When Fantasy Becomes Reality: The Twisted Mind Of Mark Twitchell

On October 3rd, 2008, Gilles Tetreault, was driving in his car, following some cryptic and mysterious directions that would lead him to a garage in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He was supposed to be meeting a lady named Scheena. But, as soon as he reached the garage, he realised Scheena didn't exist and he had to escape...
..Just weeks later, a man named Johnny went missing under the name circumstances.
What police uncovered, left them truly shocked.
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[@sarahpowpow777]

If you’re ever being interrogated by police and they say “You seem like a decent guy. And I think something happened that night that you didn’t have total control of.” then you know you’re screwed and they know everything 😂😂😂

[@christopher.t2684]

Like CW 😬👀

[@annaadams3144]

😂😂😂REALLY THO .. && they TRULY// CLEARLY JUST WANT YOU TO HANG YASELF, WITH THE ROPE THAT THEY JUST THREW YOU THERE !!! 🙄🤔😩😭😂😂💪🏾 #GOODTshiT ✅ #CHECKMATE✅ #CASECLOSED✅💯🥹

[@johnscanlon2598]

Or they are trying to trip you up an pin shit on you that you had nothing to do with ,I’ve literally seen interrogations of falsely convicted people with those exact lines being said to the poor bastard about to do decades behind bars for nothing

[@LaurieZ]

Perfect 😂

[@paulthrutner9114]

@@christopher.t2684 they played CW like a fiddle.

[@gaiasclea6115]

Who else is binge watching? I cannot get enough of this channel!

[@randirocks9379]

I am!!! I love this channel!!

[@maeanddaisy]

Her voice is so awesomely perfect for true crime

[@andrewknaff9220]

He so loved the idea of Dexter, but for some reason missed the idea of only killing serial killers. It’s like he missed the entire premise of the show just because he wanted to kill.

[@christinap-c]

Plus, that show is so popular. If everyone who watched it became a serial killer, there’d be no one left to be on a jury.

[@elizabethpage6564]

See this is why I agree with scream 2 I think it was, horror movies/shows don’t create physcopaths/serial killers….They just make them more creative

[@ricktherrien8235]

I don't think a person that wants to kill would be swayed by semantics like that.

[@ThatGuyThai]

He loved the show because it showed him how to kill.

[@lucystoner]

Another big part of Dexter is the importance of planning. Just as an observer of crime, I could tell that this guy's plan was absurdly messy. Not a high IQ kind of guy.

[@r.r.6863]

I’m so glad nobody is blaming Johnny. What he was wearing. What was his reason for going there, what did he want. Why he went to a place with only directions and no address given. Why he would agree to meet a woman who was pushing for a meeting. Did he ever meet dates like this in his past. Why didn’t he take any steps to ensure his own safety. Did he have anything to drink. Did he ever take drugs. Why would he go into a dark garage. Why didn’t he take proper precautions. Blah blah blah. It’s reassuring when ppl can truly believe that he was an innocent victim. It’s a beautiful restoration of faith in humanity when ppl can express that refreshing level of empathy and compassion for a victim. R.I.P. Johnny.

[@blydnhvghn]

Imagine if the same grace and lack of victim-shaming were extended to female victims.

[@tonysansom]

@@blydnhvghn I think that was the point R. R. was making.

[@justshellie]

💯​@@blydnhvghn

[@someonesomewhere1600]

Online dating can be risky. Always meet during the day in a public place and, women in particular, have a friend call you 15 minutes in so they know you're okay, and also to give you an excuse to leave if the other person is creepy. Also, do background checks beforehand and don't give out your address. I'm a guy and used to do a lot of online dating and years later I realized I'd done some dumb, risky things where I could have been catfished and robbed or murdered. You can meet some nice people online. I met some great ladies. I even met my ex-fiancee and we're still good friends. But she told me she'd done background checks on other guys before she met me and caught a couple of creeps in advance. One of whom was a sex offender. Another woman told me she'd done a "meet" with a guy who later turned out to be a rapist. This doesn't mean you shouldn't use dating sites. But it's all in how you go about it. Keep a healthy sense of suspicion until you get to know the other person. Take care, everyone, and thank you to the ladies who post this series. Probably the best true-crime channel on KZbin. No dramatic music or hype or interviewing people and waiting for them to cry. Just a good, informative program that, as others here have observed, gives due recognition to the victims, not just the criminals.

