@@hideousruin Pedro Rodrigues Filho is one of them, there were serial killers who were only stopped because they were murdered like Thor Christiansen, Akku Yadav and Dean Corll
@@Spetia Yeah but Dean wasn't murdered by another serial killer. I think he's the biggest scumbag of all time as far as serial killers. So I know his story pretty well. It's a tragedy he wasn't tortured to death.
You know what's the most dangerous weapon a serial killer has? Not his insane mind, not any weapon he can hold, but being able to blend in and not be suspicious.
If you think about it, many of the most famous serial killers are actually failures, because they were caught and we know who they were. The truly best serial killer would be someone who was never known for what they really were.
Some people do it for the publicity too. There’s a need to be known and taunting. The end goal is to get caught because they want everyone to know about them.
My uncle (on my dad's side) worked with Jeffrey Dahmer at the Ambrosia Chocolate factory and my great aunt (on my mom's side) went to high school with Ed Gein.
It's a proven fact more and more people with mental disorders or psychotic tendencies are becoming police as well as military personnel. That's good to know right?? Lol
@@quaviolewisjriii3756 I'd like to see the study that makes this claim. It does make sense though. Nobody in their right-mind would become a cop in today's environment. It's just not worth it, especially in a large city.
I grew up in British Columbia and my childhood best friend lived just a few blocks away from Pickton’s abandoned farm. There’s now a public path through the property, it’s popular with dog walkers. It was so freaky to realize years later how close we were to something that awful
Carl Panzram had a really messed up childhood too. Lots of people do, and they don’t become killers, but I recommend looking into it if you’re a true crime “fan”. He had brain injury after brain injury including one from his father.
You are right. Have you seen his writing? It's the most phenomenal things I've ever seen for a person who had such a horrific life and taght his self to read and write
@@jessickalush3305Oh yeah I hear you I've read that too. Another thing is cruelty to animals fire setting and bedwetting those are called the dark triad traits. Its frightening
Exactly. I was still a teenager when I saw the movie based on his life. The fact that he claimed to have sodomized more than a 1000 men and boys got to me...
You should look up his writing it's phenomenal!!! Like he taught his self to read and write. Yes he was a horrific killer Maniac but check it out it's very impressive..
I've heard of most of these and I would wager that anyone who is even moderately into true crime would have at least heard of Panzram, Lopez, and Hansen since they're somewhat unique.
My dad worked on the pickton farm case for nearly a year before the media was aware of the mission and I believe it’s one of the worse cases of “fake news” against the police force in Canadian history
Employee:Thanks for calling los poquianchis,How may I help you? Customer:May I speak to maria? Maria: Holaa Maria:Holaaa Maria:Holaaaa Maria:Holaaaaaaaaaa All 4 Maria's:HOLA!
In Latin America, it is way too common to name your kid José or María as a 1st name. Because it’s so common, people usually refer to their middle name, 1st & middle name combined, or nickname instead, making their 1st name useless. At work, I know guys named Mario, Luis, Julio, Trinidad & Guadalupe, and it turns out that all of those guys are going by their middle name, because their 1st name is actually José. Even my brother in law goes by Tito and his name is also José. Tito’s step daughter goes by Fernanda which is her middle name, but her 1st name is María. Why would you give a kid a 1st name that most people have and you have no intention of using? It’s dumbfounding.
@@hideousruin It’s actually mostly 4 names. First name, middle name, father’s surname, mother’s surname. For example José Luis García Martínez. José is the first name, Luis is the middle name, García is the father’s surname, Martínez is the mother’s surname. This hypothetical person’s name would probably be shortened to just Luis García.
I actually have heard of Harrison Graham, he was a case study for my Mind of Serial Killers class in college. We discussed about whether the judge was wrong or right to throw out his insanity plea.
I have to admit to finding Carl Panzrams final words something to remember. And as for Bella Kiss' escape.... can't fault him. Peter Kurten the vampire of Düsseldorf, was someone you wouldn't even look twice at. Robert Picton had the ideal disposal system for his victims too. I must admit that I love these sorts of videos !!!
