The Oddest Serial Killer Iceberg Explained
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Aye homie ever thought ab doing a list of like current serial killer cases that have yet to be solved? Or maybe a top ten most wanted type thing? 🤷🏻♂️
love ur shit btw
What games will you be playing on the second channel? Like other than horror games.
I LOVE listening to you, i could do it for hours ! You hypnotize me, its a good thing 😁 Everything you say is so interesting, unlike some other youtubers, you have actual quality content ! Love love love from Quebec ⚜️🖤 🖤 🖤
Poggerss!! I hope to see you play some Dead By Daylight sometime :) Since it's kind of horror and has licensed horror characters.
Imagine having a crime spree so random that it’s practically untraceable and the reason you get caught is that the police decided to set a fuckin loony tunes trap
That's just such an absurd trap. The logic makes little sense anyways. So the guy disposes of the murder weapon right next to the murder, and the police are all over it. Then they assume he'll be back for the murder weapon right next to the crime scene?
They must have been on mescaline.
@@Deadlyaztec27 They probably assumed the weapon was "hidden" rather than disposed of. A hidden weapon is likely to be picked up again. The killer would go back to check if the police found the weapon, if not to pick it up, to see how much evidence the police had gathered.
@@Deadlyaztec27 killers aren't the most sensible people man, gotta think like them to catch them
@@Deadlyaztec27 it worked didn't it?
(From the official police report) When the suspect returned to the scene to retrieve the gun, the officers on the scene pulled on the string, and dragged the gun slowly along the ground. The suspect followed along behind it, trying to pick it up. Eventually the suspect was able to grab hold of the gun, and when he looked up, he found that he'd been lured into a jail cell at the local police station. The suspect was then heard to utter the word: "D'oh!"
"Gary said that the women in the basement he was torturing were there whenever he bought the house."
140 IQ and THAT'S the best excuse he could come up with?
Gary: officer I swear that’s not mine
I was hanging onto them for a friend
I mean, to be fair, IQ tests don't really show how smart someone is, just how well you can answer an IQ test. It's the people who boast how high their numbers are that make ya THINK it's about intelligence (FUN FACT, THOSE BOASTING PEOPLE ARE THE DUMBEST PEOPLE YOU'LL MEET).
@@shadowdroid776 There are many different forms of intelligence. You could be a math prodigy but have zero common sense in real life situations and a terrible liar about everything. There are quotes on things like this, along the lines of "intelligence does not equate to wisdom" and "some of the smartest people in the world are also the dumbest people in the world" and "look at reddit" etc.
@@shadowdroid776 IQ tests test your problem solving abilities, which is the same way we test intelligence in any and everything on the entire planet. This isnt something you can argue, by definition, IQ tests do test your intelligence, and quite accurately.
People who agree with your bs about IQ tests not testing "real intelligence" have never taken a real, proper IQ test.
You can be smart in other ways, but that doesnt change what your intelligence is. You can be clever, smart, etc, without being particularly intelligent.
Please go pick up a book and learn what the word "intelligence" means.
One of the funniest cases of serial murder was John Haigh or The acid bath killer. He killed people and kept there personal info before throwing their bodies in acid. He thought that because there was no body he couldn't be found guilty of the crime due to corpus delicti. He invited police round to his warehouse and told them he killed people but couldn't be found guilty as there were no bodies. He was executed
Find you a man who is as confidently incorrect as John Haigh.
At least it’ll be funny.
HAHAHAHAHA! What a tool. 😆 And nothing of value was lost.
a house he used to store the acid is in my hometown. I've passed it hundreds of times in my life and been none the wiser.
@@angelusumbrae except for the victims' lives, but i see your point.
@@corbeaudejugementthat phrase usually coincides with the death of someone who we hate. It wasn’t referring to the victims, it was saying that the death of the murderer was something to be happy for.
I can't imagine how horrifying it must have been for the victims of The Toybox Killer who survived but, due to being drugged, thought that what happened was a dream. Could you imagine learning that the worst nightmare you ever had was real and had actually happened to you?
This case makes me almost throw up.
Especially when the German Sheppard got involved
I feel even worse for those that did remember, just to be ignored or told they were making it up. How horrible that must have been
@@VelvetAura dude no, one of the victims who SURVIVED AFTER HAVING HER THROAT SLIT SND THROWN ON THE SIDE OF THE HIGHWAY, no one believed her, not even her husband!!! He thought she had an affair AND DIVORCED HER. CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT.
@@MartianCandies that guy was having an affair 100%
To be honest, that might in some ways be relieving. On some level they just have known it was real, and they receive confirmation that they’re not crazy, can finally understand what happened, and ultimately process their resulting trauma enough to finally close that chapter on their life and move on.
calling yourself to the stand and interrogating yourself for five hours at your own murder trial literally sounds like something the Joker would do.
Your honor, my client is not a monster, hes just ahead of the curve
@@ijneb1248 streets ahead
@@ijneb1248 Your honor, my client pleads, “Oopsie”
HAHAHAHAHA
he’s a lot like joker, from the movie joker
Most Serial Killers: troubled past, psychopatic tendencies, probably insane
Belle Gunnes: I like money
The love of money can make people do horrible shit.
Yeah and she's probably one of the most wicked people on the list. She has absolutely no excuse for her demons as far as we are concerned.
belle gunnes: gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss (derogatory)
Mr crabs in a past life
I couldn’t not read that in Mr. Krabs’s voice.
