Young Serial Killer Confesses His Atrocities On Tape

[@kumarj4693]

People like Jaime don’t change. They just get better at hiding how evil they truly are. Like politicians around the world.

[@GP-yp9gl]

True

[@kristiann__7]

you summed it all up so accurately

[@thomashaley1036]

If He had only started in local politics. He would now be the president.

[@donbrashsux]

Yes politicians cause more deaths than anyone and we don’t do anything about it

[@komlat253]

U think he got better at talking to the outside world while being locked up so long ? I'm not sure that's really possible unless u think he's high iq . Being that long locked up and isolated usually does result in increased conversation skills but the opposite, usually the only thinks comes out of long term isolation is reflection and depression since the body has nothing to do . But idk . I personally wouldn't trust him but his face seems to be lively for a person locked up which is strange to me but it's much different than the 1st time . U never know how people cam change .

[@accuser_of_the_brethren7816]

It's refreshing to see content creators reporting on subjects and cases outside the U.S.. A lot of channels stick to rehashing the top 5 serial killers over and over again endlessly repeating the same info. Good stuff.

[@Randpage]

When did making videos become "content creation"?

[@fidelio9301]

@@RandpageAwhile ago mate 😂

[@kentucky_ken]

Agree

[@accuser_of_the_brethren7816]

@@fidelio9301 I had to giggle at that comment myself. "Content Creator" rolls off the tongue a bit better than "KZbinr" for most (in my opinion) so I've heard.

[@fidelio9301]

@@accuser_of_the_brethren7816 It’s much like saying “model” instead of “hooker”.

[@23raid]

These are the most dangerous psychopaths because without having any context you would assume this guy is a ordinary person who isn’t capable of the things he’s committed throughout his life.

[@na-vn5qy]

na tbh i feel like i could have a conversation with this dude and think pretty quick, 'this dude might be capable of some pretty terrible shit.' but i mean, i tend to see that capacity in most people ig. the only thing you can't accurately predict is the extent to which it goes, but i think in other lives a lot of us out here are this dude.

[@avahart2301]

@@na-vn5qy Uhh, no.

[@Michael-mv3kc]

​@@na-vn5qy may be time to see a shrink.

[@na-vn5qy]

@@Michael-mv3kc pretty naive imo to think that a vast majority of the human population aren't actually capable of terrible things, or rather that at least under certain circumstances they still wouldn't be. i wouldn't honestly know whether that would be a lifestyle i could tolerate, because the initial fear of getting caught, just thinking about what a pain it would be to get out of, has led me to never even consider/explore it; but if i killed someone in my youth and got away with it, and slowly became conditioned to feel as though it wasn't such a serious matter, there's no telling. we all have violence inside us, but the fear of the consequences of our actions inclines us oftentimes against expressing that violence. idk, i feel that's a pretty reasonable take.

[@jimmybrava2810]

​@@na-vn5qypsychopaths develop their personality from the ages of 0 to 5 yrs old... they got messed up by some other person...😢

[@darthasavage7213]

The scariest part of this is this guy is actually pretty intelligent, like he's actually quite logical and doesnt respond like most insane people would in an interview.

[@Jahanbakhsh35]

He seems very normal just like any of us. Scary that this bastard killed over 40 people.

[@javilo2797]

he is not really intelligent lol

[@AshleySmyth1212]

​@@javilo2797😂

[@marktrujillo2150]

Yeah his manners resemble ted bundys

[@marktrujillo2150]

Yes like Ted bundy

[@YondanDrill]

The way he talks about his actions, like it was just about his favorite pizza or hamburger, or just by blaming everyone else for his crimes. Is just insane

[@sergio_jose]

That's the craziest thing about the video is that he's so casual about it. The wife of one of his victims is breaking down feet away from him and he's not phased at all. Complete psychopath.

[@DavidSantos-ix1hu]

Hes a psychopath, he tries to pay lip service but you can tell he feels nothing even in his cadence and expression they are twisted and unempetetic

[@rolandreedii5939]

Don't let the surface fool you. The waves are tumultuous underneath.

[@jhavajoe3792]

I noticed he did blame everyone else. All those poor innocent victims he butchered. Bolivia's system of justice is horrible.

[@ラッセル9728]

He still has a conscious though, he admitted it. So its not like hes killing for fun it seems.

[@AdrianBailey-td4nm]

He will never be mentally stable enough to walk free without out fear of his behaviour. I feel sorry for him and his victims. The world can be cruel.

