'The killer was becoming bolder and more aggressive'... umm.. Mr. Narrator Sir... I believe walking out your house and blasting your PO 3 times with a shotgun is pretty bold and aggressive to begin with.
I have to note he had also become haggard looking as well. He looked like a wild gorilla busting out his front door with that sawed-off shotty, a clear sign he was now a rampage killer. I bet he smelled of Cheez-It, sardines and simian b.o., hahaha.
They thought the man's death was suspicious, so the family ordered an autopsy. The autopsy revealed he was shot in the face at close range with a shot gun......can we please raise the IQ a little? You didn't notice when removing the body from the car?
Well they did say it was dark out so it was hard for them to see the damage the man had. But bringing him inside probably would have showed it to them right away.
@@MrLukealbanese Buckshot, would look like glass wounds. If he used slugs it would have blown his face off but buckshot often time leaves little marks.
These nutcases should never be released back into society. Whoever agrees to let them out and they then start murdering innocent people should be held accountable and jailed.
Closing long-term Psychiatric units, in favour of home visits and care-in-the-community, has been a disaster. Medications, used to treat extreme "mental" conditions, must be taken as prescribed but often have uncomfortable side effects. Far too many people stop taking them for that reason. Unless or until better medications are discovered, steps need to be taken to protect communities and the patients themselves.
its a disaster if they have kids, too. They need a long term injection. A crazy person can't be trusted to take their meds even when they live w/family
More like protect the patient from the community. Most ppl with such "mental health issues" were driven into it by what ppl did to them. Most still treated like pariahs in most communities. Very few so called patients ever required meds. Meds aren't a cure. Treating ppl civilly is usually.
when I was a teenager I was improperly diagnosed as being bipolar, when in reality i had high functioning autism and depression. The medication made me ill, sometimes severely. Dizzy spells were the least harmful thing that happened. Got the shakes, lost my hair, had my eyes roll back in my head to the point of being painful, started getting severe panic attacks and insomnia. They kept adjusting and adjusting, never trying to figure out why the meds weren't working. I still got depressed. I still got anxious and obsessive. 50 mg of Zoloft was all it took to put a stop to it all and start me on the road to recovery. Those side effects cost me my driver's exam as a teenager, never had a chance to take it again. And they and poor oversight are to blame for my blowing a 10k$ scholarship. Haven't tried to go to college again since, and I'm 34. Made halfassed attempts but... couldn't remember the appointments. Every time I get a new doctor, of any kind, I tell them about this and I tell them. "Antipsychotic medications WILL cause me to have neurological problems. Please make sure this is noted in my file IN BOLD."
Severe form of paranoid schizophrenia, antisocial behavior (sociopath who doesn't value anyones life), home made bomb .......... lets give him pills and hopefully he will take them.
“They were forced to lock their doors for the first time” excuse me what?!? Who doesn’t lock their doors?? I don’t care how safe the neighbor hood is I’m still locking my doors
the 1 time I didnt lock my door I got a home invader. actually a drunk who wandered into my house and refused to leave. not knowing what he ws capable of, I dialed 911 and left the phone off the hook. cops were there in 5 min and he went peacefully. at trial he said he thought he was actually in a different town that night ! now THATS drunk
@@danielkokal8819 a guy at 11a.m opened my downstairs window and threw in his luggage bag and started climbing up into my window. i closed the window on him and called the cops. my dad went out and made him sit down until the cops came. his suitcase was full of multiple fake ids. he said he thought he had the wrong house/block, and that was "his normal way of entering his house".. even with the suitcase full of different ID's the cops eventually let him go. I should've smashed his fingers in the window, cops dont do shtt here.
Who would release this crazy man back into the community and trust him to take his meds, he should be the one checking into his parole officer not the officer going to him alone.
@@Rock-ry1qq No, they said the appointment was scheduled a week earlier, as in the appointment had been made a week ago so the parole should have been expecting him.
Oh, but that is exactly what happens, that's the current system. Trust them to take their meds, bc you know, they have rights...! Gee, a mental health is mental health, no different than any other kind of health, etc, etc. When obviously SOME mental illnesses are extremely more likely to affect judgment, and represent a danger. Sure, someone with depression is not necessarily dangerous at all, but schizophrenia is different. I'm a psychiatrist; though not a forensic one, and I can tell you, schizophrenic patients are really NOT the ones to be trusted to take their meds, bc this illness affects their insight into their illness, can make them disorganized, and overall lowers their executive functions (planning, organizing, etc) with time. But hey, everyone is swept under the blanket of equal rights. Here you go, the result.
They should have been able to wear a sidearm Back then, especially when you deal with a Mental case. And how Was he able to acquire A shotgun. Even back T hen it wasn't easy
Why the hell was he released after knowing about his mental state and putting innocent lives at risk. Which fools makes such decisions? I feel sorry for the families who lost their loved ones for no faults of theirs grrrrrrr
@@jeffm1083 yes but not at the cost of taking someone else’s life. If someone from your family was the victim because of his 2nd chance, would you say the same ? Second chance could be given to people who dont possess a threat or raise red flags. Here the authorities dint do their job well which is completely unacceptable given that they are dealing with murderers.
@@vijaydeejay15 he didn’t take someone’s life before this though. There’s no way of knowing he’s going to murder someone before he killed the PO that forced himself in his house. It honestly didn’t even seem like he wanted to kill anyone. He just didn’t want to go back to jail.
