Train Track Terror: The Unpredictable Railroad Killer | World’s Most Evil Killers | Real Crime

[@LotusStitchandSketch]

I find it rather ironic that the one guy call him an animal. I wouldn't even give this guy that dignity, because to call him an animal to me validates what he's done and animals don't kill just because they can. They kill for very specific reasons such as self-defense and food. Calling him an animal gives him far more respect than he should ever have been given considering what he did

[@01SaltyWitch]

I hate that saying too. Animals are far more respectful creatures than humans could ever hope to be.

[@honorladone8682]

Yeah! It's not cut and dry.

[@Zorazora1234]

Yes indeed!

[@marmitaa8619]

If you gave just as much about humans this world would've been a different place. But da chimpanzee make big money.

[@brandonbaunach6427]

@@01SaltyWitch Well, dolphins R*pe, torture, and kill smaller fish and other sea creatures pretty regularly, so...

[@molliemae6855]

I watched an episode of “I Survived” about Holly Dunn and her BF. It was heartbreaking and petrifying!

[@LittleBittySaidit]

A lot more info on the incident on that one…more about the victims than the killer. I have stood where they were attacked…I think about them often.

[@rachelkristine4669]

Ikr?! It broke my heart when she talked of her boyfriend & how that Bastard killed him by dumping a huge rock on the top of his head. She was & still obviously is devastated by that event. I feel so badly for her, Poor Darling! 🥺

[@brycecrousore1985]

This voiceover guy rules!!

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

Fred Dinenage

[@honorladone8682]

Not really!

[@LittleBittySaidit]

It’s strange walking along the tracks with my son (who’s obsessed with trains) where the Ky couple was attacked. I grew up houses away from this spot and visit it often. I think about that couple every time. My son is not old enough to know what happened yet.

[@honorladone8682]

I'm glad you're alive! Also had a son.🙏🇺🇸❤️

[@Zorazora1234]

Rachel you’re brave .. I sincerely believe spirits linger, I couldn’t go anywhere near those tracks, I guess this can be said for most of the planet seeing so much hate, genocide has existed in this world, but there’s just something about knowing a location… I saw a story about a young special needs couple from Illinois that ended up on a train in northern Florida, he brutally killed them, it was not mentioned in this episode

[@LittleBittySaidit]

@@Zorazora1234 I never heard about that. Special needs is a big part of my life seeing as I had 13 siblings (8 adopted and 7 had disabilities like Down’s syndrome and Cerebral Palsy). Would like to know more about that. Wondering why it’s never been mentioned in 2 of these documentaries. I don’t doubt it tho.

[@LittleBittySaidit]

@MexicaEklipse sorry I never replied till now. Seen this but I’m too weary about posting where exactly it is myself. It’s out there tho, you can easily figure it out if you really want to! 😉 There’s personal reasons I don’t wanna share the location myself.

[@YoMomsDaBombDotCom]

@@Zorazora1234this is delusional.

[@HBPgaming707]

I listened to a pretty good podcast about this guy called “Dead Man Talking”. It covered Angel and some confessions he made to a journalist before his execution. He claimed that was responsible for other murders that haven’t been attributed to him and that others have been put in jail for. Dunno if there’s any truth to what he claimed, but he was a monster regardless.

[@jimjones1130]

They all say that

[@effeojnedib7208]

I was living about 1 mile from the tracks between Dallas and Ft Worth during this time. I remember the extra caution everyone was doing to their homes to harden them against the threat of this murderer.

[@LittleBittySaidit]

I remember this too! I remember being told to stay away from the tracks where holly and her bf were attacked….after the attack.

[@icarussuraki9929]

I remember this too though I was quite young. I wasn't in Texas, but my family did live near some train tracks and the news stories about this case terrified me.

[@honorladone8682]

Yeah you're right!

[@MilesWilliams88]

He came through Cairo Illinois. It's about 45 minutes from where I grew up. My friends and I were in 4th grade and made a clubhouse by the tracks to "fight" him if he came into our town. I'm thankful he never did. We were so damn dumb. Kids being kids I guess.

