1985: Carroll Cole Final Interview Before Execution
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- Condemned murderer Carroll Cole, who said he killed 13 individuals and refused to appeal his death sentence, gave his final interview to KLAS-TV while in Carson City's state prison. "If I said I wasn't concerned, I'd by lying, because everybody wants to go the easiest, most comfortable way," Cole said. "It has entered my mind that something might go wrong. There might be some kind of suffering. But that has not altered my decision."Cole was executed three days later by lethal injection, becoming the 50th individual executed in the U.S. since the death penalty was reinstated in 1976.
Was only looking for an omelette recipe. An hour later I'm watching a string of psychopaths on death row videos. Sort your algorithms out Google.
ahahahaha bruh.
onenarrowdoor eggs and milk, hot frying pan and an array of fillings of your choice
oh don't forget season well
onenarrowdoor 😂😂😂 same
onenarrowdoor yeah, but presumably you saw the titles to the videos, pressed play and then watched them?
Sorted, from now on you will be viewing innovative pancake recipes, topped off with excruciating death sentences. Thanks for watching TH-cam.
The fact that he refused to appeal, but had tears in his eyes about being sorry, tells me he can't stop if he wants to.
OKAY AND GIVE YOUR LIFE TO THE LORD JESUS CHRIST TODAY
@@freddiestranger9783 oh shut up, take your fake god elsewhere
@@freddiestranger9783 Amen!
@@hippodagogo GREAT AND THANK YOU
@@freddiestranger9783 - What exactly does it mean to "give your life"?
I can’t believe this dude is only 47 years old in this interview.
Right? Im 60 and look younger than him......but our circumstances are quiet different....
Yeah.He looks as his age with tired face.
Smokin cigarettes and hiding fears.
he was a heavy drinker and drugs. no skin care routine. living in poverty and mental hospitals. he needs a good moisturizer lmao.
not detracting from what the victims went through.
No way
Naturally ugly
Dude literally admitted to cops and psychologist that he had fantasies of killing people, yet they did absolutely nothing to help him. I’m in no way excusing his actions, the fact of the matter is he killed those people with his own two hands and paid the consequences, but I think he genuinely did everything he could to prevent himself from becoming a monster and the fact that he was released from mental hospitals is pretty telling.
If this was modern times theh would blame the weapon he used give him some kind of excuse. We cant just admit that some people are justed twisted rotten and no good.
There are a lot of cases like that and school shootings as well.. people who had all the signs but no one tried to take him out the situation for protection of others. He deserved what he got but when people take some kind of action , they could be saving lives
Similar case happened in my country (Czechia): a woman who was schizophrenic or something seeked for help because she felt a need to kill someone but she was too difficult to handle for the staff in the asylum, so she was released (!!!) and she killed a random person in the supermarket shortly after that.
It´s also typical for this woke era to never mention Carrol Cole was forced to crossdress as a kid by his crazy mother who also gave him obviously girlish name.
Both the police and whatever hospitals he went to looking for help..... failed him miserably!!!! Neither one cared enough to dig deeper into his past or present!!!
He was given one way tickets to other states. Crazy in light of all the info they had on him.
He visited psychologist to tell him about his fantasy of killing. They did not help him, they releases him. He rejected all attempt for cancellation of death penalty. I think this guy really admitted that he deserve his execution.
The fact that he doesn't remember the little girls name leads me to believe that he's doesn't really regret it
he was a kid when he did it
cejka30 he's about to be executed his mind is numb that's why
he feels as sorry as a lizard eating a beetle feels sorry about the crime.
@@PatrickBateman1987 He was 29 when he did it, moron.
He is a psychopath, they have no feelings of empathy or remorsefulness. It just doesn’t work the same way it does in say a “normal” person. He’s lying to say he does feel remorse. He knows he should feel it but doesn’t.
The guy was 47, but looked 67. Must have been because of all the heavy drinking.
Anyone who knows this guy's story knows that in part the professionals who evaluated him and chose to let him go even though he said he wanted to stay in the hospital is to blame for that too coz he had asked for help several times, had warned them that he had a problem and needed help! But they chose to ignore the signs, and unfortunately because of these incompetent doctors, innocent people paid for it!
