Top 20 Real-Life Crimes that Inspired Criminal Minds

[@MsMojo]

Which of these cases fascinates YOU the most? Let us know below, and be sure to also check out our video of the Top 10 Best Criminal Minds Episodes - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmfHaZ2Iir17d80

[@DylanPinto22]

I think they should do one of Albert Fish bcz he was a vicious serial killer and he ate his victims who were little girls and boys

[@danaarmas956]

Uhh Ohhh scary breaks My heart 💕 Bill Skarsgard & Ryujin ❤️💙💚💛🍎🍒💗🌹💗🌹💗🌹💗🌹💕 (ITZY & Imagine Dragons)

[@stickysideup2224]

BURKE DID IT

[@louisacoote2337]

I love Criminal Minds. I enjoy the ensemble cast, the fact that there’s no messy in-team dating, no petty female jealousy over guys, just friendship, plus some lovely male-female friendships too ( Penelope and Hotch, Reid and Blake…). I also love the framing of the episodes with quotes.

[@theplotthickened1648]

i will always love Penelope and Derek. "chocolate thunder" and " baby girl" plus THAT scene, the work place harrassment scene, a true masterpiece

[@Hittlinho]

@@theplotthickened1648 big chocolate BBC

[@escapistfromhell1543]

Oh yes! I learned so much from them

[@chelseaeastin1159]

@@theplotthickened1648 the last part of that episode (flarpy blunderguff) is epic. I still hate that they don’t let us hear her describe what precisely that is😂

[@sophiaisabelle027]

Criminal Minds is one of the best procedural dramas out there. Seems like it has gradually become an influential masterpiece over the years.

[@haleythecross-eyedtatterto8461]

I'm seeing you ever were

[@marthagilbert3459]

This is great.

[@StanCat4]

Sus. Haha

[@youmadbro9024]

The new ones are good too. Even though I miss some of the original cast like Reid and Morgan. Though Morgan did leave towards the end.

[@victoria_xo884]

And NCIS!!

[@dewainalexander6615]

Jamie Kennedy's character was scarier than Dahmer. That smirk after he admitted putting the victim in the chili. Chills.

[@xh9010]

Just watching for the first time and felt sick 🤢 but good episode.

[@rachelraquel758]

Jamie Kennedy is so talented!

[@pleviathan]

"God is in all of us!" "So is Tracy Lambert." haunting, just haunting

[@klinero14]

They brought him back

[@chyndb]

That character. Arggg. All the episodes having him he just kept getting released again and again It’s so stupid

[@cazia9]

Criminal Minds is basically a serialized version of Silence of the Lambs and it is spectacular … it’s a great balance of case of the week along with progressive character development

[@NDeezy]

I’ve been doing a Criminal Minds rewatch the last couple of weeks and just got through “Identity” 2 nights ago. I definitely could see the Lake & Ng influence in the storyline.

[@briannaparker9622]

i feel like so much research goes into this show and it shows love that they brought it back

[@CrankyNovelist7335]

I love Criminal Minds. I like how they use psychology to find the unsub.

[@celticpoet21]

Great list! "his scariest performance since Pennywise" awesome description for Tim Curry, I couldn't agree more!

[@horrorfan7148]

I may have to watch it just for this episode

[@jacquelinekenknight9280]

Yes! He played this role so well.

[@joshuaortiz7813]

The morbidly amusing thing about this list is that some people are worried that bad people will get their ideas from shows like this. When the reality is bad people apparently don't need the help concocting imaginative ways to carry out their misdeeds.

[@rachelraquel758]

“Movies don’t create psychos, movies make psychos more creative” - Billy Loomis

[@Gimpygladiator]

So many things this show got right.... "hey I could do that and get away with it" was NEVER the message as the credits rolled at the end. They did well keeping this profiling "we WILL figure out who you are" aspect intact.

[@HPFangirl71]

Yeah the show gets it's ideas from reality instead.

[@FrankieJayUK]

Riding The Lightning will always make me cry literally because of Sarah Jean's sacrifice of her life to keep her son safe - god the tears!

[@maryannenge9408]

one of my very favorites!

[@Taikofan04]

I’ve always been into true crime (more the why they did it and the aftermath rather than the how they did it) so I’ve always had a passing interest in criminal minds, it’s pretty cool that they take inspiration from crime I’ve both heard of and never heard of

[@mariana1233150]

I agree

[@markelabanks4808]

Hotch was so pivotal to this show... you can literally see the decline after his departure- even though they still had Reid and Penelope.

