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I can't believe your videos are free man, this is like Netflix documentary type stuff and your voice fits it so well. I can't believe this kid had the ability to do something like this
It’s so interesting to me how an interest in the human body and gore can go completely different ways. I grew up very fascinated with that stuff too, but for me it ended with being a paramedic to save people from death. It’s so scary to see the other side of that fascination.
very rare opposite way of thinking im hoping! seriously I dont buy that he has changed and those last messages really are filled with contradictions and hypocritic ways of thinking... has me thinking that he is somehow narcissistic STILL and only likes when things benefit himself.
I think your case is far more common, or it most often has no effect at all. It's everywhere on the Internet these days, particularly thanks to violent terrorist groups and cartels. Millions of people are exposed to these kinds of images daily and don't murder anybody. I think this kid was just cracked.
I think a lot of people have that type of morbid fascination. It’s why we crane our necks to get a better look when passing a car crash. The difference, imo, is how you feel when you see that. Most will feel sad, scared, depressed, etc. with the possible addition of interest in how that came to be. What Daniel lacked was the negative emotions part of it. Instead he was mostly interested and found a type of “joy” from it. I agree though, people and their brains are absolutely fascinating.
i remember i stopped after watching one of the beheading videos in afghanistan, it was way too real and i stopped watching anything like that on a dime. eventually you realize they're real people and not just graphics on a screen.
i think that this is a good observation however even when people react without a negative emotion (perhaps not being able to show empathy) they still will not turn out like daniel and kill people@@Ilikebigbooties
That FBI detective was spot on. Like he actually recalled specific details from hours earlier in the interview spot on to call out his lies. He always spoke professionally, didn’t rise to anything. Can tell he’s been doing his job a long time and he’s bloody good at it.
This is EXACTLY why we need to be harsh with animal abusers. Are we going to continue to be so stupid and say it’s just an animal?!? Look what happened to the elderly couple.
The FBI agent is impressive. He's not only there to get a confession, he's there educating himself about psychopaths. Imagine that being your job, facing evil.
Sounds like an interesting gig. I'll one up you however, imagine your job is to DEFEND these people in a court of law. Necessary but probably takes some mental gymnastics to view it as such when you have someone like this.
@CMADDillac I don't know how anyone could handle putting up a defense for someone who is evil and sick and wants to get in your head. I guess some people totally are committed to everyone receiving a fair defense.
The real story should be that this poor kid was forced fed cocktail of psychoactive drugs. Shouldn’t we be blaming the doctors and the pharmaceutical companies?
@@AntoineWilliams7118 I was thinking the same thing. That's a lot of drugs to give a teen, who is also going thru puberty, and dealing with stressors (family life, school). I'm not making excuses for what he did, but why weren't psychologists/psychiatrists picking up on his behavior??
this detective is one of the most professional interrogators that I have ever seen. The way he handled the whole interrogation is fantastic. No need to lie or manipulate, just seeking week spots and taking advantage of it. nice job
@@CsurkaPatric he interrogated a 15 year old who would have gotten away with a double homicide if he didn't tell his friend about it. Even the FBI agent said it was a masterpiece I know he was stroking his ego but they brought FBI in because they were genuinely lost until they got that call they needed to profile him and get an understanding how why this wasn't a normal 15 year old I wouldn't down play his age
As an elderly woman, the thought of waking up to someone standing over me is one of my worst nightmares! I’m so grateful for my loyal 100lb dog that defended me from an intruder last year
As someone who works with the eldery, I always find it so heartbreaking hearing these awful things happen to them, please take care of yourself and stay safe!❤
Props to his friend for being a mature and brave kid and calling in the tip.. That was a truly inspiring recording.. "i'm his best friend.. i know him.. and hes got a whole lot of problems but he's going to keep hurting people.." kids impressive and his parents should be proud AF of him..
EWU I just want to say, I really appreciate how you don't put creepy or eerie music in the background like many "scary content" channels. This shows you wish to maintain a level of professionalism in presenting the facts objectively as possible. I also love how you don't make judgement calls or use judgement language on the criminals until you are done processing the evidence. You also give counter examples to all of your claims which is great.
Daniel Marsh squeezing himself through a dog door to get to his ex-gf while her family are sleeping is pure nightmare fuel all by itself. That sort of total disregard for social boundaries and the treatment of others as mere NPCs in his super villain origin story suggests a future Richard Ramirez in the making. The friend tipster almost certainly saved some lives, probably including his own.
when my wife isn't home the only part of the house i leave open is a small doggy door. sometimes i look at it, pitch black at midnight, and i wonder if someone could fit. i could probably fit and i am tall, and i also have a history of stalkers and a few crazy exes. this video gave me suuuccch bad chills
“I’m fucked either way, aren’t I?” “Pretty much.” I think that’s the most honest both sides have been with each other. Daniel no longer trying to manipulate, the agent no longer trying to tease anything out of him. Just this one pure interaction of no bullshit and the whole thing cracks open. Fascinating.
I feel terrible about how hard I laughed at that. I know there's nothing funny about this situation, but that response just took me by surprise and I choked on my Coke Zero.
Yeah. I'm guessing he disclosed the items he placed inside the victims to the friend and ex girlfriend so they knew they had him. I liked the FBI agents no BS answer.
The real story should be that this poor kid was forced fed cocktail of psychoactive drugs. Shouldn’t we be blaming the doctors and the pharmaceutical companies?
He got carried away with the stabbing. Don't you think he could have easily cut his gloves and hands open? You don't execute 120+ stabs without cutting yourself. His gloves weren't made of steel. He's just an overall dumbass.
In Belgium, he would get away with this anyway thanks to juvenile justice and 'adolescence' defenses. Monsters like this guy roam our middle and high schools, molesting actual children with impunity and pedagogical encouragement. They're 'just misunderstuud innocent boys with immature brains'... In Belgium, underage victims of underage predators and underage real pedophiles, end up drugged, incarcerated and violated in psychiatries. Jeffrey Epstein's victims were 14 - 17 years old and were given a choice, money, relatively fair treatment (as in not violated like battered beasts, but treated with at least some degree of care and respect) and had their vengeance, I mean justice. Underage (actually sexually immature and inactive) children raped by underage predators, got no choice, no money, horrible treatment (by their abusers and their 'child caring' enablers) and no justice at all, only gaslighting and victim blaming. Many of those older evil 'pedophiles', attracted to sexually mature and active teenagers (like teenagers themselves are), were more often than not themselves victims of severe child abuse, the kind that isn't based on age gaps, fictions or caricatures. Sorry for the rant. But like Jeffrey Epstein's victims, this guy too is 'just an innocent 15 years old little child'. Apparently our 'juvenile' system struggles with the basuc concept of causality (applied to a single generation throughout time). No brain immaturity theory can deny the formative effects of such insane injustices on their underage victims and witnesses. Underage violators need to be drugged with neuroleptics, given ECT and locked up (at least until 'adulthood'). Which today is what happens to their victims. The UN pushes this insanity as well btw. But this needs to stop! We need ACTION based justice, not fiction, thought crime, brain immaturity, age, race, sex, ... based abuse privileges! Yes, all of this is real, my younger partner and I experienced such horrors. We're writing a book named 'Juvenile Injustice' in which we share our experiences and analyses. This will also include a scientifically founded critique of the 'teen brain' and a historical evaluation of the (socio-politically) disturbing invention of 'adolescence'. But the book will go way beyond just that. The 'civilized' world needs to deal with the horrors done to millions of innocent children, misrepresented as 'child protection'. Which letting this guy rape your underage daughter absoluteky is NOT. Also, adolescence has clearly damaged our 'mature' populations as well. After all, the adults cannot even just change their diet or understand nuclear reactors (and aerosols) and they denied the impending climate crises for decades, until the 'adolescents' took to the streets, 60's style. Ironic... Ever wondered why you never hear from the victims of underage monsters (or molesting pedagogues)? Think about this one. Thanks for reading and empathizing. Bless you.
When the picture of him as a kid pop up it broke me, I remembered his face and that story came flooding back into my memory and it’s so horrendous that he ended up like this
A lot of that stuff is quack science tbh. People react in different ways when under stress and even normally. Especially autistic people or if they have personality disorders
yea these videos would be better without silly “body cues interpretation” . It’s fairly easy to just come up with stuff when you already know someone is already guilty and in jail. So however they move, this narrator just says that they show signs of guilt
I CANNOT believe he is eligible for parole AND that someone wanted to marry him after this. I never understand women who pursue relationships with people who are incarcerated for horrific murders or other awful crimes.
SImple answer, they want protectors. It goes back to our roots, we had to fight and kill to survive at times. So some women seek someone who can handle themselves or kill if they needed to, to protect. Thats my belief as dark as that sounds
Some women want efficient killers as protectors, as pointed out before. However, there are more than this. For example, some women are simply attracted to notoriety and fame, 'special' men, even if evil. Also, others want men who are safely locked up, i.e. controlled, so the women can decide when to visit them, when to leave etc. There are really many things there. However, it has to be emphasized that it is a _VERY MARGINAL_ group of women with their own mental issues. The majority of women would run away from such men.
@@ExtendedMagsSuck Correct, however, there are more than this. For example, some women are simply attracted to notoriety and fame, 'special' men, even if evil. Also, others want men who are safely locked up, i.e. controlled, so the women can decide when to visit them, when to leave etc. There are really many things there. However, it has to be emphasized that it is a VERY MARGINAL group of women with their own mental issues. The majority of women would run away from such men.
@@ExtendedMagsSuck I could see that with other serial killers, but this kid is maybe 100 lbs soaking wet, looks more like a girl than a boy, and he's about as intimidating as a popcorn fart. Had that old man awoken when he broke in, he probably wouldn't beaten him to a pulp.
It’s honestly impressive that a lot of the families and friends of victims would rather give you guys an interview than a big news source. Keep up the worm
That FBI officer was pro as fudge. Probably the best interrogator I've seen so far. He had mad skills at balancing acting both sympathetic and in putting pressure on Daniel.
