BTK: Catching One Of The Most Infamous Serial Killers | World’s Most Evil Killers | Real Crime

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  • Опубликовано: 20 авг 2022
  • The crimes of the American serial killer Dennis Rader, who murdered 10 people in the Wichita, Kansas area over 17 years and dubbed himself BTK - meaning 'Bind, Torture, Kill'.
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  • @adamduncan6513
    @adamduncan6513 Год назад +223

    Won't call him BTK.That's what he wants to be known as. I will forever call him The Floppy Disc Failure.

    • @Anna-J0
      @Anna-J0 Год назад +13

      Here in Wichita he just don’t refer to him at all. But your nickname for him is hilarious

    • @GuhbsBeats
      @GuhbsBeats 3 месяца назад +4

      😂😂😂😂

    • @ajack1889
      @ajack1889 3 месяца назад +7

      LOL from now on "BTK" is officially "FDF" 😂

    • @The804ever
      @The804ever 3 месяца назад

      😂👍👌

    • @mickeypopa
      @mickeypopa 3 месяца назад +2

      I prefer Meta Data Failure, since he left his name and church in meta data of one of the text files.

  • @MrSamuelArthurRobertAllen
    @MrSamuelArthurRobertAllen Год назад +200

    Shocking how he could have stayed quiet for over 30 years and his ego got him caught. Seen many films/documentaries about this guy.

    • @bajramielika2990
      @bajramielika2990 Год назад +7

      BTK was very egoist guy 😅
      Denis would say it wasn't me it was BTK

    • @thebestofallworlds187
      @thebestofallworlds187 Год назад

      @@bajramielika2990 liberals would buy that.

    • @Rami-eo5xq
      @Rami-eo5xq Год назад +2

      He has copy cats why is this important event. Idaho state university had this happen.

    • @Rami-eo5xq
      @Rami-eo5xq Год назад

      @@bajramielika2990 both can rot in jail. Dennis and btk can pay

    • @bajramielika2990
      @bajramielika2990 Год назад

      @@Rami-eo5xq of course

  • @PatriotGamesROCKS
    @PatriotGamesROCKS Год назад +290

    Imagine being his wife and kids. Knowing about a serial killer being out there for years. Then finding out you call him daddy.

    • @memento5113
      @memento5113 Год назад +21

      Also to found out that he is one of the most sadistic ones ever. He was proud of what he did and how he did it with his methods. Absolutely horrible

    • @Ashbash-kf5xd
      @Ashbash-kf5xd Год назад +11

      Don’t feel too bad for his daughter she is milking who her father is and his crimes for every penny she can make. But I get what you mean about thinking you know someone all your life but do you really?

    • @jackthegod9988
      @jackthegod9988 Год назад +1

      would be proud as a kid

    • @intellectic9155
      @intellectic9155 Год назад

      Bitches call me Daddy all the time and I never raped and killed one.

    • @kelliehand1
      @kelliehand1 Год назад +28

      @@Ashbash-kf5xd that’s shitty. Good for her if she can tell her story and profit from it. She’s a victim as well.

  • @jermdogg1185
    @jermdogg1185 Год назад +500

    lets be honest! the cops or F.B.I, didnt catch him" he actually caught himself.... I kind of think" he wanted too be caught, not really caught but wanted ALL the CREDIT..... so he wanted public , too know who he was, wierd but prolly true....... Ego maniacs, these guys are....

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад +41

      Yes. His ego was his undoing. Actually, his huge ego turned out to be his best quality - the flaw that brought his actions to an end.

    • @learningtofly7980
      @learningtofly7980 Год назад +23

      I took classes from an officer who arrested him and questioned him. (he's also in this!) I also saw this questioning firsthand in recorded video sessions not released to the public. He genuinely thought that the police would want to keep up the game with him. He wanted "BTK" to have the credit for the killings, but he also wanted to keep up the game he had going. He just wasn't smart, my teacher went on and on about how they thought he would do something to be smart. When it all reality it was because he was incredibly lost to the new technology around him, as well as the world in general.

    • @rfc5544
      @rfc5544 Год назад +4

      Prolly 😂

    • @EssexAggiegrad2011
      @EssexAggiegrad2011 Год назад +3

      They still caught him though his ego was his downfall

    • @michaelhiggins9791
      @michaelhiggins9791 Год назад +2

      The capture was honestly funny.

  • @aarondrennan5650
    @aarondrennan5650 Год назад +260

    I went to the University of Cincinnati for Criminal Justice. I participated in a research study where convicts that had been convicted of Burglary, B&E etc crimes were given a questionnaire. One question was “What would make you pass on a house?” The #1 answer was a large aggressive dog on the other side of the door. For what it’s worth.

    • @randymillhouse791
      @randymillhouse791 Год назад +19

      I love my neighbor's outside, barking, BIG DOGS! They are so loud they COULD be in my house too.

    • @imdaisybelle2
      @imdaisybelle2 Год назад +17

      The Oteros had a big dog..

    • @fanfictioncv
      @fanfictioncv Год назад +5

      Do you have any contacts who have kidnapped and potentially killed. I can pay for interview and video recreation

    • @imdaisybelle2
      @imdaisybelle2 Год назад +5

      @@KJB7777 Many times they just stab or shoot the dog. I wouldn't want that.

    • @countof3everybodyOD
      @countof3everybodyOD Год назад +4

      @@imdaisybelle2 I used to have a dog I had to let out sometimes in the middle of the night, and I was always ready for an intruder

  • @GIBBO4182
    @GIBBO4182 Год назад +155

    Crazy that he fitted alarms on people’s houses…the guy who’s supposed to be making your home safer!

    • @lonerebeI
      @lonerebeI Год назад

      Smh

    • @robertshapiro3733
      @robertshapiro3733 Год назад +2

      How correct you are.

    • @VeganV5912
      @VeganV5912 Год назад

      @@robertshapiro3733

    • @neilj8224
      @neilj8224 Год назад +4

      So yeah....
      Most locksmiths are ex crims.
      Learn to do that stuff yourself.
      If you can't do the fitting at least change the barrels yourself afterwards.

    • @Mr1bigsexy
      @Mr1bigsexy Год назад

      Yes I bet those customers feel real safe and seccure

  • @sharonbrown6595
    @sharonbrown6595 Год назад +272

    He was a horrible man. Saw a interview with his daughter and this has affected her life a lot too. So tragic heartbreaking

    • @drewc1863
      @drewc1863 Год назад +12

      I can't blame you. It must've been hard for her.

    • @Chris-ek8wu
      @Chris-ek8wu Год назад +5

      @worked for the CIA when I sold rock 😂

    • @sharonbrown6595
      @sharonbrown6595 Год назад +17

      @worked for the CIA when I sold rock I saw a interview of hers and her eyes looked so so sad. To think this was her dad that she cared and loved to be such a monster would be hard on anyone esp kids.