He could have killed himself at any time instead of killing innocent people.
the psychiatric professionals nurture these tendencies, inflate them, and release the budding k1ller like a butterfly back into an unsuspecting society, sometimes as much as 6 months after his first murder. the advantage is that they can monitor his progress from then on, make sure he's employed in the right type of school, and let their friends in the p0l1ce know where not to look when the inevitable bodies start to pile up. then, when he eventually says hes had enough of the voices in his head and turns himself in by flaunting his murders, a brother lawyer steps in, checks what evidence his friends in the prosecution have, and then instructs the defendant that he should change his plea out of the blue to NOT GUILTY and here is the killers new story that will be presented to the court ideally at least 5 years later when each witness and investigator has forgotten much of what took place. the parasite lawyer then says we'll tear down the prosecution's case by questionning one of the 5000 pieces of forensic evidence connecting him to the murders which show he was coincidentally in 30 locations at the time of 30 murders in 30 different states, just by coincidence. the judge (dressed in female wig and dress) then instructs the jury to forget that the killer was found by sleepy police driving around with a freshly murdered person sitting next to him with blood everywhere and the persons trousers pulled down, the murder weapon under the front seat, oh and 4 people tied up in his basement back home. the judge advises the jury that no matter how blatent his guilt is (unless all concerned are lieing) you should try to not find him too guilty so that he can have 8 retrials - funded by whom exactly? if the legal system is successful it will have cost a fortune, sickened society to the core, and the k1ller will be handed back to his mentors in the psychiatric institution who will arrange for him to be expedited back into society as soon as possible when they reassess him a couple of years after sentencing and suddenly find he exhibits sane good behaviour and is ready to be released to once again beecum a productive 'member' of society and placed in his new employment as a school bus driver. this cycle proves the system works like a dream!
It still goes on...these people doin mass sbootings all have red flags...nothing happens untill it happens. I hate to think it but people might be correct when they say authorities let this stuff happen. Political agendas other reasons. Its crazy. Just like these monsters
Always someone else’s fault 🙄
He looks like a cross between William H. Macy and The actor who played the Cigarette Smoking Man in the X-files.
Thats why i clicked... I thought William h macy
👌🏾🤣🤣🤣
He looks like the brother of the library cop on Seinfeld
holy shit this is amazingly accurate
As Jerry Lundegaard, played by William H. Macy in the movie "Fargo" might say, "You're darn tootin'!"
He thought of one girl mostly for years, yet he couldn't remember her name.
I loved the way that interviewer asked him her name because it showed he was talking complete bullshit about being sorry. I was almost believing his remorse but one question stopped all that.
@@robinc6288 God is his judge not you
@@petersascha3566 : Oh fuck off with your fictional stories.
@@robinc6288 I will pray for your lost soul 🙏
@@petersascha3566 - If God forgives him, then God is the problem. Use your brain for a few seconds, Peter.
I love the interviewer's face at 2:02. He's just thinking "You don't care, you piece of shit. You don't even remember her name."
doesn't he know cigarettes are bad for ones health ??
i think that’s the very least of his worry’s😂 he was due to die the next day
@@xaviermann6803 thats the joke
He smokes like he's going to die the next day.
Smoking was good for you in them days.
Lol
The system failed both him and his victims.
Yes.
His brain failed him and his victims. Hands strangle people or ropes not systems.
@@htechdance Releasing psychopaths with murder fantasies in to the public is the system failing.
He failed himself..
just read on wiki about this gut... i have to say that police in no small way aided his killing spree !
I wouldn't base an opinion solely on Wikipedia.
Jonathan Thorpe yeah but the rest of the population will hahah
Just like Wikipedia in no small way aided your short attention span.
That was a weak interview considering the situation. The questions were softball to say the least. Oh well.
At least this guy knew what was best for him
As several have already commented, he looked a bit like William Macy from the great movie "Fargo". I halfway expected him to do a "Jerry Lundergaard" imitation. "What the heck do you MEAN?" "You're darn tootin''!" "I'm cooperating . . ." "This could work out real good for me, Jean and Scotty."
It would have been the perfect touch if he suddenly walked away and the interviewer had said (as Margie the police officer did in the movie), "Oh for Pete's sake. He's fleeing the inner-view . . . he's fleeing the inner-view!"
