Night Stalker: The Vicious Killer That Terrorised LA | World’s Most Evil Killers | Real Crime
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2021
- Exhibiting cruelty, callousness, and viciousness beyond any human understanding, Richard Ramirez terrorized Los Angeles with his spate of home invasions.
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I was a young boy living in CA at the time and still remember being terrified to sleep every night because of this guy, imagining him climbing in my window kept me up once it got dark.
That must’ve sucked ~ sorry you had THAT as a childhood memory 😞
@@mrs.dr.spencerreid3992 at least it isn’t my only one :)
@@Ender7j ~ Thank goodness ‼️. Replace those frightening memories of Richard with the GREATEST childhood memories you have IMMEDIATELY when they pop into your head.
Omg, you poor thing. I can only imagine how scary that was. Glad they caught him🙏🏼
In the summer of 1985, my mother, baby brother, and myself were woken up at 2 am by police who had guns drawn. My father was out on the road with his band and my mom always picked up when he'd call home at night. He tried repeatedly, but she never answered that night. Ramirez's car had also just been spotted taking the highway exit into our neighborhood that evening. My dad had the neighbors go to our house but they couldn't get my mom to come to the door. My dad finally called the police and they came into our house to do a wellness check.
Fast forward to about 2012 and I'm dating a woman here in Hawaii. She casually mentioned that she'd been a pen pal of Ramirez's for a little while. I laughed my ass off. She acted like it was just an innocent curiosity. I didn't buy it. I told her that because of my childhood, I was very familiar with the Ramirez case and therefore knew all about his groupies.
It’s wild that he spent 23 years in prison and still wasn’t executed. Hard to see a point in a death sentence if it takes so long for it to even occur.
That's one of the most baffling things about the death sentence to me. A lot of people spend decades in death row, what's the reason for it?
California for you they had 600 + on death row and they almost never not at all these days last 1 was 2006 so most die in prison
I remember when this happened. The public almost beat him to death before the cops got there. Good job public
I just kind of wished the crowd showed him what his female victims felt..
That’s what I’m saying .
Yeah he must have been so scared haha
@@ertjiesb4158 put a fuken stick up his ass for karma 💀. But really tho those girls who got killed by him is just like wow. An the girls that pulled up to the court just to see em Just weird
@@m0bz0mb39 he said himself that he didn't give a fuck, that he was just tired lmao. A true loon, after he got sentenced he said "Big deal, death always came with the territory. I'll see you in Disneyland."
"the night stalker" sounds way too cool for his musty ass
I loved that TV show!
My mom was living in the area Ramirez was killing during that time. One night, she saw someone lurking outside her window, so she grabbed the phone and yelled "I'm calling the police!" And the figure ran away. The next day she found out that Ramirez had killed someone a couple blocks away that night. She isn't certain it was Ramirez outside her window, but I'm p sure I almost wasn't born.
Goddamn I can relate because my grandma when she was pregnant with her first daughter was only 1 block away where Ramirez was.
That is scary
Always have weapons on ya
Wow yikes 😢
Who was the victim
I remember summers in LA. My parents house had no A/C. I couldn’t breathe with the window closed because of the heat. I couldn’t sleep with it open because of Ramirez. I left the window open two inches and slept with one eye open. Charles Manson’s “Family” was worse because they killed the LaBiancas a block from my school. The Hillside Strangler Angelo Buono lived eight blocks away. I’m surprised I’m still alive.
woooooooow amazing
It sounded like you guys survived serial killers era... Now it's mass shooters era.
all them killers near you i wouldve killed myself fuck that
@@deSeriosahundo!
Then his cuzin brags about him on tiktok like she won a 🏆
The women they wrote sympathetic letters to this guy and the woman who proposed to him they are as sick as him period, they need to visit a psychiatrist or a exorcist as soon as possible
Exorcist?? Lol
@@jordanbovee9693 does that genuinely not register to you?
Theirs a name for them, I was a bit like that about TED BUNDY A STRANGE ATTRACTIONTO EVIL!!..
Is that even a job in America? It'd be absolutely inconceivable where I'm from.
Still, I suppose if people can believe in an invisible magic sky fairy, they might as well believe in demons and goblins and stuff too.
@@sharonletchford9375 Hybristophilia
I feel like people that go out of their way to write to people like this, encourage them, and marry them should also be looked at as dangerous. People like this do not deserve to get married or receive fan mail or to taunt the public after viciously murdering innocent people.
WHO cares lol 😂😂😂
I am a killer
Totally agree
@Eridjon Avdulaj aww how cute, you're a wannabe Richard Ramirez. 🤮
Exactly. Those who encourage evil are even worse than the evil they encourage.
Your self-esteem has to be in the gutter to marry a man like this
Seriously
She's taking the whole idea of a "fixer upper" to a whole new level.