[@ShadowSora8491]

When I watched the episodes To Hell... ...And Back, I definitely picked up on the unsubs being inspired by Robert Pickton VERY quickly. The fact that the 2 brothers were pig farmers targeting high risk victims and using their pigs to dispose of their victims' bodies, immediately gave away the inspiration for that two-part season finale.

[@lizzyfolks9116]

When it first aired, I was surprised the show runners had heard of Picton. I wish they had placed it in BC, not Ontario, though.

[@meredithjemola1630]

I will say, though dumping bodies in a pig sty is pretty smart because they will eat everything

[@ShadowSora8491]

@meredithjemola1630 That's why Picton chose to use his pigs to dispose of his victims.

[@bexief31]

Best criminal procedural series ever produced!! The last few seasons, sadly, were not up to the caliber of previous seasons, but there is no arguing how intelligent and influential this show continues to be.

[@Gimpygladiator]

There are so many things this show gets right, and the "we will find you, in fact, we already know who you are" aspect is the greatest part (if not a direct deterrent) and not only testament to the BAU at its inception, but the power it holds today for catching people when they think they're at their cleverest. Profiling may get a LOT of negativity in police work, but when it comes to serial murd3rs, they're eerily accurate. People may lie, but statistics can't. (Edit for spelling)

[@Panwere36]

I think that Farrell in the episode _"Lucky"_ is based partly on the Hillside Stranglers in that one of them tried to claim a separate personality, and Farrell was claiming it was "Satan".

[@EddieM1994]

He has elements of a lot of killers. There's definitely some Joe Metheny and Richard Ramirez in there.

[@1WildFlower93]

Learned about that one recently, it's always mind boggling

[@Panwere36]

@@1WildFlower93 , what is sad is nowadays, the Bureau is so politicized, they will only investigate a serial if he is "someone deplorable".

[@1WildFlower93]

@@Panwere36 yeah because a lot abiding citizen has never done anything wrong. John Wayne Gacy was a law-abiding citizen at face value 💀

[@Panwere36]

@@1WildFlower93 , actually a lot of criminals look normal. I never said the contrary. But there has been many myths that are actually busted when the Bureau actually does there jobs. They haven't been for a number of years. Who knows how many serials have claimed how many victims while they have been "investigation" someone for something as insidious as refusing to take that 30th booster shot.. or that grandmother who voted for Trump... or that kid who DARED to wear a "there are only two genders" t-shirt. Some of that is pure hyperbole... but not by much. I have nothing but respect for all LEOs on every level.. who actually do their jobs. However, we both know what I am talking about.. and we both know how wrong it is. *_The FBI is supposed to be an extension of the Executive Branch PROTECTING AND SERVING CITIZENS.. not imitating the Gestapo, the KGB, or anything of the like._* But then.. all anyone needs to do is look at the Highest Ranking person in the Executive Branch to see how and why that the latter is and the former isn't happening.

[@Michelle.Leslie]

Currently binge watching Criminal Minds now. I try to match them w/ real life killers just w what I already know. Kinda worried that I knew alot more than I thought I would.

[@an_earth_angel]

I wanna make a list of all the episode inspirations one day, but I don’t think I’ll ever be able to keep up 😂

[@justinabakugou5813]

This show inspires me to become a criminologist

[@estebangutierrez160]

I was going to be that too, but I wasn't put in criminal justice class

[@justinabakugou5813]

@@estebangutierrez160 maybe you might get it next time

[@estebangutierrez160]

@@justinabakugou5813 I wish, but I already graduated

[@justinabakugou5813]

@@estebangutierrez160 oh that sucks

[@urrockstargf111]

same!! the moment i watched the first episode i realized what career all of my interests fit in and that was becoming a criminologist!!

[@loracarte]

Can't believe The Beauty Queen Killer (Christopher Wilder)wasn't included. It links to S1 E20 (Charm and Harm) , it follows his modus operandi almost perfectly, his liking of hotel rooms, drowning, his journey throughout the american states, the chase ends exactly the same way as in real life and even more

[@bexief31]

Criminal Minds was the smartest criminal procedural on TV. I remember every episode. Although after Thomas Gibson was fired the storylines were lacking in comparison, those seasons prior were amazing. Great writing, great cast! Its difficult to pick a favorite episode.

