It might be the ponytails babe. As a cosmetologist, we learn that putting your hair into a ponytail can cause stress on ur scalp. It can cause it to bleed, turn red from irritation, and even cause hair to be pulled out without you even noticing. It’s nothing serious to worry about. Just take a break from putting your hair up.
I think it happened to Jojo Siwa, too? No shade intended at all. The only 'tight' hairstyle I can withstand without getting a headache is braids, and I assumed that's because the stress is more evenly distributed over the scalp.
Well thanks for this because I wear a lot of buns/ponytails and have a sensitive scalp, that’s something to be mindful of Might have to invest in a few headbands 🤭
i normally do high ponytails and tighter hairstyles but when i notice bleeding and hair loss i let it down or put it in loose buns at the bottom of my head
The motorist in this story is a literal angel. It’s really reassuring that there are some amazing people around the world who WILL look after the safety of random people and children. Always trust your gut when you see something that you think isn’t right.
I'm just gonna say it- when you're convicted of a crime related to a child with sexual motives, THERE IS NO REHABILITATION. THEY ARE ANIMALS AND WILL OFFEND AGAIN. The need to be put down like the rabid animals they are.
They will never sort it out until they start categorizing it better. If they don't lump in men peeing outside with actual predators, it'll be easier to ban offenders from more things.
If someone saw me or my daugther damn i d be so in debt but i also had a mom who was in new york of 70 at my daugther age and all were full of heroin my dad aldready at 12 so enchanted my mom like that to say he was covered just cause others were doing the same till 90 fact 91 i was born angry and in withdrawl
They never should've released him. I'm in Texas and we have a law here that if there's a serious assault/attempted murder and the victim won't press charges the state picks it up and the perpetrator is still charged.
Yeah I didn't understand that! I survived an attempted murder as a teenager and didn't want to testify in court. And I was told "no worries just please comto the trial if you can so we can speak with you
The excuse of:”they didnt want to put their child thru the stress of going to trial” was also used in my case years ago…i would have LOVED to have testified..the adults made that decision out of complete selfishness.
I'm sorry. I testified at 12 yrs old and even though it was scary...I was proud of myself for it. Although it was back when they let anyone in the court room so I had to speak on things in front of strangers but by the time I was done they were all in tears and he earned more haters. I hope whoever hurt you got punished and not a slap on the wrist. Sending you a hug! ❤
@@amymccammon9078 I also testified, but family was allowed in. Unfortunately none of my family believed me, they believed my abuser. Hurt a lot seeing my mom on his side of the courtroom. Luckily the jury was on my side and he got 25 years. He was older going in and had health problems so I’m really hoping he doesn’t make it out. His attorney tried to get me to agree to his plea deal of house arrest, but I told my attorney I wanted him in prison so he could never hurt a little girl ever again. The pre-trial was just strangers, and testifying even just in front of strangers is extremely uncomfortable, but we did it. Stay proud!
@@TurboCharms they let my abuser plea down and gave him a whopping 3 months ....he's since re offended and it kills me that it could've been prevented. His gf sat behind him in court with her 2 young kids...it broke my heart and he ended up getting out and abusing them. I am so sorry you had to endure that without support...I admire your strength to continue and keep that monster behind bars with or without the support of anyone else❤❤❤hugs
Bruh there are men who have been in prison for decades for having 5 grams of weed on them. This man assaulted and beat a woman, coaxed a child away from her home with weed and this bro got like 2 years. For that? Jesus Christ I know he eventually is indicted/convicted of murder. But for fuck sake he was givin so many outs.
The system is NOT JUST IN ANY WAY WHATSOEVER! The 7 yrs i spent in prison, i saw nothing but misjustice and disgusting behavior by the correctional officers, counselors & inmates. So many sentences were not abt justice. Its abt the win. The conviction. Cook county has held ppl up to 10+ yrs trying to break them to just take a deal n the states attorney gets their win especially wen they really didnt have proof or good enough evidence. And they keep inmates in horrid conditions and condemned buildings there. The officers there are racist af & are so fuckin dirty. They dont give a fuck abt law or justice, they did so much illegal shit. Fuck the judicial system and the correctional system & all the dirty co's that do what they do.
I think the U.S. should release EVERYONE who is only in prison for posessing weed! I mean, get real. The stuff is hardly more dangerous than alcohol, and any time they have already saved is more than enough.
Just think how Sherryl felt once she found out that she intitaclly picked out a serial killer to go on a date with. Always follow your gut instincts! I wonder what he did or said back stage to creep her out so bad.
Same I wonder what he said.. I hate to say it but just from the video footage I couldn’t tell that he was such a monster.. and I get a weird feeling quite quickly
Idk I don’t think he is that creepy on the show. He is easily the best looking. He does say super weird stuff, but the girl’s questions are also weird, I kind of thought the whole thing might be scripted.
You should do a case on Sam Little who I believe is the most prolific. He had a photographic memory and could recall 93 of his victims with significant detail. So eerie.
God, I hate Sam Little. I'm mad to this day that he got away with his crimes for so long, solely because all his victims were poor black women. Speaks to how much less they were valued compared to the little white girls being killed by scum like Bundy and Rodney. Malcolm X was more than right when he said that 'the most unprotected person in America is the black woman'.
God, Sam Little. I'm mad to this day that he got away with it for so long, solely because they were poor women of color. Speaks to how much less they were valued compared to the lily white girls who were the victims of Bundy and Rodney. Malcolm X was more than right when he said that 'the most unprotected person in America is the black woman'.
Yes! I've noticed her matching them in a few videos but I kept forgetting to see if she does it in every video/on purpose. I appreciate! Orange nails? Ooh, we're getting sunset eyes today!
How could he be on a dating show when he's a 'registered sex offender'? The answer to your question is there was no such a thing as a registered sex offender in the 70s. I don't think the registry came around until the 90s. And computer databases weren't as prevalent back then either. People had to literally share paper files. He wasn't a 'sex offender' he was just someone who had a criminal background, but back then no one was able to check up people's criminal activity that easily. Also the odds the motorist was watching the news when the sketch was released was pretty high in the 70s. There weren't that many channels or shows in the 70s and everyone pretty much watched the same thing at the same time. You couldn't even record anything and there was no internet to stream. You watched stuff when it was aired. So yeah, there was a good chance you and all your friends/coworkers watched the same thing the night before. And that's your history lesson from your resident old lady who lived, kinda, through this period of time :)
That’s a super good point I didn’t even think of that, I was born in 95 so I forget it’s not been around forever. Except we didn’t have internet cause I’m from the projects on south side
Glad you added this. All things that popped in my head with my old lady chuckle as she mentioned them. My only add is when databases started being used it was limited to local areas and current, forward data. It took years for old cases to be logged and cross referencing to happen, and even then it was at a state level. Every state was doing it different making national level searches difficult. The origins of the UCR may have started in 1929 but it wasn't until 1988 a standard was adapted by where reporting was the same across all states.
“What is that? You’re listed on the sex offender registry? Well why didn’t you say so before?! How would you like VIP access to the city’s most vulnerable women? 😃”
"The cops are interviewing a serial killer because they think he might be a different serial killer and he is actually a serial killer but they don't know it yet" - omg, the 70s, lol.
I think he tried to use the other serial killers to stay under the radar. He stayed in the most high profile areas at that time and then moved his stuff to Seattle which Ted Bundy, Yates and the freeway killer were now a high profile cases. I think you should do one on Gary Ridgway (Green river killer). Oh and btw the first time you said motorist I thought you said “murderist” I was like, “wait was he stalking her too so he called the police” I was so confused!
I was thinkin' the same, about staying under the radar, by using these other murders in the same areas. I'd also check out more in Seattle area. I'm in the Spokane area & Robert Lee Yates was a huge serial killer at about the same time, even close enough to have a murder case the local police thought might have been linked to Gary Ridgeway. Just to add, since I'm texting... I really don't think it was anywhere near 100 murders that Rodney Alcala actually committed. Sounds like maybe dozens tho, which is terrible enough... Just my two cents worth...