[@ellemmenn2930]

Great advice!! For everyone men and women, you just don’t know.

[@Antny.25]

From 2015 to July 2022 I have made very risky decisions to meet up with guys I’ve never met before from online dating apps. I have met the craziest men from those dating apps & I’m now realizing through all of those meetups from 2015 to July 2022 that I’ve gotten *VERY* lucky I’ve never been killed/kidnapped and so Grateful I am still here. I don’t know what made me open my eyes but I’m sure as hell glad that I did!!

[@angelasimmons5626]

That’s wonderful advice for dating apps. Thank you for this. I don’t use them but if I ever do in the future I will definitely remember your advice 😀

[@horseisjustcats.tapedtogether]

Do you have to pay for background checks? Is there a site you would recommend?

[@derekstocker6661]

And all Johnny's life was worth to this ridiculous justice system was twenty five years. What a total waste of a man's life and totally de-valued by a so called court of law! RIP Johnny, you deserved so much better.

[@OisO8]

Never shake the feelings off, especially when it comes to strangers. 😩 Gilles was assaulted by a catfisher. He should have reported it.😔 Poor Johnny.💔

[@annied1827]

You must remember he was threatened by him he sent a message saying he knew where he lived through his ip address and if he went to the police he would come and kill him. Well that's what it said in the document just incase you didn't pause and read it like I did, i guess he was too afraid 😊

[@rose080891]

What about the couple that saw him screaming for help? They didn't call the police even when they were out of the area

[@lauraswann5543]

This goes to show, it's not only women who are potentially at risk on dating sites, men are potentially at risk too. Arrange the first few meetings in public, for coffee, then for a meal in a restaurant. Not in a bar, because something like Rohypnol can be dropped in a drink and even if not, your defences will be lower after alcohol. Stay safe everyone.

[@TheeEnglishKnight]

but it does show that only female victims are blamed one way or another.

[@dancer49lives6]

Mark T. is sitting in prison watching reruns of Dexter and thinking about how to make his next murders when he gets out. Being in prison actually teaches criminals how to be better criminals. Point being, NEVER let this man out!

[@jasoncoward-aintscared]

I'll never understand why murder one convictions allow for parole. That being pre-meditated and intentional. Western Europe is notorious for basing life on 25 years. Very few convictions are full life terms. Canada seems to follow a similar sentencing method. Its ridiculous.

[@theonlychild4719]

Exactly! This man can never stop killing if he's out 🙄

[@babyturkey8342]

The TV show is not what made him a murderer. That's just who he is hes just a killer. That's the killer. There are a lot of people who go to prison for other charges and they watch Dexter and they don't come out and start murdering people lol

[@orinorio1]

Think is those who watched Dexter and then say they kill due to the show didn't kill because they thought Dexter was cool for killing. It was due to thinking Dexter was cool for getting away with it. There is far more Sk out in the world then there is in prison.

[@TabbyAngel2]

Well, not necessarily. Only placing low-risk offenders with medium-high risk offenders is bad. High-risk offenders should definately be imprisoned. Mark is a high-risk offender.

[@heytam7162]

I love the way you present cases, not just talking and the same pic up for 5 minutes but actual interviews & interactions of the investigation whilst leading us through the details. Thank you .

[@hayden823]

When I first heard about this case years ago, I thought of the absurdity that he's being compared to Dexter. I was a fan of Dexter and there's not even a smidget of likeness between this idiot and Dexter. Dexter only murders criminals, this idiot murdered an innocent man. He's a moron thinking he'd get away with it considering he gave the address of his rental and he just so happened to have the victim's car. Until now he's still in denial and I hope he won't be released EVER.

[@mrblowhard2u]

I've seen this case before and I still can't believe how some people can be so naive. "Go down this alley and I'll meet you in the garage." Yeah, right!

[@ismayb754]

He was clearly thinking with his.... well, not his brain, put it that way. But also, to not report it to the police is shocking IMO.

[@aliciah9538]

I remember this case. Funny how Mark was so talkative and laughing as he spoke during his interview with the detective and then when he got caught, detectives ask where he hid Johnnys body.. silence 🙄 Mark has to be one of the worst liars out there. RIP Johnny. Praying for comfort and peace over your loved ones.

[@dinosaursmate9499]

I remember the is case so well as I live in Edmonton. What a horrible person who ruined so many lives. John had so many friends and family who spoke about what a lovely person he was. So sad the world is left with mark and not him.