@@jeffm1083 Opps ok my bad, watched too many of these episodes and don't exactly remember what happened as I watched it a few months ago. But anyways lot of such similar incidents have happened where the murderers have been given 2nd chance and they have taken lives after being released.
Firstly why was this guy released? Secondly why was it thought that he would take his antipsychotic drugs on his own!? thirdly why wasn’t somebody checking on him weekly? Fourth Why can’t we have something like England for our mental health. If we insist on keeping these people around then let’s take care of them. I.e. for example if you have been released from a psychiatric hospital in England you have to report to a hospital every day to get your medication you’re not in charge of it yourself. Everything in this Country always leads back to mental health and our lack of excepting it. We all know that back in the day psychiatric hospitals were horrible but now we could regulate them instead of letting these people roam the streets. So many people hurt just in this one case for no fucking reason. Why was a parole officer in charge of him to begin with! And why are so many dangerous psychiatric disorders deemed acceptable nowadays? For crying out loud his own family didn’t want him released from the hospital now if you’re on momma thinks he dangerous you’re a dangerous!
It's because you don't get to decide and not everyone convicted of a crime is guilty. You have to have laws that apply equally to everyone. People make mistakes it's just the way it is. If you like how things are in the UK better than the US then perhaps consider moving there. Not trying to be nasty it's just that I think the solution is more complicated than you think and I do understand your anger and concern.
@@johnfestich5008 first of all you don’t know where I live. Secondly I’m talking about taking care of mental health care! You obviously aren’t involved in any sort of mental health issues going on in this country. Most people after they’ve been on their medication they think “I’m doing great I’m going to stop taking my medication or I don’t need my medication anymore I feel totally fine” and then they stop and then people sometimes get hurt. Please read my words before you just assume that I am a hater of America. It’s called using and example in this case a working example! And if you know a way to move without getting married acquiring a work visa etc. etc. please inform me. Otherwise I know hoops have to be jumped through. And the whole system is set up for the elite so I can’t just go over there or any place else for an extended amount of time when I want to.
The media should have interviewed the Liberal Democrats on the Indiana Parole Board and ask them why they released this man. After all, he already had at least 30 charges for rape, robbery, car theft and assault with the intent to kill. I guess the parole board just want to give him another chance. After all, he had not gotten the opportunity to actually murder anyone yet and given his past history it would only be a matter of time before he did actually murdered someone. The parole board should have been held accountable for every killing he did. Unless they were total imbeciles, they knew exactly what would happen. For God's sake, his own mother told them!!
He probably was huffing silver paint, quite common for being one of the aquired addictions from being homeless to cope. Watch story of romanian street kids to see it in action. (I know your comment is month old, hopefully my answer was worth it.)
@@islamislam9763 it's called huffing. You know someone does this by seeing spray paint on their fingers and face and a lot of paper towels with many different colors of spray paint on it in their cars. I know this because of a customer came in a store i worked at, acted really goofy, paint on hands and face. Tried to steal stuff. We encouraged her to leave. She got in her car and threw stuff out of her car and left. It was like 3 inches thick layers of paper towels with different colors on different layers. Pretty sad really
These guys are making the killing of law enforcement personnel more important than killing other innocent people. They are all innocent people and no one should have taken their lives.
That was absolutely tragic when he shot the detective on his front yard 😢💔 how awfully frightening , so sad 💔😢 This is why when we can become critical & dislike law enforcement , we have to remember what they face on a daily basis....... Sure I admit I've come across some extremely rude & arrogant police officers.......& I have..... that no matter how polite & considerate one can be.......are still rude! But......many are pretty good & certainly should not have to lose their life in the line of duty it's really heartbreaking 💔 All these people experienced one of my worst nightmares. This also goes to show how powerful our brains are if those chemicals are not balanced, even then some people are just EVIL I've learnt that by the many crime video's I'm addicted to! RIP those who lost their lives 💔 scary stuff. Be safe folks Blessings from Australia 💚 🙏💓
There are way more unarmed citizens murdered by cops than total cops killed in the line of duty per year so pretending that being a cop is this oh so dangerous and terrible job in which they are being killed everyday is not accurate. Too bad they don't feel the same about citizens
Schizophrenia Is Murderous !! Once Someone Is Diagnosed By Appropriate Doctors, They Need To Be Committed To A Mental Health Facility For Life ! I’m Going Thru This. Very Same Thing With A Family Member. The Wouldn’t Take Their Meds, Wouldn’t Stay Put; Behaviors Were Outrageous !! I Went To The Police And Told Them Of The Crimes That I Know Their Involved In The Neighborhood. They Told Me “We Can’t Help”. I Told Them That I Was SURE Someone Was Going To Get Killed !! I Tried To Talk To Their Mental Health Care Professionals Who Said Because They Are 18 Yrs. HIPPA Laws. You Would NOT Even Believe What All I Went Through. They Finally Killed Someone Who Was NO Threat To Them. Was Even Giving Them Food And A Good Place To Stay. Looks Like They Are Going To Skate First Degree Felony Murder With Just A Slap On The Wrist. They Will Never Take Their Meds On Their Own. THEY WILL KILL AGAIN !!
@@victoriabishop1057 Can you quote where I said that? No? That's what I thought. You know what else is weird? Using a story about a dead detective to write a #NotAllCops essay... which you conveniently ignored to what, misquote me? Good try.
