True story: At the time he was arrested, he was contracted to take care of the upkeep of some of the network printers in my office. Back in the day (we were still kinda building our network), I used to supply him with IP addresses (I was our admin). We weren't pals or anything, as our exchanges never lasted longer than a minute, but he was totally unassuming, and really just a meek/scrawny looking little dude. When we found out he was a serial killer, it completely blew our damned minds! I still can't believe I crossed paths with that horrible SoB.
Just shows you how easily evil can walk among us and blend in seamlessly. It’s only when their victims get alone with them. The “mask” the killer wears every day slips off and then they morph into a different type of animal.
His poetic way of describing himself and his crimes is truly obnoxious. It makes it seem like it wasn't a compulsion, but something he was doing recreationally to make himself seem more interesting to himself and others. He was so excited to talk about it, like he knew people would be shocked and also impressed by his intellect and reflections.
Well if you think about it, it's probably the first time he was actually able to talk about it so openly with anyone. I'm sure he had been wanting to talk about it to someone for years. I'm not excusing what he did, just trying to think of why he might be so excited to talk about such violent brutality.
Sean will forever be the “period blood” killer, to me. He tried to explain away blood in his backseat by saying that while giving a ride to one of his victims, her “period blood” flew out of the rolled down passenger window and into the backseat. Don’t y’all ladies just hate when that happens?! Who needs tampons or pads when we clearly should be using poncho’s and umbrellas?! 🙄🤦🏻♀️
@@aseygirl9295 his weirdo girlfriend/wife is the one who told the story. She also gave a tour of her kitchen, where he literally dismembered that same woman…and she still has the car. She says he always called her “honey bunny”. That woman deserves to be on her own FBI watch list. She’s like what, if I was watching a movie I’d suspend my disbelief bc I’d think nobody can possibly be that desperate or crazy…. But nope. She is out there with his murder car. Sitting in her backyard…and she re-tiled the kitchen. Pretty sure it was “Inside edition” who interviewed her…so I’m not standing behind top notch journalism…BUT…. Ain’t no faking that kinda crazy. She’s definitely “special”.
The fact that he talked so openly with the police is probably really helpful to those studying serial killers and why/how they do what they do. Most of them seem unwilling to admit or share any information.
I find the fact he crossed racial boundaries fascinating. Serial killers usually kill within their own race so jes unusual on that sense aswell as being a sick mofo. He LOVED talking about his crimes like a true phsycopath.
@@Ruth78620he was a black guy that looked white. White guys don't usually go with street prostitutes. This is the deep south. A lot of supposed white looking folks have a black grandparent.
Some are only controlling over their victims, others are in general sensitive to control. To them, disclosing any information is like handing over control to another person. Israel Keys is a good example of the latter. To have maximum control he committed suicide in jail. Smart psychopaths will try to flee a situation they think they might not be able to control, as a last restort so at least they'd have control over their self determination. It's baffling.
I'm from Baton Rouge and I remember seeing these news clips when I was a little girl. Women were terrified to go anywhere alone after dark. Even though the victims were older, my mother and neighbors would tell us to go inside if we were riding our bikes too late. Scary times at the height of the murders. People still talk about it, believing that Lee was pinned for some of the murders that Gillis committed and vice versa and that there are more women but shotty investigation and little evidence left those unsolved. *sigh* Mike I promise you if you go down the Baton Rouge area rabbit hole you'll have content for weeks.
Those were some dark days... my wife was a home-health nurse, and my office was almost entirely women (all of whom were like my family)... if someone called in sick, our administrative assistant would tell us as soon as we came in so we wouldn't be worried. Just tragic.
That's so sad. It was such a nice place back when I lived in Holden (early 80's). They were building this really cool place on the river called Catfish Town. My ex worked on it. Shit that's a long time ago.
@cjgia4898 it's night and day difference in that area now, completely gone down. I've moved over a parish and even though I'm still close to Baton Rouge, I only go if I have business to attend to. Sad.
@@sheenawilliams3672 That really bums me out. I haven't been back to LA since '84. I lived in Natchitoches before Holden. You've got a beautiful state and I'm so bummed that these things are happening, but honestly it's everywhere. I'm in Pittsburgh area now and well, it's bad too. As my mama says, the whole world is nuts. Lol
I’m glad you mentioned the slap because as he was crying he said, “ boys don’t hit girls and girls don’t hit boys.” Pretty chilling as he had already started on his brutal killing spree.
I watched the short documentary about this nut job. His partner claimed to be shocked, as they usually do, but I believe her. They had an odd relationship and he's definitely weird. It just sickens me to think about that creep stabbing an 81 year old woman 50 times, along with all the other women he killed. It just shows once again, you can't read a psycho by it's cover.
I tend to believe her too. She's bit odd. I think he just saw from that first date that he could manipulate her fairly easily for whatever reason. People give her so much sh*t for continuing to live in that house but like... she didn't have money. I think she's got a disability maybe? Idk, she was working part time at a convenience store at some point tho. But that house was paid for. I don't really blame her. Also, some people just aren't going to be bothered by the history of a specific place in that way. Like if you ask me vs my bff if we'd accept a free house that's in decent shape and in a good location but someone died or was killed there... my bff wouldn't go anywhere near that house, but I'd take it in a heartbeat.
The way he’s trying to shock the detective with the feeling his cousin’s breasts up thing 😂 And that “Driving to the end of the world if I could” line… there just aren’t enough eye rolls for this guy 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@alainvosselman9960 well, yea lmaooooooo look at the mf's face now poor neddy wouldn't go that far but sean did... but yea hehehe look like him hahahahahahahaha... Happy Holidays...
Conversation stopper 15:01 “I’m a homicidal maniac. I don’t mean to be...” The well-rehearsed, earnest folksiness of his delivery has a chillingly calculated, charismatic edge. Scarier in some ways than openly hostile speech.
I saw a documentary about him on Tubi. The story was told by his then girlfriend. She had no idea about him and said he was always kind and considerate of her. Makes you wonder who you can trust. Another good one, Mike!
Dennis Rader (BTK) married in '71 and lived his secret serial killer life undetected by any family member for over thirty years. One guy lived his life in Israel, married a Jewish woman who had survived the Holocaust. They were married for over fifty years. Just when he died, his wife found out that he was never the former British World War II soldier he had claimed to be. He was a German and a former SS-man.
Well, him saying he was not angry at these victims; kinda weird; You would think there was something that set him off. So it was pure opportunity, the motive.
Whoever found the body with her eyelids sliced off must have carried that image with them for the rest of their lives. A corpse with bloody eyes staring blankly out at nothing would be terrifying.
Terri, Sean’s Girlfriend, gives me the creeps! I’ve watched a few interviews she gave after he was caught. She kept the car that Sean used to kill/transport victims in. She gave a tour of the home they shared and gave special attention to the kitchen floor on which he’d dismembered at least one victim on. Her demeanor in the interviews was really odd and she talked about how Sean called her “hunny bunny”. I can’t even begin to imagine how messed up anyone would be, mentally, after discovering that someone you loved was a serial killer…but I think something was WAY off with her long before she even met Sean. The woman is scary.