I was a teenager in the 1970s in California. I lived very close to where the Hillside Stranglers were abducting and killing. I remember writing in my diary about it. Then in the 80s there was Richard Ramirez aka the Night Stalker. I was terrified. Love watching you put on makeup while telling these crime stories.
Why does the justice system constantly fail us. I hope everyone with careers involved is constantly trying to find ways to improve. Because if a child is raped, violently left in a pool of blood, left with trauma for life and beaten close to death, the one responsible should be in prison from then till death. And they shouldn't be able to just get away with stuff by moving to a place where the law basically protects them
In my opinion the only reason these dumb ass people in authority keep letting these disgusting repeating offenders out over and over is for population control .
In Rodney Alcala's time, which was only less than 50 yrs ago, authorities apparently didn't really know that pedophilia had no cure and recidivism is like, 100% with Zero% chance of rehabilitation.
@@2Bad4YOUuu I don't know if that's true. This guy wasn't a pedophile (although some of his victims were children) - he was a psychopath. Children were just easier for him to control. The raping likely had less to do with it than the killing.
Yeah, now that you mention it. The 70's had a TON of serial killers. What is up with that? I wonder if people who were born in the 1940's had a higher chance of becoming serial killers due to WW1, WW2 and all the PTSD their parents would have had and possible nutritional issues.
Don't mean to totally freak you out but look up the FBI's investigation of CURRENT US truck driver serial killers. It isn't fun. The numbers are absolutely baffling. I'm sorry in advance ❤❤
I've definitely heard of this case before. It really has this eerie feel to it which makes me uncomfortable. Dating shows can be pretty creepy and shady, if I do say so myself. The fact that a serial killer became a dating show contestant gives me the chills. Like you would never be able to tell at just one glance that person had in fact killed someone or somebody. Ladies and gents, be careful out there! Trust me when I say that there's a lot of creeps in this planet. Better be secure than sorry.
I really wonder what he could have said or what vibe he was giving off to send alarm bells to the dating game lady 🤔! I find it fascinating that we are able to pick up on subtle cues if we are paying attention. So glad she trusted her instincts!!!!
Yeah, like on my new job one time this guy shows up and orders a chicken quesadilla that he wanted cut into 8 pieces, but just the way he was speaking gave me the creeps, but because I was making some drinks I couldn't leave the front but I was in a nook were I can see the saloon and he was staring at me, like unblinking I was so creeped out that I went to the kitchen and told my boss if he could deliver the food to the man because he was freaking me out (he agreed). When the manager arrived the boss and her told me the guy had been threatened with a gun by the father of one of the other girls cuz he was stalking her
basically all humans can pick up on other humans emotions but a lot of us are focusing on our own thoughts and our own emotions so we don’t pick it up, my dad studies this a lot so i learned it from him and it’s super easy for my to just turn off my thoughts and feel other peoples (it sounds weird but i swear it’s not) But when you get that “bad instinct” feeling and it’s really strong that it feels like that gut feeling then yea you should trust it 100%
I’m here after watching ‘the woman of the hour’ movie! This is one of the only videos of Danielle’s I haven’t yet watched, so I knew I had to come here after the movie 😂 2:48
I'm a photography student. I'm supposed to ask people if I can photograph them, but I need to first identify my status as a student. So please, say no only if the person asking has not volunteered the fact that they are a student. Don't ask if they are. Edit: Also say no if you just do not want to pose. Never let yourself be coerced.
Information better kept off a popular TH-cam channel. It’s creepy to think about but in the world we live in, it wouldn’t be surprising if a murderer were among followers and now they’ve just read that they should identify as a photographer student.
@@annmarietelgenhof3973 You said both that it's a great tip and that it's better kept off TH-cam. It's been said before, but murderers don't seek advice on how to murder.
Ignoring the murder part, you can acknowledge how he's tall, dark charming and handsome. People with pretty privilege get away with things and have more fortune
Psychopaths and sociopaths tend to be huge narcissists, so it's usually a given. Look up "The Dark Triad", it's usually Psychopathy/Sociopathy, combined with Machiavellianism and Narcissism. And remember, Psychopaths are born, Sociopaths are made. 👍
Imagine if all men were really as dangerous as this like the media would suggest. Every man kills 130 women. Must be possible since all men are to be feared as if they were capable of it as the media would suggest. Is it possible though? Or could only 0.7% of men actually accomplish killing 130 women since we would run out of women before 1% of men achieved it?
@@nomi5894 Don't worry, I'm just arguing against a point that isn't being made; at least, not here, but gone are the days when a man could look at a woman because she was beautiful without her thinking he was going to kill her. I'm 38 and I remember 20 years ago I would be looking at a girl and she'd turn to make eye contact and we'd smile to each other. These days they just freak out when we smile at them unless at work/school etc where it's just polite to. Maybe it's because we're not in their DMs? Who knows? I actually believe it's because of media sensationalism and people who present their opinion as fact for all to believe while the statistics show something else to those who research them. It's hard to even get those statistics out there when you have youtubers deleting them when you post them.
You’ve grown so much just in the two months I’ve been watching you. Thank you. Without people like you, bailey and sherrilyn life would definitely be less exciting. I look forward to seeing you post something new every week man☺️
Woah same.. I remember staring at them for ages and freaking myself out as a kid. Also i don't know if all Wal-mart's have a missing person wall, but my local one did. I've spent so much time staring at that board just hoping their cases get solved.
I'm sure he's referred to as "the motorist" because he didn't want attention or his identity revealed, but I wish he had gotten some kind of award or something. He went above and beyond and is the reason that little girl is still alive, and eventually a serial killer was finally taken off the streets. 10 years later he made the connection none of the paid law enforcement professionals did! He's a literal hero and I hope he got recognition in some way, even a cash reward if he didn't want to be associated with the case.
The conversation about his star sign. Omg. My son is due at the end of September. 😂😂😂 I always thought November was more popular because of Valentine’s Day.
I was made on Valentine’s Day, but I haven’t met that many Scorpios, surprisingly! And I learn people’s birth dates almost everyday because I work at a place that sells alcohol.
I know it has nothing to do with the story, but I absolutely LOVE how your nails always match your eye-shadow/makeup look! 😍😍 This look gave me such autumn vibes and I'm all for it!! ❤
I remember as a 17 year old visiting Disneyland in LA in the late 70s with my much younger sister. A man sat behind us on the Alice in Wonderland ride. I have never heard of this case, or man, as Im not from the States, but on seeing him in your photos, I got total chills. I remember he creeped me out when he put his hand on my shoulder from behind. I looked around and he said he was a photographer and I could easily be a successful model and he would like to take photos of me (and what really creeped me out on hearing your story... was that he said he thought my earrings were pretty). talkingfeeldidn't don't Im quite sensitive to peoples energy and he totally creeped me out.. he felt dark, tho on the surface he was friendly and charming. It makes me wonder if it was him... he certainly looked like him, as this experience is something I have never forgotten for how he made me feel so yuk when he touched me. Can see him in my minds eye as clear as day, to this day! May have been some other creep, but Im grateful for my sensitivity sometimes. Just a reminder that these predators can lurk in the most innocent of places.
Disney's like a beacon for creeps. Look up how many pedos get caught working there. And the most worrying thing is the amount of deaths they have at their parks.
@@jimmyrustler8983 yes... this I found out just recently about the child sex ring that operated from there. Im glad these people were caught, but this I imagine, is just the tip of the iceberg.
I just watched a documentary on Jayne Mansfield (actress in the 50's & 60's compared to Marilyn Monroe) & I was shocked to find out she had a IQ of 163🤯Plus she's the mom of Mariska Hargitay the Law & Order actress. A couple fun facts for people who didn't know that.
Mariska was actually in the car, as was 2 of her siblings, when the car accident (the one Jayne Mansfield died in) happened. Her dad Mickey was a body builder, winning the 1955 Mr. Universe (amateur version), and actor as well.