Having mental illness is not a crime. Of course they released him. There's plenty of schizophrenic people who live relatively normal lives. The police can't know who's going to kill
@@deniseshephard3347 I don't think they're allowed to do that. He has the right to refuse treatment and they can't force him to take drugs unless a court orders him to stay in a mental institution, I believe, which they can't do unless he committed a crime serious enough to take away his freedom for. He hadn't done that, so they released him, and he was taking his drugs at the time so he was doing fine. They had no reason to think he'd stop taking the drugs and go on a rampage.
Is it possible that this all could have happened because he didn’t want to go back to prison and he knew he would fail the drug test that the parole officer came to get.
Yes, indeed so. My late father had been a bombardier with the Royal Air Force in WW2, later a pilot, who was discharged on medical grounds, suffering paranoid schizophrenia like this man, although was never violent. Fortunately, here in the UK he later lived for many years in hospital and was cared for with dignity and compassion. Prison is no place for the mentally ill.
@@michaelarchangel1163 That's what I am explaining how here in UK the treatment free at the point of delivery regardless works. In America only Dollar talks.
I truly feel sorry for the people killed but its astonishing that police would react so over the top to a guy clearly locked in the car boot like they are a criminal it's a weird quirk of American policing that confuses the hell out of my British sensibilities. If someone has been kidnapped and undergone a traumatic experience the last thing you need is people aiming guns at you and yelling. It is also astonishing that the police also were so paralyzed that they waited so long before they realised that the shotgun going off was a suicide shot.
My hero in this story is the lady and her son that were dumped out on the side of the road. I felt the narrator though her taking twenty minutes to phone the police was not acceptable. But for me I can only imagine the terror she went through in those twenty minutes not knowing as they walked if this guy might come back and kill them. She has to live with that terror the rest of her life but you will not see any plaques recognizing her heroism.
"Because you have made 'God' to be your dwelling spot "-- The Most High, who is my shelter -- "No evil shall be allowed to befall you ... "For he will bid his angels about you "To guard you in all your ways." ruclips.net/video/6AzXGa5wDhI/видео.html
What heroism she did? Definition of heroism is doing something extraordinary under trimandous stress,pain or fear she listened to her captive and when he freed her she called police,where is extraordinary act of heroism??
Reminds me of that Family Guy episode. All the people from New York swarm the city to watch the leaves in the fall... They portray them as a pack of wild animals. Lmao
Man, what a WASTE! It took a lot of man power, local police, state police, the FBI, guns, cruisers, and even a HELICOPTER to catch a "hillbilly", that had been DEAD in that barn for HOURS! Cost HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of dollars. How RIDICULOUS and shameful for the force🤨!
I have no idea what I would do in the same situation , yet watching crime videos , once you're in the car it's not good.Silver faced Jackson, you can't make that shit up.
Meanwhile, Jackson had killed at least two people, carjacked at least five cars and painted his face silver with blacks streaks. Detectives deducted that he might be having a psychotic episode, but weren't positive.
11 cars high jacked by silver face man!! 😂😂😂😂😂 hysterical like why was he so hard to capture? Like he didn’t stand out. I love these old 80/ 90s FBI files..... but I wish they’d show us newer ones.
I think it's sad that a guy with mental health problems has died after such tragic events, however, I gotta laugh at the tracker that stood there for hours when he didn't need to. What a mare 🤦🏻♂️
The guys you have doing little introductions are making these hard watch. We don’t need some douchey dudes talking to us before watching old TV shows that have been uploaded.
What a difficult and sad situation. Of course I feel tremendous sympathy for the victims, but I also feel bad for the perpetrator. I had a childhood friend diagnosed with schizophrenia, and also the mother of my ex girlfriend was schizophrenic as well, and from what I could tell they are really not fully competent or aware of what’s happening around them at any given moment, and even the medication they have to take is pretty heavy and fundamentally changes who they are and their behaviour. I don’t think we’ll ever know the full truth of what was going through this man’s mind as he went on this spree, but honestly I do feel bad for the guy. RIP to all the slain.
I feel very sorry for the victims and their families. Shame. But I thank God that neither my family or I have got that terrible psychotic disorder. Surely such a person should only be kept in a secure facility where not only for others but also for themselves they would receive the proper medical and psychological treatment. It is easy to blame him for what he did but the people who let him out should be blamed. His behaviour showed that he was not right in his head. Shame!!! A sad story for all. Painting his face made me think about that movie about the Scottish Legend William Wallace.
@@user-ky2xo2ls4m we used to keep them in institutions but it was President Regan that said put them on meds and kick them out. In my town of Bay Shore, New York 40 years ago there were alot of "zombies" walking around.
I get it that it would suck to lose a coworker but this was a damaged person with zero help. But not one person has expressed any empathy for the man. They called him deranged, psycho, etc. Ugly stuff
FBI ALLOW THIS TO HAPPEN to give their agents work and make it seem ike they are a viable group. without crime these guys have no job and since they turn their nose at white collar crime all they have left are street hoods to harass.
is it wrong that i always have dreams of being on the run from the cops.. Just to get a taste of that rush lol. Maybe i watch too much fbi files/ forensic files/ unsolved mysteries..
@Big T Lol I know I'm just kidding. Vancouver is beautiful yes I had relatives that lived there. However I'm in Northwestern Ontario so If i go any more north I'd be living in an igloo haha. I would love to live in British Columbia weather!
