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I couldnt imagine anything more heartbreaking than being a family member of a victim and living my entire life not knowing what happened to the murderer. Them dying is bad enough but not getting justice makes it even worse.
@@andrewhartmangunsmith2755 That's so dumb. The killer isnt coming for the family members. They never do. They usually a profile they attack and the family members don't resemble that.
Can you imagine these poor survivors talking about it most of them probably in fear that the killer may come back for them again since they spoke up? Scary thoughts 😰
I would be sleeping with one eye open for the rest of my life with a loaded .22 caliber pistol under my bed. Try and come for me now, you sick psychopathic son of a bitch.
That dishonourable mention, the hawaii serial killer, is pretty much solved. One of the suspects claimed to have a psychic vision or something, and led them to the remains of one of the victims. How he was not convicted of the killings is unbelievable.
Nobody connected the Bible Belt Strangler Murders- The connections were discovered by High School students who put the cases together- all linked by redheaded victims! Hats off to that teacher & class- in the interview btw!!!
Jack The Ripper and the Zodiac Killer are the first to come to mind. Also pretty sure if there were more victims, the one responsible for the Black Dahlia Murder would be on here as well
Still dozens of active serial killers now if they had the methods they had today back then they would of just changed things up like the 21st century serial killers have
Chances are that most of these killers were caught at some point. Many killers move cities to avoid capture but can't help the urge to kill again and end up in prison or executed for future crimes.
That’s an oddly comforting thought, I’ve never thought about it that way. The list of unsolved murder cases is slowly shrinking with new DNA evidence, which has been used to put killers who were prolific in the 70’s and 80’s behind bars. Hopefully, the only unsolved murder cases we’ll be left with in a few years time will be the ones that are almost 100 years old.
One of the notorious serial killers in Korea caught said the same thing about another serial killer case unsolved. Like Hannibal in Silence of the Lambs. Turns out he was off the radar because he was already in jail for a separate murder case.
@@savvy_pineapple2616 I hardly believe that's the case, to be honest. Perfect Crime does exist. Those are the one that have never been found to the eyes of justice.
Certainly some have been. They moved and murdered elsewhere or suffered a debilitating injury or death that ended their careers explaining why they disappeared.
People here in Texarkana still talk about the Phantom Killer. Rumor has it he was the son of a well-to-do family. From what I understand he was committed to a psychiatric institution in Oklahoma & died in a nursing facility there
Jack the Ripper in my opinion will be one of the most infamous cases where the killer was never caught We can all take solace in the fact that Jack the Ripper is burning in hell for what he did
There is an interesting theory that Jack the Ripper is actually HH Holmes. Both were active about the same time and Holmes was known to leave the States often. We'll likely never know for sure but I always thought that was an interesting theory.
Wasn't that part of a plot from a tv show? Seems like I heard something like this but my brain is telling me it was a tv show like Penny Dreadful that played with this theory.
It was on the History Channel not him I mean it's so close that it could have been him I think it's called the American Ripper and it's on the History Channel
@@paulcarpenter7844 I've watched so many shows about Jack the Ripper and watched dozens of movies either directly about him or loosely based on the store. It's hard to keep it all straight. I'll look on History channel tho and see if I can find it
This video gives me goosebumps and the fact that “top 20” is in the same sentence with serial killer that never caught terrifies me even more and for sure there is more of them all over the world that is only known to locals of that place from any country.
A few years ago, the golden state killer would’ve been a part of this list, but with DNA technology, he was identified. Just goes to show how amazing modern advancements in criminology have been!
@@moinmahmud6265 no, there's not much of a mafia presence in the Houston area. It's more of a shared favorite dumping ground for several killers. The three most notable were: Edward Harold Bell, the Tourniquet Killer Anthony Shore, and William Reece.
@mVP he's talking about the killing fields, which has been a prevalent story since the 70s. It's a very notable dumping site along I-45 between Houston and Galveston, commonly associated with a handful of serial killers who've traveled in and out of the city. In other words, wrong decade bruh.
I just watched an older episode of the first 48 and there is an active killer in east Cleveland that hasn't been caught. 4 or 5 girls killed within a mile of each other. That was in the past 10 years. That person is probably still around, maybe not in Cleveland but still around doing the same thing.
