🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To THE MOST EVIL KIDS IN HISTORY!
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- 🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To THE MOST EVIL KIDS IN HISTORY!
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Hi everyone, I’m Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video I’m Going to React To THE MOST EVIL KIDS IN HISTORY!
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Venables went back to prison as an adult for charges relating to the exploitation of children for films of an adult nature. I'm putting it that way to appease the YT gods. Disgusting acts. And the details of the Jamie Bulger case haunt me to this day. That poor, poor little boy. It breaks my heart.
A 15-year old in my town killed 5 people in his neighborhood last month. He just randomly shot and killed people who were outside enjoying the afternoon. I think about this every time I walk out of my house. It’s so unsettling.
James Bulger is a case I can't listen to anymore... It's beyond unthinkable, that two baby faced boys could do those things to a toddler. That's such depravity, my heart hurts to even fathom that kind of demented action. 💔
This is the one which everyone remembers even here in the US because it’s such an outlier for the UK.
I bought the book his mom wrote, I let him go, and I haven't been able to read it yet, because I know I will just be destroyed. 😭💔
Read that case and realized god truly cannot exist
This thread just got a message to text someone saying he’s Kabir on Telegram . The choice of thieves and con men.
So much heartbreak.. One thing about the Columbine shootings made me more mindful of is how I offer condolences. I heard one of the survivors speak on TV how it angered him when people said to him "God must have a plan for you" and he said "So God didn't have a plan for my classmates? That's why they're dead and I'm alive?". Now I try to be conscious of what I say so my words don't cause hurt instead of comfort.
It’s survivors guilt .
It’s a dramatization for the girl Brenda.. I don’t know of any movies that actually show shootings in schools.. Buffy the vampire slayer had an episode called earshot right after a shooting that they waited to air.. Buffy stops the kid but he was only going to shoot himself in the bell tower.. but the WB thought it hit too close to current events so it was postponed.. later the same teen was the one to name her class protector at prom.. it showed that one act of kindness and reaching out can make a difference..
Forgiveness isn’t for the perpetrator, it’s for the victims to be free of the anger.
People don’t understand how much bitterness and unforgiveness weigh them down. It even affects your health.
With Brenda. No the footage wasn’t in a movie. It was from a documentary series called ‘female killers’
And Venables and his associate was indeed the James Bulger case you mentioned before your reaction to the video started.
Mary Bell is a very odd case. I’m happy she’s re-formed and is doing really well. Honestly. Her upbringing was horrific and she hasn’t harmed a single person since she was 11 years old. Faced sexual assault on a DAILY BASIS. You look up to your parents, and if they’re doing things like that…at such a young age, you see it and regard it as normal behaviour. That’s a fact. Lead by example…..
That was the example she was led. Children are incredibly impressionable. She didn’t know that wasn’t normal behaviour….
She’s now 65 and has children of her own.
I’ve got a lot of time for reformed criminals. I believe literally everyone deserves a second chance.
Watchmojo is really shitty when it comes to actual explanation of backstories too. So there’s one to look into.
Unpopular opinion.
"at such a young age, you see it and regard it as normal behaviour. That’s a fact." Not necessarily. Children have other influences in their lives - at school, when they go to friends' homes, TV, the internet etc. Sometimes abused children can pick up on different behaviour when they see how their friends' parents behave etc.
@@fionamclaren8506 because all of that tech was relevant and easily accessible in the 60’s when she committed her crimes.
@@hannahstevenson27 No it wasn't of course. But I was abused in the 60s and 70s (born in the 50s) and I knew it wasn't normal. I recognised this by seeing how other people lived and there was no internet then. There was television of course and school etc.
Mary is an interesting case I agree, a sad case as well. She shouldn't have been let out though. Just because you experienced a sad life doesn't give you the right to murder numerous people. Don't let her age fool you. She knew what she did was wrong. What you are saying is equivalent of saying that because a child was raped and they ended up raping another child doesn't mean they were in the wrong. It's all they knew. Wrong is wrong.
Edmund Kempler litterally had a second chance and killed 7 people...
Ed Kemper is an interesting case. He manipulated another serial killer (Herbert Mullin) with peanuts.
wait what? with peanuts?
ya know what I don't think I want to know
In a strange contrast to what the general public thinks about serial killers, Kemper is very smart and knows exactly what he did and why. I remember him asking that they never let him out because he knows the type of person he is. Mindhunter did a great portrayal of the interviews with him.