In Spanish the difference between the articles determined as feminine or masculine differs by being: male: el,los Feminine: la, las Therefore in the case of the women Mexican serial killers it's written: "Las Poquianchis", which would mean something like "the skinny ones" Not "Los poquianchis", which is a male article And that's it for our Mexican serial killer class, Hasta la vista.
l live in B.C. Willie Picton notorious for what he did. He supposedly fed people who attended his parties "Picton Farms Sausage" which contained his victim's in the mix.
Potentially. They don't know. It's most likely, but they don't know. He also potentially used a processing plant to dispose of bodies, and this plant made gelatin, and sold product all over canada.
Sometimes I look at these serial killers and think to myself: What could cause these people to ruin their own lives for the sake of self-indulgence from taking the lives of others?
Me too. Well maybe not one of them but probably have and quite familiar with the Pig Farmer. Kiss and the Alaska guy as well most familiar. Definitely The Monster of the Andes.
Is it weird that I am weirdly obsessed with hearing these stories. But when asked why, I say it helps me be aware and more careful and to not just trust people easily. But... it ain't that either. I guess it's just interesting.
Actually there was a sighting of Bella Kiss in 1932. The last known sighting occurred in New York City in 1932. In that year, homicide detective Henry Oswald was certain he had observed Kiss emerging from the New York City Subway at Times Square, Manhattan.
Edmund Kemper was also called the co-ed killer... John Norman Collins was called the Michigan murderer, The coed killer, The Ypsilanti Killer, and The Ypsilanti Ripper.
So... Pickton didn't exactly live in a "small town in Canada". He lived in Port Coquitlam, where I grew up. Port Coquitlam is basically a suburb of Vancouver. Best part of this whole story is, my parent's hid every scrap of news from me, so I had no idea we lived near a serial killer until I was 23 😶
I’ve read up on most of these. The only new ones to me who I have missed was Harrison Graham & Vickie Dawn Jackson. Serial killers always make an interesting read.
i think the most famous ones, were the ones who lasted for a long time, although they were arrested eventually, they were on the loosse for years on end
Unfortunately my uncle’s brother was a victim of a nurse serial killer. He was in a bad car accident and the nurse was assigned to him and sadly he was one of the victims who were purposely overdosed with insulin. The serial killer kept going to different hospitals and continued to get away with it until people finally caught on but he killed quite a few people sadly. I think about 40? His name is Charles Cullen. He is actually starred in a movie called The Good Nurse.
Recently picked up mindhunter. One of the first serial killers John Douglas spoke to was Charles Davis Jr, he was an ambulance driver who would strangle women, then make an anonymous call to confess, he would proceed to respond to the call in his ambulance putting his own victim on the stretcher. There’s very little information about him in the internet.
Wow as someone who loves watching True Crime docs n stories i was very surprised there were a bunch on this list I never heard of before & now I definitely wanna look them up! I found this quite interesting! ..Thanks! 😉
Carl Panzram and Peter Kürten , were there in the video ' scary last words of death row prisoner ' with the exact same animations! Great work infographic show, these minute details is what makes this channel so good
John Norman Collins actually lived in Ypsilanti Michigan which basically merged into Ann Arbor their downtowns are 10-15 mins apart from each other. He was a student at Eastern Michigan University while he was committing the murders and lives in Goddard Hall, which is now closed due to asbestos, but sometimes a light turns on in the window and people say it’s his, or one of his victims, ghosts. One of his victims was a sorority member at EMU. (Source: am a student at EMU)
At that stage it cannot really get worse anyway thou. Except perhaps if the executioner retaliate by shortening the rope so there is no neck snap but slow suffocation instead.
They made a movie about the Alaskan serial killer Robert Hansen. I think it was called Frozen Ground with Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, and Vanessa Hudgens was in it. Was a decent movie and made you hear the story from Sydneys point of view.
My mom was working at a photo processing place in MI when the co-ed killer was active. She developed some of the crime scene photos. Police told she couldn't tell anybody about them at the time.
The Pickton case is one of the worst I have heard of. This video mentions him but the details of that case are far far more gruesome and disturbing, almost unimaginable savagery.
Basically almost every single serial killer that there has ever been has been a debt collector ('hit man') for La Cosa Nostra that they thought they could control but couldn't. You're the best as always 'Infographics'. Oh yeah and by the way that includes the 'medical professionals'.