[@brandonbaunach6427]

@@honorladone8682 If you're interested in learning more about other people that were similar to Resendiz, then I'd recommend the Mugshots episode about Robert Joseph Silveria Jr. He was also a transient, though not an immigrant, that killed other train riders. He was captured just a few years before Resendiz. The episode also showed the surprisingly diverse and dangerous train-hopping community of the 1990s that Resendiz was a part of, including a group of murderous trainriders that Silveria was in. It's a pretty good watch, if your into that stuff. If not, just tell me to delete the comment.

[@MarinkaSea911]

I hate that this monster died peacefully!

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

Rest In Peace

[@bnfa713tx4]

Before the authorities new who he was me and a friend crossed paths with him he came out of the woods and was walking down the tracks he asked us if there was a store around there and he started walking that way and when we saw him on the news we were like damn. And to make things even weirder, I was baptized by Norman Sirnic’s father, he was the pastor at our church.

[@yoyokiki9670]

Where was this at ??? And you sure it was him ?

[@lorettasearcy1471]

Does anyone remember the name of the movie that was made about him?

[@ColonizersBlow]

I remember when all this was happening. It was huge news when he was found.

[@ScoopsHagendaaz]

Covering dead people with blankets is a form of dehumanization? This is such a stretch it's ridiculous.

[@Matagot90]

I remember this well, as I was a Houston police officer at the time.

[@honorladone8682]

Thanks that's crazy!🙏🇺🇸❤️

[@agems56]

Angelique Dougan You are so right! This guy is a waste of skin, animals are all beautiful innocent creatures!

[@Bayumm65]

Im amazed that he got away with doing this in the South for so long. I figured he would've caught a slug in the chest while breaking into these houses

[@tina89Blackpearl]

Love this channel, always interesting 👍

[@Animalfarm6cats]

The narrator's voice is amazing.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

Fred Dinenage

[@allan9603]

Snap

[@bobhaverbeck7585]

Ok not just me :) I like to listen while falling asleep

[@jrog1543]

I remember being a child staring at the train looking for him.

[@undertakerfanz628]

You need to look for a toothbrush and brush your teeth

[@TubularTv]

@@undertakerfanz628 🤣

[@LittleBittySaidit]

@@undertakerfanz628 what’s that got to do with anything? Just curious!

[@LittleBittySaidit]

I assume you’re being called a liar for remembering this. But I believe you…nobody would believe my ties to this story either. It was big news…as a child, how could you forget. The story of holly and her bf comes up around me often. I still have newspaper clippings on this attack.

[@undertakerfanz628]

@@LittleBittySaidit I'm curious to know why you in my business get a job and mind your business

[@Animalfarm6cats]

Dr. Ramon Laval, Is a copy of Al Pacino. Someone I adore.

[@rachelkristine4669]

Ikr?! Me too! Ever seen Heat & Sea of Love? Those & The Godfather are my fav Pacino films! I also love De Niro, too, especially for the film he did with Robin Williams, called "Awakenings ". If u have never seen any of these, u gotta. They are all first rate. 🥰

[@elvinkrigsman6956]

Most of these types of killers act very meek once they get to prison. They’re very cowardly people around real tough guys.

[@alexibear2599]

I just watched a video about his Florida killings on a boyfriend and girlfriend. They only got confirmation when they caught angel and had him on death row in Texas

[@yoyokiki9670]

Yeah I guarantee he has so many more murders that nobody even knows about I mean he went everywhere on those trains

[@TheLaffDoctor]

Crazy story

[@01SaltyWitch]

13:57 So gross how when informing George of his wife’s death the detective “tried to give him every avenue out” hoping it would be a nanny or a maid, rather than Dr Benton. Like their lives were somehow less important and would have made it easier than this upper class, rich white lady? Man that rubbed me the wrong way. Edit; time stamp

[@Zorazora1234]

Me too I caught that !!!!! And listening to these so call professionals is annoying, they seem to string s*** together to have some preposterous to say bordering on justifying why someone becomes a serial killer. He didn’t start his crimes with murdering anyone, he made a choice, I can name 5 people I know that had horrible childhoods but they didn’t become criminals..