    • @sharonbrown6595
      @sharonbrown6595 Год назад +8

      @worked for the CIA when I sold rock when I went through a very tough time the shrink said to write things down and it helped. I didn’t get it published like she did but I bet you publishers were banging her door down to write a book. So if she gets something out of it I guess it’s ok.
      I wouldn’t have got a book done but I agree with you. Maybe is helped her accept the situation I don’t know

    • @BM-lw6gn
      @BM-lw6gn Год назад

      @@Chris-ek8wu lol

  • @caleclayton1987
    @caleclayton1987 Год назад +172

    This is one of the most scary serial killers who has always stuck in my mind

    • @twistedyogert
      @twistedyogert Год назад +16

      I think that it's because he attacked the place where someone should feel the most secure; the home.

    • @crysn315
      @crysn315 Год назад +14

      Exactly. He even killed children. Being the president of the church council, and a cub scout leader -- who would've seen that coming from HIM?

    • @cjmathews1012
      @cjmathews1012 Год назад +2

      Right up there with ol' Charlie if you ask me....

    • @caleclayton1987
      @caleclayton1987 Год назад +1

      @@cjmathews1012 Charlie who???

    • @joaquimrodriguez8961
      @joaquimrodriguez8961 Год назад +1

      Just don't become one.

  • @gamewizardks
    @gamewizardks Год назад +129

    I'm from Wichita. Back in the 80's when Rader murdered Vicki Wegerle, this wasn't far from where I lived. I used to walk down the street she lived on to go to a local arcade nearby and I often walked right down the sidewalk in front of her house on a regular basis. This brought chills to me later when I realized that BTK had been in that area killing someone around the same time I frequented it.

    • @MrShishi
      @MrShishi Год назад +1

      When its close to home it must have been so scary and Rader doubled down on that to make everyone terrified. Glad they caught that scumbag! The murders he did to the Ortero really hits a nerve bc he let the family watch in horror as they where helpless - He knew orteros had 5 kids and that 3 would be left without parents, he had absolutely Zero thought for anyone else but himself, they should torture ppl like him.

    • @dannysee1
      @dannysee1 Год назад +6

      Arcades are fun, I don’t think Dennis would have bothered you on the street.

    • @randymillhouse791
      @randymillhouse791 Год назад

      Rader was a sexual psychopath. He was into girls. If you swing a lantern downstairs he would not have been interested, unless you had a sister.

    • @gamewizardks
      @gamewizardks Год назад +1

      @@randymillhouse791 That explains why he also killed boys. Yeah, I walked with my sisters down that same path quite often.

    • @imdaisybelle2
      @imdaisybelle2 Год назад

      @@gamewizardks He only killed boys if they were there unexpectedly. He did not kill Vicky W's toddler son who was in the home at the time.

  • @LoneCloudHopper
    @LoneCloudHopper Год назад +81

    Rader's lifetime goal was to convince the world he was evil and smart. Imagine if his goal had been to convince us he was noble and smart.

    • @JustOneOpinion
      @JustOneOpinion Год назад +6

      Similar could be said for current tech billionaires sadly....

    • @beaglerescue5281
      @beaglerescue5281 Год назад +13

      It’s much harder to be noble and smart.

    • @aaronl5072
      @aaronl5072 Год назад +1

      Then he would have had a seat with house stark

    • @fanfictioncv
      @fanfictioncv Год назад

      Hi I need some help with research

    • @LoneCloudHopper
      @LoneCloudHopper Год назад

      @@fanfictioncv How so?

  • @mohsenjoonam
    @mohsenjoonam Год назад +68

    I hate seeing our tax money go to feed these animals in jail. They deserve the hell worst punishment!

    • @robertshapiro3733
      @robertshapiro3733 Год назад

      BTK is not an animal. He is an evil human being. Animals are not evil.

    • @joaquimrodriguez8961
      @joaquimrodriguez8961 Год назад +6

      Being in the place; he's in is hell..., he stays there 24/7... eats and sleeps there, no mess hall no interaction with other inmates. Just a 13x7 cell... with two showers a week allowed no fun.

    • @myzacky96
      @myzacky96 Год назад +1

      You are exactly right, an eye for an eye, they should die the same way he killed his victims

    • @marcusfitzgerald59
      @marcusfitzgerald59 Год назад +1

      @@joaquimrodriguez8961 ummm no

    • @adamirishconundrum851
      @adamirishconundrum851 Год назад

      The Keystone Kops in Wichita wasted millions more in tax money fucking around while Dennis Rader was right under their noses.

  • @aaroncalderon6928
    @aaroncalderon6928 Год назад +225

    His narcissism led to his demise, he would have never been caught if not for his ego. How do you get away with murdering so many people and leave little trace but get caught believing the police telling you a floppy couldnt be tracked? 😂😂

    • @twistedyogert
      @twistedyogert Год назад +30

      You'd think that a guy with the last name of Radar would be more aware of things.

    • @aaroncalderon6928
      @aaroncalderon6928 Год назад +6

      @@twistedyogert 😂😂

    • @TheresaLyonhart
      @TheresaLyonhart Год назад +4

      Yeah, not too bright.

    • @aweewa5659
      @aweewa5659 Год назад +8

      There's no telling how many people were put in interrogation all night, being innocent.

    • @aweewa5659
      @aweewa5659 Год назад +7

      Rader

  • @Realwessharpe
    @Realwessharpe Год назад +97

    What freaks me out the most about BTK was that he was the epitome of normal. You can't say that about Dahmer, Bundy, or gacy. Their close family members and friends knew that something was a little off about them. Nobody suspected a thing from BTK. He was just this old, deeply Christian, family man from Kansas.

    • @Funnylittleman
      @Funnylittleman Год назад +37

      I’m a little leery of really heavily religious people. The average Christian is a normal person, it’s always the priest or the ultra-devout who are hurting children and starting cults and stuff.

    • @andrewnaranjo6514
      @andrewnaranjo6514 Год назад +12

      Idk man when you see the mugshots of BTK he look terrifying. To me he looks scarier than Gacy, Bundy , and Dahmer. Dudes goatee was scary

    • @rekunta
      @rekunta Год назад +31

      Bundy was widely seen as normal as well.

    • @lorehunter158
      @lorehunter158 Год назад +15

      He isn't a Christian!

    • @CelebrityStyle1
      @CelebrityStyle1 Год назад

      because Dahmer and Bundy were sociopaths, and BTK is a true psychipath, there is a big big difference. Sociopaths are made, psychopaths are born.

  • @BobbyFlay14
    @BobbyFlay14 Год назад +12

    I think what most don’t realise is there are psychopaths all around us. But most channel it into their work, family, money etc.

  • @pooryorick831
    @pooryorick831 Год назад +12

    That depiction of the arrest is completely wrong on every level. Rader was arrested while he drove home for lunch from his job as a compliance officer in Park City, for which he wore a uniform (and got off on the little bit of power he had incidentally.) At least make the re-enactment marginally accurate instead of hoping the audience won't notice.

    • @ftumschk
      @ftumschk Год назад +1

      I was going to say the same, so thanks for pointing it out.

