richard ramirez “the night stalker” was terrifying as well because he crossed boundaries. it didn’t matter what your age, gender, race, or ethnicity was. he had a diverse range of victims
As far as i know he spared really little kids and led them to another house or room or something?? I can’t fully remember cause i watched his case a long time ago but he didn’t kill kids
I hope part 2 is Korean serial killers. Never really looked into international killers before. Would be interesting to see how different Korea handles their serial killers with their justice system.
Most of the serial killer movies in korea is based from true story. Thats the only thing i know. I think its also interesting to see korean serial killer for us international fan.
the justice system is shit. they, alot of times, never even managed to catch serial killers. i watch alot of true crime and some of the korean cases are very disturbing, knowing the killer was and maybe still is alive sends chills down my spine.
I'm from Russia and I want to tell you about perhaps the most terrible Russian maniac. His name is Alexander Spesivtsev, he lived in Novokuznetsk in the 90s. His mother and sister helped him in the murders. The mother lured the children to their apartment in a residential building, then he tortured many of these children for more than a month when they were chained to the battery, raped them, forced them to butcher the corpses of murdered people. They were also cannibals and the last two girls who were held captive were forced to eat human flesh. There is a video with the last girl who could be found alive in their apartment, but she died in the hospital a day later... (((
Sex workers are often targeted because they are such easy targets. Part of their jobs entails getting into strange men's cars. Also, sex workers are often not thought important enough to care about. Which is very sad.
Jeffery dommer killed and ate 14 boys. The worst part? One of the boys managed to escape and alert authorities but the police officer didnt do anything even though the boy was bleeding out of a hole in his head and covered in blood. He then handed the boy BACK to dommer and they boy was then killed. That same police officer? Got promoted and just recently had a huge retirement party 🙄
@@Wagelbagel203 It’s because the women who reported it to the police were both black. The cops didn’t believe him and when they took him back to Dahmer, they just believed that he was with him despite him being underage. It was an issue of strong prejudice from the cop which allowed him to get taken back to Dahmer.
as an american, it’s weird seeing them react so big to these killers. i’ve been learning and hearing about all these people since elementary school so it doesn’t phase me like it would others
i guess bc it’s not as common in Korea to hear new stories about this and most of the time it’ll get brush over or their law doesn’t have a harsh sentence bc again they don’t believe it could happen in their country (pls correct me if im wrong, down to learn more) an example is the case of Cho DooSoon where he kidnapped raped and assaulted an 8 yo while she was on her way to school. He would have gotten life imprisonment but the girl admitted that he smell like alcohol and the court LESSEN his sentence, believing that he wasnt in his right mind and couldn’t remember anything. HE SOMEHOW GOT RELEASED IN DECEMBER 2020 and is basically under house arrest and everyone protested and had riot about his release but their system fail the then 8yo and her family
same, i mean they are human like us either way we aren't so different afterall because it easy to kill someone and become a serial killer but it all depends on that path we choose.
A lot of times serial killers target sex workers because they are considered "less dead" (actual terminology) because they are on the lower rungs of society and oftentimes law enforcement doesn't deem their death important. That is why there is usually a high number of killings that a serial killer can get away with before the police do anything about it
i think people shouldn't work as sex worker just my opinion for other's safety unless they really do it for pleasure, but i feel really bad for the people who chose that job for their family or them self.
@@redwarriorXYTTH-cam They have no other options, little to no people choose sex work (specifically prostitution) willingly. If the state would stop treating their lives as disposable and put laws in place to protect them instead of criminalize them, then they would be able to seek help from law enforcement when they’re in danger without fear of being jailed and fined. They already have less than nothing to lose. We need to stop demonizing these people and instead demonize the systems that allow them to fall into situations where they need to put themselves in harms way to be able to eat.
@@redwarriorXYTTH-cam most never chose it, they were abused and trafficked into it and are told by society and our cultures that they have no other skills to offer and they are literally run out of any other work. Look at what happens to people who don't even do full service sexwork. Just regular ole pornstars... They get run out of any other work by the nasty men who backed them into that corner in the first place!
Ted Bundy was an absolute monster. He beat to death 2 college women at their house and did the same to 2 others who somehow survived. His cruel acts prior are unspeakable.
@@maribart4237 Omg yes! Honestly, Richard Ramirez scares me the most! Unlike most serial killers, who targeted specific people, he would kill just anyone! I watched the Netflix documentary at night, and I honestly was scared. That look on his face… So scary!
I'm from Russia and I want to tell you about perhaps the most terrible Russian maniac. His name is Alexander Spesivtsev, he lived in Novokuznetsk in the 90s. His mother and sister helped him in the murders. The mother lured the children to their apartment in a residential building, then he tortured many of these children for more than a month when they were chained to the battery, raped them, forced them to butcher the corpses of murdered people. They were also cannibals and the last two girls who were held captive were forced to eat human flesh. There is a video with the last girl who could be found alive in their apartment, but she died in the hospital a day later... (((
FYI, people on death row get better privileges than those serving life so I would rather they not be sentenced to death. The fact that these Serial Killers in the US have fans is absolutely disgusting
And they rarely get executed, unless ur in texas (about the only state still actually to execute) and in california they got 700+ death row inmates, some of them being there for over 40 years
When they're scared and say it's something foreign to them I wonder if they never think about situations in kr? Ik it doesn't have a high rate of situations like that but there are enough to still be apprehensive and given that Korea's laws aren't the best at prosecution I'd be even more scared.
Oh they have serial killer too... The yellor raincoat killer Maybe in asia the media and the gov not being open about the court, the details like what us did
@@adinugroho382 oooh that could be why cause I do be genuinely surprised when they have these reactions to true crime etc when they've been aptly exposed to it? I read about that criminal that was allowed free and could even live near the victim's family (can't remember the details). More scary he's out there than old men in prison forever
@@teheheheheta1336 thereis some serial killer in kr (atleast from another kr youtube who can speak my native language too), some still not yet be solve some can be solve... but I guess it is probably as adi said, not that hella open cour
But I don’t think i heard or korean serial killer with the many numbers or victims Like 93?!! Waa that last one was insane to me And I’m not too big on it but most I’ve seen r old and not many Korea is a small country and most ppl r saturated in the capital…and it’s one of the safest countries.. so compared to America? Like I think maximum victims in korea wouldn’t reach 30 Of course they have serial killers but verrry few..so uncommon..I don’t think they would any now
This is my personal opinion but I think it’s because most koreans think its impossible to let be a person roaming around killing 10+ people when there’s eyes EVERYWHERE in Korea. Like literally. CCTVs everywhere and unlike the US, Korea is relatively a lot smaller country-meaning the density of people is high. So even if someone kills a person, its very VERY difficult to commit mass murders. Besides, as someone who is currently living in Korea, If a murder happens its mostly likely to be in the news that very day. Its not that people aren’t exposed much to these type of crimes but I think the media is more stimulating in the US compared to the media in Korea. IDK much about the focus on how the news report over there but I think that Korea is more neutral and’ info-centered’ if u know what I mean. This comes from someone who loves there so whatever I say is just by experience lol hope it helped your curiosity
The one that killed over 90 people he is still alive so that he can give the families of the missing persons he murdered closure by revealing who they are and maybe how to find the bodies. It's a sneaky game these psychos play to stay alive and they get off on the power it gives them, but the families deserve closure.
