Killer obsessed with 'Dexter' told neighbors to ignore screams - Crime Watch Daily Full episode

[@ryanw2607]

The irony is that this guy would be the exact person dexter would kill

[@onidoremc9490]

Mentally sick person

[@HeatherL7290]

Right he'd be on his table 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@LAINA.byoutiful]

Exactly 💯!!

[@cjvaye99]

lmao

[@Nighttimebathtubhallucinator]

oh yeah... thats some gooood irony

[@realcanadiangirl64]

Am I the only person who would be suspicious if my neighbour told me to ignore the screams coming from the garage were for a movie??

[@gardensofthegods]

I read the description and the comments and decided not to watch any of this except for the story about the police officer but from what I gather yes I would be very suspicious . And I still got the general idea of what the first story was all about and even with a message like that from the neighbor somebody should have made a phone call to the police just tell them to see what that guy is really doing in his garage

[@bluue6952]

Especially in a small neighborhood here in Edmonton. Hahaha.

[@marigold3208]

I have to be honest, that would make me even more suspicious.

[@ArchEnemy969]

How many film-makers have you known?

[@dadof3239]

Just imagine asking to be in the movie

[@JustBE_U]

The instructions to get to the house would of made me go back home.. and you never meet someone new outside of a public place..

[@liveandlearn1624]

Exactly.

[@deborahkizer4664]

Never.😢

[@dreamingtree6093]

Enough with the victim blaming. Focus on the fact that people shouldn't hunt, torture snd kill people. It's clear the first victim was not a neurotypical person.

[@ashleybushaw4071]

​@@dreamingtree6093 Victim-blaming is wrong, but so is diagnosing people when you're not a professional and you haven't personally assessed them.

[@ccandice78]

He was desperate for a date 😅

[@newlife8610]

Reminds me of when a victim got away from Damher & a woman called the police. When police get there Jeff says we are lovers, he’s just drunk. They gave him back to Dahmer who killed him.

[@alamkoramdammoto]

It was the police negligence for not investigating if the woman is speaking the truth or just really drunk as what dammer wanted to impasized her. Those police officer failed their job to save and to protect the poor innocent people who seek help and protection. They dont use their common sense and instinct they just gave the woman away to the criminal cause they are lazy of investigating of what is real and from a bluff.

[@peztopher7297]

They thought it was funny... And he was only 15!

[@liamwyse6142]

That's crazy gave him back to be killed wtf

[@RosaNesh]

@@liamwyse6142 IKR

[@adotintheshark4848]

and ate him

[@dreadnoughtus2598]

"I decided not to tell anybody." Yeah, cheers for that mate! Other people were attacked and killed, but as long as your not 'embarrassed' everything's good.👍

[@just_nate_8694]

Exactly what I thought...dudes a loser

[@emo_penguin420]

I read this before watching and was confused. Just saw the whole thing, and man, you're so right!! If only Gilles had the same sized apple bag as Crime Watch Daily reporters when they march up to doors for interviewers.

[@kalimaisme2]

Exactly, that was my exact thoughts. What A B****, just because you're embarrassed. You let your ego get in the way now. Somebody else was killed, he could have stopped that.

[@nano2424]

I agree that's not embarrassing for someone looking for a fast hookup, he got someone killed unfortunately.

[@tartanmystic4025]

Couldn't have said it better... There should be a charge if someone's hurt after you fail to report to police but want to go on media platforms discussing it... Funny how quickly sympathy can fade

[@hersheyssmith2104]

This is the reason why when something bad happens to you whether you’re molested, r*ped, almost killed tell authorities about it so they can investigate and out the perpetrators behind bars! By doing so, you’re also SAVING other people from experiencing the same fate you had.

[@nomygame5732]

Yeah like the woman getting drugged and raped by her husband, it really helped to put him behind bars....I mean, I agree with you, but still...

[@vinceishere8058]

Dexter doesn’t kill innocent people…. That’s what makes him great.

[@SheisB515]

I was looking for this comment! How was the guy obsessed with Dexter but wasn't going after the bad guys?!

[@tnsloek]

Seems like he was more obsessed with his killing methods..

[@umanicksy7107]

Yeah he failed so bad. Poor guys just looking for dates are definitely not supposed to be his target.

