If you want to model it is normal and expected to bring someone with you including your parent. If the photographer says you can not do not go. (I made this a comment on it's own but I want to put it here to to make sure as many people see it as posable.)
There's a book i had to read back in middle school i think called ,"The Most Dangerous Game" and it was about some crazy guy who offered hospitality to specific people and then would hunt those people on his island for sport. This story just reminded me of that.
@@Hex_Altruism I think I was in middle school too when I read this which was early 90s. I'm guessing this story happened later than that, but yeah, that's not necessarily the case.
But then if you had nothing to hide why refuse it? It's just gonna make you look guilty.. But yeah they definitely ain't reliable I agree with that part
@@allow-itman9749 like you said they aren’t reliable which is why, if you accept and you’re overly nervous because, that’s a completely valid thing to feel. the test might be incorrect and incriminate you or say you’re lying when you’re not
You're so right. I can't even begin to imagine the kind of life a child must have to end up selling herself to disgusting strangers for money. At 17-years-old, you're still a *CHILD!* I have a 15-year-old daughter, and a 10-year-old daughter, and I can't imagine a situation where my 15-year-old daughter would so much as even *THINK* of doing this! This poor girl must have been raised by terrible people. If that wasn't the case, her parents would stop at absolutely *NOTHING* to track their daughter down and drag her ass home and get her the help she so obviously needed. Some people just shouldn't be parents.
MrBallen is amazing. He’s covered two cases in my county, and they were so well done and respectful. One was a case of a guys who went somewhere he shouldn’t go, but another case is actually rather famous and sensationalized. The victims were family and church friends of ours. I always worry about watching someone cover that case. Rolling Stone Magazine dropped the ball, but MrBallen did a good job of being respectful and just giving facts.
I watched Frozen Ground years ago, but I knew right away this was that serial killer. You never know how much Hollywood dramatizes a real story, so I’m glad I got to watch this.
There's no such thing as monsters. We like to call them monsters, but there's only humanity. Wonderful, terrible humans. We are capable of staggering acts of evil and amazing acts of kindness.
Alaska often ranks as the deadliest state for women. A staggering 59% of adult women in Alaska have experienced intimate partner violence, sexual violence or both (o.O) Ps: Proportional to its population, Alaska is, without a doubt, the most popular state among serial killers, with 15.65 serial killings per one million inhabitants... thank god i left Fairbanks lol
At this moment I do not have accurate stats from The FBI point of view on the correct "without a doubt" most popular state for a serial killer but the last time I checked on that it was California in the lead . I am not correcting you... you maybe right but that's just not the right stats I saw last . I've studied for more than a decade now on criminology and narcissistic behaviors... this doesn't make me an expert in serial killers but I am usually in research on that topic for cold cases .
I have lived in Anchorage Alaska since 1971 and I remember this like it was yesterday! This is a true story! It actually happened just as he told it! My son was a rookie police officer with APD at the end of Hansen’s reign of terror. My son joined the force in 1980 and Hansen was caught in 1983!
And btw, when I was 21, I was abducted, taken to a field somewhere and raped by gunpoint and luckily the guy ran off after.. I lived, but so many other girls don't. :(
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If they rescind the deal they lose future credibility, meaning criminals in the future wouldnt take a deal to give up info/ victims. Also it could be entrapment so whatever else he confessed to would be inadmissible.
I completely understand not wanting to do a polygraph test. They can't legitimately detect if someone is lying, it just takes general vital signs like blood pressure, pulse and respiration. "Lie Detectors" have kind of infected the world of law, and many people still think they are interpretable as "lying" or "not lying". She was 17, she was a prostitute, so being young and into illegal activity probably gave her a general distrust of law enforcement. And, apparently, rightfully so. Just because she didn't take a polygraph doesn't mean they can just drop the case, that's fucked up.
Hello Lav Luka you should do a reaction video of Killdozer or Man steals a tank and goes on a rampage. They might be interesting reaction videos for you to do.
Grew up with my stepdad abusing my mom. When I was 9 they got into a fight. He pulled his hand gun out and threatened to kill us. My mom, sister and I escaped the house and ran for miles ducking and hiding in bushes. We could hear him yelling out for us. We got away. Thank God. It was/is the scariest thing ever to happen to me. I have PTSD from it. The man is now in HELL.
3:55 I would definitely dispute that statement. 223 is legally too small to hunt with for anything except "varmint" animals like coyotes. Because it's such a small bullet, it's deemed inhumane to deer hunt with (wont kill the animal fast enough to prevent suffering) and up in Alaska, there are way better animals then in the lower 48. The traditional hunting calibers would be way more common. Edit: fuck me, this was a hard watch.