"Why prostitutes?" - in America they are rarely believed when going to the police, often afraid of being arrested because of their job too. Cops throw them in the same category as drug addicts, drug dealers, thieves, and just don't believe them. They are treated inhumane, as 2nd class citizens, as if they don't matter. There have been many cases where one told police of a serial killer and weren't believed...leading to that serial killer getting more and more victims before being caught. Even some cases where killers are arrested, serve time, then get out and the government changes their name to protect them. It's absurd. One started killing again, a prostitute escaped and told the police. They looked him up with his new name, no record, didn't arrest him...he killed again...got reported again...prostitute wasn't believed again...3 or 4 more women died before he was finally caught and admitted it.
To answer the question "why prostitutes?" Simply because they are easy targets to them, they can be lured into cars easily to give a service, taken to a remote place, killed and then abandoned. Also alot of times, at least in the past, police forces never really cared about prostitutes goin missing, so for killers it was easier to be prolific with the killings and go by undetected, sometimes in the span of decades. I find it despicable that police forces just don't care about these women just because of their occupation, they are still human beings and as such need justice and help
I lived close to witchita ks. I actually met the btk killer. I was in high school, I didn't know it was him, because he was the youth group leader of one of my friends and went with her. Then later on about 10 to 15 years later he was caught and I freaked out! I was so close to a serial killer and didn't even know.
I knew the BTK killer as well. I lived in area. He always would stop and talk to me and my Mother. My older sister told me to stay away. I always had a creeped out feeling about him. After we moved out of Kansas, my sister who was a police officer in Texas. Called me and told me they caught him. Freaked us out so bad.
my dad knew him and was at school with the two eldest kids the day BTK first struck. he was friends with them and he often talks about wondering how the brother and sister are doing now
I hope we get a part 2. Soo many messed up crime cases in the US. It'd be entertaining to see how they react to all the people who go missing at state parks. A documentary like Missing 411.
*The scary thing about Ted Bundy was that he had a happy and healthy family of his own, he had a beautiful wife and a absolutely adorable daughter that he went home to after he committed all those murders, he would act like nothing happened hug his wife eat dinner and be the defination of an ideal husband.*
BTK killer and the Golden State killer had familes. Crap we know a lot of mob bosses and their gangsters have families. Murderers and thugs are...human.
I think you should show these folks some videos about Korean serial killers - they don't seem to realize that this stuff happens everywhere. Lee Choon-jae only got arrested after he killed his own sister in law, but he confessed to murdering 14 other women. Because there is a statute of limitations on murder in South Korea, he was only tried for his SiL, and he could potentially be released from prison in 18 years. Yoo Young-chul murdered a bunch of prostitutes and rich old men and ate parts of them. Jeong Nam-gyu killed 14 people seemingly randomly over a two year period. And of course there are more... To be clear, this isn't supposed to be some sort of poor defense of the US and its serial killers, it's a suggestion due to the commenters' words regarding their own country's behavior. (The one guy at the end did comment on murder in Korea briefly, to be fair.)
I just watch to see MJ’s reactions. 😂 Also a little disappointed there wasn’t any Dahmer, Ramirez, Gacey, Fish or Holmes in this video. Maybe in a part 2..
Unfortunately there are too many serial killers documented in the US. However, I'm sure that some other nations face the same but it is not reported in the news as it is here.
We had one in my country who would go after prostitutes. The victims would all frequent the same places, he would strangle them then rip their organs. This happened in the 90s so he was dubbed as "Lisbon's Ripper". It's unknown why he stopped doing it since he was not caught. He never left any evidence and his crimes were deemed as perfect. 3 confirmed deaths but the number could have been higher as similar unsolved crimes happened in neighboring countries, the police suspected he was a truck driver. If he murdered the others, it would be a total of 9. Btw, if he was found today, he could not be charged under law as it has been more than 15 years since the crimes happened.
Several years ago, I regularly traveled to Washington state for work. I used to stop near a shopping center south of Seattle to buy some things or make copies for work, and I did not realize that the "creek" nearby was actually the Green River. I think one of the earliest victims of the Green River Killer had been found in that area in the early 1980's. It was really creepy to learn that I was in the same area. The Pacific Northwest is beautiful, but we have a lot of trees, and scary things happen in trees. (I am not from this area originally - all the trees make me stressed out, like...who is hiding in there?)
Part of the reason serial killers used to be so hard to find was because they targeted random people. Most murders are done by someone close to the victim. Nowadays, DNA searching has made searching for criminals a lot easier, and hopefully we wont see such big serial killers in the future.
serial killers are mildly scary... but what americans really fear is public shootings... young people walk into movie theaters, grocery stores, malls, etc and think plan where they would run/hide if one happened, due to having to do that in school for 13 years. u should do another video abt that. theres some survivor interviews plus news footage
@@alwaystakemarktwainsadvice4269 sorry but ur out of touch. 8 out of 10 of adult americans say they experience stress over their fear of mass shootings, with 3 out of 10 adult americans admit this fear prevents them from going to certain places. facts dont care about ur fragile worldview. glad u never think about shootings tho! must be nice.
@@outrohersaidgayrights413 that is some bullshit right there. Please provide a link to your so called facts. I guarantee you are not an American or just some kid trying to act smart. I’ll put money that you don’t live in area gun violence is readily occurring like you’re claiming. My best friends husband was a crip, was shot, was almost accidentally killed by a drive by. He is not afraid of being shot or where to run to in a shooting happened. It only ever crosses his mind (barely) if he goes and visits is family in the ghetto. Once again those aren’t mass shooting those are situational gang shootings in a high crime area, which I mentioned before. Those PSAs that Koreans like to react to are not normal. They aren’t shown to kids, or on TV, they’re just some TH-cam ads. Code red drills only happen once a year and then are forgotten about. Mass shootings are rare, and they rarely ever cross peoples minds. If you want to use my name against me you need to have some facts, which you don’t. Unless some links to a CREDIBLE source for these statistics. Which there’s not, because there hasn’t been a census taken.
my grandpa and mom lived on green river during the killings, growing up i lived next to the green river killers parents for a few years (after the murders) at the time of the killings my grandpa had long hair and was riding a bike, the green river killer actually picked him up (thinking my grandpa was a girl) and drove him home after realizing he was a man. growing up in Washington state is so weird because of the amount of serial killers that have originated here or passed through lmao.
yea omg that’s crazy my grandpa worked with the green river killer and he had said he seemed like a pretty nice guy just a bit odd, yes it is pretty weird growing up in Washington
It would be really interesting to show them the serial killers of South Korea, such as Lee Choon Jae, Yoo Young Chul and Kim Dae Doo. I couldn't help but notice that they don't seem to know about these men or remember them. I would like to know their thoughts regarding it!
It is a cultural difference. Children here do shooter drills like other countries do fire drills. Guns are everywhere. There are more guns here than there are citizens. There are whole genres of TV shows dedicated to different kinds of murders. Much of it seems to stem from domestic violence.