[@senorcheesy9661]

You can tell he's talking out of his ass in these interviews. He'd want nothing more than to be out there and keep doing what he was doing (and based on how he was able to pay them off before, he could've), but it looks better for him to put on a face of regret for the cameras. Hopefully he stays in there for the rest of his life, rotten bastard.

[@HunchoBlanco144]

I agree w you. I hated how he was complaining talking about "isn't it enough that I got 30 years?" Like, motherfucker, NO! He deserved LIFE in prison!

[@hov4ratl129]

Reported

[@HunchoBlanco144]

@@hov4ratl129 this foo. Lmao

[@Randpage]

@@HunchoBlanco144 He should have his birth certificate revoked.

[@HunchoBlanco144]

@@Randpage lmao. That's hilarious and true.

[@na-vn5qy]

i used to wonder if this channel wouldn't be better with some voiced commentary from a 'host' of sorts - and honestly i would doubt that would make it particularly worse, or anything, but - i've come to realize how much i enjoy how straight and to the point these videos are, no filler garbage from some insufferable commentator trying to gain his viewers' affections, the information is very interesting and stands on its own merits.

[@Took2Much]

[@haydenzzz9997]

I think the same content with a narrator would be good but some do include filler bs

[@na-vn5qy]

@@haydenzzz9997 yeah, initially i thought to comment encouraging of the potential for some eventual voice narration or something; but then i thought about channels who cover more disturbing topics and inject far too much of their insufferable personal life and biases into the content unnecessarily (like plaguedmoth for instance) and decided that slope might be a tad on the slippery side. a far fetched risk, perhaps, but decided instead to just give reassurance that the content is well satisfactory as is.

[@shannsimms9072]

The part where he says it’s like asking a butcher how many cows they’ve killed…. Ugh shivers.

[@eliseoretro4407]

This guy is very well spoken, seems intelligent, very presentable, good looking, but he's an absolute monster... Crazy.

[@DavidN16792]

30 years in prison for 40+ murders is crazyyy

[@digi_edits]

L laws

[@loscopihues2343]

southamerican laws

[@BigVic13]

The two most prolific serial killers in South America murdered over 100 children each, Pedro Lopez (110+ murders) and was locked up for only 8 years, and Luis Garavito (138+ murders) did 22 years! Pedro Lopez is suspected of another murder after his release and is still roaming the streets of Colombia or Ecuador. Garavito will be eligible for parole sometime this year.

[@OscarLopez-gw3jx]

Damn the way he's sizing up the reporter he's gotta be thinking only evil thoughts with that look

[@javilo2797]

the reporter out did him pretty fast tbh, and he had to revert to guilt and being apologetic. Tactic flopped hard on a real man, chad reporter.

[@shannsimms9072]

Man you find the wildest cases. I have never heard of this lunatic. Love your videos.

[@bryanbarrera1561]

Haha Latin America has many of them but it’s better to not know I guess

[@CookiesNCreme-ty6wz]

@@bryanbarrera1561 why does Latin America have so many crazy ppl, it's rare to hear these amount of crazies in South Asia and Middle East.(not saying they don't exist in those places I mentioned, but saying they are not as common)

[@PlutoTheGod]

@@bryanbarrera1561 it’s sad how many there are. They make the worst killers in America look like your average Joe criminal.

[@brucetowers8405]

@@CookiesNCreme-ty6wz Here's the thing: is it really less common? Or are there not as many cases because the law is easier to bend over there? Hell, I'm from Mexico and we have way less serial killer cases than in the US, not because we have less crazy people, but because impunity and corruption are more rampant in here than in other countries

[@Took2Much]

Appreciate you, Shann 💯💯

[@deepfriedteriyaki6332]

this guy is a literal movie villian in real life

[@FarmerDrew]

Crazy how he has these flashes of perfect self-recognition: "Maybe I needed to be completely locked up" But he still had hope that he could repay his debt to society

[@Cumber213]

I noticed that many killers have not been treated with love from their parents or family members

[@JK-vi3jm]

He will get plenty of love from Bubba and Tyrone.

[@Cumber213]

@@JK-vi3jm In Jail 💀

[@D33Lux]

That's a sociopath that's made bad like this due to abuse, trauma...etc. This guy could be a psychopath (born insane), neither can be fixed.