It’s my understanding we have very few long term psychiatric units anymore. These were heavily criticized due to rampant abuse, which obviously gave them a bad reputation. The current model is to get those who are suffering from a mental break in to a psychiatric unit, treat them as best as possible and let them out to continue their treatment with doctors of their choosing. It’s far from a perfect system and I personally don’t think it’s well designed to handle people with violent impulses.
It's designed to save the government money and satisfy popular sentiment. Tell a member of the public that some people should be kept on a psych ward indefinitely, see what happens...oh, and here's another good one: all you need is "to talk". Because, you know, therapy is the way out of all mental illnesses. That is the most pervasive, prevalent, utterly wrong misconception. The concept is that the way of out mental illness is to open up and talk about it, as opposed to taking medication.
If the barn raid had been an ambush, the officers blood would be on the hands of the guy who sent them in. With the suspect cornered in a barn, probably without food and water, it would have been easy to just wait him out. Also, why did the family have to insist on a autopsy for a guy with the left side of his face blown off? In my country that's standard procedure in all lethal trafic accidents.
'The killer was becoming bolder and more aggressive'... umm.. Mr. Narrator Sir... I believe walking out your house and blasting your PO 3 times with a shotgun is pretty bold and aggressive to begin with.
Uh yeah. Doesn't get much bolder than that.
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Right only one cop got shot. I seen bolder and more aggressive. Seems like he got milder and more erratic
I have to note he had also become haggard looking as well. He looked like a wild gorilla busting out his front door with that sawed-off shotty, a clear sign he was now a rampage killer. I bet he smelled of Cheez-It, sardines and simian b.o., hahaha.
Imagine surviving the Vietnam War only to get killed by this lunatic.
They thought the man's death was suspicious, so the family ordered an autopsy. The autopsy revealed he was shot in the face at close range with a shot gun......can we please raise the IQ a little? You didn't notice when removing the body from the car?
Well they did say it was dark out so it was hard for them to see the damage the man had. But bringing him inside probably would have showed it to them right away.
Right, blasted from close range through the driver's window...er.. that's kind of distinctive I would say
@@MrLukealbanese Buckshot, would look like glass wounds. If he used slugs it would have blown his face off but buckshot often time leaves little marks.
These nutcases should never be released back into society. Whoever agrees to let them out and they then start murdering innocent people should be held accountable and jailed.
The tracker who was stuck in the barn has been in about 20 of these FBI episodes haha.
Was just about to say the same lol. Wasnt he the outdoorsman killer?
Yeah he made a great Thomas Lee Dillon !
I don’t know why but this just made me super lol bcuz I was thinking the same thing. Let’s just say he’s been in every episode
Episodes are reacted based on events 😏😏😏
@@offthegrid3428 reacted or recreated?
Haha that spray paint disguise is fucking genius
The facility and the psychiatrists should be sued for ever releasing this murderer.
This dude is an exact representation of when players first enter GTA online 😂😂😂
You’re going to hell.
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Hahahah that's so damn true fuck I've never watched something so horrible as this
Closing long-term Psychiatric units, in favour of home visits and care-in-the-community, has been a disaster. Medications, used to treat extreme "mental" conditions, must be taken as prescribed but often have uncomfortable side effects. Far too many people stop taking them for that reason. Unless or until better medications are discovered, steps need to be taken to protect communities and the patients themselves.
its a disaster if they have kids, too. They need a long term injection. A crazy person can't be trusted to take their meds even when they live w/family
You can thank the democrat liberals for that- and just about all society's ills. The democrats are just smart enough to be disastrous.
More like protect the patient from the community. Most ppl with such "mental health issues" were driven into it by what ppl did to them. Most still treated like pariahs in most communities. Very few so called patients ever required meds. Meds aren't a cure. Treating ppl civilly is usually.
when I was a teenager I was improperly diagnosed as being bipolar, when in reality i had high functioning autism and depression. The medication made me ill, sometimes severely. Dizzy spells were the least harmful thing that happened. Got the shakes, lost my hair, had my eyes roll back in my head to the point of being painful, started getting severe panic attacks and insomnia. They kept adjusting and adjusting, never trying to figure out why the meds weren't working. I still got depressed. I still got anxious and obsessive. 50 mg of Zoloft was all it took to put a stop to it all and start me on the road to recovery.
Those side effects cost me my driver's exam as a teenager, never had a chance to take it again. And they and poor oversight are to blame for my blowing a 10k$ scholarship. Haven't tried to go to college again since, and I'm 34. Made halfassed attempts but... couldn't remember the appointments.
Every time I get a new doctor, of any kind, I tell them about this and I tell them. "Antipsychotic medications WILL cause me to have neurological problems. Please make sure this is noted in my file IN BOLD."
Indeed yes, home visiting has to be failed, surprisingly they say this chap was the 1st probation officer shot, hard to believe..
Could have been worse? Tell that to the dead people!
the detective is about to laugh when describing jacksons face.
Jamaa anakaa mchawi ama mganga
I like how good and caring people are, they immediately inform the authorities
BS ...
Just another case of crap doctors realeasing people whom should not be! They should be held responsible!
Until he went on this killing spree he probably looked like thousands of other psychiatric patients.
Get them up against the wall hey...
@@presto709 His release was against his parents wishes. They knew him better than the Doctor. Parents viewpoint should have counted for something.
Severe form of paranoid schizophrenia, antisocial behavior (sociopath who doesn't value anyones life), home made bomb .......... lets give him pills and hopefully he will take them.
There are tons of people who have serious mental health concerns who live normal lives, they can't keep people locked up willy nilly.