Just wanna give you a quick thing about psychopaths and sociopaths. These are different things, a phychopath is: Someone who can easily pretend to be normal but deep inside they have little to no empathy for other people. This is normally a genetic thing Sociopaths are: More showing of their aggressiveness. They have no problem lashing out on people and they also don't have a lot of empathy, they tend to act on their emotions rather then on logic, this is more of a thing that happens because of someone's past. If I got anything wrong please reply to me about it because I just wanted to address that, there's a difference.
Very good descriptions; just one thing: You confounded/mistook the order ^^' Sociopaths are the one who lack empathy however they ( not all though ) can mimic it and pretend they're normal people. They are usualy very good at manipulating others and often quite narcisistic and egocentrical. Psychopaths are usually the irrational and aggressive ones.
Thank you for having them react to more court / law cases. I would love to hear their opinion on some cases if they were prosecutors or defense attorneys, how they would argue some cases, since a lot of the cast went to law school. Even opinoion on Korean cases would be nice.
It’s wild because as an American who has grown up with so much media surrounding this type of crime, they’re asking all these questions like “Why prostitutes? Why this River?” And I already know all the answers off the top of my head.
I find it interesting how they see death as more of a punishment than spending decades (the rest of your life) in prison, probably in solitary confinement too where you would basically be alone in a cell for most of your life and THEN die.
That's because it IS a punishment. Most on death row do not want to die, even after being confined. You just adapt and find other reasons to live and experience joy. Some even get married and have children. Also, many people on death row have more than normal prisoners, and nicer things because they're under close watch more...so there are more chances for gaining favors especially if they're there for a long time. I'm sure there are those that would despise a life like this, but many DO NOT want to die.
I love this idea of them reacting to true horror stories. It's super interesting and I would love to see more in the future! Not just horror, but any sort of real-life stories! Maybe some unsolved mysteries :)
you should react to some british serial killers too! some famous ones are the yorkshire ripper, the moors murderers, beverley allitt, harold shipman and jack the ripper
The crazy part to is most serial killers don't use guns they are more creative through torture, mentally manipulation and usually hands on in their killings.
It may sound creepy but I took a semester-long course on serial killers and I did most of my papers on Samuel little so I've learned a lot about him and actually he passed away in prison from terminal illness in 2020 so December of last year he passed away so he only escaped the death penalty to eventually die in prison anyway so people are happy with the turnout there was no way they were going to release him anyways. And they're still looking for all of the victims he drew and talked about. he also targeted women who were prostitutes or drug addicts so it's hard to find information on them. Something else that I learned in that class was that apparently a lot of other countries view serial killers as a uniquely American issue and not something that happens in other countries. When in fact it does they just don't look for them or have things in place with their training and with their laws and with their investigation process to look for serial killers whereas because of the ones we've had we've put in a lot of practice and Research into serial killers and in fact we haven't had any in a very long time. What we face more now are mass killers and Shooters like the ones that we've had at schools
Living in the Seattle area means that any person you speak to who lived there in the 70's to 90's knew someone who was a victim of Ted Bundy and Gary Ridgway, or new them themselves. It's still an ever present factor in the area.
I’m so interested in serial killers even though they disgust me more than anything 🙂 maybe that’s why I picked psychology in school you should react to Ed Gein, Jeffrey Dahmer, Ed Kemper and definitely Richard Ramirez aka the Night Stalker like if you agree 👍
My friend is also very disgusted by serial killers but they're so interested in the brain and they wanna know how these people turned out how they did. They really wanna studdy psychology but then found out it requires some type of physics and we both hate physics
Sadly, when it comes to sex workers, homeless people, or just poor people in general, murder is ignored - until the quantity is such that it can't be ignored, or until someone more "worthy of notice" pops up as a victim. Only then is attention, which then brings genuine effort, made to solve these types of cases. This makes the underprivileged easy victims for violence and crime, and why, in some of these cases, the perpetrator can continue committing their crime for decades.
The only part I dont like about these videos is that I only speak English so I can't look away to do something else while listening because I'll miss the subtitles lol Love you guy's videos 10/10
Should do a video on H. H. Holmes. He had 235 approximate kills, 10 confirmed, confessed to 29. He even created a "murder castle" in the same building as his practice in Chicago.
I recommend you guys watch the case of the menendez brothers it’s a really sad case, I think you guys would have a different reaction since it’s a really sad case.
USA likes to publicize serial killers and mass murderers but in reality most killings are barely noticed because there are so many of them. In September and October of this year we averaged 2 mass shootings a day and in November so far we are averaging slightly more than one a day. Some you hear about but most you do not. The last mass shooting in South Korea was in 1982. Something in our society creates these people who have no regard for life and no remorse for taking it.
Well the mass shootings figure is misleading. When people think of mass shootings they think things like people shooting others in malls or schools shooting tons of people. The way mass shootings are recorded in the US tho is incidents where an individual shoots several people. Most mass shootings that occur and skew that figure are actually things like gang shootings and drug related shootings. All mass shootings of random people and public places end up getting lots of media attention.
In general these killers usually target people in society who are less likely to be noticed to be missing and/or the police won’t care to properly investigate. Naturally sex workers and very poor people are considered easy targets for this reason
the kill count or the way they killed isnt the scariest part about serial killers. the scariest part is that they live and prosper as our friends or people we wave hi to. we never really know who to suspect.
"why prostitutes?" As many comments have stated, prostitutes aren't treated quite the same as other citizens, generally seen as less than or not important. In some crime scene reports where there are dead prostitutes, the report will literally write "no humans involved". That and sex work is currently illegal in the us, so sex workers don't really have the option to report to the police of something happens to them, for fear of being arrested. Even if your victim gets away, they probably will not risk going to jail and getting their things confiscated to report what you attempted to do to them. And as mentioned by others, they're less likely to be believed if they do report.
3:12 Ted Bundy's ex girlfriend broke up with him because he lacked ambition and lazy. Few years later Ted calls her and they eventually get together again until ted cut her off and said he just wanted to prove my that he can get her back and hung up the phone.. His ex gf tells chilling details ted has done to her while they were dating
should be noted that samual little had photographic memory which is why he was able to draw all of them. He was also able to remember every detail of where he met the victims how he killed each and where he left the bodies
The scariest part about Sam Little is that he’s linked to possibly more murders. He refuses to admit whether or not he did them though, but I remember seeing a tape where he hinted there may have been many more than just the 93 known cases
Wow, it always stupefies me how other countries are shocked by crimes we Americans are used to. We see death on the news every day, someone shot for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, gang violence, domestic violence, mass shootings, we can list off serial killers by what kind of victims they had. In America, violent crimes are just something we get used to seeing on television and in the news and we pray we don’t have to deal with it person, though most of us can probably say we know someone who has or have been assaulted ourselves (be it physically or sexually). We just warn our kids and clutch them tighter when someone strange walks up, carry mace or self defense keychains. Living in the US comes with freedom but some people use that freedom to do bad things.