He is so handsome would love me some Richard 😍🖤
A white chick lol
She also had a " conjugal visit" where the guards turned their heads and guess what? Pregnant. I'm not certain if she had the child or gave the baby up for adoption. He or she would be in their early 40's now? Don't quote me on this..I may be getting it mixed up with another case. I've seen or read too many true crime stories that I may have some facts wrong.
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I think this is a terrific series. I love the narrator, criminologist, journalist, and the coroner. Terrible crimes, but extremely well done programs.
Agreed
They really good, but got to remember the focus on police work
My father went to high school with him an always tells me he was a really weird fella. He would always be in the restroom talking to himself.
Wow
he dropped out of highschool, your a liar
lol sure every1 has some story after the fact
@@aidencampbell9120 I’m not kidding he’s even in my dads 1976 yearbook for the freshman class. And the only and last time he was in the yearbook
Yes he did actually go to Thomas Jefferson high school in El PASO but Dropped Out !! Whoever says you are a liar is the one that is lying lo
It's scary that Gacy, Ramirez, and Dahmer all were killing in a similar time window
The Valley Intruder just doesn’t sound tough enough, he’s probably glad they changed it 😂
NG and Lake too , Ridgeway and many more.
There’s always killings going on nothing new
Same Time Window, Same Time America. but not Same Time House,
Were Bundy and the Hillside Strangler killing too?
Something they forgot to mention about Richard's youth that could've played a major role in his over mental health: At a young age, Richard suffered a head injury thst resulted in him blacking out and having seizures for years during his childhood
Two head injuries*
Same as John Wayne gacy
@@twelve_thirteen John wayne gacy had a heart condition not brain injuries
@@the3whiteys Do a little more research pal and you'll find out that indeed JWG had head injury
@@the3whiteys yes he did
I remember my grandma telling me story’s about the terror CA had in the 80’s. My grandma lived just a mile or so from the 2 sisters he had murdered. She said it was the most worst months of her life.
😳😳
Gil Carillo killed those 2 sisters because they were easy and they were old
You've all been played by an evil man who hides behind law enforcement and is still killing women in California but nobody cares about human life anymore these type cases from 30, 40 + yrs ago are a thing of the past Now they allowed many people into our country for the purpose of killing women most people have no clue maybe sooner or later you will see but you're living in the past you're watching old re- runs on Crime Time TV you're listening to ridiculousness because back then they got away with it they could kill people and become famous for taking them down
@@ruthaakamonica5602 Brother what are you saying❓❓
@@ruthaakamonica5602 I want what you're smoking.
He should have been called the “night coward”.
No, he is my hero
@@sergiomauricio9290 your clearly foolish and young.
@@sergiomauricio9290 ur comment made me throw my phone, btw you need serious help
@@justwhy5985 ONGGGG😢
😂😂😂😂
Evil is gone, my condolences to all those innocent victims family members. I’m so sorry this has happened
Unfortunately evil is never gone, it's just relocated
@@aidencampbell9120 I'll relocate evil straight to hell if it ever crosses me.
@@aidencampbell9120 That’s deep
Evil is outside your door, on every corner, and closer than you think. Always be aware, there's plenty more where ramirez came from
He's beautiful.
Met him in San Quentin visiting a family member. There’s an intense dark feeling whenever he entered the room.
I'm curious, what year did you meet him, and how did he act? (like did he do anything strange)
@@iluvZ3NDAYA visited a family member in SQ from 1993 - present. Very uneasy feeling when he entered the room. My grandma would sneak homemade burritos in. Cute old lady lol she offered Richard a burrito. Richard was VERY nice & respectful. Asked who we were visiting & said he would watch after him. I was probably 15. Just said hi & he looked at both of us as he spoke. I said to my gma “he kills people, we can’t be bringing him food!” I asked my grandmother during Covid if she liked Richard Ramirez lol she raised her eyebrows & said he was very nice & she can’t believe he did those things. Lol pleasant experience. Richard did have a charm about him that made you see past the darkness that followed him.
I was 16 in the summer of 1984 and had visited Southern California for the first time ever with my dad for vacation for a month long vacation. I remember my dad reading aloud about Ramierz first murder at the time. No one knew then just how terrible he would turn out to be just a year later. Scary. My heart still goes out to all those family and friends of all his victims who still live with that pain of loss, which never goes away.
Being born on a leap year drove him to madness 😂
My grandma told me that back in 85 she saw a guy looking through our locked down shed turns out it ended up being Richard
Is that for real? Gives me goosebumps thinking about that....
