10 Most Terrifying and Disturbing Serial Killers
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- Prepare to get seriously creeped out. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most notorious serial killers whose terrifying stories will keep you up late at night! Our countdown includes John Wayne Gacy, David Parker Ray, Albert Fish, and more. Who’s the scariest serial killer you know of? Comment their name down below!
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Who’s the scariest serial killer you know of? Comment their name down below!
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Ed Gein, the guy who inspired Leatherface and killed people at a shed in his house and cut their flesh off and wore it as Clothes. and even used human skin as lamps and sofa cushions.
Ed gein
#3 Albert Fish
Sam Hyde
Gary Ridgeway
Know what's the worst part is? All of them end up caught because they made a mistake and let a victim escape, how many of those monsters never made a mistake and were able to kill freely their whole lifes? What we know is awful, but what we don't know is the real scary thing.
Gacy didn’t let a victim escape.
Dahmer did, he literally wanted to get caught. if he didn’t he would’ve went and chased the man down. he was a truly sick individual that i feel bad for.
Gacy was a psychopathic narcissist that deserved death.
Indeed. Those that have never been caught or had their nickname in the media is even scarier. As of now there are 25 known serial killers in the USA 🥴
Agreed!!😢
Jack the ripper
True… It is kind of sad since back then the police force was not as developed as it is now… Now a days they keep information about fingerprints and blood types. Especially once you have a record, they even get shoe sizes. It would be extremely hard for any of these killers to have survived our current technological era… Especially with the sensitisation of CCTVs
It is rather karmic that Dahmer died similar to how he killed his first victim. Apparently, they both involved being bludgeoned by weights. I hope the irony wasn't lost on him before he died.
Karma is a bitch
Ironically bludgeoned by weights.. that's heavy.
@@zacharycollins9485 I guess he just couldn’t bear the weight of his crimes
Whatta "weigh" to go!
@@brandydanielle6212 guess his cellmate didn’t like him the “weigh” he was
I think the nightstalker is by far the scariest serial killer. Not for how he killed but for how he chose his victims. Literally completely random. It could be anyone ever, period. That's scary.
totally agree
When night stalker crime spree is at it peaks. everyone in California went to buy lock and guns
Yeah I agree but also how he killed his victims was also very brutal like really disturbing knowing he did those things to completely random people
Totally Agreed! It took me almost a week after watching the documentary get peaceful sleep.
@@Devlin_Fung Can't blame them, his murders were nasty and no one wanted to be another notch on his belt.
The fact they let Lopez out of prison on “good behavior” is insane. Plus the fact he was linked to another murder after being released… like.. who would’ve thought.
The justice system is a joke
Wow declaring an admitted serial killer cured then releasing him only to have him disappear and become a suspect in other murders! Gee who would have imagined that?
welcome to south america
that blew my mind why would you release a serial killer
Nathan Bar-Jonah. Kidnapped elementary school boys, did horrible things to them, killed them, then cooked them and fed the dishes to his neighbors. Used to work with him when I was in high school, he used to put flyers up at work saying "Come over for spaghetti dinner night at Nathans". He was later caught and died in prison...cannot make this stuff up.
I remember almost vomiting when I heard about Nathan Bar-Jonah. Dude was a fucking horrible person, I’m glad he’s dead.
Did you eat some of the boys as well? Am really sorry if that happened to you.
@@pm1647 No. He was off-putting enough that I would never have spent time with him. He was an older dude who was obsessed with antiquing on the weekends and I was in high school. I had a friend who did, though.
Did you go to CMR? I grew up in great falls, lots of drama about bar Jonah for sure. My neighbor even accused my other neighbor of helping bar Jonah get some of those kids
For me real life serial killers are by far the scariest & most fascinating topic for me to learn about. Particularly because the one question I always ask myself with these individual killers were they born evil or not.
