Good morning from Kansas!! I love Monday mornings because of your stories. Thank you.

He got away with murdering four women. The courts failed miserably in this case.

Incredible that he was revered and hailed as a model of rehabilitation, when he was really just a butchering murderer! He should have never been let out of jail.

He wanted to put his terrible crimes behind him and move forward. Yeah, the parents and families/friends of his victims would have like to do that also, but unfortunately, it's impossible for them to get back their murdered loved ones.

This is a very puzzling and yet horrific story about a man who literally got away with murdering several young women, period. How he could be insane but yet rehabilitated enough to attend college, sell his artwork, and basically become a celebrity, too. May the souls of these young women whose lives were gone to soon, rest in eternal peace. Great investigating and presentation, as always of your shows.

To me he pulled the wool over many eyes. I don't think he was ever insane nor remorseful. As a matter of fact he got to re-live all those crimes with a new audience. Disgusting. Thanks BC for this fascinating but exasperating tale. You always do such a great job. And thank you to the listener who recommended this story.

Just heartbreaking. The victims family had to suffer a tremendous loss while this POS lived a life until he was dead. He basically got away with murder.

So the serial killer goes on to lead a normal and successful life.. Justice denied for the young victims.

Cruelty towards animals is never a good sign

Unreal! He wasn’t insane, he was depraved, evil and vile. How he was made out to be this celebrity like person is revolting. Those poor women and their family’s. I’d never heard of him until now so cheers for the information!

A sociopath that played the game very well. Hernandez knew what to say to get the insanity tag and shed it as soon as it was time. Chilling work, Brief Case. I look forward to every Monday morning.

Nothing eases anxiety like listenening to someone from the British Isles narrate horrifying and disturbing crime. Thank you so much.

I can't believe how many stories I've heard where a serial murderer has been released back to society. Enough people felt sympathy for this man that he was affectionately referred to with a nickname by the press and eventually pardoned. Insane. Good story. Thanks, Mr. Case.❤️

That was an interesting story. It's concerning to me that he was able to go out and live his life after taking those poor girls lives. Very sad. I hope your day is a good one. Thank you as always for all you do.

I always laugh inside when you say sit back because your delivery draws me in and makes me sit forward 😆

But could he bring those women he killed back to life! This wasn't rehabilitation this was a scam he concocted and got away with because of his intelligence! Pathetic! Great job

It's amazing what one can get away once they're considered intelligent, smart when, you have the right lawyers on your side.. (or have the money to pay them) thanks for another well narrated story BC 😊

From Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania wishing everyone a Happy Monday!

This story is so crazy, it is as if the Boston Strangler had undergone rehabilitation and later worked as a lawyer.

This is the most bizarre case yet...from murdering 4 young girls to a celebrity...gives me the chills

Good morning Briefcase 💼 and hello there crime enthusiasts ☺️

This one has left me in a quandary. The date, August 17 1942, that he returned to class is the day my mother was born. Very much aside from that, he murdered 4 human beings! i must not judge i must not judge i must not judge ad infinitum

It 14:04 pm in South Africa, good afternoon BC family.... Another interesting case 💜💜💜

Thank you Brief Case and team for yet again making me like Mondays. Greetings and salutations all from Cabbagetown in Toronto. The bodum and I salute all the early birds!

I wonder how the families of his victims felt about him becoming a "celebrity."

Hello again and love from co Tipperary Ireland 🇮🇪. Thanks again brief case another good one 👍

Nothing like waking up to a brand new BriefCase.

So yes, here's the first psychopath-sociopath who ever 'recovered' from that. Yeah, forget about the victims, just look at this fine painting!

How very bizarre that he was more or less excused for murder. Disturbing indeed.

YES! Thank you ever so much again, lots of love from Finland

Thank you for the story BC! Never heard of him, my father is Mexican and he usually tells me stories about Mexican cases…. However I think he should have rot in prison for the rest of his life, I don’t think it was fair for him to live his life, graduate, get married and have children, when he took 4 innocent lives away, he caused 4 families pain and suffering and they will never get their daughters back…. I don’t understand why Echeverría pardoned him, but what can you expect when the president himself was corrupt at the time like so many Mexican politicians…. Honestly that was just a slap on the face to the victims families…. But thank you so much for covering this case, I always look forward to your videos! Thank you and God Bless🙏🏼

Monday morning at the office, it's coffee and brief case time

Impeccable pronunciation of the Latino names as always! 👍🏼

What an awful case I feel bad for his mother she tried so hard to get him help she knew something was wrong with him but no one listened till it was to late.

