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Tune in every week as we share a new amazing story of selfless American heroes who put their country and community first by serving twice by choice.
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Visit s2bc.us for all S2BC merch and more info on the podcast.
Tune in as we share a new amazing story of these selfless heroes who decided to put their country and community first.
This episode is brought to you by our sponsors:
Blue Star Security: bluestarsecurityltd.com/
Supreme Whiskey Stones: www.supremewhiskeystones.com/
Roseangela's Pizzeria: www.yelp.com/biz/rosangelas-p...
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What??? Richard never harmed Children, Mei Leung was a frame up and no preservation of DNA was saved in 1984 and 1985. Another suspect that the police were protecting killed Mei Leung. Six years old Anastasia Hronas described her attacker having an American Native Tattoo, a house and a Madonna fan, Richard does not have any tattoos, homeless and a Metal head.
Your a discrace to the military and law enforcement!!! You smashed a woman's face into the concrete.
Basic at Cape May is not pleasant from what I hear. Thank you for your service 🇺🇸
Rest in heaven Jeff Friedlieb
To je jak začátek nějakého vtipu. Andres Ramirez chytil Richard Ramirez. Jak ten život umí být pěkně zvrhlý hráč. Jinak úžasný rozhovor s Gil jako vždy. Jeho zkušenosti a příběhy se moc hezky poslouchají.
Polski??
Great conversation.
Great interview
The thing I love the most about Gil is he is just genuine he reminds me of my uncle who’s name is Gilbert funny enough, great guy amazing father horrible husband but hey can’t be all those things
Gil genuine? He's a compulsive liar. Half of what he claims doesn't even match what's in the victims' police statements.
Pretty absurd that you couldn’t even get his name right
He did not think he left her dead, he left her alive like many other women and told her to say he was there... aaah this annoying Gilbert
Awesome content!!! This channel is a gem
Semper Fi what a generation
Everything is white,big lie. This man was no Richard Ramirez. That's innocent, righteous,original,true policeman, political prisoner Enrico Camarena and his true,real story is unknown
It's called a campaign hat
I remember telling a very similar story when he went into the service during Vietnam...
My uncle was a Sergeant of Classification at LA county Jail, and was extremely glad when Mr Ramirez was sent to prison. And mañy gorgeous females were vying for his attention, and yes I too understand why that man was who he was. Demonically obsessed and a horrible childhood, which led to his hideous actions. My uncle who was military police in Nam, was thoroughly creeped out by this thing. He wasn't human any longer. And it was a shame that sheriff's deputies showed up in East Los Angeles neighborhood and rescued him from the community.
What year was this?
2022
@@s2bcpodcastoh ok
gill
I could listen to Mr. Carrillo ALL DAY. Mad Respect ✊🏽
Who’s the kid?
Remember the day Ramirez got caught
I was 14 during that summer of 85, and living in the middle of the kill zone, and there's no docu nor movie nor nothing that can show the amount of fear Ramirez put us under. Period!
Gil your story is amazing. Especially when you were in Vietnam on your helicopter mission on Thanksgiving. You are truly a hero. It would be a privilege some day to meet you.
Hello!, keep at the work. You might be interested in this channel 👉 #drjohnaking. I find him instructional and practical.
I love you so much Gil! You’re a good man and I pray you live a long healthy life full of laughter.
The Netflix documentary sucks. Starting with focusing on the detectives then showing pictures of the wrong gun ... 35:38 -Richard Ramirez is the only serial killer in history whose modus operandi is ‘not having a modus operandi’. None of the Night Stalker attacks demonstrated any kind of pattern, nothing that stands out as one person committing all of the “Nightstalker” crimes. Some victims were shot but not with the same type of weapon; some were stabbed, some were beaten, some were old, some young, some Caucasian, and some Asian. I’m no FBI profiler, but I can tell you that’s not how serial killers operate-they don’t change their modus operandi from one crime to the next. What is odd about this part of the trial, is that even the prosecution highlighted the difference in the modus operandi - and they accordingly gave their explanation for why they believed the different crimes were all Richard. So, why did the defence not counterargue how the differences meant they were not committed by Richard? 42:03 - really "he didn't see the fear in her eyes" Why would Hernandez not have fear in her eyes? She had just been shot in the hand and was bleeding. She had heard her friend being shot and had no idea whether she would find her dead or alive. And here was the shooter, pointing the gun at her face for the second time… and she did not show fear? 43:05 - Do they look the same ? Do they sound the same? Are you sure? Nine different looks, five different heights, three different body types, four different hair colours, and three different sets of teeth. You call this the same?! (the descriptions that the victims gave of the attacker is available online, just search) 43:35 -The Shoe Prints? Richard was never seen wearing Avias, there’s no proof he ever owned a pair, and no Avias were ever found in his possession (and no, he didn’t throw them off the Golden Gate Bridge). Not only that, no one at any time during Richard’s trial ever measured his foot to see what size shoe he actually wore. Only one pair in LA? Are you sure? expendableforacause.net/2022/07/18/avia-a-cinderella-story/ 45:04 -supposedly found 2 semen. I would like to know why they didn't reveal to the public who the other semen belonged to? I would like to know why Felipe Solano was not considered a suspect, since he had several stashes of stolen property, clearly from all the other suspects as well as Richard, but nobody was ever able to prove the chain of custody of any item and none of these people were adequately investigated because Richard had already been selected as the Night Stalker.
