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Even if a lot of them were abused by their parents as children, it doesn't justify their actions.
The abuse warps their minds and brings out things that otherwise would be suppressed such as paraphillias and even darker interests such as rape and murder
It is an interesting concept, the act of moral or legal justification.
Few things really justifies or excuse anything people usually do, and when they do it's usually akin to mob-justice.
It's additional incentive to try and educate people better as to what, beyond just punching someone through a wall, abuse can *actually* look like (too many people, including victims, and abusers themselves, don't realize their verbal, emotional, or mental abuse actually *is abuse,* even if they aren't physically harming the victim), and to teach kids some parenting skills *before* they become parents, and to make sure people who will professionally interact with children know what subtle/less well-known signs of abuse look like (especially young children; the sooner we can help them, the more completely we can help them). So knowing that abusing children can lead not only to harm to that child, but also, potentially, to a lot of serious harm to those *around* the child when they grow up, is helpful, as that information gives us a means of possibly reducing the incidents of these killers, *before* they become killers.
And of course ending abuse is just the right thing to do regardless.
And it can certainly inform our understanding of their actions. But justify them? I agree, it certainly doesn't. Many many people suffer abuse as children (sadly); but not all of them even perpetuate that cycle of abuse, let alone go on to become serial killers. The ones who do are a tiny fraction.
@@KryssLaBryn absolutely agree, things happen but in the end it's the individual who has to understand right from wrong
Just saying sometimes people can't handle what they see or hear and that can contribute to an already warped mind
Gotta keep my conversations just creepy enough that they end in a timely manner lol
Ikr. Lol
I used to be at that point. Now I just dont talk to people😭
The cop who found the body parts in Dahmer’s fridge said, and I quote, “There’s a fucking head in the refrigerator!...Grab him!”
why am I laughing
Spy's Head: "Kill me!"
Cops: "Later. You're evidence right now."
SPy's head proceeds to sit in an evidence locker for the next fifty years before the battery finally dies.
@@screm1471 I browsed through the true crime section at Barnes & Noble, found this book about serial killers, opened a random page and that was the quote under Dahmer’s name. I bought it immediately for just that quote alone. It isn’t the best book, but I love that line. Then I looked up more info recently and that was actually said! I thought it was bullshit, but it’s true; the cop recalled saying it, when the cops were looking around - one found the photos in his drawer and the other was snooping around the industrial barrel in his kitchen, then opened the fridge, saw the head then saw Dahmer “sprint” towards the door. I laugh thinking about how Dahmer tried but didn’t try to run and was caught before he could get towards the door. Semi-best $18 I ever spent.
@@WorldWalker128 dead
No one:
Me to my friends: hey wanna hear a joke, What did the cops find in Jeffrey Dahmer's shower?
Head and Shoulders.
Ted bundy wasn’t actually attractive, many women described him as creepy. It was more of a numbers type thing, ask everyone you can see to enter your car and someone is bound to say yes.
I find it ridiculous that so many people say he was so good looking even having Zac Efron playing him in Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile and he really wasn’t. I will admit that yeah he proves that a serial killer can look like anyone but good looking...Zac Efron levels of good looking? It’s like they are just desperate to try and shove that opinion all the way home that LOOK he’s equal to a super model LOOK! I’m all like...I am looking and he ‘a nothing spectacular he’s just a normal looking dude which should be more horrifying then any Greek god level of perfect features they are trying to paint on him because he proves the serial killer we are all taught to look out for who are dirty (homeless level) have a nasty scar on their face and a hook for a hand is never the case. Every documentary I’ve seen on serial killers never fail to include that detail when it come to him. Ted Bundy...dangerous evil VERY GOOD LOOKING charming serial killer. Mr. Bundy who was handsome and SO good looking dangerous killer stocked woman with his mesmerizing eyes and chiseled looks...like enough all of you are wrong!
Really? I mean I thought he was attractive UNTIL I found out that he'd killed a ton of men
@@thebook3481 The media is doing us all a disservice, training us to specifically look for monsters when in reality most killers are simply average in all aspects. It is the outliers and the exceptions that gets really famous, most (who are caught) simply gets tossed unceremoniously in jail.