[@papoprimearchon9910]

@@JK-vi3jm no bubba or tyrone in bolivia😂

[@Cumber213]

@@D33Lux I meant when he was a kid if only his parents and family would give him love and affection.

[@dezzolution]

Love your channel and the in-depth examples you give us of dark crimes.

[@Took2Much]

Thanks for stopping by :)

[@mysticofmaddness9180]

Wow... If I met this guy I'd never think he was a cold blooded killer. He's attractive and doesn't seem angry or antisocial when he's sober. Those poor girls. What a sociopath.

[@Newdawn80909]

psychopath***

[@jimmybrava2810]

Sociopaths are police officers, good people but they're violent when needed. This guy is 30/30 psychopath traits...

[@childofcascadia]

@mysticofmaddness9180 Thats why psychopaths are so scary. When they are masking their true nature, they seem like normal people. They can be intelligent, charming and good looking like this guy or that guy with the face tats who just got sentenced to death in the US (hes a decent looking guy under those nasty tats) for killing innocent women. But then, when they get angry or feel the urge to kill, the mask drops and the monster is revealed. Ted Bundy was the same way. The detectives who caught him said when he spoke of his crimes and relived them in his head, his facial expression actually changed to the point of he didnt look like the same person.

[@Jupa]

those 16 minutes flew by man your channel just gets better and better and you always find new and interesting cases when people like me think they've seen nearly all of what the internet has to offer.

[@Took2Much]

[@hdez.diMayo]

30 years??! That's nothing for bloodlust psychopath

[@ipoop4359]

30 years is a lot lmao.

[@Willl_b_]

@@ipoop4359 yeah, but he'll be 55ish years old, and still FULLY capable of killing people. and imagine how much more twisted he will be by then. people like him need life without parole, end of story.

[@gabrielgerhard9122]

@@ipoop4359 are you really dense? He killed over 40 people in the US that would mean like 1000 years

[@ninjireal]

Several decades, not 30

[@dk4767]

I mean as a psychpath, we can never expect, that he would show regret. He cant show and feel regret. Its impossible for these humans. They only feel sorry for themself

[@fairymay7486]

He's a sociopath with narcissistic traits

[@dennischen8887]

although he's speaking a different language, his demeanor eerily similar to that of elliot rodger. these psychopaths all share similar traits.

[@KiloOne]

Your longest video yet, I’m impressed. Quality never decreases

[@Took2Much]

[@AMERICANsparky32]

The most dangerous thing you can encounter in the wild is another human being.

[@morallybankrupt1461]

As someone who drank and did cocaine for several decades I can tell you that you know exactly what you’re doing when you’re high and anyone who says otherwise is a liar.

[@sadhu7191]

Yeah I was like nah drugs would make u steal for money bit not kill for nothing

[@Willl_b_]

nahhh dude. his hand slipped.

[@ninjireal]

I haven’t done either, but how it’s described, alcohol makes you impulsive, coc4!n3.. makes you want to do more coc41ne, but is also one of those “motivators.” because of the former point though, a lot of drvgg1£s I see onl1n€ say th€y’d r4ther jvst do m3th.

[@Soundboy817]

Yo this was a great video…damn this guy is at the extremity of human savagery… rip to all his victims 🕊️

[@benitolazio8193]

Tupac was a S8x Offender....

[@Youngcanewhatuon]

@@benitolazio8193bro wym

[@serg.r4860]

When a judge let's a violent criminal free and he reoffends, the judge should face consequences.

[@PlutoTheGod]

This is one of the most unhinged killers I think we have ever seen, and sadly this is common mindset in Mexico amongst all those involved in cartels. Torture & killing is done as meaningless as doing laundry.

[@borntoscream]

This is in Bolivia

[@xaviermoyssenalvarez4419]

this is Bolivia, not Mexico.

[@kolmillo6857]

Amazing video, thanks. Also, that last criticism to the prison system is 100% accurate

[@ODominator17]

It's absolutely incredible to see the power that unresolved childhood trauma can have on people. Yet nature has a way and if you are true to yourself even the seemingly most evil people can find there way into wisdom and forgiveness. Gives credence to the idea that our consciousness is something that taps into frequencies of understanding, rather than us being the source.

[@rolandreedii5939]

When he said he wakes up a lot at 3am, I felt that. People will look at his external demeanor and make all sorts of claims and assumptions. But only he knows what it's like to wake up at 3am to his demons playing his brain like a drum.