Wow that is crazy 😂
How did you find out it was him
In the summer of 1985, my mother, baby brother, and myself were woken up at 2 am by police who had guns drawn. My father was out on the road with his band and my mom always picked up when he'd call home at night. He tried repeatedly, but she never answered that night. Ramirez's car had also just been spotted taking the highway exit into our neighborhood that evening. My dad had the neighbors go to our house but they couldn't get my mom to come to the door. My dad finally called the police and they came into our house to do a wellness check.
Fast forward to about 2012 and I'm dating a woman here in Hawaii. She casually mentioned that she'd been a pen pal of Ramirez's for a little while. I laughed my ass off. She acted like it was just an innocent curiosity. I didn't buy it. I told her that because of my childhood, I was _very_ familiar with the Ramirez case and therefore knew all about his groupies.
Edit: My mom was fine BTW. She literally just fell asleep early and didn't hear the phone. My dad is _still_ embarrassed about it. Lol
Holly crap dude! If that is true. I hope you broke up with her.
@@feelsgoodgames5183 Oh, you'd better believe it. Red flag for sure! Lmao
That’s crazy bro such a red flag! I’m from Hawaii too such a small world
I met a couple of women in the 90s that regularly corresponded with him. They were trying to persuade me to be a pen pal to him too. I did consider it, as I thought it would be interesting, but in the end I just couldn't do it. I knew exactly what he had done to his victims, and it felt somewhat disrespectful to them to be participating in bringing him some joy.
I always wonder what these young naive woman would do if they actually got released? How could you be comfortable are some who has absolutely no respect or empathy for another living being? Glad you found out before getting to involved in that relationship hopefully you found someone much better.
This whole thing maybe wouldn't have happened had that couple in the hotel pressed charges when Ramirez was 17. Never fails to amaze me how people who are victims simply don't want to get involved. They are the victims, and by deciding not to pursue it, they always will be.
Sound articulation!
Maybe not. But if he got convicted, he would go to jail for however long and get out again. Then he may attempt again. If he was gonna do it, he was gonna do it. But thats just my opinion
Truth is victims are mocked and disbelieved CONSTANTLY. Our society has to address this reaction if we want things to change. Condemning victims instead of taking them seriously impacts ALL of us 💔
He would have probably got out sooner or later and would start up bigger than he had been because prisons and jails are nothing but schools that teach criminals how to get by with more and more crimes even more and better from other prisoners these days!!!!!
hindsight is 20/20, they couldn’t have possibly known what would happen so it’s irrational to blame them. plus the process of reporting a crime is extremely degrading to the victims, especially with sexual assault.
Its crazy someone like this can be sitting on death row for 23 years. What are they waiting for?
It's mostly California, they love that fed money! They'll gladly approve abortions at anytime without a reason but gotta save the criminals and killers though! Lol
Buckin. Ramirez died June 7th, 2013, he was 53 years old.
Appeals
@@ashandemi Apples.🍎🍎
This is the United states of America bro.
I lived in the Bay Area and this man had me so scared as a kid! I’ll never forget the nights not being able to sleep being afraid of him climbing through my bedroom window ,,my bed was next to the window so I had my grandmother nail the window shut I was so scared
You fine girl. Glad he never harmed a hair on your head.
People should unfortunately always be afraid to leave their doors unlocked and their windows closed.
This generation need to be careful in raising child.
All generations
We were all out there hitchhiking everywhere we could go
These type of criminals deserve to be inhumanely put down.
Who are you to make that call? What gives you the right?
He will face judgment one day. It is not our place to say who deserves to live or die
@@heartlessfreak5723 God reserves final/ultimate judgement , but the same way we humans govern our own selves in many ways, we also have the right to serve human justice, and in this case it should be the death sentence. Idk what religion you follow, but Capital punishment isn’t against Christianity my friend.
@@joelmoreno3996 He who has never sinned may cast the first stone.
@@heartlessfreak5723 That was for the men who they themselves committed adultery and went about their ordinary life with no remorse or punishment, but when looking at the women decided that she should be put to death, therefore they weren’t judging righteously.John 7:24 KJVS [24] “Judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgment”. So to answer your question, if going according to Christianity, God gives us the right.
Lol I love how the cop just admitted he was threatening the one guy with physical violence to get info xD
In other doc he flat says he of punched him if I'm not mistaken.
Unbelievable.
I hope his victims rest in peace🕊️
These crime channels are becoming apart of my daily lives lately
Mine too! I put them in my headphones while I cook dinner lol
you have to experience sitting in a court room watching a live murder trial, best experience ever
@@moimoi8161
I think this is the better way to experience it
@@FarhanSwaggy I agree!
How many you have? Lives?
He went into a pot fueled rage: said nobody....ever.
😂Exactly!! Maybe a raging eating spree🤪
Right, lose the damn Reefer Madness propaganda! It’s pathetic at best!
LOL RIGHT!?