Rest in peace Graciela.

The most "Horrifying and Disturbing" thing about this case is that the serial killer was allowed to go free.

He sure had the classic early profile, didn't he? Bedwetting, cruelty to animals, relationship issues, etc. But rehabilitated? I have reservations about that. Excellent job as usual, BC! See you next time.

He lived longer than all those girls ages put together. A long full life.

I look for these videos every Monday. My Mondays would be incomplete without these videos.

Greetings from Cyprus, yes I believe he had many problems as a child especially with mental health issues but he was very clever and got away with murder, disgrace from the authorities to the families of his victims, thank you for another interesting case

Unbelievable. Poor families of the victims.

Best way to start a Monday, you never disappoint!!

Very sad, this man was a manipulated evil. Well done narration B.C. Thank you

Brief Case..Your stories are brief, but, full of information and told in an excellent way. Thank you for the time you take out of your life to inform and entertain us 🙏🏽

Thanks for the upload, Brief Case! I'm starting my Monday morning, and trying to gird myself up to be around people. The horror!

Thank you Brief Case for your monday’s story. So much innocents young women. Have a good day and see you next monday

Yeah! My Monday lunchtime treat....keep them coming!

Absolutely fascinating case. I didn't expect he would be released and not start murdering again, wow!

Good morning…. Well I must say this was a little bit confusing because he seemed to get away with murder and was treated like a celebrity which was unfair to the families of the women he killed. He went on living his life as if nothing happened and I just don’t understand that whole situation he didn’t seem to be and stable if it was 50-50 or at least he didn’t appear to be too unstable. He went on to get married and receive all this publicity and attention that he craved

Hello everyone I just wanted to add my two cents while I find it commendable on one side that this man appeared to rehabilitate himself and become what is considered a productive member of society however on the other side I find it mind-boggling that he was even allowed to finish school, sell paintings,become this huge public spectacle and actually practice law...a killer of women🧐

This is one I'd never heard of. So thank you for putting it out there. I love BC and really appreciate all the research you must do.

He got away with murder He played the insanity bit real good. I don't buy any of this.Those murdered girls couldn't crawl out of their graves and get a second chance. What a failure of justice. 🤨

Thank you for a very strange story! Not like anything I ever heard before.

He got away with it. Awful outcome.

Thanks BC for another fascinating case & your pronunciations of the names are so good. Another brilliant bit of bedtime listening 👍

This person he was someone that was allowed to get away with murder. I feel so bad for those poor young women and their families. As many people have stated that he got away with murder the justice system let them down. He should’ve been in jail the rest of his miserable life. Thank you for these stories briefcase. God bless you and yours🙏🏻

You are punctual as a Switzerland watch! Hugs from an Albanian. 🤗 P. S. I challenge people to admit they have no idea where Albania is. 😜

It’s all well and good to be a model prisoner but did he ever show any remorse for taking the lives of those four young women? They never had the opportunities in life that he did, despite his crimes.

Invisibility chalk, I guess that would be on par with invisible ink.

Thanks Brief Case for another case and well narrated! 🙏🥰❤️

Very disturbing! Cannot get over that he was let out. Loved your presentation.

Good morning Brief 💼 Case! This is a case that certainly took a lot of twists. I'm not even sure how I feel about it...from the illness which most certainly did affect his brain, to the taunting of his first wife, and his mother's enabling, the murders and his life in and out of doctor's offices, asylums and prisons, then to go on to be a free pardoned man who painted and practiced law then lived to a ripe old age, I know most would feel angered that it seems no justice was done regarding the young murdered women, and his seemingly faked mental illness. On the other hand, he had a very real brain injury as a youth which seems to have changed his whole person into someone who seemingly was psychopathic. I wonder at that, and sympathize with the fact that this indeed was out of his control due to illness, yet do not agree that murdering is okay. So what is just in these situations? The families of all suffer. If the man was able to study and get help while hospitalized and even imprisoned, to learn how to better manage his impulses and think in a different manner, I commend that effort. I cannot judge if he was truly rehabilitated, but if indeed he had not committed another murder after his release then that does speak volumes. It is a sad situation all around, especially for the families. If I may, I have to say I always giggle a bit when you speak of the "garden burials" in this case he brushed aside the dirt and discovered...A FOOT. 😳 (As a play on words...there's murder and mayhem AFOOT...🤣😉) I am a gardener...and even so, I'm always looking at the gardens I pass by, admiring them from both an aesthetic and labor viewpoint. Now I look at them sideways with a bit of 🤔 suspicion in mind...🤣 Wondering just WHAT they may be hiding beneath...🤦🏻‍♀️ Have a lovely day, all! 🌄💐

Good Morning BC , thank you for sharing another great story of crime! I couldn’t help but think about Ted Bundy! Have a Wonderful Week ! I will watch this again after I think about it! Unbelievable!