Great interviewer. Human and humane. Often they ask questions in a very condemning ways and non-biased ways. But he considered that these were his last days and asked important questions. We already know that he is a criminal who committed horrific crimes, there's always a curiosity about the person/criminal. I still don't know how I feel about the death penalty. Conflicted. In a way, it actually seems more merciful for those who do not fear death or those who would rather be executed than live longer in prison. Like Ed Kemper who repeatedly requested the death penalty as a form of rest, I guess. It also seems that 'we' decide when someone dies, just like the criminal did to their victims. Sometimes it feels really justified or even not close enough to being justice. On the other hand there is this human aspect that does not wish death on anyone, even the most vial of criminals. I also want to see if they actually have true remorse and try to better themselves as people out of repentance. I am not speaking about Carroll Cole, but do you think that someone who truly repents still deserves to die? I still don't have an answer to that.
I think he was caught one time drunk digging a grave to bury a woman and the police let him go?!!
When this guy was a kid he drowned another kid because he made fun of his name.
He doesnt even remember the 11 year old girls name.The poor kid didnt go in a "comfortable way".
She didn't die. He attempted to strangle an 11 year old.
He is on deatth row getting interviewed about it, you braindead simpleton...
How come murderers are always afraid of dying themselves?
+Linda Casey Because they are cowards. Men killing women, children are literally cowards, If you are killing a person weaker than yourself, then you are a coward, unless it is necessary in a self-defence situation, that you haven't brought upon yourself.
El Grande Gringo Fantastico I'm Vegan .. so, take your rant somewhere else por favor.
+Linda Casey because they are no longer in control
+Linda Casey Being afraid of dying seems quite natural thing to me for a lot of people, not just murderers. If you don't believe in God, you don't know what's coming next... and if you do believe in God, hell and heaven and stuff, you should be really afraid of what's coming next, if you did such terrible things... so it doesn't surprise me at all.
+Linda Casey its not true at all---lol stupidest comment of the year Wtf?
The problem is most o them are not afraid and dont give a f...k!
You should see some of the people they have on death row.. Some really scary disturbed people..would give you nightmares
Aaah.... what a shame people make bad decisions and destroy their lives.
He was 8 when he first killed.
Interviewer with a set of balls and teeth. 👍 Wasn't letting this guy off the hook to throw his own pity party.
Whata braindead simple muppet you are, sister fister...
This is the first time the state use lethal injection. We have death penalty in ever state. The states wait to long for justice, so the real question is what about the victims that died in the hands of these monsters.
There are a lot of states that don't have it and some like mine (Louisiana) that haven't executed in years if not decades.
At least he seemed honest.
+Peadar Ó Croidheáin That is not true. Many Psychopaths are honest. It doesn't mean it is not evil what they do but many admit to why they did it and some have admitted to more murders then what they have been convicted of. That does not make them good people however.
you think like that because he did not killed your family member
@@jeffbarrett3344 psychopathy, anti-social personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder are in no ways synonymous with the term 'honest,' that's just laughable to claim.
@@donaldburcham9006 After recollecting my thoughts and reading that comment I made I see no where I claimed the two are "synonymous". I never claimed it was a trait of people with those disorders.
@@donaldburcham9006
He is quite honest in the sense that he wasn't bullshiting everybody about how innocent he was.
One can only imagine that the gas chamber would be one of the worst methods of execution to suffer.
I don't have any time for the killers, but I do have a lot of sympathy for the staff involved in having to administer such sentences - time and time again. It can't do much for the soul.
Carroll Cole was executed by lethal injection. He was noteworthy as being among the first to be executed in this manner. Many prisons kept the gas chambers they already had and simply converted the existing space for lethal injection or offered the option of the gas chamber to the condemned after sentencing.
He was executed by lethal injection.
If they ahd any sympathy for people yeah they for sure becomes staff in death row, daft muppet
It's strange how everyone thinks the majority of serial killers are psychopaths. They're sociopaths who have been driven to commit murder because of their terrible life experiences. There could've been many murders and more happier families if parents took the time to help and educate their children and not berate them for their behaviour. At least Cole was honest, but he wasn't remorseful. Serial killers deserve to die because they pick victims who deserve to live.
