you know its bad when they ask another killer to find one

The fact that he went back to the bodies sometimes is spine chilling

Worst ones are the ones that haven't been found in my opinion.

I was driving home along the green river one night in 1991...like 3am. There was a man laying in the middle of the road. I stopped waaayy short of him and just stared for a while. my friend dave tried to get out to go look/help. I told him not to. I drove around the body and stopped about 30ft after it. I put the car in reverse so I could see better. Dude got up and walked away.

by worst, I momentarily thought you meant literally worst, like bad at it

Ridgeway: *has affair over seas* His wife: *also has an affair* Ridgeway: And I took that personally-

I’ve watched all your videos. This one was really sad for me because my aunt was one of the victims. She was hitchhiking home that night after work. I never got to meet her as I was born a couple years later. RIP

I'm always fascinated but deeply horrified learning about these morbid topics.

You know it's bad when cops take the help of Ted Bundy 😁

“He was sent to vietnam” Me: “Well that explains it!”

Dyslexia doesnt mean dumb. He sounds like he must've been smart. The teachers just didn't know how to properly teach him.

This bozo gets married 3 times but I can't even get a girlfriend.

3:56 this man literally just walked up to her out of nowhere and said “filth”

The fact that Ted Bundy gave advice on how to catch him, and how a lot of killers are good at providing insight into how police should act to find other killers, it’s such a difficult thing to understand. It’s like when people say “a billion dollars” and I understand that that is a million dollars, one thousand times over, but to even try to conceptualize it feels impossible. For people to speak to these monsters and have conversations with them, it’s so unfathomably fathomable. Ed Kemper has been very helpful in his time incarcerated. I hope they never let him spend another second free. The potential of humanity, both good and bad, is so difficult to understand

As a Washingtonian, I'm impressed that you pronounced "Puyallup" correctly

The infographics show: *Has an image in their video* Everyone: "Wait, that's illegal."

Me Watches documentary about killer Dad aw my glory days Me emergency meeting

“Worst serial killer” *me in Among Us*

My mom lived by the green river and has actually seen him many times because she lived only a few roads away but luckily she heard about him later on.

Just watched this on netflix the guy was insane he actually got excited and delighted when showing cops burial sites of his victims

Samuel Little has 60 confirmed victims & they’re still linking him to victims. Two years ago they discovered he murdered the girlfriend of a family friend in my city after releasing some of his drawings. The FBI doesn’t doubt his number 93 (I think he said) they just can’t identify many of the women. Little purposely targeted women “who would not be missed” & unfortunately he was right because his drawings are quite detailed & they’ve released some of his confessions but only a few have been identified. Sad to think about the ones who never will. He was truly the worst he told the FBI all his victims are his friends & if they could talk today they would thank him for what he did & tell him they loved him. He also killed from 1970-2005 but wasn’t caught until 2012.

1:39 Your art has really improved! That guy in the middle looks almost real!

Imagine a serial killer who wore a Cap'n Crunch Costume while committing his crimes🤔...

Fun Fact: During Ridgeway’s trial, all of the victims family wished him death and suffering. Throughout this, he sat stone faced. One man came up to the stand, the father of a victim, and he said the unthinkable. He forgave Gary Ridgeway. Upon hearing this, Ridgeway broke down in tears and became overcome with emotion. The power of forgiveness is stronger than anything else

Remember when all your friends would call them Cereal killers

Imma be honest. This case usually creeps me out more then other serial killers. Imagine you drying and being left near or in a river where it's cold. Your body is not only decomposing, but the killer keeps coming back to torture the body more and more.He comes back after you are long gone and you have no control of yourself anymore. The man a sick

My girlfriend's uncle was on the team that took him down!

If you're interested in the story of the main detective behind his capture, there's a comic for that: Green River Killer: A True Detective Story.

The fact that he could be so patient between killings And performed necrophilia is extremely creepy.

Love how they have all animated pictures and one real picture

Yay! I’ve been waiting for you guys to cover the Green River Killer. I’d love if you did a lot more serial killers, because you really research your subjects and tell them in a very entertaining manner.

The worst serial killer: Green river killer? Dexter the bay harbor butcher: wha?

Infographic show, I love you guys. I've commented on almost all the serial killer videos requesting the green river killer because that local for me and I never thought I'd see it. You guys are the best.

I haven’t been watching this channel enough lately. Glad I’m back

Fun fact he was almost released during the covid quarantine because of our governor deciding to release prisoners to prevent covid from spreading in the jails n prisons. He was only a small handful of votes away from being released..

Pattern to recognize future criminals: Bed wetting at young age - future spree killer. Arsons at young age- future mass murderer. If already killed 2 - future serial killer.

Comments: 4 Me: Can I see them? KZfaq: What comments?

Cops:Where were you last night? Ridgeway:WaTcHiNg ThE bIrD cHaNnEl. I would’ve called him guilty right then and there.He can’t be that boring, can he?

Nah. The worst killer is cyan when he kills in electrical and self reports.

The book written by the Sheriff who headed the investigation is a fantastic look into Ridgeway's life, and the life of a man tasked with finding him

I lived only about 10 minutes from where he dumped bodies. When I learnt about him for the first time it was pretty scary. Hit too close to home for me.

you should do an episode on the siege in waco, texas

Ann Rice has a great book on this and has memorials for the victims included.

This monster gets married three times, and I can’t find a date. 🤷🏻‍♂️

He seemed normal to my uncle, whom had a few encounters with Gary as he also worked at Kenworth motors. Kind of quiet and not one to initiate conversation but nothing alarming. Not till we all knew the truth. Read the book written by the lead investigator

When you're so desperate you ask a serial killer to help you arrest the other serial killer.