[@brandonbaunach6427]

@@Zorazora1234 But it's their job. If you find it annoying, give me a reason why he would kill.

[@cindyrussell1581]

Some of you Doctors always seem to find excuses for these evil people, Most of us have bad parents to look to but that doesn't give you a free ticket to take someone's life. Come on you know that, I know that and they the killers know that.

[@undertakerfanz628]

Cindy take a bath and get a job

[@barryezechukwu3595]

🎤 Louder,, it fucking pisses me off using their childhood as a leverage to justify their henious crimes, we all had our childhood bitter experiences too .. Dey deserve life for a life.. Straight execution if found guilty no time for jail shit

[@cindyrussell1581]

@@barryezechukwu3595 I agree 💯 cause I know if it was someone I loved or cared about I wouldn't wait for justice cause their isn't any. And always blaming their past of when they were children bullshit, like you said we all had problems.

[@agems56]

Cindy Russel I have lived with a day home environment which my wife ran since the early 1980's, and I can honestly say that the behavior of the children in general has gotten worse since then starting in the 90's when belligerent behavior was regarded by parents as strong willed instead of uncooperative and not obeying what the parents say! The children from the '80's were more obedient with good manners, and didn't break or throw toys around! One could clearly see how less time was spent on their children by them sending their children right after our day home for the whole day to various activities after supper, and then right to bed, five days a week! Sadly children know that they have the upper hand since the back of the hand was outlawed by childless experts! Today's society really says it all!

[@cindyrussell1581]

@@agems56 I agree, children today have the run of the parents cause most parents allow it. There's no spending time with children, no communication anymore. I can see it in my granddaughter, put her on a iPad so they don't have to deal with her, but when I have her it's outside doing stuff.

[@fungfrancis7156]

Why did he need to be so violent and so prolific:? Did he ever explain why?

[@Lemminjoose]

I remember this episode of Criminal Minds!

[@honorladone8682]

I loved that show!

[@adrianaofflimits6433]

Always look forward to your videos

[@yoyokiki9670]

I remember this guy on America’s most wanted way back in the 90s crazy time living by the tracks he went everywhere

[@steemdup]

I'd wager that God didn't tell Resendiz a damn thing; however, his ears were WIDE open listening to the devil.

[@Zorazora1234]

He is the epitome of why I say All Life is Not Sacred A lot folks need not be born. ….

[@rickeyanthony6596]

They dont talk about the couple he killed in Florida that hopped the same train that he did. They was young and he killed them because they had a book on black magic. I live in Brewton Alabama but my moms family is from East Texas. My mom was living in West U in Houston Texas just a few hundred yards from the YMCA. She lived in a old run down house green house and the train tracks was only about 50 feet from her house in the back yard. She lived there with my step dad and there 2 sons while me and my older brother from her first marriage lived in Alabama with are dads family. My mom told us about the Railroad killer and i mean the train tracks was are back yard. I was 13 at the time and me and my brothers was playikh in the back yard and i seen this Mexican walking the train tracks. We didnt know what he looked like, 13 years old you really dont watch the news but anyways he targeted Rich people mean people that wasnt poor. We was going to the grocery store one day and we seen this house on the corner taped off, it was a new brick house. We was picking woundering if the Railroad killer did it. We figured it was him and it was. It was Doctors Benton's house the Lady Doctor. I seen him walking the train tracks a few days before he killed her. Looking back i wounder why he didnt mess with us, i guess it was because my mom and step dad was barely getting by or it was becausei seen him during the day or it was because my mom was at home all day with 4 boys.I'll never know but Im blessed by God that he didnt mess with us. We lived on pins and needles that year

[@yoyokiki9670]

Wowwwwww this is so crazy that you seen him you know there’s probably way more people he killed and it’s never came about he was seen in Arkansas too and we lived right bye the tracks it was scary times they probably wouldn’t have never caught him if he didn’t let them

[@AriKhuu]

Whos the narrator? This narrator and Bill Kurtis can get me to watch anything

[@blacksapphirerain]

Fred Dineage, he is THE British true crime narrator, as well as the official biographer to the Kray twins.