I like you story telling. And OMG! That orange makeup really makes your blue eyes appear to be so much brighter! I'm an artist, and blue and orange are contrasting colors. And when put next to one another make both appear to be brighter than they actually are. Anyway, love your videos. Keep up the good work.
I knew of Rodney Alcala, but I had no idea just how messed up his case was. I can't believe they let him go! The 70's were ridiculous! He's probably the reason that everyone requires background checks now.
I love it when I have a notification that you uploaded a new video. Makes my morning routine so much better! I know him interviewing/interrogating the victim's mother is horrible, but both fortunately and unfortunately he is innocent until proven guilty. We all know it's horrible in this case, but we have to have that standard for the cases where the defendant is not proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. It must have been terrifying for her, but she probably felt such relief and proud of herself that she could withstand that and help put him behind bars.
The unibomber is actually so Interesting if you’ve watched the show about him on Netflix every single person that’s gotten a chance to read his manifesto doesn’t disagree with it and that’s why they won’t let anybody read it.
@@emmyjulianne6850 they have allowed it out now I am corrected on that. But watch thw netflix documentary. They have his ranting and people who felt with him. For a while when they first arrested him they where holding onto it. But ended up releasing it. But during all the interviews when they start talking about this manifesto you can see them trying to calculate a wording that won’t cost them their positions with the government.
I’ve read the entire thing, and yeah…. I didn’t disagree with what he had to say tbh. Also the fact that his BROTHER turned him in. Ughhhh just imagine.
I knew a photographer named Rodney that ended up in prison for inappropriate pictures of children. Then a few years later saw him at Disneyland, as one of their photographers. This was the 90's.
I'm on holiday, literally sat sipping a wine as my eldest runs around the caravan with light sabre and the youngest is dancing on the decking. It's wonderful.. no really... So while they play I'm listening to a story about murder 👍 because that's usual during a family holiday.
The thing I love about You after binging your chanell - so many other youtubers or podcasts loose their... emotions or more like empathy? You don't. I love it.
Thanks for this video ! I think since Rodney studied Fine Arts perhaps thats what motivated him to use the name John Berger, who is actually a fine arts critic and writer. He did those fantastic videos "Ways of Seeing" which stipulates the world of seeing and photographer. Much love from South Africa.
THIS IS A DOOZY of a case. I love the way you've retold it, Danielle, you're storytelling skills are impeccable, certainly one I look up to as a fellow true-crime TH-camr.
You should do a video on the Howard Stern serial killer, "Clay." In the 90s a caller phoned in talking about his passion for killer prostitutes and the things that he was saying resulted in the show handing over the tape to the FBI because he was saying things about victims that they hadn't released to the public, that only the killer would know. It's so eerie. Of course, it could have all been one terrible prank, but I haven't been able to find a lot of information on it.
I can’t believe I had never heard of this case before! Especially since I’m obsessed with true crime and I live in the U.S. 😳 I just binge watched ALL of your True Crime videos. This was my last one! I can’t wait to see more. I love the way you tell stories and love your personality. Also, LOVE the Harry Potter and Marvel references. 😍 Thanks for sharing! ❤️
I'm in the hospital for many weeks and these videos are the only thing keeping me alive....well emotionally. The hospital staff is actually keeping me alive lol
Individuals like him absolutely sicken me and by the grace of god I'm glad ol'girl never went out with him!!! Thank you for another interesting video!!!! You're absolutely amazing Danielle!!!
I thought I was losing my mind ! Every time I watch a crime doc I swear, the event either occurs in august or the person is born in august ! So glad someone else noticed ! 😂
I have two cases that have always just stayed with me for some reason and I'd love to see you cover them as they aren't talked about enough I don't think... they are Dean corll/Elmer Wayne Henley (serial killers from texas) and the murder of Anita Cobby (one of Australia's most infamous cases and one of her five murderers has just died too)
@@brookeshuster663 I loved her take on it too, I think Anita deserves her story to be told so much.... hers and Dean corlls cases are so horrific, and in 12 years of watching true crime content they are the first I ever learned about as a young teen, and only cases I've never forgotten details of...
@@georginamaher2450 I can barely stomach these murders as an adult. I cannot imagine hearing and reading about these cases as a teenager. God bless you!
Danielle you are by far my favorite true crime channel. I appreciate you so much and watch your videos more than once 😂 first to hear the story and then again to watch how you do your make up 💜 I just absolutely love your voice and personality and story telling. I love to watch your videos and fall asleep to. Your voice is very soothing. 🥰💜
Looking at the statistics in the UK, it turns out only 0.001% of the male population committed a murder so any fear women are feeling is irrational and built upon sensationalist stories such as in this video. You have more chance of being hit by a moving vehicle than to be killed by a man. Also, don;t you think men are murdered too. Again, looking at the UK statistics, more men are murdered than women and the difference between the murderers being male or female is so small it's practically insignificant. Stop hating all men for the sake of what 0.001% of them do.
That’s so true about how he’s so well known but also not. I have heard so much about him because of the whole show but I had noooooooo idea all the other stuff he did. I just remember being really spooked when I saw him smile. I saw a post where you had to guess which people were the serial killer based off their smiles and I automatically went to him first . Something about it is terrifying.
If you were alive in the 70s and watched that show, he did not come off as creepy. That's what the show was like, really cheesy and hokey with a lot of innuendos. He actually came off very well. His answers made the audience laugh and the contestant. It's important to think about how normal somebody can seem and still be a killer. You can say now that you think he's creepy because you know what he did, but if you didn't know what he did he seems like he's funny, charming and attractive. Monsters come in all shapes and forms.
These true crime analyses are starting to make me fear intelligent people 😩😭 Love the look at the start of the video, the eyeshadow matches your hair colour, very gorgeous 🤎
I've just recently discovered your channel because of Kendall Rae. I just want to say you are so relatable, down to earth, genuine, and a lot like myself in that we have the same reactionsn Just want to say thanks for your hard work in doing these cases. Also, I love the UK sayings and I wish I had your eyebrows. Lol. Ok, carry on.
I also found her by watching Kendall Rae. Not by recommendation, rather in my search to find more. I appreciate what all these ladies bring to the table but Danielle is my favorite! Her ability in telling the story is top notch. I feel included, I can visualize everything, and her genuine respect for the victims is brilliant. I want to hear about stories I'm already familiar with but from her perspective.. I always learn something new.
She is on her way up for sure. I found her channel after watching one of Eleanor Neele’s videos and we was around 36k sometime last year. She’s well on her way to one million and deservedly so!
Well she is at 234k now and you only posted this comment 2 days ago. So shes gained 3k+ in 2 days. Thats insane!! I started watching her about 2 months ago and she was only at 70k or less when I found her. Shes blown up in the last few months! Shes on her way to a million within the next year or so at this rate 🙌🏻🙌🏻🥰🥰
*CASE SUGGESTION * I’d love to hear you talk about Martin Bryant and the Port Arthur Massacre, it’s a hugely impactful Australian case with some conspiracy theory shenanigans added in the mix
In the 90s I was allowed to go to my corner shop on my own at 7/8 but it was a different time back then now everything has surveillance, camera phones, DNA testing and you see it all on tv now pretty much as soon as it happens.
@@lisamac1986 It wasn't a different time tho, it is no more dangerous now. Things are just being reported more widespread. Kids growing up now actually have it worse. Not as much independance, skill building, outdoor time. I work with kids. It's rare to find one that actually spends a significant amount of time outside.
i missed your video so much last sunday!! i’ve binged all your old videos already 😭🥰 so i was SO excited when i saw u uploaded. when i say i ran to youtube!! 🥰 really been enjoying your content!!
I am a ♍ Virgo! And I've often thought new years was likely when I was conceived! I'm glad you did the research and found that there are a lot of Virgo people in the world. Virgo can be very meticulous and rigid in beliefs and so set in the ways. It does make a bit of sense bc it's never good when a person gets stuck on bad thoughts in the head but I think a Virgo might dwell or take that to far bc of the driven mental capacity.
