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  • Опубликовано: 16 июл 2022
  • The crimes of serial killer Bobby Joe Long, who abducted and murdered at least 10 women in 1984. He was executed by lethal injection in 2019.
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  • @calliannejones
    @calliannejones Год назад +118

    Something which I wish was further discussed in this video is how resilient Lisa McVey was. Lisa McVey was a 17 year old girl who was severely abused by her grandparents who took her in after she was in and out of foster care for over 10 years. Her grandmother treated her like a servant and would physically abuse her. Her grandmother's boyfriend would frequently hold her at gunpoint and sexually abuse Lisa. The night she was abducted she had planned to commit suicide due to abuse. After being abducted, she elicited sympathy from Long by claiming to be the only child of an ill parent and that she would be his girlfriend (lies). She also remembered an incredible amount of detail during the 26 hours she was held captive. After escaping, Lisa gave enough information to police to 1. Help catch Long and 2. Get her Grandmother's boyfriend arrested. Many years after the incident, Lisa now works in the same department that found and arrested Long. She specializes in combating sex crimes and working to protect children. Absolutely incredible woman.

    • @dudeduder5131
      @dudeduder5131 Год назад +14

      What an absolute bad*ss!

    • @sythiadawn
      @sythiadawn Год назад +10

      Thanks for the info. I always wonder how the victims are doing now. Lisa turned out to be an amazing woman!!

    • @hipp_katt
      @hipp_katt Год назад +9

      Thank you. This was bothering me a lot in this episode how they glossed over what her life really was. She survived because she, horribly, was used to be raped and abuse and knew how to act to her through it. And she didn't go home and her dad immediately called the police. When she got home her grandmother called the police and told them she was home, but was letting about where she had been. The police insisted on speaking to her about it. She is an amazing woman who deserves so much more credit than this episode gave her

    • @Mzee1084
      @Mzee1084 Год назад +3

      The real Olivia Benson.

    • @madalice5134
      @madalice5134 Год назад +3

      The Casual Criminalist covered this case a couplw months back with a strong focus on Lisa and how she survived and brought this guy down. I highly reccomend watching it for anyone interested.

  • @MrAndersonLP
    @MrAndersonLP Год назад +91

    That Lisa girl was an absolute badass.
    EDIT: just googled her to see if she was still alive, she's a police officer now. I'd love to shake her hand, what a legend.

    • @edwardbrianna9729
      @edwardbrianna9729 Год назад +7

      Yeah she was amazingly resilient and only a kid , 17 , when she was abducted by Long

    • @BrianAc2024
      @BrianAc2024 Год назад +6

      she came in to my school and i met her she was such a kind lady :)

    • @rw8185
      @rw8185 Год назад +3

      ​@@edwardbrianna9729 well as a matter of fact she was about to commit suicide and had decided to do so when this incident happened. She had a history of being abused, that would likely explain her calmness and rationale when kidnapped. Death wasn't AS intimidating and petrifying as for many others who would end up in the same situation.

    • @jackthegod9988
      @jackthegod9988 Год назад

      @@BrianAc2024 🧢🧢

    • @BrianAc2024
      @BrianAc2024 Год назад +2

      @@jackthegod9988 not cap i swear to u i did meet her

  • @allieeilla9279
    @allieeilla9279 Год назад +6

    My mom worked with him at a hospital in Florida when she was 18. He offered to drive her home and she declined. Thank goddddd.

  • @williamliss7129
    @williamliss7129 Год назад +102

    I read an interview of him from prison. He drove around Tampa with one of his dead victims in the passenger seat trying to get caught. He thought some people noticed but chose to mind their own business. Serial killers often subconsciously want to be caught because ultimately they are sick of what they've become.

    • @fetus2280
      @fetus2280 Год назад

      No, they Want Recognition .. .not to be caught because they think theyre bad ... They would turn themselves in now wouldnt they ? Its the ones that dont care for that whom are Never caught . Theres a lot of us out there mate . Be careful .

    • @leemcr1894
      @leemcr1894 Год назад +10

      I agree with your last point, I've read similar articles before, about them wishing to be caught subconsciously?

    • @unwiseproductions
      @unwiseproductions Год назад +18

      It’s an addiction for them, Similar to drug addicts most want to stop but can’t beat the want of the rush.

    • @why-nv5ms
      @why-nv5ms Год назад +10

      anything for carpool lane

    • @missymartinez7952
      @missymartinez7952 Год назад +5

      Most know they are doing something wrong and don't know how to stop. They are tired to try to keep up with his double life where he is normal.

  • @gabrieladerre2862
    @gabrieladerre2862 Год назад +10

    "Lisa went home and woke her father, who immediately called the Police." Um, no! Sadly, I'm familiar with the details of Lisa McVeys ordeal. Ehich started long before the night that this sicko snatched her! I encourage everyone to look up her story! Lisa, if you ever read this, you are truly an inspiration! 💐💐💐

    • @adgebob5890
      @adgebob5890 9 месяцев назад +3

      Right. She was a survivor way before her kidnapping. I'm so happy for her now. She is truly a hero!

    • @83dangerweasel83
      @83dangerweasel83 7 месяцев назад

      agreed!@@adgebob5890

  • @toriamigo
    @toriamigo Год назад +17

    Except... when Lisa went home to her grandmother and her grandmothers boyfriend (who was SAing her), the boyfriend beat her up because he accused her of cheating on him. Her grandmother didn't believe her and told people she was lying. Lisa pursued the police anyway, thank god they believed her. She eventually told police about her grandmother's bf and he was arrested. She's a police officer now working with sex abuse victims.

    • @katiequinn8130
      @katiequinn8130 Год назад

      Uhh that's not true lol. You can see Lisa talk about what actually happened on "I survived"

  • @haretyper4954
    @haretyper4954 Год назад +11

    "One of the most notorious..." never heard of him! It's terrifying how many of these things there are.

    • @gib59er56
      @gib59er56 Год назад

      TRULY!!

