@@13_vynnavalencia2 haha he is dead , and malvo needs to stay where he is in prison its called punishment for mass murder, if one of the victims was your mother or father you probably would not be trying to defend him
They say schitzo's need to change, but whats the point in boot camp? Anybody who has good senses is considered schitzo because the reality of the walking dead possesed by aliens using skinwalkers to steal flesh from under the skin and destroying peoples lives. Basically if you are worry free you are mentally ill because in reality there is place for the careless accept for the dead.
but you probably had parents. this kid had nobody. he only had someone who was completely psychopathic who brainwashed him. so its not even a comparison at all...
ThaPABproductions umm yeah it is bruh go out with NO money NO car NO contacts and I mean ZERO friends NONE to help you and see what this world does for you... Honestly no tellin you'd end up in any number of awful situations because its that bad out here really. He had one person there he had thought to have cared for him a great deal that person brainwashed him into commiting murders he's having trouble dealing with...its bad for the victims and it's bad for him because it's cost him any shot at a normal life even if he'd ever be freed you think his mind is free from all the pain he brought ? NOPE he's forever scarred in so many ways.
@@Vhein that he planned to kill his ex wife but wanted it to look like she was killed in the random shootings. The podcast does like a 3 part series on this.
I just finished the Monster: DC Sniper (great podcast) and one of the shooting that stuck out was the lady at the Home Depot in the head In front of her husband and they played his 911 call. What I didn’t know is that this started WAY before they got to DC
i'm from silver spring, md. i was 12 years old when this happened. many of the locations are 5-10 min away from my house. i remember going to school and it being on lockdown it was traumatic time.
My family and I met these guys in a homeless shelter in Bellingham during their shooting spree. They seem so normal it was shocking when we learned about their crimes on TV. Crazy
He didn't make that decision tho. Listening to the entire story, he was more forced into making those decisions. The guy was lonely as a kid, wanted someone to look up to. Unfortunately it was a damn psychopath.
Basketball Never Stops he certainly wasn't held at gunpoint to shoot others. Clearly, he had a choice, and he made the wrong choice that cost many people their lives.
My grandpa Pascal was the 6th person murdered by the Dc Snipers. He was murdered on October 3rd 2002 at 9:15 p.m in Washington D.C as he was walking to a pharmacy to get a prescription filled for his wife. My grandpa and I were not close but I still miss him dearly !!!!
Be stupid to “take his word for it “. No words would be enough to make people feel safe letting someone who’s capable of this walk around the community. No amount of time can undo the unthinkable damage he did to the families of the deceased and injured victim
Well, he won’t. Both his life sentences were thrown out and he has to be paroled after a few years. So, hope all you want , he is walking out before he is 50 years old.
To the people saying 17 is old enough to be aware of your actions, please remember that he wasn't just 17. He was 17, _and_ his parents were gone, _and_ he was being raised by a fucking sociopath who taught him basically everything he knew. His actions were undeniably horrible, but that doesn't necessarily come from within. Actions can be dictated by internal as well as external influences, and in his case, the external influences were unimaginably fucked. To assume he would have the same agency as any average 17-year-old is beyond stupid.
@@hedvent2692 would you rather fight the psychopath who knows better than you and raised you? Also, he was 17 and before that he wasn't taught well enough to know what is wrong or right, anyone with common sense would know that if you weren't taught well enough, you wouldn't know even the simplest things about the world.
@@melanmalvindictaUr right, and it's a shame he was raised that way, but he isn't exempt from the consequences of his actions because of his upbringing
Figures, there's always someone who's slow to mature and thinks everyone is that way. I was in the Marines when I was 17. Many of us were raised on the streets without parents, but but many of us knew to walk away from stupidity. He was a dud, easy to be deceived!
@@marwilliam9070 He was forced to kill others. Manipulated by a psychopath at a young age and his life was threatened if he refused to do the psycho's bidding. He should still be jailed but he deserves pity at the very least
malvo is getting what he deserves but it is truly devastating that normal kids and teens get put into these situations for confusion and end up getting brainwashed and manipulated by older beings, i’m not saying he doesn’t deserve punishment, but i am saying it is unfair when ppl like this become monsters due to others
To an extent I feel some sorrow for him. Manipulated and brainwashed by someone he worshiped at an age where teens are struggling finding an identity. Think about it, he's been in jail for 10 years and he's still only 27 years old. I didn't interview him but it seems like he is truly sorry for being an accomplice to a murderous madman. Sad story all around.
Well I think it’s clear he is doing a bang up job of manipulating people like you into believing he is sorry …. It’s actually scary. He has to sell this new “changed” man image if he hopes to get off on parol . But let’s be clear there is zero chance he is really sorry . I think he was and is still just as twisted as John and if we are all being honest John never pulled the trigger …not once . The only actual killer in the duo was Lee although Johns actions in all of this makes him just as guilty in my eyes . This wasn’t some little kid who was terrified and just did as he was told . He was months shy of being a legal adult who had many opportunities to stop and didn’t . If they hadn’t been caught when they did the killings would have continued ! I think Lee enjoyed the killings . But let’s say for arguments sake you are right and he was manipulated by his “idol” to kill does that mean we don’t hold him responsible? NO! He had a choice he was able to think for himself. At 17 I had idols . Would I have killed people if they asked me to ? Um no! Lee decided to take that gun and shoot innocent people. 20 years for murdering 10 people ???? You really think that is justice ? Would you feel the same if it was your loved one shot and killed ? Would you be comfortable having Lee stop by for a visit and spend time with your loved ones ? Please take some time to really think about who deserves sympathy in this case and who doesn’t . Because the only ones I feel sorry for are the victims of his senseless crimes . I think the courts need to just round up his age from 17 and 8 months to 18 and leave him exactly where he !