My mother actually escaped Rodney Alcala when she was in middle school. He offered her a ride on her walk home from school, to which she accepted, but the moment she got in the car she felt like something was off. He ended up asking my mom if he could come inside her house to take some photos. My mom agreed, and she convinced him that she had to go check if her parents were home first (which she knew they were not). She hid in her room, holding my grandfather's shotgun, absolutely scared to death. This was towards the end of his spree, so my mother theorizes that he must have gotten so cocky as to let her out of his car. Thank god for her intuition! Her childhood photos are literally the spitting image of his victims. So scary.
My respects to your Mom!
It's amazing how, after watching the prosecution botch catching him two times, Rodney Alcala decided to say "hold my beer" and proceed to give such a ridculous defense of himself in court, including calling himself to the stand and playing a song about wanting to kill someone to prove his innocence, that it sounds like what happens when you mess around and give wrong answers in Ace Attorney just to find out what the characters say.
Now that you say that, it could be a funny case for an Ace Attorney game to have a super guilty seeming defendant who insists on defending himself like Alcala did and in the end it turns out he's innocent, just too much of an idiot to help himself and Phoenix needs to do all the work again. Kind of an inverse to that case from Justice for All with the psychotic actor.
Ace attorney where absolutely everyone knows a super guilty person did terrible crimes but the case keeps getting thrown out because of unavoidable trash and they walk
Love how the shortest war is still on the whiteboard.
He’s gonna have a hard time cleaning that up once he uses it again
Wendigoon extended universe
I need another whiteboard video
its slowly wearing off though
he could not clean it and make a live auction once he reaches 1M and send it to the winner with an acrilic protection so it doesn't get erased in the shipping
Imagine your wife being missing for god knows how long and when she finally comes back, naked, injured, and scared out of her mind, saying she’s been tortured and your first reaction is “hm yes she must have had an affair.”
Must have been a really insecure and dumb dude
I hope she left him
@@Andyatl2002 They divorced.
@@harrisonpeterson3733 good
Sexism is a cruel thing.
the neighbours never seeing her pregnant is easily explainable. 1870's/80's dresses were structured in a way that made the belly appear round, and the dresses especially in the late 1870's had a lot of overskirts and the like. if her womb was titled back slightly she could have easily hid her pregnancies without even trying
Exactly. Even clothing in the early 1900’s wouldn’t have shown much of a belly. It was considered highly indecent to be seen heavily pregnant
there is something terrifying about the possibility of murderers to have hidden pregnancies.
it's things like this that have me believe nobody should have an unrestricted right to privacy. There MUST be some form of social control.
@@RobotronSage I think you might be neurotic.
@@RobotronSage you want people to show their stomachs because a killer hid theirs?
believe it or not, there's a multitudes of signs that a lady is pregnant, I hear
You can’t mention Samuel Little and not mention how he had a photographic memory and some artistic talent. Bc of this he was able to draw detailed pics of each woman he killed, along with clothing. The FBI actually released these pictures in an effort to identify some of his many victims.
Damn that's crazy ima look into it seems interesting
Yeah he was definitely on the spectrum. Too bad his autistic obsession was so destructive
i looked up the drawings and there is definitely very little detail or talent...
why are you praising him? “some artistic talent”
@@kozukitonio740give credit where credits due
Horrible evil man really good at (insert whatever)
It’s not praising but just stating facts
i think the funniest part of rodney alcala's trial is the fact that alice's restaurant is an 18 minute long song and essentially a long comedic ramble. dude's a piece of shit but this sounds like something straight out of a dark comedy movie.
Ever head of Albuquerque by Weird Al?
It’s 8 minutes of sheer nonsense and I love it
@@puffstabby yup, it's a parody of a track by the criminally underrated band the rugburns. it's amazing
@@thebasedgodmax1163 I remember my art teacher playing Alice’s Restaurant and then Albuquerque during class. Obviously I was like “wait a second that sounds kinda similar” but a lot of people haven’t heard either song or have only heard one of them
@@thebasedgodmax1163 I’m glad to find a person of culture
as a kid, i memorized the entirety of Albuquerque. i thought i was so cool lol
That Rodney Alcala is one of the most messed up but funniest things I’ve heard in a while. The trial is like something out of a dark comedy movie.
That while last trial was a roller coaster
It really does sound like bait for the next dark A24 flick.
He even looks like Weird Al
There’s a good podcast on it called the Dating Game Killer if you wanna know more.
I wasn’t expecting to laugh at any of this video but hearing that the closing statement was just him playing Alice’s Restaurant made me laugh more than any actual comedy videos have today
i actually think one of the worst details about David Parker Ray (Toybox Killer) is people don’t realize how gruesome it was. one of the FBI agents that tremendously documented the actual “Toy Box” with vivid drawings (i believe they were drawings but don’t quote me) sadly committed suicide 5 days after completion. Patty Rust was her name. her documentation of scene is heavily rewarded as one of the largest pieces of evidence to solidify DPR into a guilty conviction. i think the trauma he directly caused is often dulled by our own desensitization to true crime, but an FBI argent taking her own life after this case, i feel, speaks at deafening volumes.
That case is one of the only cases that I can’t learn about. I heard a little bit, about the videos and the teenage assistants and I just couldn’t do it. Obviously all of these cases are horrible but something about this particular case gets to me. It’s so brutal and cruel, and he got away with it for so long it just breaks your heart.