  • @vakash
    @vakash Год назад +14

    My sister did a performance at that church when she was in college and she actually met Rader. Still creeps her out to this day

  • @tstazzers
    @tstazzers Год назад +71

    I believe that Rader had killed before the Otero family. It is unheard-of for a killer to choose an entire family for their first time acting upon their urges. I'm not saying it isn't possible - but I'm convinced he killed previous to them and won't reveal it because he may want to keep something to himself, or he may have done something he was ashamed of and doesn't want to be belittled for it.

    • @Styxswimmer
      @Styxswimmer Год назад +27

      In his own testimony he said his plan was to go there in the morning when he thought all the kids were at school and the father possibly at work so he could focus on his wife. Instead he walked into a situation where the whole family was there.

    • @carolinawestern3875
      @carolinawestern3875 Год назад +6

      I know right! That's awful bold for a first time. They usually build up to it, or happens by coincidence.

    • @Mikebuster
      @Mikebuster Год назад +7

      probably more children, which links up to the fact that the Otero children are the ONLY kids he killed on record.

    • @dennissettlemyre917
      @dennissettlemyre917 Год назад +3

      I literally just said this very thing before I seen this. They progress. Not start off with such carnage.

    • @87prawblems
      @87prawblems Год назад

      Yes, I believe he will stick with his 10 kills as his number. Probably so he would not be moved to a different prison or jail for trial.

  • @Ksangelnok
    @Ksangelnok 3 месяца назад +4

    Horrific.... I knew him. He was my sons scout leader and I lived down the street. I was a single mom of 3. We spent lots of time with him at scouting events and he would always make sure he was at my side. We even did a weekend camp out together. He came to my tent in the middle of the night and was unzipping it but I woke up. I sold Christmas trees with him in a trailer on a dark lot with my son alone! We walked together doing a can drive. Wow... My kids attended his church. He would give them rides... He taught my son to tie different knots. He also taught them to play some weird games that didn't sit right with me... by mixing pickle juice and other condiment items and making the person who was blindfolded drink it. He was also having the kids burn dolls and other toys and I would not let my kids participate in that. He wold laugh and tell me it's just a doll. I had to move out of Park City because he was harassing me and creeping around my house. I was scared to death. He was caught 8 months later after I left.... I'm glad he will never be able to hurt anyone again.

    • @iliketowatch.
      @iliketowatch. 3 месяца назад

      Wow, thanks for sharing that. Most accounts of Dennis Rader's behavior portray him as a completely normal guy who no one could ever have suspected was into anything weird. You noticed it and made an effort to keep him away from your kids.
      (This reminds me of a summer school teacher my then-10 year old son had. It seems like he was always trying to get my son alone with him, even while I was there on a field trip with them. I had to break that little game up. I just had a feeling something was wrong.)
      With regards to predators, if something feels wrong, it usually is. Trust your instincts.

  • @Clover5419
    @Clover5419 Год назад +40

    I knew one of the victims son. This was tragic!

    • @sharonbrown6595
      @sharonbrown6595 Год назад +8

      Must have been so very hard on him and his family.

    • @neilj8224
      @neilj8224 Год назад

      Is this an apostrophe or a comma crime?
      Either way, straight to jail!

    • @Clover5419
      @Clover5419 Год назад +2

      @@sharonbrown6595 I dated the son. It was before this happened.

    • @sharonbrown6595
      @sharonbrown6595 Год назад +2

      @@Clover5419 these kids deserves happiness in their future even if their dad is a pos. Their mom looked like a nice lady too, I wish the the best. I am sure this was a total shock for them when they found out what he was doing. It sure would me.

  • @chriscripplercruz1833
    @chriscripplercruz1833 Год назад +129

    I'm so thankful for DNA evidence now because either u catch someone that has been getting away with their crimes for years or you can set someone innocent free

    • @VeganV5912
      @VeganV5912 Год назад +1

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      Vegans they don’t smell, because lots of fibre if you eat plants and fruit and nuts and berries and tubers and lentiIs beans and potatoes etc. Lots of fibre !! PH 7-10. Smooth arteries. ToiIet ✅❤️💩🚽😉 neutral. And you get bigger and stronger and fitter when you go plant based. No fat deposits because fat deposits is animals and cheese and fish etc. Herbivores like gorillas and bonobos and Orangutans, no plaque because plaque is eating corpses 🧟‍♂️🦠🍖🔴... Hard arteries. No fibre !! We are herbivores. Like bonobos and orangutans and gorillas. Ape family. They are herbivores like humans. We act like ‘Omnivores’, and get heart attack and cancer and high blood pressure and strokes no fibre and fat deposits clog your arteries !!!! 51% death rate !!!! Vegans have 4% cancer. And Gorillas they have 1% cancer in the wild 😜. And they don’t eat meat, and they are huge, 97.6% the same as us !!! Fibre is plants and fruit and nuts and berries and sweet potato 🍠 and lentils and beans and rice and oats etc. Peer reviewed scientific fact !! Yeast is B12. Teaspoon 500% !!!!! And it’s natural, 🦠 (hint hint🥖🍞B12). Or marmite teaspoonful 480% !!!!! Duckweed B12 500% teaspoon !!!. Nori sheets B12 46% 1 piece......

    • @joaquimrodriguez8961
      @joaquimrodriguez8961 Год назад +10

      And thankful for that floppy disk, he should of just sent his driving licence.

    • @chriscripplercruz1833
      @chriscripplercruz1833 Год назад

      @@joaquimrodriguez8961 lol for real

    • @vakash
      @vakash Год назад +2

      @@joaquimrodriguez8961 he probably did it's just wpd is that bad

    • @joaquimrodriguez8961
      @joaquimrodriguez8961 Год назад

      @@vakash What do you think??🤦‍♂

  • @sauce1232
    @sauce1232 Год назад +15

    They forgot to tell that when he was a child, he saw his mother having her hand stuck in a sofa, and enjoyed looking at her panicking while getting stuck. He sais that this event triggered his liking for bondage.

    • @rmn85
      @rmn85 Год назад +5

      My childhood home was maybe about 3 blocks from his childhood home. My neighbor told me her kids use to play with him when they were kids. She said "he was a differn't child." would never say more than that

    • @frederikostenfeldterkelsen7431
      @frederikostenfeldterkelsen7431 Год назад

      I usually skip that part

    • @daseguin
      @daseguin Год назад

      ....and he even said she was a good mother.

    • @c-manmusic8211
      @c-manmusic8211 8 месяцев назад

      Dude wtf

    • @JenniferPoole.33272
      @JenniferPoole.33272 Месяц назад

      O_O that’s messed up and sickening.

  • @TriciaV
    @TriciaV Год назад +9

    I remember before he got caught. Lived in Kansas at that time. It was scary. We never went out alone. I was 14 when he started.