@@missyrose2154 I've met people who were a part of cults. I've met those people who have done things that seem weird, or even wrong and fucked up. I have seen those same people, be completely changed joining and leaving. When your desperate for something, something crucial and needed, to be wanted or to want, you will do anything. doesn't matter how bad it is. John taught Malvo everything he knew, and told him who to kill. There is a reason to why John was sentenced to death. A damn good reason, But there's a reason to why Malvo wasn't. John literally had maps of where they would go next. I myself am going into psychology and I hope to specialize in criminal and developmental. I don't even know much compared to my teachers and other's I have learned from and I can tell you there is a very high chance Malvo feels sorry to put it lightly and bluntly. This unfortunate case is another example of tragedies and things that could have been stopped if people sleeked help, or were recognized as needing help early. Not to at all insinuate that Malvo didn't do anything bad and it's John's fault because at the end of the day your actions are you. Your decisions are you; it's very narrow minded to immediately say if your idol told you to kill someone you wouldn't compared to Malvo, considering Malvo was traumatized from childhood, looking at his past and mother, I'm actually surprised he was so quiet at school, and didn't have constant or recognizable anger issues at all.
Excuses, fake remorse. Must NEVER get parole. Btw, I grew up in Aspen Hill,Maryland and lived through this. I knew Chief Moose. He died this past Thanksgiving. Did you know this evil kid nearly escaped custody? Climbed into a ceiling at Rockville court. Caught.
I went to other videos of serial killers and there wasn't this much anger. I'm so confused by what is going on in this world. John Gacy killed 33 people but the comments weren't filled with anger. Wow just wow.
Did you expect him to cling to the idea that he is a cold callous murderer? If course you're going to turn introspective and think about all the pain you caused and that will change you. Just because he is locked up doesn't mean he can't understand and take ownership of what he did.
@@xymoriintus the thing is, you dont think about things after you did them, you contemplate what the effect of it would be on you and society; do a lot of damage and have this euphoric rush while doing it. So i'm not disagreeing with you because there are enough scenarios where a split decision is regretted ones entire life, and change does happen. Its just that you dont do that thing 13 times and then after being locked up (and only then) you are a changed man after ten years. He is not a changed man he is a chained man, the only thing restricting him from being a so called hunter, like he viewed himself, is the fact that even for a young man he is physically built like a prey, not a hunter. Once this man is released the only thing he will do is making sure he wont get caught and prey on even weaker humans, because now he knows his position in this world we call the animal kingdom.
Y’all saying “im 17 too” but aren’t in the same shoes as he is. You aren’t in the same position as this guy was, so stop acting like you’re more mature
One of my neighbors was maimed by this guy. She was a teacher at the school that was taken hostage and was apparently gravely wounded and is still dealing with the injuries
You know, I've been reading a lot of comments here and it's very clear that people are either on one side of the fence or that other about Lee Boyd Malvo. Just to be clear, Lee Boyd Malvo deserves what ever comes his way as a result of his participation in those horrible acts committed. I was a Track and XC runner in college at the time those murders took place and I remember full well how those murders affected the members of the XC/Track team. It was riveting but yet devastating. However, I also know that when a young person grows up without good role models and nobody who cares for them it can have a devastating impact on that person. The real world is a dynamic and a very complex environment and when there are no parents, no mentors to look up to, etc, etc, it can lead that young person down the wrong path. Again, I'm not making an excuse for what this guy did because wrong is wrong, but, you do have to acknowledge that there are certain life factors that play into causation. Simply saying "Fuck this guy we should just shot him in the head" is not going to solve the underlying causes. That is simply an emotional reaction to a problem that requires much deeper remedies. The solution starts with positive role models at home. There are millions of potential Malvos out there. Just look at our inner cities across our country where inner city teens are looking up to older gang members because they have no family that really cares! I know that I'll receive a bunch of hateful comments on here, but at age 39 I've seen and experienced people with hardcore leftest views and ultra-right wing views on various issues. I have enough life experience to know that having good parental role models greatly increases the chances that the child will live a successful and quality life as they grow older. Many studies have been done on this and have shown that to be true. Again, I'm not saying that Malvo should get a lighter sentence. What he did was absolutely wrong, but, I will concede that the dude didn't have much of a chance in life with Mohammed at the helm.
@@MattyIcecubes they recently re trailed him and Virginia rejected his parole, I personally think they should let him go after 20 year sentence but even if he gets out he's gonna be trialed in every other state so yea gg
I agree with so much of this. The one bit I'll have to quibble with is the insistence that "the solution starts with positive role models at home." I don't disagree that this is key, but this is why a HUGE investment in social work, CPS/DFCS/etc. departments, school lunch programs (*cough*andschoolsingeneral*cough*), and the foster care system is vital - along with Medicaid, WIC, SNAP (food benefits), TANF, and housing assistance. (Guaranteed paid family leave also wouldn't go amiss, but that's another battle altogether.) This is because 1) not everyone gets parents who are capable and/or willing to be even middling role models (a big shout out to my own mother, here! Abusive narcissists who hate their own children are a lot of fun to deal with, take it from me) and 2) there are people DO want to be there for their families, but since many are playing on an unequal field, they simply don't have the time or resources to invest in their children and tragic consequences occur. So many families could thrive if they had just a little bit of help, if day-to-day life were just a little bit less terrifying. (To be clear, I do NOT mean just funding. I mean dramatically increased staffing and significant and thorough training procedures too.) If we truly want to see change, we have to look to root cause of the situation at hand - if we can improve childhood across the board for as many as possible, then we could have a chance. I know that domestic security is important, but that we spend so much money developing better ways of killing people, and so little on our children is shameful in my eyes. There MUST be a way to keep the country safe from attack, while raising safer, happier generations. Unfortunately, I won't be holding my breath.
how many of these people actually lived in the dc area during october of 2002! it was pure true fear. from school to the gas station. worse then 9/11 in alot of ways because people died doing normal things.
