I agree on the James Bulger case. Those two don't deserve new identities, especially since one of them has repeatedly gotten into legal trouble since his release.
Few people do, I knew a family in witness protection and my whole family knew who they were so I can’t imagine nobody else did. The fun part of living where I do is they send so many former mafia members here, I’ve eaten at Sammy the bulls Italian joint.
They left out the part in the Rodney Alcala story about the girl from the Dating Game that he won a date with where she didn’t go on the date with him because she found him creepy.
Psychopaths lack empathy but also fear. I’ve heard it described as they can be pulled over by a cop with a body in the trunk and have no fear response at all.
Their really isnt much u can do tho unless u have a gun on you at all times but u gotta sleep sometime. Not to mention most times they pick ppl they know they can overpower or scare so I guess work out alot
I've watched Dahmer, the Night Stalker, and several other documentaries about various serial killers out of morbid curiosity. It also encouraged me to be more vigilant and know what to look out for. And tbh, it also reenforces my support for the 2nd Amendment.
I remember seeing something about that guy who saw his friend's parents dead, and from what I remember he was scared shit of his friend at that point so he pretended like nothing was wrong until after the party because he didn't want his friend to kill him too.
Hi Kabir, I remember that one from England, the Venable kid and his friend. What do you do when you have 2 young kids, not school age themselves, snatch a toddler and brutally murder him? I'm absolutely sure they knew what they were doing was beyond wrong! Yet what can you do with them? There's no Super Max prison for young children. Are they rehabilitated? I'm sure they will never forget what they did, but did they realize the consequences of their actions? I can see why they were given new identities, but is that fair to anyone who may have had dealings with them later on? It's a tough one.
@@ryanswaynow if your best friend just murdered the people who raised them from childhood, would you immediately try calling the cops when you're literally in their house with them? Or would you wait until you're safe to do so when you're sure they can't immediately murder you too?
It's so horrible, but a lot of times, serial killers tend to kill the homeless and prostitutes, thinking that they won't be noticed missing for a while. It's heartbreaking!
Let's do a rundown on those who didn't. BTK, H.H. Holmes, Golden State Killer, Son of Sam, Zodiac, The Hillside Stranglers, The Toolbox Killers and The Night Stalker to name just a few.
@@mygreywolf Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, Rodney Alcala, John Wayne Gacy, Ed Gein, Unabomber, Ed Kemper, Wayne Williams, Otis O'toole, the list goes on and on...
@sonyawasmer2344 The list is endless because new ones keep popping up. I just don't want anyone getting a false sense of security because some serial killers prefer adult workers.
@@mygreywolf the FBI says 1 in 17,824 murdered by serial killer in the US. Murdered NOT by a serial killer in the US is 1 in 200 so I think we’re good.
@@sonyawasmer2344 I was nearly abducted by a pair of serial killers when I was 13. Why I am adamant about people keeping hyper vigilant. I always pocket my phone when I have to walk anywhere. 😉
It was once common for young single adults to get "picked up" at bars. Even at that time, I couldn't understand how anyone, especially women could agree to a one-night stand with a stranger.
Lol do you think this doesn't happen still? I feel its arguably worse now with Tinder and hook up culture. Now its even easier for a deranged predator to hide their intentions since they can sit behind a screen and seem very normal until you come face to face with them. The amount of missing children/unsolved murder cases of younger people nowadays can easily be attributed to meeting some groomer on social media, trusting them enough to meet them, and then boom you're vanished. Even worse now with all the human trafficking going on. There's been cases where social media accounts get busted, they pretend to be an up and coming modeling agency, attract naive people and promise them the world and then I'm sure you all can see where this leads. Hard to quantify of course, especially since violent crime rates were higher back then. But for all the advancements society has gained in reporting these sickos i feel like they have even more ways now to prey.
Red Onion State Prison is in Virginia, not Colorado. The supermax prison you are thinking about is in Florence, Colorado, and it is named ADX Florence.