[@luvmibratt]

This story has been told numerous amounts of times. But i have to say Truly Criminal had way more details and made it more interesting.

[@sureiamboo]

*Poor John, he seemed to be an awesome hardworking man. I am sorry for his loved ones . Sad that , this happened to him. *People; lets normalize meeting our internet dates in public. RIP John

[@magicmarker7047]

I find it interesting that the first wife divorced because he was cheating on her and not that he was fantasizing about killing someone.

[@Nikkisweeets]

Look up the KEN AND BARBIE KILLER DOCUMENTARY ON DISCOVERY ID

[@SpandexSuperstarr]

She probably didn't think he was serious. He sounds full of shit when he talks.

[@susangrant6154]

That was my reaction WTF how is that not a giant red flag

[@Sillylittletotebagqueen]

It was probably a culmination

[@janie7195]

Jesus yes let’s criticise a woman in a story about a man being psycho

[@anthonygudgeon4298]

If the first victim had came forward before hand then the second real victim might never of been killed! Pitiful

[@ashsmee]

I cannot imagine what Gilles goes through surviving this. RIP Johnny its sounds like you were a truly kind soul.

[@orinorio1]

Yeah you can

[@TK-dx1nh]

@TheMrCaptainStfu exactly!! he could have prevented Johnny's murder. he was too embarrassed. what a pussy.

[@isabellind1292]

@@orinorio1 Wow, aren't you so intuitive!

[@pinkfluffydino8217]

And I also feel like he would probably feel guilty for Johnny on top of all that happened to him. He couldn’t have known and it isn’t his fault but I know I would feel like I was at least partially responsible because I didn’t go to police about what happened to me before that. I hope he’s able to see that he isn’t at fault and is able to move on and live a happy and healthy life. I also hope he went on to find someone amazing and wasn’t too scared to date anyone new after that trauma!

[@isabellind1292]

@@pinkfluffydino8217 Gilles has written a book about his ordeal. I'm glad he did. It's probably very cathartic. I think victims should tell their stories of survival and in this case, he would have given Johnny a voice as the other victim. These were both good young men and it's horrible they were lured into a death trap by a diabolical killer. And 20/20 is hindsight but I wonder if the couple who'd witnessed Gilles emerging w/injuries & pleading for help but just turned around and walked away might have influenced Gilles' decision not to report the crime. Perhaps he thought no one would believe him. There'd only been 7 days between the attack on Gilles & Johnny's murder so Gilles may have still been in a state of terror. . It's completely understandable the couple may have been suspicious and concerned for their own safety when confronted w/the scene but to walk away and not immediately go home and call the police is really pathetic. In the very least, that's exactly what they should have done!

[@divinedevil]

Did anyone one else also feel that apart from being evil, Mark was a dimwit as well? I mean, the entire plan of luring someone to kill, to a place rented to him, & not to mention the fake gun, is just absurd. Good riddance 😂

[@daytractor8553]

I’ll never understand why people don’t understand just how much they can do tracking our phones pings and such. Then they can damn near cctv your entire day from stores and street cams.

[@divinedevil]

@@SNAFU78 🤣🤣

[@iamitsk]

..and keeping the victim's car 🤷

[@CorridorJ]

A lot of these killers are dumb asses. People make the mistake because they do such horrifying things that they must be cunning masterminds when in reality a lot of them are stupid

[@rejaneflorinda6162]

I like when serial killers wannabes are that stupid. Because if they weren't there would be a lot more victhms.

[@ishy7856]

Very forgiving mother.... how could that first guy think that the attack wasn't worth reporting? They could have stopped him and John would still be alive

[@SuperToad128]

Men getting catfished usually feel extremely ashamed as they’re most often victims of cruel elaborate pranks rather than deranged sexual crimes. Given that this was 2008 and there was still a huge stigma about online dating that has only somewhat subsided recently, I’d imagine those two factors made him deeply embarrassed. And given the nature of how he described the tussle with Mark, as well as the gun being fake and him wearing a hockey mask like some sort of movie villain, he probably thought this was some amateur asshole just messing with someone rather than an actual killer.

[@leeder_ship]

Yeah, I agree. It must be hard to live with yourself, knowing your fragile ego and masculinity cost another person their life.

[@abigailxmary]

Lets not shame or blame the victim in the situation, the only person to blame for John's death is the one who killed him.