His deleted Ted Talk transcript: I remember standing in the doorway of our home with my mother and father on either side of me. They each had me about one of my arms, and we’re pulling me back and forth, dad pulling me into the house, and mom pulling me back out. They just had another huge fight, and mom once again claimed that she was leaving. She already had some suitcases and my sister in the car, all she needed now was me. But of course, dad wasn’t having that, and so I stood there between them crying uncontrollably as they screamed at each other and yanked me back and forth in and out of the house. Eventually, mom got her way and I left with her, but by the end of the day, we’d all be back under the same roof pretending that nothing had ever happened. The home environment that I grew up in was both lonely and hostile. For the vast majority of my childhood, I felt alienated, like I was hated yet completely irrelevant. I felt more like an object than a person. The indifference with which my parents treated me made me feel as though I had no connection to humanity, and throughout my entire childhood, up until just two months ago, I had harbored a dark secret that I’d never told anyone in my entire life. When I was a child, I was sexually abused multiple times by two different people, both of whom I loved and trusted. Growing up, I felt like there wasn’t a soul in the world that I could tell. I was the son and I was smart and I was expected to be strong and tough, but I wasn’t okay. I felt alone, alone and ashamed and disgusting, confused, weak, hurt, scared, and I had no one. No one to confide in, to cry to, to hold me and tell me that it was gonna be okay. So I stuffed this secret down deep, deep down and tried to pretend as though it never happened. There it festered for years. That would carry those feelings with me every single day. As time went on, it seemed like every person I encountered in the world used and took advantage of me, took my kindness for weakness, and then discarded me like a piece of trash. I was bullied at school as well as at home, and in the process, I became extremely introverted. The only person who I would come to think genuinely cared about me was a man named Boris. Boris worked with my mother, and over time, he became a mentor to me, a big brother, even a father figure. He would come over and talk to me, spend time with me, even take me to football games. The connection that I developed with him made the pain that I was feeling bearable. When I was 12 years old, my mother fell ill. She was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and trigeminal neuralgia, neurological disorders that cause debilitating pain. For a long time, she was bedridden, and because there was nobody else around, my sister and I had to take care of her, feed her, help her in and out of the bathroom, hold her while she had seizures, hold her while she cried. It tore me apart to watch her fade away like that, and in a way, it hurt me to have to comfort her in the way that I had so desperately wanted her to comfort me as a child. In the middle of all this, I was at my sister’s boyfriend’s house when I got a phone call from my mom. She was crying hysterically and kept trying to say something that I couldn’t understand. I asked again, "Mom, what’s wrong? What’s going on?" What she said shattered me: "Boris is dead." Over the next couple of days, I would come to find out that Boris had taken his own life. The person that I respected most, my friend, my brother, my loving parental figure, had taken himself away from me. He was gone. My connection to humanity was severed. I fell into a deep depression, even deeper than the one that I was already in. I stole a handful of pain pills from my mom’s purse over the course of a month and tried to overdose. I failed and woke up in a pile of my own vomit. But as time went on, all of this hurt started to turn into anger. I felt this uncontrollable rage that grew stronger with each passing day. I hated the people who had hurt me, and as this hate continued to grow, I would come to hate all of humanity. But deep down, most of all, I hated myself, and I wanted this world that had hurt me so. When nobody cares about you and the people who are supposed to care deliberately hurt you, it is hard to care about others. And when you feel that you have no connection to humanity, it becomes easy to lash out at it. That’s exactly what I did. All of this pain, this rage, consumed me, and I did horrible things to people who never deserved to be hurt. In the end, I became the same kind of person that I had hated to begin with: someone who blindly hurt other people. My rage against humanity landed me in juvenile hall, and to my surprise, the staff there were some of the kindest people that I’ve ever met. They taught me more about compassion than I can even begin to put into words. But when I was transferred to the California Youth Authority, I would question everything that I thought I had learned back in juvie. The CYA institution where I was sent was extremely violent on an almost daily basis, and living in that type of environment brought a lot of that old anger and hatred that I thought I had let go right back to the surface. But something was different this time because I had felt what it was like to be truly cared for, to be connected to so many different people back in juvenile hall. And once you’ve experienced something like that, it’s hard to look away. When I turned 18, I was transferred to adult prison. This was not an easy transition. I ended up living with a very violent, hateful man who would lash out at me and start cell fights almost every day. It was after about a month of this that I realized something: I saw myself in him, and that freaked me out. I knew then that if I didn’t truly commit to changing, if I kept allowing myself to be trapped by my emotions and to be disconnected from humanity, that he is who I would become. And that was the end. Shortly after this revelation, I had another one, equally impactful: I realized that I didn’t understand who I was. I didn’t understand why I’d done a lot of the things that I’d done, and that deeply bothered me because none of those things made any sense. So it was then, after finding a powerful desire to let my hatred go, to seek out human connection, and to gain understanding of myself, that I also began to want to understand other people as well, the things about them that didn’t make any sense to me. It occurred to me that once you understand something, then you can begin to humanize it and view it with compassion and empathy. During this process, I would find out just how much racism was a part of prison life, and racism being something I had never understood, I decided that understanding and humanizing it would become apart of my transformation and what better way to do that than talking to a professional racist skinhead. But it was only when I looked at this intimidating figure on the yard as a person that I got the courage to strike up a conversation. After making small talk for a while, I finally broached the sensitive subject and asked him how he ended up the way that he was. To my surprise, he was actually forthcoming and told me how he grew up in a racist family with an abusive father, and then when he was a teenager, he met a group of guys, skinheads, who gave him the acceptance and positive reinforcement that he had been craving for most of his life. My ability to connect with this man as a human being only further strengthened my resolution to let go of hate, to gain understanding, and to seek out compassion. There’s an old saying that until about nine months ago, I’d never heard: "hurt people hurt people," meaning people who are hurting hurt others. When I heard that saying, it was as though suddenly the entire world made sense to me. I came to realize that there are no such things as evil people in this world, only damaged people. It took me coming to prison to find the true value of human connection, but if I could find it behind these walls, there isn’t a doubt in my mind that any one of you can find it out there. And so, I urge all of you to actively participate in further developing your connection to humanity, whether it’s through volunteer work, reaching out to someone in need, or simply by embracing those who are different from us. We have to be better than hate, we have to be better than fear. We must learn to respond with love, even in the most difficult of situations. But above all else, when this world seems too inhumane for us to bear, we must always. [Applause] [Music]
@ruKimes9771 Supposedly, it was uploaded as a video to TedX, then removed (not sure how it was presented). I found the transcript and formatted it above
This is such pompous, narcissistic drivel. A monotony of "and then I realised...", a self-absorbed young person's desire to finally be all grown up at the turn of a calendar page. Shit talk, would have yawned and booed.
you're not the typical prison inmate , i can tell you that. for one, you can spell two words running without sounding like you took ebonics and gender studies as your major. i grew up in a fighting household too, and had plenty of those same issues, what's sad is you had to find out in jail what you should have learned by your parents.
Lock your doors and windows always. The fact that he said he checked up to a hundred houses before he found one he could access is terrifying. The fact that it was completely random is why he almost got away with this.
@@thecrispymasterYou don't have to be rabidly paranoid to turn a lock, something that's usually a mindless act for most, as it's apart of their nightly routine. They're basically just stating that's why ppl should lock their doors. Now if they said to put up a barbed wire fence and security cameras I could understand your comment.
considering the old couple lived so close to his father, and he cut through the window i don;t think he looked for any victims, he planned this out and saw these two vunerable people and decided they would be easy victims and not fight back or be able to put up much of a fight, he is a weak pathetic excuse for a person
This has been the case with other killers as well. Richard Chase, the "Dracula Killer", tested doors and said that if they were locked he knew he was unwelcome, but if they were unlocked he figured he was invited to go inside and kill the residents.
It’s insane to me he scored so high on the psychopath test.. the fact he scored higher than some of the most disturbed serial killers is crazy. Thank god for his arrogance, if he didn’t brag about this I know he would have had many, many more victims. He will never stop..
@@jheimalathis was my thought. Self report tests like that should be taken w a grain of salt, as someone who wants a certain result can manipulate their answers to get that result. I was surprised the channel didn’t mention that
@@tess5750I don't think it's a written test like in school. I believe it's a checklist of certain behaviors or something like that based upon his behavior
the segment about Claudia and Oliver just broke my heart. i watch these crime videos frequently and sometimes it’s easy to forget just how horrible these murders are, and how much pain they inflicted on others. i appreciate you putting a focus on the victims, and allowing their story to be heard. I hope they are at peace together, they deserve it.
The police would had never solved this if it were not for two teenagers. The police were too busy trying to scapegoat a family member of the victims, what a disgrace.
Every time I watch these I always get worried that one day I’ll be accused of something I didn’t do and while I’m explaining it I’ll do it wrong or cross my arms or say probably too many times and they’ll think I’m guilty
Remember you have a right to a lawyer. Asking for one is not an admission of guilt. I have a terrible memory and find that the only way to recount my actions is talking in bullet points which according to these videos indicates that you have something to hide.
showing love to the team and everyone involved in these videos, i love that there’s no scary music in the background it’s honestly even more immersive for me. this is my favorite channel for these kinds of true crime videos. i’ve always been interested in horror movies and can handle pretty gory stuff… at the same time i’ve been pretty shocked how disturbing these interviews are sometimes.
As a person who easily believes others, it feels so uncomfortable to see murderers always claim themselves compassionate and not hurt people while finding out how gruesome of a crime they have done.....
From the wiki: _At age 10, Marsh also began to have dreams of killing people. At 11, he told a therapist about fantasies of torturing people and his desire to make those fantasies come true._ His therapist knew years beforehand.
This is actually really interesting… i got raped when i was 13 and during the final stages of trial on this man it was mentioned that he’d told doctors a &e staff and therapists about his thoughts of wanting to rape young children he even broke down and told his neighbour when he was about 17 it’s crazy to me that no one either helped so this would have never happened or just did absolutely anything about it. Thankfully he is in jail now but this was a comment that hit really close to what happened.
The fact that this absolute psychopath will be released when he is 42 gives me the chills. He will kill again, and it’ll be just as abhorrent as this case was
This was definitely one of the scarier people I've seen on such "documentaries". Doesn't help he's on the more handsome side, meaning he'd probably have success luring women... so I hope the news blast his picture when he gets released.
If youre traumatized and it goes unaddressed feeling angry and aggressive is a normal response to the trauma. If its not addressed and the traumatized child has no way to understand or heal... this is what happens... Parents gotta pay attention when they see trauma symptoms in their children.
As someone who loves horror movies and am fascinated with the human body, couldn’t dream of harming someone or an innocent animal. Using the fascination to go to nursing school and take care of people is in stark contrast to killing people. Crazy.
I've always loved horror maybe I remember seeing hellraiser and it's still pretty darn good one. And I don't like killing things that should be killed like a fly .feeling bad about the "feelings " of Stupid little possibly bad bacteria carrying flies is pretty silly maybe even extreme 😂 but I can't help it. Now give me more disturbing horror stories and I'm loving. It
the thing is, if they are that fascinated that they want to see the real thing, they could do crime scene investigation or something to do with forensic investigation. its not an excuse to kill someome no matter how "fascinated" you are
I got into forensics, because I wanted to learn how to catch people who did it. I've never liked horror movies, because they're either really stupid and just gross for the sake of being gross (and not at all accurate or realistic), or they're pointlessly malevolent.
Exactly what I said!! If you fidget it’s a sign, if you sit still it’s a sign. If they stay calm, it’s a sign. If they get aggravated, it’s a sign. I just couldn’t figure it out.
Right this analysis is making me go insane lmao everything and its contrary is a red flag makes me think i would be suspect asf if I got interviewed like that
He's already getting worse. The beginning of his email hits all the right points to come off as sincere. Too bad for him the tattoos of his victim's injuries really contradict that sentiment. He says he doesn't want the documentary made because it will revictimize the victim's families. Which is the kind of sentiment I'm sure he learned in therapy. Except they are participating in it and Victoria said it made her feel better. He doesn't want a documentary made because it will make his parole hearing harder. The last thing he wants is random people on the internet seeing it and trying to oppose it. He will be a true nightmare to society if he is ever released.
your level of psychopathy does not determine what you do. you still have control over yourself, my score was 33 which quite high but im nothing like these monsters.
Unfortunately there was one more victim in this case that wasn’t mentioned. The grandson, whom police deemed the prime suspect for over two months, sadly took his life a few years afterward. The combination of existing mental issues, grief, and public scrutiny of him and his close family were too much for him to bear. My heart goes out to the whole family.
To often the police will decide someone’s guilty and destroy their life without any proof. This case wasn’t solved by the local police. It was handed to them by 2 scared teenagers. As a community, we need to demand our local law enforcement officers start with a minimum college degree in psychology and criminal law To many cops are hired with just a high school diploma. Chip’s son not only lost his son, but his ability to support his family. I used to love in the Sacramento area… I don’t have anything nice to say about the cops in that area. To many ex jocks right out of high school joining their ranks. They failed and now 3 people are dead. Families forever heartbroken 💔
I feel like this detective could easily change careers and be a trauma therapist. He's so calm, non judgemental and collected (so far, I haven't watched the whole video yet). I think that's a skill that is much much harder than it looks.
seen some say he didn't have to compliment his murders at the end as it was all over by then. Mentioning the guy laughing with him. What they forget is thats just the initial interview they dont want to spook the guy for the next one or have him get angry and never tell them anything else. Clearly the officer if he had a get out of jail free card would have done to the kid what the kid said he visioned doing to him within seconds of entering the room with this nut bag. Can tell by looking at this guy hes got no conscience hes an empty shell.
I've seen a lot of interrogation footage and this guy is great at it, he's obviously got a ton of experience and smarts for the job, he's not moved one inch by what happened there, that man saw some stuff you can tell. He's far from perfect, once he knew the work was done he should not have given any win to the killer, meanwhile he gave him 3, he complimented him on the murder itself, allowed him to play his little psycho game of how would you kill me and finally he laughed about it all with him. They had the case in the bag and no concession or familiarity building were necessary.
@@bigduphusaj162 I feel like the interviewer low-key has some morbid curiosity himself with those questions at the end .. maybe it helps him cope and do his job ..similar to some therapists separate themselves from their empathy in order to do their job
8:14 "If he's truly as uninvolved as he claims, why is he getting nervous?" Why is somebody being interviewed by law enforcement getting nervous? Damn. Got me there. Must be because he's guilty and for no other reason.
When narrator said that I honestly thought “Damn I’d be nervous too, even if innocent. That’s just a stressful scary situation to find yourself in.” Now I’m scared that my innocence would look like guilt lmao.
The "Man Catalogue" story made me laugh and then absolutely broke me. These two were such lovely people, and they deserved more time together. Thank you for humanizing the victims, and for letting Chip's daughter share that story. 💜
@@Clvrgrl Because it's genuinely funny and I feel it tells you more about that person than any bullet point biography does. Gave me a big smile and a chuckle too. It's such a sweet story.
Hearing what Daniel’s ex-girlfriend dealt with is horrific, especially how he looked at her while she testified. She probably worries about him getting back to her for revenge all the time, I can’t imagine the fear she must live in.
it’s terrifying to think that there are so many other people just like Daniel that are walking around free, incredibly disturbed, having thoughts like him among us. a good reminder to always be cautious and careful with people.
They say that roughly 3% of any given population are psychopaths. How many of them have extremely strong, violent impulses is hard to say, but it's interesting to think that if you work in a building with 300 people, there are roughly 10 people who are literal psychopaths around you. Or think of a sports stadium. You absolutely definitely for sure have come within 3 feet of a psychopath thousands of times in your life to me that's actually comforting and shows you how rare it is that any of them actually do something horrific.