I think what he's trying to say is that 9/11 was instant and one incident, or a group of incidents together. But this one was constant until it was resolved. Not going to compare, just trying to explain.
I lived in Northern Virginia growing up and it was extended fear for what felt like a long, long time. People ran from their cars going into the grocery store, ducking to get gasoline, etc. - 9/11 was absolutely terrible, but what weather7w meant was that 9/11 was a day of torment, sadness, and fear. but when the D.C sniper was running up and down I-95, we all lived in fear for an extended period of days. I would park my car to go into work in the same lot where he shot the victim at Michaels Craft store. You didn't know if you were going to get randomly sniped for like three weeks.
Growing up fatherless does not excuse your actions of failure as a human being but it also does not become invalid just because someone else turned out to be better. You had a mom but the world became your daddy. Do two random fatherless people gain the same experience from the world?
Just because he would not kill people today does not mean he is excused from the barbaric crimes he committed. Any sort of leniency towards these psychos would merely encourage other would-be killers. To free somebody like Malvo would be to say that, even if you go on a mass killing spree, you will be let out of prison when you realize you were wrong and apologize for what you've done. These men showed no mercy to the 13 people they shot, and they deserve absolutely no mercy in return.
Though I don't exactly feel remorse for Lee's actions, I feel bad for Lee himself. He was a 12 year old kid and had no one around literally. It's pretty harsh when the only figure you have is a psychopath. I believe Lee deserves a second chance at life, but he will need to GREATLY make up for what he did.
@@Rosary716not too mention the guy at 27 looks and sounds so much younger than most 20 year olds, so his development was even less than a typical 12-17 year old
Really? How is he trying to get out of jail when he is serving life without parole? Its better to show remorse than to taunt the family of the victims like many animals(serial killers) do.
He's gonna rot in a prison cell... Cold, Lonely, And growing old. The best years of his life, thrown away because he wanted innocent blood. It makes me sick.
If he is actually sorry then he would understand that he must face the consequences for his terrible actions wether that be death or life in prison. No one should feel sympathy for him no matter how much he says he has changed. Because he is still the person who killed those innocent people
He's not the definition of a monster. That's something somebody who has a big ego would say though. And showing a big ego for the media after doing what he did shows no genuine remorse. He wanted to sound poetic because he thinks his life is some kind of story or movie.
Everyone's life is a story. Movies usually have stories. He has no chance of getting out so he has nothing to gain here. I don't think he's trying to sell his story to anybody, it just happened.
I'm sorry for those who lost their love ones. But he was a brain washed child with no where to turn. This man used him and he needs to have a chance to know love and a life with people that can show him right from wrong. He was a victim more than a criminal.
Tonette Hinson you are what's wrong with this country. this pos. is a cancer. get rid of. all lives matter. except his. he stays in jail. end of story.
We live in a world where love in a foreign concept and the basic ideology that a LOVED child will grow to be a civil child isn't a given. I guess that child who was left up by his mother didn't deserve a chance at life. And you wonder why our kids are so messed up? NOBODY IS FIGHTING FOR THEM! THERE IS NO LOVE TO GIVE
Strange_Fruit777 all I heard was, Bla, BLA , BLAh. cry me a RIVER. SAME old story. my heart bleeds. Bull shit artist , and you sound like a Holy -roller. sorry For your lose... people do shit like this ,they forfeit there freedom, or LIFE, PERIOD. Next time a shooter kills more school kids, we'll just give them A Free Pass too. Wake the fuck up.....
We were so paranoid, that whenever there was a shoiting down in VA, Maryland residents on Montgomery County, flooded the gas stations & stores before they would have time to make it back to their base. .
I was in DC at the time I lived in Kensington md the military stopped cars until he was caught it was a scary time I remember looking for them driving around looking for them we were looking for a white van some reason we got word then he hit at my friend has station next to Safeway's parking lot 2 miles from my house I lived there my hole life then he shot someone he was in the woods stayed there all night killed a bus driver from the woods coward .how could he kill someone for no reason then he killed someone in va at a home Depot I think he was going to 270 and they caught him asleep in a car at a truck stop I believe it was weird looking for him but back then I felt scared because we found out he was shitting from the truck of a car the car had a hole in it so he was hidden pretty good .I'm glad they caught him what a sick person he could have killed my mother my dad died in 1985 but my mom shopped at Safeway I hope they never let malvo out what a sick sick person.they excited John whatever his name was I think mohomid years ago I'm glad he's gone I herd he had no remorse sick people I'm glad for the delth penelty
There's a podcast called You're Wrong About that covers the exact reason for this. John Mohammed would give Lee 5 bullets and then tell him "dont come back til you kill xxxxx" and it was supposed to be at least 5 people. Problem is John is super abusive and also inconsistent. Lee says he didn't shoot a pregnant woman because there weren't any. With the sniper going on pregnant women were probably staying home. Lee would usually shoot a few people and then John would go "it's after lunch, I'm tired" and call it a day. I don't think Lee didn't kill a pregnant woman bc he drew a line, I think it was just the circumstances weren't right.
I forgive him. I even feel sorry for him. I mean I would love him to get out of prison. But he killed people. You can be in jail for life. But I can't say its his fault.
Yeah I think he is a nice kid too. At least he did not disobey his father > I give him credit for that. I mean if I didn't listen to my father I would have been punished.
My Heart Goes out to Lee Malvo! Because at the Time of the DC Sniper Shootings he was Brainwashed and Controlled by John Allen to Kill people and I Did not Understand why he killed those 10 people back then but Now I Do and it was all Because John Allen Lost Custody of his Children! I Forgive Lee Malvo and Even though We have not met Each other Physically I Love him like my own Brother! He is a very Different Person Now from back then he has Remorse and Even Apologized and wrote Letters to his victims saying he was truly Sorry for what he Did! I Forgive you Lee Malvo from the Bottom of my Heart!