[@amandajames6412]

Got bought the boxset this year, I'm gonna start watching them tomorrow now, :)

[@key2dastreetstv]

Yeah for the most part but he did when they got in the way he had to kill a neighbor n he killed 2 detectives when they figured him out

[@JeanHenley4222]

Poor Johnny he could have been saved if someone had went to the police 😕 😢😢

[@josephzallen1527]

Yeah like those neighbors.

[@sanabnormal4975]

Sadly this mistake was a blessing in disguise: If they went to the police without a real murder being done, specially in a place like Canada, that monster would have gotten nothing (another monster that works as a lawyer may leave a doubt that this guy was just making a movie look real with the fear in the victim, it was a prank, whatever...even if found guilty get a very low sentence and would have the opportunity to then do this multiple times with things better planned. They wouldn't have him treated as the serial killer he was.

[@jay4you853]

​@@sanabnormal4975Maybe the law isn't always fair or what we'd want it to be, but please stop making up a narrative. He should have gone to the police. Period. No excuse.

[@sarahjohnson3010]

Imagine the guilt of not going to the Police, and then another person dies a week later! I’m not sure I could ever forgive myself 😢

[@rustyshackleford7265]

Both victims are morons. Only the saddest loser would fall for this nonsense. "OH I'm a beautiful girl who wants to meet a moron like you immediately, just climb under this garage door"

[@fernandoanthony63]

He didn't seem the slight bit remorseful or guilty in these interviews. He seems like he thinks he's a hero for testifying AFTER the second victim died.

[@Andrew-hx3jq]

Agreed. He doesn't seem remorseful at all. He literally could have lead the police to the guy's home after the first attack.

[@happydays7143]

Gosh he could have saved lives if he had gone to the police , what on earth was he thinking ????

[@kalimaisme2]

Yeah, he just didn't want to be embarrassed. But yet he'll get interviewed. On crime watch daily, LOL.

[@MR-df6fe]

If this has never happened to you, you don’t have any say in what he should or should not have done. You have no idea what he went through so zip it.

[@daniellecoles445]

@@MR-df6feyes we do have a say on what people should do if they escape a psychopath. It may literally save a life. If this was your community you'd hope the same

[@amandawhite6693]

​@@daniellecoles445lol, ok, because you think k everyone's brain works like your right, you thi k everyone thinks like you to? You should understand the science behind trauma before tou speak up saying g you have the right,,,no that is called entitlement, you think your entitled to someone saying something, there is a difference

[@madsdee7803]

He was thinking he would look like the dirty pig (suckered) like he is if he went there like that. SOmeone else's life was not worth his embarrassment.

[@ericvansteenlandt7888]

The first case ;What a coward you must be not to report such a nasty incident !

[@rustyshackleford7265]

Both victims were incredibly stupid. Nothing of value was lost but we did get some free entertainment out of it. Win/win

[@feleciagmiller872]

So you blaming the victims for someone who should have been aborted or swallowed.

[@kingminion771]

That’s there job

[@mistylyons760]

I would have drove straight to the police station and showed them exactly where the house is. Mind blowing.. embarrassed???? Wtf

[@rustyshackleford7265]

Both victims are beyond stupid. Zero sympathy

[@margochanning6868]

This serial killer gets out in 25 years?! He'll get out and kill again. That's crazy. The death penalty needs to be brought back across North America.

[@vienogola1421]

Canada is British and the British are namby Pamby about murder..

[@The_Cholo]

Agreed.meanwhile there are minorities in prison for life for weed charges.

[@sookie4195]

You need to thank liberals.

[@catserver8577]

He can't have been too "obsessed" with Dexter, nor be a "super fan", if he didn't catch the huge plotline that Dexter killed people like him. Exclusively. This is what happens when you get an idiot mixed with a sociopath.

[@ashleybushaw4071]

Like those morons who say "I'm a Rick" when the character was deliberately designed to be a giant POS. 🙄

[@wesleyorange8133]

That's why Dexter is fiction and not reality. Anyone who would kill someone methodically also kills anyone they can.

[@catserver8577]

@@wesleyorange8133 Well sure, but no one should be blaming a TV show for this moronic psychotic's behavior. Including the moronic psycho.