[@traveladvisor909]

You noticed that too huh!? 3am yup them demon's

[@asniffer6532]

Yeah, but he never said he wakes up at 3 am, he just said he wakes up during the night. The 3AM was an addition by whoever translated.

[@sinaloa_mob_6665]

@@traveladvisor909 I used to get waken up at 3 am, and the devil used to sneak into my dreams cussing at me and telling all types of weird things. 3 am is when darkness peaks it's limit, so the demons can work more efficiently.

[@Ashamed.Loser69]

Erm, guy is lying through his teeth. He gets euphoria from replaying all that in his mind, it's so obvious.

[@imdown4866]

You need to post more bro your vids are fire!

[@Took2Much]

[@alejandraarvieta9773]

Wellcome to Bolivia took2much Thanks for your well done reportage Sadly, my sister had to live this event, having fear when she was outside late night. (Cochabamba, Bolivia)

[@Took2Much]

Hope you guys are staying safe 🙏

[@Endo1991]

Never ever release this bastard. I feel bad for the lady crying for her husband in the background.

[@Renwoxing13]

15:16 Pay particular attention to the wording because it speaks volumes : Some judges can be bought , all prosecutors can be bribed. That sounds like a true statement just from the way he formulated it !

[@OtterFan77]

You don't know how much I love your content, that it doesn't just limit itself to talking about events in the United States is a spectacular detail, thanks for your content!

[@Took2Much]

Thanks so much for the support :)

[@dieselviper7811]

Only getting thirty years for this is fucking sickening

[@Emilthehun]

Hurt people grow up and hurt people. That's the fact. When you grow up in a place where violence is the answer to every question, you will only know one answer. Clear to see he has no remorse for his actions, as he talks about them casually, as if we were talking about yesterday's dinner.

[@Emilthehun]

@vivatotti10 I wouldn't know the statistics by which one would measure the likelihood of how many people turn out good vs how many turn out bad from these situations. But I would assume over 50%. And that's being generous.

[@dogelover148]

YES! TOOK2MUCH UPLOADED!!!

[@thebat7048]

Another compelling video from Tooky 👊 Keep em coming bud I could watch these things all day...

[@Took2Much]

Appreciate you a lot bro, thanks for staying tuned :)

[@koihoshi]

It's so wild to see how nonchalant he is about stuff. Like he's completely aware of what he did and is just like, "Yeah i was doing some dumb things and killed some people man. I'm pretty impulsive and just kind of bad. So it's unfortunate but yeah I totally did all that." just zero remorse, super matter-of-fact about it.

[@nolanfrank582]

His hand slipped... over 100 times...

[@MBG-ck9ou]

I know you probably don't know any Spanish, but it does not translate literally to his hand slipping. It means more like "I went too far with it"

[@octpod3923]

Countries should adopt the death penalty. It's not fair that the families of the victims pay these people's food in jail.

[@chloeanastasia8440]

Crazy how people go from serial killers in streets to saints in jail

[@monkeystrive7501]

Lmao 🤣 fact

[@endpieceofbread]

Keep up the uploads man! Binged the rest of your stuff already

[@Took2Much]

appreciate ya

[@rufio171]

Wow I cant even find one article on this dude on google. Not sure how you found out about this whole story but its pretty incredible

[@GREENCUBE880]

They say the dark evil ones are hidden in plain site

[@Squidward4567]

"My hand slipped" He's just full of it

[@d1sk-cord531]

In Spanish it doesn't necessarily mean it in a definitive sense, more so it translates to 'I went too far'

[@HallowedPurple]

fantastic episode, much love

[@johndoe7109]

You know it's real when he starts going into saying he can't sleep. It happens to some people who've done things like that

[@June28July]

He's in prison so he won't kill again, not necessarily to reform him.

[@benitolazio8193]

The way the Police handled him with kid gloves when he got violent in court says it all

[@ricksterk7014]

Great to see youngster doing what they love

[@richmahogany1480]

Some times your hand slips and you stab someone a hundred times in the face.

[@darthoma8792]

30 years for rape and murder? They should be sent to God!

[@azdrifter3968]

Dudes a serial killer and they have him in a cell with other people? Imagine being locked in a cell all day with a dude you know kills people just because.

[@Quitumbe954]

They're definitely killers too lol

[@Oldskoolraver-OG]

My hand slipped ? 100 times ..ok

[@dynamitenight8557]

I don’t understand the purpose of keeping him alive. His victim tally is enough to earn him a casket. He will kill again in prison if he hasn’t already.