Those us us who survived predators as children are well aware that the courts don't ever give them enough time. They will give you 25 years for drugs and 2 years or just probation for hurting a child.
I just went to the movies to see "Woman of the hour" and found out through this movie about Rodney etc. So the fact that your video just got recommended to me is crazy.
Oh Sweetie, you are very young.. there were not computer systems to check. There was no internet.. love your stories so much.. I listen while I'm do my to do list and it gets me through .. thanks so much
It's creepy how adamant he is about seeing the photos of robin wearing the earrings he took, I am thinking it's more for his obsession with photos of girls than being used as an argument. hopefully they didn't show him any photos so the girl could have privacy from him in her life
“Lesser offense of child molestation.” Ugh!! This infuriates me because this offense should warrant a life sentence! These monsters kill the innocence of children and impact the child for the rest of their lives, therefore the offenders should get a sentence that impacts them for the rest of their lives! Even IF a child is able to heal from the trauma of molestation, it leaves a really bad scar. It’s so unfair that child molesters don’t get sent to prison for life unless they kill someone!
Why can't he have been given a harsher sentence from the beginning? Trust me, if he'd been Black, even if innocent, he'd have gone to prison for at least the better part of his life. Welcome to the US! Especially in the decade right after Jim Crow was, in the legal sense, overturned by the Civil Rights Act.
Some of these stories I’ve already seen but I like the way you tell these stories so I watch anyways and still end up learning something new haha! Thanks Queen! 💕
Wow, this cases heaviness has hit me.. so horrible and definitely a shame for America’s law system.. I hope all the victims Rest In Peace and that their families kind of found theirs as well.. Danielle I love your videos so much and you are such a good soul 💕 the intro was so cute, your skin looks absolutely flawless btw!
I remember watching the dating game as a kid. Back then there wasn’t a sex offender registry like there is now. Also there wasn’t a way for records to necessarily follow people state to state. There weren’t computers etc so the info didn’t travel. Also background checks weren’t done like they are now for jobs and such. I live in NH so his death was big news here
It might be the ponytails babe. As a cosmetologist, we learn that putting your hair into a ponytail can cause stress on ur scalp. It can cause it to bleed, turn red from irritation, and even cause hair to be pulled out without you even noticing. It’s nothing serious to worry about. Just take a break from putting your hair up.
That's what I was thinking, it happened to a friend of mine in middle school because of her hairstyle.
I think it happened to Jojo Siwa, too? No shade intended at all.
The only 'tight' hairstyle I can withstand without getting a headache is braids, and I assumed that's because the stress is more evenly distributed over the scalp.
Well thanks for this because I wear a lot of buns/ponytails and have a sensitive scalp, that’s something to be mindful of
Might have to invest in a few headbands 🤭
I like to wear my hair in a high ponytail like that and I've started noticing some traction alopecia 🥺 my hair is extremely thick and long too 😔
i normally do high ponytails and tighter hairstyles but when i notice bleeding and hair loss i let it down or put it in loose buns at the bottom of my head
The motorist in this story is a literal angel. It’s really reassuring that there are some amazing people around the world who WILL look after the safety of random people and children. Always trust your gut when you see something that you think isn’t right.
There was baby , not now
@@Theeblaccking What are you talking about?
Rodney: highly intelligent
Also Rodney: hmmmmm MR. BURGER 🍔 that’s a good fake name 👍
👏🏻😩😂😂😂
A+ for creativity
Right! It’s also a really memorable name because it’s so weird haha. Would have been better to go with a more generic one. Mr. Burger? Lmao
He coulda been fancy and gone with Mr. Berger and prounounced it like burrjay with a soft j at LEAST 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not gonna lie....I thought she was saying John Murder lol. I had to look it up. I was slightly disappointed.
I'm just gonna say it- when you're convicted of a crime related to a child with sexual motives, THERE IS NO REHABILITATION. THEY ARE ANIMALS AND WILL OFFEND AGAIN. The need to be put down like the rabid animals they are.
Amen! And poor Robert maudsley who rid the world of pedo scum is 40 plus years in a glass cage in solitary confinement it's a disgrace!
You're absolutely right. Sadly man are covering their backs
& im like this comment again ! So true
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They will never sort it out until they start categorizing it better. If they don't lump in men peeing outside with actual predators, it'll be easier to ban offenders from more things.
That motorist is an amazing person I hope nothing bad ever happens to him
A angel i m sure if he was doing a rough street as we all he s safe dear
If someone saw me or my daugther damn i d be so in debt but i also had a mom who was in new york of 70 at my daugther age and all were full of heroin my dad aldready at 12 so enchanted my mom like that to say he was covered just cause others were doing the same till 90 fact 91 i was born angry and in withdrawl
@@lilithlevi9534 y am I’m glad io
An absolute Angel. God bless him.
We don't know if he's a terrible person who decided to do onr good thing 😂 because he has a soft spot for the youth
They never should've released him. I'm in Texas and we have a law here that if there's a serious assault/attempted murder and the victim won't press charges the state picks it up and the perpetrator is still charged.
Hello there fellow Texan! Yes it is true about the charges
Wow. Beautiful
Yeah I didn't understand that! I survived an attempted murder as a teenager and didn't want to testify in court. And I was told "no worries just please comto the trial if you can so we can speak with you
Yeah, the new system is like that, but a lot of these are pretty old, so that's one reason why the system failed involving this guy!
The excuse of:”they didnt want to put their child thru the stress of going to trial” was also used in my case years ago…i would have LOVED to have testified..the adults made that decision out of complete selfishness.
They could have saved more people had they testified. The damage was already done, may as well save potential future victims, right?
I'm sorry. I testified at 12 yrs old and even though it was scary...I was proud of myself for it. Although it was back when they let anyone in the court room so I had to speak on things in front of strangers but by the time I was done they were all in tears and he earned more haters. I hope whoever hurt you got punished and not a slap on the wrist. Sending you a hug! ❤
@@amymccammon9078 I also testified, but family was allowed in. Unfortunately none of my family believed me, they believed my abuser. Hurt a lot seeing my mom on his side of the courtroom. Luckily the jury was on my side and he got 25 years. He was older going in and had health problems so I’m really hoping he doesn’t make it out. His attorney tried to get me to agree to his plea deal of house arrest, but I told my attorney I wanted him in prison so he could never hurt a little girl ever again. The pre-trial was just strangers, and testifying even just in front of strangers is extremely uncomfortable, but we did it. Stay proud!
The adults in your life failed you. I’m sorry you weren’t able to have your voice heard. 💔❤️🩹
@@TurboCharms they let my abuser plea down and gave him a whopping 3 months ....he's since re offended and it kills me that it could've been prevented. His gf sat behind him in court with her 2 young kids...it broke my heart and he ended up getting out and abusing them. I am so sorry you had to endure that without support...I admire your strength to continue and keep that monster behind bars with or without the support of anyone else❤❤❤hugs
John Burger is SUCH a fake name. Sounds like that cliche movie scene:
"My name is John... *sees a burger* burger. John Burger"
My name is uhhh pea..tear... Griffon!
I just learned in a previous comment John Berger is the name of an actual person who was a critique .... of fine arts.
This made me laugh, as I can imagine it going down like that. There is a Patrick Bürger though, professional football player.
It's Berger, not Burger. And Berger is not so uncommon, really.
Bruh there are men who have been in prison for decades for having 5 grams of weed on them. This man assaulted and beat a woman, coaxed a child away from her home with weed and this bro got like 2 years. For that? Jesus Christ I know he eventually is indicted/convicted of murder. But for fuck sake he was givin so many outs.
They gave my step dad 3 months for 10 yrs of abuse....I know someone doing life for receiving stolen property. Our system is a joke
The system is NOT JUST IN ANY WAY WHATSOEVER! The 7 yrs i spent in prison, i saw nothing but misjustice and disgusting behavior by the correctional officers, counselors & inmates. So many sentences were not abt justice. Its abt the win. The conviction. Cook county has held ppl up to 10+ yrs trying to break them to just take a deal n the states attorney gets their win especially wen they really didnt have proof or good enough evidence. And they keep inmates in horrid conditions and condemned buildings there. The officers there are racist af & are so fuckin dirty. They dont give a fuck abt law or justice, they did so much illegal shit. Fuck the judicial system and the correctional system & all the dirty co's that do what they do.