@@jasondashney I don't feel this way. For me it's scary af. You're never safe. The fact the nobody killed you even though you met lots of psycopathes doesn't change the risk. It's like saying there are lots of cars I'm not gonna get into an accident. It's scary that there are many many people that would love to hurt you, to torture you and the only thing that stops them is the law. Also. Being killed isn't the only risk. They can rape you, hurt you, abuse you when you're weak (drunk/asleep). There are scammers after all. Those guys that will steal all of your money and have no empathy for you. There are psycopathes, but there are also lots of other weird, ill, dangerous people. I believe majority of people is mentally ill. I don't about you guys but I feel very lonely in this world.
@@jasondashney they say its only 3% but 90% of people have no problem voting for someone to do that horrible stuff for them and then it's considered 'normal'.
@@user-kd7kk3zb5w "You're never safe" You are only alive until you are not. That is life and an unavoidable fact of not being immortal :) More important to make the time you are alive good rather than be fearful of the moment when you are not. "...the only thing that stops them is the law" & "I believe majority of people is mentally ill" Don't forget "the law" is the written representation of what the VAST majority of society deems to be right (most of the time:). The reason people like him need to hide is because everyone around him are NOT a monster. Even the people he trusted the most ended up giving him up, because it was the right thing to do. "I don't about you guys but I feel very lonely in this world." Keep in mind when you watch media like this (crime), it exists because it is so far out of the norm. No one is going to make media about mom and pop happily married for 40y, with kids and grandkids and everything is fine :P If media about crime, news (also focusing on bad) etc. starts to color your world view in a perpetual fear or negative way: 1) look at the total statistics (ie. maybe a few 1000 serial killers in history on 8bil. and counting population) which helped me regain perspective 2) talk to people (professionals if need be) Because if you live your life aware of dangers (aware in traffic, with strangers, etc.) you might live longer, but if you live your life in fear (never go outside, avoid people) you are never alive to begin with :)
After the ex stated he was fascinated with videos of people actually dying, I began to wonder.... Though he did bring his dad back to life, Could watching his dad die behind the wheel be what brought about this fascination?
it b any one else b life this white boy just like all other kids. Most are seriel killers in the making n parents i fault aint no telli g what mom did during his pregnancy or b4 or dad??
He should've gotten a life sentence... how could they let a psychopath like him wander around after a couple of years?! 1:51:00 , 1:51:22 the sudden psychopath mode turn on when all the officers left the room was one of the creepiest things I have ever seen... that sent chills down my spine. Jesus...
Living in an apartment, after he said he checked for unlocked doors at the apartments near his house, I had to go check my locks. So scary:( having a newborn doesn’t help.
@@waffler3174 That's such a stupid phrase though. ("Snitches get stitches") All that phrase does is protect criminals to further victimize other people. The only people that phrase protects, is the guys actively taking advantage of everyone around them.
@@neura3964 Yea. What kind of loser covers up for a murderer? The guy that made the call, that's a great friend, because they keep you honest, rather then sit back and watch their friend turn into a monster and kill more people. He said himself he tried to be there for him, but clearly he was losing the battle, and that guy was going to kill more people if he didn't step in. I'd want that kind of friend too. The kind of person that will just sit back and let you f*ck your life up and everyone around you, is not a friend. That's an acquaintance.
The sheer amount of views, likes, and subscribers alone? I mean look at that on this site. Don't worry, they're making a f**n mint off their content. Still great that it's free. But be realistic.
there is so much ethic behind your work. The interviews with the victim's families, every peace of evidence and quotes from the suspects really well analysed first before making any judgemental statements against them. EWU has a commitment with the truth and human rights, it's really refreshing to watch, specially considering this is a youtube channel. You guys are the best true crime channel there is right now, congrats! Keep it up
I love your videos, you actually take the time to look into each case you cover unlike most channels that just throw things out there, getting 50% wrong. Thank you for bring truthful cases out there for us who want to know the truth. Sending ❤ and Blessings from Va Beach Virginia
It's bonkers how in depth these videos have gotten. Far more insightful than most stuff you see on TV, going above and beyond with interviews, and all on CZcams for free. This is by far my favorite true crime channel.
Yes, but let’s not forget it’s always easy to provide insight after the fact. It would be interesting to watch the narrative and later learned he was 100% innocent.
I really love how you pause the interrogations and point out the behaviors as they happen “matter of fact” without emotion or opinion. You are doing a great job, thank you!
Sometimes they narrator breaks character and speaks with clear disdain for the criminals, even outright insulting them. I think it's a nice personal touch that reminds you, you aren't watching cable TV
“without opinion” is sort of a stretch. It’s allegedly “expert” opinion, but it’s still just opinion. Another expert would likely reach completely different opinions.
you know, I’ve been watching this for so long that I completely forgot what this case was actually about. He’s so calm and collected. it’s genuinely horrifying
signs of deception: -sustained eye contact -breaking eye contact -staying still -moving around/fidgeting -talking a lot -not talking a lot wow, some real experts here!!!!!!!!
The way Sarah explained her grandmother was beautiful. I’ve heard so many descriptions of people who’ve passed away, but hers really brought Claudia to life, and you can hear the admiration in her voice. This is devastating. 💔
crazy to think that if he never told his ex-friend and girlfriend he did the murders, the police probably would not have been able to catch him - I've seen this in so many cases too, that the murderer can't keep his mouth shut and is the main reason they got caught - makes me wonder how many other murderers have gotten away with it just by not "showing off" to their friends
This is a really good point. I wonder if it has to do with narcissism being a pretty common trait/disorder among these types of murderers, so it's just inevitable that they're gonna talk about it
@@jesspalko2622 It's got to do with a punk so deficient, so unremarkable, so unworthy in his own psyche that he needs to feel that he's accomplished something, regardless of the heinousness of it
I came across one of your videos on Facebook and I had to subscribe to the channel bc it was amazing how much it's like watching true crime videos for free. Thank you
This has to be one of the best docs EWU has ever done. These recent documentaries, using interviews with victims, their families, and/or the perpetrators has given this such an extra emotional dimension and focuses greatly on the repercussions and ripple effects of these horrors. Thank you so much for this hard work and for constantly delivering ❤
I'm new to this channel and I couldn't agree more. He doesn't dramatize and exaggerate the situation, dehumanize victims, or make it a "scary story to tell in the dark" -- Claudia and Chip were 2 human beings with families and friends 🥺 may they rest in peace
To this day I still cannot believe that he was allowed to give a TED talk!!! I saw the entire thing before it was permanently removed and he was really enjoying playing the chameleon during his TED talk. He feels no remorse for what he did and I guarantee he still thinks about it and fantasizes about it to this day. I wasn’t surprised that he got the wounds he inflicted on his victims tattooed on him. He’s only angry that he was caught after his first crime and regrets that he couldn’t have done more before he was caught.
That's what he said and repeated, that he likes it and that he would do it again, and that he cannot change it. I think it is good he came out with the truth, that he cannot help it, and wants to be helped, treated. Same as pedos. Almost none of them would act on their desires, they cannot help their desires, and often they seek help, and say the truth about what they feel, instead of hiding it. But many prefer to hide it, because of the reactions of you and alike. Would it be better if he stayed quiet, faked remorse, hid his desires? I dunno what a ted talk is, seems to me to be some kind of pathetic show, trying to bring sensation - but be it any show, I'd rather hear a story of an evil person seeking help, than that of some rich celebrity. I think there is a different reason for the tattoos, tho - many criminals get those - and yes, for the same reason you think it is - to remind them of what they did. But not to all it means they liked what they did, quite the opposite, for the remorse.
@@martinhenzl while I respect everyone's right to an opinion, I'm going to hard disagree with you on this. People like him and pedos can't be helped. No therapy exists that's 100% able to cure people like him and pedos. The fact that your sympathizing with these people for "being honest" just shows how easily manipulated you are by professional manipulators and liars. Your an apologist and you trying to explain it all away is gross to be honest.
The real story should be that this poor kid was forced fed cocktail of psychoactive drugs. Shouldn’t we be blaming the doctors and the pharmaceutical companies?
The courage the ex-girlfriend and ex-friend showed is amazing. Yes they waited six months but they knew what he was capable of and they were scared kids. I hope they understand that they did the right thing and that the truth did come to light and they helped bring the right person to justice.
I'm absolutely loving the direction y'all have shifted your documentaries towards! Involving victims families to ensure respect and their voices to be heard, the focus on trying to learn from Daniel rather than villainize him, the compassionate assessment of how we as a society might have been able to head off this tragedy and so much more! Really proud of y'all for keeping everything that has always been excellent about this channel and also moving towards active education and empathy!
The daughter said that she was trusting EWU to listen to her talk about her mom and to pass this on to a community of people who were going to Listen. I think this channel and its team has made that easier by having a backlog of cases that they've covered where the comment sections are full of people expression condolences and admiring the work that EWU does in terms of research and their level of respect. It's very easy to find that this isn't a community of people editing flower crowns onto monsters and trying tobjustify their actions, and I think the increased number of those close to the cases covered being willing to call in or video in and be interviewed is incredibly telling of not just the EWU Crew, but of the people that make the channel themselves
this is so true. it's one of the reasons i love ewu and their content so much; they treat the victims as people and do such thorough research. it makes it much easier to really grasp how horrible the crimes of these monsters are when you actually hear about the victims and their lives from their loved ones instead of it just being played off as "entertainment."
Cops generally have that trio of characteristics: arrogance, laziness and dishonesty (I'll leave out stupidity, because that might seem insulting). Too many times they *Know Everything* and stop investigating, while being wrong - entirely wrong.
I can only imagine how utterly terrifying it would be to be woken up in the dead of night by some psycho with a knife. It chills me to the core that there are people out there of all ages and genders who can do these things.
Thing is, more and more it's teenagers doing this type of thing nowadays. It's scary. And I'm glad I won't be around when they start getting into govt and running the country. This kid is a pure evil person. Who has no regard or respect for life. Or anyone else.
He could just as easily have walked into the wrong home and been put out of his misery within a few seconds . But these losers usually predate on the vulnerable and those they know wouldn't or couldn't do that .
@@tabularasa7775 If you are asleep and they surprise you, you're not going to be a "good guy with a gun" scenario. People get weird and fetishy about home invasions like they are excited to kill someone invading their home, but the real situation is horrifying and extremely scary.
I think the victims family members have become so amazingly emotionally strong. I applaud your strength as I don’t know how I’d would have reacted. God bless all.🙏🏼
I totally feel for his ex girlfriend when it comes to laughing when you’re nervous, but she did a great job. She came across very compassionate & intelligent. It was very brave of her to speak out and tell her truth. If you’re reading these comments, you’re a part of what got this couple justice! ❤️
I do this too, especially if it is a very dark topic or is something dark I have experiences with myself 😅 I used to get called the joker a lot purely because of the weird nervous laughing 😅 caused many arguments even though the topics were not actually funny to me but my unease with them made me laugh a little, so it's not just her or you ❤ she came across brilliantly especially considering her age ❤
That retelling of Claudia’s “please stop, please please stop” and the casual sip of water, brutally chilling from a scrawny punk that had to attack elderly people while sound asleep because he’s so incredibly weak.
yip he will get dusted later on in his sentence when they back off the level of segregation he currently has. They know how to get rid of these types in the system. Having said that though this kids in california and they love to protect criminals over there im finding out. Here in Scotland hed be killed by the people in the area they realeased him within days. They need to keep relocating pee doughs here to small places out in the middle of nowhere until someone finds out who they are then they need to run to the police or have the police come to them to protect them from the crowd gathering outside.
I feel so bad for Robert and his family, being investigated so heavily for months when they had nothing to do with it because of one drawing a kid made years ago. This kid doesn't deserve to leave jail if he ever gets the chance, as he's clearly a danger to society, and I hope Robert and his family at least file some form of complaint about the behavior of the investigators. On a happier note I got a chuckle out of the "man catalog" story. I love the idea of an older woman looking at a church picture of an older man and saying "Yeah, I gotta get me one of those." Like she's looking at a Sears catalog or something
@@IdahoRanchGirlIdaho ranch girl, as the older woman looking at church pictures going “I gotta get me one of those”-I said the same thing when I heard your name Idaho Ranch girl: I gotta get me one of those! (you look quite nice🙈)
I’m not sure if you will see this but I’ll still try. My family was affected by violent crime as my grandmother was murder before my mother even reached adulthood. It’s really racked my family and still does. I’ve see some people try to make books or videos about the case and not one has reached out to the family. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for reaching out to the family and using respect for this case. I wish every “crime CZcamsr” was more like this
@@pabloescobarschanclas more books than videos honestly, I think it’s because it was a few years ago and a bit older than the average story videos cover. The most recent one was a guy trying to make a book about her killer, not her, but her killer.