Hey WatchMojo, you forgot to mention the 2 most important facts about the long Island serial killer! 1. They were almost always wrapped in burlap. And the Investigation was started only after attempting to find Shannon Gilbert. Which they eventually did in a Bog near gilgo Beach.
Born and raised in sonoma county, Polly Klaas was found near my dads work, obsessed with true crime and local history, and this is the first I’ve heard of the Santa Rosa Hitchhiker Murders🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️I’m so disappointed in myself
Jack the Ripper should be number one in terms of fame because he's known worldwide, even to people who aren't true crime aficionados. Thanks to the movies, the Ripper has become a sort of mythical figure in pop culture, in the same league with such fictional monsters as Dracula and Mr. Hyde.
The Zodiac is the most mysterious killer there has ever been. He was wanting to get caught with the codes. There are 2 out of 4 that have never been decoded in History. They have been working on them for decades. How does a slasher of women in London beat a methodical mind of a genius killer. There is no retort...Don't reply...
@@Qaranwadani1993 I'm am everywhere and everything, my existence is limitless, I am the very fabric of this world, i am it's beating Heart. So technically yes.
The partial kidney sent to Mr Lusk with the 'From Hell' letter in the Jack the Ripper case was not confirmed as being from one of his victims. Catherine Eddowes was missing part of her kidney when she was found so the theory was that it was hers, but her injuries and mutilations were public knowledge and, given the proximity to these events of the London Royal Hospital on Whitechapel Road, the sending of the letter and kidney could just as easily have been the drastic prank of a mischievous medical student.
I saw a show where they claimed that all of the letters supposedly sent by Jack the Ripper were all sent by a newspaper reporter who worked in London at the time as a ploy to sell more newspapers, although I can't remember his name. Someone involved with the show had the handwriting from the letters compared to samples of the reporter's handwriting that the newspaper company still had and they were a 99% match. They claimed he could have easily bought the piece of kidney from a mortician or med student.
Speaking of Jack the Ripper, his true identity was such a mystery that it made him a prime candidate for being a side character in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 1 Phantom Blood. In the JoJo universe, Jack become an undead Zombie cause of Dio Brando's vampiric powers and was taken out by Jonathan Joestar's use of Hamon, leaving no trace of himself behind.
No it’s not it’s not. 25-40 is a pretty common age span to possibly describe a suspect. You can keep a wide enough age span to include a wide enough range of suspects while narrowing it down to exclude elderly or obviously young men.
@@newthrash1221 oh okay cool. That show I can’t be a cop.I thought that was like some one saying oh the guy has bluish, greenish maybe brownish eyes color😂
The big one you missed was the Tylenol Murderer. Seven people killed in probably the biggest product tampering case in the history of the US. It did send fear of Tylenol products through the Chicago area in September and October of 1982.
@@conqueringinsanitydaily yeah I've known that was the theory for years. Just like I know the FBI don't have enough to make a case against James Lewis. That will go down as one of the greatest unsolved cases of all time, unfortunately.
16:04 that detail is wrong, the kidney was a prank from a medical student. just thought I would point that out. I'm also guessing that Jack the ripper and the Zodiac were a close competition for first place
I strangely love murder stories most get caught it’s awkwardly fascinating that rare ones never do. Not often that it happens but damn. Wonder if they ever did movies off these type of situations
I thought Jack the Ripper would be No. 1 on this list since he took the top spot on Top 20 Unsolved Murder Mysteries and Top 10 Crimes That Will Never Be Solved.
My uncle was the first victim of the Oakland County Child Killer. The unknown suspect also killed my Grandmother and Father through alcoholism. As my grandma said if he doesn't face justice in this life there is no escaping it in the next.
2013: top ten unsolved murder mysteries 2016: another top ten unsolved murder mysteries 2017: yet another top ten unsolved murder mysteries 2017: top ten serial killer who were never caught 2020: top 20 unsolved murder mysteries 2021: top ten times people left clues about their murderers 2021: top ten crimes that will never be solved 2021: this one 5 similar list and 4 spinoffs
Jerry Johns is my great grandpa's nephew. Pretty much everyone believes he did it. My mom always said he was super nice and seemed completely normal though.