I was caught with 3 seeds in ‘72 and I’m STILL in jail
I think the U.S. should release EVERYONE who is only in prison for posessing weed! I mean, get real. The stuff is hardly more dangerous than alcohol, and any time they have already saved is more than enough.
Handsome white guys get a free pass for pretty much anything.
May all those innocent souls RIP. That motorist was an incredible person who deserves a freaking million dollar reward!! I love yours vids Danielle!!!
Just think how Sherryl felt once she found out that she intitaclly picked out a serial killer to go on a date with. Always follow your gut instincts! I wonder what he did or said back stage to creep her out so bad.
Same I wonder what he said.. I hate to say it but just from the video footage I couldn’t tell that he was such a monster.. and I get a weird feeling quite quickly
@@arabellakappel6829 I’m sorry but like girl…how??? He was literally acting like a red flag in the form of a human man 💀
@@lilbleep566 right…wee ooo wee ooo
Idk I don’t think he is that creepy on the show. He is easily the best looking. He does say super weird stuff, but the girl’s questions are also weird, I kind of thought the whole thing might be scripted.
His weird growly thing was super skeevy. His grin is smarmy. His eyes are shifty. He gives off creeper vibes in the clip.
You should do a case on Sam Little who I believe is the most prolific. He had a photographic memory and could recall 93 of his victims with significant detail. So eerie.
God, I hate Sam Little. I'm mad to this day that he got away with his crimes for so long, solely because all his victims were poor black women. Speaks to how much less they were valued compared to the little white girls being killed by scum like Bundy and Rodney. Malcolm X was more than right when he said that 'the most unprotected person in America is the black woman'.
God, Sam Little. I'm mad to this day that he got away with it for so long, solely because they were poor women of color. Speaks to how much less they were valued compared to the lily white girls who were the victims of Bundy and Rodney. Malcolm X was more than right when he said that 'the most unprotected person in America is the black woman'.
thank god for good people like that motorist who didn't just stand by, but actually called the police & followed him 👏
@@mckennabowerss what now
what did they say
exactly not being a bystander and picking up on actions can save someone’s life!!
@@britneyspears4892 " I I u" ????
Wish someone did that for me
Can we all appreciate the fact she matches her nails to her looks 🥰
yay 🙌
The eyeshadow matches her hair colour in the beginning, like a bronzey brown 🤎
Yes! I love this eyeshadow/nail look so much!! So pretty for autumn.
Yes! I've noticed her matching them in a few videos but I kept forgetting to see if she does it in every video/on purpose. I appreciate! Orange nails? Ooh, we're getting sunset eyes today!
@@LalaLanky lol I’ve been keeping up… I just finally said something… bc they do match almost EVERY time 😂🥰
How could he be on a dating show when he's a 'registered sex offender'? The answer to your question is there was no such a thing as a registered sex offender in the 70s. I don't think the registry came around until the 90s. And computer databases weren't as prevalent back then either. People had to literally share paper files. He wasn't a 'sex offender' he was just someone who had a criminal background, but back then no one was able to check up people's criminal activity that easily.
Also the odds the motorist was watching the news when the sketch was released was pretty high in the 70s. There weren't that many channels or shows in the 70s and everyone pretty much watched the same thing at the same time. You couldn't even record anything and there was no internet to stream. You watched stuff when it was aired. So yeah, there was a good chance you and all your friends/coworkers watched the same thing the night before.
And that's your history lesson from your resident old lady who lived, kinda, through this period of time :)
That’s a super good point I didn’t even think of that, I was born in 95 so I forget it’s not been around forever. Except we didn’t have internet cause I’m from the projects on south side
Glad you added this. All things that popped in my head with my old lady chuckle as she mentioned them. My only add is when databases started being used it was limited to local areas and current, forward data. It took years for old cases to be logged and cross referencing to happen, and even then it was at a state level. Every state was doing it different making national level searches difficult. The origins of the UCR may have started in 1929 but it wasn't until 1988 a standard was adapted by where reporting was the same across all states.
the fact that this man made it on a whole ass dating show 💀
And won🥴
People in the 70s were straight up serving women up on silver platters to their friendly neighborhood serial killers
“What is that? You’re listed on the sex offender registry? Well why didn’t you say so before?! How would you like VIP access to the city’s most vulnerable women? 😃”
"The cops are interviewing a serial killer because they think he might be a different serial killer and he is actually a serial killer but they don't know it yet" - omg, the 70s, lol.
I think he tried to use the other serial killers to stay under the radar. He stayed in the most high profile areas at that time and then moved his stuff to Seattle which Ted Bundy, Yates and the freeway killer were now a high profile cases. I think you should do one on Gary Ridgway (Green river killer).
Oh and btw the first time you said motorist I thought you said “murderist” I was like, “wait was he stalking her too so he called the police” I was so confused!
He sure looked a lot like Charles Manson in one of those last photos of him. I kind of think it was🤔
Yes. Plus he was one of the smartest ones so he probably really knew how to stay under the radar.
“Damn it that was MY murder victim!” That’s why he was still so steamed about it ten years later lol
I'm just imagining him being interviewed for other people's murders like...
Police: Did you kill this woman?
Him: I did not kill *that* woman.
I was thinkin' the same, about staying under the radar, by using these other murders in the same areas. I'd also check out more in Seattle area. I'm in the Spokane area & Robert Lee Yates was a huge serial killer at about the same time, even close enough to have a murder case the local police thought might have been linked to Gary Ridgeway. Just to add, since I'm texting... I really don't think it was anywhere near 100 murders that Rodney Alcala actually committed. Sounds like maybe dozens tho, which is terrible enough... Just my two cents worth...
I was a teenager in the 1970s in California. I lived very close to where the Hillside Stranglers were abducting and killing. I remember writing in my diary about it. Then in the 80s there was Richard Ramirez aka the Night Stalker. I was terrified.
Love watching you put on makeup while telling these crime stories.
Richard Ramirez terrified me! I wouldn’t let my parents open windows in the house. The Night Stalker and the Challenger kind of wrecked my 1st grade!
Why does the justice system constantly fail us. I hope everyone with careers involved is constantly trying to find ways to improve. Because if a child is raped, violently left in a pool of blood, left with trauma for life and beaten close to death, the one responsible should be in prison from then till death. And they shouldn't be able to just get away with stuff by moving to a place where the law basically protects them
In my opinion the only reason these dumb ass people in authority keep letting these disgusting repeating offenders out over and over is for population control .
In Rodney Alcala's time, which was only less than 50 yrs ago, authorities apparently didn't really know that pedophilia had no cure and recidivism is like, 100% with Zero% chance of rehabilitation.
Headed to law school for this very reason.
@@2Bad4YOUuu I don't know if that's true. This guy wasn't a pedophile (although some of his victims were children) - he was a psychopath. Children were just easier for him to control.
The raping likely had less to do with it than the killing.
@@anonymoose116 and your point?
Yeah, now that you mention it. The 70's had a TON of serial killers. What is up with that? I wonder if people who were born in the 1940's had a higher chance of becoming serial killers due to WW1, WW2 and all the PTSD their parents would have had and possible nutritional issues.
Don't mean to totally freak you out but look up the FBI's investigation of CURRENT US truck driver serial killers. It isn't fun. The numbers are absolutely baffling. I'm sorry in advance ❤❤
I've definitely heard of this case before. It really has this eerie feel to it which makes me uncomfortable. Dating shows can be pretty creepy and shady, if I do say so myself. The fact that a serial killer became a dating show contestant gives me the chills. Like you would never be able to tell at just one glance that person had in fact killed someone or somebody. Ladies and gents, be careful out there! Trust me when I say that there's a lot of creeps in this planet. Better be secure than sorry.