Instead of silver spray paint as a disguise, he should have just rubbed invisible ink all over himself.
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I swear lol, the silver face man couldn't wash his face so they don't notice him,
I admit---your comment about invisible ink is pretty funny!!!
“They were forced to lock their doors for the first time” excuse me what?!? Who doesn’t lock their doors?? I don’t care how safe the neighbor hood is I’m still locking my doors
the 1 time I didnt lock my door I got a home invader. actually a drunk who wandered into
my house and refused to leave. not knowing what he ws capable of, I dialed 911 and left the
phone off the hook. cops were there in 5 min and he went peacefully. at trial he said he thought
he was actually in a different town that night ! now THATS drunk
In Kuwait we don't lock our doors...
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@@danielkokal8819 a guy at 11a.m opened my downstairs window and threw in his luggage bag and started climbing up into my window. i closed the window on him and called the cops. my dad went out and made him sit down until the cops came. his suitcase was full of multiple fake ids. he said he thought he had the wrong house/block, and that was "his normal way of entering his house".. even with the suitcase full of different ID's the cops eventually let him go. I should've smashed his fingers in the window, cops dont do shtt here.
Who would release this crazy man back into the community and trust him to take his meds, he should be the one checking into his parole officer not the officer going to him alone.
Ah yes can't trust him to take meds but can trust him to check in?
Logical
If u go back and watch, when the parole officer showed up he said he visiting a week before the actual appointment
@@Rock-ry1qq No, they said the appointment was scheduled a week earlier, as in the appointment had been made a week ago so the parole should have been expecting him.
It happens all the time. Mental health for the chronically severe mentally ill is a revolving door.
Oh, but that is exactly what happens, that's the current system. Trust them to take their meds, bc you know, they have rights...! Gee, a mental health is mental health, no different than any other kind of health, etc, etc. When obviously SOME mental illnesses are extremely more likely to affect judgment, and represent a danger. Sure, someone with depression is not necessarily dangerous at all, but schizophrenia is different. I'm a psychiatrist; though not a forensic one, and I can tell you, schizophrenic patients are really NOT the ones to be trusted to take their meds, bc this illness affects their insight into their illness, can make them disorganized, and overall lowers their executive functions (planning, organizing, etc) with time. But hey, everyone is swept under the blanket of equal rights. Here you go, the result.
They should be committed to a full time mental hospital if there is no one responsible to make sure they take their medication.
Wrong. You have the right to refuse treatment.
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Why the hell was he released after knowing about his mental state and putting innocent lives at risk. Which fools makes such decisions? I feel sorry for the families who lost their loved ones for no faults of theirs grrrrrrr
Everyone deserves a second chance
@@jeffm1083 yes but not at the cost of taking someone else’s life. If someone from your family was the victim because of his 2nd chance, would you say the same ? Second chance could be given to people who dont possess a threat or raise red flags. Here the authorities dint do their job well which is completely unacceptable given that they are dealing with murderers.
@@vijaydeejay15 he didn’t take someone’s life before this though. There’s no way of knowing he’s going to murder someone before he killed the PO that forced himself in his house. It honestly didn’t even seem like he wanted to kill anyone. He just didn’t want to go back to jail.
@@jeffm1083 Opps ok my bad, watched too many of these episodes and don't exactly remember what happened as I watched it a few months ago. But anyways lot of such similar incidents have happened where the murderers have been given 2nd chance and they have taken lives after being released.
Because having mental health problems isnt a crime???
Lmao they make sure to use his middle name, each and every time from fear of being sued! Lol
Michael "Wayne" Jackson heeeeheeeee shamone!
Or "silver faced" Jackson
This guy doesn't sound very psychotic to me... Seems to me, he knows exactly what he's doing
Firstly why was this guy released? Secondly why was it thought that he would take his antipsychotic drugs on his own!? thirdly why wasn’t somebody checking on him weekly? Fourth Why can’t we have something like England for our mental health. If we insist on keeping these people around then let’s take care of them. I.e. for example if you have been released from a psychiatric hospital in England you have to report to a hospital every day to get your medication you’re not in charge of it yourself. Everything in this Country always leads back to mental health and our lack of excepting it. We all know that back in the day psychiatric hospitals were horrible but now we could regulate them instead of letting these people roam the streets. So many people hurt just in this one case for no fucking reason. Why was a parole officer in charge of him to begin with! And why are so many dangerous psychiatric disorders deemed acceptable nowadays? For crying out loud his own family didn’t want him released from the hospital now if you’re on momma thinks he dangerous you’re a dangerous!
It's because you don't get to decide and not everyone convicted of a crime is guilty. You have to have laws that apply equally to everyone. People make mistakes it's just the way it is. If you like how things are in the UK better than the US then perhaps consider moving there. Not trying to be nasty it's just that I think the solution is more complicated than you think and I do understand your anger and concern.
@@johnfestich5008 I think she was talking about crazy people.
@@johnfestich5008 first of all you don’t know where I live. Secondly I’m talking about taking care of mental health care! You obviously aren’t involved in any sort of mental health issues going on in this country. Most people after they’ve been on their medication they think “I’m doing great I’m going to stop taking my medication or I don’t need my medication anymore I feel totally fine” and then they stop and then people sometimes get hurt. Please read my words before you just assume that I am a hater of America. It’s called using and example in this case a working example! And if you know a way to move without getting married acquiring a work visa etc. etc. please inform me. Otherwise I know hoops have to be jumped through. And the whole system is set up for the elite so I can’t just go over there or any place else for an extended amount of time when I want to.