@@SnapdragonangelI was one of those book writers but my publisher told me not to contact y'all to not "split the profits" I'm very sorry this was in the 70s
one disturbing thing to me is this kind of sick person could be the guy standing next to you in the checkout line, the woman in the car you pass on the road, ANYONE. And we would never even know. It makes me be very careful and watchful/prepared around others
These behavioural analysis points are wildly contradictory. Accused looks up and away indicating deception. Accused sustains eye contact which indicates deception. Accused exhales which could mean he's breathing out deception 😂
Unbelievably sad, terrifying case. I feel so bad for Chip and Claudia They had such flavor, such character, and so much love, it's just unbelievable that a little punk could end something so wonderful. 😢
@@gregshell8570the Bible is the source of more suffering, slaughtering, judgement, suicide, and misery than anything else in our existence. Choose the true J.C. and steer clear of religion or the book.
The commentator is absolutely clueless. "Sustained eye contact indicates deception" lol. You know if he was avoiding eye contact, it would say "inability to maintain eye contact indicates deception" . There are so many other examples like that
At Chip and Claudias age, can you imagine how many things they have seen and been through in their lives? Life is hard. Then to get to their age to just be killed by some little psycho dweeb. Its unbelievably shocking
It breaks my heart. They were apart of the greatest generation. Such nice and generous people. Probably the strongest generation too. They reminded me of my great grandparents(my great grandpa passed in 2012 and great grandma 2018). I miss them both so much. It's sad because their generation is pretty much gone now. Seeing Claudia and Chip makes me sad because they lived their whole lives to finally be able to retire and enjoy their time together. Finally getting to be able to relax and lay low. And this idiot comes out of no where and completely ruins it. My heart goes out to their family and loved ones.😢
I feel especially horrible for chips son and grandchildren. Just losing your grandpa and then being labeled as the prime suspect must have been absolutely horrific, I truly hope that they are doing better these days despite the pain and turmoil that whole family went through
I can't believe that people like that actually exist. It's a grotesque anomaly. may the couple rest in peace. you can tell from their description and kind appearance that they were amazing people! 🕊️ btw dude your videos are AMAZING. you describe every detail perfectly, the quality is top shit. congrats 👏🏻
Thank you, being a true crime junkie, I love making this content for you all and having a team of professionals who can offer insight into the psychology of the criminals and the interrogation room. I get so excited when we get a new interview or never before seen footage. Thank you for being here!
@@ExploreWithUsYou do a really good job, it's not just interrogation footage with no comentry like 90% of other true crime channels. Appreciate the work you put in!
How could Daniel's family want to free him? He can't be out in the world, he's too sick and dangerous. This was one of the best videos you've presented. I am so grateful to those who shared their stories, and gave us an insight into these two wonderful people whose lives were so brutally ended.
Not only that, the guy found a fiancé while in prison. The murderer with one of the highest psychopathy scores ever. I don't think I will ever understand women.
@@Kanggaxxyou say that like men don’t hold the highest murder statistics. I will never understand some men. Yet that definitely isn’t a group majority though I cannot attest to violence or anger issues as that seems to be a majority issue with men. You can assume all women are the same but that’s a dumb stretch. Js.
@@Kanggaxx wow. This is like naturally born killers in real life is going to happen. Also i do not know about the score, but i truly hate people, so maybe i would be high on that t score. Mother of 3, always give money to homeless people, help homeless cats. Like high veterinary bills and all. So well....
@@Kanggaxx Loads of guys have this fascination with female criminals, even reaching out to them. It's not fair to put all the focus on women in this situation. I've never really understood why there's so much hostility towards women and constant generalization. Why do people seem to want to dump all the negativity on us? It's puzzling. Here's a guy who has committed murder, and yet the attention is on his fiancée instead of what he did to that couple. Are you even listening to yourself?
You should do a video on the case of Shanda Vander Ark. Happened a few miles from my home. She's a very sick individual that tortured her son to death who has autism and physical impairments. He was starved and tortured to death by his mother and older brother. He passed away at 15 years old. I'm sure you probably heard of the case and may have already reported on it, but just incase you didn't this is a heartbreaking case and in my town there's so many crimes unsolved and people never get justice. This is one of the first cases to garner nationwide attention since the Jessinga Herringa case we had here a decade ago.
if you raise your left pinky toe its an obvious sign of anxiety - if you blink three times after answering a question thats a concerning sign. if you cross your leg it is a telltale sign you are telling the truth, if you uncross your leg it is a telltale sign you are telling the truth - blah blah blah
Happy Halloween, we have yet another case with a lot of never before seen footage and interviews made just for you! We will continue to strive for quality content and do our best to bring you never before seen footage and interviews. Thank you for being here. ❤
Holy smokes! 75 comments first 10 minutes. Great work!
I had a really awesome Halloween and this just made it so much better! thanks for the upload !! Top Quality as always : )
love you ewu and thanks guys!
I think you guys are awesome 😎
You guys are the best. One of the few channels that I'll watch the same video multiple times. They're that good.
I can't believe your videos are free man, this is like Netflix documentary type stuff and your voice fits it so well. I can't believe this kid had the ability to do something like this
It doesn't take much to be better than Netflix junk. This channel is miles better than anything the clowns at Netflix make.
@@hammondOTbro they just gave them a compliment calm down
He's right though lol
Netflix is trash compared to EWU
dont give them any ideas 😂😂
@@maliqscott7434 exactly what I said😂
It’s so interesting to me how an interest in the human body and gore can go completely different ways. I grew up very fascinated with that stuff too, but for me it ended with being a paramedic to save people from death. It’s so scary to see the other side of that fascination.
very rare opposite way of thinking im hoping! seriously I dont buy that he has changed and those last messages really are filled with contradictions and hypocritic ways of thinking... has me thinking that he is somehow narcissistic STILL and only likes when things benefit himself.
I think your case is far more common, or it most often has no effect at all. It's everywhere on the Internet these days, particularly thanks to violent terrorist groups and cartels. Millions of people are exposed to these kinds of images daily and don't murder anybody. I think this kid was just cracked.
I think a lot of people have that type of morbid fascination. It’s why we crane our necks to get a better look when passing a car crash.
The difference, imo, is how you feel when you see that. Most will feel sad, scared, depressed, etc. with the possible addition of interest in how that came to be. What Daniel lacked was the negative emotions part of it. Instead he was mostly interested and found a type of “joy” from it.
I agree though, people and their brains are absolutely fascinating.
i remember i stopped after watching one of the beheading videos in afghanistan, it was way too real and i stopped watching anything like that on a dime. eventually you realize they're real people and not just graphics on a screen.
i think that this is a good observation however even when people react without a negative emotion (perhaps not being able to show empathy) they still will not turn out like daniel and kill people@@Ilikebigbooties
More and more these cases just confirm how important mental health and childhood trauma is when the brain is developing. Yet we ignore it as a society
Everything that happens in your childhood is incredibly important. It is what shapes you into your future self. And yet no one talks about this!
OMG YES! I was just thinking the same thing!
Now where's the future serial killer chiming in that we are all stupid and thinks he's funny🧐
There's a lot to be said regarding keeping females away from boys from 12 through 18.
@@EmeraldView "females" okay
That FBI detective was spot on. Like he actually recalled specific details from hours earlier in the interview spot on to call out his lies. He always spoke professionally, didn’t rise to anything. Can tell he’s been doing his job a long time and he’s bloody good at it.
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55:39 " I'm fucked either way aren't I"
"Pretty much" 😂
I’m so glad the ex-friend made the decision to call the authorities. He probably stopped the creation of a serial killer.
Yes, strong person.
Right but he may get out in his 40s early 50s and still be that. He scored higher than Dahmer and gayce they said- that's pretty high
@@elizabethcox1145California is a shit show. I wouldn't be shocked if they felt pity for this criminal and paroled him.
@@Monica-hv4rfhe isn't black so probally not
@@lawrenceroadloonie3847leave race out of it plz
I'm white by the way
We Americans are truly sick of race c.r.a.p...
This is EXACTLY why we need to be harsh with animal abusers. Are we going to continue to be so stupid and say it’s just an animal?!? Look what happened to the elderly couple.
Right? I could never, ever hurt an animal, and if I did, I'd commit myself. That's where they start. Poor animals. 😢
💯% correct.
how long have you been vegan @@Denise_Suzanne
@@tofurules since 1998
@@tofurules - Could you be trolling any harder? 😂
The FBI agent is impressive. He's not only there to get a confession, he's there educating himself about psychopaths. Imagine that being your job, facing evil.
Sounds like an interesting gig. I'll one up you however, imagine your job is to DEFEND these people in a court of law. Necessary but probably takes some mental gymnastics to view it as such when you have someone like this.
@CMADDillac I don't know how anyone could handle putting up a defense for someone who is evil and sick and wants to get in your head. I guess some people totally are committed to everyone receiving a fair defense.
That young man should remain behind bars for the rest of his natural life. He is a danger to society and all who have known him.
The real story should be that this poor kid was forced fed cocktail of psychoactive drugs. Shouldn’t we be blaming the doctors and the pharmaceutical companies?
@@AntoineWilliams7118 I was thinking the same thing. That's a lot of drugs to give a teen, who is also going thru puberty, and dealing with stressors (family life, school). I'm not making excuses for what he did, but why weren't psychologists/psychiatrists picking up on his behavior??
That's exactly what I said.... double homicide 52 . What is that? In 13 years, he goes up for parole. Justice system is a joke
But why was he prescribed the meds?
@@AntoineWilliams7118i get what your saying but at some point we have to draw the line and he was given those drugs for a reason
this detective is one of the most professional interrogators that I have ever seen. The way he handled the whole interrogation is fantastic. No need to lie or manipulate, just seeking week spots and taking advantage of it. nice job
He’s an FBI agent. Probably a profiler.
😂😂😂He interrogate a 15yo boy mate.
@@CsurkaPatric he interrogated a 15 year old who would have gotten away with a double homicide if he didn't tell his friend about it. Even the FBI agent said it was a masterpiece I know he was stroking his ego but they brought FBI in because they were genuinely lost until they got that call they needed to profile him and get an understanding how why this wasn't a normal 15 year old I wouldn't down play his age
weak and week are Homophones: two words with the same exact sound, but different meaning and different spelling
I know! I learn so much from these kind of shows. It's important to be able to read people
As an elderly woman, the thought of waking up to someone standing over me is one of my worst nightmares! I’m so grateful for my loyal 100lb dog that defended me from an intruder last year
My grandma lives alone too. May all you elderly ladies, including her and you stay safe and have the most comfortable sleep every night ❤
@@y.k.6328
Thank you so much, honey ❤️
It’s so hard to be old sometimes
I’m very fortunate that my grandson stays with me very often
As someone who works with the eldery, I always find it so heartbreaking hearing these awful things happen to them, please take care of yourself and stay safe!❤
Omg god bless you honey 😢😢 if you were my mom or grandma you wouldn’t be alone !!! ❤❤❤ please be safe get alarm system maybe a couple pit bulls lol
I am so glad you have a 🐕. They are great deterrents. And that you are okay.
you know you've fucked up when the fbi join the interview
"you know YOUR FUCKED when the fbi join the interview"..... Fixed it for you 😁😁😁
@@mikecrosier6248bruh what? You didn’t fix shi
You're* @@mikecrosier6248
@@mikecrosier6248 *You're..... fixed it for you
@@mikecrosier6248you’re *
Props to his friend for being a mature and brave kid and calling in the tip.. That was a truly inspiring recording.. "i'm his best friend.. i know him.. and hes got a whole lot of problems but he's going to keep hurting people.." kids impressive and his parents should be proud AF of him..
EWU I just want to say, I really appreciate how you don't put creepy or eerie music in the background like many "scary content" channels. This shows you wish to maintain a level of professionalism in presenting the facts objectively as possible. I also love how you don't make judgement calls or use judgement language on the criminals until you are done processing the evidence. You also give counter examples to all of your claims which is great.
Yes!! I don’t like the added music, as it feels like entertainment. This stuff is more than that.
@@catherinewardwell2117 Are you sure you dont just feel guilty for finding tis entertaining?
@@hexicore789busted!
I do find it entertaining, but more educational and fascinating!
This! Thank you EWU!
@@hexicore789music sets a certain mood, it doesnt allow for emotionless discernment entertaining or not.
Daniel Marsh squeezing himself through a dog door to get to his ex-gf while her family are sleeping is pure nightmare fuel all by itself. That sort of total disregard for social boundaries and the treatment of others as mere NPCs in his super villain origin story suggests a future Richard Ramirez in the making. The friend tipster almost certainly saved some lives, probably including his own.
when my wife isn't home the only part of the house i leave open is a small doggy door. sometimes i look at it, pitch black at midnight, and i wonder if someone could fit. i could probably fit and i am tall, and i also have a history of stalkers and a few crazy exes. this video gave me suuuccch bad chills
@@lieutenantlesboraineif it was my house I’d probably get rid of it 😬 also nice pfp
People with doggy doors are naive. Might as well keep the door unlocked too.