To be fair, it was probably the people interviewing her putting the focus on the kitchen floor and things like that. I think she just didn't know what to do or feel like she had other options. She was on disability I think? Living in a paid for house. They dropped the car back off there and she just kind of left it in the backyard to rot (would have cost money to get rid of it). She just doesn't seem fully mentally there in one way or another. Which is something that would make it easier for someone like SVG to manipulate her. So that makes sense in my mind. Also, some people just aren't bothered by the history of a place. Especially when it comes to basic needs like housing. Idk. Like if there's a house for sale and if it's in good shape/in my budget/in the right location, but someone got murdered there 15 years ago (not quite the same situation, I know), I wouldn't have an issue living there. On the other hand, my bff, she likely wouldn't come near the place, much less stay even a single night in it.
@@countryrat6t6 that's not one of the richest parts of the country and she *does* appear to a little "off". My assumption is that she's more than a little medicated in the aftermath (couldn't blame her if she was/is, YOU try dealing with finding out your SO is a SK) and trying to make ends meet. Can't afford to move, can't afford to get rid of the car, might as well try to squeeze a bit of juice out of those lemons. Besides it's not like she'll ever be able to lose the stigma and the association with him
Having a very bleak period in my life right now Life crap Health crap Mental state completely shot But for 20 30 mins, listening to Mike is like having a chat with a good friend whose a great storyteller
Good episode, Mike. I spent my childhood in Louisiana not far from Baton Rouge. I felt safe then but it was the 1960s. Clearly, the area has changed. I will never un-hear “Baton Rouge is the city with the most serial killers in the country.” Yikes!
There was actually 5 serial killer’s active in Luisiana around the same time. Gillis, Derrick Todd Lee, Ronald Dominque, and then two lesser known serial killer’s. Crazy time in LA back then.
Mike, thank you for reliably providing us with another story! Breaks my heart what's going on in Ireland at the moment.. I've lived there a while ago and a piece of my heart never left. Be safe and take care.. Because we love you!
I’ve friends in Ireland and they’re keeping me up to date with what’s happening, a couple live in Dublin where all the riots are happening and I’ve given the genuine offer that they can cross the sea to Scotland and stay at mine if they need to, my Glasgow friends have made the same offer (I’m further north so Glasgow is closer). I just hope everyone is able to stay safe in Ireland
I was in college and grad school at LSU, and I worked right around the corner from Gillis' house. I walked home all the time. My friend lived a couple of doors down from DTL's first victim on Sharlo.
Finally... the Ned Flanders of the serial killers. I lived in BR at this time and the fact they had multi serial killers at one time made things complicated. Everyone was super paranoid and freaked out. I feel sorry for his girlfriend. She is definitely on the spectrum, poor, and insanely traumatized.
What a truly sick puppy this guy was. Thankfully, the guy didn't have any kids! Amazing video on yet another serial killer I wasn't familiar with, so thanks!! Happy weekend, Mike, and hope it's an awesome one. See all you fine people Tuesday for another chapter in Mike's book! Love ya, Mike and be well 😊
Seeing Mike now without glasses makes watching older videos seem like I've watched him grow up from kid to man 😂 Always enjoy the content, Mike. Coz we love ya. 💙
The mind of a sociopath. Walter Mitty daydreams about saving his secret crush and being adventurous; Sean Gillis daydreams about human sacrifice. They're both the same in Gillis' eyes.
I’m from BR, born & raised!!!! So excited & surreal to see this video from my all time favorite TH-camr!! I was just a little girl back then but I remember these times like it was yesterday (although I didn’t fully grasp the severity)! This was a very dark time for our city. Extremely well done, as usual!! THANK YOU for sharing! ❤
That's so sad! My grandmother lives near there. It's truly scary. My grandpa's coworker was about to move out of town because how dangerous it had gotten, only to be killed and stuffed into his trunk. It was a recent story! I was shocked and so sad. They worked at Walmart together. My grandpa had a greeting job there.
Aye. I read somewhere that one of the forensic analysts tasked with cataloguing the Toy Box Killer's, erm, stuff, spiralled into depression and killed herself soon after. Probably happens quite a lot in that profession.
We moved onto his street right after they arrested him. The house was still covered in crime scene tape. At the time, I figured we were safest on that street, cause what are the odds of two serial killers living on the same street. The odds turned out to be greater than I expected. I remember there was a bridge fairly close to that part of town where they had found one of the victims, and her son put beads and crosses all over it til the whole thing became like a shrine to her. It was very touching.
Baton Rouge is a lovely town. I used to drive far to take my pets to the veterinary school clinics at LSU. Excellent place with super friendly, generous, down-to-earth people.
Okay, my theory is that the moustache was sneaking out at night when he was asleep and murdering these women. When he found out he incriminated himself to cover for the moustache because, well, who doesn't love their moustache? That's why he was so eager to confess to it all. I tell you - that moustache is out there right now, living the life of Reilly and still a threat to women, while an innocent man rots in prison.
Reminds me of the movie Basket Case. Man was trying to hide and cover for his murderous, detached conjoined twin that was just a head with arms. He kept him in a basket. Very campy!
I've lived in Louisiana since 1997 and was a teenager when he was caught...how did I never know about this guy? I remember Aileen Wuornos' execution discussed in my sophomore Civics class as it happened, reading about Robert Pickton getting caught, and the Jeff Davis 8 being featured on the news, but I never heard anyone talk about Sean Vincent Gillis or either of the other serial killers actively spreading terror just a _two-hour drive away._
He was killing at the same time as Derrick Todd Lee, and Derrick got All the News time. This was much quieter, I think because he killed prostitutes. I also live just outside of BR.
My grandmother died 5 years and i adored her when she was alive and i could never fatham anyone harming her and thats what it feels like to me when someone harms a frail elderly woman that never harmed anyone in her life she could have been someone's mother and grandmother you would have to have to be entirely heartless to brutally murder such a person
Was having such a bad day then looked down at my pbone to see That Chapter, my most favorite channel. Your channel has kept me distracted through literally the hardest times in my lifie the last couple years so thank you so much!!❤
Yesss classic TC episode format! I'm a creature of habit, hardddd, I've had a hard time getting into the last few uploads but this one is like a gift and I'm grateful! ❤❤❤
How is it that this sick psychopath is in "protective custody" on taxpayer dollars. What sort of protection were his victims afforded,? 😢. Thank you Mike for bringing these stories to us. RIP to alll the victims
Yikes! I moved to Baton Rouge in 2000 when I was around 12. I didn't realize this had happened! Just clicked to watch another That Chapter video like always in my BR office and wasn't expecting this!
I absolutely love your content, on the couch relaxing with my dog after Thanksgiving leftovers with you video to watch is my kind of day. Thank you for everything you do and hope you have a great weekend. Love ya!
Your story telling is top notch considering the subject matter. But I have to say this was by far the sickest story you have ever told. Job well done! I'm glad they caught this a hole and I hope the families have some peace for the loved ones they lost
Somehow fun? The entire time watching this I kept thinking how this guy was speaking as if he was imagining a script being written about his vile evil acts. This culture of making these people famous and giving value to these demons is not and will never be a good idea. @@Karenanneseven
Hahaha I was on a That Chapter binge and didnt even realize i clicked on the latest video you released 😂 huge fan!! Love the content - keep it up Mike!
I'm not sure that I've ever been so excited as I just was with i seen "That Chapter 12 minutes ago"! Thanks for all your hard work, Mike. So many of us appreciate all that you do for our entertainment!
