you're worthless, I feel bad for you, I feel worse for Thomas Dillon, what a good man! Taking out the scum!!! F you - F the Police- 3x F the FBI, also no one cares about you, stupid woman
What a monster. I was moved by the persistence of Jamie Paxton's mother. I hope that her efforts helped her to heal. Prayers for the victims and their loved ones.
@@TASmith-ou3is No doubt. She prayed. And God answered her prayers, and touched his heart. The killer loved his own mother. And in his own childhood, she loved him. That was the deeply held cherished love that kept him alive, aware, inside. It connected his emotions for her to Paxton's situation, his mother's pleading, letters, and tears. God have mercy.
@@starlightengram1 Exactly God always has a plan. I am so proud of his mother who fought through her grief. May God bless you and your families 🙏 ➕️♥️♥️♥️
@@TheMrCheezlezombiewhy are you so upset over someone else's comment? It had absolutely nothing to do with you!! Pretty simple to just scroll on by!!They weren't even talking to you but yet your all butt hurt....
My sympathies to the victims’ loved ones. My relief for the man who thought to drop and play dead. For the efforts of those who did not quit seeking to stop him, my thanks and respect.
I just discovered this channel a couple of days ago. I spent all day watching lots of stories and all night probably 24 hours. They’re so good thank you.
@judydelpriore9584 I found Kyle’s channel a few weeks ago from MrBallen. I knew that I was going to be alone for the long Thanksgiving break and I wasn’t able to travel back to my hometown. I’ve binged on Kyle’s videos and they are so well done! He is very talented, his editing with sponsorships is authentic and placed in the videos in a great time and a great way. He always is very good at paying homage to the victims and also their families which you don’t find a lot of these days.
Same i saw the channel few days ago via youtube alogorthm i watched almost 10 videos of the channel but better editing and more footage would be better tho.
This crime made me feel things that saddens me, the fact that the mother isn't giving up to bring justice for her son moves my heart, please keep making these types of content so more people will recognize the amazing victims that have fallen from this world ❤
Mine as well! Kyle is so great at telling these stories with accuracy, authenticity and paying respect to the victims and their families. You don’t find many people like Kyle on TH-cam or Podcasts these days. Even with Kyle’s sponsorships he does them in a way unlike any other content creator I’ve ever watched and listened to. He’s extremely talented and typically when something has a sponsorship (which I have no problem with, it supports the channel and the person) Kyle does it when yes we have heard a lot of terrible information and we need to take a breath or break from the horrendous crimes committed. He’s outstanding!
The thing that really strikes me is Jamie Paxton’s mother’s heart. Even after all the pain, unknowing, anguish - she had compassion on the man that murdered her son. It seems she never lost her faith or became entangled in rage or bitterness. And after it all she was reaching out to the killer behind bars. That woman is the real deal when it comes to someone who lives out their faith. Wow. 🙏🏻❤️
I can never forgive anyone that harms me or my loved ones. I am not God, and I can easily see them as dead to me. As long as they're in prison or out of my life; whatever situation occurred, I do not have to forgive them. They're not needing my forgiveness.; they're looking for Gods.
@@Emy53 I do agree that God holds the ultimate ability to forgive - so even if we didn’t forgive someone, He knows that persons heart, and He can forgive them whether we do or not…but one thing I think about is what Jesus did say in Matthew Ch 6 verse 14, He said, “For if you forgive men their trespasses, your Heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive men their trespasses neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.” It definitely seems like although we may not agree with what someone did, or like it - He was asking us to relinquish that desire to not forgive. But I sure have wrestled with this myself more than a time or two!
@@Emy53 Forgiveness is not just for the person who did an evil deed. It's also for the person giving the forgiveness. You must forgive or you will not be forgiven.
I thought this title was click bait. But I was having trouble falling asleep so decided to watch. Just a minute or two in I was engrossed in the video. Your title was accurate. My heart broke for the mom, who got the response from the killer. I have kids I can't imagine having to read that. I hope that these families see their loved ones again in heaven. The mom sounds like she is a truly strong, wonderful woman.
I could relate, my brother was about the same age the same year & an avid outdoorsman. I can see my mom doing the same, writing letters to the killer & then visiting him in prison. Amazing mom, was/is Jamie's mom. She may still be alive. The killer may still be alive. I hope he's not, the victims families, deserve to lay his memory to rest.
Profiling is such a fascinating skill & tool. Beyond that, I'm the mother of a son who enjoys hunting, even if soIo. I can't imagine the grief & pain it would bring myself, his young family, & his brothers. God bless these families & the law enforcement who caught him.
You really conveyed this story so well Kyle. You have a gift and I am moved by your empathy in each of these stories. Wishing you the best. I remember these killings very well. Being an avid hunter it really registered with me and my friends. It angerd us so much. Hunting and fishing was a huge part of our culture and to think someone could do such a thing was disturbing and actually raised some fears here in Louisiana......yea, that far away. The love of a mother led to the arrest and conviction of a vicious monster.
I found myself looking for new videos from "Kyle Hates Hiking. You can really spin a yarn and your authenticity and lack of airs is refreshing. Kyle is everyone's "guy next door"
@@laurasalo6160No, he meant airs…As in the phrase “Putting on airs…” It means to act like you think you’re better than everyone else, which-as was previously stated-is NOT something that Kyle does! That is all. Class dismissed! 😉 ’
New follower here 🙋🏻♀️!! You rock young man 🩵❣️ I was hooked immediately 🥰!!! I have been watching and reading true crime for over 45 years. I would take you over 48 hours, Nancy Grace, Date Line etc..., in a munute!! Please don't change a thing!!! Peace, love and big BLESSINGS to you and yours, always!!
Being a first time visitor of your channel and not easily impressed, I was In this video 2:13 and I immediately discerned your presentation and narration style is of an excellent & professional quality! Well done Kyle! Well done and much success to you in this challenging endeavor
You're getting very good at producing these vids, Kyle. Kudos, definitely. Huge improvement from even a few years ago. _(Yes, we've binged your content.)_ 😎👍
We had a neighbor once that was the father of a local suspected serial killer, suspected because his last victim had a hobby of working on guns... Years later I found out the entire family was pretty messed up still to this day.
In 6th Grade we had a Thomas Dillon in our class. He was different, & his Grandmother knitted sweaters for him. One sweater was red & black flames, with skulls. It said “Thomas Dillon” on the front, & “The Place Is Chillin” on the back. 😂
Thank you, Kyle. This storyneeded telling. I for one had never heard about this. When you lose your child everything in YOUR life stops. The world may turn, but for you it stops. Jamie Paxtons mom has all my respect and I pray that she found a peace of sorts. Every victim in this case had family that loved them. Misses them. For every victim RIP.
My Nana was my mum. (Egg donour and baby chute has never been my mother.) She passed away 4 years ago yesterday. Still miss her every day. I’m 54 and I’ve never stopped needing my mum!
I miss my mom everyday she died 20 years ago I was 26. I just had a heart attack the same thing that actually killed her. I am very lucky. If my mom hadn't had a heart attack I wouldn't have listen to my body. God my mom and husband saved my life
@_treva2292 I wouldn't go that far emotionally. I'd thank God for placing those people in my life whom opened that door of realization for you into today's reality. Spirituality over emotion, and. Glad you're still with us.
I am so sorry to all the people who were affected by this sick and hideous specimen. Know that the memory of your loved one is imprinted in your heart. Many blessings!