[@kimclarke5018]

The fact is the first victim should have immediately gone to the police. He could have saved someone else’s life.

[@carljacala6157]

His a selfish human being

[@rockon8174]

Pride

[@Rasz_Milli]

I’m literally pissed about that same fact. I’m glad he survived and all but he literally just decided “Nah, better keep this to myself.” Simply cuz he was embarrassed? Inconsiderate, selfish piece of trash. I just don’t get it.

[@alexanderwhatley9531]

Wow!!! There a chance he’ll get out. The justice system is so screwed up. A serial killer serves a few years while a drug dealer gets life without parole smdh

[@popescuandrei5142]

A drug dealer is also a serial killer because of how many are dying due to drogs

[@QueenToxicRain]

​@@popescuandrei5142 not a weed dealer

[@realcanadiangirl64]

Here in Canada "Life" is only 25 years. Our justice system is awful

[@wesleyorange8133]

He will get out.

[@alexanderwhatley9531]

@@popescuandrei5142 then you call doctors licensed serial killers they’re the biggest drug dealers known they rather give a pill then to tell you what fruits and vegetables eat to get the same effect without the addiction

[@constanttraveler]

Too ashamed to report it and save others, but happy to report it now for the fame

[@lindafinch1520]

yes the first guy who escaped should have reported it. Would the cops have investigated? maybe, maybe not. In the Breanna Dennison case in Reno before it happened a young lady went to police and said she had been raped and the guy tried to kill her. They didn't believe her, they didn't even investigate which in my opinion is criminal on the cops part because even if they didn't believe her it's their duty to investigate and at least TRY to find out if something happened. And then Breanna Denison was raped and murdered by the same man.

[@Confessions089]

Victim blaming is a horrible look on you.

[@ashleymandigo4406]

​​@@Confessions089victim blaming happens every day he'll be fine... he absolutely could have done more to try and help the next person

[@thecrispymaster]

@ashleymandigo4406 he's aware of that and that's why he eventually came forward, because he felt awful and that he should have done something. It's easy to be all judgemental when you're not in that position.

[@user-uq1yk1kp1u]

The couple refused to help 😢

[@noreenperez8666]

Humans🙄

[@peasndough]

Probably thought it was something to do with the movie

[@NativeWarrior88]

Thats because the police wont charge them with Obstruction!

[@jean-emmanuelcasseus7368]

They thought the two of them were planning to mug them, saw it on Dateline

[@Kristen.The.Girl_]

As much as I DO feel for victim #1, it was his responsibility to call the police no matter how embarrassed he was knowing there was someone out there who was targeting innocent people. There may not even have been A second victim had he called the police because he probably would have been able to lead them to the house that he was lured to. So as much as I do feel awful for what he experienced, he also seriously dropped the ball.

[@kimothy996]

Victims are not responsible for stopping the horrible actions of others. Could it have made a difference if he went to the police asap? Potentially, and we will never know. Him reporting this crime immediately does not mean there would have been enough for the police to take preventative actions for the next victim. This attacker clearly was going to do this over and over again. This man was experiencing embarrassment and shame, a common reaction to trauma, which always makes it difficult for victims to report. He probably didn't realize this would happen again, that it was an insane, one time fluke. And to his credit, he did report it. That is a large part of the reason why they were able to confirm the other man was murdered. Victims are not responsible for the actions of others. Victims of violence go through experiences they wouldn't want to go through in the first place. It's a huge and unfair burden to say victims are responsible for the actions of their attacker if they do not report. Let's not victim blame for how folks react to extreme and horrific trauma. We never know how we will actually react to trauma until it happens to us.

[@Kristen.The.Girl_]