Exactly. It was absolutely horrendous. Even without knowing every detail, hearing enough of what he did was a lot. It should make anyone sick. Patty did an amazing job, but I wish she could have gotten help for the trauma.
@@alynsakshe must’ve had other problems and she didn’t want any help anyways because she did it so soon after
@@kozukitonio740she still deserved to get help.
Yeah for real. I remember listening to a podcast episode about him and one part almost made me throw up in my car
i like how every serial killer story is either "he probobly killed way more people than that" or "theres no way he killed all those people"
The fact that two of David Parker Ray’s victims managed to survive and get away only for neither the police and even their own HUSBAND to believe them is so fucking depressing.
Honestly the guy who divorced her screams insecurity.
Are you really so untrustful of your spouse that you think she will make up this really elaborate and convoluted story of her being tortured for two days and coming back with nothing on her just so she can hide an affair. For all we know he didn't even believe her for a moment.
@@althunted1564 to be fair the amount of people doing externe stuff to avoid being caught is staggering.
@@althunted1564 Which is all easy to say in hindsight.
@@althunted1564 I can’t help but think of injuries to her body that she more than likely came home with and her husband still said “nah”
@@puffstabby exactly! I read about the horrific things he did to his victims, its unmentionable. I can only imagine what kind of state she must have been in. And he still didn’t believe her. :(
The idea of a grandpa telling heartwarming stories about how he murdered 70+ women is both horrifying and would probably make an interesting movie
Oh Loli I love your videos!!! I hope you stay safe and have an amazing day dude!!
"Alright little timmy, so here is how you hide a body"
Hey! Cecil sent me to your channel and I love it! Good to see you hanging out with Dad too :)
Gives me the sense of procrastination that really clicks with me
Like the princess bride but told from a serial killer to his grandson
Another really interesting thing about the Joseph deAlngelo case is he was caught because of continued pressure from a Podcaster, Michelle Macnemera, who had theorized he was a cop and connected the three seperate serial killers long before the authorities had. She was also married to Patton Oswald and I think that's crazy
She was able to bring some small amount of closure and justice to so many families. And then she died 😢 didn't even get to see the fruits of her work 😭
The police fumbled this one so bad. I listened to Casefile cover this, and it's wild how the guy left so much evidence and was never caught until a civilian insisted 30 years later.
@@Magabes_police incompetence is nothing new, it’s inevitable when you give a badge to any moron who can pass a 6 month class
Wow, so basically the Australian police department in the 60's was the equivalent of Wiley coyote in an acme cartoon?
This is such a niche comment and I fit into this niche perfectly
"So, all these bodies in your basement, what's up with that?"
"Dude, you're not gonna believe this, but they were here when I bought the house"
"Why didn't you report them?"
"Dude, I was just about to"
Imagine innocently buying house and being framed for an ungodly number of crimes because of bodies buried in the basement.
CULTCULTCULT
Hahaha😭
@@yurigagarine6998 Ah yes so relatable.
@@Dog.This_Identifier_Is_Shit. I hate it when this happens.
That schools background check is truly something. Imagine hiring someone who's on the FBIs most wanted list
Ideal candidate for public schools! :)
The fact that he passed all those interviews and screenings with adults with nothing happening only for some kid who stayed up to watch America’s Most Wanted to be like “Hold up this guy is sketch 🤔” is WILD.
Probably one of the more stable school teachers I've seen lately.
Schools can't even afford pencils for teachers, think the NICSytstem is anywhere in the budget plan
@@valkarath america’s budget:
pencils? ❌❌❌
military & war weapons: 👍✅
David Parker Ray was a very disturbing case. The women he kidnapped would wake up to a recording of him saying what he'll do to them, and the transcript is available online. NSFL. The fact that he didn't face any consequences makes it all the more heartbreaking.
The only thing I will say is, that Alice’s Restaurant Massacree by Arlo Guthrie is not about the main protagonist wanting to kill someone. It’s against the Vietnam War and the draft and about him telling the psychologist that he wants to kill in order to get out of the draft. It’s worth listening to at least once. It’s humorous, but probably a bit controversial in this day and age.
I'm glad someone pointed this out, I love that song
My wife's family listens to it every year
I was going to say that song is about getting out of a ticket for dumping Thanksgiving trash!
I don't think it's controversial at all. The song's message is just as relevant now as it was in 1969 when Guthrie performed it.
I was just coming on here to point that out. Thank you!
Rodney Alcala looks like if Weird Al became an environmental science teacher.
haha
And now he's dead- score 1 for Peter
I saw the connection to his appearance with weird al and wanted to see if someone else had noticed
why would you say something so controversial, yet so brave
This could not be more accurate lmao
I know its an awful case, but the whole thing with Alcala interrogating himself in court for five hours is the funniest thing I've heard in a while
I dont wanna laugh at it, but damn, thats funny as shit. I cant help it.
It reminds me of that one scene in Sanders sides where Patton plays the witness and the lawyer
@@arizonagreenbee damn you got the whole squad laughing
@@altoclef4989 alto clef is inferior
It's honestly something you'd see in a Jim Carrey movie or smth 😆
Alice’s Restaurant is actually a Vietnam protest song. The protagonist acts bloodthirsty to avoid being drafted, but it turns out to be exactly what does get him drafted, until it is found out that he once got charged with littering. The littering, not the bloodthirstiness, was seen as the issue.
It’s also commonly played on a small handful of radio stations in the New England area on Thanksgiving, because (I think, it’s been a bit) of a brief mention of events happening on that day.