I grew up around the corner from where one of Bible John's victims was found, I'm always surprised when he's included in true crime lists because there's so little information and so little known about him.
I haven't watched the video yet, but I have to think Black Dahlia Murderer/Torso Slayer is # 3, Zodiac #2, and of course old Jackie Boy from Whitechapel is #1.
Something that fascinates me about these killers is what made them become the worst people they are now. There could have been a chance for them to have a good life but they gave up their humanity to feed their insanity. People who made them become like this are worse too. The only redemption for those people is to bring the killer to justice. Such a grim reality we live in.
There are many factors that make a person a serial killer. Most suffered some sort of trauma as children; physical, emotional, mental or any combination. Some people are more susceptible to those factors, people you might consider "simple" or slow. Sociopaths and phsychopaths. These people rarely adjust to the world we live in. That's your typical serial killer but to be a serial killer, you only need to have killed 3 people. I still think some people are just born bad. A person like that, might have a chance with a good upbringing but if not, it's like putting logs on the fire
Future video recommendation. Top 10 serial killers that would still be killing if they wouldn't have gotten cocky. Bundy, gacy, dahmer, btk, Richard Ramirez, Richard kuklinski, etc.
#15 Reminds me of a documentary about a hitchhiker who didn't know they were picked up by John Wayne Gacey AKA The Killer Clown. Luckily, John didn't strike that time. Talk about cheating death.
@@wynonasbigbrowndragon6121 I've never seen him mentioned in any videos, but I've read half a dozen books about serial killers that cover him. Wikipedia also has a pretty in depth page on Kiss and his crimes. As well as theories on what happened to him.
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This video is so interesting and creepy
People still hitchhike
The Colonial Parkway Killer in Virginia.
Really spooky and creepy too
How in the Holy Hell did yall miss The Texas Killing Fields? One of the craziest unsolved murders ever!
The fact that there’s a top 20 list for this is terrifying
Humans are an evil species we are terrible unfortunately 💔
Yea Jack the ripper ain't alive don't worry, he can't live for 200 yra
fun just the offspring
@@Kiing_jer Humans, who made humans turn evil, are the ultimate worst.
Not even a top 10 like tf
I couldnt imagine anything more heartbreaking than being a family member of a victim and living my entire life not knowing what happened to the murderer.
Them dying is bad enough but not getting justice makes it even worse.
That kind of pain id unimaginable
@@BigFella117 Yes it is
On top of that, the fear the killer might come after them since they talked about it on camera revealing themselves.
@@andrewhartmangunsmith2755 That's so dumb. The killer isnt coming for the family members. They never do. They usually a profile they attack and the family members don't resemble that.
Can you imagine these poor survivors talking about it most of them probably in fear that the killer may come back for them again since they spoke up? Scary thoughts 😰
I would be sleeping with one eye open for the rest of my life with a loaded .22 caliber pistol under my bed. Try and come for me now, you sick psychopathic son of a bitch.
Nah I wouldn't scare of this serial killer who want to kill me again.
That’s a terrifying thought, but I don’t believe it’s happened, thankfully.
That dishonourable mention, the hawaii serial killer, is pretty much solved. One of the suspects claimed to have a psychic vision or something, and led them to the remains of one of the victims. How he was not convicted of the killings is unbelievable.
Nobody connected the Bible Belt Strangler Murders- The connections were discovered by High School students who put the cases together- all linked by redheaded victims! Hats off to that teacher & class- in the interview btw!!!
Jack The Ripper and the Zodiac Killer are the first to come to mind. Also pretty sure if there were more victims, the one responsible for the Black Dahlia Murder would be on here as well
Yea but jack ghe ripper ain't alive
@@emmanuelclegg4755 the title doesn't say living serial killers
@@akarbit3r111 am dumb don't worry about it
@@emmanuelclegg4755 don't worry he will not come after you
Key word is 𝗦𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗮𝗹 , The Black Dahlia is just one unsolved homicide
Everyone watching this I hope you stay safe and healthy
Get the vaccine
not me if you ever cared to ask
Imagine how many serial killers we could have caught with modern technology
Many murders are still unsolved even till this day modern technology doesn’t help when there’s no cameras or witnesses
That’s true but for example Jack the Ripper probably left dna at his crimes
@Sasuke Shippuden Nooo, not him! : (
Imagine how many still active. Scary to think.