**Spoiler for those who care** The instant I saw the title of the story and heard it was in Anchorage, along with the title of the video itself, I automatically knew it was Hansen. Like as soon as that info was revealed, I audibly sighed “Hansen…” and got brief goosebumps. I’ve read up on many famous serial killers, I’ve always found them fascinating, and The Butcher Baker is perhaps one of the most evil I’ve come across, a total ruthless monster.
2:48 "look at this picture man!" yea, nature never ceases to provide astounding beauty.. even to present day (despite our ravaging of it). I know this is going into a dark story, but that struck me at the start. There is still beauty to be found in life. ok, back to the humans being monsters :)
The real issue is that sex workers are treated as less than regular people. They are providing a service just like the wait staff getting your food that the cooks prepared. That's why serial killers can prey on them. It's because they are viewed as less than...
Lie detector tests are notoriously inaccurate. It is this reason that they are not admissible as evidence in a court of law. Police will often ignore the results that clear a suspect for this very reason. Despite this unreliability police and investigation agencies will use failed lie detector tests to incriminate, target suspects and witnesses and some employers disqualify job applicants for some jobs, and even fire employees based on failed tests. So many factors can influence the results of a test from minor and common psychological disorders like anxiety and depression, the amount of coffee a person had in the hours prior to an exam. Even the way a question is worded can influence the results by causing momentary confusion as the subject processes the question and that looks like deception on the test results. For these reasons many people do not want to take lie detector tests.
This is why you don't lie to the police for your friends. Not sure if they were prosecuted for false statements, but they could have been in deep crap.
Honestly, it wouldn't surprise me if the police just asked "were you with him last night?" without giving details of why they were asking so the friends just helped give him an alibi thinking it was something minor.
I just got around to looking into some stats about different states and in Alaska there are 8 men to every 1 woman.... that is some heavy competition . It's not an explanation to why domestic violence is high in Alaska but it does shine a light on the stats . I do know that if the violent offenders keep thinning out the women population in Alaska they will have to pick another state . It's best to just be a trust worthy nice man willing to work at a healthy relationship or hope to find your woman hasn't up and left you after having put up with enough beatings .
this case is so sad. i was raised deep in the country, the closest town was very very( population 600) town. no police station, no fire department, and no ambulance, the closest town with all that was a 30m drive. i was taught from a young age of 6 how to safely use a gun and to not adventure out past dusk, due to animal predators. Now as a 30yo moma bear and a truckers wife, and live in a different small town, but 20m from fort smith arkansas, i now have animal and human predators to watch for. thankfully i live in a state where i am legally able to carry my fmk 9mm on me always, everywhere. i still don't go out at night, always aware of my surroundings, and i still train and will continue to train till the day i die. It's sad to know there are folks in this world like the killer in the video that have yet to have been caught, but i know that i refuse to be a victim and will not hesitate, in my neck of the woods predator have to chose they victims wisly.
Dancers and prostituted women are in dangerous situations more than other people. Why does anyone want to endorse this type of "work"? It's terrible to be pushing this onto women.
I recall her as a victim of The Butcher Baker... the description of these crimes was exactly his m. o. . Robert Hansen was an infamous serial killer that was known through out his community as a mild mannered family man that owned his bakery business in Alaska and also a known avid hunter with his own plane and cabin in the woods . His main targets were prostitutes and exotic dancers... in all his murders there was only one that survived to tell what happened to her . I haven't finished watching this video yet but I will be beyond belief if this is not about Robert Hansen .
Criminal profiles are based on certain aspects of victims. So age, career, and economic status can be inferred by things like how orderly the crime scene is. Frustration by things like poor relationships (friends, families, significant others etc...) other traits like speech, physical, or other issues could be shown if they take out rage on the victim. Race is usually chalked up to intra racial violence. Most people commit crimes against their own race. It isn't perfect, and it does get tweaked based on interviews with criminals or by comparing victims with the known profiles of criminals. But it tends to be fairly effective as a tool.
i would say no to a lie detector also. On the grounds that they aren't completely accurate - I would not want my storys credibility ruined. I also see why it makes people not trust a story. cant win.
The Giant of Kandahar by MrBALLEN, or your next box of Lucky Charms will have no marshmallows. 6th or 43rd time requesting, can't remember. Either way, your breakfast will suck if you don't.