It all depends on how they were raised and what they believed. Look at Richard Ramarez, the NightStalker. Basically everything that could poison a child was a part of his life
@@adamzabielski3685 That's true but look at Ted Bundy.. He was raised in a loving home and look how he turned out.. You just don't know what's upstairs in someone's head.. No matter how they were raised..
I watch true crime religiously and I have mixed feelings, cause some like Aileen Wuornos had horrible lives prior to killing BUT some of them didn’t and I am just not someone who has ever accepted the excuse that because you had a messed up life you HAVE to choose murder as an option!
Read the killer across the table by John Douglas
@@notyourdad_ I actually did read that it’s a great book
Bundy was the creepiest because he was handsome and charming. A normal looking guy you would think was the last person to commit the atrocities he did. Any unsuspecting woman could trust a man like him at first
i agree!
So was Dahmer
agreed
like jeffrey dahmer
The thing these killers have in common is that they were able to pull these off before technology was as advanced as todays. I see movies and tv series abt these and the setting always seems to amaze me how life looks so simple around them it’s really no wonder how they can keep these secrets
That would be nice wouldn't it? But, no...that guy killing all those women in Chicago isn't having any issue with overcoming technology (along with however many others).
Isreal keys was pretty recent an Samuel little only because he gave up blood
And, in the case of Jeffrey Dahmer, he had the full support of the local police department for a time.
There are modern serial killers.
@@maryturner6470 But not nearly as many as in the 70s or 80s
I expected H.H. Holmes to be on this list no one ever brings him up but what he did was terrifying.
The one I always want to see is Parker Ray and he’s on fewer than Holmes.
I can't believe he didn't make the list. Same with Jack the Ripper.
@@janscutter I’ve never heard of him but I’m gonna look him up.
@@canaanclb Jack the Ripper is definitely another one I thought would make this list.
@@apeeples22 he is one of the worst just because of the tape alone.
The scariest serial killer(s) are those never caught and/or known of.
Jack the ripper , zodiac.
@@israelgarnado5699 Cliche much?
@@israelgarnado5699 they are punished in hell
I think Zodiac identify was revealed.
@@erikaruiz980 yeah about two years ago
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WatchMojo be like: "Let's repeat ourselves bc that recent Dahmer show gets serious attention!"
What's wrong with that?? I want deep movies about these people (not those cheap knockoffs)
Who cares how many times they show serial killer content.
and that’s y they probably get more money than u
@@slimeballdemon5273 U sure bout that?
@@reniasva watch mojo? Yea.
How can a serial killer get off on good behavior?
Yeah I'm thinking the same thing
Exactly 😒
He was declared insane therefore was not held accountable for his actions. When they thought the treatment had worked and thought he was sane they let him go. Since he was changed and was a good decent human being. Until he killed again. These arnt monsters. They’re just sick individuals and serial killers will keep existing until there is a treatment out there that can cure them. It’s not normal to want to go out and murder and rape and eat kids men women. They have mental illnesses
Horrible officers
Especially when the killer killed over 110 people thats absolutely insane
Samuel Little is a killer that rarely gets recognized in list like this, but his crimes are just as chilling. Great List!
Too many of them to name but here are a few more:
1. The Manson family
2. David Berkowitz aka Son of Sam
3. Issei Sagawa aka Kobe Cannibal
4. Richard Ramirez aka The Night Stalker
5. Rodney Alcala aka The Dating Game Killer
Don’t forget Gary Ridgeway aka the Green River Killer
@@user-nj3lg7wi5r Ted Bundy apparently doesn't exist anymore it seems.
@@ReturnOfTheJ.D. Why are you messaging me about another serial killer?
@@user-nj3lg7wi5r Because you indicated that the Green River Serial Killer was forgotten about, which I also think is a mistake they made, but a mistake equivalent to forgetting Ted Bundy and his murders. To me those two always need to be there in these lists. Always.
@@ReturnOfTheJ.D. Ted bundy was normal killing. I wouldn’t say it was too disturbing. Dahmer was a cannibal and a nexrophiliac which made him disturbing.