I puff on a reefer then get nasty mad. Ggrrr! Pot fist to thee dome biaauch!
The order of assassins that the game is based on got their name because of their assumed hashish use.
Many believed it was hashish that fueled their suicidal assassination attempts...
Not saying it's true, hit reefer madness extends back to antiquity
This is one of the serial killers had just didn't care at all, non repentant at all. True evil dude
He broke in our house through window when I was 6 yrs old. We were one of the lucky families he left alone and let live because of us children being there at the time of his break in’s. So scary. We lived in North Hollywood/Van Nuys area.
Must have been terrifying.
Wow! So he didn't do the kids?
Jeez, how terrifying! You are even luckier than you might think!
The homicide detective who first connected the attacks to one perpetrator - Gil Carrillo - mentions in the Netflix docuseries that Ramirez actually was abucting multiple young children to sexually abuse them, sometimes right from their own beds. The prosecutors made a tactical decision not to charge him with these abductions in order to spare these very young victims from being retraumatized on the witness stand, but I have no doubt they had plenty of evidence to convict if they'd chosen to.
Who knows what made Ramirez change his mind and leave your house, but I'm sure it had something to do with him feeling like your house was riskier for him than he was comfortable with. You are VERY lucky!
P.S. I never had any brushes with him, but I was a young girl who lived in N. Hollywood too during his killing spree that summer, about 11 yo. I'll never forget how deeply terrorized the entire city felt, it left a kind of permanent scar and I was never even involved in any way. The hottest part of the year and you couldn't open your windows at night when it cools off because we were all petrified that the Night Stalker would target you next. I can't imagine the scar you must have, with such a close call, much less those who weren't so lucky. Big hugs, my friend!
Cap lol
Summer of 1985 was so hot but we had to keep our windows closed because of the Night Stalker. Very scary time.
Imagine growing up and your real legal name is Peter Pan lmao
Great video and production. Kind of funny the cop said it was the highlight of his career when most people talking about it were saying that police were bungling it the whole time.. he even got caught by the general public... so what did the police actually do? On later thought, maybe he was proud of how well they were processing crime scenes lol...
They actually saved him from dying a brutal death by beating that day so pretty counter intuitive overall
Serial killers are… difficult. For one: nobody wants to believe theyre there. Two: in Ramirez’ case like the documentary said; he was EVERYWHERE with his MO. It took an LA detective finding the same shoe print from a very rare and distinct shoe to slowly convince his precinct he was deal with a serial killer. Then roll in how competitive police precincts and detectives are and well… it doesnt help.
In short; none of us would have done much better investigating the Night Stalker case. We’d bungle it worse in all likely hood.
I remember this as if it was yesterday, hard to forget the fear we all went through... his face is frightning to this date!
Actually this is only the second time I've watched this because of his eyes he is super creepy but at least he didn't torture people
@@alysononoahu8702 Yes he did. You think he didn't take his time murdering people savoring killing them when he did it? He tortured his victims.
Yeah I lived in Los Angeles when the Night Stalker was on the loose. My friends and I were terrified 😰
The craziest serial killer case I've ever read into
You should look into the series “Born to kill “ they are on RUclips
Watch The BTK,GREEN RIVER KILLER , John Wayne Gacy and THE WEST family …☠️👀👀👀👀
@@Lenore4Evermore I was just watching that
check out PeeWee Gaskins. actually disturbed me to the core worse than this one. and id like to think that i have a good tolerance
I agree this one’s crazy, Ed Gein’s case is even crazier
His last victim was from my hometown in North Dakota. He had a promising career ahead of him, but ripped away so violently
Maybe if we didn't give serial killers such cool
names like "The Night Stalker", and we'd
instead call them like "The Small PeePee Killer"
we'd have less serial killers
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Facts
Thank you so much for this upload. It's basically impossible to find this episode anywhere on the internet so I was hoping you have it and upload it when I saw, you uploaded other seasons. Thank you once again
A part of me just wished that those cops didn't appear when they did.
It's better that they did. The people did not need murdering him to weigh on their souls, and he died in prison.
Another great upload from one of my favorite RUclips channels
This Is Monsters left me hanging without an upload today so much appreciation for this!
I love this is monsters!
I was looking for this is monsters when that chapter uploaded and now this. I guess we'll sleep later.
Also SKD (serial killer documentaries) uploaded a new video. Check him up his content is 👌🏾.
@@SophiaMuusa I watched it today during the premiere ❤️
Richard is my favorite 🖤 he's so handsome. AC⚡DC 🤘
The Golden State Was Also Active At this Time Making It Way Worse.