[@9VK7]

Bolivian Spanish sounds interesting. Hearing this guy speak it almost sounds like he's Brazilian speakings Spanish

[@unknowntosociety01]

I hear it you on to something

[@casy6203]

It's pretty clear but it does have an accident, Brazilian accident is a bit more heavier

[@JC2023HD]

@@casy6203You meant “accent”, I think.

[@rallymurrah]

Thanks for sharing and making this content this was Great to watch while I enjoyed a Hamburger

[@kimmieskuisinehomesteading1575]

This guy needs to be locked up for the rest of his life because he would kill again if he was let out

[@deathbywords]

This is such an interesting interview. Great video.

[@LadyDi0514]

That was a very interesting story to see- his conversation with the interviewer was very different from those in the US. This guy seemed to be talking very freely without censoring himself, although it’s hard to tell what his true motives might have been. At least part of what he said I believe to be true- regarding mental health treatment in prison and corruption of officials.

[@ManicDepressedSillyBilly]

The complete lack of empathy or any part of that part of his brain makes him appear super charming.

[@jukkaramo3351]

?

[@kawaiiwaste]

society

[@ManicDepressedSillyBilly]

@@kawaiiwaste we ligeeu I D3 in q sodciry

[@grantcanada1]

A very self aware man.

[@petephelan969]

They recruit abused neglected kids that have hatred and vengeance in them and make them really mean. That's how they're able to do horrible stuff.

[@kevjohn96]

Dude's a truly dark, depraved individual with a mind broken and marred by many years of parental neglect/a damaged familial bond and the negative outcomes associated with consistent drug use. As he himself said in one of the interviews, I hope that being in prison is helping him learn just how badly he hurt those who's relatives he chose to kill during his rampage. My heart and thoughts are with those who lost loved ones at the hands of this man. God rest their souls and may Jaime Cárdenas Pardo face the justice he's due. I'll also add onto what others have said. This man's truly disturbed because being able to compare his 'work' to that of a butcher is downright morbid and inhumane. It's also incredibly hard to believe that he feels any degree of regret for what he did. All he did during the interviews was blame others for letting him fall off the deep end or say his drug use was the cause. I agree that those factors can really impact one's future and ability to become more 'normal', but every individual who isn't suffering from seriously debilitating disability has at least a small amount of agency in determining the path that they choose to follow. And while I vehemently despise the things he did and the way he hurt so many people, his acknowledgement of the way that the criminal justice system in his country, (and the world at-large,) handles individuals who suffer from major mental health issues couldn't be more spot-on. It isn't helpful to perpetuate the so-called 'revolving door of crime and punishment' as a sort of panacea that serves as a key to solving these issues. There has to be a better way for people like this to receive services to rehabilitate and heal them when they clearly need serious help breaking out of the unfortunately redundant cycles of bad mental health/substance abuse. We can and should be better.

[@jt6247]

That was cold af. When he said that does a butcher count how many cows they kill a day. Thats villain shit.

[@fidelio9301]

Whilst I agree with your post overall not really sure there is a way to rehabilitate them, we have to also make a distinction as to whether they are born that way or in their case it was created by the environment.

[@kevjohn96]

@@fidelio9301 I don't know if I think any person is born with an evil nature. I tend to believe that everyone's a product of their environment and while most people are free to make they own decisions and determine who they want to be and what life they're going to live, we also have to remember to keep in-mind the fact that not every person is in a position of privilege where those most basic of rights are afforded to them.

[@fidelio9301]

@@kevjohn96 Psychopathy is an inherited trait. However, I would say it’s a spectrum we are all on, it just depends where you swing on the pendulum of it (coupled with your circumstances), which decides how bad you’ll be, or not. I think some people are born evil based on that spectrum, some become evil through circumstances.

[@josephsmith6777]

This always fascinated me why they don't consider gangsta mafia etc as serial killers

[@seeddorf]

Este tipo jamás cambiará .

[@Mytube777]

Hi, new subscriber here. I like your channel a lot and thank you for putting English subtitles on your stories because they are very interesting and I would have had no way to understand it, so thank you!❤

[@Took2Much]

[@alanpowers5307]

South America has the highest percentage of Serial Killers in the world which I believe Colombia is #1. I always wondered why? Is it poverty or is it culture? This guy probably hasn't changed but hopefully when he is an older man he will really repent

[@charly.chavez]

I think it has to do with drugs... It can't be coincidence that the top serial killers are from the top drug trafficking countries. The Narco life is perceive to be the only option to escape poverty in most of SA, it has social validation: hood Girls love you, gangs respect you the more violent you are, and authorities are under your control...