True to an extent... although it has an explanation: every country deals with death in the news differently, both culturally and in the way their justice system works. Serial killers can exist anywhere, but the concept of the "serial killer" (specially the idea of a prolific serial killer active for decades) is strange because their justice systems deals with serial killers that don't have such numbers or the idea is not in the general knowledge of the population (while several countries have their share of violent crimes in their media, some still resist to the concept that such monster can exist within their frontiers... one time killers or "small" serial killers are more acceptable to talk about that the real possibility of that kind of criminals being somewhere, out there).
"He killed for pleasure" That is exactly what humans do to animals who are capable of feeling pain, love, fear, happiness, and do not wish to die. When you pay for animals to be hurt and killed, your actions agree with the statement that animals deserve to be abused.
They should hear about Edmund kemper. Almost a 7 ft serial killer that was pull over for a broken tail light but confessed to all the murder because he thought he was finally caught
I personally love reading true crime stuff, especially about serial killers. It’s just interesting but also you learn about what laws in place had them caught besides murder or other violent crimes. Also you see mistakes made by the killer or others that could have ended the killings after or maybe even before the first kill.
BTK haunts me the most. He was literally the average American father and church going man. . . . Imagine it, he taught Sunday school. . . . .yet enjoyed torturing and murdering his victims so brutally. Chilling
I actually knew him he knew my brother and my dad I always felt weird around him I wanted to cry I was young at the time. I was always really comfortable around strangers. I could talk to them like I knew them my entire life but he was something different I just knew that I did not like him I didn't trust him especially with my mom. He was weird with her. She didn't even notice it I just got a very bad vibe and I was right
Imagine if they react to Pedro Rodrigues Filho(Pedrinho Matador 72 - 100 kills) and Júlio Santana(492 kills), the worst brazilian killers ranked by kill count, Júlio Santana has a movie/documentary named: "492: A Man Called Death"h
The reason why 2 of them weren't killed is because they took plea deals that commuted the sentence to life imprisonment, and it also depends on what state they were indited in because a lot of states don't have the death penalty anymore. To me it's unlikely that if a killer like th them came along today they would be executed. In 2003, 78% of Americans supported the death penalty, that number has dropped to only 54% today. So the jury would more than likely give them a life sentence rather than killing them.
What's really upsetting is that they had the Green River Killer as a suspect years before. However, there wasn't enough evidence. Fortunately, they were able to get a DNA sample and when technology improved, they were able to match Ridgeway to the murders. Sadly, for some cases where the killer was caught, they had to wait for technology to improve before they could identify and convict. Fortunately, there was forthought to get DNA samples in the first place, despite not being able to do much initially with it.
I like the girl in the Mr. Gadget jacket. She made a lot of good points about how the killers should not remain alive while their victims are 6 feet under ground. It IS a waste of food, the food they get to eat. It is very scary and we should all have the right to defend ourselves and it IS very unusual how Americans consume murder as a form of entertainment.
Hey guys! could you put subtitles in portuguese I love the channel's videos with such interesting topics, but I can't understand much because my english is not very good.
Currently, the estimates are that there are approximately 35 serial killers operating per year in the US. Unfortunately, this is the low estimate. Many studies indicate that the number is higher. This is from my forensic psychology textbook published in 2021.
richard ramirez “the night stalker” was terrifying as well because he crossed boundaries. it didn’t matter what your age, gender, race, or ethnicity was. he had a diverse range of victims
I was low key hoping they would cover his story.
he dont discriminate 👏
yes like he didnt have a motive he just went around killing people every chance he gets and whenever he felt like it-
He will kill babys right?
As far as i know he spared really little kids and led them to another house or room or something?? I can’t fully remember cause i watched his case a long time ago but he didn’t kill kids
I hope part 2 is Korean serial killers. Never really looked into international killers before. Would be interesting to see how different Korea handles their serial killers with their justice system.
Most of the serial killer movies in korea is based from true story. Thats the only thing i know. I think its also interesting to see korean serial killer for us international fan.
Yes! That would be interesting to see
the justice system is shit. they, alot of times, never even managed to catch serial killers. i watch alot of true crime and some of the korean cases are very disturbing, knowing the killer was and maybe still is alive sends chills down my spine.
Raincoat killer
I'm from Russia and I want to tell you about perhaps the most terrible Russian maniac. His name is Alexander Spesivtsev, he lived in Novokuznetsk in the 90s. His mother and sister helped him in the murders. The mother lured the children to their apartment in a residential building, then he tortured many of these children for more than a month when they were chained to the battery, raped them, forced them to butcher the corpses of murdered people. They were also cannibals and the last two girls who were held captive were forced to eat human flesh. There is a video with the last girl who could be found alive in their apartment, but she died in the hospital a day later... (((
Sex workers are often targeted because they are such easy targets. Part of their jobs entails getting into strange men's cars. Also, sex workers are often not thought important enough to care about. Which is very sad.
yess and almost all of them have no friends or family that would notice if they do go missing
@@aileen5178 , their fellow sex workers would notice, but they might not be listened to.
@@louisejohnson6057 or they might be scared since it’s Illegal to prostitute in the majority of the US
@@keyahsuel8025 It’s not enforced
yeah, especially in the past, many of them were women with troubled life and family , an easy target that less likely to look after if missing
Jeffery dommer killed and ate 14 boys. The worst part? One of the boys managed to escape and alert authorities but the police officer didnt do anything even though the boy was bleeding out of a hole in his head and covered in blood. He then handed the boy BACK to dommer and they boy was then killed. That same police officer? Got promoted and just recently had a huge retirement party 🙄
I believe it was because Dahmer convinced the cops they were a couple and obviously the cops didn't care about gay men. So messed up.
That just makes no sense to me. Something huge is missing from that story.
@@Wagelbagel203 It’s because the women who reported it to the police were both black. The cops didn’t believe him and when they took him back to Dahmer, they just believed that he was with him despite him being underage. It was an issue of strong prejudice from the cop which allowed him to get taken back to Dahmer.
@@nia101lol It also didn’t help that the kid was Asian, I’m sure.
do you know the name of the cop?
as an american, it’s weird seeing them react so big to these killers.
i’ve been learning and hearing about all these people since elementary school so it doesn’t phase me like it would others
i guess bc it’s not as common in Korea to hear new stories about this and most of the time it’ll get brush over or their law doesn’t have a harsh sentence bc again they don’t believe it could happen in their country (pls correct me if im wrong, down to learn more)
an example is the case of Cho DooSoon where he kidnapped raped and assaulted an 8 yo while she was on her way to school. He would have gotten life imprisonment but the girl admitted that he smell like alcohol and the court LESSEN his sentence, believing that he wasnt in his right mind and couldn’t remember anything. HE SOMEHOW GOT RELEASED IN DECEMBER 2020 and is basically under house arrest and everyone protested and had riot about his release but their system fail the then 8yo and her family
same, i mean they are human like us either way we aren't so different afterall because it easy to kill someone and become a serial killer but it all depends on that path we choose.
@@jen_greatguys2721 that’s true
Right, and to me the ones they showed aren't event that brutal.