  • @andrearogers6383
    @andrearogers6383 Год назад +10

    Wichita, Ks. Is my hometown and I grew up hearing about BTK. Some friends and I used to drive by the house where the Otero family was killed. It was crazy to know that he was living there all those years! When they arrested him, it was the biggest news there for along time! It's all everyone was talking about!

  • @adamirishconundrum851
    @adamirishconundrum851 Год назад +5

    He got caught changing clothes at a rest stop after a murder, and the Keystone Kops in Kansas didn't even question him.

  • @robertshapiro3733
    @robertshapiro3733 Год назад +90

    My repulsion knows no bounds for this so-called ‘person’. How dare he refer to the murders as “projects”.

    • @faybianprince7795
      @faybianprince7795 Год назад

      Who the fuck cares

    • @brooklyniron1999
      @brooklyniron1999 Год назад +4

      We need to scrutinize people in prominent church roles - particularly those with military backgrounds. Gary, SOS and Jeff all served military terms, and Ramirez was likely incited by stories of Vietnam - recounted by his uncle.

    • @mschickie007
      @mschickie007 Год назад +2

      Why is he even alive !?

    • @countof3everybodyOD
      @countof3everybodyOD Год назад

      @@brooklyniron1999 don’t be so silly.
      There’s about a million things we ‘should scrutinize’ before people in ‘prominent church roles’

    • @NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya
      @NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya Год назад +3

      @@countof3everybodyOD 10 most prominent positions for psychopaths:
      Number 7: The clergy

  • @heidithaw1072
    @heidithaw1072 Год назад +8

    This is the city I live in. The home where the first murders were is three blocks from me. So glad he was caught a horrible man.

  • @ChantalsCritters
    @ChantalsCritters Год назад +1

    Great coverage

  • @jennamclean8233
    @jennamclean8233 Год назад +9

    I LOVE the narrators voice

  • @julieta203
    @julieta203 9 месяцев назад +3

    Reminds me of the Canadian Airforce Col. Russell Williams who had already killed 2 woman but was well on his way to being a notorious serial killer until he was caught.

  • @NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya
    @NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya Год назад +30

    The first murder spree (killing of the family of four, parents and 2 children, one tied up hanging in the basement) + location in the state of Kansas, is eerily reminiscent of the case recounted in Truman Capote's 1965 novel, "In Cold Blood." (1959 murders of 4 members of the Clutter family in Holcomb, Kansas.)

    • @imdaisybelle2
      @imdaisybelle2 Год назад +1

      The one difference I would offer is that BTK tortured his victims. He would suffocate them until they passed out and then let them regain consciousness and do it again.

    • @NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya
      @NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya Год назад

      @@imdaisybelle2 Absolutely. + Perry and Hickok, the actual murderers featured in Truman Capote’s novel, do not appear to have been serial killers- as opposed to spree killers. Nothing links them to any other murders elsewhere. No doubt Hickok in particular was a psychopath with a long record. Perry was a complex psychiatric case, with a horrible upbringing.

    • @iliketowatch.
      @iliketowatch. 3 месяца назад

      It's said that this book was an important inspiration for him.

  • @keepitreal477
    @keepitreal477 Год назад +14

    This story could have been told so much more effectively and with loads more details. This barley touched the surface.

  • @K_D_A
    @K_D_A Год назад +18

    This is a classic

  • @doja_kate
    @doja_kate Год назад +20

    Absolutely disgusting and not humanely fathomable. The Bryan kohberger case brought me here.. this is so monsterous and cold. That poor little girl and boy😢 I really hope he didn’t make the little girl he targeted suffer. It’s just so sick 😭😭May they rest in peace 🙏

    • @imdaisybelle2
      @imdaisybelle2 Год назад

      He hung the girl from a pipe in the basement and jacked off while she died. But I suppose being smothered with a bag over your head is no better. Cruel.

    • @richardmartinez5032
      @richardmartinez5032 9 месяцев назад

      These monsters are reptilian predators in humanoid form. Not all psychopaths are sexual serial killers, but the brain of a psychopath functions differently from a normally functional brain.

    • @Bone89
      @Bone89 3 месяца назад +1

      Have u heard of the Wichita Massacre? Fucking Horrific

    • @doja_kate
      @doja_kate 3 месяца назад +1

      @@Bone89 yes! Absolutely horrific indeed.

  • @Anna-J0
    @Anna-J0 Год назад +2

    Born and raised in Wichita. I was 3 when he was arrested. It’s always weird to see and hear about places I know and have been to often

  • @hannahsmiraculoustextingstorys
    @hannahsmiraculoustextingstorys Год назад +6

    I’m originally from Wichita KS and he was arrested when I was like 3 or 4 years old (I’m 21 now and no longer in Kansas) and while I don’t remember much about that time period I do know from what I was told later on that this was a big deal in the media at the time.

  • @TheMonkeyking37
    @TheMonkeyking37 Год назад +6

    The reenactment actors are more disturbing than BTK himself.

  • @billbarrett6285
    @billbarrett6285 Год назад +4

    I'm really surprised his voice wasn't recognized on the phone call by someone.

  • @cecelia1350
    @cecelia1350 Год назад +18

    Hard to believe anyone foolish enough to think the police would tell the truth about the ability to track him through the disc, actually thinks they’re smart.

  • @emmaransford
    @emmaransford Год назад +3

    He's courting the police 🚔. I have learnt so much from following these forensic deep dives .
    It's quite common for serial Killers to play games with law enforcement

  • @ginathomas2550
    @ginathomas2550 Год назад +4

    I moved to Wichita in the late 80's and had never heard of BTK. One of our neighbors told me that we lived down the street from the Otero's house. A few year's later we bought a house and turns out I lived close to Dennis Rader. My kids attended the same High school ( many years later) and I went to his church with a member that I worked with @WCH (only once). I lived in Wichita for 25 years and it's sad to say when people ask me about Wichita they ask about him or the Wizard of Oz.

    • @DirtyHarry69.
      @DirtyHarry69. Год назад

      Being from Wichita remember being 11 when all the games he was playing with police in 2004 were going on. My parents were so relieved. It’s crazy that this is home to one of the worst serial killers in history.

    • @adamirishconundrum851
      @adamirishconundrum851 Год назад

      Because the Keystone Kops didn't tell the public that a serial killer was among them, therefore they are responsible for his kills. Should be locked up next to Rader

    • @rmn85
      @rmn85 Год назад +1

      I grew up in the same neighborhood he did. Went to the same high school and went to the same grocery store as him. Since his church was across the street from the high school they would have a lunch for the kids once a week and he would be there flipping the burgers. I remember he was caught. my mom and I had to go the same grocery store he frequented and the silence in there was the most eerie silence I have ever experienced. You could have heard a pin drop in there

    • @Bone89
      @Bone89 3 месяца назад

      Were you living there the night of the Wichita Massacre? The Worst crime I ever researched

  • @idriysmuhammad4119
    @idriysmuhammad4119 Год назад +47

    Literally a modern day jack the ripper. And it was he who captured himself. Had he not been obsessed with credit and spotlight he would have never been captured.