From his upbringing i think it might be fair to say he was just doomed from the starrt 🤷
A crucial detail left out is that it was incredibly hard to pin point the murders on the same killer due to the lack of an identical MO. What linked everything together was the shoe print left at every murder scene, which belonged to a very limited series of sneakers.
he changed his sneakers and got away with more murders after…
Right ! A distinctive set of Aerobic shoes that had just came out Women did Aerobics not men Only one sz 11 had been sold in all of Los Angeles imagine that ! Why ? Because not many women wear size 11 Richard wore 12+1/2
Those shoes were never found anywhere on or in the belongings of Richard Ramirez However ; the only person who had the same exact pair size 11 was a summer intern who just happened to be at the crime lab on the same day they had the shoe casting for analysis ( something else) you'll never be told again but was included in the very first documentary made immediately following Richard's arrest and with only one pair of that exact same shoe she had in the trunk of her car being sold in Los Angeles when the Avia shoe first was produced what does that tell you? Just perhaps she wore size 11 and just maybe she was a good friend of the detective who came up with this theory and he had everyone believing it after more murders were committed and the same shoe was found outside in the mud in this day and age that case would have never made it past the district attorney they would have left them out of court okay but this was back before DNA was used this was back before they had to have much much more to even get a murder case past the prosecutor this case was a joke created by a liar who continues lying to a whole new audience and they're eating it up
@@tng150 He never wore those sneakers they were a size and a half too small , were never found and belonged to a woman who was a summer intern at the crime lab Avia Aerobic shoes only one pair sold at that time in all of Los Angeles which by the way is huge
That detective did it and killed all those old people ! He's now finding new victims through his popularity with his ever-changink Netflix series so ridiculous so outrageous it's what made me finally pay attention after all these years now that Richard's Dead and gone and they continue crucifying him and calling themselves Christians
It's actually not left out at all lol. In fact from 17:57 to 21:16 is entirely about that! About how hard it was and how long it took the cops to realize they had a serial killer on their hands because of how different the MO was. But yes, the sneaker print was unfortunately and weirdly unmentioned.
I’m pretty sure it wasn’t the marijuana…🙄
Definitely not since he was injecting cocaine.
Bruh weed makes u relaxt but I think he smokes spice-k2 lol
It sure as hell was. Damn pothead.
@@romanbotello15 nope. Wrong
@@aqwsderxz Weed doesn't make me relax. It makes me paranoid and I get extremely pissed off to the point of violence.
I'm im so fascinated with serial killers! The same stories never get old to me..
Same Richard is my favorite
Same here. I been buying T-shirts’ online with serial killers on them 😂😂 I got 2 of Richard and wear them with no problem and no shits to give 😂
@@cookingwithsusie2414 So edgy. You probably think Juggalos are interesting too.
@@casey8083 no sorry. I’m not into that only serial killers 😉
@@cookingwithsusie2414 what fascinates you about serial killers?
The groupies should be forced to live with his pictures of his victims lives and deaths plastered on their walls like wallpaper!
The sad thing is they probably rrally do have the latter..
I meeeeaaannn I could handle that :)
"A boy who have been smoking marijuana!!"
Wtf. Who the fuck blames weed for a violent behavior??
For many, correlation equals causation.
Exactly right!
I do. Only time I've ever been violent when I smoked weed. It makes me pissed off and paranoid. People are in my head and can hear my thoughts. I've got to stop them and beat them. That's what weed does to me.
This series is one of the best true crime series out there.
The experts on this show are awesome.
Geoffrey and Dr. Elizabeth are perfect for this show. 👍
He killed Peter Pan in San Fran
I grew up in Whittier. I remember my older bros and pops staying up late keeping guard armed.
A part that wasn’t mentioned, before RR was attacked by the mob, he went to a local liquor store to purchase something. He grabs a paper and sees his pic and runs. The 2 store attendants chased him but lost him when he boarded a bus. My dad was one of the attendants. There’s CCTV footage of what happened.
is that footage on the internet by any chance?
@@alemiipe3877 I’ve looked for it but no luck so far. My family doesn’t have a copy of it either or else I would’ve uploaded it. In the 4 part series on Netflix, the 4th episode, 37:30, that was my dad’s coworker. My dad was speaking to the newspaper at the same time.
A bus? Every retelling of the story has him running and trying to steal cars
@@JennifuhhGilardi right? Never heard of him boarding a bus, he had just come off a bus when the chase ensued as i can recall? Just two women saying el matador or the killer in spanish in the store and then he realized everyone knows and ran over a highway where he tried to car jack someone and failed and then he was eventually stopped by locals in a rougher neighbourhood that beat the shit out of him
Ugh I want to see that footage😩
these interviews are good, it describes the little things
sentenced to death but wasnt killed for almost two decades?!?!? our court system is bogus i wish the cops never showed up and the public served him the justice
Mexican street justice viva Mexico 🇲🇽
Ramirez died of Cancer in PRISON.
