Could Patrick Mackay's Murders Have Been Prevented? | Murder Casebook | Real Crime
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Fred Dinenage asks whether authorities could have prevented 70s serial killer Patrick Mackay from committing three murders.
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Where is the accountability for the department who released this coward.
What about all of the professionals too who presented themselves as able to predict the future concerning Patrick Mackay's remission from so called only a mental illness which is according to them only due to DNA and a chemical imbalance in the brain?
Please man. We all have choices. He made his Keep these people locked up until the devil wants them in hell, then make sure they go directly there.
Till a certain point...
Was warned but they still released him??? Smh shameful just shameful this all could've been prevented
Some people are beyond help. This kid had bad wiring that couldn't couldn't be fixed. This was NOT "the system" failing.
I wonder if psychopaths think about why they are the way they are? There are plenty of psychopaths at the head of major companies, they don't kill, but they still have zero empathy for the havoc, or hurt that they cause.
Im pretty sure ur talking about sociopaths not psychopaths.
You are correct. And I've heard they do think about it. But a high functioning, non-violent psychopath is able to take out his aggression in a different, and seemingly more acceptable, fashion. They are not stupid. But are extremely narcissistic. Their apparent success in life tends to mask their psychopathy. And I think that is an injustice.
Yes you are right, there is a wonderful book titled," the psychopaths among us". A very large number of psychopaths are in charge of huge fortune 500 companies.
They just do not care.
I think corporate heads are frequently labeled psychopathic more out of academic prejudice & jealousy than because of observable facts. They simply fall into a category of powerful people with whom academics have little real experience, don't understand, and just flatly dislike.
Thanks for the upload!
All the things Mackay did after the murders, bobbing the body in the water, looking at bonfires, etc, it all comes down not to insanity but to recovering from a highly emotional, in fact enraged, state: just imagine not having empathy. Imagine it's a funny mannequin not a dead body. He liked the experience of killing, and he played around after: partly to calm down, from this "excitement" he felt, partly because he still felt the excitement and was also very comfortable in the place where he was now left alone, in total control.
A young man preying the old -- doesn’t matter his back ground. He’s pathetic People have gone through more than him.
Why on earth would a law enforcement officer show THE actual murder weapon, the axe, to the reporter, with what he claims is brain matter, still stuck to it? No gloves or anything. That can't be true. Besides being legally forbidden, it's forensically ridiculous. And gross. So that can't be the actual murder weapon. Whether it is or not though, it is stupid to claim that it is. What a terrible thing to do on a television program.
The case is already solved, prosecuted and suspect convicted. While I agree with you that they should still use gloves just to preserve it isn’t as though the case is open or waiting for prosecution.
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Case closed. Never let him go.
But he was released, and killed again
He could be possibly released again!
I feel that the statistic about how many elderly people have been targeted by serial killers in the UK is heavily skewed because of Doctor Shipman...
Shipman in my opinion is ranked in the top five serial killers the world has ever seen. With even a higher body count than American serial killer ted Bundy. Shipman has to be the serial killer in the UK was the absolute worst the UK has ever seen. Oddly I come from Ashton Under Lynn in greater Manchester England where Shipman had his surgery office prior to moving to the yankyville within the USA.
The Shipman murders were horrifying, but don't forget Delroy Grant. Grant had 18 years to rob and rape at least 128 elderly victims.
He terrorized London for years and years. 1992-2009 is a long time to sow fear.
Is nobody else spooked by that first picture of dude tho ? Like gahhhhh soon as I heard “ hacked in the head with an 🪓 “ 😩😨 omg
Yea, so gross 😬
Sorry where has the Justice system explained why this monster was released from jail. Why are we not asking for an answer.