I'm surprised this didn't mention the Menendez brothers appearing in the background of the 1990 Mark Jackson NBA trading card. They had already killed their parents by the time this photo was taken. Spooky stuff.
In the Bulgar case, one of those boys ended up back in prison if it makes you feel better. The other boy apparently is a quiet, law abiding citizen. That whole case was a nightmare but maybe there's a little hope that children can be reformed?
My answer is, I do not watch shows like that. A feeling of rage starts building inside me and it makes sleep that night hard to come by. It’s far from entertainment for me. It’s hard to imagine people can do things like that to other people. They must be possessed by demons or something!
I agree about those teens who killed that toddler. You can be protected and maybe serve a child’s sentence. But you keep your name. What a slap in the morher’s Face every day!
The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is worth watching if you like horror. Despite it’s having a reputation for gore, the original wasn’t gory at all, it was disturbing and frightening.
They didn't even mention that Ed Gein made a suit of women's skin to wear. It's part of the inspiration for Buffalo Bill from The Silence of the Lambs.
I've never seen the show about Jeffrey Dahmer, but I think if it doesn't romanticize what happened, it's okay. If it tells the real story and sympathizes with the victims and not the Killer. The victims are the ones that deserve to have their stories told. Those are the names that people should remember. So if it does that well it's fine. But if not then no I don't agree with it. Somebody will have to let me know before I watch it.
In answer to your question at 5:18. They didn't make is as a policeman, middle to upper business management or a politician....professions sociopaths excel in.
Salah Abdeslam was one of nine people who carried out the 2005 Paris attacks, and is now the only one still alive. He is being held near Paris. Not sure why you might think he'd be in a US prison.
You gotta react to the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre man! Its so fucking gritty compared to many of the other slasher films of its time. Even to this day i can't think of many horror movies that surpassed the feeling of uneasiness and then dread. Inspired so many of the low budget yet visceral film projects for many years to come
It’s WatchMojo - they never go into too much detail about anything on their list. Yes, they left off a lot of information regarding Robert Thompson and Jon Venables. It’s somewhat frustrating because they make it seem like they just simply killed James Bulger when that wasn’t the case.
I will never forget the heartbreaking victim impact statement from one of Jeffrey Dahmer's victims sister. She is standing in front of Jeffrey Dahmer in the courtroom yelling JEFFREY, JEFFREY! I will never forget it.
So many, well all of these stories are so sad. Reminds me of the Great Dio song "Don't Talk to Strangers." Hey Kabir, how can I request you checking out a video? Curious about what you would think?
'How do u guys feel about movies n TV shows that depict real life k!llers, I think its kinda disrespectful n f*ck3d up *4 mins later* ' I might have to see this movie' Loool
I don’t blame the guy that took the picture with his friend for not immediately calling the police. Think about it. Your best friend just callously murdered his PARENTS and is throwing a party in the house with thier bodies. I would have been terrified that if he thought I was going to call the cops he would try and hurt me or someone else or manage to run. I think the friend did the right thing by placating the guy until the right time to leave and then calling the cops. It ultimately led to a peaceful apprehension of the murder and no one else got hurt.
The announcer of the video got the dates of the death masks wrong. At least first use if them. People have used them since ancient Egypt. With a living person, it's a "life mask". Doesn't make it any less creepy!
A confluence of factors comes together to create a killer. Head trauma is incredibly common in serial killers, something like 40%; physical, psychological, and sexual abuse is common, abandonment, neglect, humiliation, extreme religious upbringing, sexual repression and shaming, mental illness... a huge percentage of serial killers from the serial killer epidemic of the 70s through the 90s were exposed to magazines such as True Detective and Men's Adventure, which featured bound frightened looking scantily clad women looking pleadingly into the eyes of the reader, at a time when it gets bound up with their sexual fantasies. Jerry Brudos didn't kill for killing's sake. He was humiliated and shamed by his mother for being attracted to women's shoes. At a time when a man took his life and freedom into his hands if caught wearing women's shoes, he resorted to killing women for their shoes. He would even cut off and freeze their feet so he's have something to model his collection. There are many other factors, but it's a confluence of factors, and OF COURSE that doesn't mean that EVERY kid who took a blow to the head or saw his mother have sex will become a serial killer. It's just not that simple, and people looking for simple answers like "pure evil" are applying kindergarten analysis to a Ph.D level problem.