Same shit with Gacy. Was on death row for 14 years before he was finally executed.
How could any woman find that attractive?? Gross.
I find it strange too, but so many women seem to be fascinated by serial killers and rapists.
@@mistersquare7327 As much as I hate Richard he was really handsome I almost hate to say it but I do agree with what you are saying
Women fantasize about having their 🐱 taken from them without their consent from a brute.
@@brandonsavitskiyou sound like someone who will be featured on this program in a few years
@TheRubberMatch Only thing I'll ever kill is the 🐱.
The dude was a scrawny wimp that killed women who were twice his age after shooting the man first while the guy was asleep (if there was a man in the house). everything he did in the courtroom with his "hail satan" comment or the pentagram he drew on his hands was all for show and attention. if he was confronted with an opposition that pose a threat like the guy he shot in the head but didn't kill, who ended up chasing Ramerize out of the house showing exactly that Ramerize was nothing more than a coward!
He wasn't scrawny or a wimp
@@Josephinasava2457 He was a skinny junkie
@@brandonsavitski he was a thin dude but he was strong you can still be skinny and strong you know?
I once read that he wasn't into Satanic stuff that much. He thought it was bullshit. He drew the pentagrams and stuff just for shock value, and the press ate it up.
Shit I'd believe it, he definitely fed off of the appalled reactions from people.
Pentagrams aren’t even satanic they’re a symbol of protection
@@JoyfulNerd400 Yes, I believe you're correct.
@@malcolmmarshall5946 Satanism to begin with is about kindness, you just need to read deeper into it. It’s been given awful reputation because murderers like this guy use it for an excuse
Hail Satan
In 1985 If this guy was stalking in Compton, or South central( LA) neighborhoods I don't think he would have lasted long at all
He always choose the richer suburbs. "Getting off" was nice to him but he needed money mostly. As a barracuda himself he neeeded to swim with small fish, if he swam with sharks he'd be finished. He couldnt target hoods.
@@IStevenSeagal facts you are 💯 percent correct
@@IStevenSeagal 100% correct. One of the things that people need to keep in mind is that Richard Ramirez was a hobo who was always moving from place to place. Stealing jewelry was one of his main intentions with his break ins.
Not just south central…South Gate ,Lynwood ,Huntington Park ,Cudahy …East LA ..homies would of been ready haha he only went to rich places where rich old ppl lived
My dad was at San Quentin a long time ago, he was the person who would pass out food to the death row inmates. I asked him about some of the people. I asked him about Ramirez and he said that everytime he gave him his food it felt like his body was empty, like his soul left. He also took his cookies. I asked why? He said because he asked some inmates what they like about their meals, the cookies. He has a rule, if you killed women or children he takes your cookies. It reminded them of the outside world. So my dad would take Ramirez's cookies.
Great story.
Tell your dad he’s cool
Treating inmates poorly reflects worse on the the person rather than the inmate. We have laws to protect innocent people like you and I. By inflicting vigilantly justice like that, no matter how small, debases that system. It doesn't matter what he did, your dad was supposed to take care of a group of human beings EQUALLY but instead discriminated against another human being. Don't lower yourself to the prisoner's level. That's what makes us better, that we don't act like them, ever.
Did Ramirez ever question him about what happened to his cookies? Like did he ever threaten him to stop stealing them or he would do some satanic voodoo attack on him🙈🤣
@@pineapple365 No. They did complain to the guard on duty. She walked in my dad's cell. Looks up at his shelf and sees a stack of cookies. She goes "I don't see cookies in here, I don't know what they're bitching about"
just think, richard could have been a normal person if he had had a good family!
he said he didn't believe in love, because he was never shown love or never felt loved.
that right there is enough to turn someone bad. :(
The sad truth is that most serial killers wouldn't have been serial killers if they just had good, responsible parents. Sure there's a genetical component, but it's usually made worse by bad parenting and their environment.
Ow yea sure poor Richard right??
He knew right from wrong and he chose wrong everytime.
Stop sympathizing with him and think about what he did to all those innocent people.
Your comment makes me sick.
Don’t forget to mention had he not worship Satan
@@dabomb5505 literally they make what he is doing normalised for people with bad parents
The narrator reminds me of a British monster truck commercial voice over
My family and I moved from the mid west to a suburb of Diamond Bar towards the beginning of 1985. Some months later Richard struck less than 10 miles away. I was 5 and I remember being scared of Richard and the hillside stranglers cuz I overheard my parents talking about them even though they were locked up by then. My family I moved not long after that. RIP Mr Abowath and all victims of evil serial killers and prayers to all the victims families and friends
I had known that the public recognized and held him for police, I had not known they had beat him up. Good on them.