“Stealing the life of those who steal lives is called repossession” so if you kill a gangstalker your not stealing a life your repossessing all the lives they played god with while smirking and cackling about it all.”
That's fuckdd can you just imagine being at a gas station and out of no where some starts fire sniper shots at you. Cant imagine the terror they went thru
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brillant description of someone ten years older - "he looks similar to the way he did before, but ten years older"
ritchski1 ikr what a fucking moron
ritchski1 In other words he looks the same.
That's not really important here
lol
ritchski1 he went to the Nancy Grace school of stating the obvious
"He looks similar to what he looked like before, though..about 10 years older" What kind of fucking description is that lmao.
Why....it’s a “CNN description”! Lol
It’s called a Psychological Operation.
Couldn't kill a pregnant woman? So what, he tried to kill a 13 year old kid. There's no excuse for his actions.
Skittle Haus there is no excuse for even attempted murder of any human being....
Sam Cole A neighbor of mine was maimed by this guy
An eye for an eye
The old man who brainwashed him and made him do those things is the one should be dead
@@13_vynnavalencia2 haha he is dead , and malvo needs to stay where he is in prison its called punishment for mass murder, if one of the victims was your mother or father you probably would not be trying to defend him
This Lil dude was brainwashed because he was so lost & vulnerable
+corytrapper like everybody in the military?
there is a little truth that.
They say schitzo's need to change, but whats the point in boot camp? Anybody who has good senses is considered schitzo because the reality of the walking dead possesed by aliens using skinwalkers to steal flesh from under the skin and destroying peoples lives. Basically if you are worry free you are mentally ill because in reality there is place for the careless accept for the dead.
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He that is so if i talk to myself 90% of my day does that make me crazy?
He was 17 , I was fully aware of my actions by that age
but you probably had parents. this kid had nobody. he only had someone who was completely psychopathic who brainwashed him. so its not even a comparison at all...
alex herridge no excuse
ThaPABproductions umm yeah it is bruh go out with NO money NO car NO contacts and I mean ZERO friends NONE to help you and see what this world does for you... Honestly no tellin you'd end up in any number of awful situations because its that bad out here really. He had one person there he had thought to have cared for him a great deal that person brainwashed him into commiting murders he's having trouble dealing with...its bad for the victims and it's bad for him because it's cost him any shot at a normal life even if he'd ever be freed you think his mind is free from all the pain he brought ? NOPE he's forever scarred in so many ways.
Exactly.
EXACTLY, NO EXCUSES.
What was so chilling about this was the seeming randomness of the killings and the willingness to shoot anybody.
@Matt G I'm listening to that theory on the You're Wrong About podcast and its pretty solid.
GTA V
@@ccdj504 what theory?
@@Vhein that he planned to kill his ex wife but wanted it to look like she was killed in the random shootings. The podcast does like a 3 part series on this.
I just finished the Monster: DC Sniper (great podcast) and one of the shooting that stuck out was the lady at the Home Depot in the head In front of her husband and they played his 911 call. What I didn’t know is that this started WAY before they got to DC
i'm from silver spring, md. i was 12 years old when this happened. many of the locations are 5-10 min away from my house. i remember going to school and it being on lockdown it was traumatic time.
Krystle Maria I live here too I pass that Home Depot all the time
I was 17 at the time and I was so scared that time when this happened
"He looks similar to what he looked like before, though about 10 years older."
Go figure, never would have guessed that.
Beep Beep
My family and I met these guys in a homeless shelter in Bellingham during their shooting spree. They seem so normal it was shocking when we learned about their crimes on TV. Crazy
Bullshit
Wow
some think he deserves compassion ,he made a decision to kill and destroy lives some want to make excuses for him but thats all they are excuses .
Sav Speaks And? you're responsible for your own actions, not the actions of your ancestors.
He didn't make that decision tho. Listening to the entire story, he was more forced into making those decisions. The guy was lonely as a kid, wanted someone to look up to. Unfortunately it was a damn psychopath.
Sav, you're not very smart are you.
@Basketball Never Stops Doesn't excuse murder. Deserves everything he's gotten.
Basketball Never Stops he certainly wasn't held at gunpoint to shoot others. Clearly, he had a choice, and he made the wrong choice that cost many people their lives.
My grandpa Pascal was the 6th person murdered by the Dc Snipers. He was murdered on October 3rd 2002 at 9:15 p.m in Washington D.C as he was walking to a pharmacy to get a prescription filled for his wife. My grandpa and I were not close but I still miss him dearly !!!!
May he continue to rest peacefully 🕊️
Be stupid to “take his word for it “. No words would be enough to make people feel safe letting someone who’s capable of this walk around the community. No amount of time can undo the unthinkable damage he did to the families of the deceased and injured victim
Why are you arguing with yourself
Even if he ever really regrets and has changed, he has to pay for what he did...
Totally agree
That's not how the justice system works clown.
@@liberalbias4462 Look who's talking... As if anyone never knew that, are you 12 years old ?
I hope this guy stay in prison for the rest of his life.
yes ,to think people on here some think he should be out .
Well, he won’t. Both his life sentences were thrown out and he has to be paroled after a few years. So, hope all you want , he is walking out before he is 50 years old.
@@dannyboy6332 that is fucking bullshit. Sick bastard helped end the lives of 17 people. There is ZERO excuse for him to be released.
“Deliberately but randomly.” That one killed me lol
Well it is meant as deliberate killing but random choosing of victims....
It is spine chilling. Not knowing if you could be killed by some sick bastard’s fantasies on any given day.
"yknow he looks similar to what he looked like before though about 10 years older" no fucking shit...
You still alive?