2011 massacre Main article: 2011 Norway attacks § Utøya mass shooting On 22 July 2011, a mass shooting took place at the AUF's summer youth camp, where 650 young people were staying. Anders Behring Breivik arrived alone on Utøya dressed as a police officer and told those on the island that he was there for security reasons following the explosions in Oslo which he caused a few hours before. He then began shooting at individuals, continuing until the police arrived one hour after the first alarm call. The suspect immediately surrendered.[6] Combined, the attacks in Oslo and Utøya left 77 dead, with 69 killed on the island, 33 of whom were under the age of 18.[7][8][9]
I would not waste my time watching those shows but ...see that blonde from Death Pool....like to see more if that scene just to check out the fashion she was wearing. I would turn off when the bad stuff happened
In the U.S. there are many things that could be done but it take courage on the part of politicians. Most Americans want something done but politicians get paid off or voted out if they go against the gun makers.
“Petrol station” makes no sense. While refining petroleum, it becomes diesel fuel and then gasoline. That’s why “gas” is more accurate. And, as always, it’s fewer letters and syllables.
No bulger case he was put on train tracks and his body was torn in half and after the new identities 1 was arrested again for child pornography I believe
I think it has to do with the american school system...i keep seeing vids saying schools dont teach anything but american history..and leaves arrogance and hate
No mention of Samuel Little - the most prolific serial killer of all-time in the US. Plenty of recent photos (at the time) of their victims. Gee, I wonder why this Millennial content provider omitted that one? Pardon me while I scratch my head on that one...
Why dnt u scratch your head as to why your so patronising whilst simultaneously being an id!0t ..the channel that uploaded the original video is owned by a 40 Yr old man
Bringing back psych wards and help for mental people. There's some that thing taking away guns would work BUT criminals get guns illegally either way. It's not the gun. It's the person shooting. They would of just used knives if no guns or other things. We need to be more serious on mentality again. Unfortunately we just throw drug addicts to the streets and it just makes it worse.
What can be done about the school shootings in America? I dunno, maybe some better gun laws might work. Here in the US of A, guns are far more important than the lives of children. Just ask any parent who's lost a child. However, it is also important to point that the USA was not always this way. Yes, you really could trust strangers and pick up hitchhikers. But the world changed...
Most responsible gun owners are totally okay with sensible gun laws. Start with a federal database that allows different States to “speak” to each other. Then reverse the “corporations are people” ruling and take corporate money out of politics.
No amount of gun laws would have prevented any school shootings. It's law enforcement's failure to enforce existing laws that caused most of them. Also, most mass shootings happen in gun free zones. Gee I wonder why shooters would pick a place where people can't defend themselves?
I read about John Robinson years ago, and he was quite the prolific serial killer. He would lure disadvantaged women and promise them jobs, places to stay, and shortly thereafter, they'd go missing. He was also into bandage and would meet women that way, too. When they finally raided his property, I think they found these 55-gallon drums with decomposed bodies. Look him up. He was quite an interesting character. My husband works in law enforcement so I'm used to hearing about serial killers. In fact, we have a book on Charles Ng and Leonard Lake. These two were a tortuous duo that claimed the lives of an entire family amongst others. I saw one of their recordings years ago and it was horrible. They were also survivalist fanatics who built a bunker. They finally got caught and Charles Ng is in some federal prison forever and Leonard Lake took the cowards way out with cyanide.
We Must bring back ❤GOD into our everyday lives & STOP glorifying death to our children like in all those video game's & horror movie's & STOP Sensationalizing 👿evil👿 ❤GOD Bless you all my Sisters & Brothers from other Mother's .. I ❤Love you all .. In ❤JESUS name i pray 🙏Amen 😍😊🇺🇸🙏😇👍
Guns are too easy to get. Some people teach their children to use guns. The mental burden of using a gun becomes easier, and the use these skills to do serious harm.