+Honey Pig
OMG you are ignorant....serial killers ARE psychopaths
Robert Smith Not all of them. The majority of them are mistaken for psychopaths. They are usually sociopaths born out of childhood trauma. If you don't believe me, go look at the childhood of every famous serial killer and I'm willing to guarantee that there is almost always an instance of abusive parenting. Psychopaths are born that way, and not all of them are violent. They're almost always sociopaths.
semantics
Antisocial pd....thats what we both mean
Robert Smith What did you even just say?
Honey Pig
It just goes to show that you have no idea what your talking about.
psychopath and sociopath are interchangeable terms...however they were made redundant after the term antisocial personality disorder was created....PD means personality disorder. Thats what i just said. Any professional in this field would have known what i said
“ I did What I did but I really didn’t want to”
Meanwhile generations of damage perhaps even centuries he caused. All the pain and suffering, screams and pleads he made possible. Women begging for their lives and he just up and killed them like he was God.
Knowing the exact hour and manner of your death must be a scary experience
Only if u fear death n after! I don’t have that fear anymore matter of fact I wanna go slowly so I can minister on my death bed and give my stuff to everyone individually instead of them fighting etc ! Romans 10;9 ! I got saved n freed from the fear of death ❤😊I’ve also had a stroke and two heart attacks but Gods my giver and taker of life ! He’s in control and when I go I will be in perfect peace love n joy out of this evil sucky world ❤😅
@@marieh1755 No such thing as god, so nothing to fear after death.
@@Glathgrundel oh yes there is and He’s real
He looks just like William H Macy, that guy who played the car dealer in Fargo.
Real good !
Yes he does !!!!
Somebody should have told him that cigarettes will shorten his lifespan.
His mom was the reason he turned out this way
.... right.
His mum died at birth
She probably didn't love him enough that one day when he was three . . .
@@benlynch6730 wrong
No...he made his own choices. Fuck him and you for trying to make excuses for him
Fantastic interview style.
Has it been getting harder as you approach your death no its been getting easier what a dumb question lmao
So he's dead, what did it solve?
he won't be murdering any more innocent people ;) don't have to feed and house him either. I see a big ole silver lining in his death.
Why the fuck do you care? Get a hobby bitch
would you say that if he killed your Sister?
TheHannible
"would you say that if he killed your Sister?"
appeal to emotions, why an emotional response is more valid then a logical response? if an emotional response is better then why dont we let cops that are emotionally involved in a case to work on it?
Midnightrambler3760
yep i agree, but would you say the same about a shark who ate a girl?
On April 9, 1981, Cole was convicted of three of the murders committed in Texas. He was sentenced to life at the Huntsville Prison. In 1984, Cole's mother died and his attitude was reported to have changed. He agreed to face further murder charges filed in Nevada, even though it could possibly mean the death penalty.[6]
In February 1984, Cole was extradited to Nevada, where he was tried and convicted for the strangulation deaths of two women in 1977 and 1979. In October 1984, Cole was sentenced to death in Nevada. The victims in which Cole was convicted of killing were Kathlyn Blum, Marie Cushman, Sally Thompson, Dorothy King and Wanda Roberts, the latter three of whom were killed in Texas. On the day of his execution, anti-death penalty campaigners, including the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the United Methodist Church of Reno, and fellow death row inmates tried to have his sentence commuted, but Cole protested. Cole was executed by lethal injection at Nevada State Prison on December 6, 1985, at 2:10 am. -wiki
On Death Row for just one year. those were the days
This man is like, my 3rd or 2nd uncle I believe, nd watching this is quite......haunting. Knowing this mans blood and my blood are part of the same whole....we even share last names, I mean he is that closely tied to me. It is eerily intriguing reading about this man.
Oh my god! That's insane. Strange how something so....terrible can be so intriguing when you know how these events happened so close to home. It erupts allot of emotion in me
Paul Cole One like to say i am sorry this happend to your family,but could you tell what he did if it doesnt hurt too mutch to tell about?.If you can't i understand :).Have a nice day.