My grandma was one of the Golden state killers neighbors. 3 house away. When I was young I played in the street in front of his house many times and even waved to him on occasion. I always thought he was just a grumpy old guy.
Belle Gunness' corpse was about 5 inches shorter than when she was alive because the head was gone, duh.
Man I wish we would’ve thought of that
50 lbs.. talk about Big Brain 😅
@@Wendigoon to be fair, heads aren't usually 5 inches long. unless she had a very small head, the height lost from, well, losing her head would've been much more than 5 inches
@@jeercydee you must be fun at parties
@@beepboop9750 he is i know from personal experience
Belle Gunness is really out here charging dudes an entrance fee to their own murder.
Lol nice
First e girl
girlboss mindset
@@ava-kp2ht Indeed.
girlboss
Just a heads up protective custody isn't cushy or comfortable. It's closer to isolation. Typically prisoners in PC are on 23 hour lock down with 1 hour of yard time per day, this Includes being able to shower.
For Belle, she was decapitated, but her head was present and she was identified by teeth dental work that the local dentist had recognized doing on her teeth. She also sent her adopted daughter Jenny to a “boarding school” but she was found buried on the farm too.
I can't wait for "....his fascination with murder began as a teen when he watched TH-cam iceberg videos about serial killers"
The sheer possiblility of This is very fucking scary
But This comment is also very funny
inb4 This is you.
Jk
This is very likely. The whole concept for glorifying serial killers and give them cool names might influence some troubled minds
Considering the amount of incels and mentally troubled people who get lured by this content should be enough to make us actually expect some of this fuckers to become murderers
@@gumi_matryoshka true but I feel like it would’ve happened by now
it's a good day when dad says he hates serial killers
It’s a good dad when dad says he hates serial killers
It's a good hate when say dad he days serial killers
wait when did wendigoon become dad
i thought dad was that internet celeb?
@@northernpuffer9222 good when dad days serial killers
Breaking news: Good dad hates serial killers
It's crazy how many serial killers go through the justice system with nothing more than a slap on the wrist.
Well, they were white. Our justice system generally treats white people with lighter sentences, unfortunately.
@@WolfieDawnthe worst combination white men are the most likely to kill due to their ego and feeling of invincibility but their the most likely to be treated with absolute mercy and sympathy because most judges are also white men…… 🥲
@WolfieDawn great take from a furry 😂
@@WolfieDawngenerally white people come from higher income areas and are able to provide better lawyers
Maybe think of that
@@halatiny6537blatantly false statement
And theirs not a race on this earth that doesn’t have insanely egotistical men in it
When Rodney Alcala abducted the 8 year old Talia Shapiro, the man in the car behind him noticed, and he followed them to an apartment and called the police. When the cops arrived Alcala ran out the back door escaping, but Talia survived.
The responding officer said poor Talia was spread eagle and previously being assaulted. He was a disgusting monster.
Not to be confused with the Oddish Serial Killer Iceberg
Oh god no
Now that's a stoned cold killer
I wonder if Serial Killers exist in the Pokemon world.
I mean, probably. With how many natural killing machines there are in said world, who knows.
Monsters. They weren't glooms or even vileplumes but, oddishs.
Overdoses on sleep powder.
Rodney Alcala actually died about a week after you posted this episode, on July 24th 2021. Nothing eventful, just died of natural causes in a hospital. Dude got sentenced to death 3 times, and still managed to avoid execution.
You’d think the more death sentences you have the faster you’d move up the line
@@DariatheDaring at the same time, death penalty is somewhat of an out for them. I’m glad he got to rot in prison for the rest of his life.
@@SMA2343 Agreed!
@@DariatheDaring Ron White used to have a bit about how Texas had a law saying if you were convicted with 3 credible witness, you were supposed to executed faster. “Most states are trying to get rid of the death penalty, mine’s adding an express lane.”
@@SMA2343 I mean technically death row inmates spend the rest of their life in prison too
I do NOT recommend listening to the toy box killer transcript if you're thinking of doing so. It is genuinely the most depraved and sadistic thing I’ve ever heard in my life.
Fun fact about the Belle Gunness. Most of the time, when burning the bodies heads, can pop out from the bodies if they burned long enough. This was observed in India's burial grounds where they cremate bodies. Idk, I think its a good idea to look into that.
“Gary why did you kill and torture those girls?”
“I don’t know I just got here”
GARY YOU BOUGHT THE HOUSE 9 YEARS AGO!!!!!
I was juuuuuuuust about to report the body’s
“I don’t know I just work here”
Its my first day!
Joseph DeAngelo is basically the only reason I really really hope hell exists, cause he's been too damn comfy his entire life for all the horror that he caused
Well as a christian it 100% does
@@maxdeborde6772 “as a Christian” 😂😂well there you go guys hells real a Christian said it
@@trytinn he just converted me idk man hearing a real christian say hell exists really relieved me i have donated the rest of my clothes to the salvation army and i shall live my life without premarital sex and live in the mountains
@@lowqaulityreviews5390 Same, man. I’ve decided to clean up my life. No more Beating the living shit out of my dick 4 times a day, No more Playing video games for 13 hours a day. When I graduate highschool I will go to church everyday, and save my virginity until after marriage.
@@toolazyforaname so what I'm hearing is, it's free real estate until the graduation then?
The recording David Parker Ray, allegedly played for his captors, is legitimately one of the most terrifying things I’ve heard.