Still dozens of active serial killers now if they had the methods they had today back then they would of just changed things up like the 21st century serial killers have
Chances are that most of these killers were caught at some point.
Many killers move cities to avoid capture but can't help the urge to kill again and end up in prison or executed for future crimes.
That’s an oddly comforting thought, I’ve never thought about it that way.
The list of unsolved murder cases is slowly shrinking with new DNA evidence, which has been used to put killers who were prolific in the 70’s and 80’s behind bars. Hopefully, the only unsolved murder cases we’ll be left with in a few years time will be the ones that are almost 100 years old.
One of the notorious serial killers in Korea caught said the same thing about another serial killer case unsolved. Like Hannibal in Silence of the Lambs. Turns out he was off the radar because he was already in jail for a separate murder case.
@@savvy_pineapple2616 I hardly believe that's the case, to be honest. Perfect Crime does exist. Those are the one that have never been found to the eyes of justice.
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Certainly some have been. They moved and murdered elsewhere or suffered a debilitating injury or death that ended their careers explaining why they disappeared.
People here in Texarkana still talk about the Phantom Killer. Rumor has it he was the son of a well-to-do family. From what I understand he was committed to a psychiatric institution in Oklahoma & died in a nursing facility there
Jack the Ripper in my opinion will be one of the most infamous cases where the killer was never caught
We can all take solace in the fact that Jack the Ripper is burning in hell for what he did
If jack even believed in hell he would. Something tells me these killers dont care much for that.
@@harambelives7083 Yeah. When someone decides to kill, there is nothing that matters anymore.
nah he still alive
@@harambelives7083 I know he probably wouldn't. But my faith leads me to believe he is in Hell
@@raptorfromthe6ix833 He'd be over one hundred forty-one-years-old if he was still alive today. Trust me...he's *long* gone now.
There is an interesting theory that Jack the Ripper is actually HH Holmes. Both were active about the same time and Holmes was known to leave the States often. We'll likely never know for sure but I always thought that was an interesting theory.
Wasn't that part of a plot from a tv show? Seems like I heard something like this but my brain is telling me it was a tv show like Penny Dreadful that played with this theory.
There was a show about it. A documentary! It was good. I honestly believe it. There’s so many coincidences that they can’t be coincidences.
It was on the History Channel not him I mean it's so close that it could have been him I think it's called the American Ripper and it's on the History Channel
It was also proved that it wasn'tnhim.
@@paulcarpenter7844 I've watched so many shows about Jack the Ripper and watched dozens of movies either directly about him or loosely based on the store. It's hard to keep it all straight. I'll look on History channel tho and see if I can find it
This video gives me goosebumps and the fact that “top 20” is in the same sentence with serial killer that never caught terrifies me even more and for sure there is more of them all over the world that is only known to locals of that place from any country.
You never know who you meet or what they're capable of. Never be anxious
"Saucy Jack" should have been numero uno. Seriously his brutality is all the more gory and more mysterious for at least 200 years or more
Exactly
"Men will look back and say I gave birth to the twentieth century."
Well, the birth of serial killers, at least. ✌🏻🐱
Over two hundred years and never been cought jacks the best
refuring to Jack the Ripper?
Jack the ripper still chills my spine even today.
Scary that there's enough of them to make a top 20 😬
Agreed
Pretty sure there’s about thousands
I don't always watch this channel but I clicked immediately when I got the notification
Me too, so that I can watch out
Same
I know right 🤣
A few years ago, the golden state killer would’ve been a part of this list, but with DNA technology, he was identified. Just goes to show how amazing modern advancements in criminology have been!
How in the Holy Hell did yall miss The Texas Killing Fields? One of the craziest unsolved murders ever!
It's more a mafia dumping ground
Nah its more than likely multiple serial killers. Same like that highway in Canada.
@@moinmahmud6265 no, there's not much of a mafia presence in the Houston area.
It's more of a shared favorite dumping ground for several killers. The three most notable were: Edward Harold Bell, the Tourniquet Killer Anthony Shore, and William Reece.