OCD and sadism has gotta be a battle… yikes
@@lieutenantlesborainedoggy doors were ok 90 years ago. Get rid of that thing asap and up your security
this FBI interrogator is the best ive seen/heard. well done sir
That sadistic monster should never be let out into the public. 100% he would do it again.
Absolutely, I’d hate to see him out walking the streets.
He’d already planned and was actively seeking out his next one, which was going to be with a baseball bat so that it didn’t look like the same person.
“I’m fucked either way, aren’t I?”
“Pretty much.”
I think that’s the most honest both sides have been with each other. Daniel no longer trying to manipulate, the agent no longer trying to tease anything out of him. Just this one pure interaction of no bullshit and the whole thing cracks open. Fascinating.
I feel terrible about how hard I laughed at that. I know there's nothing funny about this situation, but that response just took me by surprise and I choked on my Coke Zero.
Yeah. I'm guessing he disclosed the items he placed inside the victims to the friend and ex girlfriend so they knew they had him. I liked the FBI agents no BS answer.
@@KAJlogic That's a great point; thanks!
The real story should be that this poor kid was forced fed cocktail of psychoactive drugs. Shouldn’t we be blaming the doctors and the pharmaceutical companies?
man you gotta time stamp that shit next time
It's scary to think he would have gotten away with the murders had he simply not told anyone that he did them.
Pride comes before the fall
😂couldn't cheep his mouth shut
It's scarier to think the state of California would've been much more lenient on him with new laws introduced
He got carried away with the stabbing. Don't you think he could have easily cut his gloves and hands open? You don't execute 120+ stabs without cutting yourself. His gloves weren't made of steel. He's just an overall dumbass.
In Belgium, he would get away with this anyway thanks to juvenile justice and 'adolescence' defenses. Monsters like this guy roam our middle and high schools, molesting actual children with impunity and pedagogical encouragement. They're 'just misunderstuud innocent boys with immature brains'...
In Belgium, underage victims of underage predators and underage real pedophiles, end up drugged, incarcerated and violated in psychiatries.
Jeffrey Epstein's victims were 14 - 17 years old and were given a choice, money, relatively fair treatment (as in not violated like battered beasts, but treated with at least some degree of care and respect) and had their vengeance, I mean justice.
Underage (actually sexually immature and inactive) children raped by underage predators, got no choice, no money, horrible treatment (by their abusers and their 'child caring' enablers) and no justice at all, only gaslighting and victim blaming.
Many of those older evil 'pedophiles', attracted to sexually mature and active teenagers (like teenagers themselves are), were more often than not themselves victims of severe child abuse, the kind that isn't based on age gaps, fictions or caricatures.
Sorry for the rant.
But like Jeffrey Epstein's victims, this guy too is 'just an innocent 15 years old little child'.
Apparently our 'juvenile' system struggles with the basuc concept of causality (applied to a single generation throughout time). No brain immaturity theory can deny the formative effects of such insane injustices on their underage victims and witnesses. Underage violators need to be drugged with neuroleptics, given ECT and locked up (at least until 'adulthood'). Which today is what happens to their victims. The UN pushes this insanity as well btw.
But this needs to stop! We need ACTION based justice, not fiction, thought crime, brain immaturity, age, race, sex, ... based abuse privileges!
Yes, all of this is real, my younger partner and I experienced such horrors. We're writing a book named 'Juvenile Injustice' in which we share our experiences and analyses. This will also include a scientifically founded critique of the 'teen brain' and a historical evaluation of the (socio-politically) disturbing invention of 'adolescence'. But the book will go way beyond just that.
The 'civilized' world needs to deal with the horrors done to millions of innocent children, misrepresented as 'child protection'. Which letting this guy rape your underage daughter absoluteky is NOT.
Also, adolescence has clearly damaged our 'mature' populations as well. After all, the adults cannot even just change their diet or understand nuclear reactors (and aerosols) and they denied the impending climate crises for decades, until the 'adolescents' took to the streets, 60's style. Ironic...
Ever wondered why you never hear from the victims of underage monsters (or molesting pedagogues)?
Think about this one.
Thanks for reading and empathizing. Bless you.
When the picture of him as a kid pop up it broke me, I remembered his face and that story came flooding back into my memory and it’s so horrendous that he ended up like this
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Suspicious behavior: "Suspect maintains eye contact."
Also suspicious behavior: "Suspect avoids eye contact."
This irks me.
Suspect does not move, suspicious
Supect moved... Arrest him
A lot of that stuff is quack science tbh. People react in different ways when under stress and even normally. Especially autistic people or if they have personality disorders
yea these videos would be better without silly “body cues interpretation” . It’s fairly easy to just come up with stuff when you already know someone is already guilty and in jail. So however they move, this narrator just says that they show signs of guilt
@@maxim9875 it was the way he moved that was suspicious
I CANNOT believe he is eligible for parole AND that someone wanted to marry him after this. I never understand women who pursue relationships with people who are incarcerated for horrific murders or other awful crimes.
SImple answer, they want protectors. It goes back to our roots, we had to fight and kill to survive at times. So some women seek someone who can handle themselves or kill if they needed to, to protect. Thats my belief as dark as that sounds
Some women want efficient killers as protectors, as pointed out before. However, there are more than this. For example, some women are simply attracted to notoriety and fame, 'special' men, even if evil. Also, others want men who are safely locked up, i.e. controlled, so the women can decide when to visit them, when to leave etc. There are really many things there. However, it has to be emphasized that it is a _VERY MARGINAL_ group of women with their own mental issues. The majority of women would run away from such men.
@@ExtendedMagsSuck Correct, however, there are more than this. For example, some women are simply attracted to notoriety and fame, 'special' men, even if evil. Also, others want men who are safely locked up, i.e. controlled, so the women can decide when to visit them, when to leave etc. There are really many things there. However, it has to be emphasized that it is a VERY MARGINAL group of women with their own mental issues. The majority of women would run away from such men.
@@ExtendedMagsSuck I could see that with other serial killers, but this kid is maybe 100 lbs soaking wet, looks more like a girl than a boy, and he's about as intimidating as a popcorn fart. Had that old man awoken when he broke in, he probably wouldn't beaten him to a pulp.
She can fix him
It’s honestly impressive that a lot of the families and friends of victims would rather give you guys an interview than a big news source. Keep up the worm
worm is up
Lmao the auto correct came through on this one. Silly computers 🙂
Definitely some good worm ethic! 👌👏
@@punk.rock.hippie Auto correct screws my texts up all the time. Drives me batty
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That FBI officer was pro as fudge. Probably the best interrogator I've seen so far. He had mad skills at balancing acting both sympathetic and in putting pressure on Daniel.
His deleted Ted Talk transcript:
I remember standing in the doorway of our home with my mother and father on either side of me. They each had me about one of my arms, and we’re pulling me back and forth, dad pulling me into the house, and mom pulling me back out. They just had another huge fight, and mom once again claimed that she was leaving. She already had some suitcases and my sister in the car, all she needed now was me. But of course, dad wasn’t having that, and so I stood there between them crying uncontrollably as they screamed at each other and yanked me back and forth in and out of the house. Eventually, mom got her way and I left with her, but by the end of the day, we’d all be back under the same roof pretending that nothing had ever happened.
The home environment that I grew up in was both lonely and hostile. For the vast majority of my childhood, I felt alienated, like I was hated yet completely irrelevant. I felt more like an object than a person. The indifference with which my parents treated me made me feel as though I had no connection to humanity, and throughout my entire childhood, up until just two months ago, I had harbored a dark secret that I’d never told anyone in my entire life.
When I was a child, I was sexually abused multiple times by two different people, both of whom I loved and trusted. Growing up, I felt like there wasn’t a soul in the world that I could tell. I was the son and I was smart and I was expected to be strong and tough, but I wasn’t okay. I felt alone, alone and ashamed and disgusting, confused, weak, hurt, scared, and I had no one. No one to confide in, to cry to, to hold me and tell me that it was gonna be okay. So I stuffed this secret down deep, deep down and tried to pretend as though it never happened. There it festered for years. That would carry those feelings with me every single day.
As time went on, it seemed like every person I encountered in the world used and took advantage of me, took my kindness for weakness, and then discarded me like a piece of trash. I was bullied at school as well as at home, and in the process, I became extremely introverted. The only person who I would come to think genuinely cared about me was a man named Boris. Boris worked with my mother, and over time, he became a mentor to me, a big brother, even a father figure. He would come over and talk to me, spend time with me, even take me to football games. The connection that I developed with him made the pain that I was feeling bearable.
When I was 12 years old, my mother fell ill. She was diagnosed with fibromyalgia and trigeminal neuralgia, neurological disorders that cause debilitating pain. For a long time, she was bedridden, and because there was nobody else around, my sister and I had to take care of her, feed her, help her in and out of the bathroom, hold her while she had seizures, hold her while she cried. It tore me apart to watch her fade away like that, and in a way, it hurt me to have to comfort her in the way that I had so desperately wanted her to comfort me as a child.
In the middle of all this, I was at my sister’s boyfriend’s house when I got a phone call from my mom. She was crying hysterically and kept trying to say something that I couldn’t understand. I asked again, "Mom, what’s wrong? What’s going on?" What she said shattered me: "Boris is dead." Over the next couple of days, I would come to find out that Boris had taken his own life. The person that I respected most, my friend, my brother, my loving parental figure, had taken himself away from me. He was gone. My connection to humanity was severed. I fell into a deep depression, even deeper than the one that I was already in. I stole a handful of pain pills from my mom’s purse over the course of a month and tried to overdose. I failed and woke up in a pile of my own vomit.
But as time went on, all of this hurt started to turn into anger. I felt this uncontrollable rage that grew stronger with each passing day. I hated the people who had hurt me, and as this hate continued to grow, I would come to hate all of humanity. But deep down, most of all, I hated myself, and I wanted this world that had hurt me so. When nobody cares about you and the people who are supposed to care deliberately hurt you, it is hard to care about others. And when you feel that you have no connection to humanity, it becomes easy to lash out at it. That’s exactly what I did. All of this pain, this rage, consumed me, and I did horrible things to people who never deserved to be hurt.
In the end, I became the same kind of person that I had hated to begin with: someone who blindly hurt other people. My rage against humanity landed me in juvenile hall, and to my surprise, the staff there were some of the kindest people that I’ve ever met. They taught me more about compassion than I can even begin to put into words. But when I was transferred to the California Youth Authority, I would question everything that I thought I had learned back in juvie. The CYA institution where I was sent was extremely violent on an almost daily basis, and living in that type of environment brought a lot of that old anger and hatred that I thought I had let go right back to the surface.
But something was different this time because I had felt what it was like to be truly cared for, to be connected to so many different people back in juvenile hall. And once you’ve experienced something like that, it’s hard to look away. When I turned 18, I was transferred to adult prison. This was not an easy transition. I ended up living with a very violent, hateful man who would lash out at me and start cell fights almost every day. It was after about a month of this that I realized something: I saw myself in him, and that freaked me out. I knew then that if I didn’t truly commit to changing, if I kept allowing myself to be trapped by my emotions and to be disconnected from humanity, that he is who I would become. And that was the end. Shortly after this revelation, I had another one, equally impactful: I realized that I didn’t understand who I was.
I didn’t understand why I’d done a lot of the things that I’d done, and that deeply bothered me because none of those things made any sense. So it was then, after finding a powerful desire to let my hatred go, to seek out human connection, and to gain understanding of myself, that I also began to want to understand other people as well, the things about them that didn’t make any sense to me. It occurred to me that once you understand something, then you can begin to humanize it and view it with compassion and empathy.
During this process, I would find out just how much racism was a part of prison life, and racism being something I had never understood, I decided that understanding and humanizing it would become apart of my transformation and what better way to do that than talking to a professional racist skinhead. But it was only when I looked at this intimidating figure on the yard as a person that I got the courage to strike up a conversation. After making small talk for a while, I finally broached the sensitive subject and asked him how he ended up the way that he was. To my surprise, he was actually forthcoming and told me how he grew up in a racist family with an abusive father, and then when he was a teenager, he met a group of guys, skinheads, who gave him the acceptance and positive reinforcement that he had been craving for most of his life.
My ability to connect with this man as a human being only further strengthened my resolution to let go of hate, to gain understanding, and to seek out compassion. There’s an old saying that until about nine months ago, I’d never heard: "hurt people hurt people," meaning people who are hurting hurt others. When I heard that saying, it was as though suddenly the entire world made sense to me. I came to realize that there are no such things as evil people in this world, only damaged people.