@@mckenzieraynor8436 Same. I had a bit of am crush on him. Of course not after I found out he was an serial killer.
isnt the the one that used to pretend to be handicapped and played on that emotion , he's been both described as attractive and creepy i guess it depends on what the "taste" was back in the 70's and the persons own taste , who are we to say what others find attractive
I actually attended a forensics class taught by an officer who was on the John Wayne G case. It was fascinating, if scary.
I am from the area he’s from... my grandpa knew him a little bit. They would talk on occasion. He said he seemed normal
Yeah right. Those cops should be ashamed of themselves for being so damn ignorant
"I can't believe a human being can do the things I have done". Jeffrey Dahmer.
its so scary how aware he was..
@@wb6mc129 he was very smart
I was unfortunately locked up with the green river killer. He went to solitary confinement. We as a whole didn't want to have him as a cell mate. We lost it as a group of killers. Super scary people are discussed.
The movie Taxi Driver has a lot of eerie parallels to the life of David Berkowitz, aka Son of Sam or the .44 Caliber Killer. Both Berkowitz and Travis Bickle from Taxi Driver lived in New York, both served in the military, both were unlucky and successful at dating, both wrote about how they felt the world was a sick and unfriendly place, both suffered from insomnia, and both drove a taxi.
The crazy part is that it's either mostly or completely coincidence. The movie couldn't be based on Berkowitz because it was released nearly 18 months before he was caught. Meanwhile, Berkowitz started stalking and attacking victims a month before the movie came out. It's possible the movie inspired Berkowitz to start using his .44 pistol (the same weapon Travis uses in Taxi Driver), but it was never confirmed if Berkowitz had seen the movie. Even if he did, he must have thought it was tailor made for him.
I love taxi driver
16:00 the reason the kid was daised and confused was because dahmer had drilled a hole into the back of the kids head and poured chemicals into it to make him a "zombie"
I find it amazing that Son of Sam was caught because of a parking ticket, the Yorkshire Ripper because of false number plates and BTK because of a computer disk. Even the Night Stalker was captured by citizens who recognised him from a drawing. So many police investigations and countless man hours did not catch the killers.
@@johnclifford1537 indeed , thats why they always want people to call with even "no information" as its surprising (ps you can click on the 3 little dots next to your first comment and edit out any spelling mistakes , then us Muppets are none the wiser
@@RichMcc Thanks Rich- I didn't know that. Must not have made a mistake before 😃.
@@johnclifford1537 nah just means , like most on here , i have no life so spend wayyy yo much time online.
The guy who accidentally reported too many details made me laugh.
5:41
Ah yes,the perfect video to watch before going to sleep
Indeed
More often than not,there is some sort of abuse,neglect situation in their past.
They are very smart,charming,often very outgoing.
There may be some undiagnosed,untreated illness in their life.
that still does not in any way justify their actions
Yeah but still not an excuse.
I admit it, I'm a cereal killer. ITS NOT MY FAULT THE SUPER MARIO ODYSSEY CEREAL (now at Walmart) TASTES SO GOOD
Sherlock flashbacks
You monster!
wait they make that?! how did i not know Mario?
Peter Sutcliffe the Yorkshire ripper was jokingly nicknamed 'The Ripper' by his coworkers for years after a £5 note was traced back to his workplace that had been found on one of the women he had killed. Despite being questioned by the police who found that Sutcliffe was in the same city at the time of the murder (Sutcliffe lived 35 miles away in another county), the police also found muddy shoes belonging to Sutcliffe that matched the footprints found next to the body along with a toolbox which contained a hammer which was believed to be the murder weapon inside of his car. The police however didn't bother to investigate or question him further as around the same time the police had been sent an audio recording from someone claiming to be the Yorkshire Ripper to which the police were able to identify the person's accent in the audio recording as being from Sunderland (Sutcliffe was from Bradford). Sutcliffe would go on to murder 7 more women before confessing to the police after being arrested for using a false number plate 4 years later.
15:52 not only did the cops remit the kid back into Dahmer's custody they made gay jokes and mocked the "gay couple" and drove away laughing. Seriously stories like these are why people have trouble trusting police.
@Dusk sad thing is these coos get to retire with no repercussions what so ever.