Very true. Hate to say it but these serial killers are literally just apart of our country :/
A lot of times serial killers target sex workers because they are considered "less dead" (actual terminology) because they are on the lower rungs of society and oftentimes law enforcement doesn't deem their death important. That is why there is usually a high number of killings that a serial killer can get away with before the police do anything about it
i think people shouldn't work as sex worker just my opinion for other's safety unless they really do it for pleasure, but i feel really bad for the people who chose that job for their family or them self.
@@redwarriorXYTTH-cam They have no other options, little to no people choose sex work (specifically prostitution) willingly. If the state would stop treating their lives as disposable and put laws in place to protect them instead of criminalize them, then they would be able to seek help from law enforcement when they’re in danger without fear of being jailed and fined. They already have less than nothing to lose. We need to stop demonizing these people and instead demonize the systems that allow them to fall into situations where they need to put themselves in harms way to be able to eat.
@@redwarriorXYTTH-cam most never chose it, they were abused and trafficked into it and are told by society and our cultures that they have no other skills to offer and they are literally run out of any other work.
Look at what happens to people who don't even do full service sexwork. Just regular ole pornstars... They get run out of any other work by the nasty men who backed them into that corner in the first place!
@@slug7080 right, i agree..
NHI (no humans involved)
Ted Bundy was an absolute monster. He beat to death 2 college women at their house and did the same to 2 others who somehow survived.
His cruel acts prior are unspeakable.
he hot af too
it’s always the good looking ones
Compared to Richard Ramirez…. Now that guy was one crazy sick monster fr.
@@maribart4237 Omg yes! Honestly, Richard Ramirez scares me the most! Unlike most serial killers, who targeted specific people, he would kill just anyone! I watched the Netflix documentary at night, and I honestly was scared. That look on his face… So scary!
I'm from Russia and I want to tell you about perhaps the most terrible Russian maniac. His name is Alexander Spesivtsev, he lived in Novokuznetsk in the 90s. His mother and sister helped him in the murders. The mother lured the children to their apartment in a residential building, then he tortured many of these children for more than a month when they were chained to the battery, raped them, forced them to butcher the corpses of murdered people. They were also cannibals and the last two girls who were held captive were forced to eat human flesh. There is a video with the last girl who could be found alive in their apartment, but she died in the hospital a day later... (((
And they think he murdered more than 30 women
FYI, people on death row get better privileges than those serving life so I would rather they not be sentenced to death.
The fact that these Serial Killers in the US have fans is absolutely disgusting
Agreed.
Family annihilaters such as Chris Watts and Scott Peterson have fans, which I just don't understand
Same. I’ve seen so many people on Tik Tok call certain serial killers “hot” or “attractive” like NO! It’s gross they think it’s okay when it’s not
Righttt I’m so sick of people glorifying and romanticizing real life murderers
I prefer them to die, so there is no chance of them getting out.
And they rarely get executed, unless ur in texas (about the only state still actually to execute) and in california they got 700+ death row inmates, some of them being there for over 40 years
When they're scared and say it's something foreign to them I wonder if they never think about situations in kr? Ik it doesn't have a high rate of situations like that but there are enough to still be apprehensive and given that Korea's laws aren't the best at prosecution I'd be even more scared.
Oh they have serial killer too...
The yellor raincoat killer
Maybe in asia the media and the gov not being open about the court, the details like what us did
@@adinugroho382 oooh that could be why cause I do be genuinely surprised when they have these reactions to true crime etc when they've been aptly exposed to it?
I read about that criminal that was allowed free and could even live near the victim's family (can't remember the details). More scary he's out there than old men in prison forever
@@teheheheheta1336 thereis some serial killer in kr (atleast from another kr youtube who can speak my native language too), some still not yet be solve some can be solve...
but I guess it is probably as adi said, not that hella open cour
But I don’t think i heard or korean serial killer with the many numbers or victims
Like 93?!! Waa that last one was insane to me
And I’m not too big on it but most I’ve seen r old and not many
Korea is a small country and most ppl r saturated in the capital…and it’s one of the safest countries.. so compared to America?
Like I think maximum victims in korea wouldn’t reach 30
Of course they have serial killers but verrry few..so uncommon..I don’t think they would any now
This is my personal opinion but I think it’s because most koreans think its impossible to let be a person roaming around killing 10+ people when there’s eyes EVERYWHERE in Korea. Like literally. CCTVs everywhere and unlike the US, Korea is relatively a lot smaller country-meaning the density of people is high. So even if someone kills a person, its very VERY difficult to commit mass murders. Besides, as someone who is currently living in Korea, If a murder happens its mostly likely to be in the news that very day. Its not that people aren’t exposed much to these type of crimes but I think the media is more stimulating in the US compared to the media in Korea. IDK much about the focus on how the news report over there but I think that Korea is more neutral and’ info-centered’ if u know what I mean. This comes from someone who loves there so whatever I say is just by experience lol hope it helped your curiosity
The one that killed over 90 people he is still alive so that he can give the families of the missing persons he murdered closure by revealing who they are and maybe how to find the bodies. It's a sneaky game these psychos play to stay alive and they get off on the power it gives them, but the families deserve closure.
He doesn’t have to be alive long for that.
No, he died in 2020
He passed away last year.
What state was he indicted in? Because a lot of states have abolished the death penalty
@@cb41503 He's dead.
They not wrong about that sensational trailer, it's not really the norm.
y’all should get them to react to jack the ripper 👀
and show them some jack the ripper in the media too
Then have them play Sherlock Holmes Versus Jack the Ripper.
@@TitansBaneYT Hannibal vs jack the ripper epic rap battle was so good
You mean the one in the Sherlock Holmes' novel?
The person who did that stuff was never named
"Why prostitutes?" - in America they are rarely believed when going to the police, often afraid of being arrested because of their job too. Cops throw them in the same category as drug addicts, drug dealers, thieves, and just don't believe them. They are treated inhumane, as 2nd class citizens, as if they don't matter. There have been many cases where one told police of a serial killer and weren't believed...leading to that serial killer getting more and more victims before being caught.
Even some cases where killers are arrested, serve time, then get out and the government changes their name to protect them. It's absurd. One started killing again, a prostitute escaped and told the police. They looked him up with his new name, no record, didn't arrest him...he killed again...got reported again...prostitute wasn't believed again...3 or 4 more women died before he was finally caught and admitted it.
I don't ever think anyone has ever asked well. Why Prostitutes?
It's obvious
@@Petraclark One of the girls in the video literally asked why
To answer the question "why prostitutes?" Simply because they are easy targets to them, they can be lured into cars easily to give a service, taken to a remote place, killed and then abandoned. Also alot of times, at least in the past, police forces never really cared about prostitutes goin missing, so for killers it was easier to be prolific with the killings and go by undetected, sometimes in the span of decades. I find it despicable that police forces just don't care about these women just because of their occupation, they are still human beings and as such need justice and help
Who ask why prostitutes?
It's obvious
I lived close to witchita ks. I actually met the btk killer. I was in high school, I didn't know it was him, because he was the youth group leader of one of my friends and went with her. Then later on about 10 to 15 years later he was caught and I freaked out! I was so close to a serial killer and didn't even know.