I guess I watch too much crime shows, definitely heard of most of these sickos. So scary how many people are serial killers and many we dont even know of yet
"13 Terrifying Serial Killers You've Definitely Never Heard Of" That's a pretty bold claim, as I've actually heard of most of them. Should I be worried? 😂
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“He was sentenced to death but had to serve a life sentence first.”
Death by old age.
Ka ka
lol
@Ansab Ali okay
To some that may be worse than death by lethal injection.
A life sentence is 25 years so after 25 years they will execute him
The last dude: _gets charged with 100+ murders_
The authorities, 18 years later: hmm, yes, he's learned his lesson. Out ya go!
South America doesn't believe in holding prisoners for a long time.
Might be part of why they have so many murders.
@@johanvajse8410 I mean he was about to be executed until the missionary intervened.
@@anthonyj.s.7266 but the police were the ones who made a mistake of letting him go, not the missionary.
@@christybecera7669 Yeah, you're right.
@@anthonyj.s.7266 The system in Colombia / Ecuador is quite corrupt, and Im not sure if they even serve life sentences over there.
You should do a video on serial killers who ended up killing other serial killers, there is a few.
That's Dexter
Hmmmm... I'm pretty big into True Crime and can't think of even one so...
@@hideousruin Pedro Rodrigues Filho is one of them, there were serial killers who were only stopped because they were murdered like Thor Christiansen, Akku Yadav and Dean Corll
@Calliophe Sage Rose Thanks for the information, I did not know it, I will look for the book 👍
@@Spetia Yeah but Dean wasn't murdered by another serial killer. I think he's the biggest scumbag of all time as far as serial killers. So I know his story pretty well. It's a tragedy he wasn't tortured to death.
The colorful animations make the murderous stories less horrifying
🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
That's y I watch these videos
Yeah it’s like having some spicy food but some milk right next to you
Agreed. I couldn’t even take this video seriously.
true
The worst serial killers are the ones you don't know the names of cause they got away with it
We still know of many that have never been caught.
Well allow me to introduce myself
@@tobyv6087 hi 🙋♂️
And maybe STILL getting away with it.
JOHN CENA
You know what's the most dangerous weapon a serial killer has? Not his insane mind, not any weapon he can hold, but being able to blend in and not be suspicious.
The tactic of Ted bundy
Works for me.
Thats not a weapon tho
@@rizzcs6018 cringe
@@mellowvalentine9354 Oh no, anyways.
If you think about it, many of the most famous serial killers are actually failures, because they were caught and we know who they were. The truly best serial killer would be someone who was never known for what they really were.
..... Jack the ripper..... The zodiac..... The two most popular
I agree with you.
In the business of serial killers, anonymity is the best tool, fame only represents failure, Dexter knows well.
Prolific vs famous vs killer...
Some people do it for the publicity too. There’s a need to be known and taunting. The end goal is to get caught because they want everyone to know about them.
@@ad1ldo yes they are narcissistic so they want to be known and feared.
You know you've watched a lot of Criminal Minds when you can tie the serial killers described here to the ones in the episodes.
So true!
Pickton is an easy one to connect
Ha yes!
😂😂 I was sitting here thinking I've heard most these on the show
I literally was thinking the same thing!
"No one expected her to be a serial killer." Sir, NO ONE is expected to be a serial killer!!!
Actually they are. That's why there are profilers
Why does your thumbnail look so cursed
*Le John Cena face " are you sure about that"
I was expected to be a serial killer but my heart is set on mass murderer.
@@hideousruin remember no russian
This should be titled, “lesser known serial killers” because any true crime fan has probably heard of most of these! I know I have!
Most people arent aware of them. If you seek out serial killer stories of course youd find them. The ones nobody knows about are the scary ones lol.
Right!
Yeah guys like Robert Pickton are pretty well documented
Yeah I heard about Pedro Lopez and Lydia Sherman
Sarah Elaine we should watch serpent together
The background music in this episode slaps
facts this goes kinda hard
I bet it does N0pe Yet.
Yeets slaps how?
This is hot
*ph music*
Killed 100+ people
society: let's release them
Kills again
society: surprise pikachu
My uncle (on my dad's side) worked with Jeffrey Dahmer at the Ambrosia Chocolate factory and my great aunt (on my mom's side) went to high school with Ed Gein.
