Amazingly you really can't say Richard was crazy because murder did nothing for him emotionally. It was basically anger and greed that fueled his murders. A person who is crazy gets an emotional high from murdering someone.
This child in him is so broken!! He was MADE! His parents MADE him like this! I do believe it want to believe the child in him is a good person the one that wouldn’t have been abused!
There will always be, sheep and wolves. Apparently your a sheep. Well, cry little lamb. Cry. Just because Disney wrote happy endings didn't mean they're true. Prey. Predator. There is no in between. Choose your side.
Well he was clearly born a psychopath so he probably would not have been "good" but yes he likely would have never turned violent if he had better parents. Most psychopaths actually never become violent at all and hurt people. They are born that way but society makes them violent.
Yes, he seemed to have a good side ..I wouldn't say he was "evil" but instead that he was vicious. Evil is like someone who's a pedophile ..which he ofcourse wasn't.
@@tanjakosonen9592 Let's not use that as an excuse for his actions. I've been a victim of abuse and I have anger issues. I don't go out of my way to kill people.
@@12jewelz22 he was a hitman and didnt felt an ounce of remorse for it. No neurotypical, or even cold hearted people can do that. Tells you that sociopathy is a bit more complicated than the textbook "doesnt feel anything for anyone". Socio/psychopaths do love some rare few individuals in their lives, but the word love to them is different. I think he just ment that he truly cared about them and wanted to protect them
Absolutely agree with this man. It's not his fault what happened to him. Humans need to realize that we are created to do stuff like this. People push us to this point
I agree with him on this subject people always think when you mind your business they wanna do shit to hurt you then when you strike back they wanna play the fucking victim 💯
@@mtflieutenant7693 he was a loving father. But he used to beat his wife every now and then. Although he regrets doing that. He said that in the full documentary
I read his book "the ice man" what a amazing read.... I did not want to put it down and was upset when I finished it. What a life and person kuklinski was. Could watch his interviews for days.
Which book did you read? The one by Anthony Bruno or the second book by Philip Carlo? They both contain some great stories but when you compare both together you start to get a good picture that he made up most of his claims.
I’m not sure what it is about this man and I know he’s dead now but I really like him. I don’t like gangsters or bad guys, but I really like him. I kind of wish I knew why.
What he said is true and it's what I follow too. Also how I got a bully to stop bullying me when I was a kid. Talking to a bully doesn't work beating them to the ground and letting them walk knowing you beat that ass works.
I now most of his stories are lies, but it's really a shame he didn't find his way to Hollywood: he would have played a great enforcer in movie after movie.
Growing up in life with nobody giving a sh_t about you and being neglected brings about some “special” emotions. Not to mention putting being verbally humiliated in front of other would send me straight into a fight. Which I usually won
@@Vb-fy4sv I've read up quite a bit on him. Although he was violent, she had no idea to what degree. She was completely shocked, but relieved at the same time. His actions did ruin the family though and she was left with nothing.
His parents no sought players a huge part in his decline they were not fit to be parents I get that but he should never have allowed himself to be the person he became you can stand you're ground without killing people
if you learn more about his life it starts to make more sense. His parents were really abusive to him like stuff that should never be done. He said his dad would beat him up for looking at him if you can imagine growing up like that it would definitely change you as an adult.
@@SaintDeezy l know a guy like that when he was young and came in from school his father would beat him up for no reason when he became a man he became a timid frightened Figure non aggressive just no self esteem or confidence l really felt for him
@@martinduffy6422 Yeah i guess it can affect people in different ways and its very sad what happened to that other guy. The iceman still made the choice to do those bad things so it doesn't justify it but he wasn't always bad and there are reasons why he went this route. For me it gives me more understanding when I learn about these things, and helps me to apply more compassionsto individuals that have committed some very serious offences. A lot of this comes back to my christian background and morals that are centred and have been formed around trying to live the faith.