[@anaportillo8170]

There's nothing more evil than a child murderer. To kill the most defenseless and purest of a human being.

[@brandonbaunach6427]

But none of the victims were children...

[@Zorazora1234]

I kinda wish he wasn’t put to death, I think he killed a lot more people Sam Little finally started talking about the women he murdered, helped close a lot cases and give families answers

[@timetowakeup6302]

The FBI Files series does a better job with the storytelling, narration and reenactment of this case in my humble opinion. Episode title “Tracks of A Killer”

[@undertakerfanz628]

You need to do a better job of spelling so you wouldn't have to edit your comment

[@tanjamarie6807]

@@undertakerfanz628 is there a reason for this douchebaggery?

[@Rainy-In-The-Desert]

Thanks! I subscribed and will see how they are ☺️ love giving good channels a chance!

[@Rainy-In-The-Desert]

@@dvdjsvd you should try That Chapter ☺️

[@pharmapilly8479]

For me this guy's voice is epic.....makes me wanna watch all crime videos

[@kalpanaperry6709]

Lots of people have been horrifically abused as a child and do not grow up to cruelly ,brutally rape and kill people. This is so disturbing and displays such disregard for human life and suffering. God bless all the victims and their families.

[@marveljones7126]

I remember him!! That man was very much evil.

[@marveljones7126]

@Indiana Terry : It’s nothing fake about what that evil man did!! So don’t disrespect the victims families by saying something like that.

[@jeschinstad]

Evil is just a stupid excuse. He was broken and nobody was there to repair him.

[@marveljones7126]

@@jeschinstad : You sound retarded you said repair him lol the man was not a toy. He was evil on 2 legs.

[@jeschinstad]

@@marveljones7126: We distinguish repair from healing in these cases, because as you know, healing makes people much more dangerous. To be clear, I was not specifically referring to cognitive repair, but to the general principles of CR, cognitive rehabilitation therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, desensitization, cognitive deprogramming, etc. What word would you have chosen for repathing a neural network?

[@marveljones7126]

@@jeschinstad : You didn’t say healing ❤️‍🩹 you said repair and you can’t repair know one cause they are not toys or cars. They are Hermans that need help if they can be helped and he couldn’t be helped. So that word “ Repair “ don’t fly and I bet you haven’t help a lot of people. I can help way more people than you.

[@JoeyBins]

So true! i have schizophrenia, severe depression, anger issues and so on and i even have dreams/nightmares about doing shit like this, but that does not mean i will start go around killing people. But then again i have pretty much fully isolated myself from the world and only step outside to go fishing or buy food so i mean i'm pretty much ruining my life either way, but atleast i won't ruin others by doing so.

[@Lex6378]

I think there’s a criminal minds episode with Andre Rojo based on him

[@syxxpoppin8830]

@6:56 burglary aggravated battery and grand theft = BAG

[@chucklesdarwinwaswrongevol9264]

It’s ironic that a man named angel was a murderer

[@mestengo22]

Classic sociopath/psychopath progression they believe ppl are suckers/fools for making it so easy for them

[@davidwoermansr]

Let me guess before it starts 1 of the most evil killers

[@sofiausa]

I watch a lot of documentries about criminal and serial killers, one thing they all have in common is that how long it takes to catch a killer. Maybe police and FBI need to hire smart people.such a shame.

[@Zorazora1234]

I’m not saying this just because I’m a woman but they need to hire and listen to women…. my son has always said “ mom women are more attuned than men, women use areas of their brain that me don’t tap into…

[@jamesr.vanpattenjr.8963]

I hope he repented

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

❤

[@spencerhonda7445]

We don't need Brits explaining American crimes.

[@lolitadiaz0113]

Lmao why 😂

[@Fastcyarmon]

My grandma helped find him

[@rml1919]

He ain't got nothin on Richard Ramirez.

[@DirtySanchez943]

Yeah Rich Ramirez beat hiz azz in gaol!!!