[@lindabirkes-lance8915]

When I first saw #5: The Thirteenth Step, I immediately thought of Charles Starkweather and Karyl Ann Fugate. I was not quite 4 yo during their spree, but as a child living only 40 miles west of Lincoln, NE, where they began, I was keenly aware of something going on. I was not allowed to go outside and our house doors were locked. The doors were never locked. I’ve spent my life hearing their names.

[@thatcanadiannorman8690]

Ride the Lightning is still my all time favourite episode to this day. Such a phenomenally crafted story.

[@jocelynhale7168]

The season one episode “Derailed” definitely feels inspired by the night stalker

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

Season 4 was amazing- my two favourite episodes were Love Map & the one with Jackson Rathbone

[@marinarhettsturgill6085]

The episode is called "Conflicted" (season 4, Episode 20) A really good Episode and Jackson Rathbone looks really hot as a woman!!❤

[@OcarinaSapphr-]

@@marinarhettsturgill6085 Absolutely- & I love how it built on earlier events, & had a personal connection to Reed

[@Anony-mous961]

Can you do top 10 or 20 real-life serial killer documentaries

[@Creature_and_Creation]

you forgot that kid that killed with a baseball bat and took other kids into the woods. I forget which season and episode, but I know there was a real case it was probably based off of

[@rubeuspotter719]

Was it about that kid who beat a girl to death with a bat and hid her dead body under his bed and tried spraying his room to cover the evidence?

[@Creature_and_Creation]

@@rubeuspotter719 Hmm 🤔 I don’t think so

[@fromthehaven94]

If Criminal Minds is anything like Law and Order, they'd spin real life cases and add fictional elements to each episode.

[@alyssatheexcellent]

11:47 the reason why Thomas Gibson aka Hotch had to suddenly “relocate anonymously” with his son is because the actor had a temper that was already a problem and allegedly actually kicked a producer of the show and was immediately escorted off the lot. Most of his coworkers don’t have nice things to say about him or Mandy Patinkin…..

[@laurab5750]

They're salty about Patinkin because he left with very little notice. He was tired of episodic tv and the subject matter depressed him.

[@josephcodron8216]

It’s almost scary how I remember all the episodes on the list

[@lauriegialone5757]

I love this show criminal minds I've seen every episode and I was so pissed that they didn't have a true ending episode. But i think just about every episode was based on truth. Like the company, the tall man, and so so somany others. One of the greats shows of all time

[@lizzyfolks9116]

You do know it’s been revived on Paramount+ and has been renewed.

[@sweetoil2952]

@@lizzyfolks9116 No I did not know that :o

[@caitlinray8454]

Great top 20! Super interesting countdown! .... Can we have another one?

[@irenalawlor1935]

About 3-4 years ago there was a news story on the radio where I live(Dublin ireland) about a woman arrested for attempting to slit a man's throat....apparently she loved Criminal minds(My fav show also) and become Irelands answer to Jack the ripper,had a plan to at least murder 3(ovs that's the serial) but was aiming for 7 as her endgame,Irelands first serial killer

[@alexisgreen-hernandez8604]

Criminal minds was an excellent show. I remember watching Criminal minds with my mom and dad as a young adult all the stories were sad 😔 but the team was amazing 👏 👏 👏.

[@kandipiatkowski8589]

I know about #18. He's from my hometown. He was all over the news when they finally caught him.

[@slabpanda]

11:13 that's the look of "yea I did it and I'd do it again"

[@estopesto2647]

The Billy Cyrus episode also took from the Warren Jeffs FLDS cult, with a mother making a phone call that her child was set to marry their leader, who was a sex offender with multiple wives

[@tawanaellsworth8534]

Criminal Minds is one of the best drama crime shows that was ever created and played on television.

[@TRYING222SURVIVE]

“The company” episode still gives me chills

[@bluej.studios4523]

No! Why did it have to end so soon??! 😭😂 Can't wait to see the rest!!!!

[@Sunnylounger]

I remember the episodes with the one who lured girls to his trailer with mirror ceiling abd lots of instruments and his daughter helped him, i guess it is season 2. I was shocked with the plot and i was even more shocked when i found out it was based on the real story and the real person.

[@eloy89]

Season 1, Broken Mirror

[@Starmadien2019]

The Toy Box killer! I used to go to the lake he dumped his victims at. Elephant Butte in New Mexico, moved away years ago.

[@LoveHandle4890]

Bundy and Dahmer were sick, man.

