Edmund Kemper: The Mad Butcher | World’s Most Evil Killers
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- Serial killer Edmund Kemper killed six women in California and several members of his family.
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6 foot 9 300 pounds
The guy is a freaking freight train.
Exactly, that's what I was thinking the whole time they were mentioning how "innocent and approachable" he looked. Dude was so big he had his own gravitational pull
You forgot an IQ of 145. Such a waste.
me, 5’4 104 lbs: 🧍♀️
He’s very cute
Sometimes I wonder, if he had killed his mother first, would the rest still be alive?
I don't know....after killing his mother, he killed his mother's friend too, calling her, to come over.
I don’t think so. Honestly.
I watched a psychologist's video who explained it would have likely triggered more rage. He wouldn't reason like "stable" people.
Because of his humiliation, and psychological emasculation By his mother loving copulation wouldn't develop. The release of his pain came from the death of the women he killed. Then his empowerment came after by hating the corpse with rape and dismemberment.
Yes I think so, he killed the others as practice to work up killing his mother. He said in an interview.
He was 6’9 280 300 pounds man his victims had no chance.. what a fucking nightmare
As a woman that was my first thought.
My SO is 6'4" 250ish lbs. We play wrestle and man is he heavy...I couldn't imagine facing this guy.
@@juliaestellesylviawalks5074 Any remote chance they may have had face-to-face with such a giant man dwindles to zero when his level of intelligence is factored in. What a monster. Those poor women 😢
only 5 years for killing his grand parents..!!!! What kind of justice is this..?
Have to remember that was a different time.
You don't get sentenced to a certain number of years in a psychiatric state care.... It's til they say you are not a danger
@@efolinsky boy, they sure effed that up.
He was a minor….
He learned how to manipulate the doctors and psychiatrists there, what lies to tell them to make them believe he was no longer a danger. They believed him and released him.
A trick doctors and psychiatrists still fall for to this day.
Sounds to me like his mother broke him. He could've been an excellent person, but a poor child was mistreated and turned into a monster.
Its feel more like his mother knew what he was from young age, but she abused him instead of helping him or even understand him that he s different and still a child not a monster. She could have helped him.
@@IraQxNajafia she should have just left him in an Ophanage.
@@priestessmikokikyo77 they may have done a better job at raising him, but orphange abused a lot of kids so it could ve gotten worse no one knows
They didn’t really go into it on this documentary but he showed horrific cruelty to animals at a young age. His mother kept his sister separated from him for fear he was going to rape and hurt her.
I agree with you. Of course it’s awful that he committed these murders, but it’s explicable.
He's scary to me because if you don't know what he is, its very easy to like him.
So very true. I wouldn't have gotten in a car with him but would have probably smoked some tweeds with him back in the day
really? i find he sounds like an insufferable creep to me.
I’ve always felt the same way. Amazing
@@beachsidemath3958 to each his own I guess
@@beachsidemath3958 ..hindsight.
Sounds like the mother was sick as well
She was the "first sick". His degeneration was inherited from her.
why do i have this sickening feeling his mother and Augusta Gein could have been good friends that feeling sends shivers down my spine.
He seems so affable, even in interviews from prison. Sickeningly smart man. It's a shame that his mother messed him up so terribly bad. 😔
@kellz bellz for sure
Affable and articulate are very different keep this mind people
Incredibly well spoken and intelligent. His prison career for decades has been reading books for the blind. At least he’s spending his time doing something productive and helpful to the disabled.
He would kill you in an instant...don't forget, his mother isn't here to tell her side of the story ....... because murdered her. There is nothing affable about him...only evil....
@@carpediem4887 in everything I've seen or read about him, his mother was always mentioned as incredibly abusive. I know he would have probably killed me, but I believe this is a case of Nature v. Nurture. Children who are constantly belittled by a parent have a sad, warped sense of self. Now certainly it doesn't happen to every abused kid. However in Big Ed's case, I think his mother poisoned his mind from the beginning.
For murder I do not believe juvenile records should be blacked out, especially the way he did it. Oh and I said murder,not self defense...