Kabir, we would ALL want to kill and maim if not for the grace of God. It's only because God's presence exists in this world that we're not all like that. It's not an illness, it's something called sin. And that is what sin looks like when God turns away from someone. That you don't have the desire to murder like that is ONLY because God restrains you. Be thankful. It means you probably still have the ability to repent and turn to the God who still demonstrates his mercy upon you.
I am a Christian and I was raised to know right from wrong, and to have common sense and strong morals… One of my parents was agnostic, and the other was an atheist… They were both very good people, and they showed me and my siblings how to be upstanding, law abiding citizens. Thank you, Dad and Mom…❤️ I miss you…💔
@@jhavranek7 You completely misunderstood what I was saying. But given your mind is blinded by the god of this world, it makes sense that you would. I pray you'll seek the Lord before it's too late for you.
@jenniferwarhawk7301 All you are doing is virtue signaling and screaming all over the internet "I'm Christian, therefore I'm a good person". And that's not what makes you a good person. This is the reason I find Christians exhausting.
Documentaries are informative, biopics can be too. However, there are some subjects that should be left to documentaries and biopics should leave alone, given that biopics are more for entertainment value and anything informative on a heavy, horrifying topic will be lost.
Sometimes I forget *Jeremy Renner* (of all people) also portrayed Dahmer once! 😵💫 I've read somewhere that *Chapman* had *David Bowie* next after *Lennon* on his "list"... 🫥 17:36 "What could be done?" Ban guns. 🤪 I'd rather share a birthday with *Ed Gein* than *Rodney Alcala* anytime. 😜
Firstly...the c.i.a took out John lennon..even ppl that dnt believe most conspiracies believe that n taking away g*ns would help reduce the number of v!ct*ms but that type of stuff will still happen just with other w3@pons..the real solution is kindness almost everyone who becomes like that was b*lli3d or ab*s3d in some kind of way..just be kind to ppl..even if u don't like them or understand them or think they're odd..just be kind..its really very simple
I agree on the James Bulger case. Those two don't deserve new identities, especially since one of them has repeatedly gotten into legal trouble since his release.
Few people do, I knew a family in witness protection and my whole family knew who they were so I can’t imagine nobody else did. The fun part of living where I do is they send so many former mafia members here, I’ve eaten at Sammy the bulls Italian joint.
@@eancola6111seattle???
They left out the part in the Rodney Alcala story about the girl from the Dating Game that he won a date with where she didn’t go on the date with him because she found him creepy.
Psychopaths lack empathy but also fear. I’ve heard it described as they can be pulled over by a cop with a body in the trunk and have no fear response at all.
That young man probably didn't call the police right away for fear of being overheard! Remember, that was before cell phones!
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a classic horror film. Cheap, almost funny in places but absolutely chilling!
Documentaries and shows about serial killers, to me, serve as a warning of what to do to avoid becoming a victim or, as profilers say, be high risk.
Their really isnt much u can do tho unless u have a gun on you at all times but u gotta sleep sometime. Not to mention most times they pick ppl they know they can overpower or scare so I guess work out alot
I've watched Dahmer, the Night Stalker, and several other documentaries about various serial killers out of morbid curiosity. It also encouraged me to be more vigilant and know what to look out for. And tbh, it also reenforces my support for the 2nd Amendment.
I remember seeing something about that guy who saw his friend's parents dead, and from what I remember he was scared shit of his friend at that point so he pretended like nothing was wrong until after the party because he didn't want his friend to kill him too.
Stories like this is why for as long as I'm around, I will defend our rights to self defense.
Hi Kabir, I remember that one from England, the Venable kid and his friend. What do you do when you have 2 young kids, not school age themselves, snatch a toddler and brutally murder him? I'm absolutely sure they knew what they were doing was beyond wrong! Yet what can you do with them? There's no Super Max prison for young children. Are they rehabilitated? I'm sure they will never forget what they did, but did they realize the consequences of their actions? I can see why they were given new identities, but is that fair to anyone who may have had dealings with them later on? It's a tough one.