Another reason why the cops didn't take the story seriously because two black women were telling the cops something wasn't right but they was racist too
@@thinblacknoodles I wouldn't be surprised
It didn't help that the two women who called the police were black. Then the two cops got promoted to high positions in the department.
@@EddieM1994 yep and are gonna enjoy retirement
Not sure I find it interesting or creepy but my Recently departed stepfather was a dead ringer for The Pig Farm Killer Robert Pickerton. Their so close in looks that if I didn’t know that Robert Pickerton was in a Canadian Prison I would be seriously concerned.
To be fair, the cops knew who Ed Kemper was, but they thought he was joking when he called to turn himself in. He was a buddy of theirs and seen as harmless. They all hung out at the same bars and he would listen to their stories while they all drank together.
The most amazing thing is some like killing for the notoriety, and then there are fans that give them exactly that.
Well yeah, either the you get super-famous or nobody knows there is a threat lurking about. Both are equally bad.
@@anders8204 But the names of those that gain notoriety isn't to demean their acts. Why not say something along the lines of "The micro penis weasel serial rapist of Boston"? Instead we get "The Son of Sam," "Boston Strangler," or "DC Sniper." It makes them feel like people are glorifying them.
My sister not clear exactly when was hitchhiking in Portland Or area and was almost picked up by Bundy later when she saw photos of him & then his car she knew her gut had been right about him...
Oregon gang
R/thingsthatdidnthappen
R/neverhappened
R/quityolyin
@@wkcave are u arguing the fact with my now deceased sister?
@@adriennewaterhouse356 Just ignore him. He's a troll. I don't get why people don't believe anecdotes like that can't happen. Bundy tried to pick up a *lot* of women; he wasn't always successful because he was a creep. And the internet is huge. Of course people who knew people with these experiences are on here. People with first hand experiences are on here. It's the internet. Jeez.
I was locked up with the green river serial killer. In Seattle Washington. He worked in SeaTac Washington the same prison he ended up in. No one wanted to be housed with him. He ended up in protective custody. He would have been killed on the yard.
I probably shouldn't have been listening to this while eating my lunch.
Unlike in the movies about him, "Jack the Ripper" was not ugly or scary, nor was he rich or handsome, he was completely ordinary and unremarkable and had no trouble blending in with a crowd.This is why he was so difficult to identify, and why the women were willing to go with him.
Also he targeted the poorest of prostitutes, the ones who would be desperate for money and agree to go with anyone, even with a killer on the loose. The only reason anyone paid attention to his (known) murders was because of how savage and gory they were.
There was a proven cannibal, Sagawa, who even admitted to killing someone, and then eating her, who was not arrested.
no, Issei Sagawa was arrested by the french police (when trying to get rid of some parts of the corpse of his victim, leading to his famous words to the policeman who arrested him "If I had a larger freezer, you would never have found me")!
But, as said in the video, he was arrested and found insane by french justice, then his father (a pretty influent japanese businessman) got him to be sent back to Japan.... where he was found sane and freed (but as far as I remember, japanese police still keep an eye on him, they are not THAT dumb).
15:40 to ADD to that horrifying reality, the cops threatened to arrest the girls that were trying to save the boy, and as they handed him over back, one of the cops just kept laughing and making horrible homophobic comments at them.
That same cop retired with every benefit you can think of just a couple years ago, faced no repercussions, and hasn’t even been publicly defamed for it. A true injustice in society.
I always find stories where the killer was a nice person very interesting. I don’t mean they could pretend to be normal, I mean when they were genuinely nice people with a lot of issues. Makes me wonder how things could’ve gone differently if their life had gone a bit different and/or they got the help they needed in time.
"A real man wouldn't let that happen" Yeah if I was a serial killer I would choose him as my next victim too. Macho-ness doesn't mean shit, and anyone can become a victim. Of course, no one deserves what that monster did to people, but what a tool.
Bet he regretted sayin that
Fun fact - my dad was mistaken for the Yorkshire Ripper. He didn't look like him or anything, but he has a thick Geordie accent and was living in Leeds after the hoaxer sent his tapes to the police. So there he was, close to midnight, waiting to catch a bus with a couple of very nervous looking young women. One of them asked him the time, and when he replied and they heard his accent, they both ran screaming off into the night.