I was kind of surprised it wasn't brought up at all in this video. That recording is just horrific, and it's one of the most unique parts of the case.
I dunno bro I like to be spooked and to look at serial killers and stuff but afterwards I always find myself thinking world is shit, being paranoid and not able to enjoy stuff so I really appreciate the way you talk about it. You sit in light room, in flowery shirt, and laugh when you feel like it and are still respectful, and you say this "positive" thing at the end that still comes off as natural and cool. I like your content. Very cool.
If Joe DeAngelo had a split personality, "Jerry" wouldn't be "telling him" to commit murder, "Jerry" would've been the one committing the murders.
And he would have no idea what Joe has done (unless they were cohosting)
And more to the point, why does he stop killing when DNA comes along?
I don’t believe it’s a split personality or anything, but to be able to just.. stop after doing EARONS for that long you have to have some sort of switch
Not exactly, there are some systems who are aware of one and another and even communicate. So its not impossible but I highly highly doubt he actually had it and was just trying to get the insanity plea
What school did you go to to be able to say that bud?
What’s creepier about Samuel Little is that when investigators realized he can draw and remember the faces of his victims, they told everyone in this case to NOT mention that it’s for finding closure for the family.
He just really did not care about these victims or anyone’s feeling in general. Gives me chills just thinking that someone like that existed.
really glad but also mad he's dead now cuz it means he cant give anymore info about his victims :(
He’s terrifying
I love that he’s so polite than when he’s angry he just politely tells murderers he hates them
I think it would have been interesting to mention the fact that the Toy box killer had an audio tape he would play to his victims before meeting them. In this tape he would explain in details exactly what he would do to them. It's one of the most horrifying piece of writing I've ever read in my life.
And it's on you tube, so anyone can listen to it
fun fact : Former professional wrestler Steve Austin said that he got the "stone cold" nickname from watching a documentary about "The Iceman" Richard Kuklinski
Yes. Yes he did. 😊
I wonder if Chuck Liddell also took inspiration from that
Shitttt I'm a huge wrestling fan and I didnt know that lolol
The name came from his then wife Jeanie who advised him to drink his tea before it became stone cold. But Richard Kuklinski was the inspiration for his persona.
@@sashabanksrealm764 Steve Austin tells the story on his episode of Hot Ones if you’re curious to hear it from the man himself.
Imagine being Samuel Little's kindergarten teacher, and realizing that the one time you rubbed your neck in class because it was a little sore caused little Sam to develop an obsession that led to 60+ people to be murdered. Obviously it's not her fault in any way shape or form but just think about how that had to wreak havoc with her mental state.
Hell she probably wasn't alive when he was caught, since that would've been sometime in 1945 and he was caught 60 years later. So she never knew that she was the source of his obsession.
@@TheMasterUnity that's actually a very good possibility and to be honest, I hope that's the case so she didn't have to go through any kind of guilt or feel any amount of responsibility as well as other emotions that someone might go through and feel after hearing that type of an excuse for why he did what he did. His response is absolute and total bullshit even if in his mind he believes that's the trigger or whatever. The facts are that he's a giant garbage human and the only person to blame for his actions is himself.
To be honest it's just a rationalization he made up. In no way that would have caused his crazy streak.
Why would you care? I wouldn't lmao. Not my fault
@@three6ohchris he was apprehended in 2012, and convicted in 2014, so I think it’s pretty safe to say that the kindergarten teacher died before he was convicted.
Fun fact: since cars have become so much harder to steal without a flat bed, these days, one of the most common ways to lose your car to a joyrider is by leaving your keyfob inside it. Because people still do that.
Also, it's now illegal to move more than a couple of meters from your car without locking it in Australia.
It's still very easy for cars to be stolen tho. I literally had an RV and Moped stolen from me in hotel parking lots and they were never found
Oh yeah, what a spur of insight. Don't do anything to actually fix the problem, let's just make the victims into criminals for not locking their cars.
Never heard you talk about Peewee Gaskins, guy from Conway South Carolina that drove a hearse, was burying people all over the state, every time they would go to give him the electric chair, he would tell them about another 2 bodies and would postpone the execution. Did this multiple times.
There are people who could or would have become serial killers, but recognized that they needed help and got it. Sure, serial killers tend to have had troubled lives, but that obviously doesn't excuse their actions.
Yes, I think it's important to distinguish "explain" and "justify" in these scenarios
stfu it does(except for the Junko one)
@@jambofatherandsongaming2692 no
Well I don’t see anyone (with more than one braincell) defending them, but sure.
@@zero.9831 Have you ever heard of Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer fan girls?
I love this man I remember finding him at 50k and then in 2 weeks he’s up to 150k well deserved without a doubt
Agreed
Going back and watching the conspiracy theory iceburg is wild. Every upload is a new huge goal and he deserves them all
yea literally . he had about 70k and now he’s gone nearly 7x that amount its insane
Same he’s god tier
I listened to some of the Toy Box killers tape he played to his victims before torturing, and I've been very depressed the whole day thinking of myself in that situation (and I'm a male).
Highly recommend not researching this stuff yourself if you can help it, and let Wendigoon or someone else explain it to you. If you think you might be distraught over researching, don't continue. This tape seriously screwed me up mentally and still is as I'm typing. (It's been like 5 hours)
Seriously, none of the other killers or stories screwed me up as much as this one is, but nice video as always.