[@SKA343]

I love how the show leaves out that he was a Hispanic and only targeted middle class white women. It wasn't racial at all 😆

[@01SaltyWitch]

They definitely didn’t leave out the fact he was Mexican, they literally said as much at 21:35. It was made clear he was born in Mexico, deported back to Mexico 5 times for his crimes. Nice try pushing your agenda, but if you actually watched the video you’d see you’re wrong, two of the women he killed Dominguez and Konvica weren’t white women and he killed several men.

[@honorladone8682]

Yeah forgot that part!

[@TravelAlwaysOfficial]

You sure it was only white women? It could be that the white cases were the ones paid attention to. And I believe for sure he was doing the same thing in Mexico. He was a serial rapist, that's not going to stop just because he's living in another country.

[@madredepeque2791]

Dr Yardley, she's the best

[@MelbyDK]

Elisabeth Yardley She is so terrible she spoild the whole series she is horrible

[@lolitadiaz0113]

Why

[@MelbyDK]

Her way of speaking is terrible

[@danhanqvist4237]

"deceased female" a.k.a. "dead woman".

[@Nihil847]

Ok? Why is that a problem

[@danhanqvist4237]

@@Nihil847 It is an odd way of talking about people. There's nothing wrong with the normal word "woman". "Female" is abstracting. It's like calling a "dog" "canine". Police is an odd sort of language. It's often fake-technical. A report is no more objective for referring to a man as a "man" rather than a "male" or to a woman as "a woman" rather than a "female".

[@danhanqvist4237]

And "dead" means "dead". "Deceased" is sugar-coating.

[@brandonbaunach6427]

@@danhanqvist4237 Your very nitpicky.

[@Munozmorirapronto]

Nobody has a soul, that is an invention from fairy tales and religions.

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

God Is Great

[@Munozmorirapronto]

@@SuperGreatSphinx Yeah, Im sure u have seen him several times... 🖕

[@viccrown8188]

And at least NINE PEOPLE could STILL be ALIVE today if politics didn’t keep our border wide open. Thank a democrat.

[@honorladone8682]

I'm not sure about that bold statement.

[@christosswc]

He gave himself up voluntarily and they put him to death? I guess the message is to never give yourself up, there's nothing in it for you. Let them look for you and catch you themselves.

[@Animalfarm6cats]

He deserved more than that.

[@kimwalsh]

A clear conscience, that's something don't you think, but then again do people like this have a conscience? probably not................

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

He was a murder vatnik

[@Arunnejiro]

This is honestly something I've been thinking about after watching many crime shows. While they are not allways this cut and dry. The dynamic of, if there are extreme punishments such as the death penalty, after some point, shouldn't the criminal just fight to the death? There was another case where 7 convicts escaped from prison. When they escaped they could have killed all of the guards but they didnt do it. One of the prisoners tried to rape one of the female nurses but the other escapees stopped him. When they stole vehicles and and broke into peoples houses because they didnt have money and obviously couldnt get a job they didnt hurt anyone, even a teenage girl. Eventually they were all captured and put to death. While sevral of them have committed murders in the past, they would have done better just killing everyone who they came into contact with because thats how some of them were caught. One guy in particular robbed a store because he ran out of gas, but he just left, after he did the woman called the police. Of course I dont condone the actions of criminals but when you think about it whats in it for the criminals to play nice once they have passed a certain point. I dont think I have ever heard anyone explore this idea.

[@SKA343]

Yeah I know poor guy are you frigging serious?

[@thomasmcclenan1776]

A PERFECT REASON TO CLOSE THE AMERICAN BORDER FOREVER = NOONE AND NO MORE ENTRY AT ALL

[@brandonbaunach6427]

What? Just because this guy is a piece of crap, doesn't mean everyone else coming in is. F*ckin racist.

[@catarinagracio1997]

Por acaso é mexicano...um pormenor! Também existem serial Killers americanos

[@coyotefeather4896]

What are you, 13 years old? Our country would implode without trade with the rest of the world, latín America included.

[@busalove2013]

Never thought I'd consider any serial killer worse than Ted bundy or John Wayne gacy, but this POS was definitely right up there with them!