Behind the Chilling Story of the Hillside Strangler | The New Detectives | Real Crime
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- A look into the Hillside Strangler murders, David Carpenter and Larry Eyler.
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00.00 Hillside stranglers
19.38 Trailside Killer
35.27 The Interstate Killer.
Hope that helps.❤
Why are some people so evil they think they have right to end other lives. Too sad
Those 2 girls getting off the bus and being stop by one of killers is chilling.
Frank Salerno was an amazing officer he helped catch the hillside stranglers but also the night stalker.
Richard was watching him when he was hunting for the hillside stranglers
Ramirez, when Salerno met the Night Stalker for the first time, said he knew who Salerno was...Salerno was one of the detectives who caught Bianchi and Buono.
@@railfantrainman1000 I know that.
I like learning how different things are analyzed. The science of it is very interesting!
I also like the feransic side of thing and science of things ✨
Forensics is very interesting.
What we are seeing in this video is 1% of what happened. Thanks to RUclips for respecting the victims dignity. Sandra from the good part of Mexico.
Well said 👏🏼 👌 👍 😊
My mother in law was almost a victim, he would come visit her foster family and she was supposed to go camping with him but her little brother begged to go, carpenter said no so my mother in law said she wouldn’t go with out her brother and the family believes that 100% saved her life.
I do appreciate what you have mentioned about this first case some people the more grey fir them the better I don't thank you 🌼🌸🌼
Blame the people who made the documentary and posting it. Not RUclips Karen.
@@gregmyers4787don’t think she’s being a Karen by saying that not getting information right is all
This is not the Hillside Strangler story. The Hillside Stranglers were Angelo Bueno and Kenneth Bianci.
I remember when the streets of the city
OF ANGELS were being cruzed by demons back in the 1970s it wasn’t a good idea to be around people who you didn’t know late at night or to go out by yourself.I made sure not to go out without my switchblade or my Saturday night special.nothing worse then getting caught off guard especially when there’s two demons that want to send you off to the morgue
You mean the Hillside Stranglers. There were two !
Yes there were 2 working together but they did keep that to themselves. Buono died a while ago (2002?) the other one is still in prison though
Was actually an octopus strangler
I thought it was two people too.
All you had to do was watch/listen for the first 16 seconds. The narrator said the press gave the title Hillside Strangler, but there were two people involved. How would the press know from the get go that there were two killers? When did facts or logic ever influence the press? You miss a lot when you don't pay attention.
Yes
I noticed that Detective Keaton wore the same shirt every day. Lol.
Well researched
Yes am a bit confused what’s going on here in the way it’s being told still enjoying it tho just have to watch little harder xx
What an irony; the police code for this case was 555
& the first 3 digits of David Carpenter's phone # was 555 as given by Heather Skaggs (One of the victims) to her boyfriend, in reference to the car for sale.
555 isn’t a real area code for California. In an acting role, all writers use the area code 555 so that there’s not millions of calls to a real number.-Susan
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The crime scene “recreations” are ludicrous. I love the big suitcase labelled “FORENSICS.”
The educated people focus on the story, not miniscule things that are meaningless..kinda like your opinion
@@williamtobin7282, now, now play nice.😮
You should do a story about the skid road slasher in LOS ANGELES back in the 1970s.
I haven’t seen or ever heard anything about that it seems like its a subject nobody wants to touch.
Skid road back then was occupied by 100%of black men it was a sad thing to see the amazing thing is it wasn’t dangerous to walk down skid road because non of those victims of alcohol had any energy to get up they were all emaciated none of them would even look up at you
Good point. Skid Row Slasher...that guy had a high victim count. Suppose there isn't much info or attention out there because of who that person targeted. Not pretty young white women, but homeless men, some of who weren't so young. They deserve the same justice.
Why is there no mention of Bob Grogan in this documentary? He was one of the leading detectives that brought Angelo Buono and Kenneth Bianchi to book. Quite insulting not to at least give him some credit. Somewhere. 🤔
Grogan was a good detective and investigator, according to former LAPD chief Daryl Gates, who wrote that in his autobiography.
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Your music track is too loud; it interferes with the voice track. Rather annoying -- can't go on beyond them lifting the tarp + 1 min.
if they went to jail why not oj
Complete disconnect!
the Los Angles detectives where clueless to say the least ?
Wicked men
Cool
Why the my thumbs up disappeared i have already see this episodes!
Now i don't know any clue what i already seen!
Very stupid too have more thumbs up!
LET THE THUMBS STAY!
Ok I have to watch this too the end, did we change from hill side stranglers, to folks shooting each other! Same case or two cases. Not really tracking the presentation any longer!!!
So agree! It’s like two cases in one presention , not helpful
Back again. This stuff makes little or no sense, maybe just one crime each episode, that would work.!
Aren’t there 3 different episodes in this video, following one after the other?
Aren’t there 3 different episodes in this video, following one after the other?
Aren’t there 3 different episodes in this video, following one after the other?
I forgot how to spell dectiv
I forgot how to spell detective that's what Salerno was a homicide detective and great at his job. Much respect to you Mr. Salerno.
I'll second this! Those cops put their lives on the line all the time.@@lorettasearcy1471
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Terrible.
I don't understand why this series is so damn scared to show images/faces of the killer and victims, and proper crime scene photos... This is why it will never be as good as Forensic Files ...
#2 is the Zodiac