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What a video. You used to have the words when the narrator talked. I liked that.

I've never had that reaction. I was bullied and it just made me want to be kind...but it is said that parents who abuse their children were abused themselves. I guess it's a human characteristic. Maybe harming animals and younger children gave him a feeling of power

@@lazyhomebody1356 Same. I endured a lot of bullying at school and by family. I actually never wanted to be a wife and a mother as I was afraid I would be a bad parent. But, like you, it made me more kind and empathetic. Especially towards those who could not stand up for themselves. People can make choices to break cycles of abuse. I’m so grateful that my teenage son and I have a great relationship as well as my husband and I. And I love your username! 🙌

@@lazyhomebody1356 evil needs to be stopped when you witness it not justified and excused by people who had nothing done to them. There's really nothing "virtuous" about being passive in response to aggression.

@@frankpaya690 I feel that way now! If you let someone get away with treating you badly they will do it to someone else who can't handle it as well as you.

Yeah but how strange he went for toddlers mostly.

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and it has gotten worse

@@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647 It's always been as bad . Just seems more prevalent now because there are more people and better communication.

@@jenniehughes6927 I agree. How many killings were covered up by families?

@@thomasswafford250 Can you imagine turning your child in for killing your other child. I imagine that too many would not .

Syphilis was probably much to blame.

just sounds like an evil child to me. why make excuses? he killed enough children to know it was wrong.

@@shadowsilverlight1651 If you don’t discover the cause, you can’t prevent it from reoccurring.

Agree. If this happend in today’s time with our knowledge of mental health - he would have almost certainly ended up in a asylum likely long before it got bad - the police picked this kid up and let him go so many times it’s sickening but like I said it wouldn’t have went that way today. Today we know that even children can cause serious harm if allowed to return back to society.

@@shadowsilverlight1651 excuses? No. It's just attempting an accurate representation of an offenders psychology. You probably don't understand why thats important because you seem to only see the world in terms of good and evil. Which is childlike

@ Gonzalo Daveloza • my bucket list has a trip to Argentina on it, my grandfather and his brother left Italy to work on the Panama Canal and when they finished my grandpa went to the USA but his brother went to live in Argentina ! After years of being in contact with my dad and mom the letters stopped and never found out why, they could not reach anyone to find out why !

@@jimrossi7708 Sorry to hear that, some areas of the country are unstable or not well developed, more so years ago, perhaps he traveled to some and lost means of contact, there were a couple plagues as well so maybe he fell ill, nevertheless, the local Italian community was always strong, if he got married and had children you may very well have relatives in here, being of partly Italian ascendance myself, now and then I check surnames statistics and the last time I saw the Rossi unaltered numbers (some customs officers were not the brightest bunch and they sometimes wrote down surnames wrong in official entrance documents) there were a bit over 6000 in adult population, any idea if he ever said in which province he was?

Yep a combo of his physiological brain issues and his adverse childhood experiences (ACE's)

Well said #Aphantastica, and #aye70aye. It's so easy for some persons to put on blinders, and only see the horrible things he did. But add together syphilis damage, with an abusive father, plus from a very, very young age being bullied by other children, and growing up spending most of his days wandering around the streets alone (!), it doesn't sound as if he was given much chance to turn into anything else than what he became. I presume that when they eventually sent him to the young offenders institution, the damage was already too ingrained. Besides, such institutions which I've heard about, hasn't exactly been known for their excellent rehabilitation scores.

Psychopaths are born, not made

In general, people's experiences in life does affect them, either more or less. Just like my experiences makes me read your reply, and come to the conclusion that Truth Teller is a very ironic username. The majority of research, and studies I've heard about, agrees upon that a baby's biologically determined disposition are just the starting point, from where things can develop in different directions.

Lol a bunch of people have syphilis and they don't kill kids. His behaviour and lack of shame tend to show he's a tad fucking insane.

There was a young girl who was doing things like that. Don't remember the name, but she was given intensive therapy and has grown up to be a successful counselor, helping people like the person she'd been.

Poverty is not a sociopath sign! The physical abuse from his dad and brother more than likely contributed to his anger and striking out on innocent victims! Since his victims were so young, I wouldn't rule out the perpetrator was not childhood sexual abused!