[@petraleopold2713]

absolutely

[@ashleightompkins3200]

Dahmer, yes but Bundy was an entitled rich boy who killed people when he was rejected

[@petraleopold2713]

@@ashleightompkins3200 bundy wasn't rich tho

[@ashleightompkins3200]

@@petraleopold2713 My bad but the rest is accurate

[@petraleopold2713]

@@ashleightompkins3200 agreed although i think he would start killing even if he wasn't rejected, some ppl just have that violent thoughts in them and they start to act them out, rip to all of the victims :(

[@cici6295]

And that's what draws people into this show, we live in scary world!!

[@LuvMJ99]

I remember watching Minimal Loss years ago, only now watching this did I learn that Luke Perry was the cult leader in that episode.

[@chillchill9127]

Thank you for all the research you've made for this vidéo

[@leonardolim8976]

I love criminal minds even better than csi and cold case. Cuz most of the criminals centers around serial killers which is my favorite type and the world's most dangerous criminals

[@acelroca]

My 1st ever series was the mentalist and then Criminal minds, it was this show that iginited my interest with true crime. I remember watching docus of ted bundy when he was mentioned in one of the eps. Good times. I am a forever Dr. Reid fan although all their characters were so written well. There is also a Korean version of the show. I still remember to this day the ep on Hotch, that was really heartbreaking.

[@LadybugMeghan]

Tim Curry was terrifying in his episodes.

[@cathya7045]

He was and still kind of wish we could have gotten Kelsey Grammer and criminal minds granted with his history with criminals and stuff I don't think he would have made an amazing

[@bridgetmarden3345]

Criminal Minds is the best show ever!! I love it and all of the characters ❤

[@Trix897]

I thought that some of the most bizarre criminals were in Florida...until I moved to Seattle...Paul Kenneth Keller was based in the northern suburbs of Seattle. Then you add in serial killers like Ted Bundy and Gary Ridgeway (who worked and lived in the southern suburbs where I live and work) and Stella Nickel (who also lived in the same town I live in) who was the Excedrin Killer, this area has some really crazy criminals.

[@smooshiesmommy5842]

I also noticed that I'm currently in Florida. And I've been watching a lot of True Crime and I've been watching Criminal Minds over here and I also noticed that there is a disturbing amount of cases of like famous serial killers that have some link to Florida. Not only that but I noticed that you are linked to each other like they knew each other

[@caseymacmacl7463]

Bernardo/Homolka actually killed 3 girls. Leslie Mahaffy, Kristin French, and Tammy Homolka.

[@amberlache92]

The fact that she is free is gross

[@caseymacmacl7463]

@@amberlache92 I completely agree. She was every bit as guilty as he was. Her own sister!! Paul wasn't the only one who did nasty stuff to her. She got a free education, a new identity, and she's now remarried and has kids!! KIDS FFS!! I'm an Atheist but people like her make me wish there really was a hell so she could suffer like she made others suffer.

[@smooshiesmommy5842]

Those were the three that they killed together but Bernardo has SAd several women before that

[@caseymacmacl7463]

@@smooshiesmommy5842 I was only referring to the number of deaths. However they sa'd a bunch more together. There is no way of knowing the actual count. I've lived in both Welland which is right next to St. Catharines in the early 90s as well as 20 years in Scarborough. I've driven over the bridge where they found Leslie Mahaffy's body many times. My cousin lived in Welland his whole life and met Paul a couple times when my cousin was smuggling cigarettes. He didn't know him, just knew who he was. My cousin got a couple newspapers over the border during the news blackouts of the case/trial. I know all about the case.

[@smooshiesmommy5842]

@@caseymacmacl7463 that's so scary to find out after the fact

[@xXMBWMXx]

Season 1, episode 19 "Machismo", is definitely inspired by the serial killer Juana Barraza, also called La Mataviejitas

[@paulmurphy773]

another one to add I think would be the season 1, ep 1 (the pilot episode) which I think is based on The Green River Killer... even mentioning at the befining that Unit Chief Jason Gideon was recovering from a breakdown when ordered back to duty by the Director... in the actual case FBI profiler John Douglas also had a breakdown because of this case.. Also the characters of Jason Gideon and David Rossie are based on Douglas as is Jack Crawford in Silence of The Lambs...

[@lukemurphy2537]

You guys all know there is a new season out right? It’s criminal minds evolution 🎉🎉

[@lauriegialone5757]

I wish they would make a spin off or reboot with ried and jj as the leads

[@SakicFan]

The Criminal Minds Episode that fascinates me the most is Season 3 Episode 10, "True Night" because I'm a sucker for vigilante-type stuff and because I want to see a spin-off series featuring the unsub, Jonny McHale as the show's protagonist/anti-hero because there's just WAY too much going on with him that he just has the one episode.