Yeah they kicked the 💩 out of him
Why would anyone be in death row for 23 years???? Takes 20 minutes to kill him.. prison system must be changed!! They probably held onto him cause the prison gets certain amount of fund for each prisoner ..
@anon it’s more the fact that someone can be given the death penalty but later found out to be innocent. The government doesn’t want to kill someone and have their family sue them because they were later on proven to be innocent by DNA evidence. It’s only happened a select few times in more recent history but people have been given the death penalty and killed then later found to be innocent all together or framed. They also have to take the time to prepare everything for the sentence to be carried out, they don’t want to inject someone with the wrong amount of chemicals and that person not die because then by Federal law (no cruel or unusual punishment) they can not try again (trying again would be cruel and unusual punishment) and must under a judges orders release or keep that person in prison.
I was two days old when he got caught. Thank God!! can't believe he killed that many people without feeling remorse at all and they should've given Mike the death penalty for killing his wife
Weren't there a LOT of serial murders in and around L.A. around that time period? I'm talking mid to late 70's which spilled over into early 80's. Scary out there during those years! Wow...crazy.😵
Also super surprised it took you so long to add him to this channel..
Remember when this documentary hit Netflix and for about a month there all the women in the world were getting bedroom eyes for this sicko cuz they thought he was the sexiest thing ever?? People are freaking weird
Image kissing that garbage mouth⁉️🤢🤮
And they are all sick af like him for fascinating about a monster like him Thinking they can change him smh
I wanna slap some sense into those who find this monster attractive
@@celesterandolph9386 ~ Exactly
Bitches been going after bad boys since Eve chatted up the devil.
they should stop giving them cool names. Why not names like "The Turd Bandit" or "Some Troubled Guy". They revel in names that seem cool
Reporters and writers are scumbags..not all but most.
Love the idea
@@buckbuck9225 I'm 5000% sure you are right about those scumbags
“The 💩head killer” 😆
@@kreyzeepsychoproductions4645 l00l
Richard "The bendy boi" Ramirez
The white dude with peach fuzz that I guess is supposed to represent Ramirez is disjointing.
Right might as well of got Lu Kang from mortal kombat
@@kreyzeepsychoproductions4645that would be a big improvement. The hair and eye color would be correct. 🤣
Lmao dude says “a boy that’s been taking marijuana” 🤣🤣🤣
In the mid 90's, I lived in a 5 apt.
duplex and we had a prowler, jokingly Nick named "night stalker"
Cops couldn't catch him & it dragged on about 6mo's and got serious when he assaulted a young female neighbor, when she caught him looting her car. My brother & I caught him and beat the brakes off his ass, but he ran off. He went to a nearby triage, and would you believe, the damn cops tried getting him to file aggravated assault chg's on us!
Some system we've got!!
get help
Did he, did you get off or not?
And when have the cops ever gotten anything right?
I had a rough childhood and I suffered some severe trauma manic and severe depression bipolar2 ptsd and anxiety and some paranoia but it have never ever crossed my mind during any of my manic episodes to hurt some one harm someone or even take there life I enjoy being free even with my unstableness I’m still fine I’m still being a good mother and wife and taking my meds
The fact that Peter Pan was killed at home while sleeping is especially scary considering the fictional Peter Pan came through the window at night while children at night while the children were sleeping.
This episode was good but disrespectful. These San Francisco cops really gave themselves way too much credit. Everybody knows the sweat, blood and tears Frank Salerno and Gil Carrillo put into this case.
Dude was a nutty for sure.
I remember this
He was psychotic, the devil came to him & he accepted him, rest was history
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Great video.
He was also captured because the boy, J Romero, got Ramirez's license plate & description. And one fingerprint was made from the stolen car.
Funny how the community recognized him before the police did :/
Cause photos of him was everywhere even the cops would’ve known
This is one of my favorite cases to listen to
Same love Richard case he is so intriguing
@@kreyzeepsychoproductions4645 your username checks out.
@@casey8083 It sure does 🤣
@@kreyzeepsychoproductions4645 I feel bad for ur home life
Yeesh I didn’t know finding a killer’s case so intriguing was considered out of the norm. Serial killers can be very interesting without having adoration or respect for them. Or do you all just love to assume and insult to make yourselves feel better? What a pathetic and shallow way to live.
One of his victims was called “ Peter Pan” bruh😂
His father used to tie him up to tombstones as punishment when a child, he wasn’t just sleeping in cemetery’s just cause. 🙄🤦🏽♀️
He is a product of a tension filled environment riddled with infliction of emotional pain, the results was a warped approach of life
I was eleven in San Francisco. My mom and I were so scared
I've only ever watched one doc on him, never again! So sick 😪
Hello Maggie
How are you doing today?