1:25. Apparently Ed Gein was also great with kids. He regularly baby sat and never had a complaint. One 15 year old boy he regularly babysat he would take to baseball games, give him real food, etc. He said the weird lampshade and spoons were imported from Vietnam and he just liked the style. His brothers body had almost been crushed by something large like a rock and didn’t die from the fire. When he was caught the detectives looked around his property and found a barn which they promptly went into and found a recently murdered woman cut in half with her organs removed. One of the 2 detectives later killed themselves and its thought they killed themself because of what they saw I the barn
This is a certified hood classic
The neighbors and family members are usually SHOCKED. People think killers can't possibly live close or be related. Cops aren't always too bright
*well I'm glad I found this video at 1 am*
I just found out a few months ago that Bela Kiss's former residence is 15 minitues away from my place. Like I know the 1910's was way before my time but kinda unsettleing to think about that where I grew up and spent most of my childhood is used to be a serial killers neighborhood
I’m using these to end conversations that just started
Woodcutters are serial killers :0
Guardian 2004: savage double murder in the psychiatric wing of a French hospital, in which a nurse's decapitated head was left on top of a television in the patients' day room, stunned France and left hospital staff terrified of returning to work.
Staff at the 460-bed Pyrenees Hospital Centre near the south-western town of Pau discovered the bodies of two nurses - both in their 40s, and mothers of young children - at 6.45am on Saturday, police said.
One had been stabbed and slashed several times in the body, neck and throat, and was lying in a corridor in a pool of blood. The beheaded body of the second was lying at the foot of a fire door.
From what I know, they never found them. Enjoy sleeping.
DO NOT READ THE 'TOY BOX KILLER' RECORDING TRANSCRIPT
highly disturbing, trust me
Eds' brother died before his mother did. He went nuts after his mother died not his brother
Just peeking in to recommend "Citizen X", a fact-based movie that came out a few years ago with Steven Rea and Donald Sutherland, about the search for a serial killer in the Soviet Union (now Russia). I'd call it a drama rather than a horror or thriller. I don't recall it being gory, but still disturbing. It has a lot of humanity and it doesn't idolize the killer as a Hannibal Lecter-like genius.
Its funny to hear how the autoreader pronounces polish names lmao
My Nana went to prom with one of the zodiac killer victims, the guy who was killed in the taxi. Can’t remember his name at the moment.
Heard the guy who gave the tip that lead to the Night Stalker's arrest went missing/never claimed the award. I've heaed some say he didn't want it to get out that he spoke to the cops because he had gang affiliations while some think guy got unlucky and met foul play before he could claim it.
Ed Gein was also the inspiration for Silence of the Lambs and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
I feel really sorry for my mom she was a teenager and started having children around the time some of the worst serial killers were popping up or being discovered
Gacy in particular scared the hell out of herre because the ice cream truck that went by our house was clown themed and everytime she saw it she remembered there were ppl in this world that murder boys for the pleasure of it needless to say we never got ice cream by ourselves even once
She also drilled our information into our heads
I could recite my full name and both my parents names before I could count to five
And just a bunch of other things in my childhood I never thought were odd were her paranoia of losing one of her kids
3:39 he wasn’t pickling them they were stored in petrol barrels and no one got suspicious and looked someone reported him for having cans of gasoline and the military went to confiscate it for the war effort when they popped the lids off and found the body’s ,he was lost track of even before the hospital there are no reports of him ever leaving the battlefield officially just unconfirmed sightings
Serial Killer: government "I sleep".
Someone storinge gasoline: government "Real Shit"
Haven't watched the video yet but I just remembered I learned somewhere that John Wayne gacy, before his killing spree started, managed at a KFC
152 000 active serial killers?? TF? Are they bred??
No, it's just how people are.
The bad guy doesn't really get caught in the end if they're competent.
Heck, a lot of the famous serial killers gave themselves up just wanting to cash in on their fame.
Cloned. It's the failure to recreate a functioning brain that does it. They're like Bizarro people.