It took me coming to prison to find the true value of human connection, but if I could find it behind these walls, there isn’t a doubt in my mind that any one of you can find it out there. And so, I urge all of you to actively participate in further developing your connection to humanity, whether it’s through volunteer work, reaching out to someone in need, or simply by embracing those who are different from us.
We have to be better than hate, we have to be better than fear. We must learn to respond with love, even in the most difficult of situations. But above all else, when this world seems too inhumane for us to bear, we must always. [Applause] [Music]
thank you!!!!!! so much
Deleted , meaning he never got to give that speech?
@ruKimes9771 Supposedly, it was uploaded as a video to TedX, then removed (not sure how it was presented). I found the transcript and formatted it above
This is such pompous, narcissistic drivel. A monotony of "and then I realised...", a self-absorbed young person's desire to finally be all grown up at the turn of a calendar page. Shit talk, would have yawned and booed.
you're not the typical prison inmate , i can tell you that. for one, you can spell two words running without sounding like you took ebonics and gender studies as your major. i grew up in a fighting household too, and had plenty of those same issues, what's sad is you had to find out in jail what you should have learned by your parents.
Lock your doors and windows always. The fact that he said he checked up to a hundred houses before he found one he could access is terrifying. The fact that it was completely random is why he almost got away with this.
So we should all become rabidly paranoid because of the occasional nutcase?
@@thecrispymasterYou don't have to be rabidly paranoid to turn a lock, something that's usually a mindless act for most, as it's apart of their nightly routine. They're basically just stating that's why ppl should lock their doors. Now if they said to put up a barbed wire fence and security cameras I could understand your comment.
considering the old couple lived so close to his father, and he cut through the window i don;t think he looked for any victims, he planned this out and saw these two vunerable people and decided they would be easy victims and not fight back or be able to put up much of a fight, he is a weak pathetic excuse for a person
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This has been the case with other killers as well. Richard Chase, the "Dracula Killer", tested doors and said that if they were locked he knew he was unwelcome, but if they were unlocked he figured he was invited to go inside and kill the residents.
It’s insane to me he scored so high on the psychopath test.. the fact he scored higher than some of the most disturbed serial killers is crazy. Thank god for his arrogance, if he didn’t brag about this I know he would have had many, many more victims. He will never stop..
he just wants to be looked at as tough.
he most likely lied in the test, and people who are really psycho or sociopaths cant see themselves as one so
@@jheimalathis was my thought. Self report tests like that should be taken w a grain of salt, as someone who wants a certain result can manipulate their answers to get that result. I was surprised the channel didn’t mention that
@@tess5750I don't think it's a written test like in school. I believe it's a checklist of certain behaviors or something like that based upon his behavior
@timbo240 agreed. It probably a list being checked off by a psychiatrist or something not the person taking a literal school test
the segment about Claudia and Oliver just broke my heart. i watch these crime videos frequently and sometimes it’s easy to forget just how horrible these murders are, and how much pain they inflicted on others. i appreciate you putting a focus on the victims, and allowing their story to be heard. I hope they are at peace together, they deserve it.
He has a fiancé!!!!!! What kind of insane person would want to be with him!!! She needs to be in jail!!!
The police would had never solved this if it were not for two teenagers. The police were too busy trying to scapegoat a family member of the victims, what a disgrace.
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Not only that, but if he hadn't bragged about it in detail to the teenagers. They'd have no evidence against him if he hadn't told them everything.
Source?
@@platinumbrick6This video...
It's not a disgrace, they were trying to solve a murder. They weren't scapegoating, they were investigating.
Every time I watch these I always get worried that one day I’ll be accused of something I didn’t do and while I’m explaining it I’ll do it wrong or cross my arms or say probably too many times and they’ll think I’m guilty
Same I actually have an irrational fear of that
They'll definitely think I'm guilty for my love of horror movies & gore. But I also cross my arms too 😭 that's a terrifying thought!!
@@TkO.Alwaysstop watching that shit, dude.
Why @@arkdesign9517
Remember you have a right to a lawyer. Asking for one is not an admission of guilt. I have a terrible memory and find that the only way to recount my actions is talking in bullet points which according to these videos indicates that you have something to hide.
showing love to the team and everyone involved in these videos, i love that there’s no scary music in the background it’s honestly even more immersive for me. this is my favorite channel for these kinds of true crime videos. i’ve always been interested in horror movies and can handle pretty gory stuff… at the same time i’ve been pretty shocked how disturbing these interviews are sometimes.
They are pretty awesome
As a person who easily believes others, it feels so uncomfortable to see murderers always claim themselves compassionate and not hurt people while finding out how gruesome of a crime they have done.....
From the wiki:
_At age 10, Marsh also began to have dreams of killing people. At 11, he told a therapist about fantasies of torturing people and his desire to make those fantasies come true._
His therapist knew years beforehand.
This is actually really interesting… i got raped when i was 13 and during the final stages of trial on this man it was mentioned that he’d told doctors a &e staff and therapists about his thoughts of wanting to rape young children he even broke down and told his neighbour when he was about 17 it’s crazy to me that no one either helped so this would have never happened or just did absolutely anything about it. Thankfully he is in jail now but this was a comment that hit really close to what happened.
@@mollybrown7760im so sorry! its really scary how all these people knew about his thought and didnt do anything. so sad
As is often the case, No one cared enough to do anything about it.
And REFUSED to protect the public.
I thought conversations between a person and their therapist were confidential
The fact that this absolute psychopath will be released when he is 42 gives me the chills. He will kill again, and it’ll be just as abhorrent as this case was
Even worse is he will learn new things from other prisoners.
Hopefully the thought of spending decades in jail again will be enough to keep him from re offending, even if it's the ONLY thing that does.
This was definitely one of the scarier people I've seen on such "documentaries". Doesn't help he's on the more handsome side, meaning he'd probably have success luring women... so I hope the news blast his picture when he gets released.
He is eligible for parole but that doesn't mean he will be released
Possibly. And the community would end up bearing that pain. It is possible to rehabilitate people, though, and it happens every day.
You move it’s anxiety if you don’t move it’s you focusing to hard to not tell the wrong story…like you can’t do anything in a interview
If youre traumatized and it goes unaddressed feeling angry and aggressive is a normal response to the trauma.
If its not addressed and the traumatized child has no way to understand or heal... this is what happens...
Parents gotta pay attention when they see trauma symptoms in their children.
As someone who loves horror movies and am fascinated with the human body, couldn’t dream of harming someone or an innocent animal. Using the fascination to go to nursing school and take care of people is in stark contrast to killing people. Crazy.
I have the same fascination and am also in nursing. It's terrifying to think it can go so far the other way.
I've always loved horror maybe I remember seeing hellraiser and it's still pretty darn good one. And I don't like killing things that should be killed like a fly .feeling bad about the "feelings " of Stupid little possibly bad bacteria carrying flies is pretty silly maybe even extreme 😂 but I can't help it. Now give me more disturbing horror stories and I'm loving. It
@@alisonmercer5946my woman gets mad as hell at me cause I save flies off the sticky fly traps.😅😅😂😂
the thing is, if they are that fascinated that they want to see the real thing, they could do crime scene investigation or something to do with forensic investigation.
its not an excuse to kill someome no matter how "fascinated" you are
I got into forensics, because I wanted to learn how to catch people who did it. I've never liked horror movies, because they're either really stupid and just gross for the sake of being gross (and not at all accurate or realistic), or they're pointlessly malevolent.
Eye contact or lack of eye contact is considered lying. it's best just not to have eyes
Yeah lol. I’ve heard avoiding eye contact is considered lying
Exactly what I said!! If you fidget it’s a sign, if you sit still it’s a sign. If they stay calm, it’s a sign. If they get aggravated, it’s a sign. I just couldn’t figure it out.
Right this analysis is making me go insane lmao everything and its contrary is a red flag makes me think i would be suspect asf if I got interviewed like that
@@ThisUserPassedAwaystuff is contextual.
@@mr.supeecleanNot really, more like stuff is contradictory and inconsistent.
So the mother hooked up with his kindergarten teacher, what a nice mom. Loser
I've been watching this channel for a while. I really love it . The content and how it's presented is so well done .
I truly believe this young man would have become something exponentially more dangerous as an adult if he wasn’t caught for this crime.
Undoubtedly!
personal experience?
Yes you are right, he's got serial killer written all over him.
Wow you figured that out all by yourself lol
more serious that killing and mutilating two elderly people in their bedroom whilst they were asleep?
Really?
NEVER EVER let him out. This level of psychopathy can NOT be cured or changed except to get worse.
He's already getting worse. The beginning of his email hits all the right points to come off as sincere. Too bad for him the tattoos of his victim's injuries really contradict that sentiment. He says he doesn't want the documentary made because it will revictimize the victim's families. Which is the kind of sentiment I'm sure he learned in therapy. Except they are participating in it and Victoria said it made her feel better. He doesn't want a documentary made because it will make his parole hearing harder. The last thing he wants is random people on the internet seeing it and trying to oppose it. He will be a true nightmare to society if he is ever released.
your level of psychopathy does not determine what you do. you still have control over yourself, my score was 33 which quite high but im nothing like these monsters.
@@aydeneklund2288weird comment man
@@aydeneklund2288There’s a spectrum for psychopathy? Hmm, if so, that’s interesting
@@arthurfleck629 yes its a scale from 0 to 40
Please never stop making videos I love your content my husband and I listen to your documentaries while we cook and clean and stuff
"Free Daniel?" Really? I would disown them as a parent.
Unfortunately there was one more victim in this case that wasn’t mentioned.
The grandson, whom police deemed the prime suspect for over two months, sadly took his life a few years afterward. The combination of existing mental issues, grief, and public scrutiny of him and his close family were too much for him to bear.
My heart goes out to the whole family.
I didn't hear EWU mention that Chip's grandson killed himself. I'll rewatch the video to see if I missed something.
@@Rompelstaumpshe said it wasn't mentioned.
How horrible! Ugh, that is truly heartbreaking 💔
That is beyond heartbreaking!
To often the police will decide someone’s guilty and destroy their life without any proof. This case wasn’t solved by the local police. It was handed to them by 2 scared teenagers. As a community, we need to demand our local law enforcement officers start with a minimum college degree in psychology and criminal law To many cops are hired with just a high school diploma. Chip’s son not only lost his son, but his ability to support his family. I used to love in the Sacramento area… I don’t have anything nice to say about the cops in that area. To many ex jocks right out of high school joining their ranks. They failed and now 3 people are dead. Families forever heartbroken 💔
I feel like this detective could easily change careers and be a trauma therapist. He's so calm, non judgemental and collected (so far, I haven't watched the whole video yet). I think that's a skill that is much much harder than it looks.
the fbi agent is excellent at his job. his interrogation skills are insanely good, he’s always 1-3 steps ahead of the teen
You’ve got to be unflappable. Like you’re just having a friendly sharing session, a chat. He’s good.
seen some say he didn't have to compliment his murders at the end as it was all over by then. Mentioning the guy laughing with him. What they forget is thats just the initial interview they dont want to spook the guy for the next one or have him get angry and never tell them anything else. Clearly the officer if he had a get out of jail free card would have done to the kid what the kid said he visioned doing to him within seconds of entering the room with this nut bag. Can tell by looking at this guy hes got no conscience hes an empty shell.
I've seen a lot of interrogation footage and this guy is great at it, he's obviously got a ton of experience and smarts for the job, he's not moved one inch by what happened there, that man saw some stuff you can tell.
He's far from perfect, once he knew the work was done he should not have given any win to the killer, meanwhile he gave him 3, he complimented him on the murder itself, allowed him to play his little psycho game of how would you kill me and finally he laughed about it all with him.
They had the case in the bag and no concession or familiarity building were necessary.
@@bigduphusaj162 I feel like the interviewer low-key has some morbid curiosity himself with those questions at the end .. maybe it helps him cope and do his job ..similar to some therapists separate themselves from their empathy in order to do their job
I love this channel. I definitely watch all your videos. I absolutely love how they are all narrated. They are very informative.
8:14 "If he's truly as uninvolved as he claims, why is he getting nervous?"
Why is somebody being interviewed by law enforcement getting nervous? Damn. Got me there. Must be because he's guilty and for no other reason.
When narrator said that I honestly thought “Damn I’d be nervous too, even if innocent. That’s just a stressful scary situation to find yourself in.” Now I’m scared that my innocence would look like guilt lmao.
Lol I thought the same thing
It’s the level of nervousness
Lol yeah that had me react the same way
The "Man Catalogue" story made me laugh and then absolutely broke me. These two were such lovely people, and they deserved more time together. Thank you for humanizing the victims, and for letting Chip's daughter share that story. 💜
Same here. I can't stop crying.
there's time for you to swtich yet!
i seen an ol buick the other day
Why would you laugh?