Ed Gein should be on this list too. He used human remains to decorate his house. He was so influential, he inspired Hannibal Lector, Norman Bates and Leatherface.
Ed Gein by today standards wouldn't even be considered a serial killer (2 kills) but he was messed up and dug up a lot of graves.
Uhhh no. He didn't kill anyone except possibly his mother and one other possibly victim. Serial killers have 3 or more victims with a cooling down period. Gein was a necrophile and grave robber. No doubt he was deeply disturbed. But the amount of amazing films based loosely on him & his crimes is amazing!
Ed Gein inspired Buffalo Bill, Norman Bates and Leatherface: not Hannibal Lector
0:38: Robert Hansen (#10)
1:47: Israel Keyes (#9)
3:08: John Wayne Gacy (#8)
4:27: Marcel Petiot (#7)
5:17: Jeffrey Dahmer (#6)
6:37: David Parker Ray (#5)
7:58: Fred & Rosemary West (#4)
9:11: Albert Fish (#3)
9:59: Harold Shipman (#2)
11:27: Pedro López (#1)
Anatoly Onoprienko
Lazy ass comment everyone in the world has done before
Ed gein?
@@nickpalmer3848 he wasn't that "scary", just a lunatic in a small town that wanted to dress like his mother.
(just looking at the list)
I don't know who Pedro is though, although Albert and Harold are probably the most scarist on that list currently for me. Albert for how centered he was and his outlook being such a gentleman, yet had this dark desire for human meat. Whilst Harold was in a position of care yet abused that power so swiftly and easily looked over.
Other than that, I know the West's are pretty scary but the Moors Murders (Ian Brady and Myra Hindley ) I think would be noteworthy enough to be on this list too, especially at the time where you had week after week another body of some tortured kid. Gruesome stuff.
What about Theodore Ted bundy
H.h Holmes. The man was America’s first killer. His murder castle was absolutely terrifying
I was missing this one on the list as well
I read a book about Holmes a little while ago, H. H. Holmes: The True History of the White City Devil by Adam Selzer. From his research, the murder castle was complete fiction. If I remember correctly, the building was still in construction during the World's Fair & there were no torture rooms or anything like that. And in his confessions before he was executed, he admitted to killing folks that were definitely still alive at the time or completely made up. He still did kill some people, but it was mostly for insurance money it seems. So his real count is around 10 instead of like 200 (or whatever folks have been estimating over the years).
Must be who Triple H names himself after 😅
There missing not only H.H Holmes and Ted Bundy and even Ted Kaczynski
the murder castle had a lot of fake info. it wasnt anything like that.
You know this list is insane when Jeffrey Dahmer is not in the top part of the list.
This list is insane when Ted Bundy didn't even make it on
Or Charles Manson
cuz Jeff,is medicore next to toyboxkiller orAlbert fish,,there are even worse.. JD is hot topic cuz of netflix show.....
I believe Albert fish, unfortunately, managed to be way worse!
Recency bias. Gacy is even more disturbing than JD to be honest. JD is in the right spot around 6-8.
How is Ted Bundy NOT included?!?!?
LITERALLY! The man faked having a broken arm to lure a girl into his car and kill her, plus using his charisma to lure most of his victims
Because like a lot of things, watch mojo doesn’t know what the fuck they’re talking about
Ted bundy is synonymous with the terms “serial killer and “psychopath”
He's too well known. Like, if someone asks you who's a serial killer you know, the first person to come to your mind is Ted Bundy, right?
@@Suikogiru "10 Most Terrifying and Disturbing Serial Killers"
It doesn't say anything about how infamous they are, just the most terrifying. I think someone who raped, murdered, then continued having sex with their corpses until putrefaction made it impossible to continue, and in some cases kept their heads that he talked to would make Bundy somewhat worth adding to the list? And Fred and Rose are extremely infamous here in the UK. If anything, they're even more well known than Bundy is.
