Doesn't being in a position of leadership then, due to self serving reasons, you fail to respond to a public health emergency - leading to hundreds of thousands dying - make you kinda like a serial killer?
I like 48hrs, the way they put these episodes together. Seeing real footage of crime scenes, interrogations etc. Definitely one of the best true crime shows
Yes... my sweet beautiful 19 year old daughter was murdered in 2001 no justice... My friends were afraid of hurting me by talking about her and I told them I love that she is remembered.. them not talking about her doesn't mean I won't think of her.. she is always on my mind... always my first born..of 2 a daughter and a son...
Years ago, I remember a NYPD detective on an ID true crime show who shared a perspective that has remained etched in my memory. He stated, "You never truly know a person; you only know what they choose to show you." This is precisely the lens I perceive people.
I've Always told my children and my husband, that you'll never truly know me just like I'll never truly know you because we only show each other what we choose to.
Well, there is an old saying that “the cobbler’s kids have no shoes.” Meaning that if the dad does something all day at work.. he likely isn’t going to do that when he gets home. And there is a difference between an architect who designs buildings, and a good home renovator or decorator.
@@ElaAusDemTalRemember that it is Long Island, where NYC is within daily commuting distance. So I bet that dumpy ranch costs near a million dollars. I lived on Long Island 2 years and prices and rent are crazy compared to most any place else.
I've been abused & bullied for most of my life. Now at 50 yrs of age, I ought to have accumulated an unfathomable number of remains right?? I suppose my brain just isnt wired that way. I'd rather do good in the world, not cause devastation. Stay safe everyone & be kind 🙏🏻 xx
@AACE73 i was also bullied. I was taller than some other kids and was called “ big bird” “ too tall jones”etc. at 57 hear me roar i don’t put up with rudeness or nonsense now.
I think 89.6% of generation x was bullied, traumatized by their own families, molested, beaten, and otherwise effed up. When people use that as an excuse, I feel us all, collectively, roll our eyes. P.s. Happy 50th year❤
If you're still being bullied & abused as an adult, your picker is broken. Stay away from abusers. You probably seek them out subconsciously. I found my awesome hubby now, because I dated someone the complete opposite of anyone I would've dated. He's my best friend & a great step dad to my kids.
My sweet, beautiful children were bullied and one ended up in intensive care. Their suffering went beyond what I could imagine. I empathized, sympathized, advocated and probably made no difference but I certainly tried. Having a bird’s eye view of bullying and the appalling indifference of schools, coaches, communities, etc., my heart goes out to you. There is something cruel in many people. Even if it’s Darwinian, anyone claiming to be civilized and bound to Judeo-Christian faith, the Golden Rule, similar ethics in other spiritual practices must be dedicated to overcoming any such drive and teaching that to our youngest as soon and as frequently as possible…not only to reduce the kind of resentment and horrific consequences it can drive but: because. bullying. is. cruel. and. wrong.
I hope Stephen has learned to forgive his 6 year old self who opened the door. It is so tragic to watch his ongoing struggles. His mother would undoubtedly want him to live a happy life, and wouldn't hold her children to blame at all.
I agree. I understand his point of view especially as it occurred to him at age six and made such an impact it has remained a core belief. If you are out there Stephen, I’m a mother hurt accidentally several times by my young children. Of course, I never suffered anything approaching your mother’s experience but as a mother, I’ve no doubt she would never ever blame you anymore than I blamed my children for innocent missteps of childhood. Children are our youngest, most innocent learners with developing not mature brains. It takes years, even decades for babies to become thoughtful, careful adults. Conferring “adulthood” on those age 18 is even premature if one looks seriously at more recent neuro developmental studies. The brain’s neuroplasticity extends forever but its most significant growth occurs in the first 30 years. At six, you could dress, use the bathroom, maybe tie your shoes and start reading but following rules like not opening the door to strangers is not as simple as it sounds especially when the stranger is a cunning adult predator, thus suffer children coast to coast and around the world in the hands of adults determined to do harm. As the reply giver above hopes, I do, too: trust no loving Mom wants you to suffer at all, certainly not more than you already have from your loss. I wish you peace wherever you are.
The irony of him blaming himself when honestly it’s a parental fail. I have 9. 8 of which are grown and until 16 they knew, “I don’t care if Jesus knocks, you better not touch that door. Don’t even respond with WHO IS IT. Come get Me or Dad or a sib over 16”. In 34 years, only on child did and they were 15 and it was my mother. Still grounded for a week cause dammit I said not even Jesus and although I love my mother dearly, Jesus she is not!! So to your point, I pray he finds peace cause it was never his fault. Ever!!!!
So,so sad to him still grieving & blaming his 6yr old self..I hope that demon who carried out those atrocities gets offed in jail ..& I truly hope it hurts & the quicker the better as then the adult Stephen can finally..(& I hope he meant it when he said it..& if he did I hope it works!.)..finds the peace he says his death will bring!!.. All my thoughts and prayers to you Stephen & to all of that ugh,disgusting excuse of a human being's poor victim's too Xxoxo
Who says Raider wouldn't have overpowered him or busted a window? He would have found a way in without Stephen. That poor man should forgive himself for that day.
I don’t know. Serial killers know that one day they will be caught. The fear of being caught seems to be blunted in a serial killer. That’s way many of them taunt the public and the police. They WANT to be linked to their victims. They WANT to have the chance to talk, and lay claim to, their crimes. But not all serial killers want to be infamous. So, yes, you’re correct. Some of them are most assuredly shaking in their boots!
Seriously. My mom had a cousin that was murdered in 1985. I remember seeing a pic of her when I was a teenager @ my late grandfather's, thinking it was my mom bc they looked so similar. Her/her b/f awoke to a masked man at the foot of their bed with a knife. Tied them both up but left with her. They found her a few miles away. She had been stabbed to death & s/a. Long story short in 2021 one of these genealogy websites got a hit to someone in their bloodline. It came down to a dude serving 2 life sentences in Michigan (for similar crimes) He claims he didn't do it, but his DNA was at the scene. This happened in Jacksonville, Fl.. So much time had passed they thought her case would never be solved
@@zacharywhite4448 wow, this is what I mean. In your case they already got him BUT also slammed the case closed and determined the truth. Also that case happened two years before I was born.
Tim Parlin was married to my wife's best friend. We knew him very well. When we heard the news, we were not the least bit surprised. My wife had some kittens and she came home from work one day and he had drown them all in the tub for no apparent reason. The guy was blood thirsty. This happened before I met my wife. The woman he was married to has since passed away. She divorced him shortly after he was arrested.
I was an escort living from hotel to motel before I went to jail, found out I was pregnant and got sober. My mom was always worried sick about me.. she was always worried I would OD. But what scared her even more was someone hurting me. A client hurting me. It used to scare me too. I knew so many girls desperate for money that would see any guy that called them... not me. I was choosey. If I got a bad vibe.. I wouldn't see them. I didn't do out calls unless I built a rapport and they were a regular. I know anything can happen even when they came to my hotel room but there were usually cameras in the hallways and I felt there was a lesser chance of me being hurt if they had to come see me. I'm glad to be away from that life now with my beautiful son. The only close call I had was having a knife pulled on me one time when I went to a guys hotel room. I ended up puking from the adrenaline and ran out of there in nothing but a bra. These women must have been so scared...