@@Clvrgrl Because it's genuinely funny and I feel it tells you more about that person than any bullet point biography does. Gave me a big smile and a chuckle too. It's such a sweet story.
Hearing what Daniel’s ex-girlfriend dealt with is horrific, especially how he looked at her while she testified. She probably worries about him getting back to her for revenge all the time, I can’t imagine the fear she must live in.
Listening to how terrified she was of Daniel, I can’t understand how they could make a statement by wearing “Free Daniel” tee shirts?
@@mbk1511I don't think the girlfriend and friend wore the shirts. I think it was other people. But I might be wrong.
He's not going anywhere
He is in prison. Why would you be afraid of someone who cannot reach you in any way?
@@mbk1511they mean his families & other friends who prob manipulated & didn't know the real him. Obviously not the ones that told on him.
my abusive ex looks scarily similar to daniel and has so many of the same mannerisms and interests, this was so well done but oh my god i feel ill
I thought the exact same thing , when I saw this first. The similarities were a little too real. It honestly gave me the creeps.
my current bf looks a lot like daniel (doesnt act like him thankfully) but even i took a double take and was feelin weird watchin this…
1:49:02 Bro, that interrogator is on another level. Where’s his Oscar?
it’s terrifying to think that there are so many other people just like Daniel that are walking around free, incredibly disturbed, having thoughts like him among us. a good reminder to always be cautious and careful with people.
They say that roughly 3% of any given population are psychopaths. How many of them have extremely strong, violent impulses is hard to say, but it's interesting to think that if you work in a building with 300 people, there are roughly 10 people who are literal psychopaths around you. Or think of a sports stadium. You absolutely definitely for sure have come within 3 feet of a psychopath thousands of times in your life to me that's actually comforting and shows you how rare it is that any of them actually do something horrific.
@jasondashney a large majority of violent crime is committed domestically. It's always the people closest to you.
@@jasondashney I don't feel this way. For me it's scary af. You're never safe. The fact the nobody killed you even though you met lots of psycopathes doesn't change the risk. It's like saying there are lots of cars I'm not gonna get into an accident. It's scary that there are many many people that would love to hurt you, to torture you and the only thing that stops them is the law. Also. Being killed isn't the only risk. They can rape you, hurt you, abuse you when you're weak (drunk/asleep). There are scammers after all. Those guys that will steal all of your money and have no empathy for you. There are psycopathes, but there are also lots of other weird, ill, dangerous people. I believe majority of people is mentally ill. I don't about you guys but I feel very lonely in this world.
@@jasondashney they say its only 3% but 90% of people have no problem voting for someone to do that horrible stuff for them and then it's considered 'normal'.
@@user-kd7kk3zb5w "You're never safe"
You are only alive until you are not. That is life and an unavoidable fact of not being immortal :)
More important to make the time you are alive good rather than be fearful of the moment when you are not.
"...the only thing that stops them is the law" & "I believe majority of people is mentally ill"
Don't forget "the law" is the written representation of what the VAST majority of society deems to be right (most of the time:).
The reason people like him need to hide is because everyone around him are NOT a monster.
Even the people he trusted the most ended up giving him up, because it was the right thing to do.
"I don't about you guys but I feel very lonely in this world."
Keep in mind when you watch media like this (crime), it exists because it is so far out of the norm.
No one is going to make media about mom and pop happily married for 40y, with kids and grandkids and everything is fine :P
If media about crime, news (also focusing on bad) etc. starts to color your world view in a perpetual fear or negative way:
1) look at the total statistics (ie. maybe a few 1000 serial killers in history on 8bil. and counting population) which helped me regain perspective
2) talk to people (professionals if need be)
Because if you live your life aware of dangers (aware in traffic, with strangers, etc.) you might live longer,
but if you live your life in fear (never go outside, avoid people) you are never alive to begin with :)
After the ex stated he was fascinated with videos of people actually dying, I began to wonder.... Though he did bring his dad back to life, Could watching his dad die behind the wheel be what brought about this fascination?
This is such an excellent point that I didn’t even consider.
In a situation like that there would be a massive adrenaline rush. He could be seeking that.
Interesting potential trigger / trauma response
it b any one else b life this white boy just like all other kids. Most are seriel killers in the making n parents i fault aint no telli g what mom did during his pregnancy or b4 or dad??
i missed a lot the crime not sure?? who else in the room his mom i would b gone to
He should've gotten a life sentence... how could they let a psychopath like him wander around after a couple of years?! 1:51:00 , 1:51:22 the sudden psychopath mode turn on when all the officers left the room was one of the creepiest things I have ever seen... that sent chills down my spine. Jesus...
Living in an apartment, after he said he checked for unlocked doors at the apartments near his house, I had to go check my locks. So scary:( having a newborn doesn’t help.
Can we talk about how brave that friend was to come forward? People who do selfless acts like that are amazing. Who knows how many lives he saved.
snitches get stitches
@@neura3964Good one.
@@waffler3174 That's such a stupid phrase though. ("Snitches get stitches") All that phrase does is protect criminals to further victimize other people. The only people that phrase protects, is the guys actively taking advantage of everyone around them.
@@neura3964 Yea. What kind of loser covers up for a murderer? The guy that made the call, that's a great friend, because they keep you honest, rather then sit back and watch their friend turn into a monster and kill more people.
He said himself he tried to be there for him, but clearly he was losing the battle, and that guy was going to kill more people if he didn't step in.
I'd want that kind of friend too.
The kind of person that will just sit back and let you f*ck your life up and everyone around you, is not a friend. That's an acquaintance.
@@BattleBladeWarrior found the snitch
I'm amazed that EWU consistently releases 1-2 hour long professionally made documentaries every 2-3 weeks, and it's all free.
Stop saying that guys, they’re going to start charging !😊
@@littlevirus168 amen. Sheesh.
They get paid by our views
@@spikedwk how exactly do they lie about recorded interviews and legal outcomes that are matters of public record
The sheer amount of views, likes, and subscribers alone? I mean look at that on this site. Don't worry, they're making a f**n mint off their content. Still great that it's free. But be realistic.
there is so much ethic behind your work. The interviews with the victim's families, every peace of evidence and quotes from the suspects really well analysed first before making any judgemental statements against them. EWU has a commitment with the truth and human rights, it's really refreshing to watch, specially considering this is a youtube channel. You guys are the best true crime channel there is right now, congrats! Keep it up
I love your videos, you actually take the time to look into each case you cover unlike most channels that just throw things out there, getting 50% wrong.
Thank you for bring truthful cases out there for us who want to know the truth.
Sending ❤ and Blessings from Va Beach Virginia
It's bonkers how in depth these videos have gotten. Far more insightful than most stuff you see on TV, going above and beyond with interviews, and all on CZcams for free. This is by far my favorite true crime channel.
I love the word bonkers.
not to mention the narrators epic voice 😂
Yes, but let’s not forget it’s always easy to provide insight after the fact.
It would be interesting to watch the narrative and later learned he was 100% innocent.
@TruckingCarsL48 so you want EWU to be wrong?? 😂
It's bonkers how shallow TV has gone..!
I really love how you pause the interrogations and point out the behaviors as they happen “matter of fact” without emotion or opinion. You are doing a great job, thank you!
Sometimes they narrator breaks character and speaks with clear disdain for the criminals, even outright insulting them. I think it's a nice personal touch that reminds you, you aren't watching cable TV
@@loveableheathen7441sometimes even the officers!
“without opinion” is sort of a stretch. It’s allegedly “expert” opinion, but it’s still just opinion. Another expert would likely reach completely different opinions.
@@mikeappleget482reasonable minds can disagree
@@mikeappleget482 Many opinions, one reality; I respect EWU and love listening to their opinions and deeper knowledge.
you know, I’ve been watching this for so long that I completely forgot what this case was actually about. He’s so calm and collected. it’s genuinely horrifying
signs of deception:
-sustained eye contact
-breaking eye contact
-staying still
-moving around/fidgeting
-talking a lot
-not talking a lot
wow, some real experts here!!!!!!!!
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I mean yeah extremes indicate irregularity what do you expect
@@mayalandsberg1044 being interrogated by the police is an irregularity
The way Sarah explained her grandmother was beautiful. I’ve heard so many descriptions of people who’ve passed away, but hers really brought Claudia to life, and you can hear the admiration in her voice.
This is devastating. 💔
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
She was like my grandmas
@@GeorgeMorgan6600@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
I wonder why all is the grandmother or the mom. None mentions the dad or grandad. None gives eloquent memories on him.
For me it is very weird to see grandmother and granddaughter kissing on lips.
crazy to think that if he never told his ex-friend and girlfriend he did the murders, the police probably would not have been able to catch him - I've seen this in so many cases too, that the murderer can't keep his mouth shut and is the main reason they got caught - makes me wonder how many other murderers have gotten away with it just by not "showing off" to their friends
This is a really good point. I wonder if it has to do with narcissism being a pretty common trait/disorder among these types of murderers, so it's just inevitable that they're gonna talk about it
Maybe he wanted to get caught? Who knows
@@jesspalko2622
It's got to do with a punk so deficient, so unremarkable, so unworthy in his own psyche that he needs to feel that he's accomplished something, regardless of the heinousness of it
Luckily for all of us, most of these sentient piles of fecal matter are borderline regarded and have little common sense if any.
Yeah he's stupid, the reason I've never been caught is that I don't tell anyone it's really not hard to get away with murder.
I appreciate your addition of interrogation techniques and the subtle giveaways of guilt, deception or anxiety. This is top tier content!
I came across one of your videos on Facebook and I had to subscribe to the channel bc it was amazing how much it's like watching true crime videos for free. Thank you
This has to be one of the best docs EWU has ever done. These recent documentaries, using interviews with victims, their families, and/or the perpetrators has given this such an extra emotional dimension and focuses greatly on the repercussions and ripple effects of these horrors. Thank you so much for this hard work and for constantly delivering ❤
What is trusting EWU
@@jessicahummel1691explore with us = EWU
Sustained eye-contact=deception. evading eye-contact=deception. Thi video is a load of rubbish, all narrated in a daft voice,
I'm new to this channel and I couldn't agree more. He doesn't dramatize and exaggerate the situation, dehumanize victims, or make it a "scary story to tell in the dark" -- Claudia and Chip were 2 human beings with families and friends 🥺 may they rest in peace
@@jesspalko2622be quiet
To this day I still cannot believe that he was allowed to give a TED talk!!! I saw the entire thing before it was permanently removed and he was really enjoying playing the chameleon during his TED talk. He feels no remorse for what he did and I guarantee he still thinks about it and fantasizes about it to this day. I wasn’t surprised that he got the wounds he inflicted on his victims tattooed on him. He’s only angry that he was caught after his first crime and regrets that he couldn’t have done more before he was caught.
That's what he said and repeated, that he likes it and that he would do it again, and that he cannot change it. I think it is good he came out with the truth, that he cannot help it, and wants to be helped, treated. Same as pedos. Almost none of them would act on their desires, they cannot help their desires, and often they seek help, and say the truth about what they feel, instead of hiding it. But many prefer to hide it, because of the reactions of you and alike. Would it be better if he stayed quiet, faked remorse, hid his desires?
I dunno what a ted talk is, seems to me to be some kind of pathetic show, trying to bring sensation - but be it any show, I'd rather hear a story of an evil person seeking help, than that of some rich celebrity.
I think there is a different reason for the tattoos, tho - many criminals get those - and yes, for the same reason you think it is - to remind them of what they did. But not to all it means they liked what they did, quite the opposite, for the remorse.
Yes
Omg! He did a TED talk.. 😩
Wait what???? Tis killer got a fucking stage to talk like some kind of influencers?? Isn't he in jail??
@@martinhenzl while I respect everyone's right to an opinion, I'm going to hard disagree with you on this. People like him and pedos can't be helped. No therapy exists that's 100% able to cure people like him and pedos. The fact that your sympathizing with these people for "being honest" just shows how easily manipulated you are by professional manipulators and liars. Your an apologist and you trying to explain it all away is gross to be honest.
im so obsessed with ur chanel now i benge watch.. best subscription by far
The real story should be that this poor kid was forced fed cocktail of psychoactive drugs. Shouldn’t we be blaming the doctors and the pharmaceutical companies?
My biggest fear is getting interrogated because I do so many of these "guilty signs" in my everyday life, haha
The courage the ex-girlfriend and ex-friend showed is amazing. Yes they waited six months but they knew what he was capable of and they were scared kids. I hope they understand that they did the right thing and that the truth did come to light and they helped bring the right person to justice.
❤🙏🏴well in troops ....you got a dangerous person off the streets & im sure we live safer due to ur comendable bravery & action. THANKYOU 👏
She cheated on him with his best friend (best friend and ex were dating at the time) and I think that's what triggered his crazy ass
@@iHeartBiters100that could definitely do it to someone
@@iHeartBiters100 who cares
Does anyone know why she kept saying “ I was young and dumb” as if it was years ago ? Wasn’t it 6 months ..