@@SaintDeezy nothing wrong with that the world needs people like you hold on to your faith it will guide you threw some tough times good luck to you always be kind and thoughtful to others it will serve you well
Only a guy like this could take such a wonderful saying, "it is better to give then to receive" and turn it into something dark and twisted lol
I laughed hard when he said that! 😂😂🤣🤣
Amazingly you really can't say Richard was crazy because murder did nothing for him emotionally. It was basically anger and greed that fueled his murders. A person who is crazy gets an emotional high from murdering someone.
he was just an alpha.
it gave him release
This guy was a serious advocate of “Listen to me or else.” A no nonsense kinda killer. That’s why it took so long to discover all his dealings.
This child in him is so broken!!
He was MADE!
His parents MADE him like this!
I do believe it want to believe the child in him is a good person the one that wouldn’t have been abused!
There will always be, sheep and wolves. Apparently your a sheep. Well, cry little lamb. Cry. Just because Disney wrote happy endings didn't mean they're true. Prey. Predator. There is no in between. Choose your side.
@@kameyeam
Go away
No body asked or cares what you think
Especially me
@@marieh7861 awful mean for a bleeding heart
@@kameyeam seriously dude what the fuck are you talking about?
Well he was clearly born a psychopath so he probably would not have been "good" but yes he likely would have never turned violent if he had better parents. Most psychopaths actually never become violent at all and hurt people. They are born that way but society makes them violent.
If his childhood would be good, hé would not turned out this evil..you can notice his good side
It's possible.
Yes, he seemed to have a good side ..I wouldn't say he was "evil" but instead that he was vicious. Evil is like someone who's a pedophile ..which he ofcourse wasn't.
He def wasnt crazy. Probably very smart. Very calculated. Sociopath
Psycopath***
I think he was also a victim of abuse....
He couldn't have been a sociopath. Sociopaths don't have any feelings for anyone at all and he loved his family
@@tanjakosonen9592 Let's not use that as an excuse for his actions. I've been a victim of abuse and I have anger issues. I don't go out of my way to kill people.
@@12jewelz22 he was a hitman and didnt felt an ounce of remorse for it. No neurotypical, or even cold hearted people can do that. Tells you that sociopathy is a bit more complicated than the textbook "doesnt feel anything for anyone". Socio/psychopaths do love some rare few individuals in their lives, but the word love to them is different. I think he just ment that he truly cared about them and wanted to protect them
Absolutely agree with this man.
It's not his fault what happened to him.
Humans need to realize that we are created to do stuff like this.
People push us to this point
Sad but true I totally understand
Yes, i agree with his point, but he took it too far. Did u not listen. He would kill someone if they idk just offend him
@@Ajesen that's why it's important to treat others with respect
“” it’s better to give than receive “ lol
That would sound pretty gay If not for the context
Not good to be a loudmouth near this guy.
i love storytime with uncle rich!!!
@@josephcarroll7027 No one can Stand a Loud Mouth really yes dad told us story's before Steven Spielberg came out good times rip dad
Speak softly but carry a big stick.
@Matt Cipollone Good point. They'd get a look at Rich and piss their pants immediately. He would "light their fire." :)
@@ChristopherSaindon Mike Tyson begs to differ
I agree with him on this subject people always think when you mind your business they wanna do shit to hurt you then when you strike back they wanna play the fucking victim 💯
imagine yourself, youre him. Its xmas you go out do some hits and come home to finish wrapping ur kids gifts.....heart of stone
Sadly, what he said is right.
People who think that nice guys finish last don’t understand where the finish line is.
Ice man need some anger management sessions…. Bad
Admit it: you've been in similar positions, and wanted to do the same things.
I can't imagine what a shock it was for his family when they learned the truth.
His wife already knew somewhat
He was abusive to his family ,so I’m presuming she was glad to be RID OF HIM !
@@Vb-fy4sv no he wasn't...he was a loving father/husband..watch the full documentary.
hatime naddifi that is what I said, how shocked his family must have been on learning their loving father /husband was in fact a monster!
@@mtflieutenant7693 he was a loving father. But he used to beat his wife every now and then. Although he regrets doing that. He said that in the full documentary
Frail ego and PTSD.
we need more people like him, people willing to stand for something
Stand for who, pathological liars? His claims have been debunked years ago.
