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The way these people talk so nonchalantly about their killings gives me chills

Criminal justice: “we gotta get the nightstalker’s fate figured out.” Cancer: “get out of my way I’ll do it right now”

I cannot wrap my head around how those serial killers function, I mean they can be charming, intelligent and even smooth talking, while a monster is hiding inside their heads. Makes you think how many people like that actually live among us!!

The difference between Ted Bundy and Aileen Wuernos actually shows the difference between psychopathy and psychosis pretty well

0:45 - Oscar ray Bolin 2:05 - Richard Ramirez 3:13 - Carroll cole 4:18 - Westley Allan Dodd 5:19 - Verma Barfield 6:37 - John Wayne Gacy 7:50 - Ted Bundy 9:35 - Aileen wuornos

Man Gacy is such a narcissistic prick. They find 30 plus bodies in and around his house and he claims his innocence. Like yea some serial killer chose your house out of random and was successful in sneaking and burying 30 plus bodies on your property 😂 I mean come on Gacy

Did John really think that everyone would just forget the fact that bodies were found underneath his house simply because he said he was innocent?

Every time I see a clip of Aileen I remember how well deserved the oscar was for Charlize Theron. Her expressions and mannerisms in Monster were perfection 👌🏽

Bundy has to be the scariest - his ability to be sophisticated, normal, and very acceptable is creepy beyond belief

Richard Ramirez scared the hell out of me, he is scary

Bundy was manipulative to the end. He took his last interview in an attempt to appeal to the religious community to spare him. That's the creepiest interview to me. You saw him for who he really is.

3 young men? hell of a way to describe a 4 year old kid and 2 other children

One thing I notice serial killers can kill people but scared to death to die themselves...isnt that ironic

Gacy didn't act alone, several boys disappeared on days when he was out of town. Probably one of his workers precuring boys for him just like the Candyman killings in Houston, which was his inspiration

I think Gacy is the most evil of these.

Gacy took our Cabs from the JEFFERSON park terminal to Avondale ave. often. I had him in the cab a few times. No small talk, not an impressive man. Told you where he was going and that was it. He was no different than 100's of other riders. I think one time he said something about being in the construction business but that was it. Some of the drivers were spooked when the story was broke, but not me. You see, we do around 25 rides a day, 6 days a week. 600 a month and I am sure he wasn't the only killer we had in the cabs.

Don't waste time asking them "why"! Ask them" how did they feel", what did they see when they looked at the person, & how long did the feeling last? You may get the _real_ answers to "Why", this way. If they're willing to talk.

“Killed 15 people… convicted of 13 murders… receiving 19 life sentences”… what kinda cockamamie mathematics is that?!

I wish you would have shown where the Vanier slipped in the Gacy interview, I believe it would be a real eye-opener showing how these serial killers can have a lot of charisma and can lie through their teeth.

Aileen was a very sick person,but the suffering that she endured in her life,makes feel pity for her. Also because the man She killed weren't Innocent individuals at all.

Wayne Gacy was most horrifying because no one can expect a person like him would do something so horrific.

That wasn't justice with Wuornos. Every single person in her life failed her and we failed her as a society. Even to the last minute she was being exploited. She just was clearly completely out of touch with reality. I think she belonged in a hospital.

No serial killer will ever be creepier to me than Richard Ramirez. Bundy I think was born into circumstances that he did not handle well when he found out later in life and took it out on other women, eventually making the murdering a habit more than anything; Wuornos was sick in the head and needed professional help for her mental health; but Ramirez I have no explanation for…he truly makes me sick.

Aileen truly didn't believe she was committing a crime. She was obviously mentally ill, had s horrific past of trama and a deranged sense of reality. The fact that ahe didn't qualify for the insanity plea and was killed baffles me.

I'm from a suburb of Chicago and know exactly where Gacy's house was. Story goes after he was executed they did an examination and dissected his brain to see any abnormalities. Gacy's brain was completely normal. The make up of these people or the horrific life they may have had before turning evil is frightening in itself. Unfortunately I believe we will never know what exactly why or how they do these things. We can only research and reveal as much as we find.

Bundy really is one of the scariest people i have ever seen. He could make himself be whoever he wanted to be. He really knew how to work people.

Amazing video Rebecca from watch mojo of the last interviews with serial killers before there deaths, fantastic job.

What’s amazing is how normal some of them appear. Just those eyes.

The last interview--the one with Aileen Wornous--really got me, looking at her face I noticed that she blinked maybe once or twice.

Charlie Manson's interview where he rambles is my number one scary interview. It freaks me out so bad!

I wish Ramirez gave more interviews, he kept pretty quiet unfortunately. Had to learn about him mostly through others who grew up with him or those who investigated him over the yrs.

The one I always found the creepiest is Ed Kemper because he's 6'8 and 300lbs and has a genius level IQ. So he's got you beat in all ways.