Really? I must be petty - I quite like thinking of these idiots spending 23 hours a day in a box - with the occasional trip to solitary and plenty of "airytrays" 😂.... And the creeping realisation that absolutely no one cares about them.
I remember this guy! I remember this story. He is, honestly, one of the most fascinating cases. Not just because of his crimes but because of the aftermath, how he talked about it when he got caught, how oblivious his wife was. What a totally normal person he seemed to be otherwise. Truly a case study for psychology of a psychopathic, sociopathic killer.
@@FrostRarewell it’s a difficult balance where you don’t want to stroke his ego but want to find out the inner workings of a killers mind, where you need to find that information out and what shaped him in life such as childhood, trauma as an adult, how he was treated by society, or if it’s mental illness telling him he’s doing “gods work”, or if it’s a deep hatred for women. Finding all of that out is important but man, it’s a hard balance to find all of that out and not stroke his ego where he feels like he’s reliving the horrific crimes he committed (especially if he gets gratification talking about them).
He's very similar to BTK when he also confessed. Completely unaffected by his actions, talking as if he was describing a routine day at the office. Proud of himself, it's creepy.
I watched a show a while back about him I feel So Bad for the girlfriend, Teri, she seems like a sweet person who’s had it rough in life and thought she’d found love and happiness…he wasn’t a monster to her just other people. Wow, people can Really Surprise You when you peel back the layers!!
YES!!!! Mike you’re a fucking legend around my house! My partner and I watch all your videos, and I fall asleep to them with an AirPod in. Makes for fever-like dreams, sometimes though! Thanks, Mike. Literally the only channel I subscribe to!
6:26 Nobody makes a good victim, but it really makes my blood boil when they choose helpless victims i.e. babies, children, and the elderly. 😢 Years ago, my then fiancé worked as a therapist at a physical therapy clinic. It was fairly small so we quickly became like family. The lady who owned it was very nice and caring. The apple didn't fall far from the tree as I met her mom at that year's Christmas dinner for the facility. She was a very sweet little old lady wearing one of the most beautiful fuzzy shawls I had ever seen. I asked where she had gotten it? I wanted to see if maybe I could go buy one for myself, as I loved it very much. She informed me a friend from back in Russia had made it for her, hence the beautiful handwork. We talked all through the night she even let me wear it when I got chilly. About a month or 2 later he came home with a box and said her mom had sent this for me. Confused, I opened it and much to my surprise, there was a shawl just as beautiful as hers. I cherished it, she had asked her friend back home to make me one! ❤ So about a year goes by and he calls me from work crying saying they are rushing her to the hospital it was first thing in the morning. I thought she was old maybe a heart attack or stroke...but no, much worse. A man had broke into her beachfront home in Ponte Vedra Florida and proceded to beat and r*pe her, not only physically but with kitchen/grilling utensils as well. I get sick just thinking about it. I was about 4'8" and 85 lbs soaking wet and she was smaller than me. This guy was huge. As a victim of r*pe myself, I can only imagine the sheer pain and terror she was in. She did survive but what animal does this to another human being? I'd love to run into him in a dark alley with my best friend. Love you too Mike! ❤
☠️ This monster is the very definition of “Psychopath” and because he looks so bland and appears to be normal and reasonably articulate….makes him scary as hell! This is an older case which I think I’ve seen in another crime documentary, it was particularly disturbing because he did not follow the normal (I should say usual, there’s nothing normal about this evil predator) characteristics of a serial killer. His victims were of different ages, some were sex workers others were not, his victim were different races, not all were strangers etc.. he was all over the board making him harder to catch and that much scarier! In summation, I’m relieved he was caught because he was a full blown murderer addict! Addicts can’t stop until incarcerated or dead 💀 !
@@alantaylor353 I do, I’ve been following him from the very beginning, he’s a wonderful storyteller. I don’t understand what I wrote that in anyway gave you the impression I dislike the guy! If I come across a channel I don’t care for, I simply don’t watch but I don’t see the point in insulting someone just because they cover a subject that doesn’t interest me. I’m curious what I wrote that gave you the idea I dislike Mike!?!? You do understand I’m talking about the serial killer,…Now that monster I definitely dislike, who wouldn’t?
Mike I’m an American who just spent 2 weeks in Ireland on holiday! I looked for you but never found you! 😝 what a lovely country! We left for home hours before riots and stabbings broke out in City Square (in Dublin).. sending you prayers for safety and healing for Ireland! Cheers, Mike! 🍀 🇮🇪 ❤️
How does someone confess to all that and not get the death penalty? One of the few good things about Louisiana is capital punishment and yet the jury blew it.
Tragic and sick case (Who murders an 81-year-old?), but a great video Mike. I'm also quite curious about who else is on your Top 10 Scary Bastards list. Also, I'm still with my thought that Bigfoot or the Yeti would probably off Mike.
I've just discovered you and I enjoy your style :) you're playful and animated without being annoying like many youtubers, and all in all it's high quality work.
Who all here reading this comment has definitely taken a dump when waking up in the morning? Also who has ever farted in their lives and something extra comes out of your bung hole and then you have to throw away your underwear. Comment down below your responses. Lastly who all here catches a glimpse of your poo poo before you flush?
I'm always here for the "Hey you, my name is Mike" n stay for the "cause I love Ya. Mike out" twice a week at tree! I love your videos Broseph! Thank you. We appreciate your hard work for our entertainment!
I am so excited! Yeeted right on out of another video when I got the notification that Mike had just uploaded! Happy Friday, Mike, and thanks for all you do!
Ah, this piece of garbage. I remember when I learned about him, couldn't believe something like this was happening in my state. Looking forward to you covering Ronald Dominique.
I vividly remember being tormented by the Baton Rouge serial killers as a single woman living alone in the capital city! I had a townhome in Baton Rouge & walking from my car to inside my home was scary! These 2 sickos had the entire city on edge for months.
Sean Vincent gillis is iknown serial killer who terrorized baton rouge at the same time as Derek Todd Lee and Ronald Dominique I'm liking that you're tackling lesser known serial killers as they're interesting subjects and you're my favorite podcast win win dna was hard because it was hurricanes and early dna use wasn't as accurate.
@@roxanneb8844ever heard of true crime community? That’s what fans of it do, study the psychology behind the criminal and their crimes. And yet here you are judging someone for doing the same thing you’re doing right now. You are Karen
Once he started talking he didn't want to stop because he liked telling those horrific stories of murder, right down to how he did it and why....He liked listening to himself telling the police of his crimes as if it was something to be proud of.
I've heard of Derek Todd Lee, but not the other two. This guy is as sadistic as they come, isn't he? In a way, I'm glad that he opened up about everything so that his victim's families would at least know who had murdered their loved ones. My heart goes out to their loved ones, and may his victims rest in peace.
Thank you so much for covering a case from my hometown Mike! I was around 12 years old when this was occuring and my uncle actually worked with Derrick Todd Lee. It was indeed a very scary time to be alive but I promise there are some amazing things about Baton Rouge but, unfortunately the crime has only gotten worse over the years which actually was one of the reasons I moved away. I now live in Missouri but I miss the culture, the food, mardi gras, my family, and friends deeply. Baton Rouge will ALWAYS hold a very special place in my heart. 💜💛💜💛💜💛🐯 may these victims rest in peace.