    • @knucklegame5050
      @knucklegame5050 8 месяцев назад

      Of Course if ur NOT INTO Serial Killers. It's just like how u "DONT Know" basketball or football Players, because ur NOT into it. But u say it like u SHOULD Just KNOW because Everyone ELSE Knows. NO, doesn't Go like that, Its NOT like "Privilege". Sorry, smh

    • @knucklegame5050
      @knucklegame5050 8 месяцев назад

      It's like me saying "Michael Jordan" is the BEST in the GAME! Well Sports fans are who I'm addressing, and THEY would K ow what I mean. I'm not saying that to those that are NOT "Sports Fans". GET IT??

  • @JK-pn8cw
    @JK-pn8cw Год назад +46

    I couldn’t imagine what it would be like to be the one that a serial killer let go and how close you became to being another victim.

    • @joywatkins4760
      @joywatkins4760 Год назад +4

      I THINK YOU WOULD FEEL LUCKY, FOR SURE!

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад +6

      Lisa was the youngest, and technically still a child probably displaying childlike innocence. This may be why he was merciful to her.

    • @edwardbrianna9729
      @edwardbrianna9729 Год назад +2

      There was a show made about his murders and the girl that survived talked about her experience , and she pins her survival on several things : she didn’t fight him, she let him do everything he wanted, she told him she respected him, and she told him she could be his gf and wouldn’t tell anyone, and since he was a sexual sadist , she wasn’t very afraid of him and I don’t think he would enjoy killing her unless she was terrified

    • @EGstill85
      @EGstill85 Год назад

      Probably a bit traumatic would be my guess

    • @EGstill85
      @EGstill85 Год назад

      @@edwardbrianna9729 yeah, but I've also heard the exact opposite advice. These people aren't able to feel emotion, so it's probably a lost cause trying to appeal to something that doesn't exist. The girls that escaped Bundy always fought back or were lucky enough to have the sense not to engage with him...

  • @odeon1161
    @odeon1161 Год назад +19

    No Mrs, Long not an animal. For the most part animals do not kill for fun...

    • @rikijett310
      @rikijett310 Год назад +3

      Cats are great at it. But yes, most don't.

    • @richslater745
      @richslater745 Год назад

      Cats kill mice and just play with them

    • @JennTheSavage
      @JennTheSavage Год назад

      Chimps do. Dolphins do. Orcas definitely do. We are far from the only species who kill each other and other species for entertainment. Chimps will bully, sodomize and then beat to death other male chimps and they do this as a gang. Just an example for you.

    • @rikijett310
      @rikijett310 Год назад +1

      @@richslater745 and birds and pretty much every other little critter they can catch.

    • @mightymouse1005
      @mightymouse1005 2 месяца назад

      ​birds of prey dont kill for fun, they kill for food​@@rikijett310

  • @ifanoldladycandoitsocanyou6923
    @ifanoldladycandoitsocanyou6923 Год назад +21

    Frontal lobe damage creates a monster of sorts. Generally, there is a lack of empathy coupled with bouts of uncontrolled violence. I grew up with someone that suffered this type of injury. Horrible horrible horrible.

    • @darktalk912
      @darktalk912 Год назад +9

      This is true to an extent. I suffered a traumatic brain injury, and my frontal lobe was damaged when I was 18 (I'm 33 now). It didn't make me violent or lack empathy, but it most definitely changed my personality. It's a scary thought knowing a good enough smack to the head can literally change who you are.

    • @ifanoldladycandoitsocanyou6923
      @ifanoldladycandoitsocanyou6923 Год назад +1

      @@darktalk912 amen brother amen

    • @Mzee1084
      @Mzee1084 Год назад +2

      Happened to the actor, Gary Busey. Also a motorcycle accident.

    • @berits.2346
      @berits.2346 Год назад +2

      @Rumor, I hope you can handle it

    • @darktalk912
      @darktalk912 Год назад

      @@berits.2346 so far so good!

  • @ezekieljudah2780
    @ezekieljudah2780 Год назад +11

    Yeah boss????? I know ALOT of people that had MAJOR head injuries and not a damn one of them turned into a crazy ass serial killer.

    • @berits.2346
      @berits.2346 Год назад

      They all say a damage to the frontal lobes CAN cause loss of empathy and a charcter change, they don't say it always happens. Depends on what area in your frontl cortex is actually damaged beyond repair, I suppose.

  • @m3rpyd3rpydoe99
    @m3rpyd3rpydoe99 Год назад +65

    Lisa was a truly brave women, she knew what to do and she did it brilliantly

    • @Didyaknow811
      @Didyaknow811 Год назад +2

      I imagine it was something truly horrific for her. Wonderful job done

    • @thisbirdhasflown2554
      @thisbirdhasflown2554 Год назад +4

      And only 17! Amazing girl

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад +1

      Lisa was the youngest, and technically still a child probably displaying childlike innocence. This may be why he was merciful to her.

    • @el853
      @el853 Год назад +1

      @@tonyprice2256 yep, she lied abt her name and age and got into his head

  • @gennimae3710
    @gennimae3710 2 месяца назад +1

    I live in Tampa and have 3 daughters...this was the most amazing story and the lifetime movie truly hits the heart strings. This woman Lisa is amazing ❤️❤️

  • @JohnDoe-mq3nk
    @JohnDoe-mq3nk Год назад +30

    Tired of the excuses that these killers were dramatized in their youth which led to this behavior . A lot of people had it rough or rougher and never ended up being rapist, murders and serial killers.

    • @MjB12345
      @MjB12345 Год назад +2

      Yeah.

    • @Alejojojo6
      @Alejojojo6 Год назад +6

      Its a well explanation to why they behave the way they do. Traumatized youths are a setting point to become dangerous in adulthood. Not that all become so, but it has higher chances that those with normal youths.

    • @shakabrahhhhh
      @shakabrahhhhh Год назад

      Its not an excuse jackass, no one is excusing it

    • @DaughterOfHelios
      @DaughterOfHelios Год назад

      It’s not excuses, it’s simple facts and insight, giving others a better understanding on how SOME people could turn out due to certain circumstances in their lives.
      This dude and people like him are monsters, scum, knowing their backstory doesn’t change nor excuse what they did and it never will, all it does is let others see that some times people take the bad that’s happened to them and instead of overcoming it, they let it make them into horrible beings.
      Who knows if he had a better childhood, maybe he would have turned out better, maybe not, some times it’s nature other times it’s nurture, either way learning as much as we can about these people can be helpful.
      Which is why documentaries tend to dive into their backgrounds and whatnot

    • @thewatcher8418
      @thewatcher8418 Год назад

      Head injuries are serious. They mention these things because it's a documentary. It's been "documented" for your viewing pleasure.