@@TimmycooI'm still sad that mindhunter was canceled. It had so much potential
@@ThePizzaGuy1998 Was one of my favorite shows while it was on.
Crime shows can be a touchy subject but they also teach the public, like Sherlock Holmes taught criminologists
You should read up on the Menendez Brothers and what they did to their parents... it's tough but a crazy story
And where their pic ended up…
@@btnhstillfire oh yeah on the basketball card!
You asked if people like that deserve forgiveness but sometimes it's not for them, it's for the person who's suffered the loss. To carry that kind of rage and misery around with you for the rest of your life has to be soul destroying. Self protection would make me think that at some point you just have to find a measure of peace and lay down some of the grief.
I've heard about the James Bulger case, as an American, the protection of Jon Venables and Robert Thompson is one of the most shameful things I've ever seen a government do. Sometimes mob justice can be justice, it might be hard, but it can be justice.
I have been watching your videos for a while now and am consistently impressed with your honesty, intelligence and compassion for others. Your mother raised you right! You are a rare breed a true Unicorn, please give her a bow for me next time you see her because she is the QUEEN!
Back when Ed Kemper was committed (1960's), the Drs thought they could be cured. I had an ex who was in a mental hospital back then (age 9), and that was their belief. He convinced them that the "bad" little boy who talked him into torturing and killing animals, was gone.
Kemper is one of the more famous cases. I would recommend a separate video just on him, dude is truly the embodiment of evil.
A 10-year-old Milwaukee boy shot and killed his mother, not in a tragic accident as investigators first believed, but after his mother would not buy him a virtual reality headset. The boy never cried or showed remorse about his mother’s death, his aunt and sister told police.
The two also had learned the boy had logged onto his mother's Amazon account and ordered an Oculus Virtual Reality Headset on Nov. 22, the morning after she died. That same morning, the boy physically attacked his 7-year-old cousin and had to be pulled off the child. “I’m really sorry for what happened. I’m sorry for killing my mom,” the boy said without empathy or compassion, according to his aunt. Six months ago, family told police, the boy filled a balloon with a flammable liquid and set it on fire in the family’s home, causing an explosion that burned furniture and the carpet.
He then asked if his Amazon package had arrived. When the boy was 4, he swung the family's puppy by the tail until it howled in pain. His mother got rid of the dog because she feared it would defend itself and attack the boy.
Kemper has a genius level IQ and had managed to memorize patterns in the psych evaluations. Also he is reported to be very friendly and charismatic.
I used to live in the same neighborhood. Same neighborhood was included in the 2015 Lonnie Barton case. I wasn’t in the exact same neighborhood as Josh Phillips was in 1998, but not too far away. I ended up living down the road from his house in 2015. A tornado tore the neighborhood up in June 2021 in association with hurricane Elsa.
The James Bulger case had the European court of human rights interfere.
The home secretary Michael Howard increased their sentence to 15 years but the European court made the UK government revert it to the original sentence.
At the time of James murder , his father was working at a job on the road where I lived so the whole community of our town which is a suburb of Liverpool mourned the horrific death of innocent James.
The last guy wasn’t an analyst, he was the principal of Columbine at the time of the shooting and he retired with my graduating class in 2014
Back when my Mom was a nurse, for a little while she worked at an in-patient psychiatric hospital. There were a pair of twins there after an attempted murder attempt. They were only 4 years old. They had lit their parents bed on fire...while their parents were still in it.
I never heard about what ultimately happened to them, or what may have led up to that attempt, but I was pretty freaked out about that. 4 years old. Just wow!
I think if you murder someone,then you sacrifice your freedom FOREVER. Why should murderers (especially of children) be free when their victims are never coming back?
The names of the victims should be remembered rather than the criminals. Such a shame
Forgiveness is not really about the person of wrong doing. They will eventually have their consequences. It's more about emotionally letting go, and not letting one's own heart become bitter.
"A few ups and downs" referred to her behavior in prison, not the murders.
forgiveness is about one's own emotional and mental wellbeing.
its about closure and being able to move on.
I think a lot of people kill other people because they want the attention of having movies made, and then being famous for it. So I agree with you I don’t think we should glorify them.