Can’t forget Gary Ridgeway, The Green River Killer
Jeffery Dahmer will forever be the most terrifying human being in this world to me. I knew who he was but not in detail until recently, the new Netflix series is absolutely disturbingly amazing in quality and accuracy.
What if they make a TV series abt Gacy or Pedro? Would they be worst than Jeffrey's
There both worst than him, Jeff did do bad things but episode 10 of dahmer with Gacy and that young man was disturbing
@@kingclxtch2k194 just wait until they make an Albert Fish series or better film
John Gacy: hold my beer
I'm not gonna be afraid of Gary more than Jeffrey cuz what gacy did was just a simple murder case though he killed many but what Jeffery did was even hard to believe
Ted bundy
Gacy lived in my hometown in the mid 1960s. He wasn't killing then, but gave off a creepy vibe.
The serial killers that scare me the most are the ones that haven’t been caught.
I’m sorry I can’t take this list seriously without having Andrei Chikatilo on this list. He deserves to be first. He was a true sadist that enjoyed the screams of children as they died it was soothing to him he said. The Rostov Ripper was the worst of the worst!
Pedro López kills 300 people and gets released from prison!? How the hell does that happen!?
As XQC would say - "wwhhaaaaaat😩..."
How can you make a list of terrifying serial killers and not put Chikatilo? Or Jack the ripper? I can maybe understand Jack cause maybe the number of victims isn't high enough, but Chikatilo has both a huge number and sick ways of killing
As a Colombian I do feel so ashamed that the worst serial killer in modern history was set free by Colombian justice… when u see all the other cases were either they got death row or 100 years plus …
I’d argue Luis Garavito is a worse serial killer than Pedro Lopez at the moment because Garavito has more confirmed kills (where it’s been proven the serial killer killed the specific victim).
Here are some dishonorable mentions.
Gary Ridgeway
Ted Bundy
Samuel Little
Elizabeth Bathray
Henry Lee Lucas
Richard Ramirez
Andrei Cheikatilo
Peter Sutcliffe
Tamara Samsonova
How about Ng & Lake?
@@ameliabedelia7018 one of the wrost
@@ameliabedelia7018 I hate those two, God, if there is an afterlife, I hope they rot in the lowest pits of Hell.
Dennis nilsen is another one. Alot like dahmer.
It's how normal they can seem is what makes it more terrifying
The real-life 'Candy Man' aka Dean Corll. Absolutely chilling.
Especially the picture he took of the unidentified kid
And yet he met his end by his own partner he goaded into shooting him. Arrogance strikes again.
@@cecejamesable Right? especially cause he would have just kept going.
And yet John Wayne Gary has no remorse for those victims😐
JWG is as evil as they come.
Gacy in my opinion, was born evil.
The Toolbox Killers. Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris. They torturted victims so bad they just wanted the killers to kill them to stop the torture. They were extremely sadistic.
Reading about Lawrence bittaker made me wanna throw up. Then when I seen lawyers and jurys had to leave the courtroom when they played rhe audio from their crimes cuz it was so horrific. Makes me wish I coils travel in time and get those guys before they could do that stuff
I am so shocked they weren't on here.
Dean Corll, aka the Candyman. Owned a candy shop and was another boy-killer in his day. Almost no one tells about him though. While I won't share the details of his "work" here, I can tell you that his actions are what inspired Gacy. And Gacy's victim count was done at least partially to get a higher number than Corll.
yes i read about him
Man is the stuff of nightmares. No limit to how depraved he could be
Surprised Ed Gein didn’t make the cut. Considering they have Leatherface based off him, and thats been one of my favorite horror movies growing up
Norman Bates is based off him too
He only actually killed 2 people. Before that he dug them up....
You guys should have talked about Albert Fish's execution... He was a sadomasochist and would shove needles and nails in his backside... So when he was being put to death via the electric chair, the metal caused sparks and shorted the electric chair... It was only when he was finally dead that they realized what he had done to himself.
Learned about him from House of 1000 Corpses. Happy Halloween season everybody!
@@zacharycollins9485 I have yet to watch that... And thanks to your reply, it's on my weekend to do list.