The letter mentioned 5 minutes after killing jamie that he was in a bar drinking a beer. They should of started by cross referencing all the bars in a 5 mile radius of Jamie's murder site. Just a thought.
I doubt that over 30 years ago the bars had surveillance plus the letter he wrote in was way after the murder so the only thing you could do is go back and interview bar staff who would probably remember nothing and everyone back then would of used cash so there would be no transaction from that day to look at.
Daymn, Kyle. You’ve gotten so good at telling these people’s tragic tales with all the respect they deserve. I can’t wait to hear you tell the one in Denver this weekend! ❤ Thank you for your service to these people and for your kind heart and for your dedication to donating to the S&R groups involved.
He also confessed to sighting in on a Park Ranger at Atwood Lake. I was the Ranger on duty at the time. He said there were too many possible witnesses so he didnt take the shot. Oddly, I had met him earlier at a gun show where he bought a military knife from me.
AWESOME EPISODE!!! 🎉 I absolutely loved it! You do such a good job, Kyle, definitely one of the best out there!! Thank you for all of the hard work you put into each episode.❤️
Does anyone else just LOVE that the fbi's profile is literally just like "here is a generic serial killer, we called him an expert with guns even though he admitted to missing shots"
19:38 ... In the 80s I worked briefly in the Evidence Technology Department of Los Angeles crime lab. I was working as a questioned documents examiner's assistant. Any time a letter or document is typed, the typed letters are evidence themselves. Just as a rifled barrel has individual distinct markings allowing detectives to match a bullet to a gun, typewriters have distinct impressions for each letter. Some don't always fall on the same line (slightly above or below), they have microscopic "fingerprints" that identify the typewriter to the document. Not only that, but from the typed letters they can tell what model of typewriter was used to type the letter. All they need to do is find that typewriter! Needle in a haystack, right? Well, some brands of typewriters were only sold from certain stores. Some were mostly office typewriters that were too expensive for typical home use. These are clues that can help with the identification of the personality or at least potential working environments. Was it electric or manual typewriter? Ball or keystroke? If the letters were typed at his office, they could use this, along with other personal identifiers (the personal profile) to narrow the search. Just adding my two cents here.
Pretty well known that typewriters leave unique clues . Even half way savvy criminals are aware of that . That’s why letters cut from random magazines and newspapers to compose a message are often used .
@@Andrew-xv7mz My brother is a now-retired police detective/investigator. He had explained (decades ago) that there are two types of criminals: 99.9% are just dumb and 0.01% who are highly cunning. The dumb crooks are not reading the comments under a video to learn about trade secrets that get them caught. The smart ones already know all this stuff. When I was at university learning how to be an Evidence Technician one of the students in year three (of four) was found to be a cousin of a high-ranking Bloods gang leader. He enrolled in the classes to learn what the latest criminalistics methods were and therefore how to avoid leaving latent evidence. He was caught because our instructor happened to be a retired Sheriff who still had connections to police databases. After a little "digging", the relationship between the wanted gang leader and this student was found. My point being the smart ones know how to get this information. The dumb ones (as we have seen in videos) are SO dumb they record their crimes as they commit them and post them online. Dumb crooks will never get tipped off by a TH-cam comment. The smart ones will already know this information. Considering there was a movie (forget the name) where typewriter indentations were used to catch the crook, if Hollywood knows about it, so do a good amount of criminals. I'm not leaving any information in my comment that will aid a crook. They either already know this, or are too dumb to sit and read lengthy comments under TH-cam videos. We're good. The comment above mentions using clip-outs from magazines to avoid the typewriter impression evidence. That practice has been used since the 1950s. Smart crooks have known about this for over half a century. Dumb ones will leave a ransom note using the back of their old pay stub receipt, handwritten and fingerprints all over the note. We're good, mate!
Kyle, you have quickly become one of my favorite True Crime content creators here on TH-cam! I found you through MrBallen a few weeks ago. The way you speak on these horrible cases is very telling about how authentic you are, spreading the information that we don’t often hear about and I feel deeply for the victims and their family members! Even your sponsorships are done in a way that is very genuine and doesn’t make me feel like you’re taking away from the victims you speak about. I love your intro’s you’re absolutely so different from a lot of true crime content creators in the best way possible! I have never heard of this case. It was a lot of emotions and how you Segway into your sponsorships does give us a moment to take a breath. What an awful human! The fact that Jean never gave up on finding her son Jamie’s killer and would write letters to the newspaper moved my heart, it was so sad hearing but she was absolutely a huge part in finding him! When you spoke about her talking to him in prison that says so much about her as a mother and person. I’m so sad for all his victims and their families! Please keep being you! You’re an amazing person!
Thank you for covering this Kyle! I live in Tuscarawas County and remember this happening. I was young, but still ran around in the woods with my older sister and her friends at the time. Scary stuff. I ended up working with a relative of Tom Dillon...he had some pretty wild stories about that guy.
Ive never heard of this story before. Thank you for making a video about it and bringing awareness to the tragedy. Much love to all those families and thank goodness they got closure and put that man behind bars.
I send love to all of the victims and their families. Such senseless deaths. So sorry, and may the brightness of their time in your lives, outshine the sadness of their tragic deaths. ❤❤❤
Kyle you’re an awesome story teller. Thank you for covering all these people’s stories. So sorry for the families. May the person’s rest in peace and their loved ones find comfort. 🕊️
adding my comment for the algorithm - that's how I found these videos (or they found me). From Canada, rather than California 😊but also a fan of Kyle and his channel and his storytelling.
Kyle you’ve outdone yourself this time! Great job!! ❤❤ I knew this family because I became interested in the case because of my profession. It’s heartbreaking but his mother is a testament to a parent’s love for their child!
I'm fascinated by the FBI's ability to psychologically profile people so accurately. Sometimes they narrow down the most mundane of characteristics perfectly.
Me too! I found myself watching criminal mines and I thought " if only ". Although in the series, they capture the bad guy in one episode. Not true in real life. Also in real life you will never be able to get in certain unsubs head, because at the end of the day, not every criminal thinks alike. And not every profiler gets it right. Their problem is they have a bad habit with tunnel vision. I live not far from Quantico. I'd love to be a fly on the wall. I have experience in lab work, but 3 domestic charges that were expunged due to no evidence.
@@ValerieCox-t7d wow why are you telling random people you have 3 domestic what ? Battery ? Abuse ? Charges but that they got dropped for lack of EVIDENCE? OR victim didn't pursue 😂 and that's why you don't work in a lab lmao weird cope there girl.
Great job covering this somewhat old case. Your respect for the victims and survivors is always touching and the crossover between true crime/hiking (and hiking adjacent) content is an interesting one. I hadn't heard about this case in a looong time. Probably back on old Forensic Files.
1 Million subs for Kyle, guys!!! 🎉🎉🎉 Seriously man... You're my new favourite TH-camr. I'm Canadian and have been trying to muster the courage to thru-hike the Bruce Trail. Your videos are inspirational! Have you ever hiked the Bruce? 😊🇨🇦
I'm from Caldwell OH where Dillon was arrested. I was 16 then i remember it well. Oddly Dillon is not the only serial killer arrested in our smal county. If i went through all the bizarre murders that happened in my town i would be typing here for days. I can quickly think of 16 murders that were very close to home one of them being a friend.