Some of these cases I didn’t know. I think a lot of these cases were in the 60’s and 70’s before we understood as much about the human personality. Ed Kemper (co-ed) killer was in the brief series on Netflix Mindhunter that showed how the FBI started the behavioral science unit and how to “profile” serial killers. In the show the FBI guys interviewed Ed Kemper (along with other killers such as Charles Manson). He was so matter of fact about his crimes it unnerved the FBI agents. He at least was willing to cooperate with them. The actor portraying Ed was so good. Frightening. I wonder if it’s nature or nurture or a little of both. Are you born that way or made that way…..I think both.
ALL of it is frightening because it's true and our minds automatically recoil from the thought that anyone around us could be this unhinged. It's terrifying to know that there's a real possibility that the sweet 10 year old boy next door could be hiding something extremely dark inside. All it takes is a slight imbalance of chemicals, a head injury or even just literally being "born that way". While it CAN be nature or nurture, the facts of the cases show that it tends to be a mixture of the two.
@@TonyM1961 I agree it’s both
Mindhunter was an excellent series. I wished it would have continued to Series 3.
Me too!@@nolajoy7759
The thing with Venables and Bulger is crazy, but at least it seems like the UK government keeps close tabs on them
I was living in the UK when the James Bulger case broke, and I remember how that video footage of the two boys leading the much smaller one away by the hand from the shopping center was just everywhere. You couldn't turn on the television or read a newspaper without seeing it.
One of those two kids who killed him, Venables, has since been in and out of prison for possession of violent kiddie porn, including even a document described as a "manual" for how to get away with child abuse. I'm pretty sure he's just a bad 'un, one of those people who are just born with something missing, some capacity for empathy and conscience missing in their brains.
I don't know about the other kid, though: Thompson. As far as I know, he's kept out of trouble since being released. Maybe he's like Mary Bell: someone who could be treated and is capable of living a decent life now. Maybe society wouldn't have benefited from keeping him locked up forever for something he did at age 9. I don't know: I just know that I'm very glad that I'm not one of the people responsible for making those calls.
Robert Thompson has also expressed extreme remorse. And said the fact that his life got better because of the crime is not fair since James didn't get to live his
None of deserve forgiveness. That is one thing that shows the greatness of God
Eric Smith wasn’t on this list nor in the dishonorable mention. He was just recently freed after 28 years when it seemed he would never get out
"Who let this person out!?" --- Unfortunately, people with no conscience are often extremely good at tricking others into believing they have changed or learned their lesson. --- Also you asked about the ethics of true crime programs. There are many that are very factual and are excellent at showing how the criminal mind can work, and about how law enforcement goes about trying to identify and catch them. Of course, there are others that tend to glorify the awful acts and show little or no care of the victim or their families. I truly enjoy the first kind but actively avoid the second.
Those clips of Brenda Spencer are from an episode of a TV show called Deadly Women on the Invesigation Discovery (aka ID) channel.
We heard about James Bulger. It absolutely broke my heart what they did to that beautiful little boy. And they were only 10 at the time.
Psychopaths are born, Sociopaths are MADE!!
You should check out countdankulas mad lads
They were released aged 18 in 2001 with new identities. Thompson, 39, has not reoffended. But Venables was sent back to jail in 2010 and 2017 after being caught with child sex abuse images on his computer.
He was refused parole in 2020 but has made a new bid for freedom.
And as of December 2023 he was denied again, so he is still there
You should react on the Menendez Brothers case, it's tough but not in the way you'd think...
If someone is tried as an juvenile they will be released by age 21 and their record sealed
....So like what is up with this guy? "Think about the mother"??? Why? Why would any same human being ever, just "think about the mother" of some random kid that was murdered? You literally know absolutely zero of the mother OR the child. In fact, it's literally impossible to "think about the mother" because you don't even know her personality! Don't know whether she will become angry and abusive as a result, will kill herself as a result, become insane and cuddle dolls, cry drastically for a year, cry for 5 days or less and then go back to work, be really happy that it happened because she thought the kid was annoying; not only have you never met, spoken to, or heard a single word about this mother, but in addition to that you literally haven't even heard the like 3 words about her that you would have heard, because you literally didn't even watch the news story! This guy is "feeling disturbed" just because 5 strangers got killed between 1930 and 2002??? Umm you know that the number of people who got murdered in America and UK from 1930-2002 is hundreds of thousands, right???? And knew that before turning on this video where absolutely nothing unique has happened. Every single story was just like, "Yep, they were murdered." Absolutely nothing special about it beside s Columbine, which still was not brutal, gory, or twisted compared to any other murder, and which DOES have absolutely nothing special about it if you're talking about it in 2022 after more then 30 additional school shootings have occured. As though this guy has literally never seen OR HEARD OF THE EXISTENCE OF "the news". like obviously at least 30 people have been murdered, within your metro area, today. That doesn't bother your life but somebody who got murdered before 1930 does regardless of the fact that you literally heard absolutely nothing about it besides "A dude got murdered and the murderer's name and age was X and X." Okay then. Good luck watching a movie or TV show where someone dies (which is LITERALLY ALL OF THEM if you only consider TV shows made since or continuing after 2016 or so, which people his age and younger apparently do for some reason regardless of viewing them via Netflix and similar). Good luck getting a degree of any kind when you apparently have to go home or something just because they mentioned Jack the Ripper in order to debate which legend is the most likely to be true for the purpose of teaching science, debate principles, or philosophy-debate principles. Oh wait I forgot, they don't teach science in honest debating in college anymore.