@@biggie_2p1stols7 yeah for the alleged offender. Since when do rape victims need to take a polygraph to prove it to the cops for them to do something?
@@sugarsalt6637 they never said she was raped just assaulted and I am not saying the polygraph test was right just saying the United States its innocent until proven guilty so if you have no evidence you can't arrest someone simple
U know the rapper's say "dey ballin$" that's how his name is pronounced keep up with these I'm glad they finally made it to the channel I discovered him a few months back watched all his vids n was shook! N knew I had to keep commenting till u did a reaction cuz its gold content! His storytelling ability is unmatched!! Shit get my blood goin 💯!!
If you think this is hard to hear and has maybe scarred you a little, I suggest you stop researching murders now. This story doesn't reveal even close to the limits of human depravity. I've heard such horrible things that this story doesn't even phase me at all nor did any of it surprise me one bit because much worse has happened many times and I'm used to hearing about horrible things like this and worse. It's just another one of the hundreds of thousands of horror stories of humanity. This story is about as surprising to me as hearing about a child who likes candy.
Despite being a crazy psycho, you have to admire how effective this dude actually was. Then again, I guess not many serial killers own a plane and isolated land.
The chilling fact is that a lot of people actually use the " I'm a photographer" cliche all the time to lure women in...
every time i see an ad about a photography session, i'm like SCAM SCAM in my head even if it is legit.
And children, young teens.
If you want to model it is normal and expected to bring someone with you including your parent. If the photographer says you can not do not go.
(I made this a comment on it's own but I want to put it here to to make sure as many people see it as posable.)
There's a book i had to read back in middle school i think called ,"The Most Dangerous Game" and it was about some crazy guy who offered hospitality to specific people and then would hunt those people on his island for sport. This story just reminded me of that.
I read that tooin 7th grade but it was fiction
I was thinking about that as this video played. I wonder if the story inspired this guy.
@@chitlitlah Thats what I was thinking, but could be visa versa
@@Hex_Altruism I think I was in middle school too when I read this which was early 90s. I'm guessing this story happened later than that, but yeah, that's not necessarily the case.
I read that same book in school.
You've fallen down the Mr Ballen rabbit hole like the rest of us, welcome to the club!
I've spent two days watching Mr Ballen vids. He's a great story teller.
I miss Cayleigh Elise
I’ve never been this early, but if you didn’t know he’s an Ex-Navy SEAL
Yeah he's one badass to pass Seal Team training
@@fractal4284 the training is nothing compared to what they do during work-up and deployment.
@@jack-o_lantern well obviously lol
Literally everyone knows because every reaction there's at least 10 comments saying it 🙄🤦♂️
You've came a long way Luka, started watching with your basketball reactions, the production and your confidence on camera improved tremendously
It is absolutely reasonable to refuse a lie detector test, even when you are telling the truth.
Especially since lie detector tests are extremely unreliable. They don't prove anything.
because decapitation is creep
But then if you had nothing to hide why refuse it? It's just gonna make you look guilty.. But yeah they definitely ain't reliable I agree with that part
@@allow-itman9749 like you said they aren’t reliable which is why, if you accept and you’re overly nervous because, that’s a completely valid thing to feel. the test might be incorrect and incriminate you or say you’re lying when you’re not
You're so right. I can't even begin to imagine the kind of life a child must have to end up selling herself to disgusting strangers for money. At 17-years-old, you're still a *CHILD!*
I have a 15-year-old daughter, and a 10-year-old daughter, and I can't imagine a situation where my 15-year-old daughter would so much as even *THINK* of doing this!
This poor girl must have been raised by terrible people. If that wasn't the case, her parents would stop at absolutely *NOTHING* to track their daughter down and drag her ass home and get her the help she so obviously needed.
Some people just shouldn't be parents.
Love it! Do his Missing 411.
You would love it but it'll make you think differently! It's more of 'how can that have happened ' than horror.
MrBallen is amazing. He’s covered two cases in my county, and they were so well done and respectful. One was a case of a guys who went somewhere he shouldn’t go, but another case is actually rather famous and sensationalized. The victims were family and church friends of ours. I always worry about watching someone cover that case. Rolling Stone Magazine dropped the ball, but MrBallen did a good job of being respectful and just giving facts.
I watched Frozen Ground years ago, but I knew right away this was that serial killer. You never know how much Hollywood dramatizes a real story, so I’m glad I got to watch this.
MrBallen doesn’t like to say, “hit the like button” so he takes suggestions on other ways to mess with the like button. There’s a Reddit thread.