It's math. If x percentage of males are serial killers, then take the number of males and that percentage and you will have approximately how many serial killers there are. I don't remember what x was, but the sheer number of serial killers is horrifying. I did the math about 20 years ago, and decided I'd never sleep again if I let the actual number stay in my head. That doesn't even include how many female serial killers there are. I know it's tiny, but still.....
Jeffrey dahmer NEVER gave out sandwiches or held 'cookouts' at all. Smh who makes this crap up. He was a loner with no friends...
15:27 I have heard about that one. Also knew about how he attempted to make the zombies.
Fact:
The Axe Man from Germany never killed anyone with axe, they used a hatchet
A mattock, I believe. Which is kind of like an axe and another tool.
Idk if this is in the video or not as I’m not all the way through, but there was a murderer who was known for his unique voice. He called 911 on himself and even got frustrated when they didn’t find him.
Was that the Weepy Voice killer? The one who begged police to find him and lock him up?
@@pompe221
YES TYSM I COULDNT REMEMBER THE NAME
Not exactly a serial killer, but he killed a lot of people anyway, Dutch Schultz cut a guy's heart out for stealing $20,000 from him back in the 1930's
Just because the kill behind organized crime if you kill more than 3,you are a serial killer so mafioso gangs members etc all serial killers
Story at 4:00 of the east area rapist they have a episode of law and order SVU about that actually
Ed Kemper is probably the serial killer that I find fascinating, I often wonder if his mother was not as nasty and abusive as she was how he would have turned out. Mind hunter is a great show and The guy they have playing Ed is scary how he looks just like him. Not a serial killer BUT Charles Branson is such an interesting case, no murders but Britain’s longest serving prisoner and been in solitary confinement since 1976 I do believe. Tom Hardy played him in the film Bronson well worth looking into.
The BTK killer: Professionals have standards
The parents of one of Israel Keyes's victims demanded a picture of her alive with a current newspaper. They got the picture, but she was already long dead when Keyes took it. He held her lifeless eyes open with fishing line.
14:54 Serial killers are usually experts at sizing people up quickly and knowing what they want to hear. Most can easily slick talk a psychiatrist into believing they're "reformed". There are cases of serial killers repeatedly being sent to prison, talking their way out of prison by hoodwinking psychiatrists, and going on another killing spree. REPEATEDLY. (See "Mind Hunter" by John Douglas, in which he explains how this happens: psychiatrists are bumbling amateurs compared to serial killers when it comes to reading people.)
Manipulation
In the case of Ed Kemper, it's on another level : the guy was regularly assisting the psychiatrists to evaluate other residents of the Atascadero State Hospital (as he was smart (140 IQ smart), pretty calm and big enough to make anyone think twice before starting to make a scene (upward of 2m and 130 kg)) --> The man was litterally given tests he knew the answers to inside and out.
On the caltrans thing: you would be mortified to know the amount of cemeteries have had all the headstones removed so they could just. Put a road there. My grandpa went out to a church by the highway in Montana to find some family gravestones and when he asked where the graveyard went he was pointed to the slab of pavement he'd just pulled off of
It was mentioned in one of the comments in the video but if this kind of stuff interests you then you should listen to the Last Podcast on the Left. It's a true crime comedy podcast and they talk about serial killers, cryptids, and cults, etc. They also have a book called the Last Book on the Left and it discusses a handful of serial killers like Bundy, BTK, Berkowitz, etc. It's very funny and also informative. Shoutout to Ben, Marcus, and Henry!
Adam Lanza hated pumped up kicks
Serial killer with a gun in their face: You won't shoot me.
Classic blunder, love to see it.
About Ted Bundy, there is a lot of survivorship bias. Of course many people say he gave them the creeps, but this is just in retrospective. He might've been attractive. I'm sure most of them found him handsome, just didn't want to get in a stranger's vehicle.
Gong Runbo was a Chinese serial killer that used to turn little boys into rocking horses.
I believe that Ed Gein was in a medical conundrum. He didn’t know how to handle his urges. And I do believe that he was trying to make things out of human skin and things… to sidetrack maybe the urge to kill? I do not believe he was a true murderer. His mom had done some damage. And possibly even a copping mechanism?