    • @BTCMPOWERS
      @BTCMPOWERS Год назад +6

      He may of made it to 2020 but like the golden state killer he would also been caught using his family tree

    • @JKaiserable
      @JKaiserable Год назад +2

      They had his dna, he would have eventually been caught via ancestry registries.

    • @dj_instruments937
      @dj_instruments937 Год назад

      @@JKaiserable 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @JKaiserable
      @JKaiserable Год назад +1

      @@dj_instruments937
      They are solving cold cases all the time now because of it, caught multiple serial killers… as high profile as that is.. you seriously find it hard to believe?

    • @frederikostenfeldterkelsen7431
      @frederikostenfeldterkelsen7431 Год назад

      Jack the Ripper didn’t kill that many people

  • @Paul-ou1rx
    @Paul-ou1rx 9 месяцев назад +2

    He was caught because of his "digital footprint". The crazy thing is, even today this works more than ever. You would think people would become wise to the fact that almost nothing can be deleted unless it is physically destroyed.

  • @davidday8417
    @davidday8417 Год назад +14

    See this why I’m a firm believer in the death penalty ! This monster should have received the death penalty immediately because he gave 10 innocent people a death sentence 1 was a child 11 year old child who he sexually assaulted !!

    • @pitbullsensei179
      @pitbullsensei179 Год назад +2

      Monsters like him should get the same mercy and choice like his victims:none

    • @unusualsuspect980
      @unusualsuspect980 Месяц назад

      I would rather be dead than spend life in isolation. That's just me, though. I'd be begging for death after 5-10 years of prison.

  • @robertshapiro3733
    @robertshapiro3733 Год назад +8

    It took law-enforcement too long to catch him given the relatively small population of Wichita. Why didn’t they contact the homicide detectives based in Los Angeles. Such ineptitude !

    • @learningtofly7980
      @learningtofly7980 Год назад +7

      He actually didn't live in Wichita, he lived in a suburb about 25 mins from the killings. They did contact multiple law enforcement agencies and the FBI. I took law classes from one of the officers who arrested him (he's also in this). I saw a bunch of the case files and crime scene photos firsthand. With what little information they had, and lack of technology they did the best they could.

    • @trevstation
      @trevstation Год назад

      @@learningtofly7980 no they were simply too dumb

    • @adamirishconundrum851
      @adamirishconundrum851 Год назад

      @@learningtofly7980 they were the Keystone Kops, Rader was an idiot and they did nothing

  • @CALLAHAN19
    @CALLAHAN19 Год назад +3

    You can just tell by he's face his not playing with a full deck...

  • @katherinecollins4685
    @katherinecollins4685 Год назад

    Well presented and researched

  • @catladygoddess
    @catladygoddess Год назад +1

    Their ego and narcissism is often the undoing for many serial killers.

  • @bach556
    @bach556 Год назад +11

    The way these killers think has always fascinated me … that’s why i like these types of documentaries

    • @kimwalsh
      @kimwalsh Год назад

      Me too also people who are brain washed by cults or someone who is 3 bricks short a load

    • @bach556
      @bach556 Год назад +1

      @@kimwalsh yeah true !

  • @daymonlindsey8150
    @daymonlindsey8150 Год назад +4

    Why we don't feed animals like this to rats is beyond me.

  • @christophermuller8593
    @christophermuller8593 5 месяцев назад

    I live in San Diego but my dads side of the family lives in Wichita and throughout Kansas. My dad lived in Wichita for a long time. Every year from the ages of 12-16 i would stay the summer with my dad. I do remember seeing this guy at the church a couple times when my grandmad would pick me up and take me to church.

  • @jermainewashington7447
    @jermainewashington7447 27 дней назад

    This dude terrorized Wichita. My parents would always check the phone lines before going inside. Never thought he’d get caught. Thought he was dead. When he resurfaced in 2003 we were all astonished. So satisfying that he was finally caught. My best friend in Jr. High went to that Lutheran church on Hillside and 53rd. We went to school at Heights.

  • @Something125_
    @Something125_ Год назад +5

    I always think back at this and laugh about his stupidity. He could’ve gotten away with it but fell for the preschool pinky-promises.

  • @Dabebo-xk2bt
    @Dabebo-xk2bt Год назад +3

    Extremely unlikely he would have been caught without doing the ego trip. That is terrifying. What a world we live on. Paranoid is not adequate to describe my attitude. RIP to those victims and their loved ones comfort for their loss.

    • @JeanneGuarnieri-vs7zn
      @JeanneGuarnieri-vs7zn Год назад

      Right??? I'm no longer a fan of feeding into anyone's ego. Either you live right? Honoring God and your neighbor. Or? You're doing the work of Satan
      End of story.

    • @darbyhill7511
      @darbyhill7511 11 месяцев назад +2

      I know they said they found semen at some of the crime scenes. So if they had his DNA, even if he was never in a National system, with the advent of forensic genetic genealogy, I have hope they would caught him (albeit probably about 15-20 years later)

  • @tammylynnbeatricedoyle4500
    @tammylynnbeatricedoyle4500 3 месяца назад +1

    BTK was one of the most horrific serial killers 😢

  • @Grassyknolldallas
    @Grassyknolldallas Год назад +6

    If it wasn’t for a computer nerd at they would of never found him. I find this to be one of most creepy since he did it over a period of time. And was a deacon at a church

  • @michaelhays5252
    @michaelhays5252 Год назад +3

    I was at work at the prison in El dorado the day Dennis Rader was brought to the prison. They brought him in and took him to B-cell house, he never set foot into our intake building.

  • @hannahlowe794
    @hannahlowe794 Год назад +8

    Dennis Rader is a monster.

    • @Bone89
      @Bone89 3 месяца назад

      Have you checked out the Carr Brothers? The Wichita Massacre

  • @brannonmcclure6970
    @brannonmcclure6970 Год назад +1

    I want to be the guy that catches him off guard. Look him in the eye and say, “ your outta here” !

  • @norbeaster784
    @norbeaster784 Год назад +1

    Arrogance is a Psychopath/Narcissists BIGGEST Blindspot.

  • @bigantho1557
    @bigantho1557 Год назад +10

    I don’t know how you can torture somebody to death. That’s just the worst to me.

    • @Bone89
      @Bone89 3 месяца назад

      The wichita massacre. The Carr Brothers. Make BTK seem like a choir boy

  • @chriscripplercruz1833
    @chriscripplercruz1833 Год назад +37

    I really respect that you guys didn't show a picture of the children that passed in the first set murders may everyone that became a victim of this monster rest in peace and may he burn

    • @ManDelamMariroMikhad
      @ManDelamMariroMikhad Год назад +5

      its weird and hypocritical, they should either show all or none.

    • @dfworld731
      @dfworld731 Год назад +5

      @@ManDelamMariroMikhad children are different

    • @emilieraphael4431
      @emilieraphael4431 Год назад +1

      Amen!

    • @unusualsuspect980
      @unusualsuspect980 Месяц назад

      ​@@ManDelamMariroMikhadWhy? Just for you so you can get what you want? How selfish and childish.