There's no such thing as monsters. We like to call them monsters, but there's only humanity. Wonderful, terrible humans. We are capable of staggering acts of evil and amazing acts of kindness.
I've seen every Mr. Ballen episode but I love watching your reactions. Plus I don't mind watching his vids again.
Ditto
My faves are 3 Places you can't go that people went anyway. Gives me the heebie-jeebies.
Alaska often ranks as the deadliest state for women. A staggering 59% of adult women in Alaska have experienced intimate partner violence, sexual violence or both (o.O)
Ps: Proportional to its population, Alaska is, without a doubt, the most popular state among serial killers, with 15.65 serial killings per one million inhabitants... thank god i left Fairbanks lol
At this moment I do not have accurate stats from The FBI point of view on the correct "without a doubt" most popular state for a serial killer but the last time I checked on that it was California in the lead . I am not correcting you... you maybe right but that's just not the right stats I saw last . I've studied for more than a decade now on criminology and narcissistic behaviors... this doesn't make me an expert in serial killers but I am usually in research on that topic for cold cases .
@@hippiechic6772 Cali has the most amount of serial killings but population wise its way bigger
@@-i6313 Illinois def got the most serial killers half of Southside is serial killers no cap
@@tpl1339 bruh🤣🤣🤣
@@hippiechic6772 Per capita.
police dont disclose the case when talking to alibis. which is why the neighbors didnt know what they were lying about
Jack the ripper victims weren't investigated much at the beginning because it was a poor area with lots of prostitution, you're spot on with that.
I have lived in Anchorage Alaska since 1971 and I remember this like it was yesterday! This is a true story! It actually happened just as he told it! My son was a rookie police officer with APD at the end of Hansen’s reign of terror. My son joined the force in 1980 and Hansen was caught in 1983!
Thurston: (*MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY*)
Me: Yes, please...
And btw, when I was 21, I was abducted, taken to a field somewhere and raped by gunpoint and luckily the guy ran off after.. I lived, but so many other girls don't. :(
@@TinaLynn it wasn't your time for sure
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Do we have another cost of Concordia here or what lol
@@Hey_Jamie I think so, but I'm intrigued lol
If they rescind the deal they lose future credibility, meaning criminals in the future wouldnt take a deal to give up info/ victims.
Also it could be entrapment so whatever else he confessed to would be inadmissible.
I've heard about this guy! His story was on a Podcast about Serial Killers. It's nuts how long the guy got away it before he got caught.
The idea of a guilty plea for only 4 but naming the rest of the victims gave some families closure.
I completely understand not wanting to do a polygraph test. They can't legitimately detect if someone is lying, it just takes general vital signs like blood pressure, pulse and respiration. "Lie Detectors" have kind of infected the world of law, and many people still think they are interpretable as "lying" or "not lying". She was 17, she was a prostitute, so being young and into illegal activity probably gave her a general distrust of law enforcement. And, apparently, rightfully so. Just because she didn't take a polygraph doesn't mean they can just drop the case, that's fucked up.
My two favorite TH-camrs. I love watching you react to Mr. Ballen. Thanks!
Lie detectors are bull. That's why she probably didn't wanna do it
Reminds me of an old story by Rudyard Kipling where a big game hunter wanted a greater challenge and decided to hunt humans.
Hello Lav Luka you should do a reaction video of Killdozer or Man steals a tank and goes on a rampage. They might be interesting reaction videos for you to do.
Play the GeoGuessr map “Dumb World” if you want a funny dumb video that makes you frustrated
Def one of the sadder stories of MrBallen and thats saying something bc he almost always tells sad stories
I think there's a movie called "On Frozen Ground" that deals with these murders.
Grew up with my stepdad abusing my mom. When I was 9 they got into a fight. He pulled his hand gun out and threatened to kill us. My mom, sister and I escaped the house and ran for miles ducking and hiding in bushes. We could hear him yelling out for us. We got away. Thank God. It was/is the scariest thing ever to happen to me. I have PTSD from it. The man is now in HELL.
I'm sorry you had to deal with that. Hopefully your mother found a better man and now you guys have a happy life.
3:55 I would definitely dispute that statement. 223 is legally too small to hunt with for anything except "varmint" animals like coyotes. Because it's such a small bullet, it's deemed inhumane to deer hunt with (wont kill the animal fast enough to prevent suffering) and up in Alaska, there are way better animals then in the lower 48. The traditional hunting calibers would be way more common.
