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To Catch a Serial Killer - The Green River Killer and BTK. Law enforcement has the difficult task of catching serial killers. These fiends can go for years without capture as shown in the startling cases of Seattle’s Green River Killer and Wichita’s BTK
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[@einienj3281]

20 serial killers? It's 200-250 serial killers at any given moment..

[@juliejustus6878]

We probably won't ever know how many there really are that are serial killers

[@einienj3281]

@@juliejustus6878 200-250 is an estimate from the FBI.. active serial killers.. 4-5/state.

[@PA-hi9wj]

More than fascination, it's curiosity of HOW & WHAT they're thinking for me. Hopefully, all serial killers will meet the same fate of death row or life in prison without parole. No, they won't change.

[@keithdavison2960]

Always nice to see Charles Manson on list dispite the cat weasel looking munchkin never killing a single person.

[@craigime]

why is the guy whispering

[@johnkennedy972]

Truly evil people jail is too good for such people

[@lynnetrathen4587]

It certainly is 🤬🤦🏻‍♀️

[@sharonannc.3079]

I think the UK has many more years of these heinous crimes… One does wonder how much real time! Is spent solving all these cold cases here in 🇺🇸

[@paularodrigues7440]

Thanks ...the kind of video i like despite the heinous crimes

[@lisacundiff8029]

That BTK is one foul individual!

[@kevdimo6459]

I’ve profiled true crime authors and criminologists. Firstly they are in their fifties to sixties, balding in the front and over compensating in the back with a ponytail or simply having too much hair, facial hair is a common practice amongst them also.

[@chloeuntrau4588]

So?

[@melinatedvessel6840]

😂😂😂

[@sophie4636]

Jack the Ripper was a serial killer in Victorian England. I'd imagine they've existed as long as humanity, rather than a mid century American phenomenon, as your introduction asserts 🤔

[@JohnLahey-ej1rd]

At 25:11, I noticed that the "Killers" books on the shelf were moved. They were perfect with the topic. -Johanna

[@villenuv27]

There are a lot of words I would use to describe Dennis Rader and “smart” is not one of them.

[@JohnLahey-ej1rd]

At 09:16, on the right, a brand new 1974 Dodge Dart. -Johanne

[@a.mie.533]

Croft ist zu glatt und perfekt - fast ein bisschen langweilig, Blake ist mir zu 'blumig', Florez' Stimme hat kaum Volumen - nur Bostrige füllt die Rolle und ist darin präsent ...

[@eraldadevole]

They do not fascinate me. They disgust me. I just want to see what they did and how were they caught. Also I wouldn’t say it is much about intelligence who gets caught or not. Most of them k1ll people they have never encountered prior or have connections with and most of them do not contact the police which the more you do it the more you can make a mistake obviously.

[@brendamcdonall5798]

Catched?There's no such word. It's " caught".

[@eraldadevole]

@@brendamcdonall5798 Yeah sorry, when I’m tired it happens, I do not use english very much except youtube.

[@katherinecollins4685]

Interesting

[@monicaenriquez8643]

Excellent video! BTK was an especially horrific person!

[@bonnie7684]

They know who Jack the Ripper is- Aaron Kosminski and the original Zodiac is Gary Francis Poste.

[@johnkennedy972]

They all are horrific to be honest subhuman people who jail is too good for the likes of such people

[@markcullinane4438]

I don't know why Charles Manson features in serial killer documentaries because he himself isn't 1. People killed for him but he himself Isa serial killer