The slapping story isnt really accurate, according to the girlfriend Terri Lemoine herself. She said in a documentary that the first date went very well and that things naturally progressed from there with no issues at all. She said the slapping story was to figure out if he was "safe enough to spend the rest of her life with", in her words - basically she wanted to test him to see if he'd react violently before she seriously committed to a long term relationship. She said that she started a fight and slapped him, on purpose, to see what his reaction would be. She said that "he stomped his foot and said "boys arent supposed to hit girls and girls arent supposed to hit boys - that's just the way it is". So, i figured i was safe."
That's the worst excuse/reason to hit a man I've ever heard of in my life. Wonder if she did that with all her bfs. I mean, obviously this guy was one sick puppy, but "testing" potential partners that way is gross; that just says that she wanted to make sure she could beat on him if she wanted to without any consequences 😒
Typical female behavior. "I was just committing assault and domestic violence to see if he would defend himself. When he didn't, I knew I could just walk all over him for the duration of our relationship." This is known as female "logic".
This was happening at the same time as Derrick Todd Lee was breaking into houses and annihilating women either leaving their bodies in the house or dumping them off a boat ramp…. The 2 were active at approximately the same time. It must’ve been absolutely horrendous to have lived there during all of this with not 1 but 2 and perhaps more serial killers active in the one state…
Wow, 7,000 like 👍 in 7 hours. Just by coincidence I’ve been watching since you posted your very first video and back then you were still kind of finding your theme. You sure have come a long way since that first video I watched. Well done, you’re one of the best storytellers ever! Those first videos were spooky and kinda weird, if you remember. Your success is well deserved. Sincerely, Doc
Terrible as this guy is his confession is the most articulate and honest account of his brutal crimes. Unlike others who cop out with the old "everything went black" crap.
to be fair, that does happen. Not that it absolves one of responsibility, but some people literally go into a blind rage. I believe Dahmer when he said he beat that man to death and woke up next to a corpse with no recollection of what he had done. Still culpable and guilty though.
Mike when you tell us stories in different states in America believe me I pretty sure I don't want to go and travel there, EVER! You tell us the stories and I'll stay in the comfort of my home to watch. Appreciate the work you pug in, love your channel is definitely my favourite followed by Mr Ballen.
True story:
At the time he was arrested, he was contracted to take care of the upkeep of some of the network printers in my office. Back in the day (we were still kinda building our network), I used to supply him with IP addresses (I was our admin).
We weren't pals or anything, as our exchanges never lasted longer than a minute, but he was totally unassuming, and really just a meek/scrawny looking little dude. When we found out he was a serial killer, it completely blew our damned minds! I still can't believe I crossed paths with that horrible SoB.
Just shows you how easily evil can walk among us and blend in seamlessly. It’s only when their victims get alone with them. The “mask” the killer wears every day slips off and then they morph into a different type of animal.
I doubt that story tbh.
me too.
He’s got the moustache of Gerry ridgeway
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"That mustache should not b around children" that is fuckin awesome! I laughed my ass off
His poetic way of describing himself and his crimes is truly obnoxious. It makes it seem like it wasn't a compulsion, but something he was doing recreationally to make himself seem more interesting to himself and others. He was so excited to talk about it, like he knew people would be shocked and also impressed by his intellect and reflections.
What intellect?
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Well if you think about it, it's probably the first time he was actually able to talk about it so openly with anyone. I'm sure he had been wanting to talk about it to someone for years.
I'm not excusing what he did, just trying to think of why he might be so excited to talk about such violent brutality.
The way you make these stories flow seamlessly is the epitome of good story telling.
Sean will forever be the “period blood” killer, to me. He tried to explain away blood in his backseat by saying that while giving a ride to one of his victims, her “period blood” flew out of the rolled down passenger window and into the backseat.
Don’t y’all ladies just hate when that happens?! Who needs tampons or pads when we clearly should be using poncho’s and umbrellas?! 🙄🤦🏻♀️
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I don’t know what’s worse… lying that it was period blood, or actually thinking they would buy the explaination!😳🤦🏼♀️
@@aseygirl9295 his weirdo girlfriend/wife is the one who told the story. She also gave a tour of her kitchen, where he literally dismembered that same woman…and she still has the car. She says he always called her “honey bunny”. That woman deserves to be on her own FBI watch list. She’s like what, if I was watching a movie I’d suspend my disbelief bc I’d think nobody can possibly be that desperate or crazy…. But nope. She is out there with his murder car. Sitting in her backyard…and she re-tiled the kitchen. Pretty sure it was “Inside edition” who interviewed her…so I’m not standing behind top notch journalism…BUT….
Ain’t no faking that kinda crazy. She’s definitely “special”.
The fact that he talked so openly with the police is probably really helpful to those studying serial killers and why/how they do what they do. Most of them seem unwilling to admit or share any information.
I find the fact he crossed racial boundaries fascinating. Serial killers usually kill within their own race so jes unusual on that sense aswell as being a sick mofo. He LOVED talking about his crimes like a true phsycopath.
Not everyone is SELF AWARE enough to understand themselves. They are a lot like animals.
@@Ruth78620he was a black guy that looked white. White guys don't usually go with street prostitutes. This is the deep south. A lot of supposed white looking folks have a black grandparent.
Some are only controlling over their victims, others are in general sensitive to control.
To them, disclosing any information is like handing over control to another person.
Israel Keys is a good example of the latter. To have maximum control he committed suicide
in jail. Smart psychopaths will try to flee a situation they think they might not be able to control,
as a last restort so at least they'd have control over their self determination. It's baffling.
Serial killers enjoy talking about their crimes and getting attention. This is not rare at all.
I'm from Baton Rouge and I remember seeing these news clips when I was a little girl. Women were terrified to go anywhere alone after dark. Even though the victims were older, my mother and neighbors would tell us to go inside if we were riding our bikes too late. Scary times at the height of the murders. People still talk about it, believing that Lee was pinned for some of the murders that Gillis committed and vice versa and that there are more women but shotty investigation and little evidence left those unsolved. *sigh* Mike I promise you if you go down the Baton Rouge area rabbit hole you'll have content for weeks.
I can't imagine how terrifying that would've been for you. Three separate serial killers operating at the same time, that sounds like a nightmare.
Those were some dark days... my wife was a home-health nurse, and my office was almost entirely women (all of whom were like my family)... if someone called in sick, our administrative assistant would tell us as soon as we came in so we wouldn't be worried. Just tragic.
That's so sad. It was such a nice place back when I lived in Holden (early 80's). They were building this really cool place on the river called Catfish Town. My ex worked on it. Shit that's a long time ago.
@cjgia4898 it's night and day difference in that area now, completely gone down. I've moved over a parish and even though I'm still close to Baton Rouge, I only go if I have business to attend to. Sad.
@@sheenawilliams3672 That really bums me out. I haven't been back to LA since '84. I lived in Natchitoches before Holden. You've got a beautiful state and I'm so bummed that these things are happening, but honestly it's everywhere. I'm in Pittsburgh area now and well, it's bad too. As my mama says, the whole world is nuts. Lol
I’m glad you mentioned the slap because as he was crying he said, “ boys don’t hit girls and girls don’t hit boys.” Pretty chilling as he had already started on his brutal killing spree.
What are you on about?
@@Dezert_FoxCan you not read? Great comprehension skills 🤡
He's like if Ned Flanders was a murderer.