  • @cosmeticsandpurseswithevelyn
    @cosmeticsandpurseswithevelyn Год назад +67

    Death sentence yet he still alive after 30+ years?! Thats an INJUSTICE right there all those young women lost their lives why didnt he!!

    • @sueridgard9068
      @sueridgard9068 Год назад +9

      Yes he was only executed on May 2019.

    • @fookinreee3754
      @fookinreee3754 Год назад

      Pretty much everyone who gets a death sentence waits for like 20 years in America

    • @rachelmartin3631
      @rachelmartin3631 Год назад

      @@sueridgard9068 The current execution style for these types is just too mild. Like putting a sick dog to sleep. The electric chair, and the gas chamber, were much better. The convicted would suffer painfully as he died, just like his victims. I'm sorry of that offends people, but it's just my opinion.

    • @commoguru
      @commoguru Год назад +7

      He did. But don't be mistaken, death row is even worse than just being in prison because on top of that it's like temporary accommodations that you have to stay in long term, you are never able to "settle in" like you could in a regular cell.

    • @BunnySlippers82
      @BunnySlippers82 Год назад

      @@commoguru Oh boo hoo, I'll pull out a tiny violin to play him a weepy little song. He got what he deserved, even if it did take way too long to serve justice.

  • @sythiadawn
    @sythiadawn Год назад +9

    Something that pisses me off!! Men crapping on prostitutes. If it wasn't for men, there would be none!! Damn double standards!!😡

  • @nelizalieber9447
    @nelizalieber9447 Год назад +28

    Just a small correction: he never trained as a radiologist (medical doctor specializes in radiology) as mentioned by the narrator. He was a qualified X-ray technician and worked at Tampa general.

    • @aarongorton1984
      @aarongorton1984 Год назад

      jobs sux

    • @BlueMomeRath
      @BlueMomeRath Год назад +4

      The correct term is x-ray technologist* or radiographer.

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 Год назад +1

      America and Britain have different names for the same thing. Especially in the medical field.

    • @JPCPSeto
      @JPCPSeto Год назад +2

      @@marleyhill34 That's right, but a radiologist is always a medical doctor, which he clearly wasn't.

  • @twobrokeguyz1214
    @twobrokeguyz1214 Год назад +23

    Arrested at a movie theater. Popcorn anyone?

    • @edwincintron1307
      @edwincintron1307 Год назад +1

      So ironic that one of the strongest smells, popcorn, one that he hates happens to be the last strong smell he smelled prior to losing his freedom. Smells invoke all sorts of memories within us so it's truly ironic he hated the smell of popcorn and it happened to be the smell he will recall was when he got caught. Lol life is surely funny like that

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад +4

      @@edwincintron1307 Best comment ever! You just won the internet, lol. As soon as he got arrested, he probably knew there was a reason he hated that smell!

    • @edwincintron1307
      @edwincintron1307 Год назад +1

      @@tonyprice2256 lol so true, life has it's own sense of humor!

    • @twobrokeguyz1214
      @twobrokeguyz1214 Год назад

      @@tonyprice2256 Wait, I'm the one who noticed the whole popcorn thing and pointed it out, yet Edwin wins the internet? Well that's seems about right.

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад

      @@twobrokeguyz1214 Ahhhh, just another example of why life is not fair. 😟

  • @venkatasundararaman
    @venkatasundararaman Год назад +7

    There is a saying in my mother tongue that all children are born good but how they become in future depends on how they are brought up by their parents. This will apply to 95% of the criminals. Most of them would have had traumatic childhood.

    • @berits.2346
      @berits.2346 Год назад +1

      And then again 95% of children with traumatic childhoods grow into functioning adults. The question is how you deal with it.

  • @ivannovotny4552
    @ivannovotny4552 Год назад +16

    Incredible presentation and thank you for sharing.
    Side note: He looked like El Chapo Guzmán.

    • @olindafabiandemarrero8764
      @olindafabiandemarrero8764 Год назад +2

      He does 🤣

    • @imranahmad2733
      @imranahmad2733 Год назад +3

      El Chapo's kill count would probably make this guy's killing spree look like a walk in the park.

    • @ivannovotny4552
      @ivannovotny4552 Год назад +1

      @@imranahmad2733
      I was referring to guy's resemblance to El Chapo.

  • @helensieben3182
    @helensieben3182 Год назад +26

    He was executed May 23/19. At long last, Florida was sure slow on this one.

    • @SubliminalSociety
      @SubliminalSociety Год назад +5

      Hopefully Lisa was able to watch it

    • @michaelbrownlee4857
      @michaelbrownlee4857 Год назад

      It happened in 1984
      Technically we are living in 1984 these past few years
      If you have read the book
      ...
      But yea I never understood that .. they should be executed much quicker

    • @EssexAggiegrad2011
      @EssexAggiegrad2011 Год назад +1

      Appeals

    • @IndigoJo
      @IndigoJo Год назад

      This would be the judicial system (not just Florida but also the US Supreme Court), and Long could have used his head injuries as a defence.

  • @abocas
    @abocas Год назад +5

    Long was executed in May 2019 by lethal injection ..... after 34 years on death row.

  • @tigger06
    @tigger06 Год назад +3

    She was one of the focus on an "I Survived" story...tells her whole story straight from her lips...check it out ! Suffice to say he messed with the wrong girl

  • @ThirstyEye
    @ThirstyEye Год назад +30

    Mad respect for detailing his head injuries. Not to excuse the guy, but I've seen several willfully ignorant docs which completely fail to mention his apparent brain trauma.

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 Год назад

      Genetic divergent - XXY,. Brain trauma. Surgical trauma. Poor self image. Emotional trauma from his mothers behaviour. There's a reason why in nature, the female of the species does not entertain another male mate until her offspring have fkown the nest. I have a male friend who's mother was having sex with a man for money. Even though there were not multiple men, my male friend said that he would be angry when he heard them having sex. He never said why it angered him.