After the Columbine shooting schools all over here in the states made some changes. Some however got too extreme. Any student that didn’t look “normal” were always accused of potentially committing a shooting. Other students making an accusation without evidence or just to make their lives hell. The school pretty much believing the bullshit story instead of a proper investigation. Being asked if they have a list of potential victims and being suspended until they conclude their investigation and they have no evidence. One case was made into a TV movie where a girl in Oklahoma dressed gothic and had aspirations to become a writer like Stephen King. But one girl however made a false accusation of her and she was taken to the principal’s office with cops there to interrogate her basically and asking her about her “list” and suspending her. And sometime after going back when her favorite teacher was absent cause of an illness the same girl who made the false accusations claimed that she had used some voodoo to poison the teacher and she got a sarcastic response. Yet took it as real and turned her in where the school didn’t again. The gothic girl and her family had enough and sued the school for that crap
I agree with you that some of these people basically got away with murder based on the time they received in prison. And I dont condone promoting movies about murders, sexual offenders or violent criminals. It's unfair to the victims loved ones and friends.
It is a horror! Always makes me wonder!
Kabir, you have to do a movie reaction to the Ed Kemper documentary. Omg!!!! He worked with the FBI to create what is now a serial killer profile that is still used today!
Also, my ex brother in law owned a bar in southie that Whitey frequented. Yes I'm from Boston ✌️♥️
Yucky! Mesmerizing though! Great variety of content! 🌎✌️
Ed Kemper was a very interesting case, as he was the individual that our government chose for the investigation for what makes a serial killer. He was very manipulative & likable. The case of the Menendez Brothers was another interesting case. As, they had been systematically sexually abused by their father since they were small children. That can offer a contributing factor as to what caused their violent personalities. Does not make their actions excusable, though. Trying to rationalize a killer or a serial killer is very rhetorical. It is still a mystery to those who study & work with them. Are they born this way or made this way? Both. Thank you for sharing this.
You should watch World's Most Evil Killers (Fred Dineage narrates). I think you'd be surprised how many are from the UK (many think this is just an American phenomena).
Since it said "Dramatization" I assume it was a documentary not a regular movie.
i agree its nature and nurture
6:50 ( ish) I have one younger brother and one younger sister. I could *never* knowingly cause them physical harm.
"Is this from a movie?" It literally says dramatization right across the screen
I don’t get how kabir could miss that?!
Joshua Phillips didn't live too far from me. My mom and some of her friends was apart of the search party.
9:00 I think that it needs to be shown because it is the truth no matter how gruesome it is. It is a part of history.
The menindez case is way worser than them myrdering their parents Kabir you should look into it
There is an issue that can happen at birth other other times.
The amygdala is an almond-shaped structure in the brain that is responsible for emotional and behavioral regulation, particularly the body’s response to fear. Damage to the amygdala can often be caused by stroke, traumatic brain injury, and other neurological conditions. Individuals with amygdala damage may experience various emotional and behavioral effects such as impaired decision-making, hypervigilance, or anxiety, just to name a few. Fortunately, symptoms of amygdala damage can improve with a combination of treatments, including medication and therapy. Psychopathic individuals have been found to have damage to the amygdala. Psychopaths display antisocial personality traits including deceitfulness, impulsivity, recklessness, lack of remorse, and a general failure to conform to social norms. This does not explain everything but one thing that can happen.
Ed Kempmer said himself he doesn't want to be released because if he was he would snap again
To answer in my humble opinion the last question you ask I think like the majority of things in life it is not so simple it's not one of the other it's not nature or nurture it's both. Also even further than that I say that it is dependent upon each individual case there's no blanket answer.