I did a project on Belle Gunnes in my criminal science class, and at the end was like a suspenseful movie music and in big bold letters “did she fake her death, is she out there still… probably not.”
belle gunness, the first gaslight gatekeep girlboss
Where the hell did that even come from lmao
You probably follow on_a_downward_spiral
because same
@@herberttheturtle ?? whats that
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@@herberttheturtle why am I seeing on a downward spiral being mentioned outside of Instagram delete this
Samuel Little's crimes were caused by pure butterfly effect, imagine doing something as random as rubbing your neck and you unlock a mind door to a serial killer's obsession
Man mustve been strong as hell though cause strangling someone takes about 10 minutes and a lot of strength
Kinda scary
@@bunny-bear3224 that depends on the type of choke you apply (edit) just realised how fucked up that sounds haha, for clarification I do bjj and if you apply a blood choke you can can kill somebody in about 4 minutes and if they are struggling would die in probably around 3 minutes from exertion, but you could cause permanent brain damage after about 1-2 minutes
They were not "caused by" his teacher rubbing her neck. It may or may not have even happened, but even if he did honestly feel that his teacher rubbing her neck made him want to kill people, if it hadn't of happened that way, he would have used some other excuse as he was going to end up killing people anyway, because he's an absolute psychopath asshole
@@kof867 What i have heard the brain would start to get permanent damage after about 4 mins i feel even blood choke would take longer to actually kill. It takes only seconds to make person passout using it though so the victim wouldnt struggle, and they wouldnt move for minutes. Thats why people in mma, and such taps out quick as the choke sinks in or they pass out fast that also happen in competition. For example i watched Bas Ruttens video how to defend from that choke, and he also said you have only about 5 secs time after you are getting choked properly before you sleep. To be fair mainly you hear about stroke victims, and such lack of blood causing brain damages so its not really same thing.
My wife's dad worked with David Ray at the state parks and they would have lunch in weird places around elephant butte lake but turns out those places were in sight of were he hid bodies.
that's incredible, the audacity, oh my God
What are the odds a serial killer has watched this
Just a quick correction on "Alice's Restaurant". The song's actually kind of a comedy protest song from the '60s - the narrator gets drafted into the war and tries to act 'crazy' by saying he wants to kill someone to avoid getting sent to Vietnam, but in doing so he actually becomes more enticing to the army. However, he then actually does get sent home when the army finds out he was arrested for littering once and they decide he's a degenerate.
My guess is that Alcala was trying to use the song to point out what he thought was the absurdity of his situation, completely unaware that he was the person acting absurd here, not those in the justice system.
theres one part of the song is where arlo says a homophobic slur and the first time i heard it i laughed my gay little self into a coughing fit. idk how rodney thought that could save him in court
It’s one of my favorite songs of all time
Rodney Alcala playing the song “Alice’s Restaurant” at trial is funnier than you probably realized. Firstly, the song is around 19 minutes long and it’s HILARIOUS that he brought the flow of the trial to a stop just for that. Then there’s a point in the song where the protagonist, to dodge the draft for Vietnam, pretends to be crazy and wants to kill people in Vietnam, but that makes the army inspectors like him more and make him a better candidate for being selected. No doubt that Rodney was hoping that the judge would be attracted to his “twisted mind” or something and let him off free, OBVIOUSLY it did not work out like that but it’s so funny to think that’s what he was hoping for.
Great video Wendigoon, and great song Arlo Guthrie!
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@@jennytool1348 why? I even looked up these cords and it lead to nothing 😂
He sounds like a guy who would unironically say “welcome to my twisted mind”
HOLD ON MY FAMILY WOULD LISTEN TO ALICES RESTAURANT EVERY THANKSGIVING WHEN I WAS A KID? I NEVER PAID ATTENTION TO THE WHOLE THING BUT HUH ????
i'm more inclined to believe that he knew he was fucked, so just decided to turn the whole thing into a circus show
Timestamps of all "Serial Killers" AKA Losers
00:00 INTRO
TIER 5 - 1:30
-1:30 - Samuel Little
-5:17 - Rodney Alcala (The Dating Game Killer)
-10:28 - Eric Edgar Cooke
-13:53 - Belle Gunness
-18:46 - Gary Heidnik
-23:23 - Richard Kuklinski
-27:46 - Arthur Shawcross (Genesee River Killer)
-30:34 - Joseph DeAngelo
-35:16 - David Parker Ray (The Toybox Killer)
40:43 OUTRO
Do you know the background music?
Belle Gunness: Starting a fire to get insurance.
Arthur Shawcross: Starting a fire to get started.
Don’t get me wrong, Rodney Alcala is an absolute scumbag, but the fact he was is own defence attorney in court is the some of the funniest shit I’ve ever heard XD
It’s even funnier that the court didn’t object to him examining his own testimony
@Griefy Not only that, but they let him do it for _five hours._
It made me drown in an indescribable emptiness that he was allowed to do that for FIVE HOURS
Pretty sure Ted Bundy was as well but wow lmao
The boombox ties it all together beautifully
Alcala: i would like to call a witness to the stand
judge: who is your witness
Alcala: none other than RODNEY ALCALA
*ace attorney music starts blaring from his boom box*
"Did you kill these peop-"
"HOLD IT!"
The most messed up thing about David Parker Ray is the suicide of one of the lead investigating agents after she examined the truck
Yeah there’s always more victims than you see
I've heard the full story of Rodney Alcala, and he is just the worst person, but the worst part is how he got his victims. He just charmed them into following him, he didn't even need to kidnap anyone.