    • @ManDelamMariroMikhad
      @ManDelamMariroMikhad Месяц назад

      @@dfworld731 That's no argument, that's question begging.

  • @MyName-ot3ou
    @MyName-ot3ou 4 месяца назад +1

    Dennis rader aka btk left a cereal box with notes in it right down the street from multiple people and myself, the cereal box had multiple things in it and the notes And what's crazy is one of my friends took boy scout training from him

  • @gregdahlen4375
    @gregdahlen4375 Год назад +2

    The interest in tying knots goes with the Cub Scout involvement.

  • @merimasviland6817
    @merimasviland6817 Год назад +27

    Why is Elisabeth the expert? She has nothing to add and just says things that are common sense and logical in the case

    • @chriswade9871
      @chriswade9871 Год назад +7

      I believe they get anyone from the UK with a masters in criminology and let them talk bollocks for an hour. Good gig to be fair

    • @kevinmalone3210
      @kevinmalone3210 Год назад +2

      For filler.

    • @rickybobby2789
      @rickybobby2789 Год назад +2

      Because the producer wants to hit that 🤷🏿‍♂️

    • @dannysee1
      @dannysee1 Год назад +1

      Guy with the bow tie looks like quite the Flamer.

    • @dannysee1
      @dannysee1 Год назад

      @@rickybobby2789 what is that emoji?

  • @TheWirdbird
    @TheWirdbird Год назад +4

    BTK was not really "caught". Detectives had no clue, until many, many years later when Denis Rader sent them a floppy disc with a letter on it. Had Rader not done that he probably never would have been caught.

    • @adamirishconundrum851
      @adamirishconundrum851 Год назад

      Not in Wichita, those cops were so stupid. Anywhere else he would have been caught quickly

    • @tanyafrida7380
      @tanyafrida7380 Год назад +1

      Nah, they would have found him through public DNA search. He was toast eventually. Just like Golden State. So proud of himself. But he got caught. HAHAHA.

  • @laurieb3703
    @laurieb3703 9 месяцев назад

    And to think of all the drawings of his they've now uncovered 😢 Absolutely horrifying.

  • @hgrigo13
    @hgrigo13 Год назад +2

    The daughter is strange too…

  • @jclbuxfan
    @jclbuxfan Год назад +20

    How he kept this away from his family for that long is astonishing. HOW? There had to be signs or clue that the wife or kids have to have stumbled on or found.

    • @disabledbabe
      @disabledbabe 10 месяцев назад +9

      If someone doesn't do anything to make you suspect them, you won't. He used church activities to cover up his killing sprees.

    • @richardmartinez5032
      @richardmartinez5032 9 месяцев назад +1

      He chased them all out of the house on Saturday mornings so he could clean. He would go up into the kids' tree house to spend time with his trophies.

    • @SandraAnnEvans
      @SandraAnnEvans 9 месяцев назад

      I think they "condition" their families using "fear" as a strategy to prevent any one of his family members from questioning anything . . . His wife stays hidden, his son also stays hidden and even though his daughter speaks publicly, she has P.T S.D. from years of his impulsive abusive episodes . . . They most likely lived walking on egg shells . . . AFRAID

    • @reichmuth100
      @reichmuth100 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@richardmartinez5032 He had a shed in the backyard with a lock. and Kerri said they NEVER went threw
      his stuff.

    • @iliketowatch.
      @iliketowatch. 3 месяца назад +1

      When the way things are while you are growing up is the only way you've ever known, you have nothing to compare it to.
      "It's normal for the father of the family to have a locked shed that no one can enter under any circumstances."
      "It's also normal for a father to cruise around the neighborhood late at night instead of staying home with his family."
      Neither one of these things is SO far out of the norm that you'd suspect anything.

  • @trevorlee7945
    @trevorlee7945 Год назад +4

    His own ego got him caught he would have gotten away with his murders if he stayed underground and didn't send letters to the police that is the scary thing is that these monsters are living amongst us and we have no idea .

  • @andrewcross8244
    @andrewcross8244 Год назад +4

    This is the reason why I sleep with a weapon within arms reach.

    • @saks5thave.687
      @saks5thave.687 Год назад +3

      That won’t do nothing if you’re sleep and he’s awake 😂

  • @BoJack_HorseFly85
    @BoJack_HorseFly85 20 дней назад

    35:00 recognizable moment for any person with any affinity with IT: "He did some super technical complicated stuff, don't ask me about it!"
    IT Engineer: right click on file -> Properties

  • @brycekennedy5935
    @brycekennedy5935 7 месяцев назад +1

    His narcissism is what got him caught.
    He couldn't stand to not have all of the attention and credit.
    He would've gone to his grave without being caught if he just stayed quiet. But his narcissism wouldn't allow that.

  • @youknow95
    @youknow95 Год назад +16

    How he was caught is very stupid he thought to be smart by sending them shit and they tracked it to him. LOL

    • @tonyprice2256
      @tonyprice2256 Год назад +1

      I know right? Now he is going to spend the rest of his life all alone with no freedom in a dark lonely hole. He will be eating crappy food that someone could be pissing in every day.

    • @marleylove510
      @marleylove510 Год назад +2

      @@tonyprice2256
      Good

    • @martinsorenson1055
      @martinsorenson1055 Год назад

      The media and detectives call him brilliant and smart, but I don't think he was as smart and clever as they thought he was. So much of what he did was not as well planned, by his own admission. The brother being shot but still able to get away, for example. What saved Rader were the facts that he could maintain a normal home life, his job as a security installer, and a model churchgoer. What did him in was his ego.

    • @learningtofly7980
      @learningtofly7980 Год назад +2

      @@martinsorenson1055 Very true. I took classes from one of the detectives who made the arrest (he's also in this) he talked about how everyone thought he was so smart. When really he made tons of mistakes that happened to line up that made it look like he was much smarter than he actually was.

    • @pleidiolwyfimwlad2104
      @pleidiolwyfimwlad2104 Год назад +1

      More than likely wanted 2 b caught

  • @ms.lisamurphy269
    @ms.lisamurphy269 Год назад +41

    I absolutely believe he orchestrated getting caught. Ive heard several instances of him being interviewed, and he really seemed unsatisfied in his older years with the thought that his story wouldn't be immortal. He'd just "ride off into tht sunset - his words verbatim - was akin to defeat. He wanted to br remembered. Like Bundy. Like Gacy...Dahmer and other infamous serial killers. But they all had a face. He had to give up his freedom to assure ...his face ..too, would join those ranks. He succeeded spectacularly. Because here we are, listening again to the murky nightmarish details. This documentary uploaded just days after another, new and extremely well researched doc was released. ...he's immortal.