@mVP he's talking about the killing fields, which has been a prevalent story since the 70s. It's a very notable dumping site along I-45 between Houston and Galveston, commonly associated with a handful of serial killers who've traveled in and out of the city.
In other words, wrong decade bruh.
9:09 The phone call.. "I know who did it." Gave me chills cause it sounds so much like my father's voice it's scary.
I just watched an older episode of the first 48 and there is an active killer in east Cleveland that hasn't been caught. 4 or 5 girls killed within a mile of each other. That was in the past 10 years. That person is probably still around, maybe not in Cleveland but still around doing the same thing.
Hey WatchMojo, you forgot to mention the 2 most important facts about the long Island serial killer! 1. They were almost always wrapped in burlap. And the Investigation was started only after attempting to find Shannon Gilbert. Which they eventually did in a Bog near gilgo Beach.
They studied 20 cases. Couldn't have the perfect knowledge of all 20
Born and raised in sonoma county, Polly Klaas was found near my dads work, obsessed with true crime and local history, and this is the first I’ve heard of the Santa Rosa Hitchhiker Murders🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️I’m so disappointed in myself
Jack the Ripper should be number one in terms of fame because he's known worldwide, even to people who aren't true crime aficionados. Thanks to the movies, the Ripper has become a sort of mythical figure in pop culture, in the same league with such fictional monsters as Dracula and Mr. Hyde.
The Zodiac is the most mysterious killer there has ever been. He was wanting to get caught with the codes. There are 2 out of 4 that have never been decoded in History. They have been working on them for decades. How does a slasher of women in London beat a methodical mind of a genius killer. There is no retort...Don't reply...
He is number 1 watch mojo rarely gets it right.
Disturbing that these monsters are still out there and not been brought to justice
Could Even be watching this video, going omg im on watch mojo!!
@@_BreathOfFreshAir_ Could very well be you even. Are you?
@@Qaranwadani1993 I'm am everywhere and everything, my existence is limitless, I am the very fabric of this world, i am it's beating Heart.
So technically yes.
@@_BreathOfFreshAir_no
This is one of the better watchmojo vids! So real, gritty and appallingly true
GOSH PLEASE KEEP MAKING CRIME VIDS! I LOVE THESE
I really hope some of these cases do get solved
The partial kidney sent to Mr Lusk with the 'From Hell' letter in the Jack the Ripper case was not confirmed as being from one of his victims. Catherine Eddowes was missing part of her kidney when she was found so the theory was that it was hers, but her injuries and mutilations were public knowledge and, given the proximity to these events of the London Royal Hospital on Whitechapel Road, the sending of the letter and kidney could just as easily have been the drastic prank of a mischievous medical student.
I saw a show where they claimed that all of the letters supposedly sent by Jack the Ripper were all sent by a newspaper reporter who worked in London at the time as a ploy to sell more newspapers, although I can't remember his name. Someone involved with the show had the handwriting from the letters compared to samples of the reporter's handwriting that the newspaper company still had and they were a 99% match. They claimed he could have easily bought the piece of kidney from a mortician or med student.
The kidney was infected with brights disease and Catherine eddowes had brights disease. So there's a good chance it was sent by him.
RIP to all who tragically lost there lives in this video.
Speaking of Jack the Ripper, his true identity was such a mystery that it made him a prime candidate for being a side character in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 1 Phantom Blood. In the JoJo universe, Jack become an undead Zombie cause of Dio Brando's vampiric powers and was taken out by Jonathan Joestar's use of Hamon, leaving no trace of himself behind.
He’s in between his mid-20s to his 40s that’s a big leap.
No it’s not it’s not. 25-40 is a pretty common age span to possibly describe a suspect. You can keep a wide enough age span to include a wide enough range of suspects while narrowing it down to exclude elderly or obviously young men.
@@newthrash1221 oh okay cool. That show I can’t be a cop.I thought that was like some one saying oh the guy has bluish, greenish maybe brownish eyes color😂
Yea, unless we're talking about Paul Rudd, there's a solid difference in appearance between your mid 20's and early 40's.
The big one you missed was the Tylenol Murderer. Seven people killed in probably the biggest product tampering case in the history of the US. It did send fear of Tylenol products through the Chicago area in September and October of 1982.