The creepiest part is that they weren’t even doing background checks on these contestants! 😳
This is why I've stayed single since I was widowed 26 years ago.
Cheryl is the best example of listening to your gut. Never ignore that gut feeling, ladies!
I agree
I really wonder what he could have said or what vibe he was giving off to send alarm bells to the dating game lady 🤔! I find it fascinating that we are able to pick up on subtle cues if we are paying attention. So glad she trusted her instincts!!!!
Anthony arkwright next
Yeah, like on my new job one time this guy shows up and orders a chicken quesadilla that he wanted cut into 8 pieces, but just the way he was speaking gave me the creeps, but because I was making some drinks I couldn't leave the front but I was in a nook were I can see the saloon and he was staring at me, like unblinking I was so creeped out that I went to the kitchen and told my boss if he could deliver the food to the man because he was freaking me out (he agreed). When the manager arrived the boss and her told me the guy had been threatened with a gun by the father of one of the other girls cuz he was stalking her
basically all humans can pick up on other humans emotions but a lot of us are focusing on our own thoughts and our own emotions so we don’t pick it up, my dad studies this a lot so i learned it from him and it’s super easy for my to just turn off my thoughts and feel other peoples (it sounds weird but i swear it’s not) But when you get that “bad instinct” feeling and it’s really strong that it feels like that gut feeling then yea you should trust it 100%
she looked creepy too ! yuck to those dating shows .... very unappealing all round
Why wouldn’t they do some kind of background check at leased on the men. 😠
I’m here after watching ‘the woman of the hour’ movie! This is one of the only videos of Danielle’s I haven’t yet watched, so I knew I had to come here after the movie 😂 2:48
I've only just noticed Groot back there and I am concentrating on him to cheer myself up
Lol love the name
@@amymccammon9078 I like yours! Mine's just a nickname :)
You and Bailey Sarian are my go tos! I don't want makeup advice/grwm or true crime stories from anyone else. Perfection!!!
I’m never romanticizing the 70s again!!!
Lol
Ikr I mean same for 80s I love the fashion and things like the movies but there were so many serial killers 😬
I feel weird about it sometimes... like now... but I can't stop it's like in my DNA or something
If you think the 70s were bad, the 80s were worse!!...
But murder still happens?? Murder has always happened. I wouldn’t hate a decade just because of the serial killers???
My heart goes to the little tallie 😢 I pray she’s healed and able to live her life ❤️ I’m rooting for you girl!
I'm a photography student. I'm supposed to ask people if I can photograph them, but I need to first identify my status as a student. So please, say no only if the person asking has not volunteered the fact that they are a student. Don't ask if they are. Edit: Also say no if you just do not want to pose. Never let yourself be coerced.
Information better kept off a popular TH-cam channel.
It’s creepy to think about but in the world we live in, it wouldn’t be surprising if a murderer were among followers and now they’ve just read that they should identify as a photographer student.
It’s a great tip, for real. And I hope you continue to do photography. It makes a beautiful career. ❤️
When Rodney went to a film school (UCLA) and he actually studied under Roman Polanski which is the husband of Sharon Tate
@@annmarietelgenhof3973 You said both that it's a great tip and that it's better kept off TH-cam. It's been said before, but murderers don't seek advice on how to murder.
Yeah the only person who gets to photograph me is my friend of like 10 years
I'd love to see your take on the Polish killer Krystian Bala, the guy who put his crime into a novel and was eventually caught 🙏🏽❤🙏🏽
Agreed
i'm polish and from poland and i've never heard of that case. there's so many examples we could put out there though it's crazy.
i’ve never heard about this case! it sounds so interesting
"Don't write down your crimes!!!" (Simon Whistler aka Casual Criminalist and many many more channels)
@@CandyLover556 Simon Whistler's voice is so relaxing lol
Ignoring the murder part, you can acknowledge how he's tall, dark charming and handsome. People with pretty privilege get away with things and have more fortune
agreed, it happens in so many cases, its awful.
Handsome...? By 70s standards, maybe. This bozo looks like a Discord moderator.
Psychopaths and sociopaths tend to be huge narcissists, so it's usually a given.
Look up "The Dark Triad", it's usually Psychopathy/Sociopathy, combined with Machiavellianism and Narcissism.
And remember, Psychopaths are born, Sociopaths are made. 👍
Gross he looks like a praying mantis
Me clicking on this: probably just like a 3 person serial killer. 💅
Video: He is suspected to have killed 130 people.
Me: 😐
Pfft idk it's just *w h a t*
Imagine if all men were really as dangerous as this like the media would suggest. Every man kills 130 women. Must be possible since all men are to be feared as if they were capable of it as the media would suggest. Is it possible though? Or could only 0.7% of men actually accomplish killing 130 women since we would run out of women before 1% of men achieved it?
@@johnbobbypringle ???
@@nomi5894 Don't worry, I'm just arguing against a point that isn't being made; at least, not here, but gone are the days when a man could look at a woman because she was beautiful without her thinking he was going to kill her. I'm 38 and I remember 20 years ago I would be looking at a girl and she'd turn to make eye contact and we'd smile to each other. These days they just freak out when we smile at them unless at work/school etc where it's just polite to. Maybe it's because we're not in their DMs? Who knows? I actually believe it's because of media sensationalism and people who present their opinion as fact for all to believe while the statistics show something else to those who research them. It's hard to even get those statistics out there when you have youtubers deleting them when you post them.
@@johnbobbypringle heh?? I'm sorry... *W H A T??*
The orange is truly your best look. A complimentary color to your blue eyes.
can i just point out how lovely your blue eyes are omg 🥺
Omg the orange makes them POP
You’ve grown so much just in the two months I’ve been watching you. Thank you. Without people like you, bailey and sherrilyn life would definitely be less exciting. I look forward to seeing you post something new every week man☺️
Omg, it was common for US post offices to have FBI most wanted lists posted back in the day! I completely forgot about that! 😄
Woah same.. I remember staring at them for ages and freaking myself out as a kid. Also i don't know if all Wal-mart's have a missing person wall, but my local one did. I've spent so much time staring at that board just hoping their cases get solved.
@@janerandomification yes! I remember the Walmart boards too. I wonder why they got rid of them.
I just saw them up in Walmart recently...I always feel like I'm the only person who actually looks at them ☹
You mean they don’t anymore?
I'm sure he's referred to as "the motorist" because he didn't want attention or his identity revealed, but I wish he had gotten some kind of award or something. He went above and beyond and is the reason that little girl is still alive, and eventually a serial killer was finally taken off the streets. 10 years later he made the connection none of the paid law enforcement professionals did! He's a literal hero and I hope he got recognition in some way, even a cash reward if he didn't want to be associated with the case.
The conversation about his star sign. Omg. My son is due at the end of September. 😂😂😂 I always thought November was more popular because of Valentine’s Day.
My daughter is due in December ahaha
My son is a Virgo as are 2 of my brothers. They're all very sweet but hearing about murderers star signs makes me nervous.
I was made on Valentine’s Day, but I haven’t met that many Scorpios, surprisingly! And I learn people’s birth dates almost everyday because I work at a place that sells alcohol.
Btw Libras are the best zodiac sign, in my opinion, so congrats!!! 😂
Congratulations babe !!! Wish you the best of luck !💕
I know it has nothing to do with the story, but I absolutely LOVE how your nails always match your eye-shadow/makeup look! 😍😍 This look gave me such autumn vibes and I'm all for it!! ❤
“Blood and money 48 hours” literally no one on the true crime sphere has covered this and it’s fascinating and tragic and layered in mystery
I remember as a 17 year old visiting Disneyland in LA in the late 70s with my much younger sister.
A man sat behind us on the Alice in Wonderland ride. I have never heard of this case, or man, as Im not from the States, but on seeing him in your photos, I got total chills.