Edit: fuck me, this was a hard watch.
chill bro
**Spoiler for those who care**
The instant I saw the title of the story and heard it was in Anchorage, along with the title of the video itself, I automatically knew it was Hansen. Like as soon as that info was revealed, I audibly sighed “Hansen…” and got brief goosebumps. I’ve read up on many famous serial killers, I’ve always found them fascinating, and The Butcher Baker is perhaps one of the most evil I’ve come across, a total ruthless monster.
I'd reccomend the Disturbing Image and Video series. But you've got be hooked like I said already lol
Those are my favorite
2:48 "look at this picture man!" yea, nature never ceases to provide astounding beauty.. even to present day (despite our ravaging of it). I know this is going into a dark story, but that struck me at the start. There is still beauty to be found in life.
ok, back to the humans being monsters :)
The real issue is that sex workers are treated as less than regular people. They are providing a service just like the wait staff getting your food that the cooks prepared. That's why serial killers can prey on them. It's because they are viewed as less than...
LETS GOOO MrBallen!!! please make more l'm really addicted to his stories 😂
Addict
Who Is Him what do you mean?
Thurston, it's like "but we're mates, right? C'mon, what's it gonna hurt to say we were together." (That's why he lied.)
Lie detector tests are notoriously inaccurate. It is this reason that they are not admissible as evidence in a court of law. Police will often ignore the results that clear a suspect for this very reason. Despite this unreliability police and investigation agencies will use failed lie detector tests to incriminate, target suspects and witnesses and some employers disqualify job applicants for some jobs, and even fire employees based on failed tests. So many factors can influence the results of a test from minor and common psychological disorders like anxiety and depression, the amount of coffee a person had in the hours prior to an exam. Even the way a question is worded can influence the results by causing momentary confusion as the subject processes the question and that looks like deception on the test results. For these reasons many people do not want to take lie detector tests.
That movie "Frozen Ground" is really good, I highly recommend it. As soon as Mr. Ballen said Alaska and hunters, I knew it was going to be this story.
If you want to model it is normal and expected to bring someone with you including your parent. If the photographer says you can not do not go.
This is why you don't lie to the police for your friends. Not sure if they were prosecuted for false statements, but they could have been in deep crap.
Honestly, it wouldn't surprise me if the police just asked "were you with him last night?" without giving details of why they were asking so the friends just helped give him an alibi thinking it was something minor.
I just got around to looking into some stats about different states and in Alaska there are 8 men to every 1 woman.... that is some heavy competition . It's not an explanation to why domestic violence is high in Alaska but it does shine a light on the stats . I do know that if the violent offenders keep thinning out the women population in Alaska they will have to pick another state . It's best to just be a trust worthy nice man willing to work at a healthy relationship or hope to find your woman hasn't up and left you after having put up with enough beatings .
this case is so sad. i was raised deep in the country, the closest town was very very( population 600) town. no police station, no fire department, and no ambulance, the closest town with all that was a 30m drive. i was taught from a young age of 6 how to safely use a gun and to not adventure out past dusk, due to animal predators. Now as a 30yo moma bear and a truckers wife, and live in a different small town, but 20m from fort smith arkansas, i now have animal and human predators to watch for. thankfully i live in a state where i am legally able to carry my fmk 9mm on me always, everywhere. i still don't go out at night, always aware of my surroundings, and i still train and will continue to train till the day i die. It's sad to know there are folks in this world like the killer in the video that have yet to have been caught, but i know that i refuse to be a victim and will not hesitate, in my neck of the woods predator have to chose they victims wisly.
You should check out Rob Gavagin's Serial Killer Files.
You should react to “the geography of livestock” by ATlis pro
Earliest I've been to a Lav Luka vid
same
This sounds eerily similar to the piggy palace murders. 😨
She describe him and they didn't arrest him. Whoever was the cop in charge needs to get fired
Glad I don't live in Alaska it's really just wild crazy up there from what I've learned. The homicide rate is crazy high.
They made this story into a movie John Cusack plays the killer ,forgot the name of movie
Watch The Frozen Ground! It’s a movie about this very guy. Nicholas Cage, John Cusack, and Jennifer Hudgens!
Dancers and prostituted women are in dangerous situations more than other people. Why does anyone want to endorse this type of "work"? It's terrible to be pushing this onto women.
I recall her as a victim of The Butcher Baker... the description of these crimes was exactly his m. o. . Robert Hansen was an infamous serial killer that was known through out his community as a mild mannered family man that owned his bakery business in Alaska and also a known avid hunter with his own plane and cabin in the woods . His main targets were prostitutes and exotic dancers... in all his murders there was only one that survived to tell what happened to her . I haven't finished watching this video yet but I will be beyond belief if this is not about Robert Hansen .