They think it was an inside job
@@conqueringinsanitydaily yeah I've known that was the theory for years. Just like I know the FBI don't have enough to make a case against James Lewis. That will go down as one of the greatest unsolved cases of all time, unfortunately.
I was reading about one called The headhunter of Kingsbury run. Never caught, he would decapitate his victims.
So sad that so many young men and women have died and no one has been brought to justice
I have been waiting for you to do something like this
Me too.
00:42 Once that piano comes in, you know WatchMojo coming with it. Great video.
Zodiac will always be number one in terms of unsolved serial killers. Mostly because he's the first one to come to mind.
Never heard of Jack the Ripper huh?
May God bless all these innocent souls that these serial killers killed
Yeah I think I'm good and I'm actually starting to believe staying inside all day is actually good for you 👍
You forgot The Black Doodler. Very unique interesting case.
16:04 that detail is wrong, the kidney was a prank from a medical student. just thought I would point that out. I'm also guessing that Jack the ripper and the Zodiac were a close competition for first place
Poor Jack.....
They didn't know where it came from.
Background music gives me chills.
Do a time stamp of these lists.
Top ten serial killer who were finally caught. A great 10th and final sequel/spin-off
I hope so or we might be the next victims
@@Jman417 if I wanna get killed it'll be someone famous like Mike myers
Jack the ripper should be number 1 case closed 🥇
He only killed 5 though so that's why
The Zodiak killer only killed 5 so what's your point?
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I knew the Top 2 as soon as I saw the title
There was never any doubt in my mind who the top 2 on this list would be. Only the order of them.
It's a shame the Hash-Slinging Slasher isn't on this list.
Fr
Finally caught number 3! 7/17/23
The Freeway Phantom case needs way way more attention
I strangely love murder stories most get caught it’s awkwardly fascinating that rare ones never do. Not often that it happens but damn. Wonder if they ever did movies off these type of situations
Jack the ripper was the most mystery serial killer since the 1800s.
How come the New Orleans Axe Murderer wasn't given at least a dishonourable mention? I thought he was as prolific as Jack the Ripper?
I thought Jack the Ripper would be No. 1 on this list since he took the top spot on Top 20 Unsolved Murder Mysteries and Top 10 Crimes That Will Never Be Solved.
When Ragnarok begins, we will eventually need Jack the Ripper for humanity.
Maybe that will give him first place on this video
I see your a man of culture aswell
The manga I hope
Season 2 plz come quick
I saw the title and I was like no way
I really thought Jack the ripper whould be number one
My uncle was the first victim of the Oakland County Child Killer. The unknown suspect also killed my Grandmother and Father through alcoholism. As my grandma said if he doesn't face justice in this life there is no escaping it in the next.
They caught him?
@@holyempressw8531 no they never caught him.
Akkk! That’s where I remember Billy Zane from! Thanks and rock on MOJO
He was scary in the role.
Really surprised that Béla Kiss wasn’t on this list. Sure, he was actually identified, unlike the other killers on this list, but he was never caught.
The Long Island serial killer has actually been caught now
This was a good list. I hadn't heard of some of them
I never thought Texarkana would end up on a list from Watch Mojo!
Me too. That's the killing Fields?
2013: top ten unsolved murder mysteries
2016: another top ten unsolved murder mysteries
2017: yet another top ten unsolved murder mysteries
2017: top ten serial killer who were never caught
2020: top 20 unsolved murder mysteries
2021: top ten times people left clues about their murderers
2021: top ten crimes that will never be solved
2021: this one
5 similar list and 4 spinoffs
How do you even know how many of these there are and what years they came out lol?
@@awethenticmade WatchMojo/mrs mojo is kinda my fav TH-cam channel. Plus they have year counts on how old the videos are
@@awethenticmade dude i seriously love these videos. It's like watching csi Las Vegas
YES more crime lists!
Love your content!! Stay safe everyone ❤️ ❤️
Who else expected the zodiac killer and jack the ripper to be the top 2
We need a freeway phantom video plz
Huh good to see I made the list 👍🏻
Jerry Johns is my great grandpa's nephew. Pretty much everyone believes he did it. My mom always said he was super nice and seemed completely normal though.