I remember he creeped me out when he put his hand on my shoulder from behind. I looked around and he said he was a photographer and I could easily be a successful model and he would like to take photos of me (and what really creeped me out on hearing your story... was that he said he thought my earrings were pretty). talkingfeeldidn't
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Im quite sensitive to peoples energy and he totally creeped me out.. he felt dark, tho on the surface he was friendly and charming. It makes me wonder if it was him... he certainly looked like him, as this experience is something I have never forgotten for how he made me feel so yuk when he touched me. Can see him in my minds eye as clear as day, to this day!
May have been some other creep, but Im grateful for my sensitivity sometimes.
Just a reminder that these predators can lurk in the most innocent of places.
Disney's like a beacon for creeps. Look up how many pedos get caught working there.
And the most worrying thing is the amount of deaths they have at their parks.
@@jimmyrustler8983 yes... this I found out just recently about the child sex ring that operated from there. Im glad these people were caught, but this I imagine, is just the tip of the iceberg.
I was born in the 70’s and yes, the post office used to pin up all of the most wanted posters.
Getting a Danielle Kirsty video notification while watching your favorite show on Network and stop watching is all worth it.
The part where you apply cream on your face is always my favoriute part. It's so soothing!
I just watched a documentary on Jayne Mansfield (actress in the 50's & 60's compared to Marilyn Monroe) & I was shocked to find out she had a IQ of 163🤯Plus she's the mom of Mariska Hargitay the Law & Order actress. A couple fun facts for people who didn't know that.
Her fatal accident happened literally about 10 miles from my home between New Orleans & Slidell Louisiana.
Ii truly doubt she was that smart
@@jaynesegman7847 lol well we can for sure see you ain't smart either 😂
Mariska was actually in the car, as was 2 of her siblings, when the car accident (the one Jayne Mansfield died in) happened. Her dad Mickey was a body builder, winning the 1955 Mr. Universe (amateur version), and actor as well.
I like you story telling. And OMG! That orange makeup really makes your blue eyes appear to be so much brighter! I'm an artist, and blue and orange are contrasting colors. And when put next to one another make both appear to be brighter than they actually are.
Anyway, love your videos. Keep up the good work.
The police were busy with the war on drugs in the 70’s and a lot of murders were just tagged as drug related and ignored
The war on drugs was an '80s mantra start by Nancy Reagan with "Just say NO!"
Holy crap, girl. THIS makeup is the BEST I've seen you do for your coloring and face. Man, you looked absolutely STUNNING.
Danielle is definitely talented with the make-up brushes. I'm only annoyed at her for making it seem so easy and effortless.
Roman Polanski was Rodney's teacher at the film school where Rodney studied. Great video as always ☺️ this guy was sick
I knew of Rodney Alcala, but I had no idea just how messed up his case was. I can't believe they let him go! The 70's were ridiculous! He's probably the reason that everyone requires background checks now.
it was 911 that caused all the background checks now, before then, there were none.
I love it when I have a notification that you uploaded a new video. Makes my morning routine so much better!
I know him interviewing/interrogating the victim's mother is horrible, but both fortunately and unfortunately he is innocent until proven guilty. We all know it's horrible in this case, but we have to have that standard for the cases where the defendant is not proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. It must have been terrifying for her, but she probably felt such relief and proud of herself that she could withstand that and help put him behind bars.
i came here three days ago and now i’m kinda obsessed with you, you’re true crime videos are literally the best 🤪❤️
The unibomber is actually so Interesting if you’ve watched the show about him on Netflix every single person that’s gotten a chance to read his manifesto doesn’t disagree with it and that’s why they won’t let anybody read it.
source?
@@emmyjulianne6850 they have allowed it out now I am corrected on that. But watch thw netflix documentary. They have his ranting and people who felt with him. For a while when they first arrested him they where holding onto it. But ended up releasing it. But during all the interviews when they start talking about this manifesto you can see them trying to calculate a wording that won’t cost them their positions with the government.
I’ve read the entire thing, and yeah…. I didn’t disagree with what he had to say tbh.
Also the fact that his BROTHER turned him in. Ughhhh just imagine.
@@hazybubblegum I’ve seen the documentary but when it first came out (which I thought was years ago but apparently not lol). don’t do drugs kids
This! I thought it was just me. His end did not justify the means but he did have some legit reasoning behind his madness.
I knew a photographer named Rodney that ended up in prison for inappropriate pictures of children. Then a few years later saw him at Disneyland, as one of their photographers. This was the 90's.
I'm on holiday, literally sat sipping a wine as my eldest runs around the caravan with light sabre and the youngest is dancing on the decking. It's wonderful.. no really...
So while they play I'm listening to a story about murder 👍 because that's usual during a family holiday.
I listen to these all day every day even on weekends when the kids are home from school lol i say that it’s a perfectly normal mom thing to do :p
yep, bored house wives love the bad boy :p
The thing I love about You after binging your chanell - so many other youtubers or podcasts loose their... emotions or more like empathy? You don't. I love it.
Please do Dr. Amy Bishop! Her case is crazy af and like almost no one has covered it!
Thanks for this video ! I think since Rodney studied Fine Arts perhaps thats what motivated him to use the name John Berger, who is actually a fine arts critic and writer. He did those fantastic videos "Ways of Seeing" which stipulates the world of seeing and photographer. Much love from South Africa.
THIS IS A DOOZY of a case. I love the way you've retold it, Danielle, you're storytelling skills are impeccable, certainly one I look up to as a fellow true-crime TH-camr.
Absolutely agree! In my opinion the finest "reteller" of popular cases I've come across.
You should do a video on the Howard Stern serial killer, "Clay." In the 90s a caller phoned in talking about his passion for killer prostitutes and the things that he was saying resulted in the show handing over the tape to the FBI because he was saying things about victims that they hadn't released to the public, that only the killer would know. It's so eerie. Of course, it could have all been one terrible prank, but I haven't been able to find a lot of information on it.
can you talk about a Finnish case called the "oven homicide"? I love your videos btw, and you're absolutely gorgeous❤️
I can’t believe I had never heard of this case before! Especially since I’m obsessed with true crime and I live in the U.S. 😳
I just binge watched ALL of your True Crime videos. This was my last one! I can’t wait to see more. I love the way you tell stories and love your personality. Also, LOVE the Harry Potter and Marvel references. 😍
Thanks for sharing! ❤️
I'm in the hospital for many weeks and these videos are the only thing keeping me alive....well emotionally. The hospital staff is actually keeping me alive lol
Get well soon !
I hope you've found something worthy of eating! Sending you an imaginary care package that is filled with ALL the love and care you could imagine ❤️
So much strength and love to you!! You’ll get through it 💕💕💕
Prayers for you to for strength
And that you willheal soon!
Hope you feel better soon ❤️
That motorist is the GOAT. Also, I want to know what the other guys answers on the show were that allowed him to be the winner.
I wonder if she just liked his voice best...
Individuals like him absolutely sicken me and by the grace of god I'm glad ol'girl never went out with him!!! Thank you for another interesting video!!!! You're absolutely amazing Danielle!!!
I thought I was losing my mind ! Every time I watch a crime doc I swear, the event either occurs in august or the person is born in august ! So glad someone else noticed ! 😂
I have two cases that have always just stayed with me for some reason and I'd love to see you cover them as they aren't talked about enough I don't think... they are Dean corll/Elmer Wayne Henley (serial killers from texas) and the murder of Anita Cobby (one of Australia's most infamous cases and one of her five murderers has just died too)
I'm sorry, but one of her 5 murderers? What???? What in the actual hell
I love Bella fiori’s video on Anita. Her case has stayed with me as well
@@renatabarbosa574 It's devastating, 5 men were charged for her murder, all led by an 18 year old...
@@brookeshuster663 I loved her take on it too, I think Anita deserves her story to be told so much.... hers and Dean corlls cases are so horrific, and in 12 years of watching true crime content they are the first I ever learned about as a young teen, and only cases I've never forgotten details of...
@@georginamaher2450 I can barely stomach these murders as an adult. I cannot imagine hearing and reading about these cases as a teenager. God bless you!