There's a book about him and bunch of other murderers that I read years ago titled "Cannibal Killers" by Robert Keller, which did a great job of telling the story of "The Gray Man" from his Staten Island kidnapping and subsequent murder of a little boy to Grace... How he wanted her brother but realized that the brother, who was 17 or 18 at the time, would be stronger than him so he targeted Grace... And what he did and how he was caught. It's interesting and well written when it comes to Fish's crime and just how his disgusting letter to Grace's parents eventually led police to nab him... He's definitely one of the most sadistic killers out there. Scary what some people are capable of.... If you like things like this, I highly recommend the book
@@josiefarnam9155LOVED that book. Got it when I was 13 or so lol
@@Godzilla1982 is it weird to be excited that other people love and find these people just fascinating? Or at least find these sickos and their crimes interesting and enjoy learning/reading about them? 😜 I'm hoping that I'm not just desensitized to it all... But then I work as a clinical mental health counselor in downtown Seattle and work mainly with homeless folks who suffer from mental illness and addictions... And while I am not saying people who suffer from these illnesses are bad, violent people or are criminals, but I am threatened with violence, rape and/or them wanting to kidnap me every other day and now I have a go-to response for it -> "Get in line." In any case, I see and experience first hand the bad parts of mankind and the way we treat each other... And I pray that my fasination is my curiosity of human behavior and psychology rather than just being so desensitized that it's entertaining 😖 that’s a scary thought …
@@josiefarnam9155 House of 1000 Corpses is a brilliant piece of art. I got the head they used for one of the scenes (I won't spoil it).
The Devil's Rejects as well (which sort of follows on from H1000C) is golden.
They also followed up with 3 from Hell, I still haven't got to that. Still sitting here in my two boxes of DVDs I need to watch (over 500).
Now we hardly consume films in videos or dvds, hence why they sit there.
There's a lot of disturbing serial killers. Leonarda Cianciulli, the Chessboard Killer, the Giggling Granny, Edmund Kemper, the Toy Box Killer and the Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run. Those are just a few of the first ones that come to mind.
Ed Gein
Giggling granny??
I'd for sure add Ed Kemper. Yeah he didn't kill as many as a lot of the people on here but my god some of the things he did.... And similar to the toy box killer; the toolbox killers.
All of these palidece in front of Pedro Lopez and Luis Alfredo Garavito
Most scary part is we might have come across Sociopaths and Psychopath at some part of our life and we'll never know or may be we survived from being their victim
Ed Gein was so scary that multiple horror movie villains are based on his evil deeds.
Ed Gein was just remarkably evil..
That dude was not evil. He was mental and simple but not evil. There's people in the govt responsible for more death than most of the guys on this list.
@@dontdiscriminatehateeveryo9263 I'll concede that Gein was mentally ill but the acts of killing multiple people, robbing graves for bodies and using their skin as furniture would easily qualify as heinous and evil to any normal sane person.
Jack the ripper too.
He was a grave robber. Not a serial killer.
I lived near the son of Sam killer. That was a very frightening time for me.
The Gainesville Ripper (Danny Rolling) was as disturbing as any story I've ever heard. The fear that swept through that town was off the charts.
The way he killed was fucking brutal too . Apparently the crime scene photos were hidden after the court proceedings as they're the most graphic they had ever seen.
Alfred fish is the scariest serial killer
The Toybox killer is by far the creepiest killer for the simple fact he had an hour long recorded tape explaining to the captured women exactly what would happen to them.
damn
He was really demented
I watch Simon Whistler's Casual Criminalist. He's still freaked out by Pedro Lopez. I'm right there with him.
Paul Bernardo is the scariest serial killer for me because naive and beautiful young girls fell in to his trap so easily plus the stuff he did was just sick
Yea l grew up just up the 401 from that Bernarndo stuff , l we in my early 20's then , still the craziest thing to ever happen around , and Karla only getting 12 years was total BS , and she actually has a few kids of her own , totally nuts!!!