Are you a serial killer?
I like u
The flip is the 3rd comment
My old boss knew Dahmer's stepfather. He had some stories he heard from the stepfather.
Your aunt is old af
My reaction to the title: “I bet I have”
Or panzram?
Same
Exactly! I knew them all, actually.
Got rejected to be a teacher AND a priest? Welcome to the police force!
Yeppp🤦🏽♂️
It's a proven fact more and more people with mental disorders or psychotic tendencies are becoming police as well as military personnel. That's good to know right?? Lol
@@quaviolewisjriii3756 I'd like to see the study that makes this claim. It does make sense though. Nobody in their right-mind would become a cop in today's environment. It's just not worth it, especially in a large city.
@@quaviolewisjriii3756 show the study
That's hilarious, but sad at the same time.
I love these serial killers stories. They’re like one big “hold my beer” contest.
This one is rather suspicious.
@@prussia1557 lol
@@prussia1557 is it the hold my beer? Or the account name? Because I'm more concerned about the account name.
You need to see a therapist.
More like "hold my knife".
I needed this video last semester during my Forensic Science class. :(
Hello goku
I hope u do well
Im currently a criminal justice student at University. My current semester is Crime and Criminology, so these are wonderfully informative!
Lol no kidding
I grew up in British Columbia and my childhood best friend lived just a few blocks away from Pickton’s abandoned farm. There’s now a public path through the property, it’s popular with dog walkers. It was so freaky to realize years later how close we were to something that awful
I love how everyone is just growling and screaming. Hahaha
Because they're animals
They sound like Sims characters
Secret language of the killers:
*cats
*zombies
*angry humans and angry animals
And the "blah blah blah" loo
Just plumbli g
I’m sorry, but I laughed out loud when Vicki Dawn Jackson was rubbing her animated hands together like “Birdman” at 0:48. 😂😂😂😂💀
STOPPPPPP 😩
Right before that he said she was a "nurth" from north Texas 😂
Carl Panzram had a really messed up childhood too. Lots of people do, and they don’t become killers, but I recommend looking into it if you’re a true crime “fan”. He had brain injury after brain injury including one from his father.
You are right. Have you seen his writing? It's the most phenomenal things I've ever seen for a person who had such a horrific life and taght his self to read and write
Many serial killers have had head i.njuries. I wonder if there's a connection.
@@jessickalush3305 I experienced head trauma at an early age split my head open at 9 years old. I'm glad I never became a serial killer.
@@handsomepsychopath.9012 I only pointed it out because it's one thing many serial killers have in common.
@@jessickalush3305Oh yeah I hear you I've read that too. Another thing is cruelty to animals fire setting and bedwetting those are called the dark triad traits. Its frightening
Bold of you to assume Carl Panzram’s story wasn’t already haunting me for years 😅
I Like turtles mom
@@SBP9212 what
So
Exactly. I was still a teenager when I saw the movie based on his life. The fact that he claimed to have sodomized more than a 1000 men and boys got to me...
You should look up his writing it's phenomenal!!! Like he taught his self to read and write. Yes he was a horrific killer Maniac but check it out it's very impressive..
Carl panzram knows what NOT to do with a drunken sailer
The ting goes skrrrahh pap pap ka-ka
What do you do with a drunken sailor?
What do you do with a drunken sailor?
What do you do with a drunken sailor?
Don't do what Carl did.
"...461 years, plus life in prison"
Because everybody lives longer than 461 years
Just in case
This is definitely something I should be watching at midnight and I definitely don’t make terrible life decisions
lol im doing the exact same thing
I can't explain why, but I felt sso proud having already known 3 of these stories.
Yipppeeee!! Well done 👏 😀
I knew all but one - Bela Kiss
I'm not sure proud is what I feel.
I've heard of most of these and I would wager that anyone who is even moderately into true crime would have at least heard of Panzram, Lopez, and Hansen since they're somewhat unique.
Yeah, many of these have been discussed on several true crime channels & podcasts
Panzram is the only one of them with a chance of being heard of by the ordinary guy
I think they mean filthy casuls.
Yeah, I have a fascination with crime and I’ve heard of those guys.