I would only agree if the family agrees and all money goes to them
If you haven't seen anything on the Menendez brothers, you need to do a reaction to that. Crazy case. Also, as someone who went to Columbine and grew up in that area, it's a very sad story. They said that those two weren't born like that because Eric Harris was in a very fragile state because he was on a cocktail of prescription drugs for depression I believe. It is a very interesting story all in all though.
Theres a famous basketball card that has the menendez bros in the background
The one about Brenda spencer, was from a TV show that aired or airs on investigation discovery, the show is called deadly women. I think with crime drama shows that are based off of fact, the people producing the show are in contact with the victims family some of the times to make sure it is OK with them to produce the episode.
On Nov. 21, 2022, a 10-year-old Milwaukee boy intentionally aimed a gun at his mother, then shot and killed her, because she would not buy him a virtual reality headset, prosecutors said. He will be tried as an adult. Horrific!! They don't behave as though they are human...scary!! I would be hard on them, if it was my decision...minimum of life in prison, and where I live, they still have and use the death penalty. Now I need to go and watch East Idaho News and their Secret Santa videos...right now!! Give them a look.
Forgiveness is for you, not for them. Forgiveness frees you from the prison of pain and anger.
The Menendez brothers killed their parents and then were seen on TV at an NBA game.
Unfortunately, these videos you're watching like the ranking of the most evil kids in history have the same goals as the Netflix Series Dahmer. You clicked the video and watched it. Also, I don't understand the sudden uproar when there have already been so many horror movies and shows based on real life stories.
Yeah I don’t get it either
@@Redatcarndal When the Dahmer series came out, Katy Perry, Kesha, and even Eminem (lol) we're suddenly called out for their Dahmer lyrics. Those songs are like 10-20+ years old. LOL. It's not their fault these kids were too ignorant to understand the references.
@@jariemonahexactly those kids were morons
Though some of this could be genetic, there are those who turned this direction in life because of the home they grew up in. Though guardians may present as caring and loving people, they can easy be the opposite outside the public eye.
Many of the behaviors and ability to connect with others is developed in their first few years of their life.
This isn't to excuse what they have done, but does put a perspective on the why. Many of those who deal with substance abuse are in the similar boat. Only it is trying to escape and avoid the results of a toxic and neglectful upbringing.
Another kid was 12 year old Christian Fernandez from Jacksonville FL. He murdered his brother David and only got 7 years. I believe Christian was released in 2019.
You should do a video on the menendez brothers !
No surprise Phillips is on here. I lived only a few blocks from him.
when i was growing up i knew a kid who smashed a little girl in the face with a rock… because she blew a raspberry at him
Okay, I did a double-take (double-listen?) when you mentioned the James Bulger case, because we have a case here with the same name, the James "Whitey" Bulger case - an "Irish Mafia" case from the 70's and 80's that I'm sure you've heard of. The 2015 movie "Black Mass" with Johnny Depp was about him. Then I remembered that this was the evil children reaction video and that James Bulger was the victim's name in the Merseyside case. Poor, sweet boy.
Back in the day, they thought they could “fix” Kemper. Also, his mother was extremely abusive so they chalked up how he acted to that. In terms of brutality of kills, he is one of the worst. His mother was his last kill and what he did was brutal! If you want to read the details of his case, I suggest eating after.
Shows like that should not be series. It is salt on the wound. Family members of the victims knowing they are dramatically showing the incident over and over... ialso think no matter what age the child is the are not stable enough to be back in society.
I was horrified by some of these stories previously unheard. The Freeman Neo Nazis actually grew up in my childhood neighborhood. What a shock! I do believe some people are just evil. Even good parents have been utterly shocked at learning their beloved child was capable of atrocities.
6:29 My god, does he ever look like Benedict Cumberbatch 😂 This is made for a film adaptation
There is a resemblance...
Children who commit crime, they only spend the number of years until in their 20s. You cannot charge a child as an adult because children does not have the smarts to commit a crime. After that certain age they reach, they are free. I believe now, children under 18 and the degree of the crime, their maturity, etc... will be tried as an adult and could get life in prison without parole. Sometimes, adult criminals use the children to commit a crime with the promise of something once they get out of prison and the children only spend so many years only.