"Not school age themselves"?! They WERE school age!
They were TEN. Pretty sure that is school age
I don’t blame the guy for wanting to take one final picture with his best friend, but he should’ve called the police immediately after that.
Yeah, he waited too long. I would have played along too due to thinking I could be next but a few hours is ridiculous!
He did tho, they literally said he called the cops right after lmao
@@igs_ they said he called right after the party not right after he found the bodies.
@@ryanswaynow if your best friend just murdered the people who raised them from childhood, would you immediately try calling the cops when you're literally in their house with them? Or would you wait until you're safe to do so when you're sure they can't immediately murder you too?
So what, at least he called at all. A lot won’t even bother and say “not my problem”
It's so horrible, but a lot of times, serial killers tend to kill the homeless and prostitutes, thinking that they won't be noticed missing for a while. It's heartbreaking!
Let's do a rundown on those who didn't. BTK, H.H. Holmes, Golden State Killer, Son of Sam, Zodiac, The Hillside Stranglers, The Toolbox Killers and The Night Stalker to name just a few.
@@mygreywolf Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, Rodney Alcala, John Wayne Gacy, Ed Gein, Unabomber, Ed Kemper, Wayne Williams, Otis O'toole, the list goes on and on...
@sonyawasmer2344 The list is endless because new ones keep popping up. I just don't want anyone getting a false sense of security because some serial killers prefer adult workers.
@@mygreywolf the FBI says 1 in 17,824 murdered by serial killer in the US. Murdered NOT by a serial killer in the US is 1 in 200 so I think we’re good.
@@sonyawasmer2344 I was nearly abducted by a pair of serial killers when I was 13. Why I am adamant about people keeping hyper vigilant. I always pocket my phone when I have to walk anywhere. 😉
It was once common for young single adults to get "picked up" at bars. Even at that time, I couldn't understand how anyone, especially women could agree to a one-night stand with a stranger.
Um it still happens trust me it's very common atleast all the places I've lived
Lol do you think this doesn't happen still? I feel its arguably worse now with Tinder and hook up culture. Now its even easier for a deranged predator to hide their intentions since they can sit behind a screen and seem very normal until you come face to face with them.
The amount of missing children/unsolved murder cases of younger people nowadays can easily be attributed to meeting some groomer on social media, trusting them enough to meet them, and then boom you're vanished.
Even worse now with all the human trafficking going on. There's been cases where social media accounts get busted, they pretend to be an up and coming modeling agency, attract naive people and promise them the world and then I'm sure you all can see where this leads.
Hard to quantify of course, especially since violent crime rates were higher back then. But for all the advancements society has gained in reporting these sickos i feel like they have even more ways now to prey.
Red Onion State Prison is in Virginia, not Colorado. The supermax prison you are thinking about is in Florence, Colorado, and it is named ADX Florence.
That was Leatherface in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The original. The 2003 remake is also surprisingly good, at least in my opinion.
Always trust your gut instincts regarding people, it’s almost always accurate.
Amen!!
I'm surprised this didn't mention the Menendez brothers appearing in the background of the 1990 Mark Jackson NBA trading card. They had already killed their parents by the time this photo was taken. Spooky stuff.
I hate that the columbine kids were wearing KMFDM hats. That’s my favorite band. Dammit.
They even have a song with the lyrics “Now listen up kids, it ain’t cool to shoot up your school.”
It’s educational, as strange as it seems but it brings awareness to ppl who are naive
Not only is Texas Chainsaw Massacre well worth watching, the true story of Ed Gein wa made a fantastic documentary. Totally wild true story
In the Bulgar case, one of those boys ended up back in prison if it makes you feel better. The other boy apparently is a quiet, law abiding citizen. That whole case was a nightmare but maybe there's a little hope that children can be reformed?