I first watched that interview of Aileen Wournous as an 11 year old at my grandma’s house, and I don’t know what exactly (I never even found out), but I got some kind of weird eerie feeling in my chest, jugular and head that made me feel a lot of stress (the feeling is really hard to describe), after I watched her and those creepy facial gestures, and I felt it every single time I inhaled for a few days, and then it was over. About two months later, out of nowhere I thought about that weird, uncomfortable feeling again, and that thought suddenly triggered me as if it was happening again, I started to hyperventilate, and this time it lasted for a few months. I have never gathered that feeling again since back then, where I could feel it every damn time I inhaled. However, now 8 years later I can still sometimes (albeit rarely) feel it if I choose to focus immensily on it, but thankfully it doesn’t stay there any longer than I can want to, because I can control it now. I can now choose to focus on other stuff now and it goes away immediately. I think it’s always there in the background, even when I’m not thinking about it or feel it, I don’t know if that means that I have learned to live with it or that I’ve gotten so used to that feeling that I have forgotten how good it feels to live without it. As I wrote earlier, I never found out what that uncomfortable psychological pain I felt in my chest, head and jugular was, and I never even went to a mental health professionalist, doctor, or therapist to talk about it, but I’m 100% certain that watching Aileen Wournous as an 11 year old traumatized me in some way that I struggled with for quite some time. PS: If anyone has any idea what I was experiencing was, please let me know, I’d like to find out what it is and how to treat it properly so it can go away permanently (hopefully). If you want to tell me what I was experiencing, but at the same time think that my explanation was too vague or something like that, feel free to ask me, and I will try to explain it better and more thoroughly.

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The scariest part about Ted Bundy is that I feel like he's the type of guy I could get along with and drink beer with.

Gacy said he is innocent?!! How'd those 33 bodies get in your basement crawlspace!!!!

Very interesting video! Rebecca I love your voice.

Look at Bolan's eyes closely, when he says "no" to the question if he killed these women. His words say no, his eyes say yes.

I don't get why people are so surprised by killer's intelligence and all. They are still humans. As much as I hate the saying' humans are multifaceted creatures', it's true. We are all more than just one thing.

What's even more scary is you know that a serial killer watched this and probably commented on here.

If you look at the last lady’s eyes they are enlarged meaning that the crazy stuff she’s saying she either 1. Took something 2. Is ducked in the head or 3. She’s experiencing excited delirium

Long possible list: Educated ppl (university degrees) who committed heinous crimes Like lawyers, politicians, etc who committed murder

I want an explanation as to why it takes so long to execute such monsters.

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Wournos looks like the doc from back to the future when she widens her eyes.Great Scott!! 😂😂

There is always someone else to blame.

Wait you guys post like every 5 minutes a day?? How tf you do that??

Gacy. They found dead bodies in your yard. You even draw a map of all of the locations where bodies were buried.

None of these killers nor any of the others I have looked into give me chills. They don't even scare me. Never have and never will. Especially as I myself get older and see all around me a majority of the time disrespect, crimes happening, racism, abuse, neglect, and rudeness to name a few. Yeah, occasionally one may run into someone decent. But these days they are getting few and fewer.

I was in Jax fla when they fried bundy , All the radio stations turned off to make sure they had enough juice to do the job !

i always felt so terrible for Aileen....

Aileen’s eyes are the definition of psychotic! She’s terrifying even in death!

Richard Ramirez mentions the cornerstone of psychopaths: the feeling of Power and total control over the life and destiny of the victims. It is the very essence of the mental dynamics of these monstrosities of Nature.

Gacy is the scariest of them all. If you listen to him long enough he'll almost have you believing him that he was set up. Having said that it's impossible to believe Cook county would go through all the trouble and expense to prosecute, imprison then execute the guy if they weren't 100% sure he was guilty as sin.

Wuornos was by far the most haunting. She’s crazy! Crazy good 😅

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Good video 😊

Less than two minutes in, and I'm already hooked. Well done, Mojo. Some of these murderous freaks are surprisingly intelligent. I don't know what to make of that. Also, some of them were psychologically scarred in youth (Bundy, Ramirez) and maybe that was what pushed them over the edge. I was impressed that Caroll Cole expressed sympathy for his victims. Doesn't make him Ghandi, but at least there was a flickering of a conscience. Gacy, on the other hand, wouldn't admit to anything, and yet 30 dead people were under his house. He's probably the one with the lowest I.Q.

It’s always funny when people say a serial killer is too nice, charismatic and disarming to be a serial killer. All of the biggest serial killers in history have these attributes, it’s literally exactly what you would expect. If they went in to politics they’d be leading countries, Gacy did great as a politician in the Democratic Party.

Oh god Aileen's image is forever gonna be jolted in my head 😂😂 scary AF

Crazy but fascinating

Every single person convicted of murder beyond a reasonable doubt with solid forensic evidence should have an automatic death sentence imposed.