[@cathya7045]

I still cannot watch that episode and give me some expanding for Johnny. My heart breaks for and the actor in a sense

[@stacykeller3812]

It was so sad! I have been binge watching seasons 3-7 over and over again. Lol. - We he says, “They made me Watch….they made me watch.” Broke my heart.

[@yaraviera4444]

Thanks Ms . mojos

[@nevazegrati5543]

Love their homework-Love your homework👍

[@nami_chwaaan]

I really wanted to watch this when i was a kid. Finally i was able to watched this. Already at s10

[@devinp5591]

There are also MANY real life inspired episodes of “The Good Wife” they aren’t true to fact, but definitely inspired by.

[@ameerasalama7359]

tia sharp. almost identical case to one of the episodes in the early seasons, where a young girl was kidnapped at the park and kept in the attic. so many similarities, even their appearance. only tia sharp unfortunately was not saved

[@pie1o1morris46]

Idk for sure if it's true but someone said the episode "Hope" was inspired by what Franklin Delano Floyd did to Suzanne Sevakis (abducted a little girl and raised her to be his 'wife')

[@chyndb]

I wonder if they’re ever gonna have any episodes based on Gertrude b something. The Sylvia Likens case

[@onemaddad3823]

I am so surprised they mentioned Mike DeBardeleben in that first clip. No one ever talks about him, and he’s likely the most advanced, and sophisticated serial offender we’ve ever seen.

[@Its_Jazz357]

I’m surprised that the season 1 episode Charm and Harm wasn’t on here, when I was watching I immediately connected the case in the episode to Christopher Wilder

[@ninademci1500]

Rebecca, whenever I watch the episode, “To Hell… And Back” about the brothers Lucas and Mason, I think of Ted and Jesse Ernst. Ted was a paraplegic and Jesse was slow, if not intellectually disabled.

[@mrs.dr.spencerreid3992]

Let’s all rally to get my hubby on the “Criminal Minds” reboot 😆🤣😂😅💙💚💛🧡❤️💜♥️

[@chelseacanales8763]

The best show

[@amazingperson4076]

I love criminal minds it’s such a great show

[@vonniedemers5683]

The case you said was based on Castro, it is also based in a case where the mother of a SA boy kills the offender with a gun in court. I can't remember her name. There's also the man who killed his sons offender as he was being led to jail.

[@chrisgomez1840]

Painless -Columbine Shade of Gray-JonBenet Ramsey Wheels on de bus- Chowchilla Bus Kidnapping

[@Darquesse24601]

What season/episode is Painless?

[@chrisgomez1840]

@@Darquesse24601 Season 7 Episode 4

[@chrisgomez1840]

@@Darquesse24601 season 7 episode 4

[@haileyhardin1997]

I haven’t seen the new season of criminal minds evolves yet

[@midnightdimensions13]

I love how we're still talking shit about Richard's teeth. Honestly go off XD

[@magic8ball1982]

I watch too much true crime. I've never watched Criminal Minds, but I recognized every case these episodes were based on. Most without them needing to state which case.

[@erikafigueroa5128]

Needs a part 2 or even 3 b/c so many of their stories are base don true life events.

[@cloutcloud2200]

I loved criminal minds cause they pushed things to the limit when it came to CBS or tv shows in general. Like they got away with some amazing gruesome parts lol.

[@anisacovarrubias9039]

I assumed a shade of grey would have been based of the one kid who killed his little sister because he felt like he wasn't getting enough attention

[@LE-zy2od]

Burke Ramsey and JonBenet Ramsey

[@nohandle1028]

Aa much as I'm fascinated by the human psyche, Criminal Minds is a show that gives me nightmares because it's so real!

[@freddiemolinajr.8397]

Decent video

[@trebernard2408]

I always thought the cult episode was based on the Waco massacre, not Jim Jones and the people’s temple…

[@antonyhunt9700]

Never herd off this series need something to start to watch . Herd blackbird his spose to be good so will watch this one after that p.s manhunter his one of the best ever crime series why they didnt make another season his crazy 👍

[@KahtThrift]

Out of all Crime and Law shows ... Criminal Minds is the only one I became obsessed with -- the only one with a relatable, awesome cast, too Couldn't care for any of the people in the other shows.

[@morgankeck7341]

Farrell wasnt loosely based off of Dahmer, it's a dramatized version of a real case and killer from Florida.

[@judiharboremco7175]

Tim Curry was amazing!