What you say is all true but many millions have suffered abuse and have not done such despicable things. I was abused daily by a stepfather, both physically and mentally and I was nothing but kind to my younger siblings. In fact I was the only nurturer in that household. I've never even been mean to others unless they started it. Personal responsibility and basic human decency come into play SOMETIME, SOMEWHERE. I know he was a child, but still! I am not an expert but really, would you trust such a person free in society? I feel pity for the boy but am more concerned about innocent victims. They come first. His other siblings likely suffered in the home as well. They didn't go on to commit such evil.

@@tinaharnish I think you might mean Mary Bell. There are lots of docs about her on KZfaq.

@@tinaharnish If you ever remember the name, please let us know. I'd like to look her up if there's any more info on line.

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I think I understand your comment. I'm often puzzled when people say children are honest and innocent. That's because I witness children lying with great ease and creativity. They also do selfish and/or cruel things with no regard to how it might impact others. I think there's a natural survival instinct born in children that prompts them to put themselves first. What THEY want is most important. The younger they are, the less filter they have over self-serving impulses. As kids mature, they acquire empathy and learn about considerate behavior. Something went terribly wrong in Cayetano's case. He continued to feed his impulses, growing monstrous instead of human.

James Bulger was another victim of two young monsters too. I just cannot understand it. So sad :-(

I thought the sarcastic undertones were easily detectable...

@@susansusan6612 well said ! I was about to say something similar to that.

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@Diana im pretty sure real ASPD cant be diagnosed without prior conduct disorder.

They should've put him out of his misery long before.

To his credit, he had terrific hearing and was a good listener. One of his very few redeeming qualities.

@@aaronburratwood.6957 I have no other choice .

Is it just me or does it seem like back then children killing children was more common??? Very disturbing and upsetting for sure!

How horrible to find your son.

Okay WAT, I work for Pomeroy

Or Mary Bell, the 11 year old serial killer.

Jesses story is definitely more disturbing compared to this

He probably had a compulsion to harm and kill, couldn't resist

@@lazyhomebody1356 well they made sure he didn't do it again.

@@thomasswafford250 Oh, I'm glad they did! He was too dangerous

A lot of prisons now allow cats as pets , as they teach empathy & responsibility & are good for morale. They also link up with cat ,& dog rescues & prisoners help care for & socialise the animals.

The prisoners who killed him are hella based. I like how the prison guards pushed it under the rug too.

Same goes for adults that gravitate to kids and much much younger people.

I disagree! At eight I was the mascot for a teen gang who stole bicycles, etc. It was wonderful! If it's ONE kid, yeah probably not good

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I just can't when it involves the murder innocents like children and animals.

It's an unfathomable evil. And you're right many people suffer horrific abuse and would kill themselves before harming one of these innocent little lives. We have to take heart, there are many of us who will always fight against such evil people.

I don't like children at all. Only animals and older kids/adults bring out my nurturing side...but it would never occur to me to hurt a kid.

@@lazyhomebody1356 That us what is important but I bet if you had to rescue and comfort a small child you would. I wasn't implying everyone HAD to like kids but you cause no harm to anyone. That's all that matters. ;)

@@michaelwhite9915 Well, I would if I were the only one around, but it wouldn't be my first impulse to rush to help

@@lazyhomebody1356 you don’t have to like kids to help one in distress, I’m side eyeing you

You have to wonder how much different it is in Argentina today. The same institutionalization would have occurred today. Truth to tell, poorer countries than ours would probably might not have caught him after he killed the first child, even today. Maybe they would know in Argentina that torturing and killing animals is one of the signs of a serial killer in youth. Maybe.

@@algini12 -- I think the study of children who murder is a relatively 'new' area; practices for treatment (types of therapy) might not be well known everywhere. I have to wonder how much congenital syphilis contributed to Cayetano's poor mental health.

@@OceanSwimmer Syphilis can have effects on the brain within 10-20 years of contraction. This boy may have contracted it when he was about a few months old, so it wasn’t properly treated because the family was poor.

I wonder if he was of average intelligence or developmentally challenged. No doubt he was emotionally disturbed, but had no one to help him. I suppose they couldn't turn to the Catholic Church for help. They'd just be told to pray and do hail Mary's. I wonder if he could have been sent to a Catholic monastery. Life is too precarious.