  • @Texas_Made_
    @Texas_Made_ Год назад +3

    This had me on the edge of my seat👀👀

  • @capbaby75
    @capbaby75 Год назад +2

    I grew up in Tampa and Nebraska Ave. has always been known as a speedy area of the city

  • @nelizalieber9447
    @nelizalieber9447 Год назад +8

    He was not a radiologist (medical doctor). He was a qualified X-ray technician working at Tampa general.

  • @katherinecollins4685
    @katherinecollins4685 Год назад +1

    Well presented

  • @sebastianlancaster7396
    @sebastianlancaster7396 Год назад +5

    MAJOR CORRECTION: Bobby Joe Long WAS executed. In 2019...

  • @dusseau13
    @dusseau13 Год назад +42

    Spoiler alert: Executed in 2019

  • @puzzlepupwoody6574
    @puzzlepupwoody6574 Год назад +23

    And yet... Society insists on keeping these guys alive for taxes and profit. Brilliant.

    • @chloeuntrau4588
      @chloeuntrau4588 Год назад

      ???? he was executed.

    • @puzzlepupwoody6574
      @puzzlepupwoody6574 Год назад +2

      @@chloeuntrau4588 and Charles Manson wasn't. Why??

    • @puzzlepupwoody6574
      @puzzlepupwoody6574 Год назад +7

      @@chloeuntrau4588 did you know that more than half of all death row inmates in the US have been in prison for 2 decades awaiting execution...or exoneration from the death penalty??? So we put more value on the lives of killers than that of their victims and survivors.

    • @chloeuntrau4588
      @chloeuntrau4588 Год назад

      @@puzzlepupwoody6574 but at the end they are killed....and others kill again and again...proof that death penalty is useless. Numbers of crimes in countries with or without death penalty show it

    • @Lisa-hc3uq
      @Lisa-hc3uq Год назад

      Those who are sitting on death row get special treatment in the court of law.
      Appeals after appeals, continuances, etc.
      I'm beginning to think that defense lawyers are doing this on purpose to spare their clients lives. The more court motions the longer the wait between court appearances..it's sickening..
      Takes years to exhaust every appeal too..
      It's as though there's a traffic jam when you're sentenced to death.
      Killers know this so it's a no brainer they have at least 10 years to work the system. That's why it takes 10 15 20+ years to be executed.
      With each passing year, the wait gets longer.
      Im sure they'll add more years to these monsters lives siting Covid for delays in the court system, just like they say everywhere else that there are delays.
      Covid this, covid that..
      What's next?
      Geeze we can't get enough help / short staffed, we have supply chain issues because of Covid..
      Give me a break.
      🙄

  • @TrueCrimeQueen
    @TrueCrimeQueen Год назад +1

    Love your content ❤️

  • @adamburdt8794
    @adamburdt8794 Год назад +15

    It is not uncommon for traumatic brain Injuries, for their personalities to change completely.

    • @juliadesl
      @juliadesl Год назад +7

      That’s not true. My friends cousin was in a motorcycle accident with brain damage. He changed completely. He had always been a jovial, talkative person. Afterwards he was sullen and angry. He was a completely different person. It was very sad.

    • @adamburdt8794
      @adamburdt8794 Год назад +5

      @@juliadesl I jsed a double negative "Not uncommon" so good news is, we are in complete agreeance

    • @juliadesl
      @juliadesl Год назад +3

      @@adamburdt8794 😂 gotcha

    • @GIBBO4182
      @GIBBO4182 Год назад +2

      Both John Wayne Gacy and Richard Ramirez suffered severe head injuries as children. They were both knocked unconscious by swings

    • @mightymouse1005
      @mightymouse1005 2 месяца назад

      That's being researched. It's not just any head injury, it's damage to the empathy area.
      So, for people who say they had head injury and aren't killers, it's a specific type of injury to a specific area

  • @davidcarter9896
    @davidcarter9896 Год назад +1

    I live here in Tampa bay born and raised never knew about this!!

  • @reneesantiago6496
    @reneesantiago6496 Год назад +6

    That ladies crooked necklace was driving me nuts 🤨

    • @Texas_Made_
      @Texas_Made_ Год назад

      LOL I have ocd tendencies so I get it

    • @odeon1161
      @odeon1161 Год назад

      The crooked haircut on the lady expert got to me..

  • @ghw7192
    @ghw7192 Год назад +6

    Time to say "No more appeals, sport", plug in Old Smoky and git 'er done.

    • @Amy021277
      @Amy021277 Год назад

      May 2019 he was executed

    • @mightymouse1005
      @mightymouse1005 2 месяца назад

      He was on death row long enough to get a bachelor degree, pay off a home and retire from 30 years employment

  • @turtleanton6539
    @turtleanton6539 Год назад

    Great video and great channel about some serious scary stuff

  • @stevetrivago
    @stevetrivago Год назад +25

    I remember my neighbor Cindy giving (trying to give) my mom a bloody knife after stabbing her husband.. This was back in the mid 70’s.. Bob was a mill worker with two sons and a very submissive wife… Anyway, He survived the knife wound…. Cindy was a good woman…. A believer in God… Sober, Bob was a nice guy… Drunk, He was a Dictator! I remember eating dinner with my parents and older brother. We could hear Bob yelling “Cynthia ! Cynthia! Bring me another BEER! Get out here! Get the kids in the swimming pool and you too ! Keep in mind this during a Thunderstorm! What a sad history… Decades later Bob ended up leaving… He rented a room on top of a Bar…. Alcoholism will end in a couple of ways.. You either get sober, death by alcohol or suicide… Bob took the last one… Cindy ended up remarrying and moved out of the state… I lost contact with her two sons over the years, but saw Cindy last November.. Her son Bobby died of a massive heart attack at 52 years old… Very sad.. Bobby used to take me fishing when we were younger.. He was a few years older than me.. looking back and remembering how we used to joke around about how he stuttered makes me cringe.. He stuttered because his father was a nasty abusive alcoholic…… I really don’t know why I shared this story here. I guess the fact that the woman who was married to this killer put up with him for so long. 🙏🏼 btw - Bobby could’ve survived if he hadn’t listened to his ex who told him to take a cold shower… wtf .. When someone is sweating profusely you don’t tell them to take a cold shower! You call 911

    • @rebel1969X2
      @rebel1969X2 Год назад +4

      It's a gem to hear personal stories about the people in the video. Thank you

    • @teresamccartney1309
      @teresamccartney1309 Год назад

      He knew what was happening to his body. Take a shower.... no, call an ambulance.