You have no idea how lucky you are. My mom was an intensive care RN. She took care of a working girl that had a 10 inch knife used up her rear end. She had to have her intestines partly removed & patched back together. Please, don't ever go back to that *work*.
he looks normal to me..a typical suburban dude...there is some hint of malice deep behind the eyes somewhere if you look very close. But normally nobody looks that deeply
@@SubRosa33 “” Amber’s roommate, Dave Shaller, he is very much aware of his surroundings. This kind of citizen is a very valuable asset to mankind. It would be wonderful for our planet if we were all like Dave Shaller.”” Sub, this is my take on what he said.
My dad was murdered and they have no suspect, crying 😭 . Watching this, I just really want them to find who bashed my 61-year-old dad head in. The Jamaican justice system has failed me!! I don't have the money to seek help. Derrick Bandoo, that's his name.
I am so sorry for your loss and hope for justice for your family. I will remember his name. Rest in peace Derrick Bandoo, I am sure you look down on your daughter with pride ❤️
I will never be able to fully comprehend why so many people are just evil to the core and how they live among so many good people like myself and others with morals and a kind heart. I wish the world wasn't so messed up.
It's so selfish when a defendant confesses to a crime then refuses to plead guilty just so they can waste everyone's time and tax payer dollars by dragging the case all the way to court knowing damn well they don't stand a chance.
He must have spent all of his money on escorts and pizza. He surely didn’t spend it on a decent home for his family, despite him be successful architect and owning several properties.
Well he probably barely broke even by having to pay a gigantic payment for his NYC Manhattan office. He wanted the novelty of saying "my company's HQ is DOWNTOWN NYC in the big buildings. His house looks infested and it's probably because that's all they could afford. Sick
That house definitely looks out of place in the neighborhood it's in. All the other homes are newer and two stories and are very much more well kept, that house needs to be demolished!
For seniors like myself on a fixed income and can't afford Spectrum or other co, thank you. It's such a nice thing to do for others. This is a series I always enjoyed. Thanks for sharing 😊😂
My mom watched a serieal killer known as the yorkshire ripper be pulled over and arrested as a kid. He was convicted after that arrest. She was also on the road the next day when they came back and found his weapons. Crazy to think she was living and playing in the regular path of a violent serial killer...
Sutcliffe wasn't "pulled over". He was parked in the driveway of a closed business with a prostitute (his intended victim of the night) in his car. It was well past 10 PM and it was not a residential area. Strange place/time for a kid to be. I think your mum's memory is faulty.
@@greatbear1092 im literally just saying what i have always been told, by not just my mum, but both grandparents, my uncle, and 3 of my grandmas siblings who lived in that area at the time. My mum would be the best one to tell the story as she saw it, im just telling what i remember from my mum and family telling me about it over the years.
I would strongly recommend That Chapter if you're into true crime. It employs police interviews, body cam footage and family footage but zero stock photos/ videos etc as time fillers - which is not an uncommon habit in this genre. Mike is also hilarious - only taking the p155 out of the perpetrator WHILST simultaneously absoblooloutely respecting the victim and their family. I started watching him during my first hospitalisation for 6 months from covid. I (am) (was?) in the only profession that (even pre vacinne) was on the front line every day where non-medical interventions, were banned! I have type 1 diabetes, kidney failure etc etc. But that low point was made far more bearable thanks to discovering Mike. Been a fan since ❤️
I (am) if you are still in the medical field or law enforcement and I (was) if you became so burnt out you quit your job, drove out of town in your car, continued driving until you ran out of gas, left your car and are still living in that same town under an assumed name. My adult children and their spouses are still in law enforcement and my husband and I are in the medical field, now retired. Your comment is quite the brain teaser. ❤️
32:34 I respect Kerrie and Melissa so so much for reaching out to these other women and children who are absolutely victims of these killers as well 😢 bless these women ❤
When I was a house keeper for 40+ hours a week I noticed my house keeping at home lacked. When it’s your job it’s harder to continue the work at home. 🤷♀️
14:52, His back yard looks like a garbage dump, Professional Architect.....I think not! Professional Call Girl Killer coward Ogre that subjected his family home life to the dump, grossly 🤮
Some of them are so good at it that even when they are caught the community refuses to accept the evidence that confirms their guilt. Wayne Williams is such an example.
No, they’re not. It has nothing to do with intelligence or craftiness. And the vast, vast majority of them never commit crimes & just live their lives.
Btw, there has always been bullying going on in schools. I grew up in the 60s70s, in every classroom there was a bully. Onliest difference to today : You took care of the "problem" then and there, let the bully feel the force of nature for a minute and mostly, mostly the issue was solved.
@@Oliviabensonot7They didn't have knives and guns in their school backpack in our ancient times. More serial killers though, so maybe the bullies were next level back then? Personally I reckon the number of predators back then has more to do with how crappy law enforcement methods used to be. They got scientists in and now they catch them .
Not true in my experience at all (having grown up in the 70s and 80s). Bullying is only one contributing factor and doesn’t exist for every serial killer. And contributing factors only give us a hint of root cause that we might possibly identify sooner, certainly not an excuse.
@@canyounot89 I CANT HAVE EMPATHY FOR THOSE 1000 CASES ON TH-cam..I DONT KNOW THEM LIKE THAT .FACT IS THEY KNEW THE RISK..GOING TO A STRANGERS HOUSE FOR SEX IS SUPER RISKY..AND ITS A FELONY ALSO
People who abuse their partners can live their entire life with a mask on for their friends, neighbours and work colleagues. So I guess it can happen the other way around.
I know that 911 dispatchers need to remain neutral and professional, but I get so tired of hearing the apathetic voices when there is no answer on the line because something has clearly happened to the caller. It's like the 911 caller had something better to do and the caller has disrupted them. I have done the job myself so I know there is no need for that kind of response.
Former 911 dispatcher here. Best job ever. Sadly the others employed were clearly burned out- rude and apathetic. I sure miss the job. I liked helping people in need. No one calls the cops bcuz they are having a great day.
That's what I was thinking too...Ive lost track how many crappy dispatchers I've listened to from true crime videos. But just about every single industry has a mix of good/bad and represents the general public.
@@tristezzalamentoluciano265 ugh that broke my heart. Came to comment cause I've been a 911 dispatcher for 6-7 years and agree so much. So many get burnt out and don't take the time and effort to keep themselves healthy in a job like this
I'm amazed an architect with his own firm would live in such a rundown house!! My heart goes out to the families of the 4 victims and to his ex-wife and children!
