“I was afraid of going to jail because of striking her so I killed her” 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️

OMG I need to stop watching these crime stories. I'm becoming a nervous wreck ! The evil in world is horrifying.

Why is he referring to the women he killed as “it” instead of “she”. It makes it creepy

That reporter wouldn’t be talking like that if they were face to face

It's surprising how this dude has NOT gotten a death penalty.

"I feared going to prison for punching her in the face so I killed her" what kind of fucking logic is that?!

“What would u do if that happened to your daughter?” “Id search them down and kill them” why did I not see that coming 😂

He’s so cold and emotionless

It’s crazy that some of those victims were looking so similar to his ex wife and daughter

"Oh yes I did" His tone... It sounds as if he was happy to kill her, and that's horrifying.

"I was afraid of going to prison for punching her so I killed her." Gigabrain strats.

So... You'd rather get a murder charge than an assault... ..Okay

I'm surprised he never tried to hurt his wife and his daughter. Interesting.

My truck driving instructor was a woman. Here in Portland. She told me a story how she got chased out a women’s rest room on the i5. Back in the 80s. She said she saw a guy stalking her to the rest room at a rest stop. ... She said she went in and closed the door to the rest room bathroom and then crawled out under the door so she doesn’t make noise opening the door. And that she took her shoes off so she doesnt make noise walking to the edge of the entrance. She could smell cigarette smoke so she knew someone was right by the door. .. She then told me how she got a running start and smashed thru the door nd started yelling in the rest stop so she could wake the other drivers in the parking lot. As she ran by the cars and trucks she would hit them to wake as many people up as she could. She said the guy gave a quick chase but then got in his truck nd drove off. She called 911 from a pay phone and cops came and took a report nd nothing happened of it. A year or so later she got a call from a detective in the area who told her that they got the guy who chased her and that he was also the same guy who killed some women in the area. This was probably the guy she talked about. She quit driving truck after that and became a teacher at a local truck driving school and that’s where I met her and heard the story. I never forgot her story and always think about it to this day when I’m over the road driving and stopping at rest stops. I just picture a scared woman running barefoot yelling as she is being chased. I felt so bad for her. This was 15 years ago. If I ever see some guy chasing a woman like that in the middle of the night in a rest stop, u better believe that predator will become the prey in a second. I feel guys like this need to be put down like a dangerous animal. Put him down and bury him asap.

His terrible handwriting is the real crime here.

they never talked about how he would draw smiley faces where he killed them

“ Can we move on “ Bruh...just wow

A true sociopath. People are objects to him. Cut them up and throw them in the trash. No worries...

Hes one of the most chilling interviews with a killer you can hear. He doesnt even try to pretend to have remorse

"I feared going to prison for sluggin her in the face, causing bodily injury, and so I killed her" Billion IQ move

Most serial killers try to act normal. This guy doesn't act anymore.

I realize it's a part of journalism but come on lady, you're taking to a serial killer. Don't pretend like you're surprised that he isn't sorry.

He sound so calm when he was explaining killing all those people

you can hear the coldness in his voice that he really doesn't care what he did to these women...

obviously he didn't know how to get away with it.

I used to listen to my grandpa describe this guy. My grandpa used to work in that prison for as long as i could remember (my dad had worked there since i was born) and said that this man doesnt give a damn. My grandpa has since passed away 3 years ago from cancer but i can distinctly remember the conversation we had about Jesperson. That is so creepy.

"I would hunt him down and kill him" don't know why but it cracked me up

As sick as he is, it is refreshing how candid and forthcoming he is. Serial killers faking remorse is far worse, or claiming innocence in spite of irrefutable evidence.

he makes it seem like death is just a thing that happens. "you annoyed me so I will kill you."

Wow the first girl was just an "it"?

"If your life is so bad, why don't you end it?" "I could kill you." She said, "Go for it." So, I killed her. It's like he took his dog for a walk. So, casual and emotionless.

The “oh yes I did” gave me shivers

He's honest at least

The word "psychopath" gets thrown around a lot and often with little reason or meaning. This however is a case where that term fits like a glove. If there ever was a man who warranted the label, this is him. The man is calm and logical to an extreme with absolutely no moral qualms and a complete lack of empathy. He describes things that make others cry or squirm the way one would describe a recipe for making soup or steak. Note that he is NOT a sociopath. Sociopaths are characterized by an inability to contain their emotions (flying into rages etc.) and therefore rarely fly under the radar. In that sense, they are far less dangerous. Psychopaths on the other hand appear utterly calm and normal and are often very well adapted socially. That makes them incredibly dangerous. And last but not the least, they are often marked out by an almost extreme use of logic and reasoning coupled with - and this is key - no regard for morality. For example - stealing a wallet from the dead body of a man who's just been killed by an accident - in terms of pure logic "He didn't need the money anymore, why let it go to waste?" - Can you see how he says "Can we just move on?"

“Can we move on?” Are you serious?

"At the time I could justify each and every one of those murders and at this time I can not." Wow.

Why didn't this brilliant family know he was a psychopath back when he was torturing kittens to death in front of his daughter?

Shame on him, he lied to her, I can’t get away with murder!

Why is he called the “happy face” if he never showed emotion?

That's interesting that he said that he can't justify the murders anymore.

"You killed her over a parking spot?" "Yes, I did."

How did it make sense to him to cover up assault with murder? Dat logic doe

"how could you say that?" asks the reporter that asked him an unnecessary gruesome question in order to get high ratings.

“I was worried I was going to prison for hitting her so I...killed her” Ummm what 😂

"So you meant to kill her" "Oh yes I did." Said so nonchalantly

Did he seriously say “Can we just move on?” SERIOUSLY?!