    • @dboy413
      @dboy413 Год назад +3

      @@rebel1969X2 what the hell are you talking about.
      Pay attention in life. SMH

    • @VG-rj8pn
      @VG-rj8pn Год назад +3

      Why would you call 911 because someone is sweating?????

    • @mightymouse1005
      @mightymouse1005 2 месяца назад

      Because its a sign of heart attack. Ive been a nurse 30 years and very few heart attacks have the symptoms most look for until it's too late. Profuse sweating when its not hot, confusion, dizziness, nausea, vomiting,, arm or jaw pain are all symptoms ​@@VG-rj8pn

  • @2128tony
    @2128tony Год назад +2

    theirs a move call BELIEVE ME that give you more inside about Lisa life that will freak you out, she had a tough life

  • @juliadesl
    @juliadesl Год назад +138

    The older British man always talks as if he is saying something very revealing and profound. He ends up saying nothing of real insight but rather just the obvious. I guess because of his accent we are supposed to feel awe at anything he says.

    • @user-mz8eg7wz1d
      @user-mz8eg7wz1d Год назад

      Same for the British woman criminologist.... plus I hate the way she talks.....

    • @aurorarose1815
      @aurorarose1815 Год назад +8

      🤣🤣

    • @Harley_Girl68
      @Harley_Girl68 Год назад +13

      He’s British after all many of them are like that.

    • @LadyC0bra
      @LadyC0bra Год назад +19

      I think he's an amazing narrator, but I love British accents, so...

    • @juliadesl
      @juliadesl Год назад +14

      @@LadyC0bra I’m not referring to the narrator. I am referring to the guy with the bow tie. I also line British accents. He just doesn’t contribute any insight.

  • @sunshinehoward9649
    @sunshinehoward9649 Год назад +12

    i can't remember the man's name but he just recently was finally released from prison because he was innocent. him and wife had just came home from a trip, somehow his wife was killed. the police/prosecutors went after him hard, this was a long time ago, but still they found supposedly a man calendar and said he killed his wife because he was gay. a calendar. even though he explained him and his wife bought it together as a joke. still, they put together a case. other then the gay theory they had nothing else except a flashlight that moved from his room to his trunk somehow. they tried to say blood from his wife was on it, but years later they found it was paint which matched the bedroom. Fast forward, a crime writer i think had been writing to bobby joe long. She saw this case. As she listened to the details she wondered. so then she called him or whatever. She only brought up the city/place, bobby joe named the wife's name. she had to be one of his first victims. The writer was shocked. She tried to help the husband and many many others did as well. Well then what did bobby joe do? recanted. BUT like i said the husband was finally released as an innocent man. He went at least 30 years in prison for his wife's murder. He moved in with his brother and sister in law and still says he is innocent. I wish i could remember the man's name.

    • @sunshinehoward9649
      @sunshinehoward9649 Год назад

      i might be wrong about the serial killer. i am going to have to find the story i am talking about. going to checkout texas serial killers, see if that's the guy.

    • @sunshinehoward9649
      @sunshinehoward9649 Год назад

      i don't know. i remember the story. watched it on you tube. so aggravating when the internet doesn't give you the answers you want. LOL if someone remembers or recognizes any of that story i would appreciate the names.

    • @Mzee1084
      @Mzee1084 Год назад

      @@sunshinehoward9649 I think you are thinking of Joe Bryan whom was a high school principal in Texas who was paroled after 33 years even though he was convicted for killing his wife on faulty evidence. The expert who performed the bloodstain analysis after the conviction said he did it wrong.

  • @boogiedownn2870
    @boogiedownn2870 Год назад +2

    21:00 That lady saying the ligature showed signs of a knife. . .
    I'm no medical expert. But isn't a ligature a tie or bind?

    • @sophiejameson4064
      @sophiejameson4064 Год назад +1

      Yes, you're right. It is. But if you think what would happen if you were attacking someone who was wearing a rope noose with a knife you'll see that there might easily be marks from that knife on the rope.

  • @katarzynamuszynska5426
    @katarzynamuszynska5426 Год назад +5

    He hated his Mother
    His Mother must working hard as a single Mother

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад

      Probably. But it sounds like she was a dominant bitch.

  • @hendrickschipper2938
    @hendrickschipper2938 10 месяцев назад

    Great narrator ,thumbs up !

  • @Texas_Made_
    @Texas_Made_ Год назад +3

    24:34 oh boy...this is why our parents always say never take a ride from a stranger....

    • @berits.2346
      @berits.2346 Год назад

      Oh boy, if I hadn't hitch hiked across the States ( and in fact in Europe, Russia, South America .", Sustralia, New Zealand, South East Asia and the middle East), I would have never met all those wonderful people, who certainly restored my belief in humanity.

  • @deeverettgreen8785
    @deeverettgreen8785 Год назад +7

    Cindy you a strong women god bless you ❤️

  • @combatmedic3785
    @combatmedic3785 Год назад +5

    He was executed May 23, 2019

  • @minnietrout814
    @minnietrout814 Год назад +38

    While it certainly doesn’t justify what he did, being raised as he was was a definite detriment.

    • @Didyaknow811
      @Didyaknow811 Год назад +8

      No doubt

    • @nathanjarrell944
      @nathanjarrell944 Год назад +5

      I strongly agree

    • @Texas_Made_
      @Texas_Made_ Год назад +2

      I agree,not sure why some are sitting here fronting as if kids aren't affected by things they see day after day in their past,especially with her bringing strange men in&out the house (putting men before him)..certain behaviors aren't acceptable as a parent, my son literally remembers everything(5),and definitely can tell you how it makes him feel...