I feel for Rex family too, the lady saying she wouldn’t probably where the sweater brought to her by his wife.. I really feel for the family they are really victims as well😢
You might be shocked at how many of them are never caught. There was one (can't think of his name) who died of natural causes in his 70s. His poor wife, prefatory to selling the house, began the painful task of sorting through her late husband's belongings - and found his "trophies".😨 No one had ever suspected him of ANY wrongdoing while he was alive, much less multiple murders.
Something that bothers me so much is that i can’t seem to grasp why the police didn’t track the burner numbers Rex used to contact the victims any earlier? Then they could’ve seen that it was connecting to the cell tower in massapequa park and that would have helped their investigation enormously
Shannon is a hero in my eyes. She was sent there by some divine force and paid a horrific price not even related to the serial killer apparently to lead us to the serial killer she’s a hero.
You don’t understand their job. Their job is a part of a check and balance system that checks the prosecution power in a way such that innocent people are convicted or persecuted less as a result. Welcome to the civilized world where we don’t have to be as fearful of wrongfully/randomly/systemically forms of persecution. You should hope you are wrongly committed of any crime with that disdain for their profession.
i used to know a policeman in uk who became a vicar then he stole the church coffers, then he came an alarm salesman. we knew him as our vicar. we did not buy from him, he came into our house though with one woman and 2 kids, easy way for men to attack and rob women
His habit of eating pizza on the go was not his undoing, at the point in time they've identified him as a suspect they are going to get DNA off of something, it doesn't matter what. They aren't going to throw you in prison for life without the possibility of parole or the death penalty for being an architect, his undoing was his crimes.
Totally. They could have snuck in as cleaning crew and stolen pens or something From his office. Emptied his garbage can and found a soda can, straw, cup, old food - something. That pizza was merely out in the open so the collection was above board. Just like when cops go through your garbage. The moment you put it outside it’s the publics
That's a good question. I live here so not sure. But there definitely was a 48 hrs about it back then and maybe ev n a second one. It.was after the internet of course but not quite yet when people started using social media on phones so may not have gotten as much publicity nationwide as it would today.
It's obvious that the female juror has got a thing for Gant-Benalcalzar Otherwise how could you not find him guilty. He was sitting there like he was bored and not being put under pressure from the cops.
Many guys who do home repair companies have criminal records which is why they have to start their own Handi-Man companies. So you have to be careful who you have over your house to do home repairs.
I was so happy and shocked that the Detectives and the FBI finally caught him. I never thought he would of been caught!!! Finally these ladies and their families will have some justice.
WOW THIS WAS HORRIBLE TRAGEDY ‼️🙏Prayers go out to the family. I feel that the woman walking their dog should've called the police. Especially acting the way she did. The killer has no chance of being rehabilitated he's a narcissist. IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD
everytime i hear 911 dispatcher my anger management grows 😅. either stupid question or slow to react. its better to track the call than keep on asking or saying hello
I know that cell phones are harder to pinpoint. But I agree with you. even if they have already dispatched officers or EMS, stop with the stupid questions! I listened to one the other night and the dispatcher asked the woman for her SS#! She had been attacked and was bleeding. I know they have to be professional, but there is no reason to act bored. You’re talking to someone at probably the worst moment of their life. At least try to act interested and offer some reassurance or words of comfort. It really creams my corn.
In Denmark we got a new law in 2022, that forbids lifers from having visits from and correspondence with any person, they didn't know before being arrested. It's only for the first ten years though, but it's still better than nothing.
Innocent prisoners in America have had their sentences vacated - through the help of common people not known prior. Is there a provision in Denmark, if its related to their case?
@@BCOG1580 Of course they have access to lawyers and others in relation to their case. The law was passed to protect ignorant girls/women with a twisted father complex from marrying psycho killers. The case of Peter Madsen, who killed and departed a Swedish journalist (Kim Wahl) in his self made U-boat, is what set it in motion. Crazy females fell in love with him. I'm sure you experience the same in America - The night stalker case for instance The channel "This Chapter" on YoyTube made a video about the Kim Wahl case.
My heart is breaking for that sister. I’m an escort and it’s the scariest job I’ve ever done done in my life. I’m pretty much done with it. I don’t care how much money I make. I turned in to a drug addict and alcoholic. My family is done too. I feel sooo bad for the victims. Cause I know the pain.
1:15:44 absolutely ridiculous. How could the juror not consider that confession?!? That must've been unbelievably frustrating for the rest of them that had the common sense to convict that POS!
What an extraordinarily strange person and what immeasurable grief and terror he poisoned our world with. My deepest sympathy to those personally touched, my deepest respect for the law enforcement and criminal justice professionals and jurors who persisted to remove this predator, and my esteem for the 48 Hours team for bringing its perspective to this and all their reports. I am a journalist as well (although less distinguished.) Being one permits me to appreciate how much work and what hard decisions go into crafting such a time-limited report. The depraved minds of people like Dennis Rader are intensely complex and only worth investigating to help us as a society cotton faster to their presence, stop their destruction and, hopefully, some day, discover and reroute them before they ever hurt a soul, human or otherwise. So sad and worse, so wasteful, cruel and unnecessary that anyone deliberately poison our world, which has enough natural disasters and challenges from disease.
I have hunted with old timers and never have any, including myself, have ever wrapped game animals in burlap. So what's that all about? " As soon as we saw the burlap , we knew the killer was a hunter."
The most heartbreaking one to me was in the first section, peaches and her baby girl. So sad and horrible. I can't even imagine being a murderer, sounds awful.
Serial killers rarely touch their immediate family members. In public they are seen as perfect yet inside they are dying and hiding their true characters...condolences to the victims and families. 😢
My profession has taken me into many highly “successful “ and wealthy people’s homes. The ones who are too miserly to pay for housekeepers are often filthy. I’ll never forget one mansion that I went into. An elderly lady lived alone in it and it reeked of death. The lady was strange but polite. Something just wasn’t right in that mansion.
The city or county or whatever government should have sent out construction workers at their expense to put the house back to its original state. I get that it was a beat up old house, but the destruction caused by the police investigation is not their fault… 🤷🏻♀️ If I had money sitting around, I’d definitely pay for a decent renovation/repair…😞 May God have mercy on the family and help them rebuild, somehow…🙏🏼
For all the home invasion victims or potential victims out there: Get a loving, affectionate, big, loyal, working guard dog. Dobermans are trainable but take some work. Louie, our Doberman, knows as soon as anyone walks up the steps outside anytime of day or night. Tiny, small, yippy dogs are cute but useless to prevent home invasions. Firearms are essential as well for protection but with a working guard dog you will never be ambushed.
Psychopaths who are serial killers like Rex blend in quite well, they have families of their own and jobs,they're polite and helpful to neighbors and some are overly charming, that's how they get away with it for so long,not all serial killers are homeless drifters.
Fantastic update..I've been watching 48hrs for yrrrrs now & love this programme & it's interviewer's/presenters..You all do a fab job..very gracious but also very tenacious when you want or need to be..Great comeback on TH-cam!...