Damn.. like to many chemicals in the water... Dillon died of cancer and worked at a water treatment facility.. [Down with fluoridation, filter your drinking and cooking water. I've read that on average a person drinks 40,000 gallons of water. so shouldn't it be relatively pure?]
I got ridiculed recently when I posted that the woods are dangerous, rven on the national parks people responded things like " that's not what I have experienced." So, despite the hundreds of people reported missing in the forest, people were talking about THEIR experiences and ignoring all the missing people. My advice is to Never go into the woods unarmed,and to ALWAYS remember you're in a lawless place.
It's the reason I do not subscribe. Beggars can't be choosers. He should just make videos and if they're good, people sub. I don't subscribe to sub beggars.
@@Torero2901 it''s literally how he makes a living. Of course he's going to hustle to climb to the top just like any other job. I bet you're really fun at parties 🙄
@@albtckl don't you worry about me and parties, they are legendary. Millions of TH-camrs do what Kyle does. But those are not beggars, so they get my support. Number freaks can stay away. I have values and morals, hopefully one day you acquire those too!
Born in Illinois, but raised down Texas. Been pretty much around the United States and quite a few places overseas. I've been living in Ohio for 8 years and just found this out here on this channel ... Wow ... !? That's just ..? Wow ... ?
Kyle, I'm sincerely proud of you. You've gotten much better and I know that measured improvement is based upon, at very least in part, to behind the scenes hard work. Very well documented, and narrated, BRAVO! 👏👏👏
Kyle your growing as quickly as I predicted! You deserve it so much🙏📿 I know there will be an M next to your name before you know it. I see your going to be in Denver, unfortunately I can’t make it because I have a store and work bunches. BUT if you happen to enjoy playing darts & want to come to the only exclusively darts store in the mountain time zone, I’d be honored to hook you up. (Darts & Parts on south Santa Fe) Safe travels to my mile high city & have a great show! The end
@@Lucinda_Jackson nothing would make me happier, but I also know that realistically it’s highly unlikely. When I travel I always have a dozen plans & actually achieve 3 of the things. But I thought I’d throw the invite out there ya know?
@ Okay, then. I take it back. Clearly I was wrong to say something nice and friendly to you. Blocking you so I don't make that mistake again. Have a nice day. Unless you feel that is ALSO unlikely to happen...
I enjoyed this one. As a true crime junkie I thought that I had heard them all, but you found one that I had not heard before so it was very interesting and sad for the victims.
Great video. I am from this region and was a small child at the time. I was ignorant about it, but my parents remember how scared people were. BTW, it’s the Martins Ferry Times Leader, not just the Ferry Times Leader.
Wow, Kyle, creepy story. I actually remember these murders. That was before I became a true crime addict and I remember thinking that those were both unsolvable, and the creepiest, most senseless killings ever. I think at the time only two or three had been attributed to a single killer. He seems so remorseless, yet he was drawn to visit the gravesite, and to make those comments to his old friend. I think his subconscious knew, and he sabotaged himself. I guess that's a fairly common thing. ❤ Stay Safe
I don't believe he was capable of real remorse, he was just a psychopath. But I do think Jamie's mother managed to humanize his victim enough that he started to see him as a person and not just as a prop. For psychopaths, other people are just soulless backdrop of their own reality. It's quite a feat to convince them that another person has a full life and personality and to care about that.
Not sure that is the reason, because they already recognise 'humans' and know what they are doing is wrong. They just don't care. It is probably more along the lines that it was image control (they like to control the narrative) and perhaps her letters made him think he would be perceived as 'a bad guy'. Their image and how they are perceived is all that matters to them. He had already achieved one of his goals, serial killer status. Doubtless he had a secondary mission to get a massive body count and become more famous. Basically, despite what they project, they are somewhat insecure, in that they need the external validation of it all, even if they don't realise it and tell themselves otherwise. All psychopaths are narcissists.
@@davinasquirrel7672 I don't care if they're psychopaths or sociopaths or narcissistic psychopaths or anything else. It's all fine and dandy for the psychiatrists and psychologists and armchair psycho-analyzers to put them in their perspective boxes but at the end of the day, they're just cold blooded killers who probably get off reading people, expending their energies on what they think makes them tick.
@@davinasquirrel7672 Exactly. My suspicion, from the perspective of an experienced therapist, is that he just wanted to hurt his victim's family more, as well as enhancing his own image. Both for himself and for the public.
@@thing_under_the_stairs I will bet the farm he had zero remorse during that letter writing period (clue: he went on to kill more). But instead, he got a power trip out of reading the letters (first power trip, the killing, second power trip, making others sad). And it was evident early on how young the first victim was (and again, he continued killing). Anyone that falls for his lie that he felt remorse is mistaken. They only feel remorse when something negatively impacts their projection of self. It was that mother's continued letter writing that garnered sympathy for her, and contempt for him.
😢 , no words in such grief, except to give heartfelt sorrow for all. Thank you Kyle for information about this, reminding me that how precious life is and how empty the void of someone taken 💔 by such evil and senseless purpose !
Kyle, I’m rarely moved to tears by videos…I’m not sobbing but my eyes welled up. I think you’re exactly right, that woman got through to him. I’ve been happily watching you & your work evolve in the past near 2 years. I’m from Colorado, here you are obligated to either ski or hike…I do the one I where I can take my dog. I’m more the TC lover & that’s how I found you. You are unique bc you have a passion for the wilderness not so much the mur* er. I love how you aren’t trying to freak ppl out as much as defend the trails with caution. I love how you support search & rescue (I trained a rescue bloodhound) they are such unsung heros. For a guy whom started off doing gear reviews you really tell a story well. You’ve improved immensely, I mean that in the kindest way. Your writing is only getting better, and you set up the story like Mr. Ballin which is not easy to do. I feel like many give away the plot in the first minute, but you always leave me wanting more. That’s the sign of an excellent entertainer. I can’t explain it but you’ve found your groove, you never shame the guy or girl that went into the woods under prepared. If find that so refreshing bc many would lean on the mean…especially with the amount of experience you have. Very Mike Rowe of you. I knew you’d blow up, and you’re already 500k! You have probably prevented people from getting lost, so you’re saving lives Kyle! To 500k more🥂
Seeing ur evolution on ur channel is so awesome! I found ur channel around two years ago and I don't even hike but I binged everything u had back then. Your content is awesome! So happy to your channel growing becuz u deserve it ❤❤❤
There's a horror story from Alaska that took place in 1979 in Anchorage. A man would drug women, then take them out to the wilderness naked and tell them to run. He then chased them down and shot them. I believe he also used a bow. Last I heard he was still in a psych jail in Fairbanks. He was finally caught when one victim who was chained to a beam in his home managed to escape. He was a baker in a bakery in Anchorage. Many women were victims. There was a movie made about it with Nicolas Cage.
*Robert Hanson. 17yo Cindy Paulson ended his games. After SAing her for hours he took her to the airfield where his plane was. While getting the plane ready, she escaped. He liked to fly them to his remote cabin and hunt them. He died of natural causes (75y) in 2014. In prison.