    • @reformedgringle
      @reformedgringle Год назад +5

      He didn't wanna get caught at all

    • @adamirishconundrum851
      @adamirishconundrum851 Год назад

      He was going to put evidence in a safety deposit box to be opened after his death. The Keystone Kops in Wichita are pretty stupid but even they couldn't not arrest him after he stooged himself off

    • @freekodak3387
      @freekodak3387 9 месяцев назад

      @@reformedgringlehe didn’t want the consequences, if I was a killer I wouldn’t mind being faceless and living with the thought of what I got away with, but ofc I am not a narcissistic serial killer like radar or any sort or killer at that matter

    • @monoonlagoon7641
      @monoonlagoon7641 9 месяцев назад

      Suspicious comment here at the very least@@freekodak3387

    • @tonysopranooo1
      @tonysopranooo1 9 месяцев назад +1

      if he didn't get caught it would be even more notorious and immortal though.. he would up there with Jack the ripper and the Zodiac

  • @Tritiuminducedfusion
    @Tritiuminducedfusion 3 месяца назад +1

    How do you get away with this for 30 years, then a) use your car to go to a crime scene with surveillance cameras, b) sending traceable technology to the cops... it's almost as if he wanted to be caught.

    • @unusualsuspect980
      @unusualsuspect980 Месяц назад

      It's almost like he was a dumbass. It was easier to get away with this stuff before DNA and technology. Dude was just an ignorant boomer that got lucky.

  • @topspot4834
    @topspot4834 3 месяца назад +1

    There's no way that family was his first murder. And there's no way he went that long between killings.

  • @dominicconnor3437
    @dominicconnor3437 Год назад +3

    Sometimes the American law that says no to cruel and unusual punishment seems like a miscarriage of justice.

    • @matthewgliatto7339
      @matthewgliatto7339 6 месяцев назад

      You’re misusing the phrase “miscarriage of justice”. That’s when they convict and punish the wrong person. Not when they convict the right person but are just a bit too lenient on them.
      The reason I care about this distinction is just that miscarriages of justice are usually a much more outrageous form of injustice than insufficient punishment of the true culprit could ever be. There may be some exceptions, though.

  • @antbooboo5884
    @antbooboo5884 4 месяца назад +3

    This is why capital punishment is necessary.

  • @blakeross9385
    @blakeross9385 Год назад

    I was an extra in a movie they did about BTK. I forget the actor that played him, but the resemblance was chilling!

    • @karlsonkab51
      @karlsonkab51 8 месяцев назад

      - could it have been Gregg Henry ?

  • @BlazerProject
    @BlazerProject Год назад +1

    One thing I still remember about this was when he resurfaced was that one of the news anchors of KAKE News had covered it when it first happened. I don't want to know what went through his mind when that happened.

  • @SP4NKH4RD
    @SP4NKH4RD Год назад +17

    He lived 3 houses down from me. He was a fucking weirdo, I don't know how he went undetected for so long.

    • @christopherjones4902
      @christopherjones4902 Год назад +2

      Then why didn't you go to the police? lol

    • @BM-lw6gn
      @BM-lw6gn Год назад +4

      @@christopherjones4902 Aye thought so myself. Being a weirdo is not illegal per sa

    • @zickosman
      @zickosman Год назад +3

      Could you follow up? Why are you thinking he was a weirdo?

    • @SP4NKH4RD
      @SP4NKH4RD Год назад +3

      @@zickosman he was the neighborhood dog catcher and he just seemed so arrogant but at the same time extremely socially awkward. People have claimed he let their dogs out of their yard just to catch them. He yelled at my brother saying our grass was too tall when he had no authority over that.

    • @SP4NKH4RD
      @SP4NKH4RD Год назад

      @@zickosman ruclips.net/video/PqjNuNu0TFk/видео.html

  • @carleighcase2089
    @carleighcase2089 Год назад +2

    My family lived 2 blocks from this man and his family. My older brother used to deliver pizzas to his house. We are pretty sure he broke into our house on December night also.. thankfully we had just installed a new home alarm system... not one that he knew how to install due to his job in that field thankfully

  • @poetcomic1
    @poetcomic1 Месяц назад

    Rader's daughter is amazing. She has networked with other children and family members of serial killers who have had to cope with this revelation. Rader was a loving, relaxed, kind and attentive father and husband. He REALLY WAS. But then he was also a monster. Her 20/20 interview is jaw dropping.

  • @hankpikuni7024
    @hankpikuni7024 Год назад +4

    Inmates need to take care of this guy

    • @lordsith8319
      @lordsith8319 Год назад

      Yeah i agree they need to look after him

    • @adamirishconundrum851
      @adamirishconundrum851 Год назад +2

      He is in protective custody for the safety of the other inmates and the guards

    • @michellenainkristinabusch1221
      @michellenainkristinabusch1221 9 месяцев назад +1

      Wish they could. He's in supermax. The only human contact he gets is officers putting cuffs on him.

  • @lady_of_chaos86
    @lady_of_chaos86 Год назад +3

    If he didn't allow his ego to get in the way he would have never been caught.

  • @ooof5281
    @ooof5281 Год назад

    I remember being a kid and waiting to see if every Saturdays episode of “Americas Most Wanted” had any info on BTK.

  • @Powerranger-le4up
    @Powerranger-le4up 11 дней назад

    You should see Jeff Davis’ victim impact statement towards Rader. He completely burns Rader’s statements.

  • @theestallion818
    @theestallion818 Год назад +7

    He knew his time was running out his freedom was not going to last very long!

    • @theestallion818
      @theestallion818 Год назад +2

      @Ann-Marie Paliukenas it was a disc that sealed his fate with his ego and arrogance

    • @ingrid_inthesky
      @ingrid_inthesky Год назад

      @@theestallion818 It was a floppy disk that named the church and sign-in name💾

    • @theestallion818
      @theestallion818 Год назад

      @@ingrid_inthesky and not even that his daughter d.n.a. was a match on the murdered victims

  • @KellyUnique
    @KellyUnique Год назад +3

    The first 4 probably wasn’t his first

  • @clarkme8952
    @clarkme8952 5 месяцев назад

    Imagine having a casual conversation with this guy for a minute and him just talking like a robot. Outside of him making you a victim.

  • @nemonucliosis
    @nemonucliosis Год назад +1

    Jesus, how many documentaries need to be made about the same serial killers over and over.

  • @TapDancerDood
    @TapDancerDood Год назад +9

    Fred Dinage has to be one of the most hyped narrators ever. Horrible voice and such forced intonation...

  • @vouquevou
    @vouquevou Год назад +18

    His narcissism was so great that he was not content to remain anonymous all his life (He was about to turn 60!). He was too smart to 'trust' the word of an detective who wouldn't identify him through the flop disk. He wanted to be caught! Just watch him at trial. It seems that all his life he had been waiting for those moments. The pride with which he spoke of his murders (Projects!) shows that very well.

    • @caylalacey6018
      @caylalacey6018 8 месяцев назад

      he absolutely wanted to be caught. he was giving them so many opportunities. he knew what he was doing. he gave them exactly what they needed he just wanted them to do the work to find him. he was bored. he didn't want to die without that fame and being able to tell his story. they just found out he killed more people. they found hidden underground stuff in a barn I think. nobody knew about that either until he went and told on himself because hes really going to die soon and he needs to make sure they find out everything once and for all... or maybe he will still keep something "special" to himself.