Understand that everyone on the Suffolk count police dept got indicted or fired for scandals which is why a new team was put together. 😳 thabk God for them
I’m going to watch this full 2 hour video tonight, I will come back to this comment and add the start and end times for each episode as I come to them. I’ll try to also add the actual episode titles if I can find them.
What sort of person murders someone and then uses their (the victim's) phone to call their teenage daughter and taunt them. I cannot think of any punishment that fits this crime.... Starvation chained a few inches from a delicious rotating conveyor belt of food perhaps?
Oh boy- if you have the strength to hear about these crimes, look up “last will and testament” - insane killer who taunted a victim’s family relentlessly during the time of rotary wall phones- I won’t give his name any dignity- he was caught by his own stupidity and literally his handwriting- sometimes justice prevails albeit so often too late.
I think it's absolutely ridiculous that they don't have Shannon down as being murdered obviously she was just listen to her phone call absolutely sickening how they have dropped the ball when it comes to Shannon,..
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Well...he sure speaks like a murderer...
Doesn't being in a position of leadership then, due to self serving reasons, you fail to respond to a public health emergency - leading to hundreds of thousands dying - make you kinda like a serial killer?
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I like 48hrs, the way they put these episodes together. Seeing real footage of crime scenes, interrogations etc. Definitely one of the best true crime shows
20 years
The narrator's voice is also dramatic. She makes it more interesting
Definitely better then TH-camrs documentaries.
@@scandalouslando204yeah, but sometimes they’re the only way to get a quick fix! 🧟♂️🧟♂️🧟♂️
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I really appreciate that the victims names are repeated often.
Yes-I always hated ghat they would say “6 prostitutes” and dismiss their lived with those words.
@@beastshawneeOh they haven’t stopped. Wait until til it’s all black women. They will go back to describing them that way.
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Well said.
Yes... my sweet beautiful 19 year old daughter was murdered in 2001 no justice...
My friends were afraid of hurting me by talking about her and I told them I love that she is remembered.. them not talking about her doesn't mean I won't think of her.. she is always on my mind... always my first born..of 2 a daughter and a son...
Years ago, I remember a NYPD detective on an ID true crime show who shared a perspective that has remained etched in my memory. He stated, "You never truly know a person; you only know what they choose to show you." This is precisely the lens I perceive people.
I've Always told my children and my husband, that you'll never truly know me just like I'll never truly know you because we only show each other what we choose to.
Absolute truth. 💯 accurate.
Excellent. Thank you for sharing.
Amen to that. Cheers.
Ooo i like that! Definitely going to be changing my perspective now, thats fantastic 👏🏼
I'm a victim of bullying and never bullied anyone in my life because I know how painful it is, so it's not an excuse.
Most of us see how stupid the people doing it are and don't want to participate, but it hurts us not to
no one said its an excuse. However, if you look at the childhood of serial killers you will see a pattern of abuse. documented by the FBI. Fact.
Facts. People have got to stop putting serial killers on a pedestal. Like wtf?
Exactly, like golden rule says, "Do unto others as you would have them do to you".
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One of the biggest shocks is as an architect Running his own business, his house was a Dump
Yup cuz he didn’t want his family comfortable and spent all his money on guns and prostitution
Exactly! I couldn't believe that someone with such a job lives in a house more rundown than my own, and I live paycheck to paycheck.
Well, there is an old saying that “the cobbler’s kids have no shoes.”
Meaning that if the dad does something all day at work.. he likely isn’t going to do that when he gets home.
And there is a difference between an architect who designs buildings, and a good home renovator or decorator.
@@ElaAusDemTalRemember that it is Long Island, where NYC is within daily commuting distance. So I bet that dumpy ranch costs near a million dollars.
I lived on Long Island 2 years and prices and rent are crazy compared to most any place else.
Lol im an architect, and our homes/apartment are usually a dump, a big mess. Thank god for the ladies who date architects x
How about a 48 hour '48 Hours' marathon?
It would be 500 hours because of all the annoying commercial breaks.
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There's one somewhere on here.
@olds394 not if you have that grade A TH-cam premium like me 😄. Absolutely ZERO ads. It's fantastic.
I've been abused & bullied for most of my life. Now at 50 yrs of age, I ought to have accumulated an unfathomable number of remains right?? I suppose my brain just isnt wired that way. I'd rather do good in the world, not cause devastation. Stay safe everyone & be kind 🙏🏻 xx
@AACE73 i was also bullied. I was taller than some other kids and was called “ big bird” “ too tall jones”etc. at 57 hear me roar i don’t put up with rudeness or nonsense now.
I think 89.6% of generation x was bullied, traumatized by their own families, molested, beaten, and otherwise effed up. When people use that as an excuse, I feel us all, collectively, roll our eyes.
P.s. Happy 50th year❤
If you're still being bullied & abused as an adult, your picker is broken. Stay away from abusers. You probably seek them out subconsciously. I found my awesome hubby now, because I dated someone the complete opposite of anyone I would've dated. He's my best friend & a great step dad to my kids.
My sweet, beautiful children were bullied and one ended up in intensive care. Their suffering went beyond what I could imagine. I empathized, sympathized, advocated and probably made no difference but I certainly tried. Having a bird’s eye view of bullying and the appalling indifference of schools, coaches, communities, etc., my heart goes out to you. There is something cruel in many people. Even if it’s Darwinian, anyone claiming to be civilized and bound to Judeo-Christian faith, the Golden Rule, similar ethics in other spiritual practices must be dedicated to overcoming any such drive and teaching that to our youngest as soon and as frequently as possible…not only to reduce the kind of resentment and horrific consequences it can drive but: because. bullying. is. cruel. and. wrong.
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I hope Stephen has learned to forgive his 6 year old self who opened the door. It is so tragic to watch his ongoing struggles. His mother would undoubtedly want him to live a happy life, and wouldn't hold her children to blame at all.
i doubt it
I agree. I understand his point of view especially as it occurred to him at age six and made such an impact it has remained a core belief. If you are out there Stephen, I’m a mother hurt accidentally several times by my young children. Of course, I never suffered anything approaching your mother’s experience but as a mother, I’ve no doubt she would never ever blame you anymore than I blamed my children for innocent missteps of childhood. Children are our youngest, most innocent learners with developing not mature brains. It takes years, even decades for babies to become thoughtful, careful adults. Conferring “adulthood” on those age 18 is even premature if one looks seriously at more recent neuro developmental studies. The brain’s neuroplasticity extends forever but its most significant growth occurs in the first 30 years. At six, you could dress, use the bathroom, maybe tie your shoes and start reading but following rules like not opening the door to strangers is not as simple as it sounds especially when the stranger is a cunning adult predator, thus suffer children coast to coast and around the world in the hands of adults determined to do harm. As the reply giver above hopes, I do, too: trust no loving Mom wants you to suffer at all, certainly not more than you already have from your loss. I wish you peace wherever you are.