Sadness and what causes these people. I so wish we can learn to prevent them. My parents I have said grewup in loveless home and recycled the same. I've wondered if father had done something that triggered his suicide. I do know it could have just been mother. My brother would suicide 10 months after father. Mother was very cruel to me and it had was bad enough for my brother hated her favoritism. I believe I was always in trouble so if he came home icky she would have him beat me rather than her or my brother. Sadness of many of us struggle with abuse. I try hard not to be mean because you never know what they've gone through
No,she escaped from his airplane hangar right before they were gonna get on his plane,she saw the chance to escape and took it,she got away,found someone to help her and they called the police,FBI from Canada,and that's how they caught him,I remember that story a few years ago,Mr. Ballen covered it on his channel,yeah,there's some really sick and evil people out there
My heartfelt condolences to the families that lost a loved one to this sadistic predator. I can't ever fathom the grief they've endured. As someone who spends time in the great outdoors this story is sooo disturbing . I don't typically look over my shoulder but I certainly will be more vigilant in the future because of this case.
Your videos get better and better!!!! Love this channel!!! ❤❤❤ This is such a tragic story - that doesn’t even begin to describe it. It blows my mind to realize how insane and evil people can be!
I was young, but I remember this vaguely as it was Happening. It's not too very far from home for me, and I have an uncle that still lives up that way too.
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Here is my advice and it's from a life-time experience with my own brother. Once you are sure the person is mentally sick and psychopathic and narcissistic, leave the person and never NEVER EVER come back to them. DO NOT GIVE THEM SECOND CHANCE. They will seize this opportunity and will see it as your weak point, they will act "normal", but eventually their psychopathic hateful side will come out again .. i gave several chances, until i have came to conclusion that it is better to just cut all contacts and just accept that that person is gone. For your own sake and for everybody else around you, you will be suffering and that' exactly what psychopaths want to see, they want to play with your emotions and feel like they have power over you, do not let them into your life again.
Man, i use to live in cambridge/salesville Ohio. been to that area so much. fishing all over. its crazy hearing about these places. Keep up the good work man.
Thank You for Not being AI. Your Human speech and voice is so appreciated. And you clearly relate facts without irritating repetition. Thank you. Subscribed. Liked. Shared.
As someone who throughly enjoys hunting, fishing, and hiking, this is literally one of my worst nightmares. I feel so at peace in the woods and on the water, and the thought of myself being the actual prey is terrifying... I truly commend Mrs. Paxton, what a remarkable and perseverant women. I'm so sorry she lost her son, but we're all just a little bit safer in the outdoors bc of her 💜
Evil and Satan knows his name our justice system can’t do the horror for eternity that Satan will do. Praying for the families that the Lord holds them and heals their broken hearts for the loss of these men
Serial killers are the worst. The victims have done NOTHING to have their lives cut short. Who knows how many lives Jamie's mom saved because of her persistance in her letter writing. She made her son human to the killer. My heart goes out to the victims and their loved ones.
Rest in paradise Donald Jamie Kevin Hawkins Larry {survivor} And maybe many more that are still cold today. This man was a serial killer mainly called the human hunter, the letter that he made was mundane at best, us people of fans of true crime know that serial killers can be your mother... Your friend... A stranger with a picture perfect image but is a cold hearted killer. This case doesn't get spoken enough so thank you Kyle for keeping their names alive. They were grandfathers, fathers, friends, brothers, cousins....lights being snuffed out way too early in life. My condolences go to every single person connected to them because loosing someone so close like that is devastating beyond belief especially from the hands of a human hunter.
I had a good friend murdered (purposely shot in the back) during a rifle deer hunt in northeast Utah, back in 1997. I always watch my back while out hunting.
KHH: they came upon some scraggly dogs Me: fast forward like 2 minutes from here!!!!! Children and animal abuse is so no go for me. Makes me absolutely furious
His mother writing that letter made him real, showed he had a mother who cared.
you're worthless, I feel bad for you, I feel worse for Thomas Dillon, what a good man! Taking out the scum!!! F you - F the Police- 3x F the FBI, also no one cares about you, stupid woman
@@travisr1567👌
The strength of a Mother's love for her child is incredible.
Unfortunately that love can't ever resurrect your child.
The strength of a Fathers love for his family, is Incredible ×3
Mothets to sons is a whole different bond... heartbreaking
@@AlexJones4Skin grow up
What a monster. I was moved by the persistence of Jamie Paxton's mother. I hope that her efforts helped her to heal. Prayers for the victims and their loved ones.
Me too. God was with her.
@@TASmith-ou3is
No doubt. She prayed. And God answered her prayers, and touched his heart.
The killer loved his own mother. And in his own childhood, she loved him. That was the deeply held cherished love that kept him alive, aware, inside. It connected his emotions for her to Paxton's situation, his mother's pleading, letters, and tears. God have mercy.
@@starlightengram1 Exactly God always has a plan. I am so proud of his mother who fought through her grief. May God bless you and your families 🙏 ➕️♥️♥️♥️
Just heartbreaking. Bad enough when it's an accident or an illness but this was just a totally needless death.
@@TheMrCheezlezombiewhy are you so upset over someone else's comment? It had absolutely nothing to do with you!! Pretty simple to just scroll on by!!They weren't even talking to you but yet your all butt hurt....
My sympathies to the victims’ loved ones. My relief for the man who thought to drop and play dead. For the efforts of those who did not quit seeking to stop him, my thanks and respect.
I just discovered this channel a couple of days ago. I spent all day watching lots of stories and all night probably 24 hours. They’re so good thank you.
Did you sub? Welcome 😊
@judydelpriore9584
I found Kyle’s channel a few weeks ago from MrBallen.
I knew that I was going to be alone for the long Thanksgiving break and I wasn’t able to travel back to my hometown. I’ve binged on Kyle’s videos and they are so well done! He is very talented, his editing with sponsorships is authentic and placed in the videos in a great time and a great way. He always is very good at paying homage to the victims and also their families which you don’t find a lot of these days.
Welcome to the club! 😊
@@judydelpriore9584 @AlexAndra-iy5zu
Thank you ☺️ also I love the community that Kyle has created!!! Everyone has been so nice and welcoming!
Same i saw the channel few days ago via youtube alogorthm i watched almost 10 videos of the channel but better editing and more footage would be better tho.
Jaime's mom, what an amazing person. God bless her.
Indeed.
This crime made me feel things that saddens me, the fact that the mother isn't giving up to bring justice for her son moves my heart, please keep making these types of content so more people will recognize the amazing victims that have fallen from this world ❤
Omg, bro l, please, do us a favour our an say this shite in Ur journal or to ur therapist 😢😮😊😅😂🎉❤
@@AlexJones4Skin124 people could relate to this. What does that say about your remark?
Kyle has gradually become my favorite TH-camr. Thanks for your accuracy and authenticity!
Mine too 😊
Mine as well! Kyle is so great at telling these stories with accuracy, authenticity and paying respect to the victims and their families. You don’t find many people like Kyle on TH-cam or Podcasts these days.
Even with Kyle’s sponsorships he does them in a way unlike any other content creator I’ve ever watched and listened to.
He’s extremely talented and typically when something has a sponsorship (which I have no problem with, it supports the channel and the person)
Kyle does it when yes we have heard a lot of terrible information and we need to take a breath or break from the horrendous crimes committed.
He’s outstanding!
I was committed in the first few mins; I was hooked 😊!!
mine too!
Mine too!! I subscribed after I watched the first episode!! This world is terrifying!
The thing that really strikes me is Jamie Paxton’s mother’s heart. Even after all the pain, unknowing, anguish - she had compassion on the man that murdered her son.
It seems she never lost her faith or became entangled in rage or bitterness. And after it all she was reaching out to the killer behind bars. That woman is the real deal when it comes to someone who lives out their faith. Wow. 🙏🏻❤️
Walks the walk.