My answer is, I do not watch shows like that. A feeling of rage starts building inside me and it makes sleep that night hard to come by. It’s far from entertainment for me. It’s hard to imagine people can do things like that to other people. They must be possessed by demons or something!
The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a must-see!
I agree about those teens who killed that toddler. You can be protected and maybe serve a child’s sentence. But you keep your name. What a slap in the morher’s Face every day!
They were not teens. They were 10.
I can’t watch documentaries on serial killers.. they are just too terrifying for me!
They are a learning opportunity. They teach you how not to become a victim.
23:40 Texas Chainsaw Massacre
More of this please
The boy who waited to call the police was afraid to be noticed by the killer if he left right away.
The original Texas Chainsaw Massacre is worth watching if you like horror. Despite it’s having a reputation for gore, the original wasn’t gory at all, it was disturbing and frightening.
you really should watch the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. It's one of those movies that everyone should watch at some point.
They didn't even mention that Ed Gein made a suit of women's skin to wear. It's part of the inspiration for Buffalo Bill from The Silence of the Lambs.
I am so glad I don't understand why anyone would want to kill. I don't think I ever want to understand why people turn into evil, vile beings.
I've never seen the show about Jeffrey Dahmer, but I think if it doesn't romanticize what happened, it's okay. If it tells the real story and sympathizes with the victims and not the Killer. The victims are the ones that deserve to have their stories told. Those are the names that people should remember. So if it does that well it's fine. But if not then no I don't agree with it. Somebody will have to let me know before I watch it.
You should watch it. It's a good description about what happened. It's detailed and gives out information that wasn't mentioned before.
In answer to your question at 5:18. They didn't make is as a policeman, middle to upper business management or a politician....professions sociopaths excel in.
Salah Abdeslam was one of nine people who carried out the 2005 Paris attacks, and is now the only one still alive. He is being held near Paris. Not sure why you might think he'd be in a US prison.
It’s hard to not believe in the death penalty with this guy.
@@hatleyhoward7193 There is no death penalty in Europe.
@@gotham61 Yeah, that was my point… even Europeans who are against the death penalty want to rid the world of this monster.
Do you have any evidence? I haven’t seen anyone calling for the death penalty for him.
@@gotham61 I was being hyperbolic but I’m sure a simple google will find support for eye for an eye.
You gotta react to the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre man! Its so fucking gritty compared to many of the other slasher films of its time. Even to this day i can't think of many horror movies that surpassed the feeling of uneasiness and then dread. Inspired so many of the low budget yet visceral film projects for many years to come
It’s WatchMojo - they never go into too much detail about anything on their list. Yes, they left off a lot of information regarding Robert Thompson and Jon Venables. It’s somewhat frustrating because they make it seem like they just simply killed James Bulger when that wasn’t the case.
It's a list, dude. Chill. Not trying to minimize what they did, but it's a list video. They can't put every detail in.
I will never forget the heartbreaking victim impact statement from one of Jeffrey Dahmer's victims sister. She is standing in front of Jeffrey Dahmer in the courtroom yelling JEFFREY, JEFFREY! I will never forget it.
Crazy people doing crazy things 😮
So many, well all of these stories are so sad. Reminds me of the Great Dio song "Don't Talk to Strangers." Hey Kabir, how can I request you checking out a video? Curious about what you would think?
'How do u guys feel about movies n TV shows that depict real life k!llers, I think its kinda disrespectful n f*ck3d up
*4 mins later*
' I might have to see this movie'
Loool
Some people don’t think like normal people.
How are those guys out of prison and given different names?
I don’t blame the guy that took the picture with his friend for not immediately calling the police. Think about it. Your best friend just callously murdered his PARENTS and is throwing a party in the house with thier bodies. I would have been terrified that if he thought I was going to call the cops he would try and hurt me or someone else or manage to run. I think the friend did the right thing by placating the guy until the right time to leave and then calling the cops. It ultimately led to a peaceful apprehension of the murder and no one else got hurt.
New identities thats crazy
I assume some of those old time serial killers were rich ppl or authority figures.