The irony of him blaming himself when honestly it’s a parental fail. I have 9. 8 of which are grown and until 16 they knew, “I don’t care if Jesus knocks, you better not touch that door. Don’t even respond with WHO IS IT. Come get Me or Dad or a sib over 16”. In 34 years, only on child did and they were 15 and it was my mother. Still grounded for a week cause dammit I said not even Jesus and although I love my mother dearly, Jesus she is not!! So to your point, I pray he finds peace cause it was never his fault. Ever!!!!
So,so sad to him still grieving & blaming his 6yr old self..I hope that demon who carried out those atrocities gets offed in jail ..& I truly hope it hurts & the quicker the better as then the adult Stephen can finally..(& I hope he meant it when he said it..& if he did I hope it works!.)..finds the peace he says his death will bring!!..
All my thoughts and prayers to you Stephen & to all of that ugh,disgusting excuse of a human being's poor victim's too Xxoxo
Who says Raider wouldn't have overpowered him or busted a window? He would have found a way in without Stephen. That poor man should forgive himself for that day.
We need more 48 Hours Marathons.
Yeeessssss!!!!
True
Did you watch the one dedicated to survivors?❤
Poor girl love her sister
I'd never seen the BTK episode and this interview with the Wegerle family. I appreciate how 48 Hours shows the victims' stories.
When this lady describes is interesting BUT, the questions she makes are not needed and are annoying. Please! No questions woman!
"NO" questions? What about BETTER questions?@@sandracid4987
48 Hours MARATHON?! I'm here for it! 😍💯👍
Perfect off day plans!
YESSSS!
i thought it was gonna be 48 hours but it was only 2.
Make tht 2 of us
Yes ma’am!! I’m doing that as we speak!!!!🎉
I don't know what serial killer out there, who knows he's left some DNA isn't shaking in his boots about genetic genealogy knocking at the door.
I don’t know. Serial killers know that one day they will be caught. The fear of being caught seems to be blunted in a serial killer. That’s way many of them taunt the public and the police. They WANT to be linked to their victims. They WANT to have the chance to talk, and lay claim to, their crimes. But not all serial killers want to be infamous. So, yes, you’re correct. Some of them are most assuredly shaking in their boots!
Seriously. My mom had a cousin that was murdered in 1985. I remember seeing a pic of her when I was a teenager @ my late grandfather's, thinking it was my mom bc they looked so similar. Her/her b/f awoke to a masked man at the foot of their bed with a knife. Tied them both up but left with her. They found her a few miles away. She had been stabbed to death & s/a. Long story short in 2021 one of these genealogy websites got a hit to someone in their bloodline. It came down to a dude serving 2 life sentences in Michigan (for similar crimes) He claims he didn't do it, but his DNA was at the scene. This happened in Jacksonville, Fl.. So much time had passed they thought her case would never be solved
I know, absolutely amazing and wonderful
@@Marie-pb2zy fully agreed with you it's the new technology that is closing all cold cases.
@@zacharywhite4448 wow, this is what I mean. In your case they already got him BUT also slammed the case closed and determined the truth. Also that case happened two years before I was born.
Tim Parlin was married to my wife's best friend. We knew him very well. When we heard the news, we were not the least bit surprised. My wife had some kittens and she came home from work one day and he had drown them all in the tub for no apparent reason. The guy was blood thirsty. This happened before I met my wife. The woman he was married to has since passed away. She divorced him shortly after he was arrested.
😢how sad 🙋♀️❣️
This is sicking to hear
just to sad.😢
OMG 😳
I think that he believes in nothing. He will be surprised...
I bet BTK is not only guilty of the lives of humans, but also of many dogs he took of the streets as a dog catcher. He chose that job for a reason.
Rayder -btk ,has evil eyes ,how was he elected by the congregation and all these ppl saying he was a good guy?
@@Maruzzela-l1u Intelligence and empathy are lacking severely on the right. They’re still supporting Trump for president 😂 🙄🤡
The dog catcher is not the one who euthanize's them he just brings them in I'm sure but I see what you mean
I agree wholeheartedly with you!
so sick
I was an escort living from hotel to motel before I went to jail, found out I was pregnant and got sober. My mom was always worried sick about me.. she was always worried I would OD. But what scared her even more was someone hurting me. A client hurting me. It used to scare me too. I knew so many girls desperate for money that would see any guy that called them... not me. I was choosey. If I got a bad vibe.. I wouldn't see them. I didn't do out calls unless I built a rapport and they were a regular. I know anything can happen even when they came to my hotel room but there were usually cameras in the hallways and I felt there was a lesser chance of me being hurt if they had to come see me. I'm glad to be away from that life now with my beautiful son. The only close call I had was having a knife pulled on me one time when I went to a guys hotel room. I ended up puking from the adrenaline and ran out of there in nothing but a bra. These women must have been so scared...
You have no idea how lucky you are. My mom was an intensive care RN. She took care of a working girl that had a 10 inch knife used up her rear end. She had to have her intestines partly removed & patched back together. Please, don't ever go back to that *work*.
Glad to hear you're in a better place now❤
This world is the biggest addiction to want to do ANYTHING to stay here...
@@mariatorres9789 but says alot about men to do such to another human
Want to comeback to that life? 300 for you for the hour?
They’re all talking about how normal BTK looks but he looks like a creep to me that I wouldn’t be comfortable around 😂
Same. He looks like someone I'd run the other way from.
he looks normal to me..a typical suburban dude...there is some hint of malice deep behind the eyes somewhere if you look very close. But normally nobody looks that deeply
Look up super mutant fallout😂
Just be sure someone is tall, big and unattractive doesn't mean they are creeps.
I agree, looks off and not because I know he is, something very peculiar about him sets off my sense of security.
Dave Shaller, Amber's roommate is aware af. Dude is valuable.
We need more observant friends like him.
Translate pls
@@SubRosa33
“” Amber’s roommate, Dave Shaller, he is very much aware of his surroundings. This kind of citizen is a very valuable asset to mankind.
It would be wonderful for our planet if we were all like Dave Shaller.””
Sub, this is my take on what he said.
Schaller*
Yeah such a good friend he let his friend be a whole....get a grip
@@dougwade1332a "whole" . What in the hell is that? And what do you mean let his friend be anything? Is he her parent?
My dad was murdered and they have no suspect, crying 😭 . Watching this, I just really want them to find who bashed my 61-year-old dad head in. The Jamaican justice system has failed me!! I don't have the money to seek help. Derrick Bandoo, that's his name.
I am so sorry for your loss and hope for justice for your family. I will remember his name. Rest in peace Derrick Bandoo, I am sure you look down on your daughter with pride ❤️
I’m so sorry😢
I’m so sorry 😢
I will never be able to fully comprehend why so many people are just evil to the core and how they live among so many good people like myself and others with morals and a kind heart. I wish the world wasn't so messed up.
Seriously. It's plainly sad and awful.
I wish it wasn’t true but it does seem like we need to have evil to have good.
Psychopaths don't recognize other people as being human like them. They see either tools or impediments to getting what they want.
Demon possession.