[@janie7195]

Way to miss the point. It’s THE MALE EGO. No man wants to admit he was duped by a potential love interest. Ego sadly has cost the lives of many people, usually the male ego

[@Miyahideko]

I love the way johnny is described here. It doesnt sound like a true crime cliche. Thank you for sharing his story.

[@nathanb5923]

He is an idiot to think that he could have gotten away with this given the trail he had left leading right back to himself. His stupidity was compounded by his claim to have purchased a car in the streets for $40.

[@foxxycleopatra615]

I live in Edmonton canada and remember this case completely. It was really sad what happened to that poor man just looking for love.

[@susufis]

What a calmed, sharp, intelligent interrogator.

[@skateata1]

The guy didn't seem to mind that he was being interrogated for crime as long as he could talk about his film.

[@angelmichel1936]

I absolutely luv the way u tell the victims stories on ur channel. With respect for them and their luved ones. And u cover the stories with so much more detail then other channels. U r by far my favorite crime channel. May god bless u and ur family and may god bless the victims and their families. And may the murderers rot in jail for the rest of their lives. No one has the right to take another life. I know it happens and it’s sad that it happens. Please continue ur channel and continue to tell the victims stories and bring awareness to all of the innocent people of these predators.

[@iamthesoulfulone]

This is my third time seeing this case told. This one is by far the best telling. Superb story telling

[@gh6stki11a3]

Just think if Gilles would've buried his pride and went to the police. Johnny would most likely still be alive today. If somepne attempt to harm or kill you. Don't just tuck it under the rug and move on. You have to report it no matter how embarrassed you might feel. Your actions could help a killer succeed or fail at killing more people. This is a perfect example. RIP Johnny.

[@annied1827]

You must remember he was threatened by him he sent a message saying he knew where he lived through his ip address and if he went to the police he would come and kill him. Well that's what it said in the document just incase you didn't pause and read it like I did, i guess he was too afraid 😊

[@sheribrougham4863]

Totally agree that if he has been threatened, he was better off going to the police. Who's to say he wouldn't have come back to get rid of the evidence.

[@sheribrougham4863]

​@@annied1827 That's even a better reason to go to the police. He can't kill him if he's in jail.

[@annied1827]

@Sheri Brougham people don't think that way when been threatened plus there was nothing stopping them from getting someone else to attack them even if they were in prison

[@MeruAyano]

I think the most appalling thing in all justice systems is the continued allowance for inmates to seek love or connection with the outside world. Under no circumstances should they be allowed to marry or talk to anyone outside prison walls. And access to shows that showcase criminal activity should be banned. My uncle was murdered and the bastard who did it not only laughed in his face as he shot him, but laughed when he retells it, too. But he's free to go and get married? Which he did two years ago? No. That's NOT okay. What kind of justice is that for us? My uncle will never have that opportunity. Marriage is a privilege, not a right. Dating is a privilege, not a right. Communication is a privilege, not a right. Beyond that, they forfeit all rights to happiness and its pursuit when they take someone's life. A life for a life. I don't care if that means that they rot in a cell, or they get the death penalty, but they should NEVER be allowed out and should not be allowed to communicate with the outside world. Not ever, and not by any means.

[@ltee2261]

Exactly! As they are just probably scoping out more criminal contacts and potential victims it's ridiculous that it's allowed. They have more rights then the victims and their families . 😢 Also they shouldn't be allowed to have future kids as they are potentially at risk also

[@MeruAyano]

​@@ltee2261 I wholeheartedly agree. Did you hear about that bs where a woman inmate (I forgot who) tried to be granted an appeal or have her sentence lessened because she felt it was inhumane that her sentence put her in jail passed a time of fertility for women? I mean, come on! What kind of idiocy is that? You did the crime and you need to suffer the consequences. Just because you started wanting children later doesn't mean that you can just say "oh, sorry I did that ten years ago, but I want kids now, so can you let me out?" So insensitive and offensive and outrageously arrogant. It's just more abuse piled onto the victim's families. It really is. I wish the courts saw it that way.

[@cherireland8458]

I swear the justice system is for the guilty... 4 yrs for raping a child, possibility of parole for anyone who has murdered, fraud is a life sentence...Why is it that stealing ones funds etc is punished more severely than rape or murder.... Don't f'n get it and never will...... Please let us, the public make the punishment....... Please

[@Bunny11344]

I agree. Shows like love after lockup show how much dr-gs and freedom these inmates have and how disgusting it is

[@louisaklimentos7583]

I am so sorry to hear that . Why would anyone want to marry a murderer ? It says a lot about the wife !