@@kaneilerobinson4746 swear i was gonna ask the same thing lmao
To the people saying 17 is old enough to be aware of your actions, please remember that he wasn't just 17. He was 17, _and_ his parents were gone, _and_ he was being raised by a fucking sociopath who taught him basically everything he knew. His actions were undeniably horrible, but that doesn't necessarily come from within. Actions can be dictated by internal as well as external influences, and in his case, the external influences were unimaginably fucked. To assume he would have the same agency as any average 17-year-old is beyond stupid.
Shut up
No, there is no 'but' 17 is old enought to be held responsible for your actions and to be aware of your actions
@@hedvent2692 would you rather fight the psychopath who knows better than you and raised you? Also, he was 17 and before that he wasn't taught well enough to know what is wrong or right, anyone with common sense would know that if you weren't taught well enough, you wouldn't know even the simplest things about the world.
@@melanmalvindictaUr right, and it's a shame he was raised that way, but he isn't exempt from the consequences of his actions because of his upbringing
Figures, there's always someone who's slow to mature and thinks everyone is that way. I was in the Marines when I was 17. Many of us were raised on the streets without parents, but but many of us knew to walk away from stupidity. He was a dud, easy to be deceived!
Just watched blue caprice ... Wow
not funny yo bitch aint safe
NotJust shut up Bitch
.. it's funny to me
They made a video about an African sniper but not Caucasian shooters.
Lawrence Han You’re fucking stupid.
Lawrence Han there would be 1000 videos out
Reporter: Can you tell us what he looks like now?
🤪: He looks like he did before but 10 years older 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Mmmm that's a new clown emoji
I don’t care how many apologies you give, you tried to kill a kid man. 🤦🏻♂️
Yes
He was brainwashed
@@tyliekinc. no excuses. He knew that it was wrong to kill a pregnant woman but not others?
@@marwilliam9070 He was forced to kill others. Manipulated by a psychopath at a young age and his life was threatened if he refused to do the psycho's bidding. He should still be jailed but he deserves pity at the very least
@Dan Trebune No!
malvo is getting what he deserves but it is truly devastating that normal kids and teens get put into these situations for confusion and end up getting brainwashed and manipulated by older beings, i’m not saying he doesn’t deserve punishment, but i am saying it is unfair when ppl like this become monsters due to others
Not like he was forced
Doesn't matter you don't just release someone capable of Sniping people, and had done this before
To an extent I feel some sorrow for him. Manipulated and brainwashed by someone he worshiped at an age where teens are struggling finding an identity. Think about it, he's been in jail for 10 years and he's still only 27 years old. I didn't interview him but it seems like he is truly sorry for being an accomplice to a murderous madman.
Sad story all around.
Well I think it’s clear he is doing a bang up job of manipulating people like you into believing he is sorry …. It’s actually scary.
He has to sell this new “changed” man image if he hopes to get off on parol .
But let’s be clear there is zero chance he is really sorry . I think he was and is still just as twisted as John and if we are all being honest John never pulled the trigger …not once . The only actual killer in the duo was Lee although Johns actions in all of this makes him just as guilty in my eyes .
This wasn’t some little kid who was terrified and just did as he was told . He was months shy of being a legal adult who had many opportunities to stop and didn’t . If they hadn’t been caught when they did the killings would have continued ! I think Lee enjoyed the killings .
But let’s say for arguments sake you are right and he was manipulated by his “idol” to kill does that mean we don’t hold him responsible? NO! He had a choice he was able to think for himself. At 17 I had idols . Would I have killed people if they asked me to ? Um no!
Lee decided to take that gun and shoot innocent people.
20 years for murdering 10 people ???? You really think that is justice ? Would you feel the same if it was your loved one shot and killed ?
Would you be comfortable having Lee stop by for a visit and spend time with your loved ones ? Please take some time to really think about who deserves sympathy in this case and who doesn’t . Because the only ones I feel sorry for are the victims of his senseless crimes . I think the courts need to just round up his age from 17 and 8 months to 18 and leave him exactly where he !
@@missyrose2154 I've met people who were a part of cults.
I've met those people who have done things that seem weird, or even wrong and fucked up.
I have seen those same people, be completely changed joining and leaving. When your desperate for something, something crucial and needed, to be wanted or to want, you will do anything. doesn't matter how bad it is.
John taught Malvo everything he knew, and told him who to kill. There is a reason to why John was sentenced to death. A damn good reason, But there's a reason to why Malvo wasn't. John literally had maps of where they would go next. I myself am going into psychology and I hope to specialize in criminal and developmental. I don't even know much compared to my teachers and other's I have learned from and I can tell you there is a very high chance Malvo feels sorry to put it lightly and bluntly.
This unfortunate case is another example of tragedies and things that could have been stopped if people sleeked help, or were recognized as needing help early.
Not to at all insinuate that Malvo didn't do anything bad and it's John's fault because at the end of the day your actions are you. Your decisions are you; it's very narrow minded to immediately say if your idol told you to kill someone you wouldn't compared to Malvo, considering Malvo was traumatized from childhood, looking at his past and mother, I'm actually surprised he was so quiet at school, and didn't have constant or recognizable anger issues at all.
Yeah he's definitely a victim 🙄
@@missyrose2154 why is it everyone thinks a murderer is automatically a master manipulator
sorry he got caught
Excuses, fake remorse. Must NEVER get parole. Btw, I grew up in Aspen Hill,Maryland and lived through this. I knew Chief Moose. He died this past Thanksgiving. Did you know this evil kid nearly escaped custody? Climbed into a ceiling at Rockville court. Caught.
Bruh he was being controlled, whose to say what he’ll be if he never met Muhammad
@@GShock-ns7zvare you really showing sympathy to this psychopath?
@@GShock-ns7zv17 lives can’t come back
@@GShock-ns7zvhe was only 17 too sadly
Idc if people think he’s changed or not. His actions have consequences.