I grew up around the corner from where one of Bible John's victims was found, I'm always surprised when he's included in true crime lists because there's so little information and so little known about him.
This list is now down one entry because the Long Island serial killer has been identified and charged
The Zodiac Killer was also featured on HLN's very scary people
I’m terrified that there’s a list for this. I wouldn’t want to go out, but I have to because I have an internship and school.
The New riddler costume looks just like the Zodiac killer. Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it is better than the silly question marks
Many people confuse the Long Island serial killer with the Craigslist killer ( considered Phillip Marcroft , sorry if I spelled last name wrong)
*immediately Googles "Axeman of New Orleans"
I haven't watched the video yet, but I have to think Black Dahlia Murderer/Torso Slayer is # 3, Zodiac #2, and of course old Jackie Boy from Whitechapel is #1.
I will be very disappointed if theres not a Top 10 Friday The 13th Movies this Friday
Is there even more than 10 Friday the 13th movies though?
Something that fascinates me about these killers is what made them become the worst people they are now. There could have been a chance for them to have a good life but they gave up their humanity to feed their insanity. People who made them become like this are worse too. The only redemption for those people is to bring the killer to justice. Such a grim reality we live in.
There are many factors that make a person a serial killer. Most suffered some sort of trauma as children; physical, emotional, mental or any combination. Some people are more susceptible to those factors, people you might consider "simple" or slow. Sociopaths and phsychopaths. These people rarely adjust to the world we live in. That's your typical serial killer but to be a serial killer, you only need to have killed 3 people. I still think some people are just born bad. A person like that, might have a chance with a good upbringing but if not, it's like putting logs on the fire
@@mszoomy yeah, well said.
I’ve never been caught. Oh damn I just outed myself.
Are you a serial killer
@@animelover-sy8pg yes. I’ve killed Capt Crunch, Tucan Sam, Tony The Tiger and the Trix Rabbit
Anyone original
What if I said I'm one of them? You wouldn't believe and you wouldn't know, right? Now, that's scary!
The FBI is now watching you.
The honorable mentions are some of the most famous unsolved cases. Way to drop the ball, mojo.
There's been some seriously disturbed people about to commit these gruesome crimes
OH WOW, This TOTALLY More Worse Than Recent RiverValleyHighSchool Murder!!!
More worse? Did you attend high school?
Future video recommendation. Top 10 serial killers that would still be killing if they wouldn't have gotten cocky. Bundy, gacy, dahmer, btk, Richard Ramirez, Richard kuklinski, etc.
You forgot Jean-Guy Leblanc, he never even was considered a suspect and is still free to this day.
I thought a serial killer was some one who stabbed and pulled boxes of cornflakes and rice crispy and other breakfasts all over the kitchen floor.....
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Not knowing is the worst feeling in the world.
Can we get a top 20 American Serial Killer List
now that we’re doing a top 20 lists?
I thought Jack the Ripper was going to be #1
#15 Reminds me of a documentary about a hitchhiker who didn't know they were picked up by John Wayne Gacey AKA The Killer Clown. Luckily, John didn't strike that time. Talk about cheating death.
@4:40 who’s drinking drinks left on vending machines?
that's some high-res cartography you got goin' on at 3:05
They actually just recently solved the Zodiac Killer!!!
Not really. That theory of Gary poste is getting push back from all the other zodiac investigators
I'm positive that they are still looking for who it was
Bela Kiss never gets included in lists like this. That's an interesting one
I've heard of Bela Kiss. Brutal killer, interesting name.
A little different though because in Kiss's case we know who committed the crimes. He was just never caught.
@@canadasleftcoast.5744 could you tell me the title of this video?
@@wynonasbigbrowndragon6121 I've never seen him mentioned in any videos, but I've read half a dozen books about serial killers that cover him. Wikipedia also has a pretty in depth page on Kiss and his crimes. As well as theories on what happened to him.
The killer is likely a human being between 5 foot 2 and 6 feet 6 and aged 21 to 50. Lol great work
Lol
I'm bengali and had lived in Kolkata(Calcutta) for 22 years now...but never have heard of Stoneman😂😑🙄
Can you give us top 10 serial killers in animated series