[@cmoore7780]

Outstanding young man there. Pillar of the community

[@josuecornejoponce]

👌🏼 “culpa” is guilt not burden but I don’t think he had much of it. He was too drugged up

[@AnodyneHipsterInfluencer]

Especially in light of the fact that he has fkn _internet access_ wherein he can further add insult to the families of his victims, it would have been better for Interpol to have ended him. Let go and let God deal with him.

[@Josh_you_uh]

30 is a slap on the wrist lol

[@sadhu7191]

He will get .ore years for fighting in prison ND the escape will add 25 years prob

[@kidferocious]

Great to hear from you again.

[@tato2493528]

god, i love your content. keep it up

[@riverrebel1]

I don't see any point in keeping people like this around, unless it's to lock him in different cells with equally evil people. Eventually he'll get a prison guard or something. The way he talked about the university students was the most bothersome. Zero remorse or empathy.

[@MichaelDavis-zf6nt]

So he says all they want to do is keep him locked up, then he wants to blame the judge that let him out, and that they need mental health services. I feel like when you take that many lives you have forfeited your right to live. Should not be let out at 55 for damn sure. He will go straight back to it but just won't go back to prison.

[@jackjurphy5020]

I have plenty of mental health services available for Jaime. Sledgehammer, car battery, machete etc

[@earljohnson2676]

3 am is the witching hour but there very religious people does he actually see the ghosts of those he murdered? Idk how do you trust a man who had killed so many and he’s not even close to real OG’s

[@xaviermoyssenalvarez4419]

I'm calling it right now, this is the best horror KZbin channel out there at the moment.

[@Took2Much]

much love

[@aaronpayton2119]

I have never heard of this individual before. I must confess that I find his story intriguing and terrifying at the same time.😮

[@HooLeeYo]

A killer for hire is NOT the same as a serial killer. He's an assassin, a hit man..... Something very different but just as deranged.

[@n.g.9307]

He regrets sitting in such a small cell. He has still too much of a good life. At least there seems to be enough cocaine in the prison.

[@salvadorsavage2976]

I'm a big fan of your content bro, never disappoint!

[@Took2Much]

much love Salvador 💯

[@tapejara1507]

People like him cant be reintegrated to any society. Either life (full life) in prison or 9mm head ache medicine.

[@unique_mushroom]

dude is not even close to even FAKING emotion in these interviews lol

[@christianmeza4941]

There was one who was caught in Mexico, he called himself the hand with his eyes, and confessed to some crimes, but he laughed at justice, almost feeling untouchable, not repentant because they know how prison, courts, etc. work down there.

[@jonnyseablue6911]

Looks good for his age for someone that doesn’t get sleep

[@Eliot17]

His ears are beneath his eyes, the tell tale sign of a serial killer

[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

Is that true or Is that just a myth?

[@RipleysSanatorium]

Or FAS?

[@anitaevans5361]

I thot of you too, was checking channel to ensure I didn't miss upload.

[@litupman574]

Missed ur vids man keep em comin

[@-Hesco]

it’s actually pretty simple to understand. people like this don’t change. and executing these savage animals is the only way to cure them of their disease.

[@JC2023HD]

Does that mean you won’t change either? Maybe we should watch out for you.

[@gregw322]

While I don’t doubt he may suffer from insomnia a sociopath is likely being dishonest when he claimed his consciousness is keeping him up at night, right?

[@LonnieLawless]

No remorse, just excuses. He wishes they had a pill that would make him forget his crimes. How about all his victims families chip in to buy him a cyanide tablet? I am sure it isn't costly and he could have all his dreams come true. Or has someone already killed that rabid animal?

[@HunchoBlanco144]

With The Lion King blanky to make it feel a little more homey.

[@Belovelyava]

Your can really see a demon in this man when he speaks, but it really starts to show itself in his eyes at 7:04

[@sk9584]

One of The most underrated channels on KZbin! Waiting for you to hit 100k

[@MuchoNoBueno]

This dude is on another level of not playing with a full deck,his whole self is 52 card pickup

[@MartinMartin-bh4ke]

*University students* Stranger: Hey want some candy?

[@peytondoss405]

Wow very intense