[@sophielou2929]

this is so sad. john looked and sounded like a beautiful person. i’m happy Jill survived🖤

[@angharadswansea9343]

This was a truly horrific case. I still can’t bear to think about it.

[@chrismason3351]

Oo. I remember this case, I've heard it a few times. I like that you took such a different approach to telling the story than others to keep it different :)

[@voltes5269]

R u filipino

[@chrismason3351]

@@voltes5269 lol, people ask that all the time. My mom is Mexican, Italian, and french

[@marleylove510]

I love the take they have on all stories. I really enjoy this channel. I think this and “That Chapter” are the most well put together channels for true crime. I didn’t mean to ease drop, but my mom is Italian/English and my father is Mexican 😊. Kinda, sorta similar ☺️.

[@joyah4789]

Same. I have heard this from probably 3 different pages. I have not yet finished this video but I'm curious how they will tell it.

[@pompokkko]

Not only they try it to be different. I think the advantage of this channel is that their number 1 priority is to respect and give remembrance to the victims. They also don't use crazy adjectives to the suspect but instead, try their best to present the details and let us decide how we should take the story. Other channels that covered this just lazily put emphasis on how of a monster he is and skip showing the important details like his interrogation, his garage, his marriages.. Etc

[@richfamousstyle6945]

-clean up kill room -cheat on wife Best post it note ever 🤣

[@davidng8870]

I’m glad for Gilles sake that Johns mother didn’t hold it against him that he didn’t report the attack

[@ismayb754]

I'm not confident that I would be so gracious. I respect her for that. However bearing in mind the way the justice system works, even if it had been reported, it's very unlikely that enough would have been done to stop a wannabe murderer who was determined to make his first kill.

[@Kerriangel]

“In a blind panic, he cut up Johnnys body and tried to burn it. When that failed he cut it up some more and dumped it in in a sewer.” I mean; I’ve had some serious panic attacks but never a ‘murder, dismember, burn, dismember again and dump the remains in a sewer’ bad…

[@rejaneflorinda6162]

When you decide to cut and burn you are not in "blind panic". You are trying to get rid of the body and never be caught.

[@stevie-ray2020]

@@rejaneflorinda6162 Then he admits to buying a red Mazda dirt-cheap off some guy in the street he'd never met before!

[@realdluvchrist5447]

Seen this case done before. Needles to say your version is better. 👍💯 Thanks again.

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[@STdoubleDs]

Another channel did a pretty in-depth video on this case a few weeks ago. I watched it already being familiar with the case. And now my favorite true crime channel covers it. Guess I’ll refresh my memory 🤷‍♀️ keep up the great work.

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We need an episode in the middle of the week and on our Saturdays as usual please. I'm addicted

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[@imarvlog]

I still remember this case, heard it first in CrimeWatchDaily… Glad to see it explain broadly

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Love your channel ❤️ even though the stories are terrifying it gives you an idea how everything you see is not what it is in real. Really appreciate the work you do, I can't imagine the trauma you feel researching about these cases ...

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Very brave

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[@littlefishiesinthese]

I’ve never been this early! Thanks for the upload!

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I love your channel!! It’s my favorite for true crime! I love your voice, the way you organize and present the case information.

I watched all your videos an you do a great great job thank you an keep them coming 👍👍👍👍😊😊😊

[@Mia-cg9em]

I’ve heard of this many times over t/yrs. But you gave much more coverage & detail TV coverage never showed. 🙏🏼 great job

[@morrisal]

Thanks! I've seen this case before but not in such great detail. Also I love your narration. Great job!

[@charlottew1245]

Just want to say that I am a true crime super fan. Came across your post and was sceptical, as I have watched some not so good videos, including those from professional psychologists (obviously just my opinion, but I find the voice and delivery really important) I have been truly impressed with your videos... Great delivery, well thought out narration and very informative. You are not overly sensational, and the footage adds another dimension.. I enjoy listening as a podcast, and when I have time, watching as a documentary. Thank you for posting such high quality material And good luck to you. You deserve a lot of recognition

[@TrulyCriminal]

Thank you so much, Charlotte! That was such a lovely comment to read! 🖤

[@leesashriber5097]

Very familiar with this case. Good recap! Thank you!

[@kellyharris8976]

I absolutely love your channel and look so forward to the videos coming out. Thanks for the awesome work you do!