It's so selfish when a defendant confesses to a crime then refuses to plead guilty just so they can waste everyone's time and tax payer dollars by dragging the case all the way to court knowing damn well they don't stand a chance.
They want a trial to relive their crimes and get more supply from victim families reactions
Memo to Serial Killers: Don't eat pizza!
Brilliant investigation work on the Task Force!
I love this podcast!
Or drink coffee.
He must have spent all of his money on escorts and pizza. He surely didn’t spend it on a decent home for his family, despite him be successful architect and owning several properties.
I was thinking the same! He had his family living in a shack from the looks of it
Well he probably barely broke even by having to pay a gigantic payment for his NYC Manhattan office. He wanted the novelty of saying "my company's HQ is DOWNTOWN NYC in the big buildings. His house looks infested and it's probably because that's all they could afford. Sick
Seriously? House looks nice and cozy to me, but I guess that's by blue collar standards.
That house definitely looks out of place in the neighborhood it's in. All the other homes are newer and two stories and are very much more well kept, that house needs to be demolished!
He wasn't paying the escorts much because $1500 for all night is cheap.
For seniors like myself on a fixed income and can't afford Spectrum or other co, thank you. It's such a nice thing to do for others. This is a series I always enjoyed. Thanks for sharing 😊😂
Megan's daughter seems like a sweet, strong person. I'm glad she got closure.
My mom watched a serieal killer known as the yorkshire ripper be pulled over and arrested as a kid. He was convicted after that arrest.
She was also on the road the next day when they came back and found his weapons.
Crazy to think she was living and playing in the regular path of a violent serial killer...
Omg no way!!! May I ask if she is still alive?
@@Kristi-i3o yes, she's still alive and well. ☺️
Sutcliffe wasn't "pulled over". He was parked in the driveway of a closed business with a prostitute (his intended victim of the night) in his car. It was well past 10 PM and it was not a residential area. Strange place/time for a kid to be. I think your mum's memory is faulty.
@@greatbear1092 im literally just saying what i have always been told, by not just my mum, but both grandparents, my uncle, and 3 of my grandmas siblings who lived in that area at the time.
My mum would be the best one to tell the story as she saw it, im just telling what i remember from my mum and family telling me about it over the years.
I would strongly recommend That Chapter if you're into true crime. It employs police interviews, body cam footage and family footage but zero stock photos/ videos etc as time fillers - which is not an uncommon habit in this genre.
Mike is also hilarious - only taking the p155 out of the perpetrator WHILST simultaneously absoblooloutely respecting the victim and their family.
I started watching him during my first hospitalisation for 6 months from covid. I (am) (was?) in the only profession that (even pre vacinne) was on the front line every day where non-medical interventions, were banned! I have type 1 diabetes, kidney failure etc etc. But that low point was made far more bearable thanks to discovering Mike. Been a fan since ❤️
Let’s give it a goo!
I love Mike! ❤❤
I dance to the life insurance music.
I (am) if you are still in the medical field or law enforcement and I (was) if you became so burnt out you quit your job, drove out of town in your car, continued driving until you ran out of gas, left your car and are still living in that same town under an assumed name.
My adult children and their spouses are still in law enforcement and my husband and I are in the medical field, now retired. Your comment is quite the brain teaser. ❤️
32:34 I respect Kerrie and Melissa so so much for reaching out to these other women and children who are absolutely victims of these killers as well 😢 bless these women ❤
I think it’s great they reached out to the victims because they have been through it themselves and it gives them someone who understands to talk to.
@@missmiss5051why should they feel the need to contribute money.
@@missmiss5051 huh???
@@missmiss5051why should they though?? They are victims as much as the families - they owe them nothing!!
Esp when it would be completely understandable for them to want their privacy & anonymity.
Rex Huerman was an architect! You couldn’t tell by his house!!!
When I was a house keeper for 40+ hours a week I noticed my house keeping at home lacked. When it’s your job it’s harder to continue the work at home. 🤷♀️
you can be anything, but doesn’t mean you are good with money management
HAHAHA
14:52, His back yard looks like a garbage dump, Professional Architect.....I think not! Professional Call Girl Killer coward Ogre that subjected his family home life to the dump, grossly 🤮
Psychopaths are very good at hiding in plain sight.
Some of them are so good at it that even when they are caught the community refuses to accept the evidence that confirms their guilt. Wayne Williams is such an example.
No, they’re not. It has nothing to do with intelligence or craftiness. And the vast, vast majority of them never commit crimes & just live their lives.
Are any of the three diagnosed psychopaths?
Facts 😮
Btw, there has always been bullying going on in schools. I grew up in the 60s70s, in every classroom there was a bully.
Onliest difference to today : You took care of the "problem" then and there, let the bully feel the force of nature for a minute and mostly, mostly the issue was solved.
Ok boomer
@@Oliviabensonot7it's true.
@@Oliviabensonot7They didn't have knives and guns in their school backpack in our ancient times. More serial killers though, so maybe the bullies were next level back then? Personally I reckon the number of predators back then has more to do with how crappy law enforcement methods used to be. They got scientists in and now they catch them .
Not true in my experience at all (having grown up in the 70s and 80s). Bullying is only one contributing factor and doesn’t exist for every serial killer. And contributing factors only give us a hint of root cause that we might possibly identify sooner, certainly not an excuse.
I never thought the name Matt could be turned into calling a boy Mattscara (mascara makeup). Kids can be cruel
Feel so bad for all the victims families.
Imagine the fear he instilled in those poor girls. He chose the tiniest women.
THE VICTIMS CHOSE HIM..THEY WERE ESCORTS😂
@@leelunk8235this attitude is so boring lmao, find a new thing baby
@leelunk8235 victim blaming comes from those who lack empathy. It's actually seen a lot in narcissistic behaviors. Seek therapy.
@@canyounot89 I CANT HAVE EMPATHY FOR THOSE 1000 CASES ON TH-cam..I DONT KNOW THEM LIKE THAT .FACT IS THEY KNEW THE RISK..GOING TO A STRANGERS HOUSE FOR SEX IS SUPER RISKY..AND ITS A FELONY ALSO
@@leelunk8235ope. There's that lack of empathy again. It's almost like you're saying sex workers get what they deserve. Weird take. Who hurt you?
I've never understood how someone this dark can hide so well from their loved ones, but if they didnt know I feel so sorry for them
Sadly it can happen, that's another sick thing how the monster can play so many parts in evil.
People who abuse their partners can live their entire life with a mask on for their friends, neighbours and work colleagues. So I guess it can happen the other way around.
I know that 911 dispatchers need to remain neutral and professional, but I get so tired of hearing the apathetic voices when there is no answer on the line because something has clearly happened to the caller. It's like the 911 caller had something better to do and the caller has disrupted them. I have done the job myself so I know there is no need for that kind of response.
Former 911 dispatcher here. Best job ever. Sadly the others employed were clearly burned out- rude and apathetic. I sure miss the job. I liked helping people in need. No one calls the cops bcuz they are having a great day.