I think "Breaking Bad" does glamourize drug use, feel for the families of the dead victims.
The announcer of the video got the dates of the death masks wrong. At least first use if them. People have used them since ancient Egypt. With a living person, it's a "life mask". Doesn't make it any less creepy!
A confluence of factors comes together to create a killer. Head trauma is incredibly common in serial killers, something like 40%; physical, psychological, and sexual abuse is common, abandonment, neglect, humiliation, extreme religious upbringing, sexual repression and shaming, mental illness... a huge percentage of serial killers from the serial killer epidemic of the 70s through the 90s were exposed to magazines such as True Detective and Men's Adventure, which featured bound frightened looking scantily clad women looking pleadingly into the eyes of the reader, at a time when it gets bound up with their sexual fantasies. Jerry Brudos didn't kill for killing's sake. He was humiliated and shamed by his mother for being attracted to women's shoes. At a time when a man took his life and freedom into his hands if caught wearing women's shoes, he resorted to killing women for their shoes. He would even cut off and freeze their feet so he's have something to model his collection. There are many other factors, but it's a confluence of factors, and OF COURSE that doesn't mean that EVERY kid who took a blow to the head or saw his mother have sex will become a serial killer. It's just not that simple, and people looking for simple answers like "pure evil" are applying kindergarten analysis to a Ph.D level problem.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre reaction coming soon?? 👀
2011 massacre
Main article: 2011 Norway attacks § Utøya mass shooting
On 22 July 2011, a mass shooting took place at the AUF's summer youth camp, where 650 young people were staying. Anders Behring Breivik arrived alone on Utøya dressed as a police officer and told those on the island that he was there for security reasons following the explosions in Oslo which he caused a few hours before. He then began shooting at individuals, continuing until the police arrived one hour after the first alarm call. The suspect immediately surrendered.[6] Combined, the attacks in Oslo and Utøya left 77 dead, with 69 killed on the island, 33 of whom were under the age of 18.[7][8][9]
I would not waste my time watching those shows but ...see that blonde from Death Pool....like to see more if that scene just to check out the fashion she was wearing. I would turn off when the bad stuff happened
In the U.S. there are many things that could be done but it take courage on the part of politicians. Most Americans want something done but politicians get paid off or voted out if they go against the gun makers.
Those shows, like Breaking Bad, desensitize all of us. Avoid that kind of entertainment, it's your choice.
“Petrol station” makes no sense. While refining petroleum, it becomes diesel fuel and then gasoline. That’s why “gas” is more accurate. And, as always, it’s fewer letters and syllables.
They did show Jimmy savel
Sorry about the spelling
The two that killed Jamie one went back to jail his parole hearing due soon
It was in December 2023. He got denied.
No bulger case he was put on train tracks and his body was torn in half and after the new identities 1 was arrested again for child pornography I believe
I think it has to do with the american school system...i keep seeing vids saying schools dont teach anything but american history..and leaves arrogance and hate
No mention of Samuel Little - the most prolific serial killer of all-time in the US. Plenty of recent photos (at the time) of their victims. Gee, I wonder why this Millennial content provider omitted that one? Pardon me while I scratch my head on that one...
Why dnt u scratch your head as to why your so patronising whilst simultaneously being an id!0t ..the channel that uploaded the original video is owned by a 40 Yr old man
Bringing back psych wards and help for mental people. There's some that thing taking away guns would work BUT criminals get guns illegally either way. It's not the gun. It's the person shooting. They would of just used knives if no guns or other things. We need to be more serious on mentality again. Unfortunately we just throw drug addicts to the streets and it just makes it worse.
If you want a gun, you can get one. Some buy them from different countries like China for cheap.
I worry that whack jobs are inspired by these movies.
What can be done about the school shootings in America? I dunno, maybe some better gun laws might work. Here in the US of A, guns are far more important than the lives of children. Just ask any parent who's lost a child. However, it is also important to point that the USA was not always this way. Yes, you really could trust strangers and pick up hitchhikers. But the world changed...