Why are people deemed mentally ill allowed to have weapons? And the officer not even a sidearm?
@@kentmalone8539 Unfortunately they don’t do mental health care for people buying guns let alone officers. And parole officers do not carry weapons.
I see this time & time again! Whenever these people are left alone, they almost always quit taking their meds! Nothing good comes from it.
That night scene in the barn was scarier than any horror film
The "Tracker" found the muddy sneaker mark.....yeah ok, good job there buddy lol
I love these, thank you. Old school , yes, some of the best, definitely ! 👍 , Get some old cold case files here and there maybe ?
The family had to ask for another autopsy ? Your telling me the police and the medical examiner missed a gunshot first time around?
How can you trust any criminal to be ok only if they take medication.
The media should have interviewed the Liberal Democrats on the Indiana Parole Board and ask them why they released this man. After all, he already had at least 30 charges for rape, robbery, car theft and assault with the intent to kill. I guess the parole board just want to give him another chance. After all, he had not gotten the opportunity to actually murder anyone yet and given his past history it would only be a matter of time before he did actually murdered someone. The parole board should have been held accountable for every killing he did. Unless they were total imbeciles, they knew exactly what would happen. For God's sake, his own mother told them!!
I don't think he is easy to recognize with his face painted silver !! Very smart 👏
He probably was huffing silver paint, quite common for being one of the aquired addictions from being homeless to cope.
Watch story of romanian street kids to see it in action. (I know your comment is month old, hopefully my answer was worth it.)
@@justEGO13 thank you I didn't know there is paint addiction. I know about the glue addiction bot the spray paint .. that's crazy
I'm hoping not too many criminals see this and get any ideas... Lol
@@islamislam9763 it's called huffing. You know someone does this by seeing spray paint on their fingers and face and a lot of paper towels with many different colors of spray paint on it in their cars. I know this because of a customer came in a store i worked at, acted really goofy, paint on hands and face. Tried to steal stuff. We encouraged her to leave. She got in her car and threw stuff out of her car and left. It was like 3 inches thick layers of paper towels with different colors on different layers. Pretty sad really
this serial killer sounds like scorpio the way he says "ggggeeeeet over here"
Man I can't believe this dude was just sent out into the wild to live like a freaking mouse under a floor board. What's wrong w society
A lot different times back then
These guys are making the killing of law enforcement personnel more important than killing other innocent people. They are all innocent people and no one should have taken their lives.
Oh honey if you only knew you would vomit immediately if not sooner. Philadelphia USA
What else would you expect from a program made about the FBI and no doubt the FBI controls the editing process before it's aired on TV.
That was absolutely tragic when he shot the detective on his front yard 😢💔 how awfully frightening , so sad 💔😢 This is why when we can become critical & dislike law enforcement , we have to remember what they face on a daily basis....... Sure I admit I've come across some extremely rude & arrogant police officers.......& I have..... that no matter how polite & considerate one can be.......are still rude! But......many are pretty good &
certainly should not have to lose their life in the line of duty it's really heartbreaking 💔
All these people experienced one of my worst nightmares.
This also goes to show how powerful our brains are if those chemicals are not balanced, even then some people are just EVIL I've learnt that by the many crime video's I'm addicted to!
RIP those who lost their lives 💔 scary stuff.
Be safe folks
Blessings from
Australia 💚 🙏💓
There are way more unarmed citizens murdered by cops than total cops killed in the line of duty per year so pretending that being a cop is this oh so dangerous and terrible job in which they are being killed everyday is not accurate. Too bad they don't feel the same about citizens
But he didnt kill the kid
Schizophrenia Is Murderous !!
Once Someone Is Diagnosed
By Appropriate Doctors, They Need To Be Committed To A Mental Health Facility For Life !
I’m Going Thru This. Very Same Thing With A Family Member.
The Wouldn’t Take Their Meds,
Wouldn’t Stay Put; Behaviors Were Outrageous !!
I Went To The Police And Told Them Of The Crimes That I Know Their Involved In The Neighborhood. They Told Me
“We Can’t Help”. I Told Them That I Was SURE Someone
Was Going To Get Killed !!
I Tried To Talk To Their Mental
Health Care Professionals Who
Said Because They Are 18 Yrs.
HIPPA Laws.
You Would NOT Even Believe What All I Went Through.
They Finally Killed Someone
Who Was NO Threat To Them.
Was Even Giving Them Food And A Good Place To Stay.
Looks Like They Are Going To
Skate First Degree Felony Murder With Just A Slap On
The Wrist. They Will Never Take Their Meds On Their Own.
THEY WILL KILL AGAIN !!
@@alyssabailey2570 that does not make it right for the detective getting killed. Weird thought process
@@victoriabishop1057 Can you quote where I said that? No? That's what I thought.
You know what else is weird? Using a story about a dead detective to write a #NotAllCops essay... which you conveniently ignored to what, misquote me? Good try.
Thank you for another great post. 😊
Well! If you call yourself "Doctor" again, you're gone.
Had been diagnosed with schizophrenia yet, released! What could go wrong?
Disastrous!
