Carl Panzram
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Carl Panzram's fate was basically sealed when he was born. He was an ornery child, but quickly developed into a liar and a thief, until he was sent to a reform school and taught just how intensely and unspeakably cruel humanity can actually be.
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I read a book several years ago on Carl Panzram and their is no doubt his rage came from his tormented youth....would he had a different outcome if he was brought up in a loving family, i think so but we will never know for sure. Great episode thank you so much for your work, I love this show!
lee m Thank you ❤️
I do believe that he could had lived a good life if he had being loved because of how he acted with Lesser, even after being so much damaged by the years
@@mila81784 how he acted in response to lessers kindness was heartbreaking, because we saw who panzram REALLY was underneath all the distrust, rage, hatred and anger. He was a nice person when treated properly and went out of his way to help and socialize with those who showed him any kind of acceptance or kindness. Shame he had such a brutal childhood and prison years in adulthood, he didn't have very good circumstances from day one, let's admit it a lot of us would be fucked had we lived his life/experiences.
@@callumfitzpatrick1989 Completaly agree....😥
Like the saying goes "We only have the tools we're given". Thanks, and I enjoy the behavioral/psychological breakdown.
i dont usually get into serial killers, but Panzram was a little different and stood out to me. To me he seemed like the ultimate example of how "the system" fails children.
the ultimate argument of nurture over nature. i cant help but wonder how if things had been different at certain pivotal moments in his young life he wouldn't have become the monster he was. and its very interesting how he was a killer at the turn of the century and yet only in recent years have people actually been learning about him.
Valid points. I personally think, had his early life been different, he wouldn’t have gone in to be a murderer.
His history should be used to change things and not only as entertainment... because, being honest? Since then to now, few things changed about prisions and how parents treat children...
Carl Panzram's history makes me cry and it should be studied by everybody... how prisions and parents treat children can destroy the soul... This needs to change!
It's a very important story that really hasn't changed in the last 120years
Things have changed since 1900. What are you talking about?
Where do prisoners get whipped and electrocuted and left with their legs and back broken for eight months today? You're an idiot.
@@deakon071 my comments were more directed at you but I'm willing to let the op retort also.
@@ontyam I was really more talking about the willingness to address the mental health of this prisoner. Obviously had issues as a child but never got addressed and the system did nothing but send him through the usual hoops and make him a better Criminal. Calm down in general
He was made into a killer.
Janice Fleury I tend to agree.
Yes, pretty clear cut in this case.
I am not saying what panzram did was ok but after hearing about his early life I understand. I can understand his hatred and contempt for humanity. He was never shown any love or kindness . All he learned was brutality, either you are the predator or the prey
Justin B Exactly.
Yes... if the same had happened to us, would we be different or act exactly like him?
Fun fact: Carl Panzram is actually my uncle- like I’m legit not even joking
Wow!
Neat
How horrible 🫣
Don't believe you
Ive heard of all these people but you always have a very interesting outlook & presentation style....
KOPENE DREAMS Thanks! Coming from you, I take that as a compliment. 😉
@@SerialKilling you're welcome it was meant to be 😀
@@keponedreams8269 sounded more like an insult to me.
@@ontyam and furthermore you must be knee here. So you can kick rocks.
@@keponedreams8269 knee here? I was making a joke btw. Don't get reactive when you're out of my arms reach. I'll simply leave. You're not worth the extra blood pressure.
Well put together. Excellent piece.
Another great episode as usual. What ever happened to the Kevin Macleod - Leaving Home song? I loved it
I love the little history lesson we always get in the beginning.
Alde Ramirez Thanks!
I share my birthday with this guy.
The name "Prussia" has nothing to do with Poland or Russia, even if today parts of its former territory is in those countries. Prussia is the country with formed the basis for the modern country of Germany. Have you heard of people like Frederick the Great, Kaiser Wilhelm? Well they were Prussian. Germany didn't become a single country until 1871. Berlin was the capital of Prussia before it became the capital of Germany. You need to learn the word "xenonym". Poland, Prussia and Russia are the names foreign English speakers call those countries, not what the countries are called in their own language.
Nikko jenkins vs carl panzram vs Richard kuklinski vs ed kemper vs aileen wournos vs the zodiac killer vs Joe metheny which serial killer would be the last standing killer?
_im_the_kingg._ king eggy That’s an excellent question. Which do you think?
I think it would come down to Panzram and Kemper
Carl withstood an inhuman amount of pain in his life, physically and mentally.
And Kemper is a mountain of a man.
Emperor Penguin I’m voting Panzram. Lol
@@Emperor.Penguin. as much as I like kemper I'm leaning towards kuklinski vs. Panzram for the last 2 standing. The iceman killed for a living, I've got my money on him.
He seems like a cool guy.
Turn down the music
Listening at 1.5x sounds perfect not monotone