@@kimothy996 so we're gonna ignore the fact that someone else could've still been alive had he reported it right away instead of waiting until the other guy was dead? No way am I "victim blaming" but he literally said that he just wanted to be done with it and not deal with it. So he knew there was a man actively trying to kill people and he did nothing. And now someone else is dead. Yeah, he reported him. When it was too late. I absolutely feel for him but we're not talking a sex crime or something. He was embarrassed for getting kidnapped? He had a duty to report it, embarrassed or not. I do not hate this man. But I do know that there would've been action taken right away given everything he went through. You really think someone would take a story like that to the cops and they just wouldn't look into it? I don't even like the cops and I still know that he had a strong enough story for them to look into it. He could've even taken them to the place he drove to. But he did nothing and now someone else is dead. I get that trauma can cause Shame but that's not usually regarding situations like this. I'm sorry but this man knew there was an active predator on the loose and he chose to sweep it under the rug. You're not going to change my mind that that just isn't okay. And you're not going to guilt me by calling me a victim blamer. This is literally just common sense. If he was embarrassed over what happened it was because of his ego but he had 0 regard for anyone else who may have ended up in his shoes, and oh look, someone did, and they're now dead. Not cool. It sounds like you are referring more to sex crimes in which case I understand the embarrassment much more. But this guy wasn't so embarrassed that he couldn't ask the couple walking their dog for help. He was just too embarrassed once he escape. And I'm glad he escaped. You think this guy thought this was a one time fluke? Who tries to kill someone in THIS manner on a one time fluke? This was very planned out. The dude was dangerous, he knew where he was, and he did nothing. It would be naive to believe this guy wasn't gonna try again considering he failed on victim #1. He had a responsibility to his community to make it known that this person was out there. Be as mad at me as you want but maybe try thinking about how the second victim's family/friends feel. It was preventable and it simply wasn't prevented. 🤷‍♀️

[@Catenfur]

⁠@@Kristen.The.Girl_Exactly. The fact he knew where he lived makes all the difference here too!

[@davidgust4045]

You have no mercy for the victim 😢

[@Kristen.The.Girl_]

@@davidgust4045 I can have "mercy" for what someone has gone through while still holding them accountable for further damage they caused. That man was lucky to make it out of there with his life, yet he didn't think of all the others who may experience what he did? He had an obligation to let this be known to the police that this person was out there doing what they were doing. I'm glad he's alive, I'm glad he got out of there. But he even said he just wanted to forget about it and move on. Which in reality, was a selfish move. I can still have sympathy for someone while holding them accountable.

[@motherofthreeb6337]

Why would you meet someone with such intricate directions and it looks sketchy when you arrive AND still go in! 🤷‍♀️

[@adambirman2379]

Anything to get laid.

[@dianealarcon8304]

Sounds like a B-horror flick!! We are watching and screaming at the screen, “ Don’t go in!”

[@tartanmystic4025]

I remember that Dexter case... It still boils my blood Gillet did nothing after he was attacked but protect his fragile ego. I went through hell on earth in 2011 & absolutely wanted to close myself off to memories but I went to the police for the sake of future victims. Sorry but it really gets my back-up when people are so selfish

[@DJDost]

I feel you! He's a real jerkoff for not saying anything!!!

[@ashaknowsbest7719]

Thank you for caring for others, we need more people like you!!!!!

[@thickjoint]

​@@tendraftsdeepdid you even watch the video?

[@Llc221]

You’re all seriously weirdos fr. Don’t tell his guy how he should feel, he came forward as soon as he realised the killer struck again, he never stopped to realise and think that the dude would trap another after his first failed attempt because he was traumatised and ashamed that he got himself into this situation in the first place. He isn’t selfish, but you guys are like a pack of Hawks. That guy is a VICTIM, don’t blame him because that’s sick as fuck

[@Kneegrowplz210]

Dork

[@GB-pk5ku]

What is weirder is the new owner of the garage not cleaning or remodeling the place. He should be monitored too. Total freak!

[@ofwinjapan5426]

Moral lessons of this episode Don't easily trust specially when you only meet a person online ,there are a lot of monsters now a days human being are more scariest than a real monster now days

[@deadmanthehekatonkheire994]

Thanks, Dr Phil.

[@madsdee7803]

Conned by early dirty sex talk and a stolen picture of a pretty girl too young for them.

[@yvettedurbangirlsa]

If the first victim went to the Police the second victim would be alive today 😢 He chose pride over doing the right thing

[@itssyagirld8727]

So fun fact my family’s old house was down the road from this and this is true. We got notes in our mailboxes that there was a movie filming and if there was noise basically ignore it. I think I was 9 and thought Hannah Montana or Beyoncé were filming down the street. Nope just dude decapitating someone. This is the first case that got me into true crime.

[@kylieryan3523]

Sending infinite blessings to Matias.What a great and honourable man. I feel so proud of him and I'm not even related.