Having mental illness is not a crime. Of course they released him. There's plenty of schizophrenic people who live relatively normal lives. The police can't know who's going to kill
I was thinking the same maybe they should of taken charge of his pills and held him in a secure mental asylum
@@deniseshephard3347 I don't think they're allowed to do that. He has the right to refuse treatment and they can't force him to take drugs unless a court orders him to stay in a mental institution, I believe, which they can't do unless he committed a crime serious enough to take away his freedom for. He hadn't done that, so they released him, and he was taking his drugs at the time so he was doing fine. They had no reason to think he'd stop taking the drugs and go on a rampage.
@@HoshiMiddayDelusion some people with mental health conditions stop taking their medication and all heck starts
Is it possible that this all could have happened because he didn’t want to go back to prison and he knew he would fail the drug test that the parole officer came to get.
Yes, indeed so. My late father had been a bombardier with the Royal Air Force in WW2, later a pilot, who was discharged on medical grounds, suffering paranoid schizophrenia like this man, although was never violent. Fortunately, here in the UK he later lived for many years in hospital and was cared for with dignity and compassion. Prison is no place for the mentally ill.
@@michaelarchangel1163 That's what I am explaining how here in UK the treatment free at the point of delivery regardless works. In America only Dollar talks.
Basically just a killer looking for a kill. Hell, his own family was scared to death of him.
@@victoriabishop1057
The victims in this case can put in for a lawsuit and Sue the pharmaceuticals NEGLIGENCE
how is the the pharmaceuticals NEGLIGENCE. I don't get. Am I missing something?
@@victoriabishop1057 he must have meant something else because what he said made no sense
@@leannmeddings4068 agree
I knew you were head of the New York office 2 seconds into this video
This is so not relevant, but damn that chrysler engine (at 24:07) has a bad knock. It sounds like a connecting rod getting ready to break loose. Lol
Damn im this early, fbi files marathon it is lol
Disguise? 😂 only f#%$ problem is that now you have a silver face for a couple of weeks 👍
I truly feel sorry for the people killed but its astonishing that police would react so over the top to a guy clearly locked in the car boot like they are a criminal it's a weird quirk of American policing that confuses the hell out of my British sensibilities. If someone has been kidnapped and undergone a traumatic experience the last thing you need is people aiming guns at you and yelling. It is also astonishing that the police also were so paralyzed that they waited so long before they realised that the shotgun going off was a suicide shot.
My hero in this story is the lady and her son that were dumped out on the side of the road. I felt the narrator though her taking twenty minutes to phone the police was not acceptable. But for me I can only imagine the terror she went through in those twenty minutes not knowing as they walked if this guy might come back and kill them. She has to live with that terror the rest of her life but you will not see any plaques recognizing her heroism.
"Because you have made 'God' to be your dwelling spot
"-- The Most High, who is my shelter --
"No evil shall be allowed to befall you ...
"For he will bid his angels about you
"To guard you in all your ways."
ruclips.net/video/6AzXGa5wDhI/видео.html
What heroism she did? Definition of heroism is doing something extraordinary under trimandous stress,pain or fear she listened to her captive and when he freed her she called police,where is extraordinary act of heroism??
The intro is so legendary
"New yawk affice"
fahmer head
RIP officer Gaul 💙
Reminds me of that Family Guy episode. All the people from New York swarm the city to watch the leaves in the fall... They portray them as a pack of wild animals. Lmao
What is so funny!?
I always skip that guy... Just can't listen to him.
Silver face, trench coat, sawed off shotgun, it was the Terminator, looking for Sarah Connor
Hahaha 😂
Ouch ! Philadelphia USA
Director: We need a shot of a search helicopter, anything with blades will do.
Man, what a WASTE! It took a lot of man power, local police, state police, the FBI, guns, cruisers, and even a HELICOPTER to catch a "hillbilly", that had been DEAD in that barn for HOURS! Cost HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS of dollars. How RIDICULOUS and shameful for the force🤨!
I have no idea what I would do in the same situation , yet watching crime videos , once you're in the car it's not good.Silver faced Jackson, you can't make that shit up.
Meanwhile, Jackson had killed at least two people, carjacked at least five cars and painted his face silver with blacks streaks. Detectives deducted that he might be having a psychotic episode, but weren't positive.
Probably a record number of carjackings in one day
he think that no one will know who he is with paint on face
You gave this maniac 1 year AND paroled him 😠
11 cars high jacked by silver face man!! 😂😂😂😂😂 hysterical like why was he so hard to capture? Like he didn’t stand out. I love these old 80/ 90s FBI files..... but I wish they’d show us newer ones.
Haha love your comment
The criminal took the easiest way out. 😡😡
I think it's sad that a guy with mental health problems has died after such tragic events, however, I gotta laugh at the tracker that stood there for hours when he didn't need to. What a mare 🤦🏻♂️
Bro he was huffing spray paint lol
New yawwwwwk office
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
FBI confirmed Wayne had indeed changed his appearance. His entire face was daubed with hydraulic fluid and used coffee grounds
Thanks!
No employer should be allowed to send their employees into a situation like this.
Who the fuck would want to be a probation officer in the USA!!??, couldn’t pay me a mill to do that job !😰
Glad they are now carrying their own but should also have an officer with them.
Idk how they could think after bein shot in the ribs hed just lay down somewhere like wtf 😂😂😂
They built up that tracker, then it turns out all the tracking he did was seeing a fresh muddy shoeprint
Probation officer shouldn’t be alone on the offenders territory
FBI dude has the personality of mud that’s been pissed on.
Hey I guessed this would not end peacefully and I'm not even an FBI profiling expert.