Sad to say Oscar ray bolin is my cousin never met him bc I’m to young but he was around my mother a lot lived in portland Indiana my second home town I lived 15 minutes away in fort recovery he was just like any normal person

Always felt and still feel sorry for Aileen. They made her like that.

Did Gacy really think people believe he had no idea how those bodies just ended up under his house 🥴 or is he just detached from reality or convinced himself it wasn't "him" meaning he wasn't in his right mind when the murders happened so it wasn't him who really did it 🤔

One of my friends was a student at FSU when Ted Bundy was on campus. She said that she walked past him every day on her way to class and would have gone out with him if he had asked. Fortunately he took no interest in her.

Cole was sorry for getting caught. Wuornos was crazy. I think these particular monsters are unable to feel anything.

You should watch the interview of the Ice Man! You will get chills up your spine!

Wow, Velma Barfield looks like your normal grandma you would go visit and bake chocolate chip cookies with.

You guys did this type of list already, very recently.

Hearing about Dodd being the 1st person to be hanged in America in 30 years made me think of my Great Great Grandfather Frank Davis who was either the last man in NC or the last man in our county to be hanged...can't remember which one

Ted Bundy’s and Aileen Weurnos’ interviews are the most troubling, but for completely different reasons.

What's creepier is that G.G. Allin used to visit John Wayne Gacy on a regular basis. Peas in a pod, those two.

Bundy, is without doubt the most doubt the most obvious monster in this group using his intelligence, and charm comes through in his speech , but in his eyes you can see the GUILT.

Pogo /PatchesThe Clown(shudder)aka John Wayne Gacy still gives me the creeps.

To this day, I consider JWG to be the most disturbing in this "genre" in the USA. Although they were all killers, he was the most disturbing person based on the interviews and his personality. I don't use the term evil because I think that would only simplify the matter. Even crazy characters like Ramirez are dwarfed by JWG. Zero regrets, total denial, zero guilt, completely clear consciousness.

This line she keeps saying:, ‘not what a serial killer would sound like’… is b.s. you don’t get to be a serial killer if your not good at hiding your true intentions. These people are exactly what a serial killer sounds like. Just like a CEO that says he cares about social and environmental responsibility, hiding the true motive of maximum profits.

OMG!!! Thrilling!

0:11 Holy shit...... i thought that was William H. Macy at first! 😂

Ted Bundy & Aieleen Wournos was why i started studying forensic psychology & criminology.

I've learned about Ted Bunty in high school. I was scared of him, but was relieved when I saw that he was dead. These interviews sure were scary! And all the people they killed. Wow! At least, some of them are sorry. Why would they do that to their victims?! I feel bad for the victims.🙁

Interesting fact to note: In my research over the years, there have been cases where the person was found to be innocent years later. In every instance like that, there were videos like this painting the person as a narcissistic psychopath, drawing attention to every unusual facial expression or non-conventional statement. And the person was actually just a regular normal everyday person that was wrongly accused. It just revivals a lot about the pre-existing presuppositions people bring to the idea of murderers.

PMorgan: I’ll be a great question to ask this killers If they knew very well the consequences of their actions if they were caught? what would they do in Jail time locked down for yrs or life sentence without freedom? If they were ever afraid of jail? A lot of people wonder about this questions, thx!

These interviews are creepy as hell.

Wesley Allen Dodd did not murder three young men they were much, much younger than that. Two of them were brothers. I was living in Vancouver Washington at the time, the town where this all took place. I knew people who worked with him and they said that although he was a decent worker he was very withdrawn and weird. Of course, they couldn’t have guessed just how weird.

I was there for the last interview with Gacy.

It's insane how much Bundy looks like Andy Lincoln from TWD.

I feel like it's the eyes that give it away in the end. I'm still on the first guy in this video and yes, he's calm and personable and seems like a nice guy, but just his eyes give away when he's lying about being innocent and not murdering those girls. I've seen MANY people like these killers interviews and, although it's not always the SAME look or feel with their eyes, there's always something not right in or behind the eyes. I can't really explain it. Does anybody know what I mean?

Ted Bundy is the scariest 😳

The scary part is that they speak so calm and normal🥲🥲🥲💀💀💀

lmao, truth serum really got me

There's almost no actual interview videos here. Somebody explains what we're about to hear and what we're supposed to think about it, then we get 5 seconds of interview before they move on.

I am surprised that Karla Fay tucker is not on this list .

I grew up less than an hour away from Florida State Prison where Bundy was executed. He knew exactly what Dr.Dobson wanted to hear. He played him like a fiddle

You answered my question.

I wonder if they ever found a connection between bad crooked teeth and psychopathy.

How does killing one person make you a serial killer

In the first one you could tell he was lying because every time he did he’d blink

Bundy was the creepiest