😲😲
So glad you stayed safe. That's creepy!
The scary thing about BTK was that he stopped for so long and that upended everything the cops thought they knew about serial killers
Ik how you feel just recently had a rapist clean my sneakers in the mall
I knew the BTK killer as well. I lived in area. He always would stop and talk to me and my Mother. My older sister told me to stay away. I always had a creeped out feeling about him. After we moved out of Kansas, my sister who was a police officer in Texas. Called me and told me they caught him. Freaked us out so bad.
my dad knew him and was at school with the two eldest kids the day BTK first struck. he was friends with them and he often talks about wondering how the brother and sister are doing now
You guys should do another part with Ed Kemper,Jeffrey Dahmer, Ed Gein
omg ed kemper literally gives me goosebumps every time
Yeah, the more....creative ones
@@ems5454 he reminds me of LeatherFace
Richard Ramirez, too
@@VergilEdits He was the inspiration for the movie Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Much like BTK was an inspiration for Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lams
I hope we get a part 2. Soo many messed up crime cases in the US. It'd be entertaining to see how they react to all the people who go missing at state parks.
A documentary like Missing 411.
*The scary thing about Ted Bundy was that he had a happy and healthy family of his own, he had a beautiful wife and a absolutely adorable daughter that he went home to after he committed all those murders, he would act like nothing happened hug his wife eat dinner and be the defination of an ideal husband.*
it’s not his wife and daughter. liz is his gf and she had a daughter from another man.
BTK killer and the Golden State killer had familes. Crap we know a lot of mob bosses and their gangsters have families. Murderers and thugs are...human.
@@samsam-lee4022dude no, carol anne boone was his wife and rose bundy/abigail griffin was his daughter
I think you should show these folks some videos about Korean serial killers - they don't seem to realize that this stuff happens everywhere. Lee Choon-jae only got arrested after he killed his own sister in law, but he confessed to murdering 14 other women. Because there is a statute of limitations on murder in South Korea, he was only tried for his SiL, and he could potentially be released from prison in 18 years. Yoo Young-chul murdered a bunch of prostitutes and rich old men and ate parts of them. Jeong Nam-gyu killed 14 people seemingly randomly over a two year period. And of course there are more...
To be clear, this isn't supposed to be some sort of poor defense of the US and its serial killers, it's a suggestion due to the commenters' words regarding their own country's behavior. (The one guy at the end did comment on murder in Korea briefly, to be fair.)
I just watch to see MJ’s reactions. 😂
Also a little disappointed there wasn’t any Dahmer, Ramirez, Gacey, Fish or Holmes in this video. Maybe in a part 2..
I wish they reacted to aileen wuornos and Richard Ramirez documentry
Unfortunately there are too many serial killers documented in the US. However, I'm sure that some other nations face the same but it is not reported in the news as it is here.
Omg Richard Ramirez gives me so many goosebumps, i watched the documentary on netflix
poor thing she was scared even tho she isnt in america😭😭😭
Because this type of crime happens everywhere…no matter the race, age, profession and time…the danger is always there, you never know.
There are serial killers and murderers in other countries too 🥴.
@@inlunec346 true 🤧
We had one in my country who would go after prostitutes. The victims would all frequent the same places, he would strangle them then rip their organs. This happened in the 90s so he was dubbed as "Lisbon's Ripper". It's unknown why he stopped doing it since he was not caught. He never left any evidence and his crimes were deemed as perfect. 3 confirmed deaths but the number could have been higher as similar unsolved crimes happened in neighboring countries, the police suspected he was a truck driver. If he murdered the others, it would be a total of 9.
Btw, if he was found today, he could not be charged under law as it has been more than 15 years since the crimes happened.
@@Manic_Panic unfortunately, sex workers are common targets for serial killers because, especially back then, people didn't really care about them.
Several years ago, I regularly traveled to Washington state for work. I used to stop near a shopping center south of Seattle to buy some things or make copies for work, and I did not realize that the "creek" nearby was actually the Green River. I think one of the earliest victims of the Green River Killer had been found in that area in the early 1980's. It was really creepy to learn that I was in the same area. The Pacific Northwest is beautiful, but we have a lot of trees, and scary things happen in trees. (I am not from this area originally - all the trees make me stressed out, like...who is hiding in there?)
Part of the reason serial killers used to be so hard to find was because they targeted random people. Most murders are done by someone close to the victim.
Nowadays, DNA searching has made searching for criminals a lot easier, and hopefully we wont see such big serial killers in the future.
i actually just watched a documentary on the green river killer just last week, it was heartbreaking
serial killers are mildly scary... but what americans really fear is public shootings... young people walk into movie theaters, grocery stores, malls, etc and think plan where they would run/hide if one happened, due to having to do that in school for 13 years. u should do another video abt that. theres some survivor interviews plus news footage
They already did multiple videos on school shootings.
@@Kaneki6386 yeah ik, hence another
No they don’t, at all. Maybe a random few. The only ones that do are ones living in heavily gang areas.
@@alwaystakemarktwainsadvice4269 sorry but ur out of touch. 8 out of 10 of adult americans say they experience stress over their fear of mass shootings, with 3 out of 10 adult americans admit this fear prevents them from going to certain places. facts dont care about ur fragile worldview. glad u never think about shootings tho! must be nice.
@@outrohersaidgayrights413 that is some bullshit right there. Please provide a link to your so called facts. I guarantee you are not an American or just some kid trying to act smart. I’ll put money that you don’t live in area gun violence is readily occurring like you’re claiming. My best friends husband was a crip, was shot, was almost accidentally killed by a drive by. He is not afraid of being shot or where to run to in a shooting happened. It only ever crosses his mind (barely) if he goes and visits is family in the ghetto. Once again those aren’t mass shooting those are situational gang shootings in a high crime area, which I mentioned before. Those PSAs that Koreans like to react to are not normal. They aren’t shown to kids, or on TV, they’re just some TH-cam ads. Code red drills only happen once a year and then are forgotten about. Mass shootings are rare, and they rarely ever cross peoples minds. If you want to use my name against me you need to have some facts, which you don’t. Unless some links to a CREDIBLE source for these statistics. Which there’s not, because there hasn’t been a census taken.
my grandpa and mom lived on green river during the killings, growing up i lived next to the green river killers parents for a few years (after the murders) at the time of the killings my grandpa had long hair and was riding a bike, the green river killer actually picked him up (thinking my grandpa was a girl) and drove him home after realizing he was a man. growing up in Washington state is so weird because of the amount of serial killers that have originated here or passed through lmao.
OMG, that's so creepy!
Did he ever describe what Ridgeway was like?
@Ryan Blanche he said he was nice 😂
yea omg that’s crazy my grandpa worked with the green river killer and he had said he seemed like a pretty nice guy just a bit odd, yes it is pretty weird growing up in Washington
you should make this a series!!
include aileen and richard
It would be really interesting to show them the serial killers of South Korea, such as Lee Choon Jae, Yoo Young Chul and Kim Dae Doo. I couldn't help but notice that they don't seem to know about these men or remember them. I would like to know their thoughts regarding it!