I just want to mention the fact that there was a man that was actually called Peter Pan... so sad that he had to meet his demise at the hands of this absolute demon in human flesh.
...?
Wtf are u talking about?
he is talking about Peter Pan bud...
Peter pan survived
The taking the eyes out of one of his victims was because the lady threatened him with a gun that unfortunately was not charged. He got furious at her how dare her try to shoot at him? He released all his rage on her. This info is in the book “the night stalker”. I think Richard told this info to the author of the book.
*”TAKING* Marijuana”. 😆🤣😂😅
The man that blamed marijuana lol
I was listening to Richard Ramirez story on Spotify then this shows up top of my recommended videos. I hadn't even subscribed to this channel
Someone hasn't been spooked before by the awareness of the web . .
Oh MY GOD the poor elderly woman 😳
Interviewer; why u do it
Ramirez; im just a guy
Noooo...comment I...cannot answer that at this time.
He also kidnapped a 6 year-old girl in LA , took her back to his apartment and raped her for hours, then let her go. Told her to. "Go call your Mom and Dad."
He was a child rapist as well.
Dont forget ALL THE VICTIMS.
The Netflix documentary covers all that. It was brutal listening to her account but also great to see she was very adamant about having moved on, built herself a life and being by surrounded by a loving family.
His first known victim was a 9 year old Chinese girl up in SF.
The Netflix series touches upon it but it’s amazing how nobody in prison went after this POS child killer and r apist.
He looks like Michael Jackson in an alternate universe but instead of hee hee, it's pow pow🤣
I was in San Quentin and almost got shot because of him I came out of the shell hole too fast and almost bumped into him. He was being escorted from the Infirmary and nobody secure the door I came out of. As my face was being slammed up against the wall I could see he had a big smile on his face was just looking around highasakite.
Pity you never got to have man love with him and take his 🍑 'ole from him without his consent.
@Ray Aguirre Did anybody put hands on him in there?
@@earllewis1229 not that I know of that was my only run in with the guy. He had way too much protection around him.
@@rayaguirre2084 You should have had man love with him and taken it from him vato loco. Chale holmes!
@@rayaguirre2084 he got into a fight with Scott Peterson I heard and also in a yard a guy stabbed him one time and when he went out again idk if it was the same guy, the podcast didn’t specify from what I remember…but he tried to stab him and then after that he never went out in the yard again btw heard this on the podcast death row diaries, but warning though it’s hard to listen to because other awful stuff was mentioned.
I know this is serious but that Peter Pan part made me chuckle 🤭
Contrary to popular belief: Peter Pan IS NOT a wash basin in a house of ill repute! I'll show myself out!
Yeah man 😂😂😂😂😂
Peter Pan & his wife were a lovely Asian couple who didn't deserve to die.
Give him some credit, at least he didn't eat anyone
Ok, that dude at the end w the pentagram on his hand was a pretty bad reenactment lol
Hello Michelle
How are you doing today?
U didn’t bring up the head trauma he suffered as a child by the wooden swing by to his head that literally knocked him out. And it has been documented that many of the psychopathic killers suffered some kind of blunt injury to the head. It was noted that after Richard suffered this injury to his head his personality changed. U also didn’t mention the fact that his sister’s husband had a hand in shaking him. He was a peeping Tom who taught Richard how to stalk homes. Also his robberies came from his addiction to drugs which is also a factor. You seriously need to read Carlos’s book. And him gouging out the woman’s eyes. He specifically told her not to look at him as he did with all his female victims. And she didn’t listen. The book is out of print but not impossible to get. According to the book which follows the two famous cops who caught him uh got this all wrong and I can’t even finish this.
This channel has not made this documentary.
Woodcut Media and Sky Television has.
Episode aired May 7, 2018
they didn't say any of the things u mentioned were wrong they just didn't bring it up. ur probably super fun at parties
not to mention his seizures after the head trauma
@@depressed.lemonade yea I remember. I read the book by Carlo. He had two incidents with head trauma. And the later causing epilepsy. I think it should’ve been mentioned bcuz he was psycho bcuz he was born that way. He was later made that way.
@@darkangelparanormal2738 What is the title of the book, I would love to read it.
i dont condone what he did but unfortunately like so many cases of murderers he was a victim of his own upbringing. his dad was a lunatic alcoholic abusing him since very young then fast forward to his early teens his cousin introduced him to drugs as well as exposing him to very graphic material about the vietnam war not to mention witnessing his cousin murder his own girlfriend/wife in front of richard. maybe those circumstances did not play a roll in how it affected richard but in my opinion it played a huge roll.
He was a poor baby. He didn’t do nuthin’
Why they do mean to richly? Aw……….I’m sad.
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I Agree 😲💯
You're opinion should be an absolute fact.
It did play a role