*I'll be honest, when I read about his origin, I got goosebumps, scared and I wanted to vomit. So I watched his interview. Heck, he's super calm and "normal", I didn't feel any discomfort. Unlike Manson and Bundy. He truly is an evil force of nature disguised as a human, mainly because of his height and IQ. I'd say he's the Michael Myers of our reality.*
The thing is, Ted Bundy, John Gacy, Charles Manson and all them others are psychopaths.
I don't think ( it my sound weird) but I don't think Ed is a psychopath. Even though he is doing psychopath things.
It is many levels to this and each level is harder to explain.
Do he deserve multiple life sentences, absolutely no doubt. But not all of these people are psychopaths.
That's why he can be normal at times
The narrator is ridiculous.
I agree. He sounds like the host of Robot Wars.
aiko koo's story was the sickest part. i can't even imagine how scared this young girl was following her final moments. 15 years old she was. that's just an unimaginable way to die at such a young age. same goes to all ed's other victims. may they rest in paradise 🕊
She was my friend
If only she could drive!
@@cynthiasnowden600 Was she actually or is this just a case of someone trying to get attention from somebody else's death? If so, I'm very sorry, the poor girl didn't deserve that.
@@keelyrae2471 she obviously wants attention
Aiko Koo's story it breaks me
“Afoot”. My second favorite word.
I'll bite....what's your first?
@@robinross5102 crotch
@@nirv be like a tree and leaf 😓
What is the first - if I can ask?
The states who have had the most Serial Killers are 1. Alaska, 2. Nevada, 3. Florida 4. CALIFORNIA
California has the highest number of serial killings with 1,628 total, followed by Texas with a total of 893. Alaska has the highest rate of serial killings at 7.01 per 100,000
ALASKA?! Wow
And I live in Alaska rip
alaska??
@@bloop_2593yo what's it like?
He is the REAL Michael Myers
The background music (particularly around 3:27) makes me miss Buzzfeed Unsolved.
Personally, I don't think anyone should feel sorry for his mother. All the other people he killed and their families, definitely. His sisters, absolutely. But not that woman.
why should anybody feel sorry for that devil woman! she turned her child into a hideous monster! She should be in hell for what she did. and her son.
Did u know her?
I think the narrator has the perfect voice for this type of video
Paul McGann, a british actor. He's good, and the educated British accent is music to the ear.
California had other awful serial killers around the same era (1970’s) that weren’t even mentioned….Randy Craft and Richard Chase were both particularly horrific.
William Bonin.
John Wayne Gacy, Ted Bundy, Kenneth Bianchi & Angelo Buono
@sixbladeknife44 I lived in So. California at that time too, as a teenager/adult. 😕
@@jamesdick2580not in California though
Golden State killer
Big Ed was basically a good boy. But his mother messed him up.
I'm starting to believe in dexter
He cut his moms head off and cam in her 👄 mouth. The reason he did it was he wanted everyone to know how mean his mom was to him. My mother was mean and I understand that. He put three heads in dirt facing up at his moms favorite window on the second floor of the house. She liked to look down on people he said. Thats how cruel she was or how sick he was. The mom is the monster
I can relate to him feeling rage on his mom... I was heavily abused by mine, I've never committed any crimes though.
It's interesting how bad childhoods either scars the person for life or they work hard to not repeat it.
if you really wanna get an insight - minus dramatization & sensationalistic narration .. watch the new documentary "the co-ed killer". The son of his psychiatrist is interviewed and tapes from his dad's sessions with him are played.
Is this on yt?
I can't get over your awesome RUclips name! 😂
3 serial killers & women still wanted to hitchhike 🤣😆
Life is about choices, some ppl are braindead
Maybe they didn't have the choice at that time.
@@juliaestellesylviawalks5074B geesuz everyone has a choice! Stop making excuses for bad judgement. SMDH
@@CanadianQueenmagenta well I don't drive and I take public transportation but at the time those were limited so I can relate and understand them.