It is a cultural difference. Children here do shooter drills like other countries do fire drills. Guns are everywhere. There are more guns here than there are citizens. There are whole genres of TV shows dedicated to different kinds of murders. Much of it seems to stem from domestic violence.
Just wanna give you a quick thing about psychopaths and sociopaths. These are different things, a phychopath is:
Someone who can easily pretend to be normal but deep inside they have little to no empathy for other people. This is normally a genetic thing
Sociopaths are:
More showing of their aggressiveness. They have no problem lashing out on people and they also don't have a lot of empathy, they tend to act on their emotions rather then on logic, this is more of a thing that happens because of someone's past.
If I got anything wrong please reply to me about it because I just wanted to address that, there's a difference.
Very good descriptions; just one thing: You confounded/mistook the order ^^'
Sociopaths are the one who lack empathy however they ( not all though ) can mimic it and pretend they're normal people. They are usualy very good at manipulating others and often quite narcisistic and egocentrical.
Psychopaths are usually the irrational and aggressive ones.
Thank you for having them react to more court / law cases. I would love to hear their opinion on some cases if they were prosecutors or defense attorneys, how they would argue some cases, since a lot of the cast went to law school. Even opinoion on Korean cases would be nice.
It’s wild because as an American who has grown up with so much media surrounding this type of crime, they’re asking all these questions like “Why prostitutes? Why this River?” And I already know all the answers off the top of my head.
Cool
I live near the green river and when I was little my mother would tell me stories about Gary Ridgway and where other bodies were found
I find it interesting how they see death as more of a punishment than spending decades (the rest of your life) in prison, probably in solitary confinement too where you would basically be alone in a cell for most of your life and THEN die.
That's because it IS a punishment. Most on death row do not want to die, even after being confined. You just adapt and find other reasons to live and experience joy. Some even get married and have children. Also, many people on death row have more than normal prisoners, and nicer things because they're under close watch more...so there are more chances for gaining favors especially if they're there for a long time. I'm sure there are those that would despise a life like this, but many DO NOT want to die.
my friends aunt lived in the same apartment complex as the green river killer when he was active. thats very scary to think about
I hope you will react or talk about korean serial killers, for example Yoo Young Chul (레인코트 킬러: 유영철을 추격하다 Raincoat Killer)
I love this idea of them reacting to true horror stories. It's super interesting and I would love to see more in the future! Not just horror, but any sort of real-life stories! Maybe some unsolved mysteries :)
the video has real life serial killers in the whole thing.
@@marydavis5234 ...okay?
ive never been this early omfg but i love u guys thank u for these vids :')
you should react to some british serial killers too! some famous ones are the yorkshire ripper, the moors murderers, beverley allitt, harold shipman and jack the ripper
The crazy part to is most serial killers don't use guns they are more creative through torture, mentally manipulation and usually hands on in their killings.
The Hwasong killer is already in the international hall of fame of serial killer. So many movies inspired by his acts.
It may sound creepy but I took a semester-long course on serial killers and I did most of my papers on Samuel little so I've learned a lot about him and actually he passed away in prison from terminal illness in 2020 so December of last year he passed away so he only escaped the death penalty to eventually die in prison anyway so people are happy with the turnout
there was no way they were going to release him anyways. And they're still looking for all of the victims he drew and talked about. he also targeted women who were prostitutes or drug addicts so it's hard to find information on them. Something else that I learned in that class was that apparently a lot of other countries view serial killers as a uniquely American issue and not something that happens in other countries. When in fact it does they just don't look for them or have things in place with their training and with their laws and with their investigation process to look for serial killers whereas because of the ones we've had we've put in a lot of practice and Research into serial killers and in fact we haven't had any in a very long time. What we face more now are mass killers and Shooters like the ones that we've had at schools
Living in the Seattle area means that any person you speak to who lived there in the 70's to 90's knew someone who was a victim of Ted Bundy and Gary Ridgway, or new them themselves. It's still an ever present factor in the area.
Show them the videos of Kemper and tell them his story. I think it will fascinate them.
I think it would be interesting for them to watch unsolved murders like the one that’s still ongoing with Jonbenet Ramsey and so
MJ's avocado shirt 💚
I’m so interested in serial killers even though they disgust me more than anything 🙂 maybe that’s why I picked psychology in school
you should react to Ed Gein, Jeffrey Dahmer, Ed Kemper and definitely Richard Ramirez aka the Night Stalker
like if you agree 👍
My friend is also very disgusted by serial killers but they're so interested in the brain and they wanna know how these people turned out how they did. They really wanna studdy psychology but then found out it requires some type of physics and we both hate physics
one that really bugged me was the Albert Fish case. He did A LOT of disgusting things and it’s so disturbing
Sadly, when it comes to sex workers, homeless people, or just poor people in general, murder is ignored - until the quantity is such that it can't be ignored, or until someone more "worthy of notice" pops up as a victim. Only then is attention, which then brings genuine effort, made to solve these types of cases. This makes the underprivileged easy victims for violence and crime, and why, in some of these cases, the perpetrator can continue committing their crime for decades.
The only part I dont like about these videos is that I only speak English so I can't look away to do something else while listening because I'll miss the subtitles lol
Love you guy's videos 10/10
All the more reson for me to learn more than 1 language 😁
"I hope only good people will be left in the world" - The sad thing is, everyone is capable of turning into a bad person.
I’m sorry but when he started asking if Ted gave his victims a quiz, I started dying and tearing up fr… that is hilarious
They should react to The Raincoat Killer on Netflix about South Korea's most notorious serial killer
you guys should do a part 2 especially reacting to jeffrey dahmer
Should do a video on H. H. Holmes. He had 235 approximate kills, 10 confirmed, confessed to 29. He even created a "murder castle" in the same building as his practice in Chicago.
I completly agree “what a waste of food” who in his mind could let live a serial killer
You should tell them about the murder of Junko Furuta. It's one of the most disturbing stories I've ever heard in my life.
@elle Yeah I think so. It's such a tragic story. When I first heard it I couldn't believe it was real.
@elle Ugh, that story really made me angry. Such disgusting people.
They have their own.
Like Cho Doo Soon.
And he even got released recently.
Frankly, korean system is shit in this regard.
"What a waste of food he eats" I whole heartily agree sis
Can you research about serial killer in korea or in asia in general???
In S. Korea? I heard about yellow raincoat killer, and a guy in the 'memoirs of a murderer' movie
I recommend you guys watch the case of the menendez brothers it’s a really sad case, I think you guys would have a different reaction since it’s a really sad case.
by the way this should be a series! and you can even make the video longer ~
And so many serial killers are said to be “geniuses” except they would have been caught early on if police had done their jobs correctly or at all.
USA likes to publicize serial killers and mass murderers but in reality most killings are barely noticed because there are so many of them. In September and October of this year we averaged 2 mass shootings a day and in November so far we are averaging slightly more than one a day. Some you hear about but most you do not. The last mass shooting in South Korea was in 1982. Something in our society creates these people who have no regard for life and no remorse for taking it.