Oakaly dokaly pal
Hahaha😂
Omg!! He looks nex flanders-ish right?
Hahahaha😂
I watched the short documentary about this nut job. His partner claimed to be shocked, as they usually do, but I believe her. They had an odd relationship and he's definitely weird. It just sickens me to think about that creep stabbing an 81 year old woman 50 times, along with all the other women he killed. It just shows once again, you can't read a psycho by it's cover.
I tend to believe her too. She's bit odd. I think he just saw from that first date that he could manipulate her fairly easily for whatever reason. People give her so much sh*t for continuing to live in that house but like... she didn't have money. I think she's got a disability maybe? Idk, she was working part time at a convenience store at some point tho. But that house was paid for. I don't really blame her. Also, some people just aren't going to be bothered by the history of a specific place in that way. Like if you ask me vs my bff if we'd accept a free house that's in decent shape and in a good location but someone died or was killed there... my bff wouldn't go anywhere near that house, but I'd take it in a heartbeat.
The way he’s trying to shock the detective with the feeling his cousin’s breasts up thing 😂
And that “Driving to the end of the world if I could” line… there just aren’t enough eye rolls for this guy 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Main Character Syndrome
almost like he's Quoting from "Bad horror flicks" i say "Ned Flanders has gone mad" lmaoooooooo...
@@jasonhuntley4203 No waayyy.. He IS Ned Flanders now you mention it !! 😂😂😂
@@alainvosselman9960 well, yea lmaooooooo look at the mf's face now poor neddy wouldn't go that far but sean did... but yea hehehe look like him hahahahahahahaha... Happy Holidays...
@@jasonhuntley4203 lol U 2 !
Conversation stopper 15:01
“I’m a homicidal maniac. I don’t mean to be...”
The well-rehearsed, earnest folksiness of his delivery has a chillingly calculated, charismatic edge. Scarier in some ways than openly hostile speech.
I saw a documentary about him on Tubi. The story was told by his then girlfriend. She had no idea about him and said he was always kind and considerate of her.
Makes you wonder who you can trust.
Another good one, Mike!
It's called compartmentalization.
Bundy did it too.
It’s astonishing how duplicitous people can be.
Dennis Rader (BTK) married in '71 and lived his secret serial killer life undetected by any family member for over thirty years. One guy lived his life in Israel, married a Jewish woman who had survived the Holocaust. They were married for over fifty years. Just when he died, his wife found out that he was never the former British World War II soldier he had claimed to be. He was a German and a former SS-man.
@@leslieannvanhumbeck7630 As most mafioso killers. They torture and kill and return to the family for dinner.
Well, him saying he was not angry at these victims; kinda weird; You would think there was something that set him off. So it was pure opportunity, the motive.
Whoever found the body with her eyelids sliced off must have carried that image with them for the rest of their lives. A corpse with bloody eyes staring blankly out at nothing would be terrifying.
Terri, Sean’s Girlfriend, gives me the creeps! I’ve watched a few interviews she gave after he was caught. She kept the car that Sean used to kill/transport victims in. She gave a tour of the home they shared and gave special attention to the kitchen floor on which he’d dismembered at least one victim on. Her demeanor in the interviews was really odd and she talked about how Sean called her “hunny bunny”.
I can’t even begin to imagine how messed up anyone would be, mentally, after discovering that someone you loved was a serial killer…but I think something was WAY off with her long before she even met Sean. The woman is scary.
She seems obsessed with him and of very very low intelligence.
To be fair, it was probably the people interviewing her putting the focus on the kitchen floor and things like that. I think she just didn't know what to do or feel like she had other options. She was on disability I think? Living in a paid for house. They dropped the car back off there and she just kind of left it in the backyard to rot (would have cost money to get rid of it). She just doesn't seem fully mentally there in one way or another. Which is something that would make it easier for someone like SVG to manipulate her. So that makes sense in my mind.
Also, some people just aren't bothered by the history of a place. Especially when it comes to basic needs like housing. Idk. Like if there's a house for sale and if it's in good shape/in my budget/in the right location, but someone got murdered there 15 years ago (not quite the same situation, I know), I wouldn't have an issue living there. On the other hand, my bff, she likely wouldn't come near the place, much less stay even a single night in it.
@@countryrat6t6 that's not one of the richest parts of the country and she *does* appear to a little "off".
My assumption is that she's more than a little medicated in the aftermath (couldn't blame her if she was/is, YOU try dealing with finding out your SO is a SK) and trying to make ends meet.
Can't afford to move, can't afford to get rid of the car, might as well try to squeeze a bit of juice out of those lemons.
Besides it's not like she'll ever be able to lose the stigma and the association with him
I never stop the vid before Mike says, "Cuz I love ya!"
We all love you to! ❤️💜❤️
Having a very bleak period in my life right now
Life crap
Health crap
Mental state completely shot
But for 20 30 mins, listening to Mike is like having a chat with a good friend whose a great storyteller
I hope things get better
I feel you, I'm there right now as well; but I'm sure you're strong enough to get through it. I wish you all the best and am sending you good vibes ❤
You’re not on your own
Stay strong ❤
Same here..I hope things get better for you because I know my happy ending will never happen, I pray yours does
“Let’s give it a go” My favorite phrase of the week!! ❤
Also super thankful this thanksgiving I have not ended up the star of Mike’s episodes 😂
🙄
Good episode, Mike. I spent my childhood in Louisiana not far from Baton Rouge. I felt safe then but it was the 1960s. Clearly, the area has changed. I will never un-hear “Baton Rouge is the city with the most serial killers in the country.” Yikes!
It was not safe there for everyone in the 1960s….
Baton Rouge is a shythole
There was actually 5 serial killer’s active in Luisiana around the same time. Gillis, Derrick Todd Lee, Ronald Dominque, and then two lesser known serial killer’s. Crazy time in LA back then.
I’ve taken a break from true crime, but I miss Mike. Thanks for your fun storytelling
Me too it’s hard to watch this even with mike but mikes mike
Notice the Gerry ridgeway moustache
I take breaks too. Creeps me out there are so many broken defective humans walking around everywhere
A great job by Mike. I find these videos fascinating yet disturbing.
I can only imagine how difficult it must be for homicide detectives.
I've been interested in true crime since 1981. I don't take breaks, but I have a variety of other things I like to watch/do. A perfect balance.
@@ferraroannie4058Me too..no breaks but I watch other videos like travel, cooking and/or eating, and comedy
Mike, thank you for reliably providing us with another story! Breaks my heart what's going on in Ireland at the moment.. I've lived there a while ago and a piece of my heart never left. Be safe and take care.. Because we love you!
I’ve friends in Ireland and they’re keeping me up to date with what’s happening, a couple live in Dublin where all the riots are happening and I’ve given the genuine offer that they can cross the sea to Scotland and stay at mine if they need to, my Glasgow friends have made the same offer (I’m further north so Glasgow is closer). I just hope everyone is able to stay safe in Ireland
Prayers for the innocent children
@@daisybelle1025the whole thing breaks my heart, I can’t believe innocent children were attacked like that
What happened there?
I don't disagree with Conor McGregor. 🇨🇦
Ive never clicked on a video so fast! Thank you Mike! Love your videos and you too obviously! Be safe out there! And let’s give it a gooo
Thank you so much!!