    • @unusualsuspect980
      @unusualsuspect980 Месяц назад

      Nah, he was crying about prison being too loud. If he was going to turn himself in he would have walked into the police station and done so. A narcissist like him wouldnt have pretended to get caught in such a humiliating way. He didn't understand the technology and got caught because he's dumb.

  • @RunningAWOL411
    @RunningAWOL411 Месяц назад

    I had no idea he was born in Pittsburg, thats crazy asf.

  • @TheSateef
    @TheSateef 9 месяцев назад +1

    the pic of him with the goatee reminds me of Walter White from Breaking Bad. I wonder in Bryan Cranston modeled the character on him a bit?

  • @christinap-c
    @christinap-c Год назад +4

    For the next non-Kansan: Kansas Wesleyan is in Sal-EYE-nah, not Sal-EE-nah. (Leviohsah!)

  • @jessicaalvarez3550
    @jessicaalvarez3550 Год назад +17

    Dennis Radar has always fascinated me. He was caught around the time I was born so there was a plethora of content surrounding him as I was growing up. He was the first serial killer I'd ever heard about.

    • @twistedyogert
      @twistedyogert Год назад +9

      Jack the Ripper was the first one I heard of. And nobody knows who he is even to this day.

    • @VeganV5912
      @VeganV5912 Год назад +1

      .. Over human greed !!! 55% methene 🤯🐄💨🔴🥩🦠😫.. 5 minute burger etc !!! Time-Iapse pig carcasses. 5-10 days in your stomach puutrefying 🤮. Deodorant mask the symptoms but you still smell bad in your feet and shoes and socks 🔴🍖🦠🧟‍♂️🥾🦶🧦, 🧟‍♂️💩🚽🤮🤮🤮. No Fibre. PH 4, hard arteries.. ruclips.net/video/VvSZTmWRvXY/видео.html ..
      Vegans they don’t smell, because lots of fibre if you eat plants and fruit and nuts and berries and tubers and lentiIs beans and potatoes etc. Lots of fibre !! PH 7-10. Smooth arteries. ToiIet ✅❤️💩🚽😉 neutral. And you get bigger and stronger and fitter when you go plant based. No fat deposits because fat deposits is animals and cheese and fish etc. Herbivores like gorillas and bonobos and Orangutans, no plaque because plaque is eating corpses 🧟‍♂️🦠🍖🔴... Hard arteries. No fibre !! We are herbivores. Like bonobos and orangutans and gorillas. Ape family. They are herbivores like humans. We act like ‘Omnivores’, and get heart attack and cancer and high blood pressure and strokes no fibre and fat deposits clog your arteries !!!! 51% death rate !!!! Vegans have 4% cancer. And Gorillas they have 1% cancer in the wild 😜. And they don’t eat meat, and they are huge, 97.6% the same as us !!! Fibre is plants and fruit and nuts and berries and sweet potato 🍠 and lentils and beans and rice and oats etc. Peer reviewed scientific fact !! Yeast is B12. Teaspoon 500% !!!!! And it’s natural, 🦠 (hint hint🥖🍞B12). Or marmite teaspoonful 480% !!!!! Duckweed B12 500% teaspoon !!!. Nori sheets B12 46% 1 piece......

    • @neilj8224
      @neilj8224 Год назад

      Sloppy parenting to make bedtime stories just reading the paper!

    • @ninalee8705
      @ninalee8705 Год назад +4

      How can a monster fascinate u ur not a serial killer in the making are u???

    • @VeganV5912
      @VeganV5912 Год назад +1

      @@ninalee8705 Over human greed !!! 55% methene 🤯🐄💨🔴🥩🦠😫.. 5 minute burger etc !!! Time-Iapse pig carcasses. 5-10 days in your stomach puutrefying 🤮. Deodorant mask the symptoms but you still smell bad in your feet and shoes and socks 🔴🍖🦠🧟‍♂️🥾🦶🧦, 🧟‍♂️💩🚽🤮🤮🤮. No Fibre. PH 4, hard arteries.. ruclips.net/video/VvSZTmWRvXY/видео.html ..
      Vegans they don’t smell, because lots of fibre if you eat plants and fruit and nuts and berries and tubers and lentiIs beans and potatoes etc. Lots of fibre !! PH 7-10. Smooth arteries. ToiIet ✅❤️💩🚽😉 neutral. And you get bigger and stronger and fitter when you go plant based. No fat deposits because fat deposits is animals and cheese and fish etc. Herbivores like gorillas and bonobos and Orangutans, no plaque because plaque is eating corpses 🧟‍♂️🦠🍖🔴... Hard arteries. No fibre !! We are herbivores. Like bonobos and orangutans and gorillas. Ape family. They are herbivores like humans. We act like ‘Omnivores’, and get heart attack and cancer and high blood pressure and strokes no fibre and fat deposits clog your arteries !!!! 51% death rate !!!! Vegans have 4% cancer. And Gorillas they have 1% cancer in the wild 😜. And they don’t eat meat, and they are huge, 97.6% the same as us !!! Fibre is plants and fruit and nuts and berries and sweet potato 🍠 and lentils and beans and rice and oats etc. Peer reviewed scientific fact !! Yeast is B12. Teaspoon 500% !!!!! And it’s natural, 🦠 (hint hint🥖🍞B12). Or marmite teaspoonful 480% !!!!! Duckweed B12 500% teaspoon !!!. Nori sheets B12 46% 1 piece......

  • @karthiksheshadri6600
    @karthiksheshadri6600 Месяц назад

    I thought Jack the Ripper was messed up but this guy is a different level of insane.

  • @MrWitchtrials
    @MrWitchtrials Год назад +2

    No suspects?? Am I the only one connecting the knots to the Scout movement. We all learnt and forgot how to tie them so an active member fits the bill. Also a close-range witness and voice recording of a killer in a small town. Help me out here!

    • @davidday8417
      @davidday8417 Год назад

      They should have released the police recording of him calling in to report the Nancy Fox murder !! I remember watching 1 of these videos about another serial killer his voice is what got him caught the Weepy voice killer in St.Paul !! But your right 100 % that should have help end his spree much sooner !!

  • @AABB-bm9kk
    @AABB-bm9kk Год назад +3

    25:37 Analyst mistakenly says “Nancy’s body” when speaking about victim Marine Hedge.

    • @Man-From-Another-Place
      @Man-From-Another-Place Год назад

      I noticed that. I did find that guy's commentary interesting though.

    • @AABB-bm9kk
      @AABB-bm9kk Год назад +1

      @@Man-From-Another-Place Oh, Yeah, he’s cool 😎 Not trying to diss him. 🙂

    • @Man-From-Another-Place
      @Man-From-Another-Place Год назад

      @@AABB-bm9kk It's OK, I could tell you weren't.