Hitchhiking was just something a lot of people did. Before I got my car I hitched absolutely everywhere. Daytime, nighttime. Sometimes with someone else sometimes alone. Went to Florida for spring break with a carload but hitched all over to get around once there. My only scary time was in Florida when we were out disco dancing, yes disco dancing, and I was tired and wanted to leave but no one else was ready so I hitched back to where we were staying. Picked up by an older man playing religious music on his 8 track, yes 8 track, and he lectured me about how unsafe it was to be hitchhiking. I was holding onto the door handle ready to leap but he brought me exactly where I needed to go. I am very grateful, looking back, I realize how blessed I was to never have any problems.
the real problem is most serial killers tend to be the most innocent people no one would suspect.......and they are the most successful ones
He’s NOT where he belongs. That a brother of a victim all these years says, “I hope he never gets out” shows how the victims and their families never stop suffering if the murderer is still alive.
Jesus 6'9. He was gynormous to his victims.
I blame his family , they made him a killer
You have to blame him. He didn’t have to kill those girls. He willingly chose it. No one is to blame but him.
Ed's mom could have tried to be a mom but she chose her own fate.
No matter how awful she was she did not deserve her fate
Nobody deserves that "fate"
This is the 3rd time I've "accidentally" seen this documentary. May the Lord have mercy on my algorithm.
So he’s like a male Aileen Wournos
She hated men, and killed men. He hated women, and killed women. But she gets sympathy for her past trauma, he doesn’t
Do you not see these comments? 😂 he gets plenty of sympathy. It’s just harder to sympathize with a literal giant who preyed on the weaker sex
@@TwinsBigLikeTia "the weaker sex"? What happened to equality and female empowerment? "The Future is Female", remember?
Women are no longer the "weaker sex".
@@torachan23 We are physically weaker. It’s not about equality it’s about science. Yes we should be equal in every way but we have less muscle mass and bone density. Don’t be stupid.
@@torachan23 if you think any woman stands physically equal to 6’9” and 300 lbs, you’re delusional. Kemper could have killed any woman he wanted, no competition. There’s no shame in admitting we are physically different, it’s an important part of being equal in other ways. Denying that we are physically different is just stupid and illogical. And makes it easier for men to prey on us because “well we’re equal in every way so I shouldn’t be able to rape/kill you if you don’t want me to right?” So toxic. Please stop that bs, it doesn’t solve anything. We are physically weaker, without a weapon any of us would have been f*cked against Kemper. It’s just science. That’s why men need to learn to respect us, and learn how to treat a woman. I don’t want to be treated like a bro, I want to be treated like a woman. It’s not anti-feminist to want to be treated like a woman and not a man. We are different due to nature, not choice. Doesn’t mean we deserve any less rights, but each sex has different needs and desires and functions differently.
@@TwinsBigLikeTia huh?
why do they need to spoil the whole episode at the beginning?
There serial killers ..in the same area...at the same time !! ...now that's scary 😳😳
Really? You couldn’t find a single Korean-American girl to play the part of Aiko??
If he would of killed his mother first "
Maybe he wouldn't of murdered anyone else "?
Kemper has always been fascinating to me because he strikes me less as someone who is pure evil and more as someone who is simply unable to control his violent urges, almost like he was an addict who was addicted to murder rather than drugs or alcohol. The fact that he purposely led the cops right to him and then willing resigned himself to a life behind bars makes it seem like he knew he wasn't in control of his impulses and was actually hoping that someone would stop him.
I see what you’re saying
Kemper was so young when he killed his grandparents that he could almost not remember it .....😊
There are hundreds more like him that are now active and they will never be caught.
It's harder than ever before to get away with murder and rape. Activist DAs and judges might let them back on the streets way too soon for political reasons... but they'll still be caught eventuality more often than not. At least those with an IQ over 100.
Why don't killers take responsibility for there own actions instead of playing the victim and putting the blame on everyone else in there life
Ed Kemper did
@@maryturner3473 No he didn't he put the blame on his mother and everyone else
I hear the buzzfeed unsolved music
I find Kemper a fascinating case,
But that some people seem to feel sorry for him is I think rather misguided.