It makes me so mad each time Ridgeway got away. It meant yet another person was about to die at this monster's hand.

Anyone else here after his youngest known victim- AKA “Bones 10” was identified as a fourteen year old runaway called Wendy Stephens? This guy is genuinely sick

One of the weirdest crossovers to call Ted bundy for an assist

*"Strict abusive mother with no father figure."* Yup, that explains it.

I'm from Puyallup WA, and want to thank you for pronouncing it correctly. Most people get it wrong.

I live in that county and when my dad whos a cop up here was younger he had to guard a few bodys overnight a few times. I also met a guy who worked with him and he said that Ridgway was a nice guy for the most part but there was something off about him and I dont remember the story behind this but they all called him green river Gary behind his back. And one time one of his coworkers got a ride from Gary for whatever reason and he said it smelled awful, probably because there were body's in the back of his truck.

my dads cousin worked with this guy and he told me that everyone who worked with him were questioned about it but they were very suprised that it was him

The most dangerous serial killers are the ones that we don't know about and those that are never caught

Being from Washington I’m glad you talked about this one great video!

Bro I'm so glad they're bringing back this series

My uncle actually worked with him and knew that there was something not right about him. He would also walk past his truck which he had the windows tinted almost pitch black and know wonders how often he walked passed it while there was a body inside it.

Scary fact for me... I live in the same town as the Green River Killer. The state penitentiary he’s housed in is maybe a couple miles away from where I live. We go through the parking lot of the place on the bus and the towns homeless camp where I used to live is located right behind the place.

Hope everyone’s having a great dat

That infographic shows the green river in central british columbia lol

You pronounced Puyallup right! Great job except for some of the inaccuracies in the beginning . And every time I would fish the Green River I was always afraid I would come across one of his victims remains that he forgot about. Freaky!

You don't know how much I love these serial killer videos

I watched his coma video and became his fan and Subscribed to the channel. His videos are full of interest and knowledge keep doing this work😁😁😁

I used to live near a green river... Turns out people were peeing and pooping in it...

I remember watching a crime show about the Green River Killer when I was a kid before they knew who it was and that episode terrified me.

My grandma and her sister were approached by the Green River killer. They went to school at Green River. I have a lot of friends who go there currently. My grandma said she got a bad feeling and made her sister leave with her. Terrifying

I love these serial killer videos. Are you guys gonna do Samuel Little next?

You know whats worse than a killer? That one kid who reminds the teacher about the homework

What’s really crazy is they almost let this guy out...they kept him in prison by only one vote...

I love y’all’s videos such grate animations

Who's the worst of them all, you ask? Here's the way I look at it... Dahmer was the most monstrous; Bundy the most fascinating; Ed Gein the most disturbing; Jack the Ripper the most enduring; Kemper the most perplexing; Berkowitz the most unremarkable; Gacy the most evil; Israel Keyes the most unprecedented; and Gary Ridgeway the most careful. But the worst of the worst, hands down, has got to be H. H. Holmes. Because his crime spree occurred during the late 19th-early 20th centuries and state authorities can't officially confirm nowadays what his body count actually was, he's often excluded from the debate. However, if we go by what we know instead of what we can prove in a court of law, H. H. Holmes was responsible for the murders of a mindboggling 303 people while only living to be 34 years old when authorities caught and hanged him. There's no one in modern times who even comes close to H. H. Holmes. His body count is simply unfathomable.

You know it gets bad when you gotta ask Ted Bundy what to do

"This enraged him, but not enough to stop doing it..." Congratulations, you played yaself

Mom Can We Have Jason? Mom: We Already Have Jason At Home *Jason At Home:*

You guys should make a video about serial killers currently on the run that has recent kills.

My mom lived near the green river killer while he was killing people nothing happened but sometimes i wonder what would have happened if she came across him

For a polygraph to work, you have to feel guilt. If you don't feel guilt, it's useless. No quicken heart beat, no sweat and no rapid eye movement and no nervousness.

I remember hearing about his capture on the news and being relieved because I'm from the Seattle area myself.

How do you animate you're videos so fast!!😅

My uncle actually rode with him because he was a painter at kenworth. He said he was quiet but didn’t think much of him.

I live 10 minutes away from the green river where he hid the bodies and let me tell you that place has a scary vibe to it.

It's always crazy learning about people like this who operated in your own back yard.

Fun fact; he almost got released as part of the covid-19 prisoner release program here in WA. He was stopped at the final audit.

When your teacher says you will never become somthing

Green: idk orange seems kinda sus

i’ve been waiting for a video on him

I love this channel!

It would have been cool if you mentioned the grunge band green river from Seattle that named themselves after the green river killer

Victims ghost: bruh I told you he was the killer

Infographics show have made my subject

I’d like to see a video on Robert Pickton, a Canadian serial killer. 🤔

the word "serial killer" reminds me about winning in an among us game as a single impostor (1v9)

Why am I watching this late at night?

I love how all the characters are smiling.

~*I live down the road from the green River*~ Grew up hearing all about him. Possibly why I got interested in serial killers and true crime

1:41 dang he even more detail then the whole video

I live 15 minutes away from the river

Can you do Dean Corll aka the Candy Man from houston including his accomplice Elmer Wayne Henley

I Met him and his lawyer when I was in middle school growing up. In snohomish County WA. It was a school field trip. LoL

"hey guys were dealing with a serial killer" - Chief of Police, Police Meeting. Yup thats exactly how it went