Best bed time story for me really love the videos 😊

What a case! I'm not sure if a criminal can be forgiven and then live as if nothing had happened after a killing spree and make a normal life despite his rehabilitation . This is a rare case as maybe his cruelty was due to his childhood illness. Thanks for such an interesting story.

Thank you! Feeling pretty sick this morning, but this will definitely help me relax and feel a little better :)

A very good case study, thankyou BC

This man was just evil. He should have remained behind bars for the rest of his miserable life. My heart breaks for the families of his victims.

Another Brief! .....CASE.....Thank you for all the hard work and making me want to get up on Mondays! Orlando, FL sounding off!

Yay! Waited for it!

Some people start their Mondays with the news or a crossword puzzle. I prefer BC narrating a well researched, illustrated murder case.

Good Monday morning to one and all. Thank you BC. This is an interesting case. Both sexes in the same prison. There was no mention on why he murdered these young ladies or why he wet the bed. Bed wetting can be a sign of a treatable medical condition (I went threw that as a child) or something that maybe bothering the individual. It’s nice to hear of a person truly being able to be rehabilitated. Brief Case, I may not respond to your Monday videos but I never miss one.

Good afternoon BC 😀 great case today 😊 Until next Monday have a great week 🤗

Love listening to these stories it really leaves so much to the imagination 💜💯❤️

Justice seems to have eluded the victims. I add the word "seems", because I know he was incarcerated but was incarceration for any amount of time enough? I am grappling with what it means to have justice for victims of femicide. Is justice suppose to look like vengeance, whereas the perpetrator is incarcerated for life or executed? Not that the choice has to be binary, but it doesn't sit well that this man was able to end the lives of several women, but is able to have a 2nd chance at life with wife and children. 😟

I have a whole heap of vids to catch up on brief! Thank you for your uploads ❤

Ahhh, perfect start to my morning!!! Love this!

Always looking forward to Mondays since I subscribed to brief case 😀

Wow! What a puzzling and incredible story. Was he so insane and intelligent that he was able to function as an over-achiever? Did he somehow thrive behind prison walls ? Did his incarceration steady him in a way that normal life could not? So many questions…..but clearly he was a very scary character!

Hi, I’m from North Wales, UK. I live in Bagillt near Holywell. There used to be a cinema in the village (demolished now) run by a man called Peter Moore, a serial killer. I thought I would mention this in case your interested. I love every episode, thank you.

Thank you again for an informative episode!! Keep up the great work BC 💙👌

Thanks for another video Brief Case.

That’s crazy, after killing those innocent girls, escaping from prison, he was released, smh

“…But it was just a piece of chalk…” Mr Brief Case, You cracked me up with the way you said that - particularly “chalk”. 😆✌️👍

As always an excellent narration on a interesting case. Thank you BC.

Indeed a mystery wrapped in an enigma: the man never seems to have returned to violence, so he has to be counted as rehabilitated - but all too late for his poor victims - we're a strange species.

I really like this case. Let's you know that people can change if given the chance. Good job

Good morning Brief Case.

Good morning from Singapore, Brief Case! 😊❤️

Thank you so much, Brief Case! Happy Holidays!

Umm this was interesting. I could never imagine a serial killer released, pardon, and then having a meeting with the President (pretty much being celebrated). I'm just in a state of discombobulation with this one.

What a fascinating story. Thanks for the video.

Great story, just find it a bit mind boggling that he got away with what he did. He was very clever. Greetings from S Africa. 😃🐘

Hi, again, Brief Case. Feeling somewhat better. Thank You, as ALWAYS, for an EXCELLENT video! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💚💚🤗🤗 You know green is for you, right?

Beautiful Spanish pronunciation! It's hard to do without over-doing, but you nail it!

Thanks BC✅😊❤️

Hi BC! Have a fantastic week! ❤️

I’ve been rewatching all of these. Awesome!!

Brief Case, I have No Words, except Prayers for his Victims, and the Families!!💔💔💔💔🙏🙏🙏🙏. I don't understand how his life wasn't spent in Prison!! Stay well!

Good Morning Everyone☕Thanks BC💜