That's what I was thinking too...Ive lost track how many crappy dispatchers I've listened to from true crime videos. But just about every single industry has a mix of good/bad and represents the general public.
What about that horrible dispatcher who scolded and belittled that poor woman as she was about to drown? Horrible
@@tristezzalamentoluciano265 ugh that broke my heart. Came to comment cause I've been a 911 dispatcher for 6-7 years and agree so much. So many get burnt out and don't take the time and effort to keep themselves healthy in a job like this
I'm amazed an architect with his own firm would live in such a rundown house!! My heart goes out to the families of the 4 victims and to his ex-wife and children!
Just what I thought.
To busy stalking to fix his home.
I dont know why Asa didn't take over the maintenance of the home.
Something wrong with her.
Some of the nastiest houses that I’ve been to on business were owned by people considered highly successful and upper middle class.
Hoarding affects people from every demographic. I believe it's a sign of something the person is struggling with? We know this man was just a monster!
yea i was also wondering about that, if he was such a successful man whoowned the business ,his house ;ooked like something outta a trailer park!!
Yep that note on the cruise ship would have done it for me
Right! Dear boss, I quit effective immediately ✌🏾
Thanks for the upload, the longer the better
Im so sorry for all of the families. None of the victims deserved this, no matter what they did for money.
I feel for Rex family too, the lady saying she wouldn’t probably where the sweater brought to her by his wife.. I really feel for the family they are really victims as well😢
It’s a shame! She will never see the second half of her life! No one should be murdered like that or at all! RIP
Hate when people say certain serial killers were so smart. If they were, they wouldn’t be cocky enough to think that they’d be able to get away.
You might be shocked at how many of them are never caught. There was one (can't think of his name) who died of natural causes in his 70s. His poor wife, prefatory to selling the house, began the painful task of sorting through her late husband's belongings - and found his "trophies".😨 No one had ever suspected him of ANY wrongdoing while he was alive, much less multiple murders.
Something that bothers me so much is that i can’t seem to grasp why the police didn’t track the burner numbers Rex used to contact the victims any earlier? Then they could’ve seen that it was connecting to the cell tower in massapequa park and that would have helped their investigation enormously
Incompetency
Wow. Bill Wegerle sure has a beautiful family. Gorgeous children.
The second episode is called the shape of a killer, and it's Maureen's best episode of late.
This is the first time I'm seeing it. What a way to help the case!
Nah I think it’s the “Writing on the Wall” episode. Its so well done too.
@@youtubersassemble5055 very good as well, so is the Mary Day episode, and the Hollywood Ripper. But I put this ahead because it's closer to 2020.
Shannon is a hero in my eyes. She was sent there by some divine force and paid a horrific price not even related to the serial killer apparently to lead us to the serial killer she’s a hero.
I feel so bad for Steve. He needs to forgive. Not for the freak animal but for himself. He's torturing himself.
These are so addicting!!
This collage of episodes makes for a great night for me. Thank you for sharing this!
As someone who lives on Long Island, i gotta say there are so many people here that look, and act like creepy serial killers
There are 50 serial killers on Long Island as we speak.
Well, there sure are many scumbags in any area so large.
How on earth do these defence attorneys live with themselves?????
sociopaths
You don’t understand their job. Their job is a part of a check and balance system that checks the prosecution power in a way such that innocent people are convicted or persecuted less as a result. Welcome to the civilized world where we don’t have to be as fearful of wrongfully/randomly/systemically forms of persecution. You should hope you are wrongly committed of any crime with that disdain for their profession.
They don't care ..it's money money money
@@chunkymonkey428exactly
The fact that his wife divorced him immediately tells me all I need to know
That she knew, correct?
@@hillarybillary21why would that be the case?!
@@hillarybillary21no.
2 hours of 48 hours? About serial killers nonetheless! What a treat!
These stories are top notch, especially how they focus so much on the victims.
Thank you for the upload 🧡
1:47:06 BTK Killers former job was installing alarm systems, targeting his victims!😮😒😢
i used to know a policeman in uk who became a vicar then he stole the church coffers, then he came an alarm salesman. we knew him as our vicar. we did not buy from him, he came into our house though with one woman and 2 kids, easy way for men to attack and rob women
Rex just goes to show, no matter what your profession , you can still be a serial killer in disguise. Evil.
The Happy Face Killer 🙃 Keith Jesperson just did an interview and said that Rex and him have been writing each other!!!
I heard that too! I think Jesperson just wants to be talked about again so he reached out to Rex and now the news is talking about it!
Can you imagine the content in those letters 😮
Maybe they’re swapping confessions of remorse?? 🙄
We can only hope😰
His habit of eating pizza on the go was not his undoing, at the point in time they've identified him as a suspect they are going to get DNA off of something, it doesn't matter what.
They aren't going to throw you in prison for life without the possibility of parole or the death penalty for being an architect, his undoing was his crimes.
If they want your DNA 🧬 they WILL get it one way or another!! It’s been long time coming….
Totally. They could have snuck in as cleaning crew and stolen pens or something From his office. Emptied his garbage can and found a soda can, straw, cup, old food - something. That pizza was merely out in the open so the collection was above board. Just like when cops go through your garbage. The moment you put it outside it’s the publics
@@stevensonjc21 exactly
Thank you Rob Leef!
I had never heard about the G. Beach murders until it was over. Was it national news?
That's a good question. I live here so not sure. But there definitely was a 48 hrs about it back then and maybe ev n a second one. It.was after the internet of course but not quite yet when people started using social media on phones so may not have gotten as much publicity nationwide as it would today.
@@brandyk That makes sense. Thanks! I bet it was crazy living there during that time
Yes it was
It's obvious that the female juror has got a thing for Gant-Benalcalzar
Otherwise how could you not find him guilty.
He was sitting there like he was bored and not being put under pressure from the cops.
The heart punch classic music of 48 hours is the best!! I love it❤👍👍👍
I know I love that intro ❤
I always skip the intro because I find it so scary 🙈.
Absolutely ❤❤❤❤ I love it 😀
I'm so tired of hearing this is someone they never expected or this just doesn't happen in our neighborhood
Many guys who do home repair companies have criminal records which is why they have to start their own Handi-Man companies. So you have to be careful who you have over your house to do home repairs.
😅 scary af but makes sense why there are so many independent companies…
I was so happy and shocked that the Detectives and the FBI finally caught him. I never thought he would of been caught!!! Finally these ladies and their families will have some justice.
Would HAVE not "would of".
WOW THIS WAS HORRIBLE TRAGEDY ‼️🙏Prayers go out to the family. I feel that the woman walking their dog should've called the police. Especially acting the way she did. The killer has no chance of being rehabilitated he's a narcissist. IN EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD
Your'e a psychiatrist?