I'd never heard of Hansen. Most everyone else I had heard of.
I’m surprised you didn’t mention how Robert Pickton fed his victims to his pigs
And to guests at his parties too. ln the form of sausages he'd BBQ for the drunken & drugged guests.
That #12 panzram guy kind of answers the song,"What do we do with the drunken sailor"
🤣
skrrrahh pap pap ka-ka
😳
Panzram is white washed here.
My dad worked on the pickton farm case for nearly a year before the media was aware of the mission and I believe it’s one of the worse cases of “fake news” against the police force in Canadian history
i’m gonna be that guy, did anyone else lightly chuckle when he said “a nurth in a north texas hospital” instead of nurse lol
Yeah, i chuckled a bit
I came straight to the comments to see if anyone else picked that up
Lol
@Danielle Cali Girl In lol the narrator isn't the one who talks about the gf all the time.. it's the lab rat o-o lab rat doesn't narrate his stories.
@@sadsagittarius8164 yes, I too chuckled ever so slightly
Carl Panzram brings a whole new meaning to "what would you do with a drunken sailor".
Employee:Thanks for calling los poquianchis,How may I help you?
Customer:May I speak to maria?
Maria: Holaa
Maria:Holaaa
Maria:Holaaaa
Maria:Holaaaaaaaaaa
All 4 Maria's:HOLA!
I LIKE TURTLES MOM
In Latin America, it is way too common to name your kid José or María as a 1st name. Because it’s so common, people usually refer to their middle name, 1st & middle name combined, or nickname instead, making their 1st name useless. At work, I know guys named Mario, Luis, Julio, Trinidad & Guadalupe, and it turns out that all of those guys are going by their middle name, because their 1st name is actually José. Even my brother in law goes by Tito and his name is also José. Tito’s step daughter goes by Fernanda which is her middle name, but her 1st name is María. Why would you give a kid a 1st name that most people have and you have no intention of using? It’s dumbfounding.
@@AntonXul. Ok
@@AntonXul Thanks for the honesty bro.
Do you know why so many hispanic people have like 7 names?
@@hideousruin
It’s actually mostly 4 names. First name, middle name, father’s surname, mother’s surname. For example José Luis García Martínez. José is the first name, Luis is the middle name, García is the father’s surname, Martínez is the mother’s surname. This hypothetical person’s name would probably be shortened to just Luis García.
Carl Panzram just might have been the angriest person who ever lived. His autobiography is one of the most disturbing, sad, and terrifying reads ever.
2:16 buddy head going up and down, hat stays perfectly in place 😂😂
Thankfully not as scary when you think of them having oven mitts for hands.
I actually have heard of Harrison Graham, he was a case study for my Mind of Serial Killers class in college. We discussed about whether the judge was wrong or right to throw out his insanity plea.
You know youre way too obsessed with serial killers when you have heard of all these before.
Are they really going to gloss over the fact that one these men has his head in a Wisconsin Ripleys?
Good
ripleys is nasty everywhere. i avoid them at all my vacations
the response is copyrighted
i’ve heard about pickton because one of his victims was the best friend of someone who was one of my dad’s friend at the time
Infographics: This video
Me about to go to sleep: "Welp, I aint sleepin tonight!"
Same
Same
I've already wasted the night
0:37
Don't forget those other must see vids XD
I have to admit to finding Carl Panzrams final words something to remember. And as for Bella Kiss' escape.... can't fault him. Peter Kurten the vampire of Düsseldorf, was someone you wouldn't even look twice at. Robert Picton had the ideal disposal system for his victims too. I must admit that I love these sorts of videos !!!
It's actually Béla not Bella.
This show taught me more then my grade school teachers
*Than
@@m_ali_0450 Seems his story checks out.
2:37 ‘what do we do with the drunken sailor?’
In Spanish the difference between the articles determined as feminine or masculine differs by being:
male: el,los
Feminine: la, las
Therefore in the case of the women Mexican serial killers it's written:
"Las Poquianchis", which would mean something like "the skinny ones"
Not "Los poquianchis", which is a male article
And that's it for our Mexican serial killer class, Hasta la vista.