[@whitefreeman5798]

if he was honorable he would have never become a cop

[@libertylover4575]

⁠There are both good cops and bad cops - they’re not all the same person!

[@whitefreeman5798]

@@libertylover4575 if there were good cops they would help people and try to solve and prevent crime not pull people over for traffic violations and try to create a crime and they would make it their mission to root out the bad cops not be part of the problem for covering for them and turning a blind eye

[@AudreyLMcFarland]

For the last story - Truly Inspiring! Matias Ferreira - Thank you for serving, and showing us that we can overcome anything we put our minds, and efforts, too!

[@isabelramirez381]

Not blame anyone , but maybe if the first victim would of spoken up maybe this second guy wouldn’t be died ….

[@ashleybushaw4071]

The first crime would've resulted in a slap on the wrist, so the second guy might have survived. But the killer was determined to fulfill his sick fantasies and another victim would've been found eventually.

[@bluefaery1865]

Online dating is more dangerous than most people think.

[@scootchieandboo7475]

I wonder if there was something in his chat or that he did that prevented him from calling the police, i cant imagine embarrassment being the real reason.

[@Noneofyourbusiness57817]

you’re a woman. you don’t understand the shame this man felt by being duped

[@shannonrose4370]

Exactly!!!! He must have said something that would have made him look really bad as a human being. Especially if it was all about sex. He must have a twisted mind himself to not say anything

[@jeffreysandoval4191]

What do you mean the surprised couple refused to help, who does that? I hope they never need help from a stranger.

[@dianealarcon8304]

What is more shocking is that you’d think one of the two people would have had more brains than the other 😳🙄!! What is wrong with these people 😠🤓🫣🫢

[@mandylf4158]

I would have helped call 911. That couple was pathetic to leave someone in serious need of help. Sad world. ❤🙏

[@pumpthebrakes]

Victim #1 if you’re reading this, your inaction and the results are going to stay with you for the rest of your life - that’s a tragedy and a terrible burden to carry

[@samanthaeduardamoreira1630]

I can't fathom why Giles did not go to the police..

[@amandajames6412]

Its awful how these sicko's play all normal to lure his victims, my heart goes out to the families. I can't even start to try n imagine what the victims went through its just so upsetting these poor people ❤️

[@GraveYardShif7]

_I went to the same school as Mark when we were kids. He went to Aldergrove Elementary School, in Edmonton, Alberta in the late 80's with me. We were both in the same class, he was 1 year older then me and all the kids stayed away from him because he had behavior problems. I remember in grade 3 I introduced myself because I felt bad he had no friends and he just stared at me. In grade 4 he poked a little Black Girls Eyes with a Pencil and he had this sadistic look in his eyes when the teacher took him away. I'm 43 years old now and I never forgot that._

[@geraldinechislett186]

I remember this with great clarity…this happened in a back alley two doors down from my house….Gil dodged a bullet, but because he did nothing a man died in a horrific attack

[@annhitchcock3093]

It’s a weird thing, but victims often feel embarrassed and ashamed of what happened to them. Fear is a terrible thing as well. I do wish he had had the courage to go to police.

[@dianealarcon8304]

Call, anonymously, if you are too scared; but, make the call!!

[@TheBlairWenchProject]

_if only the surviving victim would’ve reported him…_

[@jazzyg530]

Unfortunately, he may not have been locked away for that. Court is disappointing. But maybe he would have stopped trying. Who knows

[@itskristinawithak]

What really disturbs me is how absolutely normal this guy looks… Also, trust your gut if something feels off! Most definitely do not meet a complete stranger in private, always in public first…this is life rule 101

[@lindafinch1520]

Yes it's terrifying. They can look so normal and can even be charming like Ted Bundy.

[@itskristinawithak]

@@lindafinch1520 yes! This guy looks like one of my dating app matches…Then I realized I don’t live in Canada 😅

[@faraon2012]

I Say, mentally derange and drug is out of control in usa. 😮

[@Authorised-q5s]

​@@lindafinch1520he was not charming. Until this day I do not understand how anybody can say that. He looked like someone to be avoided.