Loving this marathon . More pls 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
They always claim Manson was the worst. Manson was nowhere near as deranged as some of these
Every single “documentary “ on serial killers claims that the one they’re featuring is/was the most prolific and evil one to ever exist.
everytime i hear 911 dispatcher my anger management grows 😅. either stupid question or slow to react. its better to track the call than keep on asking or saying hello
I know that cell phones are harder to pinpoint. But I agree with you. even if they have already dispatched officers or EMS, stop with the stupid questions! I listened to one the other night and the dispatcher asked the woman for her SS#! She had been attacked and was bleeding. I know they have to be professional, but there is no reason to act bored. You’re talking to someone at probably the worst moment of their life. At least try to act interested and offer some reassurance or words of comfort. It really creams my corn.
The gilgo beach bodies total 11. They think he killed 3 possibly 4 of them. I believe he killed all 11
I remember watching documentaries and the movie called Lost Girls...never thought i would have lived to see this day.
Justice 🩷🩷🩷🩷
In Denmark we got a new law in 2022, that forbids lifers from having visits from and correspondence with any person, they didn't know before being arrested.
It's only for the first ten years though, but it's still better than nothing.
Wow that really is a terrible punishment. It fits the crime.
Excellent law
Innocent prisoners in America have had their sentences vacated - through the help of common people not known prior. Is there a provision in Denmark, if its related to their case?
@@BCOG1580
Of course they have access to lawyers and others in relation to their case.
The law was passed to protect ignorant girls/women with a twisted father complex from marrying psycho killers.
The case of Peter Madsen, who killed and departed a Swedish journalist (Kim Wahl) in his self made U-boat, is what set it in motion. Crazy females fell in love with him.
I'm sure you experience the same in America - The night stalker case for instance
The channel "This Chapter" on YoyTube made a video about the Kim Wahl case.
My heart is breaking for that sister. I’m an escort and it’s the scariest job I’ve ever done done in my life. I’m pretty much done with it. I don’t care how much money I make. I turned in to a drug addict and alcoholic. My family is done too. I feel sooo bad for the victims. Cause I know the pain.
Way to hang in there! Sad story all around 😢
@@JB-wv9jo Yes very sad.
Thank you for posting these full episodes on here--I really enjoy these
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE 48 HOURS
That scream at the start . God bless your soul, Shannon 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
What do you mean it could be as simple as transfer? The wife was out of town in Iceland during the murders it's of course transfer.
Kerrie and Melissa thank you for reaching out to ASA and her children
1:15:44 absolutely ridiculous. How could the juror not consider that confession?!? That must've been unbelievably frustrating for the rest of them that had the common sense to convict that POS!
I remember watching this in 2010 and thinking my god how many unknown killers are there?? Its what made me stop watching unsolved stuff.
What an extraordinarily strange person and what immeasurable grief and terror he poisoned our world with. My deepest sympathy to those personally touched, my deepest respect for the law enforcement and criminal justice professionals and jurors who persisted to remove this predator, and my esteem for the 48 Hours team for bringing its perspective to this and all their reports. I am a journalist as well (although less distinguished.) Being one permits me to appreciate how much work and what hard decisions go into crafting such a time-limited report. The depraved minds of people like Dennis Rader are intensely complex and only worth investigating to help us as a society cotton faster to their presence, stop their destruction and, hopefully, some day, discover and reroute them before they ever hurt a soul, human or otherwise. So sad and worse, so wasteful, cruel and unnecessary that anyone deliberately poison our world, which has enough natural disasters and challenges from disease.
I have hunted with old timers and never have any, including myself, have ever wrapped game animals in burlap. So what's that all about? " As soon as we saw the burlap , we knew the killer was a hunter."
The police were incompetent during their investigation so they might have just made that up after the fact🤷🏼♂️😂
I also don’t understand this and grew up around hunters
I thought the exact same thing!! It's ludicrous
The most heartbreaking one to me was in the first section, peaches and her baby girl. So sad and horrible. I can't even imagine being a murderer, sounds awful.
Great documentary!
Serial killers rarely touch their immediate family members. In public they are seen as perfect yet inside they are dying and hiding their true characters...condolences to the victims and families. 😢
Looks like Rex Heuermann, for all his professional success, lived in a dump.
My profession has taken me into many highly “successful “ and wealthy people’s homes. The ones who are too miserly to pay for housekeepers are often filthy. I’ll never forget one mansion that I went into. An elderly lady lived alone in it and it reeked of death. The lady was strange but polite. Something just wasn’t right in that mansion.
Amazing detective work to find this guy with his phone activity.
So scary hearing Shannon say someone was after her. She was not joking. Scary.
The city or county or whatever government should have sent out construction workers at their expense to put the house back to its original state.
I get that it was a beat up old house, but the destruction caused by the police investigation is not their fault… 🤷🏻♀️
If I had money sitting around, I’d definitely pay for a decent renovation/repair…😞
May God have mercy on the family and help them rebuild, somehow…🙏🏼
For all the home invasion victims or potential victims out there: Get a loving, affectionate, big, loyal, working guard dog. Dobermans are trainable but take some work. Louie, our Doberman, knows as soon as anyone walks up the steps outside anytime of day or night. Tiny, small, yippy dogs are cute but useless to prevent home invasions. Firearms are essential as well for protection but with a working guard dog you will never be ambushed.
Psychopaths who are serial killers like Rex blend in quite well, they have families of their own and jobs,they're polite and helpful to neighbors and some are overly charming, that's how they get away with it for so long,not all serial killers are homeless drifters.
Yep, some even dress up as clowns for birthday parties.
Fantastic update..I've been watching 48hrs for yrrrrs now & love this programme & it's interviewer's/presenters..You all do a fab job..very gracious but also very tenacious when you want or need to be..Great comeback on TH-cam!...
Understand that everyone on the Suffolk count police dept got indicted or fired for scandals which is why a new team was put together. 😳 thabk God for them
First episode - The Gilgo Beach Serial Killing: 00:00 to @41:38
I’m going to watch this full 2 hour video tonight, I will come back to this comment and add the start and end times for each episode as I come to them. I’ll try to also add the actual episode titles if I can find them.
The Killers wife and son looked like to they are just broken. But I definitely have to say God Bless the families of all his young victims.
What sort of person murders someone and then uses their (the victim's) phone to call their teenage daughter and taunt them. I cannot think of any punishment that fits this crime.... Starvation chained a few inches from a delicious rotating conveyor belt of food perhaps?
Oh boy- if you have the strength to hear about these crimes, look up “last will and testament” - insane killer who taunted a victim’s family relentlessly during the time of rotary wall phones- I won’t give his name any dignity- he was caught by his own stupidity and literally his handwriting- sometimes justice prevails albeit so often too late.
BUM BA DUH DUH, BUM BA DUH DUH, BUM BA DUH DUH DUH. That intro hits too hard guys lol
Omg SERIOUSLY!!!! I fast fwd that intro music because of how much I hate it!!!!
No kidding, mate! I'm constantly posting to 48 hours that they've GOT to change it. I HATE it!!
I hate it, the old theme song was fine
too tru
I think it's absolutely ridiculous that they don't have Shannon down as being murdered obviously she was just listen to her phone call absolutely sickening how they have dropped the ball when it comes to Shannon,..