Criminal profiles are based on certain aspects of victims. So age, career, and economic status can be inferred by things like how orderly the crime scene is. Frustration by things like poor relationships (friends, families, significant others etc...) other traits like speech, physical, or other issues could be shown if they take out rage on the victim. Race is usually chalked up to intra racial violence. Most people commit crimes against their own race. It isn't perfect, and it does get tweaked based on interviews with criminals or by comparing victims with the known profiles of criminals. But it tends to be fairly effective as a tool.
i would say no to a lie detector also. On the grounds that they aren't completely accurate - I would not want my storys credibility ruined. I also see why it makes people not trust a story. cant win.
There are some Sick Bastards out there !
17.77°C (64°F) in Norwich Wednesday, I'd be freezing. It's a pleasant 95°F (35°C) for me.
Alaska is wild. Per capita they have the most serial killers
The Giant of Kandahar by MrBALLEN, or your next box of Lucky Charms will have no marshmallows. 6th or 43rd time requesting, can't remember. Either way, your breakfast will suck if you don't.
Anyone who can kill an innocent animal and call it a sport can easily transition to killing people. Hunters are sick.
Need to check out "Navy Seal goes rouge" and his "navy seal to youtber"
I thought for sure that his friends that were his alibi were going to turn out to be doing it too.
24:20 if they blindfolded me and handcuffed me and told me to run out the front door I ain’t thinking they let me leave lol I am running as well
No friend will ask you to lie to the police
THATS KIND HILARIOUS
Glad he was caught
Do an reaction to JAY WILLIAMS Lets Live Life... Stories of his time in prison
Imagine if Cayleigh Elise were still in the TH-cam game...
Wow, the cops wanted her to prove that she was a victim. Sheesh.
its called innocent until proven guilty
@@biggie_2p1stols7 yeah for the alleged offender.
Since when do rape victims need to take a polygraph to prove it to the cops for them to do something?
@@sugarsalt6637 they never said she was raped just assaulted and I am not saying the polygraph test was right just saying the United States its innocent until proven guilty so if you have no evidence you can't arrest someone simple
@@biggie_2p1stols7 people can be arrested on suspicion. Evidence is for getting an indictment and conviction
@@sugarsalt6637yea but at that time it was a he said she said situation
Hey bro I was born in Alaska and it awesome
Of course, this guy was born in my state... of course, he would be...
Alaska scares me
Love your reactions! We should collab!
@Lav Luka - Radio host, Howard stern had a serial killer call in an talk about it with him for like a half hour back in the 90's.
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U know the rapper's say "dey ballin$" that's how his name is pronounced keep up with these I'm glad they finally made it to the channel I discovered him a few months back watched all his vids n was shook! N knew I had to keep commenting till u did a reaction cuz its gold content! His storytelling ability is unmatched!! Shit get my blood goin 💯!!
You Have to react to the lake peigneur disaster
idk if the begining was intentional but great vid
Bud, it's like ballin', lol. MrBallen is ballin'...pronounced the same. ;)
Could you react to Bailey Sarian? Not the makeup ones but the others she does.. her podcast
Bro that’s so dumb so because the police didn’t act and take him into custody they caused more deaths
He's a good one! I'm a subscriber!
How did Robert die? Did someone killed him in prison?
When are you going to invest in a microphone or turn your volume up?
Out of context but Luka looking kinda hench
Thats pretty crazy
Do some of Nexpo, disturbing things around the internet
For sure
You should react to some of jcs videos
It is a good movie.
Let’s go
Thurston, it's ball-in. Not baal-in.
The Most Dangerous Game vibes from the title
Sounds like a Jack the Ripper copy cat
If you think this is hard to hear and has maybe scarred you a little, I suggest you stop researching murders now. This story doesn't reveal even close to the limits of human depravity. I've heard such horrible things that this story doesn't even phase me at all nor did any of it surprise me one bit because much worse has happened many times and I'm used to hearing about horrible things like this and worse. It's just another one of the hundreds of thousands of horror stories of humanity. This story is about as surprising to me as hearing about a child who likes candy.
Thurston, you got to start saying his name properly
Despite being a crazy psycho, you have to admire how effective this dude actually was.
Then again, I guess not many serial killers own a plane and isolated land.
B-aaaallen not bailen
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Get your audio and the video audio close to 0db, sounds like you're -6db and vid is like -2