Character: The Iceman
Weapon of choice: CUE STICK
Richard said had no empathy but there's choice in life he choose to do wrong
I read his book "the ice man" what a amazing read.... I did not want to put it down and was upset when I finished it. What a life and person kuklinski was. Could watch his interviews for days.
Which book did you read? The one by Anthony Bruno or the second book by Philip Carlo? They both contain some great stories but when you compare both together you start to get a good picture that he made up most of his claims.
@@ThomasJones-ij6hv I read the Phillip Carlo one .. I will have to find the Bruno one and compare..
"WOW>>>better to give then to receive"..... he got that one right but it led to far worse things in his life did it not!
He finally had enough...I think he is describing when he finally checked out of civilian life. This is fight flight or fawn described to a T.
Read the book about him very good read.
Amazing book!
I’m not sure what it is about this man and I know he’s dead now but I really like him. I don’t like gangsters or bad guys, but I really like him. I kind of wish I knew why.
Fine example of why it's very wise too leave the quiet one in the room alone. Don't start no shit, and there won't be any shit.
True sentiment, but the reality of this being one of the very few true stories he told puts it in the Fairey Tale category of life lessons.✌️
What he said is true and it's what I follow too. Also how I got a bully to stop bullying me when I was a kid. Talking to a bully doesn't work beating them to the ground and letting them walk knowing you beat that ass works.
His right! Good for you man👍
holy fuck, this guy makes my blood chill
I now most of his stories are lies, but it's really a shame he didn't find his way to Hollywood: he would have played a great enforcer in movie after movie.
From the looks of his cell bad guys finish last too.
This man has a poor sense regarding any temporal racing of good and bad alike.
Growing up in life with nobody giving a sh_t about you and being neglected brings about some “special” emotions. Not to mention putting being verbally humiliated in front of other would send me straight into a fight. Which I usually won
WE NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE HIM
Guys who beat their wives and psychologically torture their children?
Richard was bisexual
Better to give than receive
Makes me wonder how he treated his wife and kids ,were they scared of him ? cos I SURE AM .
He was extremely abusive.
Eli Hathaway : Yes I can imagine he was hell to live with ,I bet she was happy when he got caught ? I know I would have been !
@@Vb-fy4sv I've read up quite a bit on him. Although he was violent, she had no idea to what degree. She was completely shocked, but relieved at the same time. His actions did ruin the family though and she was left with nothing.
Everlasting torment.
"good guys finish last" but hes in JAILLLLLLLL
He’s dead
@@marvinporcelli7341 that's even worse
Yeah actually he’s dead a while ago
And he lived longer than his victims so he didnt finish last
His parents no sought players a huge part in his decline they were not fit to be parents I get that but he should never have allowed himself to be the person he became you can stand you're ground without killing people
That's right
Vorr mange dager må et menske ligge og flyte i havet før måkene kommer og kikker ut øynene på menske?
How can somebody be so cold and evil
if you learn more about his life it starts to make more sense. His parents were really abusive to him like stuff that should never be done. He said his dad would beat him up for looking at him if you can imagine growing up like that it would definitely change you as an adult.
@@SaintDeezy l know a guy like that when he was young and came in from school his father would beat him up for no reason when he became a man he became a timid frightened
Figure non aggressive just no self esteem or confidence l really felt for him
@@martinduffy6422 Yeah i guess it can affect people in different ways and its very sad what happened to that other guy. The iceman still made the choice to do those bad things so it doesn't justify it but he wasn't always bad and there are reasons why he went this route. For me it gives me more understanding when I learn about these things, and helps me to apply more compassionsto individuals that have committed some very serious offences. A lot of this comes back to my christian background and morals that are centred and have been formed around trying to live the faith.
@@SaintDeezy nothing wrong with that the world needs people like you hold on to your faith it will guide you threw some tough times good luck to you always be kind and thoughtful to others it will serve you well
Vorr mange timer må en menske kropp ligge oppi en geisir? no.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geysir_(geologi)
Da blir Di vell borte eller kaste kroppene oppi en vulkan
?
Rude people watch up ;)
Good for him