That one really freaked me out as a young kid who'd just moved to the place he used to hunt people. It's still a horrible case.
@@ryanmoore8645 I live about 20 minutes from where all this happened. I remember when they were finally caught. They were just so evil.
Serial killers on Spotify has most if not all of these stories. Great podcast!!!!
I might start listening to that, thanks!
The "candyman" whatever his name was is one of the worst I've ever heard about! Also honorable mentions for me would be Ed Kempt (the coed killer) and Ted Bundy but I agree with what another guy said there are far too many to name.
ALSO you arrest a man for allegedly killing 100s of people and you let him go for good conduct?!?!
Larry Gene Bell. When John Douglas released Mindhunter (the book on which the Netflix series was based), I wanted to do that for a living. I wanted to catch serial killers. I had read a ton of books about serial killers and their stories. This book changed my mind. So Larry Gene Bell forced 17-year-old Shari Faye Smith to write her last will and testament. In his book, John Douglas included her will, but he had an actual photocopy of it. He didn't just have it typed in the pages of the book. So you read this note from a young girl written in pen with teenage calligraphy, and at the top of the letter, she put a little arrow pointing to the words "closed casket." It made me sick. I put the book down and knew I could never do that for a living. Shari Faye Smith was no longer a name on a page for me. She was someone's daughter and sister. It took that small detail to make me re-evaluate everything I had known about these killers.
He was executed thanfully
everyone seems to forget luis garavito, he has the most confirmed kills of a serial killer: 149, and everyone seems to forget about him
Latin America could easily have its own top 10 or top 20, we have one in Mexico “The Cannibal of la Guerrero” that makes look Dahmer like a puppy; and yeah Garavito was pure evil.
@@deedeestardust2535 The Cannibal of la Guerrero is like a puppy compared to Vladimir putin
The NIghtstalker, BTK, Zodiac Killer and New Orleans Axeman are among the most terrifying to me, just to name a few. Also Dahmer and Gacy should've been closer to number one. For a full list of terrifying serial killers I recommend Wendigoon's serial killer iceberg
Ted Bundy, Ed Kemper, Dennis Rader, Aileen Wuornos, John Muhammed & Lee Malvo, Yang Xinhai, Javed Iqbal, Ahmad Suradji...
Stay safe everybody
Surprised Ed Gein, Robert Pickton, and the Green River Killer aren’t on this list…those guys gave me nightmares.
Best video I've seen about serial killers fantastic list 😃👍 many people don't even know about Lopez
I wonder if Pedro Lopez went into hiding so he could continue his horror or if he disappear because his victims love ones decided to take matters into their own hands.
RANDY KRAFT, LARRY BITTAKER AND ROY NORRIS, Andrei Chikatilo, ALBERT FISH
One that deserved to be on the list, is Anatoly Onoprienko. Dude has a crazy story that not many people seem to know about
The motha fucking terminator !
True also Luis Alfredo Garavito
Oh, sweet summer children, you need a top 30.
No ted bundy?
Rochester NY s own Arthur Shaw cross! And South Carolina s most famous Peewee gaskins! 100 people all along the Carolina coast from Conway Myrtle Beach to Charleston SC. After hurricane Hugo it stripped away water and debris revealing skeletons of missing dead people. 🙏👍
Glad someone mentioned PeeWee
I hope I don’t run into one of those guys. Real life serial killers are one of the few things that scare me.
Good list.
Just a little surprised Leonard Lake & Charles Ing weren't at least mentioned.
*Everyone's talking about Dahmer now.*
My mom had a photo of my absent dad and robert hanson together in prison here in Alaska. One of the only pictures of my biological father
The Sausage Man is definitely one of the scarier ones. I cannot imagine having your fate be shoved into a meat grinder. Horrifying stuff.
The sausage man??😂 I never heard of that killer.
The ending is frighteningly insane
Joseph James DeAngello aka The Golden State Killer.