Reminds me of the American case of Jesse Pomeroy,.

If the mother had it, it's definitely possible. She had it.

More like a psychopath

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That would be the final straw for me

Dont kill people and dont kill cats .

From what I've researched, even a majority of prison inmates hate those who abuse and/or kill animals. Not that it bothers me, of course.

The cat was a useful animal . This cat would have killed many of the prison rats and mice . And of course the cat would provide company for other prisoners. Of course the cat was missed for many reasons . The man , definately not

We know the signs because they’ve been publicized and talked about for decades, but in those days, people didn’t know. I don’t know what his parents-poor, illiterate, and scrambling to care for 9(!) children-could do when the police couldn’t seem to do anything, either. It’s not like there were many decent mental health resources available, either.

They did. It wasn't mentioned in this video, but Cayetano's father had canaries and when he found them dead he pleaded with the police to take his son away, and told them that he was out of control. They refused because he was a kid

@@JosieJOK his parents were abusive so I'm sure they treated their deranged son with more kicks and beatings. Those poor innocent children. I seen a picture of the dead body of his last victim. I can't even imagine the horror the father of that poor little baby experienced in finding his child in such a horrific state

I just figured something out. I think he killed or attacked animals to get back at the people who loved them, since he killed his father's canaries and the prisoner's cats

It's actually a pretty good sign, hes just lost. If he ate them, it would be good.

@@derklavierspieler7491 agreed. Also different times. Most 3/4 year olds even watched over younger siblings outdoors. Seems unthinkable today but it was the norm back then

There have always been monsters out there hurting children.

@@cruisepaige absolutely, but not to that degree. It wasn't as common as it is now.

This is a story of extreme neglect.

@guy dude I agree, but they usually weren't children themselves.

Not true. You just didn't hear about it.

Wheewwwweeeee. Never heard of that, sounds very interesting

His parents are just as guilty as him, my child or not I wouldn’t dare protect such a monster

Never heard of it. It sounds interesting, though.

A child commits horrific deeds, and is given a new name and anonymity after growing up. Too infuriating for words!

Yes, Amarjeet Sada, 8 years old and killed 3 babies in India, and subsequently showed no emotion, no shame or remorse. Everyone knew about his crimes but considered it a family matter…

I wonder if his dad's syphilis affected Cayetano's brain development, since it apparently affected other aspects of his health.

@@mklaebel very well could have been a factor. Good point

@@mklaebel I wondered the same. At that point there was still no treatment, and congenital syphilis could still affect the brain.

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Yes. My thoughts also. Got him picked on and told on.

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& THOSE LONG ASS ARMS!

Cruel comment from an adult towards a child, even if the child was deeply disturbed.

Did you miss that part where it said he was abused by his alcoholic father and older brother? There’s you damn answer. Hurt people, hurt people.

@@fooohousie That's not an answer. Many people who are abused don't turn out to be killers.

@@BlackPanther-qo2tv yeah you could say that not all people who were abused turn into murderers but most people who turn into murderers were abused or mistreated. But there’s always exceptions. I just don’t think it’s a good idea to put people into neat little boxes too much.

@@fooohousie Ted Bundy wasn't abused.

@@BlackPanther-qo2tv oh you must be like god or something. I don’t know

very different times. the idea of child sexual assault or murder was not something they even knew of.

@@tekay44 Yes they did. What a silly statement.

Stupid question really.

Agree... murder aside 2 year Olds need supervision for so many other reasons

I'm going to choose ignorance over uneducated probably overprivileged

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Goes to show how precious those cats were for those who lived in the prison. 💜💜

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This is the moment i will support the action of the prisoners

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Absolutely, I know this sounds ugly but I swear its in his eyes, like I've heard other folks say about disturbed people.

Halloween baby.

@@sallyforth7232 I totally ignored that, wow, ty.

@@sallyforth7232 Keats was born on Halloween, he was cool

@@lazyhomebody1356 so was Lee Grant

He killed the animals people loved, like his father's canaries, to hurt the people who loved them. Why should he have been so viciously treated just because he was small and had wierd big ears? The people around him were horrible too! Your comment is poetically written btw, really noice

And yet people think that killing psycho murderers is unsightly.. purging predators from society is the only thing that makes sense.