Well the mass shootings figure is misleading. When people think of mass shootings they think things like people shooting others in malls or schools shooting tons of people. The way mass shootings are recorded in the US tho is incidents where an individual shoots several people. Most mass shootings that occur and skew that figure are actually things like gang shootings and drug related shootings. All mass shootings of random people and public places end up getting lots of media attention.
In general these killers usually target people in society who are less likely to be noticed to be missing and/or the police won’t care to properly investigate. Naturally sex workers and very poor people are considered easy targets for this reason
They didn’t talk about Richard Kukinski, the Iceman, supposedly killed between 180 and 300 people for practice (the homeless) and the mafia
“Give the criminal a second chance when you can give the victim a second chance.”
I grew up near the green river. our parents did a heck of a job shielding us from that, i never knew about him until i was an adult. Horrible.
the kill count or the way they killed isnt the scariest part about serial killers. the scariest part is that they live and prosper as our friends or people we wave hi to. we never really know who to suspect.
React to Luis Alfredo Garavito. Just look at it
"why prostitutes?" As many comments have stated, prostitutes aren't treated quite the same as other citizens, generally seen as less than or not important. In some crime scene reports where there are dead prostitutes, the report will literally write "no humans involved". That and sex work is currently illegal in the us, so sex workers don't really have the option to report to the police of something happens to them, for fear of being arrested. Even if your victim gets away, they probably will not risk going to jail and getting their things confiscated to report what you attempted to do to them. And as mentioned by others, they're less likely to be believed if they do report.
*Kills 3 people*
DEATH PENALTY
*Kills 100 people*
Meh, let's give him a second chance :/
3:12 Ted Bundy's ex girlfriend broke up with him because he lacked ambition and lazy. Few years later Ted calls her and they eventually get together again until ted cut her off and said he just wanted to prove my that he can get her back and hung up the phone.. His ex gf tells chilling details ted has done to her while they were dating
5:00 bet the river ain’t green anymore 💀💀💀 I’m sorry I had to lighten the mood in the comments 🕵️♀️
The guy in the glasses ask valid questions!!!
should be noted that samual little had photographic memory which is why he was able to draw all of them. He was also able to remember every detail of where he met the victims how he killed each and where he left the bodies
Sure lol
The scariest part about Sam Little is that he’s linked to possibly more murders. He refuses to admit whether or not he did them though, but I remember seeing a tape where he hinted there may have been many more than just the 93 known cases
Interesting how they think these people should be on death row. I feel like most people over here are against the death penalty.
Wow, it always stupefies me how other countries are shocked by crimes we Americans are used to. We see death on the news every day, someone shot for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, gang violence, domestic violence, mass shootings, we can list off serial killers by what kind of victims they had. In America, violent crimes are just something we get used to seeing on television and in the news and we pray we don’t have to deal with it person, though most of us can probably say we know someone who has or have been assaulted ourselves (be it physically or sexually). We just warn our kids and clutch them tighter when someone strange walks up, carry mace or self defense keychains. Living in the US comes with freedom but some people use that freedom to do bad things.
True to an extent... although it has an explanation: every country deals with death in the news differently, both culturally and in the way their justice system works. Serial killers can exist anywhere, but the concept of the "serial killer" (specially the idea of a prolific serial killer active for decades) is strange because their justice systems deals with serial killers that don't have such numbers or the idea is not in the general knowledge of the population (while several countries have their share of violent crimes in their media, some still resist to the concept that such monster can exist within their frontiers... one time killers or "small" serial killers are more acceptable to talk about that the real possibility of that kind of criminals being somewhere, out there).
Wdym? If the US was so used to serial killers and their practice these dudes in the vids wouldn't be as infamous as they are now
2:45 Different thinking, different brain, different emotions
"He killed for pleasure"
That is exactly what humans do to animals who are capable of feeling pain, love, fear, happiness, and do not wish to die.
When you pay for animals to be hurt and killed, your actions agree with the statement that animals deserve to be abused.
"What a waste of food he eats"💀
They should hear about Edmund kemper. Almost a 7 ft serial killer that was pull over for a broken tail light but confessed to all the murder because he thought he was finally caught
I personally love reading true crime stuff, especially about serial killers. It’s just interesting but also you learn about what laws in place had them caught besides murder or other violent crimes. Also you see mistakes made by the killer or others that could have ended the killings after or maybe even before the first kill.
There were others they didn’t mention John Wayne Gacy,Ed Gein,Albert Fish,Gary M. Heidnik,Dennis Rader
Wow, I'm from the US and didn't even know of the first and second ones... over 90 murders that is just insane...
Do Korean serial killers. I only know of the raincoat killer.
Can you do one on the new Netflix documentary about the rain coat killer? The korean serial killer?
"Koreans react to worst American seriel killers"
Jeffery Dahmer: WHAAT??!
They could talk about the toy box that is one of the most horrible crimes and the situation is horrible
BTK haunts me the most. He was literally the average American father and church going man. . . . Imagine it, he taught Sunday school. . . . .yet enjoyed torturing and murdering his victims so brutally. Chilling
I actually knew him he knew my brother and my dad I always felt weird around him I wanted to cry I was young at the time. I was always really comfortable around strangers.
I could talk to them like I knew them my entire life but he was something different
I just knew that I did not like him I didn't trust him especially with my mom. He was weird with her. She didn't even notice it
I just got a very bad vibe and I was right
Imagine if they react to Pedro Rodrigues Filho(Pedrinho Matador 72 - 100 kills) and Júlio Santana(492 kills), the worst brazilian killers ranked by kill count, Júlio Santana has a movie/documentary named: "492: A Man Called Death"h
The reason why 2 of them weren't killed is because they took plea deals that commuted the sentence to life imprisonment, and it also depends on what state they were indited in because a lot of states don't have the death penalty anymore.
To me it's unlikely that if a killer like th them came along today they would be executed. In 2003, 78% of Americans supported the death penalty, that number has dropped to only 54% today. So the jury would more than likely give them a life sentence rather than killing them.
What's really upsetting is that they had the Green River Killer as a suspect years before. However, there wasn't enough evidence. Fortunately, they were able to get a DNA sample and when technology improved, they were able to match Ridgeway to the murders. Sadly, for some cases where the killer was caught, they had to wait for technology to improve before they could identify and convict. Fortunately, there was forthought to get DNA samples in the first place, despite not being able to do much initially with it.
Can't forget John Wayne Gacy
I like the girl in the Mr. Gadget jacket. She made a lot of good points about how the killers should not remain alive while their victims are 6 feet under ground. It IS a waste of food, the food they get to eat. It is very scary and we should all have the right to defend ourselves and it IS very unusual how Americans consume murder as a form of entertainment.
I don't blame them for being shocked by the stories of serial killers.
I'd be horrified myself if I was in their shoes.
Hey guys! could you put subtitles in portuguese I love the channel's videos with such interesting topics, but I can't understand much because my english is not very good.
Gary Ridgway accepted a plea deal that if he showed where the bodies are, he'd serve life in prison without parole
Currently, the estimates are that there are approximately 35 serial killers operating per year in the US. Unfortunately, this is the low estimate. Many studies indicate that the number is higher. This is from my forensic psychology textbook published in 2021.