What makes you speculate such things and be against the detective? You clearly weren't born when this happened. You think you know everything, but you dont. Also, how do you expect from the survivors to remember exact details?. Oh and Richard wrote in one of his letters that he enjoyed hurting women.
@@LeKAKA2007 do yourself a favor and go read ALL the trial documents then come back here it's so easy. I don't need to have been born at that time to be able to read and examine the documents of his trial and determine that he was framed and that Gil Carrillo is just another parasite who is going to hell and who likes to play the hero please show me which letter he says he likes to hurt women, I have also read his letters and he never talks about his case
@@AnubisKD Send the link . Where is it?
@@AnubisKD Which information is false ?
@@tica3053 did the killings stop after he was arrested?
Your lighting is bad.
Thanks for the feedback.
love u gil for real keep doing you
Still pray for you daily. Love you and blessed to have you in family.
Thank you Matt for your service. Keep on keeping on.
Still grateful to God you are here to make this Matt
What a great man! More people should hear what Don has to say. Rick, it was so nice for you to give him the platform.
R.R brought me here beacuse top5s made a TH-cam short of him then the snowball effect happen
Gil also were in Vietnam.like Richards Cousin????strangeeee😁
Amazing to really know those numbers of men lost.
She’s a cool chick
Loved the interview ! Thank you both 💙🖤
This was a great interview.💙
Love you cuz! This was great!
Glad to see you doing better Carlos. Your friends in Canada from West Grey Police. Stay strong brother! 🇨🇦🇺🇸💙
Awesome interview, so very happy to see officer Yanez well and in good spirits !!! 💙🖤 Thank you all.
Gils time in Vietnam is fascinating, Tet or the Vietnamese New Year is the ICONIC time during that period, that and fighting in the city of Hui, Vietnam (pronounced "Whey" for Hui). Gil has seen some shit, I love hearing from him on any aspect of his Outstanding career!
I know George Lopez might be anti Eric Estrada lol George is from Boyle Heights in LA and once day the cast from "CHIPS" was filming in his barrio and George wanted to get close to him to try and get his autograph and Eric would not even talk to him lol Anyway... always love hearing from Gil, he is one hell of a man, he does not take shit, he seems like one of the last of the Mohicans, a REAL COP! I love hearing about Richie, he covered some ground, from SF to LA.....quite a trek!
Oscar is not only a hero but humble. What a nice interview. True warrior. 🙏🏽💙🇺🇸
Great interview, some good laughs at 23:10 ( throwing grenades )😁 well done gentlemen 👍 Regards to Buzzy !
Love living and knowing that my dad is one of the most bad ass mfs alive, much love pops💙🖤
So much respect 🙇♀️ yes I do emojis ! Seriously though, I'm glad I found this channel to support and look forward to watching the episodes. My late husband was in Vietnam and worked for CPD until his premature death R.I.P. Just minutes ago I was thinking about all of the ways he served his country faithfully and with the highest honor. He too served twice by choice ❤🤍💙💙 and I will forever be proud of him and those in blue. Thank you all for your service and Godspeed 🇺🇲
Our condolences go out to you and your family for the loss of such a great American hero. ❤💙 We thank him for his selfless service to our country and community
@@s2bcpodcast Thank you so much on behalf of our family 🙏
Thanks for recommending the podcast last night. I saved it and now I’m watching it. I’m half way done with it and enjoying every second. Looking to watching more!
We are so happy you enjoy it! ❤
Another great podcast!
Most appreciated :) Thanks for watching!