[@RicheeBee-nn8mn]

And driving creepy hidden directions and hiding from view coming in . Trust me bro NO ONES housewife is home alone and wants to meet you same day meeting you 😩 plz don’t trust it .

[@vanesslifeygo]

In this situation, when you're told to not call the police for whatever reason "shooting a film" or whatever, you can still call, but add in your description that it's probably nothing and you were told it's a movie, but have no evidence to prove it's a movie. It will become a low priority call, but at least this way, SOMETHING will be in the logs. Unfortunately we have a lot of people making stupid calls because they want to deport people they don't like.

[@Texass117]

Hello this is 911 what's your emergency? Yes I would like to order 5 deportations at 123 Main St please. Yes sir is that all? I would also like a side of kneecapping and eye gouging please. Yes sir at once.

[@teddymills1]

Your neighbor comes to see you and tells you to ignore any screams you hear. I could not call police fast enough and arm myself from Mr Crazy.

[@oiuytv]

The 1st BONEHEAD should've told the cops!!! Then there wouldn't have been a 2nd victim! Jackass!

[@sharonlewis6258]

I can't believe anyone would even go in there like he did.

[@ashleybushaw4071]

Women would never.

[@NKBurlington]

If he had gone to police poor Jonny might still be with us. 😢

[@tracytalksalot1513]

This Dexter copycat happened in my neck of the woods…. Too close for comfort!

[@jasb9255]

Same here... it's too much 😔

[@trufamilybromontqc]

same,its close enough

[@49ers_red_and_gold2]

The internet can be very dangerous. I'm 37 years old, and I never met anyone off of the internet. I'm old fashioned we gonna meet at a bar or on the streets. If I did talk with someone over the internet, we would FaceTime. If they refuse, I block them quickly! 😩

[@ashleybushaw4071]

I'm guessing you probably also tell a friend where you're going and who you're meeting! Women actually think about these things whereas men can't conceive of becoming victims.

[@peggypeggy4137]

You are smart to be old fashioned. Meet at bar, restaurant, or coffee shop. Anywhere where it is well lit and public. This guy met at a garage in ally. I just wish he would have reported MT right away but he probably felt stupid for getting duped like that. MT was an idiot for thinking he would actually get away with this. Leaving info on his laptop after he "deleted" his files. He's where he belongs and he got a good dose of reality.

[@Authorised-q5s]

Face Time is not even enough. In person in public or not at all.

[@emo_penguin420]

Lol come on Chris Hansen, Dexter wasn't a cop! He made a point of that lol. He was a (pushes glasses up) blood spatter expert, jeez 😉

[@diggorypat66]

I could never live in a house with that bad history

[@spaceexploration4169]

This is old news.....but it goes to show you how movies and television influence some people.

[@RodGrom]

I understand the concept of blurring victims faces on these types of tv shows, but blurring the criminals face, not only I don’t understand it, I don’t want to understand and I am completely against it!!! Criminals faces should always be revealed to the public, specially when it comes to violent criminals such as murders and rapists!!!!

[@ladyfreedomsrawnarratives]

Thank you to the marine for answering the call to action and for inspiring young people to do the same. To the judge that let that abuser off… when someone hurts someone they say they love, where does they put everyone else. If they do it to their family they will do it to anyone. Get these bums off the streets. We seriously need prisons just for abusers!

[@gardensofthegods]

I only came here for the story at the end about the former injured Marine who became the police officer ... nice story I'm glad for him and his family .

[@ponicorn]

Just as frustrating as when women wait 20 years to file a sexual harassment case. How many victims could have been prevented. This one he could have saved a life.

[@jazzyg530]

What don't people understand about trauma response? Redirect your frustration to the system that, even when you do report it, hardly do anything.

[@D3v4999]

“As mysterious as her dark and smokey eyes” Proceeds to show a completely blurred picture of said lady…

[@hughlingard]

the only thing more insane than meeting up with someone online because you want to murder them is to almost be murdered by someone that you met up with online and then not going to the police afterwards or telling anyone what happened to you.