    • @timmyshore3755
      @timmyshore3755 Год назад

      do trouts like worms ? 😉💋

  • @dr.barrycohn5461
    @dr.barrycohn5461 Год назад +45

    A fascinating case with psychobiological complications, however, those complications didn't seem to be causative to his murdering sprees. Yet, the combination of the multiple head injuries certainly with the other historical developmental issues clearly must have played some role by coming together in a perfect storm situation. Interesting there is an ex-wife to comment about the historical aspects.

    • @pamelacorbett8774
      @pamelacorbett8774 Год назад +3

      Some years ago I read about a prison psychologist who was able to convince a judge that a serial killer she had treated began to kill only after suffering a serious head injury. Prior to this, she said, he had lived a perfectly normal life. She had made a study of similar cases of head trauma and resulting violent crime. Think this was in the UK.

    • @dr.barrycohn5461
      @dr.barrycohn5461 Год назад +3

      @@pamelacorbett8774 And, that can happen, usually I doesn't, but in this guy's case, I say yeah.

    • @any12u
      @any12u Год назад +1

      My first thought was traumatic brain injury. Back in the 50's how much was known about TBI?
      Add in the "family" life...

  • @perfectlyimperfect9129
    @perfectlyimperfect9129 Год назад +17

    I don't think anyone blames his wife for wanting to kill him! I don't blame her !! I wish she would have told the cops what he was doing to her for alotbof people's sake, her own and her kids for sure, all the women he violated ( she was an abused women , not blaming her)

    • @juicifergigglez
      @juicifergigglez Год назад +4

      Even if she did, it probably would've done no good.. it normally doesn't

    • @IndigoJo
      @IndigoJo Год назад

      At that time, probably domestic abuse (especially things like coercive control) wouldn't have been considered a crime unless the victim is physically injured, and even then, it's not proof that someone is a serial killer.

  • @bernedettekuteyi3843
    @bernedettekuteyi3843 Год назад +3

    Lisa was God sent to bring down this evil man, I am sure the victims were there protecting Lisa from getting murdered. How dare he feel, he had the right to take their lives? Rip beautiful innocent souls.

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад

      She was the youngest, and technically still a child. This may be why he was merciful to her.

  • @HarbingerOfTruth1
    @HarbingerOfTruth1 Год назад +3

    No father figure and brain damage, talk about a great combo for evil

    • @amdesigns5865
      @amdesigns5865 Год назад +1

      a good mother figure can help a son.

    • @marleyhill34
      @marleyhill34 Год назад

      @@amdesigns5865 his mother had him as a teenager so you have an undeveloped brain raising another undeveloped brain. Your brain doesn't stop developing until about 25/26. I have a friend who's mother seperated from his father and they struggled in poverty and her heard having sex with another man. He also has a twisted relationship with sex and women and stated the men in the street taught him hiw to be a man. 1950s was a hard time to grow up with no father. My father went throught the same thing and was bullied and ostracised for it.

  • @lindsay5348
    @lindsay5348 Год назад +3

    Please don’t refer them as animals .. it’s a horrible insult to the beautiful innocent world of wonderful harmless animals … fyi it’s called Monster

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад +1

      I agree. Animals are innocent like human children.

  • @Texas_Made_
    @Texas_Made_ Год назад +22

    This made me want to love my son harder...it's scary that little things can sometimes turn someone into a monster....

  • @transparent6748
    @transparent6748 Год назад +8

    Pure evil Bobby Long,,eyes says it all

  • @tonyprice2256
    @tonyprice2256 Год назад +4

    Lisa was the youngest, and technically still a child probably displaying childlike innocence. This may be why he was merciful to her.

  • @misska7535
    @misska7535 Год назад +9

    I watch "Worlds Most Evil Serial killers" on Reelz. But it's great it's on YT so the stories get out.
    Almost every serial killers either have/had head trauma or raped as a child....ABSOLUTELY NO EXCUSE.
    Just so sad. He's such a monster.🤦🏻‍♀️💔 Ugh.
    RIP Angel's 🕊🌾🌈
    God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊❣❣

    • @adamburdt8794
      @adamburdt8794 Год назад +2

      CTE changes people. He may have done this any way, But many many people end up flicking a switch after head trauma. Not even just serial killers either. Sam Kinnison went from being a televangelist preacher. Gets in a Wreck. And becomes one of the worlds most prolific and edgy comics. Nearly overnight.

    • @misska7535
      @misska7535 Год назад +1

      @@adamburdt8794 Oh I know & agree. I just mean there's so many serial killers that have had head injuries. Off the top of my head...Richard Ramirez, Gary Ridgeway, Jeffrey Dahmer, Sam Little (I believe) so many. But it's just all around sad and maddening. There's so many more killers who were raped "John Wayne Casey, Ted Bundy" ect. It's there decision but a compulsion they have is unstoppable. Family/ parents should've gotten them help.
      So sad. I understand your point though.
      God bless 👑🙏🏻🕊👍🏻😉💙

    • @dboy413
      @dboy413 Год назад

      @@adamburdt8794 never knew that. I remember Sam. He WAS a fruitcake though.

  • @ShanePodClips
    @ShanePodClips Год назад +5

    I live in Tampa 😳 freaking crazyyy

    • @thewatcher8418
      @thewatcher8418 Год назад

      Wow so do thousands of other people too!

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад

      Yikes! Dat where Florida man from?

    • @DirtySanchez943
      @DirtySanchez943 10 месяцев назад

      Tampa's amazin'. Good ppl live down there!!!

  • @treeherder2201
    @treeherder2201 Год назад +1

    Best narrator ever for these crime shows.

  • @CiprianaLeme
    @CiprianaLeme Год назад +1

    These evil men and their mummies. As he tightens that rope around his own hand you can almost hear him thinking, I am going to teach you…. So pathetic.

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад

      @The Dude The Dude abides. Somehow i take comfort in that.