She's a FAR better person than I will ever be. Corrie Ten Boom too. I could never be as gracious as these women.
I can never forgive anyone that harms me or my loved ones. I am not God, and I can easily see them as dead to me. As long as they're in prison or out of my life; whatever situation occurred, I do not have to forgive them. They're not needing my forgiveness.; they're looking for Gods.
@@Emy53 I do agree that God holds the ultimate ability to forgive - so even if we didn’t forgive someone, He knows that persons heart, and He can forgive them whether we do or not…but one thing I think about is what Jesus did say in Matthew Ch 6 verse 14, He said, “For if you forgive men their trespasses, your Heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive men their trespasses neither will your Father forgive your trespasses.” It definitely seems like although we may not agree with what someone did, or like it - He was asking us to relinquish that desire to not forgive. But I sure have wrestled with this myself more than a time or two!
@@Emy53
Forgiveness is not just for the person who did an evil deed. It's also for the person giving the forgiveness. You must forgive or you will not be forgiven.
I thought this title was click bait. But I was having trouble falling asleep so decided to watch. Just a minute or two in I was engrossed in the video. Your title was accurate. My heart broke for the mom, who got the response from the killer. I have kids I can't imagine having to read that. I hope that these families see their loved ones again in heaven. The mom sounds like she is a truly strong, wonderful woman.
Kyle never does click bait.
I could relate, my brother was about the same age the same year & an avid outdoorsman. I can see my mom doing the same, writing letters to the killer & then visiting him in prison. Amazing mom, was/is Jamie's mom. She may still be alive. The killer may still be alive. I hope he's not, the victims families, deserve to lay his memory to rest.
I've read of this case but your narrative really brought it home. Interesting and horrifying story.
Profiling is such a fascinating skill & tool.
Beyond that, I'm the mother of a son who enjoys hunting, even if soIo. I can't imagine the grief & pain it would bring myself, his young family, & his brothers. God bless these families & the law enforcement who caught him.
You really conveyed this story so well Kyle. You have a gift and I am moved by your empathy in each of these stories. Wishing you the best. I remember these killings very well. Being an avid hunter it really registered with me and my friends. It angerd us so much. Hunting and fishing was a huge part of our culture and to think someone could do such a thing was disturbing and actually raised some fears here in Louisiana......yea, that far away. The love of a mother led to the arrest and conviction of a vicious monster.
I found myself looking for new videos from "Kyle Hates Hiking. You can really spin a yarn and your authenticity and lack of airs is refreshing. Kyle is everyone's "guy next door"
@@laurasalo6160No, he meant airs…As in the phrase “Putting on airs…” It means to act like you think you’re better than everyone else, which-as was previously stated-is NOT something that Kyle does!
That is all. Class dismissed! 😉
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“Putting on airs” is a fairly common idiom. Just google it and see how many results come back.
And he’s extremely well endowed.
@ : I’m not sure what you’re referring to. I haven’t commented in that thread.
New follower here 🙋🏻♀️!! You rock young man 🩵❣️ I was hooked immediately 🥰!!!
I have been watching and reading true crime for over 45 years. I would take you over 48 hours, Nancy Grace, Date Line etc..., in a munute!! Please don't change a thing!!! Peace, love and big BLESSINGS to you and yours, always!!
Yes, I agree!
Being a first time visitor of your channel and not easily impressed, I was In this video 2:13 and I immediately discerned your presentation and narration style is of an excellent & professional quality! Well done Kyle! Well done and much success to you in this challenging endeavor
He caught me first video, too.
Just so you know, he doesn't really hate hiking 😂
He is definitely one of the goats of TH-cam storytelling. Kyle is so underrated
I agree 💯 He's gettin' more love now!
He is highly rated by me. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Mr. Ballen of hiking 💯
He talks way too slow but has great stories……………..
@@GroundScore710 but those whole body moveements eek
You're getting very good at producing these vids, Kyle. Kudos, definitely. Huge improvement from even a few years ago. _(Yes, we've binged your content.)_ 😎👍
Haha me too. I love this channel.😂 It's one of my favorites. He seems like a very nice kid.
Such a sad case. Feel bad for the victims families and for the killers as well. Just so sick
We had a neighbor once that was the father of a local suspected serial killer, suspected because his last victim had a hobby of working on guns...
Years later I found out the entire family was pretty messed up still to this day.
In 6th Grade we had a Thomas Dillon in our class. He was different, & his Grandmother knitted sweaters for him.
One sweater was red & black flames, with skulls. It said “Thomas Dillon” on the front, & “The Place Is Chillin” on the back. 😂
I wonder if it was the same guy. 🤔
@@NIX5s that sounds awesome 😎
Wow could be same dude
How about the person and the channel, just for the slow.
@@jadexjade would 💯 wear.
Thanks! Great channel Kyle, great presentation. You got my support all the way from West Oz❣🇦🇺
Thank you, Kyle. This storyneeded telling. I for one had never heard about this. When you lose your child everything in YOUR life stops. The world may turn, but for you it stops. Jamie Paxtons mom has all my respect and I pray that she found a peace of sorts. Every victim in this case had family that loved them. Misses them. For every victim RIP.
A mother's love can move mountains. If your mom's alive, call her. Tell her you love her.
Love the intent, but maybe not for everyone 😂
My Nana was my mum. (Egg donour and baby chute has never been my mother.) She passed away 4 years ago yesterday. Still miss her every day. I’m 54 and I’ve never stopped needing my mum!
@@Sorchia56well then you better grow up
I miss my mom everyday she died 20 years ago I was 26. I just had a heart attack the same thing that actually killed her. I am very lucky. If my mom hadn't had a heart attack I wouldn't have listen to my body. God my mom and husband saved my life
@_treva2292 I wouldn't go that far emotionally. I'd thank God for placing those people in my life whom opened that door of realization for you into today's reality. Spirituality over emotion, and. Glad you're still with us.
I am so sorry to all the people who were affected by this sick and hideous specimen. Know that the memory of your loved one is imprinted in your heart. Many blessings!
The letter mentioned 5 minutes after killing jamie that he was in a bar drinking a beer. They should of started by cross referencing all the bars in a 5 mile radius of Jamie's murder site. Just a thought.
You’d be a great detective!! Good idea
@joemueller4738 that was mighty kind of you.
@ thanks, just glad that evil man was caught.
I doubt that over 30 years ago the bars had surveillance plus the letter he wrote in was way after the murder so the only thing you could do is go back and interview bar staff who would probably remember nothing and everyone back then would of used cash so there would be no transaction from that day to look at.
He never said he was in a bar , that’s adding details that could send you on a goose chase to a dead end
Daymn, Kyle. You’ve gotten so good at telling these people’s tragic tales with all the respect they deserve. I can’t wait to hear you tell the one in Denver this weekend! ❤ Thank you for your service to these people and for your kind heart and for your dedication to donating to the S&R groups involved.
He also confessed to sighting in on a Park Ranger at Atwood Lake. I was the Ranger on duty at the time. He said there were too many possible witnesses so he didnt take the shot. Oddly, I had met him earlier at a gun show where he bought a military knife from me.
Damn that's just creepy! I can't imagine what you must've thought & felt upon learning that tidbit of info😮
@samcampbell9399 Felt like I should buy a lottery ticket.