My family was not directly effected by him. Though if you want to know more www.crimelibrary.com/serial_killers/predators/edward_cole/1.html start here
***** lol that's harsh.
XD I don't think murder is a gene. Their were motivators for why he killed. He targeted promiscuous woman due to his mothers actions when he was young and his father was off to war. After sex with strange men she'd whip him and twist his arms and more. Along with the ridicule for his name being Carroll. It's really more of a mental instability situation
He doesn’t even know the 11 year old girls name. How bad can you feel for someone when you don’t even bother to learn their name, and YOUR the man that killed her.
He did Listen carefuly he said the girl name vas Verity
The victim he is referring to was an attempted murder. She survived.
Is it me? Or does interviewer look like a young Tom Brady?
He was soul-less to the end
and yet he was not born that way.
we can not stop the tide of monsters unless we find out why parents abuse their kids and stop that cycle.
Well, he butchered so many people who went through excruciating pain before they died and now he wants to go the easiest and the most comfortable way!
he didn't "butcher so many people" though, he mostly strangled them. You must be referring to Ed Kemper
He looks and behave like ordinary dude. Not like other serial killers and sociopaths who are playing and manipulating during interviews. He really looks sincere.
He's literally doing that during the interview. He said he feels remorse despite the fact that he was diagnosed with psychopathy.
These serial killers learn to watch and study others emotions. then they will play the part to show others they are humans, when in fact they are not.
why's there no documentary of this guy?
There where so many serial killers around when this guy was active its insane. There are a lot of guys from this time we have never heard about.
Pain and suffering???😳😳😳. Your victims suffered!!
This is a bummer, man. That's a, that's a bummer
I Read Book called SILENT RAGE about him,Very Disturbing
He shouldn't be smoking. It is dangerous to his health
Almost certainly the WORST interviewer in the history of journalism, lol. Too bad, too, because this guy seemed completely ready to answer some real questions.
Yup I see that.
Sad😢
He absolutely knows he did wrong, but can't stop. He hates what he is and wanted to kill the evil... I'm so sorry for the victims and their family...
When you read his bio, how many times was he arested, how many times he admited fantasies (almost in the way they wouldn't let him out to protect others), how many times he was hospitalized... but they still didn't keep him in. Police came to his house, found his wife dead, wrapped and hidden in closet. They just said she died of drinking and let him without ANY charge. He was sick. But so was everyone who clearly know what was going on (he was charged many, many times) let him free every single time they arested him.
Killing to teach that killing is wrong.
Bruce M Carleton Jr No. Killing for vengeance, and to punish. I'm ok with that. But we need to stop using the death penalty because of wrongful convictions.
Ungung Gluk No shit Einstein.
Wow. Such a witty riposte. Go play with yourself.
Not entirely what your issue is here buddy. Your comment was genuinely retarded and I just I'd draw your attention to that.
Buddy? Moron? G'way aight?
Poor baby is worried about a little pain..........
at the time of the interview this dude was 47 years old
Atleast he admits his guilt and accepts his fate like he so we'll should ❗😠😈
Smoking will shorten your life.
He's mother and people who abused him are bigger monster than hom
He’s “sorry” but not enough to remember the victim’s names.
Doesn't he know smoking can kill him?
My number 1 rule always enjoy your cigarettes like it’s your last
Imagine how many women could have been saved had he not watched Looney Tunes as a child.
Man William H Macy looking rough…
The reporter looks fine. ❤
HE kept telling the doctor about his tendencies. They let him go..... Society is to blame.
I really hope that the victims family sued the list of doctors that new damn well this man was a crazy animal and was going to keep killing but time and time again they let him out even when he checked him self in trying to cry out for help they let him go back to California yah a lot of the blame is on him but in this case if u do the research I think that had they actually kept him in a hospital for years and years keep him on meds he prolly would be okay so the doctors hold a big part of the blame and if u research it the 11 girl it says he attempted the strangle her so did she live or did he end up killing bet that’s the ones thing I could t find
That cigarette will kill you.
You can see the fear in him now his fate is near .
Nowadays criminals have it too easy
Extra Crispy please..
he's not afraid by death because he's pychopath. for him it's impossible to feel any emotions like love, fear, joy
+NerdSpirit Im not sure about that. he seems worried and a bit emotional
Thats not how psychopathy work
was the author Michael Newton the last one to interview/talk to him? is it he that is speaking to mr. Cole?
Stone Cold Steve Austin took me here...