[@crimeteetee]

Awesome timing 👏

[@mariecardinal5824]

This is the first time, I heard of this story..I live in edmonton. I've never liked online dating..especially. hearing stories like this..Scary..condolences to the families.

[@isatoro77]

Ive heard this one before. Terrifying

[@tish5492]

Some have no regard for human life at all 😭. Watched 1 yest he ws meeting them on POF or Tinder as 1 person. Whn the girls got there he pretended to be the roomy & offered them a shot while they waited on their date. He ws drugging the 2nd shot, raping them, then goin to bed like nothin. They wake up on the couch feeling like theyve had sex but dnt remember anything uggghhh.

[@TahtahmesDiary]

That couple is a piece of work. They could have easily gone up to a local house and gotten them to call the cops. Leaving him is inexcusable.

[@micktaylor9332]

Totally agree.

[@lsd938]

Shows you how people are apathetic these days... extreme apathy...

[@ritu.sharma]

Thankyou for this slick editing. Truly horrible case

[@natashanagy1117]

Jonny saved others lives by sending his friends the address details he was given. Massive

[@DaveSCameron]

I'm only 50 and yet I can remember a time when school shootings and surreal crimes such as this where even beyond our available extreme reading material. I hope society takes time out and soon to investigate what on earth is going on now with daily cases which appear to be trying to out perform the previous! Take stock please people or this godless extremely inhuman behaviour will surely impact on ourselves and ours. 🙏

[@daniellastory]

Love your channel. definitely one of my top crime channels. If I can make a comment , the sounds of your voice is sometimes far too low for the other audio, so I catch myself turning up and turning down the volume a lot when watching.

[@brettreece5411]

Love the narrator. Love the way she says “bluhd”.

[@gemini6184]

Great video, as always

[@sharontaylor2274]

My Deepest Condolences Go Out To Johnny Family and Friends✝🙏🏽💜🕊 This 🤬me so much

[@leeder_ship]

I mean, it's clear that Mark has a massively overinflated sense of his own competence, but I wonder how it feels to be those police officers, first deeming him honest and not-a-suspect after questioning him; then walking him around town, alternating between impotent threats and begging him to tell them where the body was... Like, I would feel awful if I was that terrible at a brand-new hobby, let alone my actual job.

[@JorgePetraglia2009]

This monster is in prison expending his time trying to become a better filmmaker instead of working to cover his expenses. I mentioned on this vlog (which happens to be my favorite) and in many others like this one, that the best society can do with these people is to put them to work , as soon as they arrive at their "new accommodations" (starting with the minimum wage of the land) and encourage them to upgrade themselves through study; basically what most of us do without being in prison. We allow inmates to work menials jobs (with all expenses included) to enable them to buy snacks,TV sets and other perks. Aside of that ,we paid for their education (Karla Homolka got a degree on psychology while in prison out of our taxes). Add to that the cost to run a prison with central heat, air conditioned,libraries and computers,food, clothing,medicine and who really knows how many other things. At the same time we give pensioners like myself a maximum of Can$15.000 a month to make a living in a country where a 1 bedroom apartment doesn't cost less than a Can$ 1000 (in a very sketchy area, that is). In the very likely event that one doesn't have a private pension, one is screwed. What the Brits call "Benefits", in here we called it "Welfare" and it doesn't amount to more than Can$800 for a single person who must be living on the streets to qualify for it. This derailed creature is going to be out of prison by the time I reach my 80's (if I can make it) with a career paid by the very people he was murdering. Funny eh?. Greetings from Toronto.

[@JorgePetraglia2009]

Sorry, the pensioners don't get Can$ 15.000 (we wish....) but Can$ 1.500

[@queenmikaela]

“police used luminal in the hopes of detecting any trace of blood. the garage was covered”. he loved the dexter series, but he forgot to bind them to a plastic-covered table with plastic wrap…

[@evac.705]

I wait anxiously for my Saturday upload to your show. Thanks for always excellent content!👍

[@TheTonialadd]

I really like this KZbin channel and I’ve never had a complaint about the story telling and the compassionate way you respect the victims. However, I really had a hard time understanding what was being said during the interview. I tried the close caption but it didn’t translate very well. Would you consider adding subtitles to the interview part? This one was very hard to hear what they were saying with the echo in the room. Otherwise, very well presented.