Gracías 🙏🏽
@@poohcanplay123 De nada :)
WOW! This is a f ed up word, not spanish. 🤔 It must be a Mayan, or Aztec word.. I am Cuban, and we don't use the word. Most Cubans are Spaniards.
Aüg wenderßen?
@@anakinskinwalker1724 Ich verstehe nicht :(
Wowww it’s crazy how Kurten was caught out.. esp having his head on display in a Ripleys museum!! That’s nuts..
Your right I haven’t heard about any of them, that’s why I can look them up
Las Poquianchis are very famous in Mexico, they even have a movie with the same name.
Robert Hansen & Pickton are definitely worth looking into
Quick question: Does infographic show have a podcast? Asking for a friend👀 also love the content!!
The casual criminalist by Simon whistler is a brilliant watch sorry if you are already aware just thought I'd share
l live in B.C. Willie Picton notorious for what he did. He supposedly fed people who attended his parties "Picton Farms Sausage" which contained his victim's in the mix.
Potentially. They don't know. It's most likely, but they don't know. He also potentially used a processing plant to dispose of bodies, and this plant made gelatin, and sold product all over canada.
Sometimes I look at these serial killers and think to myself: What could cause these people to ruin their own lives for the sake of self-indulgence from taking the lives of others?
And I've heard of all of these, thank you podcasts
Same
Me too. Well maybe not one of them but probably have and quite familiar with the Pig Farmer. Kiss and the Alaska guy as well most familiar. Definitely The Monster of the Andes.
Don't get any ideas
I've heard of many of these, thanks to the Killer Documentaries channel.
0:44 "A NURTH at a North Texas Hospital"
Kudos for keeping that in there.
I noticed NURTH too 😂
Is it weird that I am weirdly obsessed with hearing these stories. But when asked why, I say it helps me be aware and more careful and to not just trust people easily. But... it ain't that either. I guess it's just interesting.
🌚🕛
its not weird its interesting hearing their stories
I remember #6 when the case was in the news. Growing up in B.C. will do that. The rest of them were new to me, though.
Actually there was a sighting of Bella Kiss in 1932. The last known sighting occurred in New York City in 1932. In that year, homicide detective Henry Oswald was certain he had observed Kiss emerging from the New York City Subway at Times Square, Manhattan.
💕love y’all’s channels!💕
*also loves y’all’s narrator*
Do you like my huge y'alls?
@@tomatobagel big small ya’lls you have
Edmund Kemper was also called the co-ed killer... John Norman Collins was called the Michigan murderer, The coed killer, The Ypsilanti Killer, and The Ypsilanti Ripper.
*Alternate Title: 13 Faces Of Evil!*
I've heard of most of these
@@corey2justified1 Doesn’t make them any less evil just because you know who they are
@@blushchuu and it doesn't make them any more evil just because you don't, evil is a level of perception
@@corey2justified1 Never said it did. I’m just not seeing what you knowing who they are has to do with them being evil or not
@@poopityscoopity2042 complete idiocy
Actually, Robert Pickton is pretty well known. I've seen four or five documentaries on him in the last couple of years.
So... Pickton didn't exactly live in a "small town in Canada". He lived in Port Coquitlam, where I grew up. Port Coquitlam is basically a suburb of Vancouver. Best part of this whole story is, my parent's hid every scrap of news from me, so I had no idea we lived near a serial killer until I was 23 😶
Whats even more gruesome about Bela Kiss that he didn't mention, is that he was actually trying to pickle those bodies in the drums.
I’ve read up on most of these. The only new ones to me who I have missed was Harrison Graham & Vickie Dawn Jackson. Serial killers always make an interesting read.
I remember seeing a documentary about Schafer on TV once. Also, I remember mentioning Peter Kurten in a report I did about serial killers once.
i think the most famous ones, were the ones who lasted for a long time, although they were arrested eventually, they were on the loosse for years on end
Unfortunately my uncle’s brother was a victim of a nurse serial killer. He was in a bad car accident and the nurse was assigned to him and sadly he was one of the victims who were purposely overdosed with insulin. The serial killer kept going to different hospitals and continued to get away with it until people finally caught on but he killed quite a few people sadly. I think about 40? His name is Charles Cullen. He is actually starred in a movie called The Good Nurse.