Oh, puh-leeeeze...!!! You're just such a detestable Apple Buffer!
Me too, I always click on him the moment I see him!! ❤ he tells horrific stories but his kind face/voice makes them easier to see/hear.
Me too😅
I can't wait to see a new video from Mike brightens my darkest days 😂😂 👍👍💪💪💯💯
I was in college and grad school at LSU, and I worked right around the corner from Gillis' house. I walked home all the time. My friend lived a couple of doors down from DTL's first victim on Sharlo.
It could’ve been you!! Thank God it wasn’t!!
Finally... the Ned Flanders of the serial killers.
I lived in BR at this time and the fact they had multi serial killers at one time made things complicated.
Everyone was super paranoid and freaked out.
I feel sorry for his girlfriend. She is definitely on the spectrum, poor, and insanely traumatized.
I'm glad you got to tell your joke..... I'm sure you're very happy now..
@ARTPLAYSGAMES86 actually I just discovered I lived less than a block from this freak during this time.
Fun facts
@@ufarkingiceholedid he ever take dumps in the woods or wear women's underwear on his head?
And why, exactly, do you just assume she's autistic? Do you know her personally?
Love the way you inject your own brand of humor into the mix! Great vids! X
😊that’s my favorite part of his channel. That’s what’s kept me subscribed for a few years now. 🤓
Forget about the turkey, i'm glad we are getting Friday's episode back it has been a while fellas, let's give it a Goooo!!!
Fridays with Mike are the BEST!!!
What a truly sick puppy this guy was. Thankfully, the guy didn't have any kids! Amazing video on yet another serial killer I wasn't familiar with, so thanks!! Happy weekend, Mike, and hope it's an awesome one. See all you fine people Tuesday for another chapter in Mike's book! Love ya, Mike and be well 😊
💜
...rilly?
We need to quit blaming mental health. This is evil. pure evil..
You're my favorite true-crime storyteller, Mike. Thanks!
Mine too x
I know Mike's funny as hell
Seeing Mike now without glasses makes watching older videos seem like I've watched him grow up from kid to man 😂
Always enjoy the content, Mike.
Coz we love ya. 💙
I love the glasses his eyes look bluer but he’s mike and love him for him
@@jodiforeman3314 I kinda prefer the glasses too, they really suited him.
Haven't finished the video yet and I know this is not the point, but I feel like he has fundamentally misunderstood The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Yes! It pained me to hear it misinterpreted in such a way by such a nasty person.
😂 Yes
I noticed that too! Lol
The mind of a sociopath. Walter Mitty daydreams about saving his secret crush and being adventurous; Sean Gillis daydreams about human sacrifice. They're both the same in Gillis' eyes.
it was a charming film; he flattered himself with the comparison.
I’m from BR, born & raised!!!! So excited & surreal to see this video from my all time favorite TH-camr!! I was just a little girl back then but I remember these times like it was yesterday (although I didn’t fully grasp the severity)! This was a very dark time for our city. Extremely well done, as usual!! THANK YOU for sharing! ❤
That's so sad! My grandmother lives near there. It's truly scary.
My grandpa's coworker was about to move out of town because how dangerous it had gotten, only to be killed and stuffed into his trunk. It was a recent story! I was shocked and so sad.
They worked at Walmart together. My grandpa had a greeting job there.
Love seeing Mike’s ghostly face on a black background wearing a black shirt!
He looks like he enjoys telling people about his escapades; like he's really proud of himself.
I feel bad for the detectives who had to examine his stash. And I bet his hidden trove of murder memorabilia was pretty gross too
I'm super tired and I interpreted "stash" as "mustache" and I was so incredibly confused lmao
Right. I could never do that type of job. The horrific images stuck in my mind would be too much.
Aye. I read somewhere that one of the forensic analysts tasked with cataloguing the Toy Box Killer's, erm, stuff, spiralled into depression and killed herself soon after. Probably happens quite a lot in that profession.
@@johntaylorson7769 Wow that's sad.
2:39 never expected to hear that combination of words in my lifetime. And he said it like he's just trading secrets with a buddy.
We moved onto his street right after they arrested him. The house was still covered in crime scene tape. At the time, I figured we were safest on that street, cause what are the odds of two serial killers living on the same street. The odds turned out to be greater than I expected.
I remember there was a bridge fairly close to that part of town where they had found one of the victims, and her son put beads and crosses all over it til the whole thing became like a shrine to her. It was very touching.
Baton Rouge is a lovely town. I used to drive far to take my pets to the veterinary school clinics at LSU. Excellent place with super friendly, generous, down-to-earth people.
Sean Gillis proved to be down-to-earth too.
That’s hilarious considering Baton Rouge has a massive murder and gang violence history
No. It's an extremely dangerous town. If anyone sees my comment, heed this info. Steer clear of that demon-infested town
I see that little TC, I click! You don't have to sell it to me, I know it's quality content and storytelling 💖💖💖
Okay, my theory is that the moustache was sneaking out at night when he was asleep and murdering these women. When he found out he incriminated himself to cover for the moustache because, well, who doesn't love their moustache? That's why he was so eager to confess to it all.
I tell you - that moustache is out there right now, living the life of Reilly and still a threat to women, while an innocent man rots in prison.
Didn't The Simpson's have a evil mustache episode?🍩🍩🍩
😂😂😂😂😂
That IS one deadly 'stache, no doubt about it.
Reminds me of the movie Basket Case. Man was trying to hide and cover for his murderous, detached conjoined twin that was just a head with arms. He kept him in a basket. Very campy!
I just will never understand assaulting elderly people. Along the lines of animal and child abuse. We must protect our most vulnerable!
I've lived in Louisiana since 1997 and was a teenager when he was caught...how did I never know about this guy? I remember Aileen Wuornos' execution discussed in my sophomore Civics class as it happened, reading about Robert Pickton getting caught, and the Jeff Davis 8 being featured on the news, but I never heard anyone talk about Sean Vincent Gillis or either of the other serial killers actively spreading terror just a _two-hour drive away._
He was killing at the same time as Derrick Todd Lee, and Derrick got All the News time. This was much quieter, I think because he killed prostitutes. I also live just outside of BR.
I live in Lake Charles, a little over two hours away!
@@mattderouen2323 That's where I am!
I was doing an internship at LSU Vet school in 2000, living on campus and had no idea 3 serial killers were running around the town. Insane.
My grandmother died 5 years and i adored her when she was alive and i could never fatham anyone harming her and thats what it feels like to me when someone harms a frail elderly woman that never harmed anyone in her life she could have been someone's mother and grandmother you would have to have to be entirely heartless to brutally murder such a person
RIP…. But just a suggestion, punctuation would go a long way to improve your grammar. Even something as simple as a period.
@@stancexpunks they used talk to text. I think people assume it automatically inserts punctuation
Was having such a bad day then looked down at my pbone to see That Chapter, my most favorite channel. Your channel has kept me distracted through literally the hardest times in my lifie the last couple years so thank you so much!!❤
You are gorgeous..just wanted to let ya know! And I hope your day got better!
@@shaggysstonedagain1218 Thank you very much! My day did get a little bit better.
I sometimes look down at MY pbone too!
@karigould7935 glad to hear it 😀
Yesss classic TC episode format! I'm a creature of habit, hardddd, I've had a hard time getting into the last few uploads but this one is like a gift and I'm grateful! ❤❤❤
I’m the same way!! Hope it goes back to this indefinitely.