Sure, he sounds relatively self aware in interviews compared to other SKs.
But are you forgetting what he did ?
He had a less than perfect mother ? So do plenty of us -And we don’t go murdering people.
I also think his “intelligence “ is rather exaggerated as if he’s Dr Hannibal Lecter
(Whom I need to remind people is a fictional character).
Yeah he seems smarter than Otis Toole .
But I think he mainly was just good at taking tests.
In real life he’s not so smart.
The way he deals with his anger with his Mommy is to live with her and
murder co-eds -
Does that seem “smart” or actually incredibly maladaptive?, Hm ✌️🤔
He’s actually a big baby who is so over sensitive about his own feelings
But totally lacking in empathy for others
that he feels justified to murder people so he can humiliate their corpses
And they likewise can’t hurt his feelings Boo Hoo.
Hannibal Lector Ed Gein inspired. Ed is another fascinating story, especially due to the time period. Kemper and I share a Birthday but 10 years apart. 12/18/58 12/18/68
While I agree with the part about his mother, IQ test are specifically designed to get around people who know how to take test, they are not standardized test which don't actually measure intelligence. There are people who are functionally illiterate who have been shown to have extremely high IQ's. I also disagree with the notion that he isn't real world smart mostly because that's not even a real thing. He was able to be right up under the noses of the very detectives who were looking for him and they couldn't figure it out so he was "real world" smarter than them. He knew enough not to go to any of the memorials held for the women. He knew enough how to affect a certain personality to get women in his car, even one who considered herself street smart.
There aren't any excuses for what he did and nobody should feel sorry for him but him having an IQ in the 150s is off the charts smart especially considering the average range is between 80 & 120 with most people being between 90 & 100. Otis Toole was somewhere in the 70's which is functionally retarded so there's a HUGE difference between the two.
Ed Kemper never asked for any sympathy.
He was a very intelligent, delusional, narcissistic psychopath with a deranged upbringing. He’s one of the best examples of the nature vs nurture thought pattern.
Now: having said he was intelligent, I don’t mean he was smart.
Y’all gotta remember there’s a fine line between brilliant and insane.
Had his mind been honed in a political family, a corporate family, a Hollywood director family….
There’s no telling what he would have gotten away with.
That doesn’t excuse his hideous murders.
Simple explanation for this a rise in Intelligence quotient (IQ) has a decrease in Emotion quotient (EQ)
This is so crazy this monster started killing at a young age and was incarcerated for this and then when these other killings happen didn't they have a clue or justice system is such a piece oh s***
Well Ed Kemper must have been really scary
Hmmm… what happened to me as a child is the stuff of nightmares. But I did not go on to kill anybody. There is no excuse for it, honey, do stop trying to make him out to be a poor lil monster…
Just go back to writing letters to prisoners…
If he'd killed his mother first, maybe the rest would have been spared...😔
any woman who responds to her parents being shot by her kid with "you stupid boy" is clearly a monster herself.
They were his father's parents, not hers
I'm sure (he) explained exactly why (he) did these murders.
He snapped...finally.
32:42 That's NOT TRUE, the gun that the cops took from him was NOT the murder weapon. The murder weapon was in his closet.
Hold the hell up.
Did that dude just say Kemper found his mother....
Desirable?.....
Good grief he's so big. No woman had a chance.
3 killers at the same time is wild
Heres a piece of advice; if a juvinile (somebody who is under the age of 18) commits a crime such as rape, murder or kidnapping, DO NOT SEAL THOSE RECORDS!!!!! Unless the killing was done in self defense, self-defense is not murder.
Of course with gun possession law so lax and high and regulations still so weak in the U.S. this just keeps repeating itself.
Uc Santa Cruz not cal state Santa Cruz....
if Kemper was born in 800 AD he would be a celebrated knight. Probably own land.
Why didn't he get the death penalty
Because California abolished the death penalty in the early 70s.
I personally dont believe ed to be evil, just very emotionally neglected
The Narrator's voice and inflection makes me want to gouge my eardrums out.