Ed Gein was a sick puppy, but he was mostly grave robber. He did kill two women, which made him a murder, and possible a seriel murder. Ted Bundy killed 36. He was above average looking. Most seriel killers are normal looking. The biggest factor making them serial killers is they have poor impulse control. There are many factors that go into making a seriel killer, but most control their feelings. It's like seeing a big pile of money in bank. Most people wish they could just take what they wanted, but don't want to go to prison, or have others think they are a thief. I took a course on how to use a gun for work. The guy teaching the course said, "One of benefits of a gun, is it seperates you mental from an violence. If you had to physically defend yourself with your hands, it would tramatize you." One woman said to our instructor, "It wouldn't bother me, to kill someone." The instructor was blunt. He said, "Many people who own guns, are just look for an excuse to kill someone, but they are cowards." We have have this idea, serial wear kill black, and are growl like dog. If you going to kill people, you need to pass for normal.
Didn't Last Podcast go behind a paywall?
The Jack the Ripper/Zodiac Killings.
Both of which murder stories, one in Britain in the late 19th century (Whitechapel, London, 1888), and the other in America (I believe California in the early 70s). In both cases, the killer is currently unidentified, and they both liked to taunt the Police. The Ripper case is shrouded in mystery, however it’s believed he was the murderer of five prostitutes, and sent several letters to the Met Police (however this is in dispute, could’ve been someone else).
I always thought the Ripper case would work well in a Sherlock Holmes story, and the Zodiac sounds a lot like a Batman plot. Like the Riddler.
Was hopi g to see something about Cleophus Prince Jr. aka “The Clairemont Killer”. I only know who he is because my father lived in the exact same apartment complex that Cleophus lived in, Buena Vista Gardens in San Francisco, CA, either during or shortly after the murders.
I think at least one of these spoke of Kemper in the present tense, but to be super clear, dude is still alive. First time I read about what he did to his mother's voice box, I was shocked AF because it was such a blatant you won't be talking anymore kind of thing.
As for GSK, I still haven't finished "I'll Be Gone In The Dark". I know part of it is because it's in audio book form. Additionally, that MF played unwell so convincingly in the courtroom that I was convinced it wasn't an act. Knowing how together he actually is really messed with my head. That MFer is stone cold evil personified.
Perfect stuff to tell my friends :D
20:25 when you see your great-grandfather mentioned on a reddit video about serial killers
The um creepiest thing on this here ting be da boogie woogie blues playing it out
The one that said he entered houses that were not locked, was that richard ramirez, the night stalker?
after looking it up, it seems that it is Richard Chase "the vampire of sacramento"
Btw Josef Mengele...way worst than any serial killer here
The first story reminded me of my favorite horror story, sleepless.
yep. Even after being exposed as a serial killer, people criticize how messy the house is
People are disgusted that psychos make furniture out of human bodies. But if you think other humans are just cattle for you to slaughter then it really becomes quite explainable. Also making a lamp out someine should not be the sickening part, thr fact that someone has taken another's life is the primary concern, like ye, stop him from desacrating the bodies, but primarly stop him from killing.
They should make a movie out of the last one
They’ve mad movies out of a lot of these. The film “Candy Man” is nothing like this, though. It’s a supernatural horror film based on the “Bloody Mary” trope. You’re right though, it would be a crazy movie if they did base one on this.
@@Meshuga63 Right, I mean candy man and silent of the lamb were good but I feel like if done correctly that a pretty good horror/thriller
Overused fact: Ivan Milat inspired Wolf Creek.
The most disturbing about this video is the apple pie with cheese on it. The fuck?
1:40 did anyone else noticed the way he said “skeleton”? 🤣🤣
Isn’t that the way you say it?
That serial killers often have what investigators call a "signature". It's something they do that has no connection to the crime, but it's something they must do for their own psychological fulfillment. It's like junk DNA. One serial killer placed his victims' earrings on the floor by their heads. It served no purpose, but he had to do it.
That was creepy.
The cops that let Dahmer go got promoted. I think one of them was Chief of Police or something similar.