  • @knappymuff1130
    @knappymuff1130 Год назад +8

    I don't think in today's day and time that sex workers are neglected as murder victims. What I mean is I don't think there's a deliberate attempt to not track down the perpetrators. I believe it's a combination of the type of work lots of time these drugs involved nobody wants to talk so there's a lot more things at play than just we don't want to help her because she's a sex worker. A lot of those women won't talk they considerate snitching. A lot of times they don't have established roots in a city, no family or estranged from their family. I believe all that comes into play morso in murders involving sex workers

    • @LebaneseTraciLyn
      @LebaneseTraciLyn Год назад +3

      From everything I have seen in true crime shows the detectives say that when leads dry up and the case goes cold these types of individuals don’t have family members hounding the detectives to stay on the case and that certainly plays a part in crimes against them not being solved it’s truly sad

    • @thewatcher8418
      @thewatcher8418 Год назад

      Nobody cares about them. Nobody reports them missing. If a body turns up then what? She could have DNA from 12 men on her.

  • @isabellam1936
    @isabellam1936 Год назад +2

    He killed a ton of people that year compared to other serial killers who might kill one or two a year until they get the need to kill again.

  • @joywatkins4760
    @joywatkins4760 Год назад

    OMG! HOW TERRIBLE!

  • @rw8185
    @rw8185 Год назад +2

    "Lisa went home and told her father who immediately called the sheriff's office."
    Uh no, not really.

  • @danhoedemaker3273
    @danhoedemaker3273 Год назад +6

    Dr. Elizabeth Yardley is so punk rock 🔥

    • @Lisa-hc3uq
      @Lisa-hc3uq Год назад +2

      She is a smart woman and helps makes sense of what goes on in the mind of these monsters.
      With each
      story / case, I look forward to her input.
      She's brilliant.

    • @DC3Refom
      @DC3Refom Год назад +3

      She always states the obvious in these crime documentoriries though , that grinds my gears , were not stupid .

    • @IndigoJo
      @IndigoJo Год назад

      Not Sid Vicious though.

  • @lafeyettewilliams4196
    @lafeyettewilliams4196 Год назад +2

    Well he didn’t look like a monster lol, I’m starting to wonder what these peoples view of a monster is supposed to look like when it comes to a human being.

  • @karenboatwright8646
    @karenboatwright8646 6 месяцев назад +1

    There is a movie on RUclips called believe me. It's About him. It's good

  • @juusohamalainen7507
    @juusohamalainen7507 Год назад +4

    In the Nordic countries Mr. Long would have been sentenced for 12-15 years depending on his behaviour behind bars. We have murderers who have walked free under ten years and had even opportunity to take vacation outside of prison or to work elsewhere during the sentence.
    If you kill here someone you will pay a few thousand dollars as compensation. Is this why we have only a few murders per year?

    • @Ira88881
      @Ira88881 Год назад

      You guys are underachievers compared to us Yanks.

    • @ffaa.1650
      @ffaa.1650 Год назад

      @@Ira88881 🙈🙉🙊

    • @EssexAggiegrad2011
      @EssexAggiegrad2011 Год назад +1

      Sadly not surprised

  • @Texas_Made_
    @Texas_Made_ Год назад +2

    Ain't no way if I already knew this man was off and horrible ide turn around and have TWO KIDS with him..now kids are involved and she mentioned already being emotionally abused.....then never turned him in...this is BEYOND crazy.......

  • @sherryirbvin7448
    @sherryirbvin7448 Год назад

    Sick man

  • @briaginter4837
    @briaginter4837 Год назад +7

    Blaming his mom for his sickness is just wrong! He is just a sick individual!!!

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад

      She was a dominating bitch and he had multiple head injuries. He was not completely in control of his destiny.

  • @donfrandsen7778
    @donfrandsen7778 Год назад +9

    Sad!!!
    But the door was open early on to evil , but ultimately he chose evil
    And justice needs to be served
    These types are evil murders
    And death penalty swiftly dealt!!!

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад

      He was eventually executed in May of 2019. But he was allowed more years of life waiting on death row than any of his victims were allowed because of his actions. But i disagree with you in some regard. Swift death is an easy way out. The longer he lives to think about it, the more he actually suffers.

  • @Texas_Made_
    @Texas_Made_ Год назад +2

    20:33 that was dumb..

  • @makincash3337
    @makincash3337 Год назад

    I love how she says robbery

  • @caseymajor4803
    @caseymajor4803 Год назад

    Nebraska-Red Light District… Carole Baskin “walking down Nebraska and met Don” 🤔

  • @hhp2932
    @hhp2932 Год назад +3

    No excuse for murdering but I can see how his mother affected him in that way.

    • @shondaet
      @shondaet 7 месяцев назад +1

      I don't understand why they have to choose other women to torture.

  • @larrycroft470
    @larrycroft470 Год назад +13

    The facts of this man's life are tragic. He was born with 2 strikes against him then the myriad of head injuries coupled with his medical deformity caused his mind to become very sick. There is absolutely no question about it. It is a dang shame we cannot figure a way out to screen situations like this & get medical help for people who have brain injuries then begin acting homicidal. This truly is a horrible and tragic case. The innocent people he killed would not have had to suffer & die had this man been identified early on & treated/institutionalized.

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад +1

      True. But it is now the year 2022, and we are still probably not doing anything to remedy these situations. And the main reason for the lack of any real progress is because the worst criminals on the planet are those that have created and run the current systems.

  • @ericephemetherson3964
    @ericephemetherson3964 Год назад +3

    One question nobody answered for me ever: why are women being hated? Maybe there is a reason for that. There IS a reason for that!

    • @jamierupert1008
      @jamierupert1008 Год назад +2

      And what is that reason?

    • @ericephemetherson3964
      @ericephemetherson3964 Год назад

      @@jamierupert1008 I am asking you.

    • @jamierupert1008
      @jamierupert1008 Год назад +2

      @@ericephemetherson3964 I don't know because I don't hate woman or anyone else for that matter except for chomos.

    • @auzieblo
      @auzieblo Год назад +1

      @@jamierupert1008 what/who is a "chomo"?

    • @jamierupert1008
      @jamierupert1008 Год назад

      @@auzieblo I answered this question the day after you asked me and I see it is now removed. I was only giving you an honest answer so I guess I'll have to give it to you In code or something and hope you can figure it out. A chomo is a child m o l e s t e r.

  • @zambasp
    @zambasp Год назад +7

    wait why was he kept alive for 35 years first lmao wtf. prob was still a good slave until he got older and wasn't of use...