How is it that this sick psychopath is in "protective custody" on taxpayer dollars. What sort of protection were his victims afforded,? 😢. Thank you Mike for bringing these stories to us. RIP to alll the victims
Mike is always blessing my timeline. I hope you’re taking care of yourself! ❤
Yikes! I moved to Baton Rouge in 2000 when I was around 12. I didn't realize this had happened! Just clicked to watch another That Chapter video like always in my BR office and wasn't expecting this!
It’s another great day when Mike posts a new video! Thank you Mike from New York ❤
What never ceases to amaze me is just when I think I’ve heard of all the known serial killers, a new one is introduced.
OMG!!! Mike I know these are very SERIOUS and sad topics you cover, but your sarcasm cracks me up everytime😂
I absolutely love your content, on the couch relaxing with my dog after Thanksgiving leftovers with you video to watch is my kind of day. Thank you for everything you do and hope you have a great weekend. Love ya!
A murdered victim as you watch more murder victims...? You're sickening...
@@thevegandragon_ you should touch some grass kiddo and take a breath outside. Have a nice day
RIP to the victims and condolences to their family and friends.
Hi Mike your sooooo awesome !!! Still the BEST story teller on the internet !!! God bless !!
I’ve seen this multiple times but I’m here for you Mike ❤ some about your storytelling skills
It's been fun watching your channel grow. You're a very good story teller
Your story telling is top notch considering the subject matter. But I have to say this was by far the sickest story you have ever told. Job well done! I'm glad they caught this a hole and I hope the families have some peace for the loved ones they lost
I've been excited for this one. Heard the story million times, but I'm ready for Mike's version!
Mike’s was far more interesting and somehow fun too 🤔
Somehow fun? The entire time watching this I kept thinking how this guy was speaking as if he was imagining a script being written about his vile evil acts. This culture of making these people famous and giving value to these demons is not and will never be a good idea. @@Karenanneseven
Never heard it glad I heard it from mike
@@RogueRedpillian lighten up sunshine ☀️.
Hahaha I was on a That Chapter binge and didnt even realize i clicked on the latest video you released 😂 huge fan!! Love the content - keep it up Mike!
I'm not sure that I've ever been so excited as I just was with i seen "That Chapter 12 minutes ago"!
Thanks for all your hard work, Mike. So many of us appreciate all that you do for our entertainment!
He looks like Gerry ridgeway and kinda has the same MO
Hookers
The guy's honesty is refreshing. These people are broken. Sometimes, they even are aware enough to know it.
I can’t believe the jury did not unanimously decide on the death penalty for this monster. I feel so sorry for the victims 😢
Bleeding hearts, "People were mean to him when he was young."
Everyone should be against the death penalty existing.
Really? I must be petty - I quite like thinking of these idiots spending 23 hours a day in a box - with the occasional trip to solitary and plenty of "airytrays" 😂.... And the creeping realisation that absolutely no one cares about them.
Life in prison with no possibility of parole?? Worse than anything..
@@desertdaisymarie6951 Right? 😂
I remember this guy! I remember this story. He is, honestly, one of the most fascinating cases. Not just because of his crimes but because of the aftermath, how he talked about it when he got caught, how oblivious his wife was. What a totally normal person he seemed to be otherwise. Truly a case study for psychology of a psychopathic, sociopathic killer.
Yeah he’s loving that you find him so interesting. He finds himself interesting as well.
Weren't they also into star Trek? And he never had sex with her cause he couldn't get off to "normal" sex, told her he was asexual or something?
@@FrostRare He talks about it like an absolute edgelord who thinks he was so cool
@@FrostRarewell it’s a difficult balance where you don’t want to stroke his ego but want to find out the inner workings of a killers mind, where you need to find that information out and what shaped him in life such as childhood, trauma as an adult, how he was treated by society, or if it’s mental illness telling him he’s doing “gods work”, or if it’s a deep hatred for women. Finding all of that out is important but man, it’s a hard balance to find all of that out and not stroke his ego where he feels like he’s reliving the horrific crimes he committed (especially if he gets gratification talking about them).
He's very similar to BTK when he also confessed. Completely unaffected by his actions, talking as if he was describing a routine day at the office. Proud of himself, it's creepy.
I watched a show a while back about him
I feel So Bad for the girlfriend, Teri, she seems like a sweet person who’s had it rough in life and thought she’d found love and happiness…he wasn’t a monster to her just other people.
Wow, people can Really Surprise You when you peel back the layers!!
How do all these killers get gf and live double lives
@@jodiforeman3314asking for a friend?
YES!!!! Mike you’re a fucking legend around my house! My partner and I watch all your videos, and I fall asleep to them with an AirPod in.
Makes for fever-like dreams, sometimes though! Thanks, Mike. Literally the only channel I subscribe to!
6:26 Nobody makes a good victim, but it really makes my blood boil when they choose helpless victims i.e. babies, children, and the elderly. 😢 Years ago, my then fiancé worked as a therapist at a physical therapy clinic. It was fairly small so we quickly became like family. The lady who owned it was very nice and caring. The apple didn't fall far from the tree as I met her mom at that year's Christmas dinner for the facility. She was a very sweet little old lady wearing one of the most beautiful fuzzy shawls I had ever seen. I asked where she had gotten it? I wanted to see if maybe I could go buy one for myself, as I loved it very much. She informed me a friend from back in Russia had made it for her, hence the beautiful handwork. We talked all through the night she even let me wear it when I got chilly. About a month or 2 later he came home with a box and said her mom had sent this for me. Confused, I opened it and much to my surprise, there was a shawl just as beautiful as hers. I cherished it, she had asked her friend back home to make me one! ❤ So about a year goes by and he calls me from work crying saying they are rushing her to the hospital it was first thing in the morning. I thought she was old maybe a heart attack or stroke...but no, much worse. A man had broke into her beachfront home in Ponte Vedra Florida and proceded to beat and r*pe her, not only physically but with kitchen/grilling utensils as well. I get sick just thinking about it. I was about 4'8" and 85 lbs soaking wet and she was smaller than me. This guy was huge. As a victim of r*pe myself, I can only imagine the sheer pain and terror she was in. She did survive but what animal does this to another human being? I'd love to run into him in a dark alley with my best friend. Love you too Mike! ❤
☠️ This monster is the very definition of “Psychopath” and because he looks so bland and appears to be normal and reasonably articulate….makes him scary as hell! This is an older case which I think I’ve seen in another crime documentary, it was particularly disturbing because he did not follow the normal (I should say usual, there’s nothing normal about this evil predator) characteristics of a serial killer. His victims were of different ages, some were sex workers others were not, his victim were different races, not all were strangers etc.. he was all over the board making him harder to catch and that much scarier! In summation, I’m relieved he was caught because he was a full blown murderer addict! Addicts can’t stop until incarcerated or dead 💀 !
I thought you liked Mike.?
@@alantaylor353 I do, I’ve been following him from the very beginning, he’s a wonderful storyteller. I don’t understand what I wrote that in anyway gave you the impression I dislike the guy! If I come across a channel I don’t care for, I simply don’t watch but I don’t see the point in insulting someone just because they cover a subject that doesn’t interest me. I’m curious what I wrote that gave you the idea I dislike Mike!?!? You do understand I’m talking about the serial killer,…Now that monster I definitely dislike, who wouldn’t?