I’m happy you’re okay. God Bless all park rangers. My favorite profession! I love outdoors.
@cortneyholt Thanks Courtney!
AWESOME EPISODE!!! 🎉 I absolutely loved it! You do such a good job, Kyle, definitely one of the best out there!! Thank you for all of the hard work you put into each episode.❤️
Does anyone else just LOVE that the fbi's profile is literally just like "here is a generic serial killer, we called him an expert with guns even though he admitted to missing shots"
Thanks, Kyle, from way up in Northern California. I have watched your channel for quite awhile. I like the variety of outdoor dangers you cover.
19:38 ... In the 80s I worked briefly in the Evidence Technology Department of Los Angeles crime lab. I was working as a questioned documents examiner's assistant.
Any time a letter or document is typed, the typed letters are evidence themselves. Just as a rifled barrel has individual distinct markings allowing detectives to match a bullet to a gun, typewriters have distinct impressions for each letter. Some don't always fall on the same line (slightly above or below), they have microscopic "fingerprints" that identify the typewriter to the document.
Not only that, but from the typed letters they can tell what model of typewriter was used to type the letter.
All they need to do is find that typewriter! Needle in a haystack, right? Well, some brands of typewriters were only sold from certain stores. Some were mostly office typewriters that were too expensive for typical home use. These are clues that can help with the identification of the personality or at least potential working environments.
Was it electric or manual typewriter? Ball or keystroke? If the letters were typed at his office, they could use this, along with other personal identifiers (the personal profile) to narrow the search.
Just adding my two cents here.
What's a typewriter?
Pretty well known that typewriters leave unique clues . Even half way savvy criminals are aware of that . That’s why letters cut from random magazines and newspapers to compose a message are often used .
Please do not share anything (even if obsolete) that may aid a criminal.
@@Andrew-xv7mz My brother is a now-retired police detective/investigator. He had explained (decades ago) that there are two types of criminals: 99.9% are just dumb and 0.01% who are highly cunning.
The dumb crooks are not reading the comments under a video to learn about trade secrets that get them caught.
The smart ones already know all this stuff.
When I was at university learning how to be an Evidence Technician one of the students in year three (of four) was found to be a cousin of a high-ranking Bloods gang leader. He enrolled in the classes to learn what the latest criminalistics methods were and therefore how to avoid leaving latent evidence.
He was caught because our instructor happened to be a retired Sheriff who still had connections to police databases. After a little "digging", the relationship between the wanted gang leader and this student was found.
My point being the smart ones know how to get this information. The dumb ones (as we have seen in videos) are SO dumb they record their crimes as they commit them and post them online.
Dumb crooks will never get tipped off by a TH-cam comment. The smart ones will already know this information.
Considering there was a movie (forget the name) where typewriter indentations were used to catch the crook, if Hollywood knows about it, so do a good amount of criminals.
I'm not leaving any information in my comment that will aid a crook. They either already know this, or are too dumb to sit and read lengthy comments under TH-cam videos.
We're good.
The comment above mentions using clip-outs from magazines to avoid the typewriter impression evidence. That practice has been used since the 1950s. Smart crooks have known about this for over half a century. Dumb ones will leave a ransom note using the back of their old pay stub receipt, handwritten and fingerprints all over the note.
We're good, mate!
@Andrew-xv7mz you probably are a criminal.
Kyle, you have quickly become one of my favorite True Crime content creators here on TH-cam!
I found you through MrBallen a few weeks ago. The way you speak on these horrible cases is very telling about how authentic you are, spreading the information that we don’t often hear about and I feel deeply for the victims and their family members!
Even your sponsorships are done in a way that is very genuine and doesn’t make me feel like you’re taking away from the victims you speak about. I love your intro’s you’re absolutely so different from a lot of true crime content creators in the best way possible!
I have never heard of this case. It was a lot of emotions and how you Segway into your sponsorships does give us a moment to take a breath.
What an awful human! The fact that Jean never gave up on finding her son Jamie’s killer and would write letters to the newspaper moved my heart, it was so sad hearing but she was absolutely a huge part in finding him! When you spoke about her talking to him in prison that says so much about her as a mother and person.
I’m so sad for all his victims and their families! Please keep being you! You’re an amazing person!
Thank you for covering this Kyle! I live in Tuscarawas County and remember this happening. I was young, but still ran around in the woods with my older sister and her friends at the time. Scary stuff. I ended up working with a relative of Tom Dillon...he had some pretty wild stories about that guy.
Ive never heard of this story before. Thank you for making a video about it and bringing awareness to the tragedy. Much love to all those families and thank goodness they got closure and put that man behind bars.
I send love to all of the victims and their families. Such senseless deaths. So sorry, and may the brightness of their time in your lives, outshine the sadness of their tragic deaths. ❤❤❤
Kyle you’re an awesome story teller. Thank you for covering all these people’s stories. So sorry for the families. May the person’s rest in peace and their loved ones find comfort. 🕊️
Comment for the algorithm. 😊
Already liked & subscribed.
Sacramento, California USA 🇺🇸
Sac here too.
Stockton here not far from Sac
adding my comment for the algorithm - that's how I found these videos (or they found me).
From Canada, rather than California 😊but also a fan of Kyle and his channel and his storytelling.
I think this is the first time I found it true crime video that I haven't already known of the case for
Same here, after many years it's difficult to find new videos
Kyle you’ve outdone yourself this time! Great job!! ❤❤ I knew this family because I became interested in the case because of my profession. It’s heartbreaking but his mother is a testament to a parent’s love for their child!
I'm fascinated by the FBI's ability to psychologically profile people so accurately. Sometimes they narrow down the most mundane of characteristics perfectly.
Me too! I found myself watching criminal mines and I thought " if only ". Although in the series, they capture the bad guy in one episode. Not true in real life. Also in real life you will never be able to get in certain unsubs head, because at the end of the day, not every criminal thinks alike. And not every profiler gets it right. Their problem is they have a bad habit with tunnel vision. I live not far from Quantico. I'd love to be a fly on the wall. I have experience in lab work, but 3 domestic charges that were expunged due to no evidence.
@@ValerieCox-t7d wow why are you telling random people you have 3 domestic what ? Battery ? Abuse ? Charges but that they got dropped for lack of EVIDENCE? OR victim didn't pursue 😂 and that's why you don't work in a lab lmao weird cope there girl.
It's super fascinating!
They had data on all the previous killers and were able to make associations between certain traits.
We have AI to do this now.
@@TimothyYocky she said she worked in a lab on those cases is what I got from that... not that she was charged, lol
HOLD UP. The one dude got shot like 4 times, and the police said, "Yup. This is clearly a hunting accident." Wtf? 😂
4 hunting accidents?
lol good point
I think that guy was shot once
@@dfreak01 Yeah I am pretty sure that guy was shot only once. Hence the "hunting accident" conclusion.
It is Ohio 🤷🏻♀️
Great job covering this somewhat old case. Your respect for the victims and survivors is always touching and the crossover between true crime/hiking (and hiking adjacent) content is an interesting one. I hadn't heard about this case in a looong time. Probably back on old Forensic Files.
1 Million subs for Kyle, guys!!! 🎉🎉🎉 Seriously man... You're my new favourite TH-camr. I'm Canadian and have been trying to muster the courage to thru-hike the Bruce Trail. Your videos are inspirational! Have you ever hiked the Bruce? 😊🇨🇦
You have outdone yourself with this one. Great video. 1 million let’s go!