Just a little warning, if you’re even slightly sensitive to really disturbing true crime stuff, I don’t recommend looking too far into the David Parker Ray (toy box killer) thing. I’m pretty hardened to this kinda stuff, but holy balls what he did is sickening. DPR and Junko Furuta are two of the only cases that have genuinely disturbed me.
Oh, definitely, those two cases kinda get to me. I’m a forensics and true crime nerd, but reading the transcript of the DPR tapes that were played as an introduction to his victims was tough.
@@skyeaurelliah9883 Yeah, I’m usually pretty good at removing myself from the events I guess, but the thought of those things happening to me, or any human being for that matter, freaks me the hell out. Like, actually nauseating.
@@NootalieWalf There’s just something about the tapes that makes it feel like he’s there, talking straight to you, at least for me.
@@skyeaurelliah9883 Yeah those tapes are crazy. It really feels like he's talking directly to you. There's something uncannily disturbing about how he explains all of his "rules" so matter-of-factly. Surprised Wendigoon didn't mention them.
oh yeah, they are awful. those two, Sylvia Likens and the hello kitty murder are the only cases I just cant stand
I love the funky, soulful background music while I learn about grizzly murders and acts of inhuman evil. Really sweet tone on that lead guitar tho
LOL I was thinking the same thing
At points I completely ignored the talking and just vibed with the music so I had to go back and listen again lmao, real good shit
@@IVANOOZE69 do you know the name of the song?
@@adenkyramud5005 do you know the name of the song?
What's the background music?
Imagine your crazy old neighbor constantly calling you saying he’s gonna kill you if your dog doesn’t stop barking and you just brush him off with a, “yeah whatever” only to find out that he’s the golden state killer
The Gary Heidnik thing reminds me of a dark joke between me and my friend, “Officer, I swear those kids were dead when I got here!” We came up with it because we were exploring an abandoned orphanage that was shut down because, well I think you can figure out what happened.
I know the situation with gary heidnik was awful, but the fact that this narcissistic "genius" was caught because one of his victims tricked him is honestly pretty dope.
My middle school principle is related to Belle Gunness. I remember him talking about it. He seemed a bit too proud of it....
she was just girlbossing
uh oh...
I mean she was a Girlboss that committed crime in a field that is often dominated by men and she got away with it. I mean how couldn’t you be proud. /S
@@Andyatl2002 gaslight gatekeep girlboss uwu
@@Andyatl2002 you crazy
I remember when I first found out about the Toy Box Killer through the transcript of the recordings posted on 4chan. The disgust of the contents of the tape was interrupted by the jarring contrast of the comments all saying “the guy who wrote and recorded this is absolutely a fucking dweeb loser”
i mean they're not exactly wrong
9:50 I’ve just gotta say, because I’m fairly certain you are talking about the song Alice’s Restaurant Massacree, which ISNT about a Massacre, it’s actually a song in protest towards the Vietnam war. 🎶 “You can have anything you want, at Alice’s Restaurant!” 🎶 it’s an insanely long song, that’s why I’m assuming it’s what you are referring to.
"Belle, if you're out there.... I hate you."
CLASSIC
Iconic
Vintage
It's honestly surprising how fast he's grown considering the type of content he creates. Easily demonetizable videos are not typically favored by the algorithm
Same goes for Plagued Moth. 137K subs as of now and his most recent video is about a recording of a dog being tortured.
Dude people love true crime. Big crime tubers make views easy. Of youre already watching true crime, youtube will just spit it at you. Though making money on it, a lot harder
Helps that both Wendigoon and Plague are insanely wholesome and are super transparent about their thoughts and stances on things.
@@TheSinisterProdigy yes just Look at Jim Cant Swim, his last video was recommended to the whole world pretty much
I know sometimes that u say u have a small channel, but I've heard your name on a lot of other channels. They all say very nice thing about u. One was inspired by u to make his own channel. Another guy who does horror list said one time "Asian Wendigoon here". I love your videos. Keep being awesome! I just wanted to tell u how much u mean to people. 😊
Alice's Restaurant, for those who don't know, is a 20 minute song about a guy telling his story of getting arrested for littering and going through the justice process. It's a pretty funny song, so it's kind of even funnier that Rodney Alcala just stood in the courtroom and played it as his closing statement.
A murder being squeamish of blood, never thought I would hear that in my life
I mean it's not as weird as you think. I'm a phlebotomist that faints getting my blood drawn. No clue why.
@@shadowdroid776 are you saying you’re a murderer ✋😭
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@@shadowdroid776 Do you faint because it makes you squeamish, or because the amount being drawn makes you lose consciousness?
Heinrich himmler, the “human being” who orchestrated and organised the nazi concentration camps and was the leader of the nazi death squads was actually incredibly squeamish. He couldn’t stand the sight of blood and was never present when innocent people were slaughtered. The one time he did see someone get shot, he feinted. So that’s another fun little fact for you :)
I can't wait until we talk about "sexual arson" in tier 9 of the conspiracy theory iceberg
What?? Does he get turned on by fires lmao
@@Ekdrink seems so
@@Ekdrink everything can be a fetish
That's skuffed
Dude, protective custody is 23 hours a day lockdown. Maybe 1 phone call a month. And most likely he can only buy tooth paste and deodorant from the commissary.
It's still better than what that dude deserves. I think it is safe to say that anyone would prefer living in a comfy safehouse beats showering with a bunch of other dudes that will kill you over not trading your sticky bun for tater tots.