[@eddiegreen72323]

The person who got away and didn't report the crime because of embarrassment of what others would think of him. U sir are correct on one thing on what people think of you. A caword no back bone, a selfish person shouldn't be in any relationship. U let this person free to continue his evil acts on other victims wish they couldn't escape, but u did. I personally think u should be charged for not reporting a crime that would have saved others. Is more like being an accomplis in his actions

[@vickieeh1]

If the first guy would have gone to police, the second victim wouldn’t have been murdered

[@vivchim]

Remember folks, always insist and persist in meeting in public places and not at home on the first couple of dates

[@carlitah74]

I don't understand why he didn't follow his first gut instincts, when she had the garage instructions. Smh Also, he should have reported the incident to the police.

[@ashleybushaw4071]

Cuz he was thinking with his 🍆, as men tend to do.

[@bos3835]

The judge in the David Wise case should be arrested for not locking him up.

[@ashleybushaw4071]

The judge had the audacity to tell Mandy she should forgive the POS!

[@dianealarcon8304]

Let’s see how the Judge would feel, after being drugged, violated, and photographed. No empathy.

[@ladylove8565]

Its not very often my old home city where I grew up being featured on here, however I find it interesting to watch all the different news coverage on these stories to get the most detailed information. I remember when this was happening ir became one of Canada's best known murders likely due to the Dexter connection. Too many people these days are blending reality and fantasy which leads to senseless murders. I'm so glad that nothing bad ever happened when I as a tall slender female used to use dating sites all the time. At the time i wasnt even aware of how dangerous these sites could be and im sure that if i hadnt been as shy to meet up in person but rather used the sites to just chat with ppl that I could have easily been a target. Oddly enough I met my husband of 10 years now in person and not on a dating site which is apparently how many people meet these days. I think its better to meet a someone by randomly bumping into them in your daily life rather than a dating site because with those dating sites people can fake everything about themselves just as in this case however when meeting in person randomly you can sense so many more things plus your not judging based on whats told to you but rather whats actually there. Rant over.

[@thepitpatrol]

Pretty solid "rant".

[@foxyauragems6146]

How. ?

[@janedoe4316]

The first dude let embarrassment get a man killed... if he had reported it, maybe that other man would be alive today.

[@karmicscope5259]

I’m so upset the 1st guy didn’t report him to the police. He could’ve saved the 2nd guys life. Who the hell would not report an attempted murder. Especially when they’d been attacked, had 2 witnesses, & had the location. So wrong.

[@rustyshackleford7265]

Who climbs under a garage door for a date. Everyone involved is immensely stupid

[@rimok.2765]

cowards all over that first story. this guy Gilles who got people killed out of embarassment and the couple who did nothing to help. the opposite of the last story.

[@shannonrose4370]

31:15…. I swear I heard someone fart! 😂 tell me someone else heard that tute while that guy was talking lol

[@dianealarcon8304]

Sounds like a “rip” alright!! Good thing there is not sniff TV, lol

[@markusbaker1161]

Ironically, Dexter would kill him based off his code. Dexter would detest him and take out the garbage.

[@ShanaBanana3313]

“Ignore the screams” yeah I’m gonna need to see some proof of this movie.

[@siesies000]

He thought he was going to get some cheap quick cat 🙀... smh

[@daniellecoles445]

Yep literally ignored every ounce of common sense for the possibility of getting some smh

[@lisav6539]

I Just cant believe the first almost victim didn't say anything at all, how is almost being killed embarrassing? how is being on a dating site embarrassing? Poor Johnny RIP, hope his soul found peace

[@davidcolney854]

I understand the couple won't help him but can at least call cops?

[@ryanlevsey]

man only thing i can figure is the first guy was scared of cops seeing stuff on his computer. I cannot imagine being too "embarassed" of being nearly killed (or dating websites?) to call the cops. What a putz.

[@neoma2994]

I’m still confused why anyone would meet someone with directions like that 🤦‍♀️ people are dumb and so is the victim

[@The_Cholo]

Men think with the little head

[@Adrian-nm1jp]

I'm obsessed with the Gladiator so I'm building a Colosseum in my back garden lol

[@Authorised-q5s]

❤😁

[@jamaalrichardson4966]

Never agree to meet a complete stranger in private. Doesn't matter if it's on a dating site. First date should always be in public. But desperation makes a lot people do extraordinarily dumb shit.