Wrong question. The “justice system” consists of several different offices and agencies acting on laws implemented by persons elected by the people. The question is: when and why did people elect to be soft on crime? To understand this, you need to take a long view of history and the significant events that led to changes in attitudes and thus criminal sentencing. For example, it used to be that committing murder in the US almost universally resulted in your death. Last I checked, the lightest sentence given for murder was 4 years. Why, when, and where has this happened? In both the US and the UK, this happens in places under moral decline. They tend to be leftist and progressive politically. Look at the places where murder rates are the highest (eg: Chicago, Baltimore, Detroit, LA, etc.). These places are also the locations where the latest model of group shopping via mask and sledgehammer without payment required has become a norm. One of the first signs of moral decline is removal of the death penalty, especially for a person who commits multiple murders. Regardless of how it is couched or justified, this sends a clear public message that the life of the perpetrator is worth more than the life or lives of the victims.
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One who has never learned empathy at home will never think it’s s painful to others what he/she are doing to them. Many of those not necessarily insane makes more a big deal out a small cut they received WHILE THEY INFLICTED pain and suffering on others. Even when there is an abusive father but if the mother doesn’t teach empathy the child grow up to be evil, who only see his emotional or physical pain but of others.
You don't learn empathy. You have it or you don't. I remember feeling intense empathy as one of my earliest memories, age 4. It was a very poignant feeling. My empathy has in fact lessened as I grew older.
@@raphaellavictoria01 - You may need to listen to psychologists who claim when you born you born with selfishness you depend on your parents especially your mother for your needs, you learn by seeing your parents interact between themselves, with their children and others. If they abuse each other and the children, their children will not learn how other people feel.
@@TheRight-handedStranger Nope. I don't need to listen to any psychologists. Psychopaths show hypoactive areas on functional brain scans, the areas responsible for empathy. There is no consensus as to when this dysfunction originates; the currently accepted paradigm is that psychopathy results from being born with a predisposition, later exacerbated/activated through later events. But I disagree. There are enough examples of normal childhoods, and adopted little psychopaths, to prove beyond any reasonable doubt that monsters are born, not made. I know without any doubt that if I felt this kind of empathy that young, I was born with it. The converse must also be true.
@@raphaellavictoria01 - Monsters are born in normal families because they inherent mental illness (from parents or grandparents), that comes out as teenagers or when something really bad happened to them. But most of them raised a dysfunctional home. A drunken father or both that instead of bonding with the children (the most critical ages are newborn -5 years old), and as toddlers later are being punished harshly for not obeying a very timid regimes of the parents, toddler just like teenagers checking the boundaries they explore their freedom. When they watch a father who beats the mother, watch a mother drinking and who doesn’t care for if her children are being abused he as long as she doesn’t gets beaten, or leave and marries another abuser. The child don’t know binderies doesn’t care about other people pain, only his/hers. Most girls take the pain inward that’s why they hurt themselves more than others, boys wish to punish others and feel sorry for themselves.
Really? So it's the mothers fault? The mother who tried her very best to protect him? Even though she had no idea what psychopathy was? Not the father who was a violent drunk? It is not that he didn't 'learn' empathy. It is that he has never 'felt' it. And if the psychiatrists and professionals could not help him, his mother had no chance. That's a terrible thing to blame the mother for not teaching him empathy.
The re-enactments are too silly to do the story justice.
and after 47 years he walks the streets freely again. Unbelievable
Uk crime stories always leave me dissatisfied bcoz the 'punishment' rarely matches the crime coz they believe everyone can be rehabilitated even the worst of the worst always get a chance to re offend which is unfair to law abiding citizens whose lives seem not to matter. The criminal is the one who seems to get all the considerations, their rights seem to matter over everyone else's.
This is not just a UK problem. This is the same scenario across the world. Especially the western world. It's unfair and unjust. But the legal system has yet to catch up to that sentiment. The legal systems are much too complicated, with too much red tape and too much entitlements for criminals. I think it will eventually change. But a slow and painful process.
Same excuse for everyone..they have a terrible childhood 🙆🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
At first look, I thought the man police was Joe Biden. His fist looks. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Some heartfelt parental advice: if your child is cruel to animals, drown it.
The host while doing the interviews: 😮😮🤯
What?
@@yukiefromoz2573he looked like those emojis. He had his mouth hanging open in disbelief as the people he interviewed told him the awful details of the killings.