Are you sure that’s not solitary?
@@pailhorsegaming6762 same thing in a lot of prisons. I know some states have special cell blocks for the pervs themselves. But not all.
you're really one of my favorite youtubers omg,your videos are addicting. also thank you so muchfor the little positive message you give at the end of these videos, i really like that, it lightens the mood a lot :)
Rodney: Your honor my client, aka me, does not remember commuting the murders, therefore he/I did nit commit them.
Judge: understandable have a nice day
Well, ignoring the legal implications, from a philosophical standpoint only:
Is a person guilty of a crime they do not remember commiting, or planning? If someone where to invent a drug that erased memories precisely as wanted, a person were reset to a point prior to their crime and punished for a crime that state of mind had not commited, would that be just?
(I think Black Mirror has an episode about it.)
rodney's interrogation kind of makes me feel like he was doing that so he could plea insanity
That or hes just extremely based
it said in the video that his main argument was that he didn’t remember the killings so therefore he’s innocent. so he’s not doing anything smart he is legitimately that crazy
Nah he just knew he was done for and wanted to troll the jury lol
I know Rodney is a murderer but I laugh at the thought of him interrogating himself. That sounds like an SNL sketch.
9:50 Alice's Restaurant isn't about wanting to kill someone. It's a 20 minute anti-war song where a guy gets arrested and tried for littering, later on gets drafted, and is asked if he is reabilitated after littering to go and burn down villages in Vietnam. Good Thanksgiving song actually, but just wanted to clarify.
I have to appreciate Wendigoon telling all the killers he thinks may be seeing this video that he hates them
The zodiac killer is unsubbing as we speak
@@aswiftshift5229 nah i unsubbed last week.
My great grandmother used to/still does tell me stories of Eric Edgar Cooke as her best friend, my great grandmother would often go out to escape her abusive home life and one time met Eric, Eric would often walk her to the movies because back in that day women weren’t allowed to do it themselves and what she found odd about it was that he never watched the movie with her, that’s because once he dropped my grandmother off at the movies he would go commit crimes, when Eric was originally found and got the death penalty my grandmother watched him be hung, my grandmother watched the last person to be hung in Western Australia who was her best friend
I hope that didnt affect her too much mentally, . That's both interesting yet terrifying that do we really know the people we associate with?
oddly tragic, thank you for sharing that
What a crazy story, thanks for sharing
I feel terrible for her. I hope she’s okay.
I can’t stop laughing about “menstal intuitions” for some reason that cracks me tf upppp 😂😂😂
The Golden State Killer frustrates me to no end. He was married and has three children currently. Like he ruined peoples lives and took innocent peoples lives away and even had his own life.
The Toybox Killer makes my stomach turn so much. I once looked up the transcript of the audio tape that he played for his victims and I couldn't even read half a page of it. I then scrolled down and it just kept going. Just the most vile, disgusting things ever and it just wouldn't end.
I couldn't imagine what his victims must have felt listening to that, knowing what was about to happen to them. And then to basically wipe their memories, just leaving them just so traumatized with no reasoning why?
I hope he's burning in hell
they* pretty sure it was a group of 3-4 who did that horrible shit
Evil evil man for real
Him and his accomplices. Sounds like he had plenty of help.
Where can I find the transcript? I have a morbid curiosity.
Marcus Parks read it on LPOTL and I can’t listen to it a second time
You missed my favorite part about Joseph DeAngelo's arrest. Allegedly a great deal of investigative work was done by Patton Oswalt's late wife, Michelle McNamara, a true crime fanatic, and published in her posthumous book, "I'll Be Gone in the Dark". She was close with local police and apparently shared lots of information they had missed decades prior. He was caught after she died unfortunately, so she never got the satisfaction of seeing him convicted.
"Alice's Restaurant Massacre" isn't a song about wanting to kill someone. . . . . It's about the draft.
Eh, same same
@@matthiasthulman4058 literally not at all. It's about the government making people go to war against their will. In the song, the protagonist was pretending to be crazy enough to want to kill people in an attempt to avoid the draft. It's a really funny song if you put yourself in the shoes of someone in that era.
you are one of the youtubers i like so much that it doesn't even matter what topic you present. i just like how you do it and how you represent it and especially how "normally" you talk about everything and anything.
I love the idea of telling the story of a whole nostalgic romantic encounter and capping it off with "But yeah, I killed her."
Why do you like the idea of that? What's wrong with you?
It sounds so disturbing and awful in real life, but it would make for a great dark comedy.
@@GLASSHEAD02 They mean they find it funny, it's fucking common sense
@@GLASSHEAD02 ever heard of dark comedy?
@@GLASSHEAD02 do you not know what dark humour is
The Golden state killer was at the height of his murders when my mother was a teenager. My grandparents lived right around where he was most active in Fair Oaks near Orangevale so they were of course worried due to the bold and unexpected nature of the murders. One night, my mother entered her parents room in the middle of the night. My grandmother only saw a silhouette in the door frame and started screaming, this caused my mother to get startled so she ran towards the bed. My grandfather woke up and grabbed his revolver from behind the dresser next to the bed and was about to shoot my mom. My grandmother quickly realized that the individual entering their room was actually my mom and she was able to stop him from firing.
We do the unlocked doors thing here in Canada too, it’s rlly not the vibes when a bears chasing you and you have nowhere to run to. Ppl leave the cars unlocked because the cars insured and most ppl don’t steal shit and you can just hop in if there’s an emergency