    • @jordanowens6253
      @jordanowens6253 Год назад

      Politicians make to much money on keeping these dick heads alive to kill them right away. Still, 35 years??? 😡

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад

      Yes.

  • @yazarc
    @yazarc Год назад +4

    Interesting story….but this announcer sounds better suited to hosting lifestyles of the rich and famous.

  • @PopeSixtusVI
    @PopeSixtusVI Год назад +1

    As popular as Ron DeSantis has gotten over the years; I resent the fact that he only signed two execution warrants as of August, 2022. Florida has a reputation to uphold. Although one of the two was Bobby Joe Long and he is worth about 5 inmates so I dont want to sound ungrateful.

  • @maureenstevens6824
    @maureenstevens6824 Год назад +1

    Cindy your thinking wasn't demented...
    more people who killed husbands, wives and partners, should think the say way...the children !!!

  • @garywaters1672
    @garywaters1672 Год назад +2

    It bs that it's 10 or more years to carry out a death sentence it should happen within 1 year of the sentence take away all the appeals the victims get no appeals

  • @healingspiritijn
    @healingspiritijn Год назад

    2023 Florida is worried about naked statues . . .

  • @DirtySanchez943
    @DirtySanchez943 10 месяцев назад

    Bobby was in prison for far too Long.

  • @andreasplosky8516
    @andreasplosky8516 Год назад +8

    Sometimes I wish there was a god, or even better: a hell.

    • @bonnieshelswell4203
      @bonnieshelswell4203 Год назад +1

      There is ! A God and Hell! Ask God to let you know if He is real! If you really are searching God will show you🙏🙏🙏

    • @andreasplosky8516
      @andreasplosky8516 Год назад +2

      @@bonnieshelswell4203 No, I have gone through all that many decades ago already. Nothing happened. I am not the gullible type. I am certain no god exists.

    • @auzieblo
      @auzieblo Год назад

      @@bonnieshelswell4203 hahahahaha. Really? Either god doesn't exist, or he does, but he doesn't give a shit about us on this earth. Top many atrocious things were and are still happening to believe that some wonderful, caring father figure is watching over us and loves us 😂
      But you suckers believe whatever makes you feel better (BTW I come from Poland, a very intensely religious Catholic country, my Parents still go to church every Sunday etc, unfortunately at some point I started thinking for myself and these are my conclusions).

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад

      @@andreasplosky8516 If God does exist, He must be the most evil creature ever to create a world where there is so much suffering and absolute zero justice. Every creature on this planet needs to kill many other creatures to simply survive. What kind of 'God' creates a system like that if he is not pure evil?

    • @elizabethwutzke9040
      @elizabethwutzke9040 Год назад +2

      There's both.

  • @bambiebarbie9983
    @bambiebarbie9983 Год назад +1

    I think there is a movie on Netflix of him and Lisa. Title is Believe me.

  • @cokebottleBody1
    @cokebottleBody1 11 месяцев назад

    Somewhere after 42:00 there is a face in the clouds that resembles one of the victims 😢very intriguing !!

  • @lindsay5348
    @lindsay5348 Год назад

    WoW 24 years of abuse ..,so ducked

  • @victoriajones9872
    @victoriajones9872 Год назад

    From "west Virginia" raised in poverty. Mother was was cheap. Alot of psychological problems. 🤢

  • @zenfan1098
    @zenfan1098 10 месяцев назад

    The movie about Lisa's abduction is actually really 👍

  • @HamburgerPizza666
    @HamburgerPizza666 Год назад +1

    Omfg I love this narrator’s voice.🍿it’s ecstasy!

  • @jmjshowchannel8984
    @jmjshowchannel8984 Год назад

    I love my home city Tampa we went through 2017 sinamole heights killer and 1984 serial killer which I was not born until 1997 been living in Tampa since 97 after just 2 weeks in Goregia I know Tampa my home I'm never want to leave

  • @tyrwinlanista3139
    @tyrwinlanista3139 Год назад

    the victim got a netflix adaptation now

  • @adgebob5890
    @adgebob5890 9 месяцев назад

    First off that wasnt Lisa's father! He was her abuser and rapist. He also didnt call the police at all. He treated her just like her abductor did but only one thing, he didnt let her go.

  • @nwbklr
    @nwbklr Год назад +3

    100% she’s lying about the shotgun at his head thing. That’s pure fantasy. She WISHES she had done that.

    • @auzieblo
      @auzieblo Год назад +2

      I also found myself doubting that part. I suspected it was her sort of ...making an excuse for not doing anything for so long...

    • @user-vv3po2wk2b
      @user-vv3po2wk2b 5 месяцев назад

      I think it was true except for her reasoning she knew she had to kill him before he killed her but kids made her back out.@@auzieblo

  • @Fernando-qk2hp
    @Fernando-qk2hp Год назад +4

    This narrator should be doing UFC.
    I watched a few of these but a bit too sensationalized. I prefer OJR LIFE series.

  • @darcyplett168
    @darcyplett168 Год назад +1

    Lisa is one clever girl .....

    • @berits.2346
      @berits.2346 Год назад

      Strong she is. I would have dies that night if he had picked me up

  • @brethazlett5354
    @brethazlett5354 Год назад

    Motorcycle accident head injuries are terrible!

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад

      That is why i don't do motorcycles and airplanes.

  • @dr.barrycohn5461
    @dr.barrycohn5461 Год назад +2

    Why is the American program using experts from the UK?

    • @misska7535
      @misska7535 Год назад

      Because this is from "Reelz" channel & they cover all stories about "serial killers" 🤷‍♀️ So sad. God bless 👑🕊🙏🏻💙

    • @dr.barrycohn5461
      @dr.barrycohn5461 Год назад +1

      @@annasbandit Well, they are experts in that they have some credential, but I know what you mean.

    • @dr.barrycohn5461
      @dr.barrycohn5461 Год назад

      @@annasbandit That might explain it.

    • @timmyshore3755
      @timmyshore3755 Год назад

      they don’t charge as much

    • @DirtySanchez943
      @DirtySanchez943 10 месяцев назад

      Because they can!!!😁😁😁😅😅😅