I went to other videos of serial killers and there wasn't this much anger. I'm so confused by what is going on in this world. John Gacy killed 33 people but the comments weren't filled with anger. Wow just wow.
racism. Because he's black and America still haves a lot of racism there's going to be more anger here than John Gacy
And you’re lying .
You know why lol #amerikkka
Fuck you
We supposed to have sympathy for this guy or we racist? What if we hate both of them
So he is saying in effect, "I just had to get it out of my system. I am a new person now. Thank God!" smh
Did you expect him to cling to the idea that he is a cold callous murderer? If course you're going to turn introspective and think about all the pain you caused and that will change you. Just because he is locked up doesn't mean he can't understand and take ownership of what he did.
That is if you're a halfway rational human being
@@xymoriintus the thing is, you dont think about things after you did them, you contemplate what the effect of it would be on you and society; do a lot of damage and have this euphoric rush while doing it.
So i'm not disagreeing with you because there are enough scenarios where a split decision is regretted ones entire life, and change does happen.
Its just that you dont do that thing 13 times and then after being locked up (and only then) you are a changed man after ten years.
He is not a changed man he is a chained man, the only thing restricting him from being a so called hunter, like he viewed himself, is the fact that even for a young man he is physically built like a prey, not a hunter.
Once this man is released the only thing he will do is making sure he wont get caught and prey on even weaker humans, because now he knows his position in this world we call the animal kingdom.
Y’all saying “im 17 too” but aren’t in the same shoes as he is. You aren’t in the same position as this guy was, so stop acting like you’re more mature
Can you just stop with the y'all its really annoying u used it 4times in a 3 line sentence
reallorn true COULDNT understsnd half the sentence
reallorn - rephrased it since you have to take it up the ass
ZE VENO - but you still now what I meant so does it really matter
So ur justifying his actions?
I was 7 years old and I can remember these days very vivdly. I didnt quite know what was going on but I clearly understood the fear.
*Killers after getting caught:* I'm truly sorry lol free me I'm changed now bro
I remember hearing the shot when they were in the Michael's parking lot. Was outside with my sister
No matter your age taking someone's life shouldn't be an answer. He has to face the through pennacle of the law
What about child soldiers?
hinneh samuel jnr I was in Columbia I was 18 outside trapping I was scared of white vans every night lol
@@XYZ_55 what about them
@@XYZ_55 it is one thing in a war. It is another taking out civilians. One is killing, the other is murdering.
Stop with these, "i'm aware comments," you were not manipulated.
One of my neighbors was maimed by this guy. She was a teacher at the school that was taken hostage and was apparently gravely wounded and is still dealing with the injuries
he looks like a young Shane mosley
My mom was pregnant in Montogomery County at the time of the shootings, I'm gonna be thinking about that all day now.
You know, I've been reading a lot of comments here and it's very clear that people are either on one side of the fence or that other about Lee Boyd Malvo. Just to be clear, Lee Boyd Malvo deserves what ever comes his way as a result of his participation in those horrible acts committed. I was a Track and XC runner in college at the time those murders took place and I remember full well how those murders affected the members of the XC/Track team. It was riveting but yet devastating. However, I also know that when a young person grows up without good role models and nobody who cares for them it can have a devastating impact on that person. The real world is a dynamic and a very complex environment and when there are no parents, no mentors to look up to, etc, etc, it can lead that young person down the wrong path. Again, I'm not making an excuse for what this guy did because wrong is wrong, but, you do have to acknowledge that there are certain life factors that play into causation. Simply saying "Fuck this guy we should just shot him in the head" is not going to solve the underlying causes. That is simply an emotional reaction to a problem that requires much deeper remedies. The solution starts with positive role models at home. There are millions of potential Malvos out there. Just look at our inner cities across our country where inner city teens are looking up to older gang members because they have no family that really cares! I know that I'll receive a bunch of hateful comments on here, but at age 39 I've seen and experienced people with hardcore leftest views and ultra-right wing views on various issues. I have enough life experience to know that having good parental role models greatly increases the chances that the child will live a successful and quality life as they grow older. Many studies have been done on this and have shown that to be true. Again, I'm not saying that Malvo should get a lighter sentence. What he did was absolutely wrong, but, I will concede that the dude didn't have much of a chance in life with Mohammed at the helm.
They will let him out one day, but not until he's in his 60s or 70s.
@@MattyIcecubes they recently re trailed him and Virginia rejected his parole, I personally think they should let him go after 20 year sentence but even if he gets out he's gonna be trialed in every other state so yea gg
@@AM-nc5dd That's why I don't see him serving any less than 50 years. If he gets paroled anytime soon everyone else will line up to get him.
I agree with so much of this. The one bit I'll have to quibble with is the insistence that "the solution starts with positive role models at home." I don't disagree that this is key, but this is why a HUGE investment in social work, CPS/DFCS/etc. departments, school lunch programs (*cough*andschoolsingeneral*cough*), and the foster care system is vital - along with Medicaid, WIC, SNAP (food benefits), TANF, and housing assistance. (Guaranteed paid family leave also wouldn't go amiss, but that's another battle altogether.)
This is because 1) not everyone gets parents who are capable and/or willing to be even middling role models (a big shout out to my own mother, here! Abusive narcissists who hate their own children are a lot of fun to deal with, take it from me) and 2) there are people DO want to be there for their families, but since many are playing on an unequal field, they simply don't have the time or resources to invest in their children and tragic consequences occur. So many families could thrive if they had just a little bit of help, if day-to-day life were just a little bit less terrifying.
(To be clear, I do NOT mean just funding. I mean dramatically increased staffing and significant and thorough training procedures too.)
If we truly want to see change, we have to look to root cause of the situation at hand - if we can improve childhood across the board for as many as possible, then we could have a chance. I know that domestic security is important, but that we spend so much money developing better ways of killing people, and so little on our children is shameful in my eyes. There MUST be a way to keep the country safe from attack, while raising safer, happier generations. Unfortunately, I won't be holding my breath.