They need to hire you
The guys you have doing little introductions are making these hard watch. We don’t need some douchey dudes talking to us before watching old TV shows that have been uploaded.
Mike Jackson.. rough criminal 😂
My boy took gta to a whole different level
What a difficult and sad situation. Of course I feel tremendous sympathy for the victims, but I also feel bad for the perpetrator.
I had a childhood friend diagnosed with schizophrenia, and also the mother of my ex girlfriend was schizophrenic as well, and from what I could tell they are really not fully competent or aware of what’s happening around them at any given moment, and even the medication they have to take is pretty heavy and fundamentally changes who they are and their behaviour.
I don’t think we’ll ever know the full truth of what was going through this man’s mind as he went on this spree, but honestly I do feel bad for the guy. RIP to all the slain.
We put a rabid dog down so this goes for people who are a danger to themselves and others
@@cliffbird7983 rabies reaches a point where it is incurable and untreatable. Schizophrenia is not that.
He knew exactly what he was doing. I’ve worked with people who are diagnosed with schizophrenia and they don’t act like him.
I feel very sorry for the victims and their families. Shame. But I thank God that neither my family or I have got that terrible psychotic disorder. Surely such a person should only be kept in a secure facility where not only for others but also for themselves they would receive the proper medical and psychological treatment. It is easy to blame him for what he did but the people who let him out should be blamed.
His behaviour showed that he was not right in his head. Shame!!! A sad story for all. Painting his face made me think about that movie about the Scottish Legend William Wallace.
Freedom 🏴
@@user-ky2xo2ls4m we used to keep them in institutions but it was President Regan that said put them on meds and kick them out. In my town of Bay Shore, New York 40 years ago there were alot of "zombies" walking around.
Lol “don’t fucking talk to me through the wall! Ur giving away my location you asshole!” That would be my thought
I get it that it would suck to lose a coworker but this was a damaged person with zero help. But not one person has expressed any empathy for the man. They called him deranged, psycho, etc. Ugly stuff
God help 🙏 us out from this crazy criminal
After watching the movie "Falling Down", he knew to get some really dark fatigues to begin his rampage. He obviously remembered "the golf cart scene".
One must say that often these profilers state the obvious..
This guy is absolutely ridiculously insane WTF!!!
Very slow action to the dangerous man
FBI ALLOW THIS TO HAPPEN to give their agents work and make it seem ike they are a viable group. without crime these guys have no job and since they turn their nose at white collar crime all they have left are street hoods to harass.
Your 12.. your not. DOCTOR..lol
That guy at the start is nonsense
The Famous Tracker..Good
But why he got that typa nose though
Dat good ol boy the tracker, he don t leave the moonshine alone.
Whats with the super goon at the start....
is it wrong that i always have dreams of being on the run from the cops.. Just to get a taste of that rush lol. Maybe i watch too much fbi files/ forensic files/ unsolved mysteries..
GTA style
@Big T LMFAO!!!
@Big T Unfortunately im in wimpy Canada so i can't get a hold of the real fire power like the Americans lol
@Big T Lol I know I'm just kidding. Vancouver is beautiful yes I had relatives that lived there. However I'm in Northwestern Ontario so If i go any more north I'd be living in an igloo haha. I would love to live in British Columbia weather!
Oh yeah really! YES this happens way too much. Philadelphia USA
" law enforcement" ok fine whatever.
It’s my understanding we have very few long term psychiatric units anymore. These were heavily criticized due to rampant abuse, which obviously gave them a bad reputation. The current model is to get those who are suffering from a mental break in to a psychiatric unit, treat them as best as possible and let them out to continue their treatment with doctors of their choosing. It’s far from a perfect system and I personally don’t think it’s well designed to handle people with violent impulses.
It's designed to save the government money and satisfy popular sentiment. Tell a member of the public that some people should be kept on a psych ward indefinitely, see what happens...oh, and here's another good one: all you need is "to talk". Because, you know, therapy is the way out of all mental illnesses. That is the most pervasive, prevalent, utterly wrong misconception. The concept is that the way of out mental illness is to open up and talk about it, as opposed to taking medication.
The government spends millions every year on prisons but nothing for seniors or mental cases where they need around the clock care and supervision
20:02 They had been carjacked by the Tin Man. 😂😂😂
Weird I saw this episode on court tv just yesterday
The silver paint is used as a cheap high. they spray paint in a bag and put it to their face to inhale the fumes.
I think he actually believed it was a valid disguise.
@@deborahwilliamson5655 I've seen it myself, these "individuals" become more unbalanced than what I can describe. Thinking is not involved.
@@jimfremeau865 I believe that.
Well if I’m stuck in a wood structure and u can talk to me thru the wall, y can’t u fkn cut this wood and save me?!
Nothing like having it collapse weakening the stability of the structure.
If the barn raid had been an ambush, the officers blood would be on the hands of the guy who sent them in. With the suspect cornered in a barn, probably without food and water, it would have been easy to just wait him out. Also, why did the family have to insist on a autopsy for a guy with the left side of his face blown off? In my country that's standard procedure in all lethal trafic accidents.
Nearly one hour of stammering and repeating unimportant details to tell a story that needed only 10 minutes.
I have started speeding up the videos because of that, usually 1.25 but sometimes more
@@djf750 Me too but sometimes I shut it off like this one after only 23 minutes. I don't know how it ends and I don't even care.
Anybody notice Tom Dillon as the tracker!? Haha
Good Video , Very Good.
Mr. Thomas, Rest in peace.