It seems that all these fascinations with serial killers have begin to emerge again after years of being put at the sidelines. I remember the subject reached its peak back in the 90s when the media was overwhelmed with movies and TV shows about serial killers. Even the news and entertainment show like ET acknowledged the fact that people were obsessed with serial killers. Then the subject sort of faded away. And now, it seems like serial killers take precedent in the media again recently with Netflix showcasing documentaries and shows like Ted Bundy, Son of Sam and notably, the Dahmer miniseries.
And as a Singaporean, most people today would not imagine that Singapore too had two infamous cases of serial killers as well. They were the Adrian Lim child killing back in 1981 and the John Martin Scripps in the 90s. Lim would entice children to his apartment and kill them by means of torture and electrocuting them. And along with his wife and mistress, they would drink their blood at midnight for reasons of sacrificing them to the Hindu goddess, Kali. Scripps, on the other hand, would lure victims and literally butcher them.
I guess it's to be expected but this channel has a major bias in favour of only talking about Western things. Not that like serial killers is where we really need to start when looking to solve issues of diversity but just about everywhere has had at least a few so of course there are going to be awful ones internationally, they weren't all from the US. There's a line in a dark Canadian comedy where this serial killer character tells the protagonist that he wants to be a serial killer because there's too much focus on the Californian ones and not enough representation of Canadians, something like that. It's a silly little line but also definitely true, and even more so when applied to places like Singapore.
Interesting list.
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The Chicago Bears QB position has been killing fan's hopes for decades. None of these have that long a track record. Game, set, match.
Hahahaha
No Dean Corll out of Houston?
The Moors murders by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley also make me on edge I learned about them back in school when I was a kid and have also been a big thing here in the uk and think they are pure evil the cases is so sad and sicking
The toybox killer is one of the most terrifying , the fact he kept his victims for months
Dean Corl or Robert Berdella.
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The David Parker Ray case is absolutely maddening. So many opportunities for him to be caught, but the cops in that part of New Mexico were lazy, arrogant, incompetent, and just plain stupid.
I heard alittle but, but had to check out ! It's waaaaay to much! Myra Hindley and Ian Brady played " the little drummer boy" whist torturing a child& the tape is out there ,I can't or couldn't listen to it but whenever I heard that song during Christmas it always is triggering! Those poor children!
Shipman was my friend’s grans doctor. She swore he was a nice and good doctor up until his death!
You should do “top 10 TV arguments where it’s hard to choose a side”
For example: Jonathan and Nancy in Stranger Things 3
After reading about what John Wayne Gacy did, he ruined clowns for me
How can you kill around 300 people and be let out on good behaviour?
Just imagine how many more serial killers are still out there somewhere... Scary but true. Philadelphia USA
I just started this video but I used to listen to serial killer podcasts and for me as a women the toolbox killers will always be the scariest. Albert Fish is another one that really freaked me out.
These are all horrific crimes and killers. Shipman scared me because I go to and have to trust a doctor. Medical killers break trust,their oath and get you at your weakest point. Then they are rarely investigated until too many die on their watch. The others it depends on who and where you are. Neighbors thought gacy and Dahmer were nice but they didn't bother you unless you're a handsome young man. They had a type as did bundy. I'm not in their type.
It's a crazy world either you want someone dead or they want you dead.
Robert 'The Kansas City Butcher' Berdella is a lesser known terrifying serial killer. Absolutely awful, what he did.
Dahmer looks like the type of guy that was just like “ah, well shit” when he was caught.
Ted Bundy??
9:35 "The unhinged Fish"
Good video
How is it that Ted Bundy didn't make this list...
And just like that Jeffrey dahmers is everywhere thx to Netflix
Exactly they the go along get along gang
I will never forget John Wayne Gacy
Bundy didn't even make the list?
It’s impossible for there to be only one Top 10 list for this
Edmund Keeper was and is the most killer I've heard of to this day.
Edmund Kemper* sorry for the miss-spell.
The scary thing about this is you could easily make this a top 100