[@alierymartinez285]

How in the world didn’t this guy tell the police? The other one would have been alive. What a selfish crap

[@ricktandron3669]

The real tragedy in this case is that Mark Twitchell was never murdered and raped by Heidi Carter, because that was a story very important to them both. Heidi is ready for parole. Please contact Indiana Legislators to right this wrong.

[@MrParker-ux2mh]

Is the lunch they give jurors that good that it took 5 hours to get a guilty verdict for this psychopath???? Unbelievable!!!!

[@caeleybreanne4616]

5 hours is actually fast in courtroom time I’m sure there was just a lot to go over /to do other cases can take days

[@MrParker-ux2mh]

@caeleybreanne4616 I know that. What I'm ilsaying is this shouldn't have took more than 15 min

[@whitefreeman5798]

judges and das need to start being held accountable for their actions and lack of actions

[@MovistarMonster]

My gf at the time found me on Plenty of Fish 12 yrs ago, we tied the knot, now have 2 kids.Couldnt be happier. Thank you Plenty of Fish.🤘😁🤘

[@mysti0.o683]

If my silence was the reason an innocent man died, I sure as hell would never show my face on network TV. Ever. What an amoral ass for not reporting what happened..

[@seandonovan8915]

Dexter doesn't catfish innocent victims

[@wendyshaw4335]

I hopethe young man who got away is getting help to cope with what happened to him

[@d2ds17]

Mrballen tells this story better than any movie director could👍🏼👍🏼

[@michealowns21]

That is a hero for us all and I don't know him or his family, but I am so glad he's ok and he's got a beautiful family. That's amazing.

[@CatBrash]

I had a boyfriend that would do this to me when I was high. Unspeakable things. This story is why we stay silent, what's the point of drawing attention to yourself

[@wends81]

Something horrible? The dude got brutally hacked!

[@DABABYYBABAD]

“He could do a hell of a impression of yoda” is just wild🤣

[@christyaustin4833]

Lord, God, help us to never consider our pride as more worthy of protection than the lives of others. I feel sick...

[@shay7090]

Please report to police and save another’s life.

[@oneday455]

Don't get how first dude did not see that this was an attempted murder. Lots of people get on dating web sites. Why would he not fear this guy going forward. Really an immature response to a vicious attack.

[@DB-ir5qc]

I don’t understand if it was a movie set n neighbors didn’t even think for once where is the rest of the crew if it’s a movie set. Camera man, make up, direction,light guy etc........there should be multiple people there....

[@biancaels08]

I can understand how everyone feels like the first victim shouldve said something, however, every person has their own way of dealing with things, maybe he was still coping with it and trying to get to the point of telling people, however, the fate of the other victims can not be placed on him as he is a victim himself and cant be held responsible for/blamed for processing things in his way, 99% of people who have been harmed, harrased, abused, ect. do not talk about it due to the trauma or fear, as i understand the view of many people, you also have to place yourself in that victims shoes who had just escaped a killer

[@dimassetiawan623]

"on her profile, her name was spiderwebs" cmon man thats a red flag so big you can see it from outer space

[@nancyegan6345]

This is spocky.I love Chris ,hes a hero to kids and parents. I just cant watch this.Too creepy. I loved the piece on the vet. Chris your great.

[@gardensofthegods]

Omg , same here ... I read the description , read some comments and then decided I just want to scroll to the end to see the story about the injured Marine who became the police officer . Nothing wrong with us not wanting to hear all these horrible murdering stories . Sometimes it's just too much

[@douglasvancier7683]

Always meet in public on a first date.

[@jameslauder3984]

He obviously isn’t much of a Dexter fan. Dexter only kills people who are murderers themselves who had it coming. This guy is not a very intelligent serial killer.

[@samanthalake5011]

Not true. Dex killed a couple of innocents too. No such thing as a "righteous" serial killer. 😅

[@ElsjeMassyn]

DONT DO ON-LINE DATING !!!

[@Authorised-q5s]

You're just jealous of Johnny 😂🤣

[@Wistful77]

Gilles still looks terrified, just telling his story. 😱 He should have reported it immediately. That part bothers me! Keeping that secret was deadly for John and just perfect for Twitchell. I never watched Dexter and I doubt I ever will.

[@elizaswedenn6136]

How selfish of that guy who got away but didn’t report it to the authorities. He’s got that poor guys life on his conscience. I hope he’s got nightmares about it.