I’m so sorry to hear that. I actually watched that movie recently and it’s incredible how he was able to get away with it for so long :(
I love that when anyone in the animation screams their tonsils just wiggle.
I learn something new everyday, thanks Infographics Show!
Serial killers : *mentioned*
Me, an Indonesian : *Ahmad Suradji*
Who?
@@javanmott2964
Just google him.
Recently picked up mindhunter. One of the first serial killers John Douglas spoke to was Charles Davis Jr, he was an ambulance driver who would strangle women, then make an anonymous call to confess, he would proceed to respond to the call in his ambulance putting his own victim on the stretcher. There’s very little information about him in the internet.
Wow as someone who loves watching True Crime docs n stories i was very surprised there were a bunch on this list I never heard of before & now I definitely wanna look them up! I found this quite interesting! ..Thanks! 😉
0:45 "A Nurth" at a North Texas hospital.
I'm a silent viewer, but do love these videos. Thank you for the content.
Most of these are far from unknown serial killers if anyone is moderately into this subject.
Carl Panzram and Peter Kürten , were there in the video ' scary last words of death row prisoner ' with the exact same animations! Great work infographic show, these minute details is what makes this channel so good
Them: you’ve never heard of these killers
The police that helped the case for one 🤦
John Norman Collins actually lived in Ypsilanti Michigan which basically merged into Ann Arbor their downtowns are 10-15 mins apart from each other. He was a student at Eastern Michigan University while he was committing the murders and lives in Goddard Hall, which is now closed due to asbestos, but sometimes a light turns on in the window and people say it’s his, or one of his victims, ghosts. One of his victims was a sorority member at EMU.
(Source: am a student at EMU)
Taunting the executioner before your own death sentence is passed it either the hardest thing of all time or proof of insanity
At that stage it cannot really get worse anyway thou. Except perhaps if the executioner retaliate by shortening the rope so there is no neck snap but slow suffocation instead.
Perfect. Be civil and respectful. I actually have to tell that to people a lot. That should be a lifelong guide.
They made a movie about the Alaskan serial killer Robert Hansen. I think it was called Frozen Ground with Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, and Vanessa Hudgens was in it. Was a decent movie and made you hear the story from Sydneys point of view.
My mom was working at a photo processing place in MI when the co-ed killer was active. She developed some of the crime scene photos. Police told she couldn't tell anybody about them at the time.
Yes I wanted this for a while
love how y’all get straight to what the video is about
How did that one sister get released? She’s a serial killer! Whaaaaaaaat.
do a vid on serial killers who never got caught
I’ve heard of Robert Hansen. He was featured on a show called “The FBI Files”.
The casual criminalist did a video on #6. It was very interesting and added a lot of detail to the crimes and how the police handled it
0:45. “A Nurth”
i had to listen 3 times 😂 yep....def nurth...
The Pickton case is one of the worst I have heard of. This video mentions him but the details of that case are far far more gruesome and disturbing, almost unimaginable savagery.
Actually The Co-Ed Killer turn himself in after killing his mother and one of her friends
I think this is another serial killer, not Kemper.
Basically almost every single serial killer that there has ever been has been a debt collector ('hit man') for La Cosa Nostra that they thought they could control but couldn't. You're the best as always 'Infographics'. Oh yeah and by the way that includes the 'medical professionals'.
I love the background music
This video is the most comforting thing today.
I guess I watch too much crime shows, definitely heard of most of these sickos. So scary how many people are serial killers and many we dont even know of yet
Great vid.
You should look into another brutal serial killer who is as prolific as a the Monster of the Andes: Luis Garavito
Garavito is not the Monter of the Andes (that’s Pedro López), his nicknames are The Monster of Genova, Tribilín (Goofy) and The Beast.
"13 Terrifying Serial Killers You've Definitely Never Heard Of"
That's a pretty bold claim, as I've actually heard of most of them. Should I be worried? 😂
Your animation is unique. I've never seen this type before. Have fun and success always.
The sureño from california Timothy McGee aka eskimo or huero , from toonerville 13 has over 60 bodies 🚀🚀🚀🦖
Who else is watching this in bed, thinking about how tired you are going to be tomorrow because you are watching this?
I actually have heard of most of these. Points for my obsession?
Guinness is really out there giving serial killer awards.