Wtf? What about the 2 boys that killed their entire family (i think 1 sister survived). The worst part was 1 of the evil brothers tricked his baby brother into opening the bathroom door where he and his sister were hiding and then killed them both.
Also known as the Brats from Hell.
2:04 You're too young to know the case of Lyle and Erik Menendez who murdered their parents, Jose & Kitty in their living room in Beverly Hills. Two guys in their 20's from a wealthy background, did it just for the money. The case made the TV and newspaper tabloids a lot of money. 9:05 Yeah, that Dahmer stuff really sick. 10:40 Those guys got treated way too charitably.
That’s the thing with some of these killers, is that they are master manipulators, they know how to get what they want when they want it.
That clip is from a show called deadly women. I find it informative. I understand why it makes people uncomfortable.
people look at shows like dahmer as glorifying murderers instead we all should be looking at this kind of shows and movies from a history stand point.
the same way we look at war movies, etc.
Some children are just Born bad
I googled it venerables is in prison again not sure where Thompson is
One of the boys you’re talking about Kabir, has been in and out of jail since it’s happened, and I believe the one that’s been in and out of jail is dead.
Please do a reaction to Count Dankula’s Jon Venables and Robert Thompson video- “You are Not Allowed To See This Man’s Face”. Either Venables or Thompson has been repeatedly popped for being a kid toucher
It always angers me when these fools are willing to kill but are Cowards and they killed themselves.
Forgiveness requires repentance. Otherwise, there's nothing to forgive because the offender doesn't think they did anything wrong and won't ask for forgiveness. You can be ready, willing, and even eager to forgive, but if the person won't admit they sinned, there's nothing we can do. Even God needs us to repent to be forgiven.
The Bever brothers should have been on this list.
I know kemper cuz i went to UC Santa Cruz
The families of Dahmer’s victims told the media none of them gave permission to have their loved ones represented in the show. The producers don’t necessarily have to get permission, but all it did was re-traumatize the families and loved ones since the images and video clips were literally everywhere. Idiots in this country even dressed up like him for Halloween. I refuse to watch it. I would obviously feel differently if the families wanted people to see what their loved ones were like in life before that monster got his hands on them showing people they were more than just a number. 9:17
I refuse to watch movies about recent enough murders for the family(ies) of their victims to still be alive. The quantity of murders in the US by minors is mind blowing. There was a child in my state whose parents were both prison guards. He shot them and tried to bury them in the backyard because “he didn’t like the rules”. I believe he was around 10 years old.
James Bulger, I remember when that happened and watching my mum break into tears. I can’t watch the video pal, I don’t need that kind of negativity in my life.
I hate to say it but I've been thru this before. I don't want to remember it but this video definitely brought back memories. I did my time and was released. God forgave me.
The two kids that kid James Bulger were horrible
To be fair, you don't think they should make series like Dahmer, yet you willingly clicked on a video about child killers. You even did so expecting to see a specific case. Ask yourself why you shared this. Was it something you wanted to watch? Was it something you thought your viewers might want to see? Was it because it was something chosen solely for the algorithm? It's history. It happened. Some people didn't think movies like Saving Private Ryan or shows like Band of Brothers should display what war was really like because it triggered PTSD in some veterans. But should we water down what it's actually like to be in war?
In the Spencer case, Bob Geldof's band was touring in the U.S. when it happened and he wrote the song "I Don't Like Mondays" the next day after hearing her say
"When asked why she did it, she replied, "I just started shooting, that's it. I just did it for the fun of it. I just don't like Mondays. I just did it because it's a way to cheer the day up. Nobody likes Mondays." It was a commentary on how bizarre it all was. Now, 99% ofthe people who hear it have no idea what it's about and radio stations play it every Monday morning because they think it's just about people lamenting the fact they have to go back to work. Should the families outhouse killed have to listen to this?
Yeah what was the point of even reacting to it at all?
I agree with you Kabir, I believe unfortunately some are born evil.🇺🇸
I know it's not the popular opinion, but I couldn't care less how young someone is - if you do the crime, you do the time. None of this ridiculous "juvenile detention for a few years" crap. If there has to be a place for juveniles, make it a prison, and just as hard as an adult prison.
I believe that some real crimes programs give ideas to disturbed people . I really think you should not give their names out on television . There are people who follow these killers on the internet and even write to these awful people . We have a case in the States right now some one killed four room mates at a college in Idaho . 24 hr. news coverage and when they are caught even more . Killers are not idols !
I have no idea how to do that.