@@xenostim And I think that his reactions were appropriate. At least he wasn't stone faced and unsympathetic to the story. I hope your comment was meant in this manner and not in a sarcastic way.
@@Yosetimeit wasn't sarcastic. I just thought it was kinda funny even though it was an appropriate response. Def better than the common talking head response, "ohhh geee. that's just AWFULLL"
Prof Wilson is my secret crush ☺️
What an interesting thing to think that there are people... human beings that simply do not have emotions in the way that everyone else does. How horrible it would seem to never know what true love is, to cry or to be excited... I say how horrible only because I am a being with those emotions but I can almost beg to differ with that as I would assume that they might feel the same about emotions? Perhaps they think, "how horrible" it would be to feel true love but then to feel heart ache too so on and so on. Very very interesting to wonder. Perhaps if I were to truly know the difference between right and wrong I would be content in not having emotions. I feel these folks do not have to kill they know the difference between right and wrong. It's all mind blowing to think of since I have emotions.
Similarity looks to
Jeffrey Dahmer both so Handsome💯🥳😘
These would be much more watchable with less dramatics and hype
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Some people can’t be saved. As cold as it is, just like Jeffrey Dahmer, he couldn’t be saved no matter if he was caught earlier. Even he himself said he has no idea why he was so psychotic.
Patrick was damaged and disturbing. It was over the moment he started killing. Nothing can fix that.
I'm sick of hearing about vicious killers having a human side. We've got to stop thinking he should have horns and a tail. Zombies are already dead inside; What difference does their resemblance to normal people make ?
The justice system must operate from the acceptance that we are dealing with human beings, and human beings can be monsters.
Let him get his rehabilitation in hell. We should make vicious murders guillotine offences.
This particular arsehole had a mommy who didn't mind subjecting her other kids to McKay's violence. She'd apologize for him and it didn't matter what he did. She's the one who should have had her head examined.
He just needed his removed.
I think he belongs in jail. He knew right from wrong. He was never socialized properly, and being a psychopath, he has no human enotion, no rregret.
Was he really with only a mental illness?
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You had 4 commercials, with the first 18 minutes, of the video. You lost me as a subscriber.
If only the granddaughter came home earlier Adele Price would’ve still been alive and saved 😢
No they’d probably both be dead.
@@blacksapphirerainBut Patrick killed old and physically weak women
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2024, and he is out there among you soft Brits. 😂
I find it very disturbing even if you like the videos of such cases. There is nothing to like about them. Watch them if you want, but don't like them. Acts of these kind of people are inhumane in all of the cases. I came to this relevation by deep introspection. I am an atheist, but a humanist for sure. Wanted to be a psychiatrist, but studied Philosophy instead. I had a chance to meet men that are psychopaths. The older psychiatrist let me meet them and I was schoked. In one of the meetings a psychopath started to beat me up for no reason at all. The people around me stopped him and I was lucky. You can find out, if you think deep enough, and come to very valuable conclusions about human nature, but don't like the video. They are beyond repare.
Liking the video doesn't mean that people like the criminal or their crimes. It could mean they like the way the story was told, or the way the crimes were solved, or any of several other things. It can also just be people trying to support the channel. There's nothing wrong with liking the video.
@@amberphillips6856 My friend from high school got killed by jealous boyfriend. He got arrested in a day by our police. 40 years sentence, but it doesn't make anything right. I get you about growing up the channel, but psychopaths are beyond repare. I have witnessed many tragic things in my life. That made me think in some odd way. Like not liking the videos of criminals and psychos. I watch them and to try to find out what makes people do the things that they should never do in their life. Trying to figure out that puzzle.
@@insomnia6621 you're missing the point. Just go watch something else.
@@amberphillips6856 insomnia is jus a KAREN🙄😂
@@amberphillips6856 Well, I might just do that. I live where killings are too common. I think that I need to relaxe from these kind of videos for some time.
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lot of psychopaths on there?
PsychopathSocial. Didn't you hear? They renamed it. To honor it's founder.
I never understand why an axe 🪓 is always so accessible to the public in certain buildings.