I totally agree. You are a rational person.
how many of these people actually lived in the dc area during october of 2002! it was pure true fear. from school to the gas station. worse then 9/11 in alot of ways because people died doing normal things.
People died doing Normal things in 9/11??
U r dumb if you think that shit is worse than 9/11
I think what he's trying to say is that 9/11 was instant and one incident, or a group of incidents together. But this one was constant until it was resolved. Not going to compare, just trying to explain.
pomstarSF 9/11 was definitely not instant
I lived in Northern Virginia growing up and it was extended fear for what felt like a long, long time. People ran from their cars going into the grocery store, ducking to get gasoline, etc. - 9/11 was absolutely terrible, but what weather7w meant was that 9/11 was a day of torment, sadness, and fear. but when the D.C sniper was running up and down I-95, we all lived in fear for an extended period of days. I would park my car to go into work in the same lot where he shot the victim at Michaels Craft store. You didn't know if you were going to get randomly sniped for like three weeks.
“Love the ones you feel deserve it the least because they need it the most.” -Aaron Stark
Growing up fatherless does not excuse your actions of failure as a human being but it also does not become invalid just because someone else turned out to be better.
You had a mom but the world became your daddy. Do two random fatherless people gain the same experience from the world?
This shoes you the effect of a man without a true father in his life
That's insane. My girlfriend just told me she was there that morning with her mom. Im sorry to all the victims
If anyone knows anything about this case
The kid was manipulated and thought he was doing the right thing at the time like a child soldier.
Giannis antetokounmpo looks like him
Shhh he's having a good season...
Not really man
No he looks like giannis
I bet you had to copy paste his name...
they look nothing alike
Just because he would not kill people today does not mean he is excused from the barbaric crimes he committed. Any sort of leniency towards these psychos would merely encourage other would-be killers. To free somebody like Malvo would be to say that, even if you go on a mass killing spree, you will be let out of prison when you realize you were wrong and apologize for what you've done. These men showed no mercy to the 13 people they shot, and they deserve absolutely no mercy in return.
Michael he got taken advantage off just because he had mental issues, that's a real epidemic in America today too
Michael we need help before shit Like this happens
he's not a psychopath you ignorant sheep
@@runningtoit.4266 Kiss my a s s, >99% of the poorest of the poor will NEVER do anything like this.
Though I don't exactly feel remorse for Lee's actions, I feel bad for Lee himself. He was a 12 year old kid and had no one around literally. It's pretty harsh when the only figure you have is a psychopath. I believe Lee deserves a second chance at life, but he will need to GREATLY make up for what he did.
Bull shit
He was SEVENTEEN.
Agreed.
@@Rosary716I think he's referring to when the grooming started
@@Rosary716not too mention the guy at 27 looks and sounds so much younger than most 20 year olds, so his development was even less than a typical 12-17 year old
I feel bad for this kid. In all reality john Mohammed was the killer and Malvo was the gun. Malvo was johns killing tool.
sam dorsa why feel bad when he practically killed them he may of not pulled the trigger but he pointed the people out and told him to shoot
Nick Sharpe yeah theoretically
Lee Boyd Malvo pulled the trigger many times
Well that makes you just like them, how can feel sorry for some who laughed about shooting a kid?
I think you’re just black
Why is this recommended 8 years later
I bet if he was a cute little teenage girl he would have been freed by now
Malvo sure has some pat yourself on the back stories about himself.
He hits those!!!
I've seen that look too. Where the life is literally draining. It's frightening and I've seen the same look on animals eyes too.
This story is so sad and unsettling
Remember the song, "18 and life to go... "
Yes I was 5 once and I went out of my way to step on snails. Now I’m 18 and I haven’t killed any snails. I’m a new man, a changed man.
Stfu your comparing people’s lives to snails
L comment
Shoutout After Prison Show
I remember this on the news very chilling
Really? How is he trying to get out of jail when he is serving life without parole? Its better to show remorse than to taunt the family of the victims like many animals(serial killers) do.
He's gonna rot in a prison cell...
Cold,
Lonely,
And growing old.
The best years of his life, thrown away because he wanted innocent blood. It makes me sick.
He’s married...
@@justabreeze460 I bet.
i dont think this guy will ever get out
I completely understand when he says the eyes with just one look and the fear that comes
he spent a month coin flipping with ppls lives and he thought it was forgivable. lol guy was actualy insane
If he is actually sorry then he would understand that he must face the consequences for his terrible actions wether that be death or life in prison. No one should feel sympathy for him no matter how much he says he has changed. Because he is still the person who killed those innocent people
Wait...10 years later he looks the same but 10 years older. Wow mindblown.
Was playing fortnite earlier, and someone in my squad randomly mentioned " the dc sniper " and now this is recommend? I see you google, I see you.
He's not the definition of a monster. That's something somebody who has a big ego would say though. And showing a big ego for the media after doing what he did shows no genuine remorse. He wanted to sound poetic because he thinks his life is some kind of story or movie.
Everyone's life is a story. Movies usually have stories. He has no chance of getting out so he has nothing to gain here. I don't think he's trying to sell his story to anybody, it just happened.
Man this was scary af
Truth of the matter is, you do things like this on earth. It’s pretty much over for you. But your soul has a chance to be forgiven.
Stay in.. you can’t kill and not expect mercy
I'm sorry for those who lost their love ones. But he was a brain washed child with no where to turn. This man used him and he needs to have a chance to know love and a life with people that can show him right from wrong. He was a victim more than a criminal.
he a phychopath
Tonette Hinson you are what's wrong with this country. this pos. is a cancer. get rid of. all lives matter. except his. he stays in jail. end of story.