[@desireestjean3318]

What about the few unsubs based off of Ed Gein?

[@rubeuspotter719]

I don't watch criminal minds, but I have watched law and order svu occasionally(I watched it more in high school compared to now because of work and the use of netflix) and I'm pretty sure there's a video about svu that's just like this one

[@superdill6665]

I loved Criminal Minds until they fired Hotch.

[@Unstoppable_Unicorn]

I wouldn’t have minded that part so much if they had given him a better exit story. I’m rewatching it now but why couldn’t they keep Beth in either New York or Boston and take half a season while we watch Hotch so tired and then Rossie comes in to see him looking at a picture of him, Beth, and his kid smiling. Rossie comes in and asks what is going on that brightened his year? And Hotch says that Beth is pregnant and they offered him either a teaching gig or to start a new unit or something. I dunno but give him some kind of happy ending because what I also hate is how Hotch’s wife’s sister, Jessica, can no longer see her nephew with how they kicked him off the show.

[@silverbrumbyfan]

@@Unstoppable_Unicorn He got kicked off for gross misconduct after years of abusive behaviour, he doesn't deserve the opportunity to film a happy ending scene. If he had chosen to leave then yeah I'd understand why his ending would upset people but in this case no. It does suck that Jack's character essentially had to be erased too though

[@Unstoppable_Unicorn]

@@silverbrumbyfan I know why he got kicked off the show. But if I were the producer of the show that’s what I would do anyway. Just for the cohesiveness of the script and show. 🤷🏻‍♀️ He doesn’t have to have a teary goodbye or anything just the new season comes up and other characters say why he left and where he is.

[@lucapellari5985]

I miss this TV show.

[@NDeezy]

There’s a reboot on Paramount Plus with a lot of the team back.

[@munkustrap2]

Without Spencer it just isn't as good.

[@estebangutierrez160]

Netflix took it off and I never got to finishes watching it because they didn't put the rest of the seasons on there.

[@brennathecatlover4360]

@@munkustrap2 right I love the characters but without Reid just not the same. Why isn’t Matthew not on the show?

[@marthagilbert3459]

How long did this show last?

[@2Thumb]

From Nepal 🇳🇵

[@helgasigriurivarsdottir7221]

How about s1e3 and the Mormon forger/bomber?

[@josefk7437]

I remember a very preachy episode in the later seasons. The unsub was an incel who was based on Elliot Rodger. The unsub also threw acid in people's faces, like assholes in India and a lot of other countries where throwing acid in people's face is a too-common occurrence.

[@smooshiesmommy5842]

I don't remember the unsub based on Elliot Rogers on Criminal Minds but I remember the one that was based on him from SVU

[@josefk7437]

@@smooshiesmommy5842 It was the episode entitled "Alpha Male" from Season 12. The character's name was Alan Crawford and he was played by Erich Lane. He left a manifesto like Elliot Rodger's that the BAU used to catch him. The BAU educated the audience about what Incels are in that episode.

[@smooshiesmommy5842]

@@josefk7437 oh I don't remember that one. I have to go back & watch that one now. I do know that they had an episode of LaO SVU with character based in him too. It wasn't too long after the irl thing took place

[@sarahp936]

11:00what’s the problem? Seems fine to me.

[@Darquesse24601]

Victim's mother might have got her own justice, but she still committed murder

[@sarahp936]

And? Sometimes people have it coming.

[@Darquesse24601]

@@sarahp936 yup, but sadly the law doesn't seem to see it that way

[@BunnyQueen97]

“Unknown” Zodiac Killer is fortunately an outdated statement 🙌🏽 thank goodness for science!

[@tsukiaquamooncat2041]

Honestly, I felt bad for Lucas. The poor guy shouldn't have been killed. He was manipulated into killing so many people by his brother. Lucas was also a victim.

[@ninademci1500]

Rebecca, the only one I knew of was Bernardo and Homolka.

[@Hhammer]

The Colleen episode is even more hectic in SVU

[@absoluteterror9098]

I listened to a book on tape that covers the Angel of Death in Ohio, it's horrifying he remained active for so long

[@Teeko67]

The lucky episode sounds exactly like Nathaniel Bar Jonah

[@zakdean3002]

Lake and Ng also killed in the Sacramento area.

[@leonardolim8976]

Amber and Toby kernardo. How effing subtle trying to make obvious reference to Paul Bernardo and Carla holmolka.

[@Wazupppl]

I have been watching dhamet it’s grusome but intriguing