Sounds about right
Got Cousin & his wife & our cousin live in Wisconsin. They were careful to never mention this story to us as kids...😱 It's such stunning place too, been going there our whole lives. God Bless all these victims, God 🕊🌹💐
ofc the aussies named a serial killer "chopper" lmao
I can see through their perspective, I know how these people think. I know how they were created. Life of theirs has a lot of abandonment,negligence and more. This is why they turn into one. I do believe there is some reason why they do what they do. They were turned into monsters not by choice. They're full of anger. They blend with the normal people very well. I don't idolized them but their actions has deep reasoning. It's not some dumb reason.
6:16 my mom named her cat after him for some reason
Always remember it's the stupid killers that get caught.
My mentor is Charles Manson's direct blood relative. His nephew to be precise. Uncle Charlie's methods were pretty lackluster to say the least. He used a combination of drugs and sex to control his family with goals of becoming one thing or another but then was like "Woe! This works really good! Think I might wanna change up my plans!" Then X amount of time later he's a college professor and brainwashing educated young men and women. It's been a long time since he's talked about it with me and out of respect I don't really ask about details cuz uncle Charlie's become tethered to the name so it's really hard for him to get away from the reputation. Plus there's times I kinda see a bit of his uncle in him. He's very controlling, but in a way you almost WANT to be controlled by him. I say that and I have issues with authority figures. Anyway I'm afraid I'm butchering the chronology of how it all worked, plus I'm passing out as I type this so I gotta stop here.
“He’s very controlling, but almost in a way you WANT to be controlled by him.”
Like some kind of inherited biological mind control? Creepy af
@@Meshuga63
No, I just trust him to know better. I've made mistakes before and he called me out on them. Then the next situation he told me what I should do. I didn't listen and I crashed and burned. Another situation and again he walked me through it and I listened and everything went well. More situations happened that were extremely dark and dangerous and he walked me through it like they were nothing. Several times he stood up for me and even fought for me. We fought side by side a bunch of times and even though he's aged badly, I would never try to take his place while he still lives. He's incredibly smart and wise not to mention a hell of a fighter! He's the one who taught me how to fight and though I'm glad we're both safe, I kinda miss the fights we'd get in. I'd follow him to the ends of the earth if I had to. For he who fights by my side is indeed my brother.
But I feel like I'm idolizing who he used to be. Now I think he's trying to kill himself by throwing himself into his work until it kills him. I don't like seeing him like this so I usually stay away. Plus it would be hard for me to find a time where he's not working or sleeping. I miss how things used to be.
Serial killers are serial
Super cereal
@@SetzerII W
There was a Dood that carved pentagrams into people's hands and I have a natural one made out of wrinkles on mine...
That comment about not eating fat people made me giggle.
I dont like mondays
A controversial view on the question: any soldier who have been in active combat. Murdering is murdering to me. After all, the result is the same as any random person murdering a other one. Someone dies, someone is wounded, children lose their parents, wives their husbands, husbands loses their wives, parents loses their children ... the sorrow and pain is the same in the end.
Not only military personnel but also presidents and other high officials who approve wars are absolutely serial killers, no question about it.
I completly agree. Unfortunally a lot of people cant understand my reasening about it
War is state-sanctioned murder.
The chain of responsibility follows inversely to the chain of command; the Soldier is just a tool for the state/country to kill and bears no responsibility for it.
If this was a "killing is bad" statement then you're correct in the sense that soldiers are technically serial-killers, but it's more correct to say that its the top of the chain of command who are, what with the chain of responsibility being a thing.
The military doctrine is literally that a soldier is an autonomous tool wielded by the state, and a gun holds no blame.
Huh, I didnt think about the chain of command. Its true to some degree. However, somdiers are humans with their own mind. They could refuse, granted they will probably be punished for doing so :/ but thanks for the input, gave me some things to consider :)
Are you saying any soldier who has been in active combat is the moral equivalent of a serial killer?
That they are normal
Yes they aren’t dirty with disheveled hair, hideous over the eye scar and a hook for a hand. This is the stereotypical image of a killer all of us where taught to be weary of except no killer actually looks like this and I haven’t encountered any one in real life that actually looks like this at all. If I looked that distinctive, I sure as hell wouldn’t do something as attention grabbing as killing people. 😕
9:35 i mean... atleast hes realized it?
Gein was living alone after his Mother died. His brother died before her.
12:27- Richard Chase.
4:24 Instant karma.