Great job Kyle. Thank u!
I'm from Caldwell OH where Dillon was arrested. I was 16 then i remember it well. Oddly Dillon is not the only serial killer arrested in our smal county. If i went through all the bizarre murders that happened in my town i would be typing here for days. I can quickly think of 16 murders that were very close to home one of them being a friend.
Damn.. like to many chemicals in the water... Dillon died of cancer and worked at a water treatment facility.. [Down with fluoridation, filter your drinking and cooking water. I've read that on average a person drinks 40,000 gallons of water. so shouldn't it be relatively pure?]
I got ridiculed recently when I posted that the woods are dangerous, rven on the national parks people responded things like " that's not what I have experienced." So, despite the hundreds of people reported missing in the forest, people were talking about THEIR experiences and ignoring all the missing people. My advice is to Never go into the woods unarmed,and to ALWAYS remember you're in a lawless place.
I backpacked Colorado's wilderness areas for 45 years and never even took a knife. The farther you go from roads, the safer you are.
Common misconception, laws still apply even in the woods 👍
Real Kyle Hates Hiking fans are you here?!!!❤❤❤
Too right
As opposed to fake ones?
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Sorry I'm a fake one
Should be Kyle is Scared to go Hiking
come on guys, lets get Kyle to 1MIL subs
It's the reason I do not subscribe. Beggars can't be choosers.
He should just make videos and if they're good, people sub. I don't subscribe to sub beggars.
I’ll resubscribe when he gets a more interesting tone of voice and stops doing intros over 5 minutes long. 😊
@@Torero2901 it''s literally how he makes a living. Of course he's going to hustle to climb to the top just like any other job. I bet you're really fun at parties 🙄
@@cmmmmxhow is a person supposed to change the voice they were born with? You are pretty ignorant.
@@albtckl don't you worry about me and parties, they are legendary.
Millions of TH-camrs do what Kyle does. But those are not beggars, so they get my support. Number freaks can stay away.
I have values and morals, hopefully one day you acquire those too!
Born in Illinois, but raised down Texas. Been pretty much around the United States and quite a few places overseas.
I've been living in Ohio for 8 years and just found this out here on this channel ...
Wow ... !? That's just ..? Wow ... ?
Kyle, I'm sincerely proud of you. You've gotten much better and I know that measured improvement is based upon, at very least in part, to behind the scenes hard work. Very well documented, and narrated, BRAVO! 👏👏👏
Kyle your growing as quickly as I predicted! You deserve it so much🙏📿 I know there will be an M next to your name before you know it.
I see your going to be in Denver, unfortunately I can’t make it because I have a store and work bunches. BUT if you happen to enjoy playing darts & want to come to the only exclusively darts store in the mountain time zone, I’d be honored to hook you up. (Darts & Parts on south Santa Fe) Safe travels to my mile high city & have a great show!
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🤞🏻🤞🏻 Hoping Kyle finds a minute to stop by and say hello!
@@Lucinda_Jackson nothing would make me happier, but I also know that realistically it’s highly unlikely. When I travel I always have a dozen plans & actually achieve 3 of the things. But I thought I’d throw the invite out there ya know?
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Okay, then. I take it back. Clearly I was wrong to say something nice and friendly to you. Blocking you so I don't make that mistake again. Have a nice day. Unless you feel that is ALSO unlikely to happen...
Kyle, what a tour de force - your delivery was superb, great telling of such a dark but nevertheless uplifting story. Keep up the good work!
I enjoyed this one. As a true crime junkie I thought that I had heard them all, but you found one that I had not heard before so it was very interesting and sad for the victims.
Great video. I am from this region and was a small child at the time. I was ignorant about it, but my parents remember how scared people were. BTW, it’s the Martins Ferry Times Leader, not just the Ferry Times Leader.
Kyle, I always look forward to your videos...hope u reach 1 mill subs as u deserve it!!!
Another great job Kyle. Thanks
This was horrendous, my heart goes out to the families, I too think Jamie’s mom’s letters got to that monster.
Wow, Kyle, creepy story. I actually remember these murders. That was before I became a true crime addict and I remember thinking that those were both unsolvable, and the creepiest, most senseless killings ever. I think at the time only two or three had been attributed to a single killer. He seems so remorseless, yet he was drawn to visit the gravesite, and to make those comments to his old friend. I think his subconscious knew, and he sabotaged himself. I guess that's a fairly common thing. ❤ Stay Safe
Another great vid! I've consumed most of your content. The comments on the hiking vids, whether tragic or not, are really positive!
Oh my gosh you're an amazing storyteller, this is the first time I'm listening and I will definitely be listening more.
Greetings from Alberta Canada
I don't believe he was capable of real remorse, he was just a psychopath. But I do think Jamie's mother managed to humanize his victim enough that he started to see him as a person and not just as a prop. For psychopaths, other people are just soulless backdrop of their own reality. It's quite a feat to convince them that another person has a full life and personality and to care about that.
Not sure that is the reason, because they already recognise 'humans' and know what they are doing is wrong. They just don't care. It is probably more along the lines that it was image control (they like to control the narrative) and perhaps her letters made him think he would be perceived as 'a bad guy'. Their image and how they are perceived is all that matters to them. He had already achieved one of his goals, serial killer status. Doubtless he had a secondary mission to get a massive body count and become more famous. Basically, despite what they project, they are somewhat insecure, in that they need the external validation of it all, even if they don't realise it and tell themselves otherwise. All psychopaths are narcissists.
@@davinasquirrel7672 I don't care if they're psychopaths or sociopaths or narcissistic psychopaths or anything else. It's all fine and dandy for the psychiatrists and psychologists and armchair psycho-analyzers to put them in their perspective boxes but at the end of the day, they're just cold blooded killers who probably get off reading people, expending their energies on what they think makes them tick.
@@davinasquirrel7672 just like a modern day jack the ripper
@@davinasquirrel7672 Exactly. My suspicion, from the perspective of an experienced therapist, is that he just wanted to hurt his victim's family more, as well as enhancing his own image. Both for himself and for the public.
@@thing_under_the_stairs I will bet the farm he had zero remorse during that letter writing period (clue: he went on to kill more). But instead, he got a power trip out of reading the letters (first power trip, the killing, second power trip, making others sad). And it was evident early on how young the first victim was (and again, he continued killing).
Anyone that falls for his lie that he felt remorse is mistaken. They only feel remorse when something negatively impacts their projection of self. It was that mother's continued letter writing that garnered sympathy for her, and contempt for him.
😢 , no words in such grief, except to give heartfelt sorrow for all. Thank you Kyle for information about this, reminding me that how precious life is and how empty the void of someone taken 💔 by such evil and senseless purpose !
They should have gone to trial and given him the DP.
Welp ... My brain is completely warped to the point I thought you meant something completely different
🤣@@DoBetterBeBetter1221
@DoBetterBeBetter1221
Same. Haha
Death Penalty
@@DoBetterBeBetter1221don't worry,he got some DP in prison
I think we have the same discovery + watch list lol. Great job. Love listening
Much love to these families!!❤❤❤
Kyle, I’m rarely moved to tears by videos…I’m not sobbing but my eyes welled up. I think you’re exactly right, that woman got through to him.