Edmund Kemper is real life version of Gregor Clegane
He isn't even top 25 most evil serial killers but he is a very interesting one. He isn't even top 10 in California.
Calling him "one of the most sadistic" is just flat out untrue. The mere act of killing is not in and of itself sadistic and by all accounts he took no pleasure in it. It was a means to an end. A messed up end to be sure but he was no sadist.
Humiliating a corpse by f&cking it is sadistic. So is inflicting pain and suffering on his victims. I don't think
"The mere act of killing" is a phrase that applies here.
Humiliating a corpse by f&cking it is sadistic. So is inflicting pain and suffering on his victims. I don't think
"The mere act of killing" is a phrase that applies here.
I feel like the tool box killers were worst. (I think that was how people named them.)
I think Ed kemper would be cool to hang out with. Unfortunately
I wonder if he EVER had sex within the boundaries of a regular situation? Like, in a boyfriend/girlfriend type thing, or a hooking up with someone at a bar, (which I know it's hard to believe kiddies, but, it was very common practice for your parents and grandparents.) But, seriously, I just wonder if he ever even TRIED to have sex with someone without having to kill them? It's freaking me out just writing this, but, was just wondering what the hell was going on in his mind? Or, if, anyone has ever heard of him actually having girlfriends?
As far as I’m aware, he never did
There are conflicting accounts on this from his side. In the 1970s he talked about how he was engaged during his killing spree. He said that they never had sex, but that he worshipped her religiously. A lot of times, Ed says that he was sexually inexperienced when he committed those crimes. In his 2017 parole hearing he did say that he had sex with his mother‘s friend when he was but a teenager. So, like I said, very conflicting accounts.
Who else here from Mindhunter
Their wrong.... he had a 44 in the trunk "!!
The 22 was under the passenger seat
Says Edmund in a documented interview
It's fusterating when charles Mason is brought into this as the killings wernt the same & he hadn't killed ANY of the TATE labiancss,, but encouraged others too. He hardly went & prayed on young woman.
I never thought kemper made sense as to why he murdered young woman.
Why did he kill his grandparents?
He just made pather excuses for his crimes.
Seems every documentary on kempler has mote victims mentioned.
The real "Monster" here was his Mother!!!!!!!!!!
He could have get help
But when you have such a "mother" i watched another documentary( Seek Answers) where the details how his mother treated him ALL his life !
I would killed her too!
I feel sorry for Ed!!!
If everything is made to believe; I'd say his mother's mother is what created Edward Kemper's mother and she in her turn created him so...genetics can come a long way.
I usually love British narrators, but this particular one is thoroughly annoying.
How do you get facts wrong when he has interviews out?
I always forget this happened in my hometown.
How do u find out how to mail them ?
Bro, just start the car and start pushing buttons… wtf
He is my favorite Monster…
Oh My God!!
30:35 Sealed records 187 PC
How about yall tell the WHOLE story...left out a TON of extremely important information
03:40 his voice sounds like he is in his mid 30's
My top 5 favorite killers...Lord help me but I do indeed have some favorites 😂
Same!
You're not alone, I'm a little bit warped myself. I sometimes worry about myself because I find these people fascinating. Just how they can kill and do crazy things that we will never understand. I just wish one of them would give an honest review because they always try to put themselves in a positive light. I've seen interviews with Kemper and he can almost make you believe that things happened to them that made them the way they are. I think if it wasn't one thing, it would be another. Their issues have a lot to do with themselves. Mommy just gave him a little shove in a direction that he was heading anyway.
The fact that he is getting released next year is wild 🤯
That's not true...wrong
I'm sorry to say but the narrator's voice sounds so strained and aggressive that it makes watching these brilliant docs a pain. If they weren't so good I definitely wouldn't bother because of his narration, not that I could do any better, not a chance. Oh well.
Gosh, I can't stand this narrator
The narrator needs to go from 10 to 5. He did do bad things. No doubt. However he isn’t is as bad as other killers. Some of the things he said has been misconstrued by theses people. My heart goes out to the family’s of those who he killed.