The calmness in his voice is so chilling

I have never heard a killer talk about killing people in such a good tone

Why don’t they lie to him and give him a fake newspaper saying the same thing happened to his kids that way he could at least get a sense of what he did

His daughter enjoys the attention and seems to be proud also..

Why am I watching this before bedtime?

"Go for it." "And I did." That one is the most matter of fact murder I've heard.

"oh yes I did" I'm loss of words 😶

“What would you do if someone did this to your daughter?” “I would kill him.”

“Make it all peaches and cream” what the hell kind of quote

“And can we move on” 😫 I can’t believe he said that lol that’s messed up.

After being told that Keith Jesperson enjoys the attention from interviews and that he is not allowed to be interviewed in person due to this attention enjoyment, why does ABC continue to try to interview him? When a toddler is in time out you don't go over and talk to them, you leave them in timeout until the punishment is over. Why are people talking to someone in prison who has nothing to do with their lives? Leave the person to be punished. If I was in prison I would love to get to talk to someone new, especially the opposite gender.

"can we move on?!" what a guy haahahha

It makes me laugh she know she's interviewing a serial killer but acts all shocked when he describes the details .He's a murderer he's not gonna talk about making cupcakes.

The way he said "oh yes i did" 2:56

dude deserves the death penalty. like wtf.

The reporter is dense. The guy is a psychopath and she's asking for reason and remorse?

This guy is one of the worst I've ever heard...hearing him talk. His candid lack of remorse or empathy is staggering.

“Can we move on”?😂

These people do not deserve a voice.

The fact that he was referring to Taunja Bennett as "the body," and "it," really struck me as clear evidence that this man believes people are disposable, worthless beings. He said he put a rope around "its neck." I know some people believe our bodies are simply vessels for our souls, and once we die, we are free of our bodies. But this man is not referring to his victims in this spiritual way. He sees them as trash. He claims to be somewhat remorseful, but it's obvious that he is not, in the least bit, sorry for what he's done.

Mans was just tryin to get that tactical nuke

very straightforward man, i’ll give him that

He sounds like Caitlin (Bruce) Jenner

He was a good father, but a terrible human being

I read his book while in prison myself. I just wanted to see what the first girl looked like. I enjoyed the book from a psychological standpoint. Great read

The way he talk about the murders😳 IM GLAD HE GOT CAUGHT HE CRAZY ASF

I'm always amazed when someone interviews someone like Jesperson and they cannot understand their callousness when describing their acts. People who commit serial murders don't have that capability. That's what enables them to do what they do. It's no use trying to get them to understand how their acts hurt other people. It's no surprise that they don't feel sympathy for their victims. If they were normal, well-adjusted, sympathetic individuals they probably wouldn't be committing serial murders in the first place. They speak matter of factly about it because to them It's just an event.

i read a book all from his perspective about the killings. its so interesting the way he accounts everything. he regrets everything but also doesnt. when he dragged the woman under the car he was so unbelievably calm about it. any woman that got in his way was sure to die, yet he still felt love for his first wife and then his girlfriend after. he was abused by his father and killed women, yet he was never rude to his first wife and he never hurt his kids. the human brain is fascinating. Keith Jesperson is probably one of my favorite killers mostly because i know so much about him. a very interesting man to say the least.

Living on the west coast is wild and absolutely horrifying

Sounds like he’s very content and self aware

I feel like I'm contributing to this man's evil by even listening to this. I mean his only worry is someone else was getting his credit

sorry but i laughed at 6:25

Thanks alot for giving him screentime and a paycheck

Wow. I can't imagine how horrible Melissa feels knowing what her father is.

*“ I know how to get way with murder” headass 💀💀💀*

And he's alive eating freely, talking freely? Woow😏

Notice how he called one of his victims body by “it” instead of “she” total lack of humanity.

This is such a perfect example of extreme narcissism. It’s fascinating.

"Killed her over a parking spot" ...well...we've all been there for sure lol

She’s asking him questions and he’s keeping it 💯

My neighbor can't even speak out of humiliation after he was caught stealing redbull in a store And this Man is just so chill and laid back Literally a psychopath

“Can we move on. I mean COME ON, it’s done. It’s over with.” .... It is disturbing how he has absolutely no guilty conscious .... or annyyy value for human life. I knew this already about killers and sociopaths but hearing him talk so nonchalantly about lives he brutally took - I cannot 😦😫

This guy talks as if he just drunk your last beer. Can we move on? Calm and crazy.

This dude keeps it 💯

Why you get so astonished when he answers the questions you ask honestly.

Damn he kinda smart i just love how he desribes each murder so calming and saying it like it was nothing

but why is he called a "happy face killer"??

People in the comment section are amazed at this guys demeanor. But that's what a psychopath is. They have no ability to empathize with anyone. They are emotionless and completely totally self involved. They look at what they did as something to be proud of. They seem to believe simply because they can hurt, or kill someone without it bothering them like normal people, it makes them special in some way. They have some sort of god complex. They will easily talk about what they did if the interviewer sounds even mildly interested. They believe people are impressed with their ability. Cops take easy advantage of that by pretending to be impressed causing them to reveal every detail. Most people who know them never saw it coming, because these people know well they're not normal and will be arrested if found out, so they learn how to imitate normal. They can even pretend to have feelings when they really have none. Even the families some create are part of the act. Its a bit scary to know many others live among us who have not been discovered and many never will.

this is the most normal and honest serial killer ive seen

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😂what a guy “Did you me to kill her” “Oh yes I did”

“OH YES I DID” sounds like my grandma LOL

In full honesty, I respect that fact that he just fully owned up to it. Most people would just make fake apologizes.

He made killing people a hobby and the worst part about it is that he does not feel any type of remorse for what he did