I’ve been happily watching you & your work evolve in the past near 2 years. I’m from Colorado, here you are obligated to either ski or hike…I do the one I where I can take my dog. I’m more the TC lover & that’s how I found you. You are unique bc you have a passion for the wilderness not so much the mur* er. I love how you aren’t trying to freak ppl out as much as defend the trails with caution. I love how you support search & rescue (I trained a rescue bloodhound) they are such unsung heros.
For a guy whom started off doing gear reviews you really tell a story well. You’ve improved immensely, I mean that in the kindest way. Your writing is only getting better, and you set up the story like Mr. Ballin which is not easy to do. I feel like many give away the plot in the first minute, but you always leave me wanting more. That’s the sign of an excellent entertainer.
I can’t explain it but you’ve found your groove, you never shame the guy or girl that went into the woods under prepared. If find that so refreshing bc many would lean on the mean…especially with the amount of experience you have. Very Mike Rowe of you.
I knew you’d blow up, and you’re already 500k! You have probably prevented people from getting lost, so you’re saving lives Kyle!
To 500k more🥂
👍🏼❤️🙏🏼
I love all your videos, but this one was one of your best, thanks for sharing it
That was an excellent video. Professionally presented, clear and concise!
Thank you for your hard work! It's very much appreciated!
Bro has 3 first names. Investigate this person immediately
😂
Omg... I feel the exact same way, lol!🤣 I've said this before, too.😂
They always have 3 first manes.
😂💯 every time
And the middle name LEE means 80% chance is he is a killer.
Jamie's mother, you have attributes that would consider you to be the kind of person that we all should model ourselves after in a lot of ways💜🙏
Your Videos are getting better and better! Greetings from Germany
Seeing ur evolution on ur channel is so awesome! I found ur channel around two years ago and I don't even hike but I binged everything u had back then. Your content is awesome! So happy to your channel growing becuz u deserve it ❤❤❤
There's a horror story from Alaska that took place in 1979 in Anchorage. A man would drug women, then take them out to the wilderness naked and tell them to run. He then chased them down and shot them. I believe he also used a bow. Last I heard he was still in a psych jail in Fairbanks. He was finally caught when one victim who was chained to a beam in his home managed to escape. He was a baker in a bakery in Anchorage. Many women were victims. There was a movie made about it with Nicolas Cage.
*Robert Hanson.
17yo Cindy Paulson ended his games. After SAing her for hours he took her to the airfield where his plane was. While getting the plane ready, she escaped. He liked to fly them to his remote cabin and hunt them.
He died of natural causes (75y) in 2014. In prison.
He was known as The Butcher Baker. I also thought of Hanson at the start of the video.
Sadness and what causes these people. I so wish we can learn to prevent them. My parents I have said grewup in loveless home and recycled the same. I've wondered if father had done something that triggered his suicide. I do know it could have just been mother. My brother would suicide 10 months after father. Mother was very cruel to me and it had was bad enough for my brother hated her favoritism. I believe I was always in trouble so if he came home icky she would have him beat me rather than her or my brother. Sadness of many of us struggle with abuse. I try hard not to be mean because you never know what they've gone through
No,she escaped from his airplane hangar right before they were gonna get on his plane,she saw the chance to escape and took it,she got away,found someone to help her and they called the police,FBI from Canada,and that's how they caught him,I remember that story a few years ago,Mr. Ballen covered it on his channel,yeah,there's some really sick and evil people out there
It was called frozen ground
My heartfelt condolences to the families that lost a loved one to this sadistic predator. I can't ever fathom the grief they've endured. As someone who spends time in the great outdoors this story is sooo disturbing . I don't typically look over my shoulder but I certainly will be more vigilant in the future because of this case.
Ready for this episode here we go
Your videos get better and better!!!! Love this channel!!! ❤❤❤
This is such a tragic story - that doesn’t even begin to describe it. It blows my mind to realize how insane and evil people can be!
I was young, but I remember this vaguely as it was Happening. It's not too very far from home for me, and I have an uncle that still lives up that way too.
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My dad was just telling me about this. It happened before I was born but near my hometown of New Philadelphia.
I wonder how many people that he killed before the five men that the police said that it's just a hunting accident?
Thank God for Jaimie Mom
Here is my advice and it's from a life-time experience with my own brother. Once you are sure the person is mentally sick and psychopathic and narcissistic, leave the person and never NEVER EVER come back to them. DO NOT GIVE THEM SECOND CHANCE. They will seize this opportunity and will see it as your weak point, they will act "normal", but eventually their psychopathic hateful side will come out again .. i gave several chances, until i have came to conclusion that it is better to just cut all contacts and just accept that that person is gone. For your own sake and for everybody else around you, you will be suffering and that' exactly what psychopaths want to see, they want to play with your emotions and feel like they have power over you, do not let them into your life again.
This was totally your best video yet. You're very good at presenting these horrific situations.
What a coward, killed all those poor people, but was scared of death penalty.
They are cowards. They only care about themselves. They are never sorry for what they have done, only that they get caught.
Well yeah... He knew he had plenty of people waiting on the other side for payback
Hopefully jail justice will get rid of this piece of 💩
Man, i use to live in cambridge/salesville Ohio. been to that area so much. fishing all over. its crazy hearing about these places. Keep up the good work man.
It is ironic that he is too fearful of death yet he readily reaps it on others.
Always
Love and light ✨️
Thank You for Not being AI.
Your Human speech and voice is so appreciated.
And you clearly relate facts without irritating repetition. Thank you.
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OK Kyle, I really like your channel and what you cover. This is beyond an unfortunate outdoor experience, it’s also a scary store!
As someone who throughly enjoys hunting, fishing, and hiking, this is literally one of my worst nightmares. I feel so at peace in the woods and on the water, and the thought of myself being the actual prey is terrifying...
I truly commend Mrs. Paxton, what a remarkable and perseverant women. I'm so sorry she lost her son, but we're all just a little bit safer in the outdoors bc of her 💜
Evil and Satan knows his name our justice system can’t do the horror for eternity that Satan will do. Praying for the families that the Lord holds them and heals their broken hearts for the loss of these men
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I say this a lot, but I love this channel!
Serial killers are the worst. The victims have done NOTHING to have their lives cut short. Who knows how many lives Jamie's mom saved because of her persistance in her letter writing. She made her son human to the killer. My heart goes out to the victims and their loved ones.
Rest in paradise
Donald
Jamie
Kevin
Hawkins
Larry {survivor}
And maybe many more that are still cold today. This man was a serial killer mainly called the human hunter, the letter that he made was mundane at best, us people of fans of true crime know that serial killers can be your mother... Your friend... A stranger with a picture perfect image but is a cold hearted killer.
This case doesn't get spoken enough so thank you Kyle for keeping their names alive.
They were grandfathers, fathers, friends, brothers, cousins....lights being snuffed out way too early in life. My condolences go to every single person connected to them because loosing someone so close like that is devastating beyond belief especially from the hands of a human hunter.
Your channel has quickly became on of my favorite! You're amazing at telling these cases & stories
Well done, Kyle! Thank you
I had a good friend murdered (purposely shot in the back) during a rifle deer hunt in northeast Utah, back in 1997. I always watch my back while out hunting.
Yay....ive come to just love love love your videos kyle! Thank you. Great job.✌️
KHH: they came upon some scraggly dogs
Me: fast forward like 2 minutes from here!!!!! Children and animal abuse is so no go for me. Makes me absolutely furious
Ahh! I did the exact same thing. I can’t take listening/ seeing anything around animal abuse 🥹