Most responsible gun owners are totally okay with sensible gun laws. Start with a federal database that allows different States to “speak” to each other. Then reverse the “corporations are people” ruling and take corporate money out of politics.
No amount of gun laws would have prevented any school shootings. It's law enforcement's failure to enforce existing laws that caused most of them.
Also, most mass shootings happen in gun free zones. Gee I wonder why shooters would pick a place where people can't defend themselves?
I read about John Robinson years ago, and he was quite the prolific serial killer. He would lure disadvantaged women and promise them jobs, places to stay, and shortly thereafter, they'd go missing. He was also into bandage and would meet women that way, too. When they finally raided his property, I think they found these 55-gallon drums with decomposed bodies. Look him up. He was quite an interesting character.
My husband works in law enforcement so I'm used to hearing about serial killers. In fact, we have a book on Charles Ng and Leonard Lake. These two were a tortuous duo that claimed the lives of an entire family amongst others. I saw one of their recordings years ago and it was horrible. They were also survivalist fanatics who built a bunker. They finally got caught and Charles Ng is in some federal prison forever and Leonard Lake took the cowards way out with cyanide.
We Must bring back ❤GOD into our everyday lives & STOP glorifying death to our children like in all those video game's & horror movie's & STOP Sensationalizing 👿evil👿
❤GOD Bless you all my Sisters & Brothers from other Mother's .. I ❤Love you all .. In ❤JESUS name i pray 🙏Amen 😍😊🇺🇸🙏😇👍
I had to handle a lot of the Priest molestation claims. I’m fairly certain video games and fictional movies aren’t to blame.
@@hatleyhoward7193 I agree 👍
Guns are too easy to get. Some people teach their children to use guns. The mental burden of using a gun becomes easier, and the use these skills to do serious harm.
Kabir, we would ALL want to kill and maim if not for the grace of God. It's only because God's presence exists in this world that we're not all like that. It's not an illness, it's something called sin. And that is what sin looks like when God turns away from someone. That you don't have the desire to murder like that is ONLY because God restrains you. Be thankful. It means you probably still have the ability to repent and turn to the God who still demonstrates his mercy upon you.
I am a Christian and I was raised to know right from wrong, and to have common sense and strong morals…
One of my parents was agnostic, and the other was an atheist… They were both very good people, and they showed me and my siblings how to be upstanding, law abiding citizens.
Thank you, Dad and Mom…❤️
I miss you…💔
@@corinnepmorrison1854 All because of the grace of God. Thank you Jesus. 💜🙏
As an atheist, I want you to stay Christian if you feel that way. Because honestly if God is the only reason you don't kill, you're kind of messed up.
@@jhavranek7 You completely misunderstood what I was saying. But given your mind is blinded by the god of this world, it makes sense that you would. I pray you'll seek the Lord before it's too late for you.
@jenniferwarhawk7301 All you are doing is virtue signaling and screaming all over the internet "I'm Christian, therefore I'm a good person". And that's not what makes you a good person. This is the reason I find Christians exhausting.
Documentaries are informative, biopics can be too. However, there are some subjects that should be left to documentaries and biopics should leave alone, given that biopics are more for entertainment value and anything informative on a heavy, horrifying topic will be lost.
Sometimes I forget *Jeremy Renner* (of all people) also portrayed Dahmer once! 😵💫
I've read somewhere that *Chapman* had *David Bowie* next after *Lennon* on his "list"... 🫥 17:36
"What could be done?"
Ban guns. 🤪
I'd rather share a birthday with *Ed Gein* than *Rodney Alcala* anytime. 😜
Firstly...the c.i.a took out John lennon..even ppl that dnt believe most conspiracies believe that n taking away g*ns would help reduce the number of v!ct*ms but that type of stuff will still happen just with other w3@pons..the real solution is kindness almost everyone who becomes like that was b*lli3d or ab*s3d in some kind of way..just be kind to ppl..even if u don't like them or understand them or think they're odd..just be kind..its really very simple
Re: what can be done? IT'S THE GUNS!