Ditto
Where did he mention Cole?
3:16 the reporter wasn’t gone let him weasel outta that one LOL. It’s a yes or no question.
That journalist was slick. When Cole said he was most remorseful over the little girl because she didn’t get to grow up and become whatever she wished, either the journalist didn’t believe him or was testing his sincerity and asked, “What was her name again?” Because if he was so remorseful and thought about her, he’d darn well know her name, but he struggled with it and when he said her name, he said it questioningly.
They should have locked him in a room with the victims families. That would be justice.
You don’t have a clue what pain is until you get to Hell.
some kids live in hell and nothing the cops can do to them is anyway near as bad as what happend to them at home..
you don't think serial killers are just bored people looking for a hobby?
Are we supposed to feel sorry for this monster? Asking for a friend.
not sorry for him. but if we study what made him that way, maybe we can stop dumb people damaging their kids to the point they turn out like him.. no?
The monster finally meets the monster.
All he needed was some attention and mental health treatment. America the great
Cole seems to be telling the truth in this interview. I don't get the impression he's trying to manipulate the interviewer, isn't pretending that he's innocent, etc.
5 years for killing an 11 year old wow
I am 47 y/o and have survived Brain Cancer twice, Thyroid Cancer, shot in the head and I look better than this guy. Kids smoking is bad for you!
yeah, the cigarette ...that is the thing to object to in this ....
God keep us away from the devil.. its hard guys.. even when the victims will forgive you.. god has to forgive you.. its hard to be human every body can make mistakes .. thats why i always pray
Neurotic
prayer does absolutely no good! Read the studies!!!
It's absolutely fascinating to see interviews like this. I can't help but feel melancholic for the guy and im trying to envision what I would be thinking and feeling had i been eight hrs away from execution and giving an interview. He's so resigned to it. He shows no fear. I would be absolutely scaling the walls and scared to death, literally. I don't think I'd be so together. I don't i can fully grasp and understand the emotions he must have felt here. Its sad. Im sorry for all of the victims, including his family if he had any. Death row is insane.
for all that dont kno, he murdered 16 people , girls, in all , no sorrow , only sorry he got caught
I heard he didn't really get caught though... he just started confessing what he did
he's covering his right eye with cigarette.i can see fear in his eyes...i can never ever forgive brutal murder for any reasons.he is evil.but...if you were born in a horrible family and has been abused..sure this can't be excuse tho.idk...bit painful. i'm still against the death penalty btw..
+Batterfly Sparkle im against the death penalty too. Cole used to go to the police and tell them of his urge to strangle and kill women. He asked for help actually and no one gave a damn until it was too late. Thats whats really disturbing in that case..
+Wolfgang Rittner wow i didn't know that part.well i never count on police anyway i did and i saw hell and got trouma
+Batterfly Sparkle I hear you! i can tell books about police. The last people i would ever ask for help
+Wolfgang Rittner Exactly.
+Malekh Stormstrider and you are the one that makes the rules?
My brother was murdered and i wanted to make sure his murderer was being locked up for life. So he did..I even forgave him ...
He was prob the only honest death row member I've seen, many lie that they didn't do it or spin why they done it.
@mark q awesome ted bundy denied any killing until the day he was sentenced to die. They are not comparable
@mark q awesome You know what, you're right, they are comparable. However 100% comparable long lost brother? No.
Ted Bundy was too cowardly to admit he killed 12 yr old Kimberly Leach.. This guy though, although I doubt heart felt bothers to give his victims mention. The only comparison is the sadistic act of killing innocent children.
i take it everything went hunky dory then and the wasnt any faults and he went out quickly shame that!
Poor baby... he's tired..
They definitely cured his future lung cancer.
Good Lord, those cigarettes are going to kill him!
He should have known better...smoking is bad for your health and longeivity
11 year old girl ??? 5 years prison 😮 WTF ?????
He shouldn't really be smoking, those things will kill ya!!!!
He looks like some TV actor.
Wasn't he in Boogie Nights i dont get it
Smoking that much is unhealthy
I love the interviewers reaction as the killer lights the cigarette
Ask that question to Samuel Jackson. "Do you deserve to die?" Samuel: "Yes I deserve to die and I hope I burn in hell!"