Danielle you are by far my favorite true crime channel. I appreciate you so much and watch your videos more than once 😂 first to hear the story and then again to watch how you do your make up 💜 I just absolutely love your voice and personality and story telling. I love to watch your videos and fall asleep to. Your voice is very soothing. 🥰💜
I've heard about this guy a few times now, but always enjoy listening to your content! Also case suggestion, a recent one in the UK, Sarah Everard 💙
Looking at the statistics in the UK, it turns out only 0.001% of the male population committed a murder so any fear women are feeling is irrational and built upon sensationalist stories such as in this video. You have more chance of being hit by a moving vehicle than to be killed by a man. Also, don;t you think men are murdered too. Again, looking at the UK statistics, more men are murdered than women and the difference between the murderers being male or female is so small it's practically insignificant. Stop hating all men for the sake of what 0.001% of them do.
Child related crimes are something I honestly don't think people can be rehabilitated from 😪 this is just absolutely insane
I only discovered your channel recently and I've already watched all of your videos I'm so glad I discovered you!! Keep up the good work angel
What is it with serial killers in the 70s and photography !🙄
i know it’s not the focus of the video but your nails matched to your eyeshadow is so amazing
They always do such a fun touch!
That’s so true about how he’s so well known but also not. I have heard so much about him because of the whole show but I had noooooooo idea all the other stuff he did. I just remember being really spooked when I saw him smile. I saw a post where you had to guess which people were the serial killer based off their smiles and I automatically went to him first . Something about it is terrifying.
Same. I knew .... but .... I didn't know! The amount of research Danielle does goes so unnoticed.
This was a good one, you did really great. My attention span can be short but you had my undivided attention with this one girl lol.
If you were alive in the 70s and watched that show, he did not come off as creepy. That's what the show was like, really cheesy and hokey with a lot of innuendos. He actually came off very well. His answers made the audience laugh and the contestant. It's important to think about how normal somebody can seem and still be a killer. You can say now that you think he's creepy because you know what he did, but if you didn't know what he did he seems like he's funny, charming and attractive. Monsters come in all shapes and forms.
These true crime analyses are starting to make me fear intelligent people 😩😭
Love the look at the start of the video, the eyeshadow matches your hair colour, very gorgeous 🤎
I've just recently discovered your channel because of Kendall Rae. I just want to say you are so relatable, down to earth, genuine, and a lot like myself in that we have the same reactionsn Just want to say thanks for your hard work in doing these cases. Also, I love the UK sayings and I wish I had your eyebrows. Lol. Ok, carry on.
I also found her by watching Kendall Rae. Not by recommendation, rather in my search to find more. I appreciate what all these ladies bring to the table but Danielle is my favorite! Her ability in telling the story is top notch. I feel included, I can visualize everything, and her genuine respect for the victims is brilliant. I want to hear about stories I'm already familiar with but from her perspective.. I always learn something new.
YOU ARE SO UNDERRATED!!!! You make such high quality videos that are amazing. How do you only have 231k subscribers!! I hope you blow up! :))
Oh she definitely will. I see millions of subscribers in her future.
If I’m not mistaken she’s gained a TON of the subs she has now (including me) within only the past year. She’s on her way to a million for sure👌🏻
I always see people commenting they've just found her and it makes me smile every time. Danielle will be huge. :)
She is on her way up for sure. I found her channel after watching one of Eleanor Neele’s videos and we was around 36k sometime last year. She’s well on her way to one million and deservedly so!
Well she is at 234k now and you only posted this comment 2 days ago. So shes gained 3k+ in 2 days. Thats insane!! I started watching her about 2 months ago and she was only at 70k or less when I found her. Shes blown up in the last few months! Shes on her way to a million within the next year or so at this rate 🙌🏻🙌🏻🥰🥰
*CASE SUGGESTION * I’d love to hear you talk about Martin Bryant and the Port Arthur Massacre, it’s a hugely impactful Australian case with some conspiracy theory shenanigans added in the mix
My question is..WHERE are these LITTLE girls parents?! Especially when there’s so many killers in the 70s!
They were allowed a lot more freedom back then. Which, believe it or not, was a good thing.
@@Barec76 well it wasn’t a good thing for the victims
@@Madamzae exactly!
In the 90s I was allowed to go to my corner shop on my own at 7/8 but it was a different time back then now everything has surveillance, camera phones, DNA testing and you see it all on tv now pretty much as soon as it happens.
@@lisamac1986 It wasn't a different time tho, it is no more dangerous now. Things are just being reported more widespread. Kids growing up now actually have it worse. Not as much independance, skill building, outdoor time. I work with kids. It's rare to find one that actually spends a significant amount of time outside.
Lmao the nurtec commercial right in the middle of his weird tv groaning was comedic relief. Great vid as always x
I’ve researched this case and it’s unbelievable. Thanks for discussing this one.
When Rodney went to a film school (UCLA) and he actually studied under Roman Polanski which is the husband of Sharon Tate
That motorist isn't a good Samaritan, he's the BEST Samaritan.
i missed your video so much last sunday!! i’ve binged all your old videos already 😭🥰 so i was SO excited when i saw u uploaded. when i say i ran to youtube!! 🥰 really been enjoying your content!!
That orange reaaaallly makes your blue eyes pop 🦋💙
I’ve been waiting for you to post! I love how you tell the true crime stories. This video is helping me stay motivated to finish packing
I am a ♍ Virgo! And I've often thought new years was likely when I was conceived!
I'm glad you did the research and found that there are a lot of Virgo people in the world.
Virgo can be very meticulous and rigid in beliefs and so set in the ways. It does make a bit of sense bc it's never good when a person gets stuck on bad thoughts in the head but I think a Virgo might dwell or take that to far bc of the driven mental capacity.
Those us us who survived predators as children are well aware that the courts don't ever give them enough time. They will give you 25 years for drugs and 2 years or just probation for hurting a child.
I just went to the movies to see "Woman of the hour" and found out through this movie about Rodney etc. So the fact that your video just got recommended to me is crazy.
It disgusts me how long some of these demons live. They don't deserve to grow old. Their victims didn't get to.
Oh Sweetie, you are very young.. there were not computer systems to check. There was no internet.. love your stories so much.. I listen while I'm do my to do list and it gets me through .. thanks so much
It's creepy how adamant he is about seeing the photos of robin wearing the earrings he took, I am thinking it's more for his obsession with photos of girls than being used as an argument. hopefully they didn't show him any photos so the girl could have privacy from him in her life
“Lesser offense of child molestation.” Ugh!! This infuriates me because this offense should warrant a life sentence! These monsters kill the innocence of children and impact the child for the rest of their lives, therefore the offenders should get a sentence that impacts them for the rest of their lives! Even IF a child is able to heal from the trauma of molestation, it leaves a really bad scar. It’s so unfair that child molesters don’t get sent to prison for life unless they kill someone!
Why can't he have been given a harsher sentence from the beginning? Trust me, if he'd been Black, even if innocent, he'd have gone to prison for at least the better part of his life. Welcome to the US! Especially in the decade right after Jim Crow was, in the legal sense, overturned by the Civil Rights Act.
Say it louder for the people in the back
Some of these stories I’ve already seen but I like the way you tell these stories so I watch anyways and still end up learning something new haha! Thanks Queen! 💕
I literally just posted that in response to someone else. Danielle absolutely captivates me, even on cases I am very familiar with.
Haven’t even watched yet but I’ve liked and cancelled all my plans 😂 it’s true crime time
Wow, this cases heaviness has hit me.. so horrible and definitely a shame for America’s law system.. I hope all the victims Rest In Peace and that their families kind of found theirs as well..
Danielle I love your videos so much and you are such a good soul 💕 the intro was so cute, your skin looks absolutely flawless btw!
I remember watching the dating game as a kid.
Back then there wasn’t a sex offender registry like there is now. Also there wasn’t a way for records to necessarily follow people state to state.
There weren’t computers etc so the info didn’t travel. Also background checks weren’t done like they are now for jobs and such.
I live in NH so his death was big news here