Bullshit that the dumbest comments I've read on the net....smh
We live in a world where love in a foreign concept and the basic ideology that a LOVED child will grow to be a civil child isn't a given. I guess that child who was left up by his mother didn't deserve a chance at life. And you wonder why our kids are so messed up? NOBODY IS FIGHTING FOR THEM! THERE IS NO LOVE TO GIVE
Strange_Fruit777 all I heard was, Bla, BLA , BLAh. cry me a RIVER. SAME old story. my heart bleeds. Bull shit artist , and you sound like a Holy -roller. sorry For your lose... people do shit like this ,they forfeit there freedom, or LIFE, PERIOD. Next time a shooter kills more school kids, we'll just give them A Free Pass too. Wake the fuck up.....
Jahseh?
The say he looks the same but 10 years older. I never would have thought that I woulda thought he looked younger
Please never let him out
In case if you didn't know, he killed a kid.
Edit: He tried to, but the kid survived.
I think he actually did kill a kid. He killed the niece of a friend of his “father’s” ex-wife.
Sounds identical to Alpo when he talks about his murders.
Lol
Dirty_m0uf 2x they do sound quite similar
We were so paranoid, that whenever there was a shoiting down in VA, Maryland residents on Montgomery County, flooded the gas stations & stores before they would have time to make it back to their base. .
Mercy or no what he did was purely evil, it is unfortunate that he will be allowed to live the rest of his life.
He deserves to be in behind bars
+tim ranzijn i pooped my pants
gee ya think?
He should never be released
People can judge I see...He did judge as you people did to him. I can't even sense the difference between you and him.
SW Lithuania you can't sense the difference? how can you tell a youtube commenter is a murderer based on one comment?
I agree. he should NEVER be released!. Simple.
he was brainwashed and didn't think it was that bad as it was
blah dude i agree, i don't give shit if muhammed manipulate him, he make his choice and kill peoples, so rot in prison
Red Onion State Prison definitely needs a new name.
Cuddles. And Yes.
I remember when this was happening
He admits....that he's a thief. lol
Nobody likes the chanting Zombies because he STOLE peoples live idiot fucj
What's funny dumb bitch
Oscar shut the fuck up faggot you listen to sleeping with sirens
Nobody likes the chanting Zombies moron.
Nobody likes the chanting Zombies What are you trying to say?
I was in DC at the time I lived in Kensington md the military stopped cars until he was caught it was a scary time I remember looking for them driving around looking for them we were looking for a white van some reason we got word then he hit at my friend has station next to Safeway's parking lot 2 miles from my house I lived there my hole life then he shot someone he was in the woods stayed there all night killed a bus driver from the woods coward .how could he kill someone for no reason then he killed someone in va at a home Depot I think he was going to 270 and they caught him asleep in a car at a truck stop I believe it was weird looking for him but back then I felt scared because we found out he was shitting from the truck of a car the car had a hole in it so he was hidden pretty good .I'm glad they caught him what a sick person he could have killed my mother my dad died in 1985 but my mom shopped at Safeway I hope they never let malvo out what a sick sick person.they excited John whatever his name was I think mohomid years ago I'm glad he's gone I herd he had no remorse sick people I'm glad for the delth penelty
learning about this in criminal justice, as a sophomore in hs this shit is interesting. i live in north va too
Seen caprice 270, thought would hood from southeast!!
A pregnant woman? Were they going to stake out an OBGYN office?
There's a podcast called You're Wrong About that covers the exact reason for this. John Mohammed would give Lee 5 bullets and then tell him "dont come back til you kill xxxxx" and it was supposed to be at least 5 people. Problem is John is super abusive and also inconsistent. Lee says he didn't shoot a pregnant woman because there weren't any. With the sniper going on pregnant women were probably staying home. Lee would usually shoot a few people and then John would go "it's after lunch, I'm tired" and call it a day. I don't think Lee didn't kill a pregnant woman bc he drew a line, I think it was just the circumstances weren't right.
he was old enough to know and he was old enough to deserve the sentence he got. LIFE!!
Yes he could’ve stopped but didn’t. Had he been white and the victim black. Oh the up roar
He went to the news conference? Wow
He was in the news confrences... Holy shit.
He looks like gianiss
nickcheek right
lmao
I was hoping someone would say this
look again
Respect!
And still would be at it if they hadn't got caught
In the thumbnail he looks like ginnas antetakumpo
Yeah... LOOKS like...
XTRA DILLA giannis
XTRA DILLA damn bitch you can’t spell for shit
I forgive him. I even feel sorry for him. I mean I would love him to get out of prison. But he killed people. You can be in jail for life. But I can't say its his fault.
Yeah I think he is a nice kid too. At least he did not disobey his father > I give him credit for that. I mean if I didn't listen to my father I would have been punished.
My Heart Goes out to Lee Malvo! Because at the Time of the DC Sniper Shootings he was Brainwashed and Controlled by John Allen to Kill people and I Did not Understand why he killed those 10 people back then but Now I Do and it was all Because John Allen Lost Custody of his Children! I Forgive Lee Malvo and Even though We have not met Each other Physically I Love him like my own Brother! He is a very Different Person Now from back then he has Remorse and Even Apologized and wrote Letters to his victims saying he was truly Sorry for what he Did! I Forgive you Lee Malvo from the Bottom of my Heart!
you're full of shit
You're :)
I totally agree with you!! All of these racist heartless pieces of trash commenting on this video are so ignorant
Never release him. Ever.
tequan richmond is playing lee boyd malvo in blue caprice. it's a movie about the beltway snipers.
I feel sorry for this kid I don't care what anyone says
“Stealing the life of those who steal lives is called repossession” so if you kill a gangstalker your not stealing a life your repossessing all the lives they played god with while smirking and cackling about it all.”
That's fuckdd can you just imagine being at a gas station and out of no where some starts fire sniper shots at you. Cant imagine the terror they went thru
holy shit, either i forgot or i never knew it was two people....