@@consciousobserver629So many people are only do-gooders, when they're looking at something from the abstract, so they can afford to be so "open-minded", that their brains fall- out because they have no skin in the game, They're hypocrites really.

Good for them. Sometimes it really is left to the other inmates to administer justice.

Honestly, they did Argentina a favor. He was too dangerous to be alive.

Why do you have to say the word "mate"?

@@lucybullwhip8103 uk thing

@@lucybullwhip8103 No mate is a Argentine drink, pronouced "Mot-tay"

Its tea right?

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A hat could have helped him evade capture but he got his I the end thank God

Since he WAS a child, it wasn't like an adult hurting a child

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But at the same time, the sane inmates (they loved their cats !) gave justice to the poor murdered kids at the same time.

TOO BAD THOSE PRISONERS WERENT AROUND THE 1ST TIME HE TORTURED AN ANIMAL

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Yes. I believe it was the syphilis.

His mother had it, so yeah, it's likely.

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That’s very interesting, thankyou for sharing this, did your grandfather chat to him and tell you how he was

Those cats are highly valued pets in prison, not just for the companionship they provide, but for rodent control, especially in underdeveloped countries. Cats are treated like royalty .🐱😻👑

Many inmates will torture/kill inmate who kill children so I'm shocked he lived in prison as long as he did. I didn't even know u were allowed pets in prison.

@@meemurthelemur4811 Hi Cuz, I wrote the exact same thing as you but it seems to have disappeared! Yeah cats in prison are highly prized privilege and very loved by their inmate owners.

@@ED80s Haven't you heard of prisoners rehabing vicious dogs?

@@aye70aye it's good to hear the cats are LOVED 😍😻😻

Prob did, a friend came home to find his brother dead from a stomac ulcer haemorage.....pretty horrific.

@@ibdalia69 I'm sorry for your friend's loss...💔💔😥 But not for this lowlife...

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When I was in Serbia I watched 4 year olds regularly playing on partially open balconies 16 stories up in dilapidated high rises. None of the adults seemed to notice. I’m not saying it was safe just that children are surprisingly adaptive to environment and malleable in that they seem to be able to do or not do whatever a given culture believes they can.

What a weird thing to take from this “I look after my kids much better, no wonder them kids got hurt”... have you no common sense? Do you not realise it was the norm for the kids to be out playing ?

@@dondamon4669NO.... That is not what I meant at all. How did you extract "that I watch my children better, so these unwatched children deserve being hurt?! " No, maybe it's a translation issue for you. Let me explain. My child was always doing things to hurt himself, like running in front of cars, jumping off roofs, chasing snakes 🐍, you know? Regular kid stuff. Its hard enough trying to keep them alive without a killer running about grabbing them. I wasn't judging anyone's parenting. I'm just curious. How? How does a parent not know where their 4 year old is? Children do dangerous things when unattended.

@@shelleydawnballard In those times in Argentina, immigrant families would live in buildings commonly called "conventillos". They were large houses and families would share some of the rooms, like the dining room, bathroom and a central patio. Because they knew each other, sometimes they didn't lock their private rooms and bedrooms. So, I'm not surprised that Cayetano had access to these children.

@@micaela1646 thank you for a very understandable explanation. In my neighborhood, we are not communal unless it's a holiday or school or church event. Even then, we are paranoid.. Because most are aware that pedophiles love to take jobs where children are involved. However, your description of these communities remind me of my childhood in the 60s. Before we were traumatized by horrific child abductions and murders, caused our community to change as it is today. Kind of sad, because a loving family community is wonderful. Its a shame pedophiles have changed our lives in this way. Thanks again. For reminding me of my own childhood and its good things.

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Mother would have had to have it, as well.

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I never had any sympathy for her. The way she asked the boy's mother if she could see him in his coffin...

@@lazyhomebody1356 And on top of that, she was given anonymity after being released and allowed to live a normal life like nothing ever happened. GAH!!! How do those authorities live with themselves?!

@@dbzgal04 Although weirdly she DID live a normal life

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I’m curious, what prayer would you pray for children that have been deceased for over a century.