[@Dee-JayW]

I live 150 kms south of Edmonton and understood every word! Makes me realize we Canadians DO have accents, however there are regional accents as well. Cheers from 🇨🇦

[@mackss9468]

You make the best videos!!!!

[@razorwind4623]

Truly Criminal and This is Monsters are my go-to. I like both equally because they are unique in the way content is portrayed.

[@wagonsworld9592]

Don't forget That chapter, ol'Mike likes to "give it a goo".

[@beverlyadams3656]

@@wagonsworld9592 yes let's give it a goo

[@beerd6706]

Deadbug says is another great one too!

[@izstrkv]

EXCUSE ME???? this happened in edmonton???? how have i never heard of this awful shit having lived here most of my life

[@quartxxiv767]

I swear Plenty of Fish never ends well. Cursed.

[@mistyscott2823]

Truly criminal always makes my day better when a new video is uploaded❤️❤️🤗🙌🙌🥰😁😁

[@katieharris7161]

I love your videos so much. I only wish from this video in particular that we could have some CC for the interview footage.

[@cardcandybon]

In Canada, Life without Parole means he is eligible for parole in 25 years and then he can start to apply usually every year. Stranger things have happened in Canada than this creep making parole one day... IMO it would be a nightmare for Johnny's family reliving the grief of this nightmare.

[@replaycrew5024]

I absolutely love your videos 🤘❤

[@marclayne9261]

this channel is the real deal......retired law enforcement & military...

[@Seemashe]

When a detective says to you ‘ I know that you are not a bad person ‘ , you are screwed!

[@GGaemer]

An old but crazy story for sure! Lots of channels have done videos on this!!

[@lizzwilliams6022]

Exactly!! See SHIT LIKE THIS .. is exactly why i have my lil brother randomly send me his location when he takes off on these ... "Dates" or hook ups or what ever!! If he feels like something is off AT ALL or just doesn't like the look of location or WHATEVER .. he sends me a quick location shot so i can at least have a starting point IF anything was to ever happen! .... And its sad .. That THIS is what our world has come too by 2022

[@esstee5981]

Idk why, but I feel somewhat more safer when I hear that the events took place before 2010..

[@dubyah8824]

I don’t know why Gilles didn’t go to the police immediately. The only reason I can think of, was that he was so embarrassed that he was catfished.

[@davids736]

That was a good one this week..... I've seen a programme about this guy before, very strange. He even looks like a bit of a weirdo. Thanks TC....til next time 👍🙂❤

[@melindachase5046]

Who goes to meet someone for a date at some of these places these guys get lured to? It's just really strange to me how these men just agree to meet someone at a garage in the middle of the night, I saw another case where this guy went to meet a "woman" in the desert. Im just like....🤔🤔🤔🤔😬😬😬😬😆😆😆

[@EvilStrikesTrueCrimeChannel]

Thank god he got caught of he would of just got worse and worse if he got away with it 😱

[@kongmengyang1098]

Honestly... it takes a special kind of person to chop up a person. I don't think I could do it.

[@chrissilvester5663]

He loved Dexter so much even to the point that he calls himself Dexter yet he's clearly forgotten the whole story of what & who Dexter really is & why he does what he does. This idiot kills innocent people for the sake of killing whereas Dexter only killed serial killers that the law couldn't catch. Think he needs to research Dexter again & study the whole concept more closely. If Dexter saw this man Dexter would kill him it's that simple really

[@Stan4535814]

Many years ago, I watched the 1st 2 seasons of Dexter on DVD...suspense in Spades! I'm even currently reading the 1st of the book series. Tongue-in-Cheek humor with a ton of alliteration based on the letter 'D.' But I'm not feeling up to any rampages; I must be doing something wrong.

[@cats.addict6457]

Like Dexter, it's a gruesome story!!! thanks for this great video

[@boopmybutthole3616]

Thanks for the upload! I'm about to get some food and settle in and watch. lol.

[@eurekandavani5089]

Your instincts will never fail you.

[@gordonaliasme1104]

I hope that he does not get parole. He would do it again. Sicko 😱

[@michellecourse3228]

Yea... Thank you 😍

[@DaniHMcV]

The innocent ask questions; the guilty, talk incessantly.

[@majortom8990]

Yeah, that's an odd one. Good video.

[@cali.girllivinnnevada8]

You know when they got a disclaimer in the beginning it’s gonna be a narly one! 🍿 Thanks for the great video & for making my Saturday a lil more interesting❣️ P.S. every time I hear this case it gives me chills to the core…😱