I'm absolutely loving the direction y'all have shifted your documentaries towards! Involving victims families to ensure respect and their voices to be heard, the focus on trying to learn from Daniel rather than villainize him, the compassionate assessment of how we as a society might have been able to head off this tragedy and so much more! Really proud of y'all for keeping everything that has always been excellent about this channel and also moving towards active education and empathy!
The Perpetraitor should always be forgotten but not the victims that have to live with it
I agree, this is really cool
@@manyfails Yeah, but the psychology of a person like that, and what can be learned from it, shouldn't. Knowledge is valuable.
Yea until you see how stupid the victims family are then you feel less sorry for the victim
@@Sunshinesniles yes
This channel is top tier quality. Professional, factual, no cheesy music, just top grade documentary style. ❤
This was a very well done documentary. Thank you for sharing
The daughter said that she was trusting EWU to listen to her talk about her mom and to pass this on to a community of people who were going to Listen. I think this channel and its team has made that easier by having a backlog of cases that they've covered where the comment sections are full of people expression condolences and admiring the work that EWU does in terms of research and their level of respect. It's very easy to find that this isn't a community of people editing flower crowns onto monsters and trying tobjustify their actions, and I think the increased number of those close to the cases covered being willing to call in or video in and be interviewed is incredibly telling of not just the EWU Crew, but of the people that make the channel themselves
this is so true. it's one of the reasons i love ewu and their content so much; they treat the victims as people and do such thorough research. it makes it much easier to really grasp how horrible the crimes of these monsters are when you actually hear about the victims and their lives from their loved ones instead of it just being played off as "entertainment."
it makes it so much more real compared to hearing some random old cop saying "i didnt know the victim but i know they lit up a room,"
This is extremely well written and full of nothing but truth.
I would like this comment but it’s are 444 likes and i can’t bring myself to change it ❤
Cops generally have that trio of characteristics: arrogance, laziness and dishonesty (I'll leave out stupidity, because that might seem insulting). Too many times they *Know Everything* and stop investigating, while being wrong - entirely wrong.
I can only imagine how utterly terrifying it would be to be woken up in the dead of night by some psycho with a knife. It chills me to the core that there are people out there of all ages and genders who can do these things.
Thing is, more and more it's teenagers doing this type of thing nowadays. It's scary. And I'm glad I won't be around when they start getting into govt and running the country.
This kid is a pure evil person. Who has no regard or respect for life. Or anyone else.
@@IdahoRanchGirlhaha, as if that’s not what governments are already made of. Don’t worry, on that account there’s nothing novel to fear.
He could just as easily have walked into the wrong home and been put out of his misery within a few seconds . But these losers usually predate on the vulnerable and those they know wouldn't or couldn't do that .
@@nightshadegatito Lol so true , they basically hypothetically walk into peoples homes and stab them in the back with their policies and decisions.
@@tabularasa7775 If you are asleep and they surprise you, you're not going to be a "good guy with a gun" scenario. People get weird and fetishy about home invasions like they are excited to kill someone invading their home, but the real situation is horrifying and extremely scary.
Just me casually doing the housework and learning about all these psychopaths u have across the pond 😳love this channel so much !!❤
I think the victims family members have become so amazingly emotionally strong. I applaud your strength as I don’t know how I’d would have reacted.
God bless all.🙏🏼
I totally feel for his ex girlfriend when it comes to laughing when you’re nervous, but she did a great job. She came across very compassionate & intelligent. It was very brave of her to speak out and tell her truth. If you’re reading these comments, you’re a part of what got this couple justice! ❤️
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I laugh when I’m nervous too. I don’t think it’s funny at all but that’s what happens.
@@raimeyewens7518 it has caused a lot of arguments with me and exes. I genuinely don’t think it’s funny I have no idea why I do it. Glad I’m not alone
I do this too, especially if it is a very dark topic or is something dark I have experiences with myself 😅 I used to get called the joker a lot purely because of the weird nervous laughing 😅 caused many arguments even though the topics were not actually funny to me but my unease with them made me laugh a little, so it's not just her or you ❤ she came across brilliantly especially considering her age ❤
@@ash_tray I also do that I laugh when I’m nervous it happens out anxiety or impulsive
That retelling of Claudia’s “please stop, please please stop” and the casual sip of water, brutally chilling from a scrawny punk that had to attack elderly people while sound asleep because he’s so incredibly weak.
yip he will get dusted later on in his sentence when they back off the level of segregation he currently has. They know how to get rid of these types in the system. Having said that though this kids in california and they love to protect criminals over there im finding out. Here in Scotland hed be killed by the people in the area they realeased him within days. They need to keep relocating pee doughs here to small places out in the middle of nowhere until someone finds out who they are then they need to run to the police or have the police come to them to protect them from the crowd gathering outside.
Keep up the amazing work so grateful for you
Absolutely should sue that police agency…horrible detective work
I feel so bad for Robert and his family, being investigated so heavily for months when they had nothing to do with it because of one drawing a kid made years ago. This kid doesn't deserve to leave jail if he ever gets the chance, as he's clearly a danger to society, and I hope Robert and his family at least file some form of complaint about the behavior of the investigators.
On a happier note I got a chuckle out of the "man catalog" story. I love the idea of an older woman looking at a church picture of an older man and saying "Yeah, I gotta get me one of those." Like she's looking at a Sears catalog or something
I'm not familiar with this case I don't think.
@@IdahoRanchGirlIdaho ranch girl, as the older woman looking at church pictures going “I gotta get me one of those”-I said the same thing when I heard your name Idaho Ranch girl: I gotta get me one of those! (you look quite nice🙈)
@@G666REYalright simp calm it down over there
@DrSgee You just couldn't leave it at the explanation. For fucks sake
@@G666REY
That's REALLY creepy...
I’m not sure if you will see this but I’ll still try.
My family was affected by violent crime as my grandmother was murder before my mother even reached adulthood. It’s really racked my family and still does. I’ve see some people try to make books or videos about the case and not one has reached out to the family.
Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for reaching out to the family and using respect for this case. I wish every “crime CZcamsr” was more like this
just to clarify-people have made videos about the murder of your grandmother?
@@pabloescobarschanclas more books than videos honestly, I think it’s because it was a few years ago and a bit older than the average story videos cover. The most recent one was a guy trying to make a book about her killer, not her, but her killer.
@@SnapdragonangelI was one of those book writers but my publisher told me not to contact y'all to not "split the profits" I'm very sorry this was in the 70s
@@DarkerThanHellI hope you’re being funny and not serious about that 💔
Well. That was weird. ❤😂❤
one disturbing thing to me is this kind of sick person could be the guy standing next to you in the checkout line, the woman in the car you pass on the road, ANYONE. And we would never even know. It makes me be very careful and watchful/prepared around others
These behavioural analysis points are wildly contradictory. Accused looks up and away indicating deception. Accused sustains eye contact which indicates deception. Accused exhales which could mean he's breathing out deception 😂
Unbelievably sad, terrifying case. I feel so bad for Chip and Claudia They had such flavor, such character, and so much love, it's just unbelievable that a little punk could end something so wonderful.
😢
The mother of the murder must also be very shocked and sad! 😓😪
Well it could happen to you next, Our world is run by evil. Choose Jesus Christ this day
@@gregshell8570the Bible is the source of more suffering, slaughtering, judgement, suicide, and misery than anything else in our existence. Choose the true J.C. and steer clear of religion or the book.
@@gregshell8570 Do I get to cast level 3 fireballs if I join your group?
@@6adget😂
The commentator is absolutely clueless. "Sustained eye contact indicates deception" lol. You know if he was avoiding eye contact, it would say "inability to maintain eye contact indicates deception" . There are so many other examples like that
Seeing and hearing this kid laugh at how exhilarating his experience was is so extremely terrifying.
At Chip and Claudias age, can you imagine how many things they have seen and been through in their lives? Life is hard. Then to get to their age to just be killed by some little psycho dweeb. Its unbelievably shocking
Yeah for example i think Chip was ww2 veteran
@@lalli8152 yes it's extremely sad. Horrid little creep
It breaks my heart. They were apart of the greatest generation. Such nice and generous people. Probably the strongest generation too. They reminded me of my great grandparents(my great grandpa passed in 2012 and great grandma 2018). I miss them both so much. It's sad because their generation is pretty much gone now. Seeing Claudia and Chip makes me sad because they lived their whole lives to finally be able to retire and enjoy their time together. Finally getting to be able to relax and lay low. And this idiot comes out of no where and completely ruins it. My heart goes out to their family and loved ones.😢
why ru insulting him like an npc@@JadeBlakeVideos
@@islixxnhe isn’t he insulting Daniel for being a punk for killing them while they sleep
I feel especially horrible for chips son and grandchildren. Just losing your grandpa and then being labeled as the prime suspect must have been absolutely horrific, I truly hope that they are doing better these days despite the pain and turmoil that whole family went through
I half wonder though…. What if this kids confession is a false confession. Was there any actual concrete proof he did it?
@@WednesdayMarieAddamsyes there was proof. When I was looking up the case it said he kept the bloody knife and clothes he had on when he killed them.
@@WednesdayMarieAddams. Are you kidding? Wow! Thank god you weren’t on the jury. 🤦♂️
@@onionhead5780stfu it’s a valid question. Even more so if they were on a jury. People like you truly must be retárded 😂
Why did you call a person a potato chip? That's rude.
I can't believe that people like that actually exist. It's a grotesque anomaly. may the couple rest in peace. you can tell from their description and kind appearance that they were amazing people! 🕊️
btw dude your videos are AMAZING. you describe every detail perfectly, the quality is top shit. congrats 👏🏻
If he just didnt talk he probably wouldnt be caught lmao
Y’all have been uploading so often as of recent- thank you so much for the hard work you put into these! It pays off
Thank you, being a true crime junkie, I love making this content for you all and having a team of professionals who can offer insight into the psychology of the criminals and the interrogation room. I get so excited when we get a new interview or never before seen footage. Thank you for being here!
@@ExploreWithUsYou do a really good job, it's not just interrogation footage with no comentry like 90% of other true crime channels. Appreciate the work you put in!
top tier content, keep it up, the voice is the best TV/ Docu/ Inet voice i ever heared. Chill as fuck and smooth to listen to@@ExploreWithUs
Yeah, I moved here from The Behavior Panel; I prefer this channel way way more! I can’t articulate it well, but this is intellectual. 💞🤟
@@ExploreWithUsis this channel still run by the original ewu crew? I’m just curious. Thank you for all your amazing videos!
How could Daniel's family want to free him? He can't be out in the world, he's too sick and dangerous. This was one of the best videos you've presented. I am so grateful to those who shared their stories, and gave us an insight into these two wonderful people whose lives were so brutally ended.
Not only that, the guy found a fiancé while in prison. The murderer with one of the highest psychopathy scores ever. I don't think I will ever understand women.
@@Kanggaxxyou say that like men don’t hold the highest murder statistics. I will never understand some men. Yet that definitely isn’t a group majority though I cannot attest to violence or anger issues as that seems to be a majority issue with men. You can assume all women are the same but that’s a dumb stretch. Js.
@@Kanggaxx wow. This is like naturally born killers in real life is going to happen. Also i do not know about the score, but i truly hate people, so maybe i would be high on that t score. Mother of 3, always give money to homeless people, help homeless cats. Like high veterinary bills and all. So well....
@@bambinaforever1402not liking people doesn’t make you a psychopath or a sociopath …
@@Kanggaxx Loads of guys have this fascination with female criminals, even reaching out to them. It's not fair to put all the focus on women in this situation. I've never really understood why there's so much hostility towards women and constant generalization. Why do people seem to want to dump all the negativity on us? It's puzzling. Here's a guy who has committed murder, and yet the attention is on his fiancée instead of what he did to that couple. Are you even listening to yourself?
You should do a video on the case of Shanda Vander Ark. Happened a few miles from my home. She's a very sick individual that tortured her son to death who has autism and physical impairments. He was starved and tortured to death by his mother and older brother. He passed away at 15 years old. I'm sure you probably heard of the case and may have already reported on it, but just incase you didn't this is a heartbreaking case and in my town there's so many crimes unsolved and people never get justice. This is one of the first cases to garner nationwide attention since the Jessinga Herringa case we had here a decade ago.
if you raise your left pinky toe its an obvious sign of anxiety - if you blink three times after answering a question thats a concerning sign. if you cross your leg it is a telltale sign you are telling the truth, if you uncross your leg it is a telltale sign you are telling the truth - blah blah blah
If you hold an eye contant while talking, that's a sign of lying
If you don't hold an eye contant while talking, that's also a sign of lying