murderer is caught, lock him/her away for their natural lives.

[@lindsay5348]

Wow how does it feel to be fooled

[@DanDan-zr1db]

Weely ad way way too loud, like 10 times the volume. This makes me dislike Weely and not want to watch.

[@maddisson12]

yessss just what I needed!!

[@athenasword1]

There must be something wrong with me….I’d rather take them out for a meal with wine ETC?? Not kill them!?

[@jackrosado746]

This brings a whole new meaning to politicians being evil and greedy

[@markmike7933]

I don't think women should be used. Discarded..eh, you break up when you're bored with them :)

[@theemporersnewclothes]

The road to hell is paved with good intentions...

[@essteex4656]

Austrians jawline be on 💪 💪

[@mariatorres9789]

That criminal profiler dude, looks all coked up. Js

[@dmnydungeonmastersnewyork6157]

There was a show called “the following “ that seems loosely based on this maniac.

[@xelionizer]

How can it ever be narcisistic to say "what he can do, I can do"??? This show is so goddam ridiculous and full of speculation!

[@lovetee31]

They let the wrong people outta prison and leave the so call change ones there .. no help to the society your keeping them away from 🤨

[@DinoCism]

People need to learn that serial killers and rapists are not like alcoholics: there is no "reform" or "recovery" if your sick mind is programmed to think there was never anything wrong with yourself in the first place. Psychopaths/Sociopaths need to be in an ENTIRELY different justice system from petty criminals. To even use the same word to refer to them is inaccurate and harmful. There needs to be a clear legal distinction between who can be helped and who is a total write-off.

[@flauwegeit]

I think 11 or 9 is a very conservative estimate. I'd say he killed in the 40's at least

[@cathymcglasson6947]

Yes very interesting! Came along at the right time.

[@guillermomontoyo]

The right time? Why?

[@cathymcglasson6947]

@@guillermomontoyo needed something to watch of course

[@essteex4656]

Indeed

[@petersiccama8712]

About the Austria criminal A absurd and rediculous decisión to freed him from jail? It is insane to a murder. And Also no respectful to the víctimas A criminal remain a criminal

[@ginger7344]

I love this show until the lady in purple appears. I really don’t get her purpose. And I bet the same “celebrities” warrioring for his release are those same people that now believe stealing food if you’re hungry is okay…

[@ericsmith4785]

If he was convicted of killing the 18 year old and sexually abusing her this is when you hang them in public. I guarantee this type of behavior will stop

[@Adams1984100]

It sounds like the speaker is sitting on the toilet, having a hard time..

[@jamesmcmurray6818]

That one lady one of the ladies speaking throughout reminds me of drew Barrymore

[@janycebrown4071]

Yes, her mouth 👄

[@Emiliapocalypse]

Great we have the same birthday 😬

[@elsa3270]

Hey he was a Media host! Sarkasmus!!!

[@gg0297]

The European Ted Bundy.

[@MB-vu3ow]

Narrator sounds like Fred Dinenage.

[@MB-vu3ow]

@@malcolmcook6268 I’m afraid we’ll have to share the #1 spot!!! Murder Casebook was the best of tv & KZbin. The narrator on this series does sound an awful lot like him. 💕 from USA

[@MB-vu3ow]

@@malcolmcook6268 Malcolm, you are right!

[@markmike7933]

Horrible crime will never stop because too many humans, even if the minority, are monsters. And they will raise monsters. Some kids will buck the trend and end up ok and do well in life. too many won't.

[@beastboyrules]

Geobeats is adorable to! A lot like the dodo

[@pencerism]

i think you meant to reply to a comment lmao

[@staralex7971]

I wish people did not do this like what is the point it’s so fucking sad

[@honorladone8682]

Bad mistake... Philadelphia USA

[@123UpNorth321]

Are you looking for arrogance...look no further than the average Jack ...

[@johnblazer7661]

The worst crime in this video is the release of this (demonstrably incredibly intelligent, dangerous, and unpredictable) man at the request of progressive eggheads eager to prove their theories that monsters like this could easily be changed by "enlightened" prison reform/therapy.

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

Jewish privilege. Ethnocentrism is the cause of his release and celebrity.

[@scottlaux6934]

I believe in reforming criminals but not psychopathic murderers and pedophiles ( except if the pedophiles agree to castration).

[@microchip1697]

I see that Yardley has died her hair to fit the documentary ...

[@Ceerads]

Dyed.

[@tinavalencia7411]

My grandkids Aunt was killed by this guy when he came and rode around with the police in Los Angelous the just took him where most venerable women where he made a fool of LA police also

[@msatxgault560]

Your grandkids aunt? Wouldn't that be your niece? Los Angeles? Vulnerable?

[@wolfgangpeter2995]

That narrator is rather annoying

[@markmike7933]

Women were his biggest fans. No comment.