He was pretty bad. Mitigating factors don't negate the depravity of what he did to the bodies postmortem.
This is definitely a result of diabolical parenting
For those u don't believe z good/bad sprit his role describes well enough what Possession of Satan meaning
Ah, it's the constipated narrator..
Absolutely fkd
Cheers👍😎👍
I did a decade plus when 17 in the 80s. I was with this guy at CMF in Vacaville. Dud is a loner. One of the biggest wood I've seen. He's mellow don't bother no body. Stay to himself. He's getting a toe tag parole like Manson. I meet Manson at the same time. Little guy but smart and plays good guitar works in the chapel. CMF got lots of killers.
Biggest wood??😂🤣
@@lilmissnobody4815 How big was Manson's wood?
Park Deitz interview with Richard Kuklinski sets out very clearly a diagnosis which is a mix of genetics (a capacity for disgust / danger etc) and a brutal upbringing. He states that without the brutal upbringing he may have used his genetic predisposition in a pro-social way - test pilot / fireman etc. Hard not to see the same thing here with Edmund Kemper. Some biographies do tend towards concentrating on the individual being evil / aberrant - I think it would be of more service to cover the nurture / intergenerational and familial abuse more - indications of red flags not just in individuals, but in family dynamics. I noticed in this bio his treatment as a child was brushed over pretty quickly. I understand that programs need to be a certain length but it does suggest an editorial leaning of sorts.
He was abused, rejected, and pissed on by his parents and society. Then everyone wonders why he did what he did. How about being kind and showing love towards people, and maybe this kind of shit will stop happening. I dont condone his actions, but I do wonder how he may have turned out differently if he had been loved and accepted. Love and acceptance shouldnt be privileges, we as human beings are ENTITLED to that.
The Santa Cruz mountains are not near Berkeley.
Weird fact. While he was committing the crimes. Significantly the fresno state girls in berk. His apartment building is down the street from my house
All crimes are insane. So why are some “insane” criminals treated special? I think our system is insane. The criminal who harmed me gets free room and board, free legal and health care, all the things the victims work for and can no longer afford. You be better off if you could be immoral enough to commit crimes.
Don’t we all have a little kemper inside?
Not I!
@@FJolly86 i hear u.....even though i read it.
Freak.
Weird ASF
No
🙏
I am curious, what ever happened to this huge man. Is he still alive?
Yes he's still incarcerated, has had multiple parole hearing and has turned them down everytime because he knows if he did ever get out (he wouldn't) he'd go and kill again (his own words). Being in prison is the best place for him but from what they've said he's a model inmate and doesn't do anything wrong. He was/is a monster but I can't help to being fascinated with him, if you never knew what he done you'd truly think he was good guy. Crazy how hidden these monsters can perceive
He is alive and has suffered several strokes so he lives a reclusive life now, he doesn't give interviews etc. His sister still visits him and he has done some honorable work in prison (all things considered).
He is alive but not doing well. He had several strokes in the past + suffers from diabetes and struggles to walk by himself therefore he has to use a wheelchair.
Fun fact for me: Our Birthday's are both Dec 18th. He is 12/18/58 mine 12/18/68. My Sun, Moon and Rising are all in Sagittarius which makes life hell at times. Would love to know the time of his birth so I could do an accurate birth chart on him. I too had deep issues with my mom who is 12/03/33. I never murdered anyone except with my mouth 😣 Beware Sagittarius they can be a bit high strung.
Your not him no you don't
@@cathymcglasson6947 I never said I was him. Where did that come from from what I said? No I don't what? You have me confused. You may want to be more specific in your responses.
@@robinross5102 sorry I know you didn't that's just what came to mind I'm sure your ten times better
It's not a *fun* fact.(subjectively)
It's hardly relevant for anything that you are born on the same calendar day.
- you never killed anyone (already indicating a lack of correlation)
- astrology isn't a science
Born in 1948, not 1958. You put in garbage, you will get garbage out.
Why is this still breathing.