Thanks for all your hard work Mike! I'm always happy when I'm off work on the days you post and can watch asap! ☺️💚
I love true crime stories and had never heard of this guy! I love Mike’s channel because there are so many cases other TH-camrs have never covered.
Me too
You are always my favorite true crime you tuber, and I watch a lot! Keep it yours, Mike! Love
Mike I’m an American who just spent 2 weeks in Ireland on holiday! I looked for you but never found you! 😝 what a lovely country! We left for home hours before riots and stabbings broke out in City Square (in Dublin).. sending you prayers for safety and healing for Ireland! Cheers, Mike! 🍀 🇮🇪 ❤️
How does someone confess to all that and not get the death penalty? One of the few good things about Louisiana is capital punishment and yet the jury blew it.
One word: liberals. Their sympathy always goes to the "poor criminal."
The food is good…
@@c2itccase9talkin bout crab boils?
@@rockyevans1584 Red Beans and Rice
@c2itccase9 combine that diet and the heat and humidity and you're looking at some really serious facts, southern stank, if you will
There are more bodies in the La swamps than Arlington cemetery
This got almost 5000 views in the time it took me to watch it! Kudos Mike and thanks for getting this out to us today!
Tragic and sick case (Who murders an 81-year-old?), but a great video Mike. I'm also quite curious about who else is on your Top 10 Scary Bastards list.
Also, I'm still with my thought that Bigfoot or the Yeti would probably off Mike.
Cause an older woman can't fight back.Then he got into the swing of things
I've just discovered you and I enjoy your style :) you're playful and animated without being annoying like many youtubers, and all in all it's high quality work.
Who all here reading this comment has definitely taken a dump when waking up in the morning? Also who has ever farted in their lives and something extra comes out of your bung hole and then you have to throw away your underwear. Comment down below your responses. Lastly who all here catches a glimpse of your poo poo before you flush?
I'm always here for the "Hey you, my name is Mike" n stay for the "cause I love Ya. Mike out" twice a week at tree! I love your videos Broseph! Thank you. We appreciate your hard work for our entertainment!
I am so excited! Yeeted right on out of another video when I got the notification that Mike had just uploaded!
Happy Friday, Mike, and thanks for all you do!
Have a great weekend!
Ah, this piece of garbage. I remember when I learned about him, couldn't believe something like this was happening in my state. Looking forward to you covering Ronald Dominique.
Hi Mike! I hope you are enjoying your travels on the East Coast of the US. ❤
I did! Back now and working hard on the next ones!
I vividly remember being tormented by the Baton Rouge serial killers as a single woman living alone in the capital city! I had a townhome in Baton Rouge & walking from my car to inside my home was scary! These 2 sickos had the entire city on edge for months.
Thanks, Mike! Always make Tuesday’s and Fridays better! Take care of yourself, too!
I love this channel!!! Thanks Mike!!❤
Sean Vincent gillis is iknown serial killer who terrorized baton rouge at the same time as Derek Todd Lee and Ronald Dominique I'm liking that you're tackling lesser known serial killers as they're interesting subjects and you're my favorite podcast win win dna was hard because it was hurricanes and early dna use wasn't as accurate.
Why are you here ?
@@roxanneb8844ever heard of true crime community? That’s what fans of it do, study the psychology behind the criminal and their crimes. And yet here you are judging someone for doing the same thing you’re doing right now. You are Karen
Thank you Mike ❤️ have a great weekend 😘
You too!
Once he started talking he didn't want to stop because he liked telling those horrific stories of murder, right down to how he did it and why....He liked listening to himself telling the police of his crimes as if it was something to be proud of.
I've heard of Derek Todd Lee, but not the other two.
This guy is as sadistic as they come, isn't he?
In a way, I'm glad that he opened up about everything so that his victim's families would at least know who had murdered their loved ones.
My heart goes out to their loved ones, and may his victims rest in peace.
Thank you so much for covering a case from my hometown Mike! I was around 12 years old when this was occuring and my uncle actually worked with Derrick Todd Lee. It was indeed a very scary time to be alive but I promise there are some amazing things about Baton Rouge but, unfortunately the crime has only gotten worse over the years which actually was one of the reasons I moved away. I now live in Missouri but I miss the culture, the food, mardi gras, my family, and friends deeply. Baton Rouge will ALWAYS hold a very special place in my heart. 💜💛💜💛💜💛🐯 may these victims rest in peace.
The slapping story isnt really accurate, according to the girlfriend Terri Lemoine herself. She said in a documentary that the first date went very well and that things naturally progressed from there with no issues at all. She said the slapping story was to figure out if he was "safe enough to spend the rest of her life with", in her words - basically she wanted to test him to see if he'd react violently before she seriously committed to a long term relationship.
She said that she started a fight and slapped him, on purpose, to see what his reaction would be. She said that "he stomped his foot and said "boys arent supposed to hit girls and girls arent supposed to hit boys - that's just the way it is". So, i figured i was safe."
Uh yeah still accurate. I saw his crazy a** gf’s interview too
That's the worst excuse/reason to hit a man I've ever heard of in my life. Wonder if she did that with all her bfs. I mean, obviously this guy was one sick puppy, but "testing" potential partners that way is gross; that just says that she wanted to make sure she could beat on him if she wanted to without any consequences 😒
Right... I'm sure that's exactly what happened.
Typical female behavior. "I was just committing assault and domestic violence to see if he would defend himself. When he didn't, I knew I could just walk all over him for the duration of our relationship." This is known as female "logic".
I’m the furthest thing from an MRA but that is one of the most toxic things I have ever heard lmfao.
Wonderful! Back to some OG true crime content.
Thanks Mike 😀👍🤙😀
When I hear about a case that interests me I check if That Chapter covered it before I watch anything else. My favorite
This was happening at the same time as Derrick Todd Lee was breaking into houses and annihilating women either leaving their bodies in the house or dumping them off a boat ramp…. The 2 were active at approximately the same time. It must’ve been absolutely horrendous to have lived there during all of this with not 1 but 2 and perhaps more serial killers active in the one state…
He’s so articulate. It adds to the creepiness. Brutal.
Wow, 7,000 like 👍 in 7 hours. Just by coincidence I’ve been watching since you posted your very first video and back then you were still kind of finding your theme. You sure have come a long way since that first video I watched. Well done, you’re one of the best storytellers ever! Those first videos were spooky and kinda weird, if you remember. Your success is well deserved.
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Terrible as this guy is his confession is the most articulate and honest account of his brutal crimes. Unlike others who cop out with the old "everything went black" crap.
to be fair, that does happen. Not that it absolves one of responsibility, but some people literally go into a blind rage. I believe Dahmer when he said he beat that man to death and woke up next to a corpse with no recollection of what he had done. Still culpable and guilty though.
Mike when you tell us stories in different states in America believe me I pretty sure I don't want to go and travel there, EVER! You tell us the stories and I'll stay in the comfort of my home to watch. Appreciate the work you pug in, love your channel is definitely my favourite followed by Mr Ballen.
Just seen something about a mass stabbing in Dublin. I hope you and yours are well, and this doesn't effect more than it already has. 💔
Good to see you Mike love your humour❤ how do people become that dementedly sickos!
Good to see individual cases again. Thanks!