My mom swears she was almost a Bundy victim down in Florida, she lived in the area he was lurking. My dad claims she was too ugly. Both have valid points. For those who wanted more backstory: My mom was walking home from school with a friend when a VW Beetle was following and they ran, that’s what Bundy was driving. She now calls them Bundymobiles. Also, my mom isn’t ugly, we’re just a sarcastic family and nothing was ever off limits if it got a laugh. Glad I made some laughs, that’s what it’s all about at the end of the day. Thanks!
That part about Bundy's face changing is interesting because others have said the same thing about him. His long-time girlfriend said they were rafting one day when he suddenly pushed her into the water and she almost drowned. She eventually managed to pull herself back up and just saw Ted sitting there with a blank expression on his face as if he wasn't really there. Others have also claimed that Bundy's eyes would go black when he was ready to kill. Crazy stuff.
Chris is like that slightly older guy you all know as a kid who has all the crazy stories you never know are true because he always heard it from someone else 😂
In this case, Chris is telling the truth..meaning that he is telling the story as his Mother told it to him. His mother is the one who is lying about it.
@@luxuryseaviewvillas6744 based on his track record with the various pods I’ve heard him on, I’d be more inclined to believe he just made up the story entirely and served it as his mom’s story
Spotify demands that Joe fact check all statements he says on show, why he can't conduct an Alex Jones interview etc, even when he was allowed on show still.
I hate when he does that, or when Jamie puts something up and sidelines a story. At least Chris was able to tell the story, sometimes they never get back to what they were saying
My friend is a nurse and she was driving to work one night when a man with red hair started following her in his car. He kept beeping his horn like he wanted her to pull over and followed her all the way to the nursing home where she worked. She was creeped out and did not stop until she got the the nursing home where she parked and quickly walked over to where other staff were. He got out of his car and followed her but backed away when he saw other people. He said something like. 'I just wanted to warn you your tyre was wobbly. You should get it looked at' and then left. Several days later she saw a newspaper article that man with red hair was wanted by the police. He had stalked and raped several woman, often pulling them over in his car under the pretext that there was mechanical trouble with their car.
She is lucky..coz it was a dumb move by your friend...she should not have let him know where she worked...if someone does that i will drive to the nearest police station...instead of revealing where i work or live...he might have come back another day.
My Mom's family is from Gaffney SC and she had a close friend that worked with The Gaffney Strangler and during the curfew he used to walk her to her car after their shift was over at night. The police came to arrest him and she had been working next to him the entire time.
He did a great job in waiting on Joe's sudden pause for fact checking and brought us back to his interesting story. I was wondering how he would handle that bump because of course I wanted to hear the story. Great conversation. Love this stuff.
Lmao, even though the title clearly says they will talk about it, I was still terrified they'd never get back to it. If it were up to Joe alone, they'd never circle back to that potential gold mine. Pretty sure he straight up forgot it.
I live in Salt Lake city and worked at a Smiths grocery store with a man who almost caught Ted bundy. I forget the whole story but this man had worked for the store for a long time and one night he was asked to stop a customer who was leaving, he was later informed that the man was identified as Ted bundy.
The story about Ted Bundy at 3:49 -- I heard the same story 40 years ago from a girlfriend of the girl who walked out on Ted Bundy at the restaurant. As I recall, the girl was a BYU student and she was at Brick Oven Pizza in Provo on a first date with Ted. Then sitting at the table she had an overwhelming feeling that Ted was evil - so she excused herself to "go to the restroom" & just didn't go back. It was ~2-3(?) years later when she saw Ted's picture and learned who he was.
i worked at a luxury department store and at our coffee shop there was a guy who i always felt uncomfortable around. My coworkers had agreed that he had creepy vibes so I always kept my distance. A friend of mine decided to google him after an incident left her feeling like he was seriously off. Turns out he had just gotten out of jail after a 10 year sentence for raping and abusing several girls as young as 11. She contacted our security team and he was instantly fired and barred from the store. A few months later he strangled a 21 year old girl to death. Moral of the story: trust your gut about creepy men. better to be considered rude than be dead. also google people for yourself, not everyone does their due diligence.
Hey, maybe if you hadn't ruined his life by getting him fired for doing absolutely nothing...he wouldn't have gone and killed that 21 year old? Nice job.
You've got a great intuition. Most people don't..especially when it comes to reading people. Sometimes the only clue that someone is dangerous is that you just get a weird feeling about someone. That and abnormal eye contact...someone might be cool and charismatic..but if they hold their gaze a little too long..run for the hills. I was a nurse for inmates, those are the 2 things that I noticed.
It's a month late so I don't know if anybody's going to read this comment. Interesting story I worked for a mental health facility where we had a high-profile killer. The head of the facility who is also a professor at a neighboring college talk to me when I asked her questions about this person and what he was like. She said she was tempted or almost believed that he had disassociative identity disorder or multiple personality disorder because his eyes would literally change colors when she was speaking with him. She had never encountered in her career which had been tenured somebody like him before so this description that he's giving is much like the description that she gave me when I inquired about what this killer was like. Hope this makes sense talk-to-text
That look from Bundy Chris talked about that happened to his moms friend, was the same look a man gave me when I was a child (9 or 10) and in line at a grocery story. He kept turning around and staring at me. The cashier picked up on something and had enough sense to ask me if I wanted to stay at the store with her until she called my mom and I said yes. Well, the guy ended up leaving but I was young and didn't know my phone number and thought I was going to get in trouble so I ended up leaving the store. As soon as I crossed the street that same guy pulled up in his car telling me that my mother sent him to get me and I knew he was lying so I started to run. Thats when he stepped on the gas and started to chase me with his car. When I got around the corner he got out of his car and caught up to me and grabbed me by my hood and kept telling me that I got it wrong to just get in the fucking car! I managed to break free, run through a yard while he was still chasing me. He almost caught up but luckily there was a fence he was too old to climb and being a kid, I was able to climb the fence with ease and get home. But what I remember most was his dead eyes and the way he stared at me. He was going to kill me. This happened in 78 or 79. The decade all the serial killers were out there.
After years of watching documentaries, the one on Netflix about Sons of Sam is one of the most compelling flick's I've ever seen. And something no one ever takes into account is, sometimes back then cops were either stupid or inept to investigate or downplay for reelection or budgeting. Or because they had nothing to answer for a serial killer. Without a doubt that was a cult killing.
Not really a serial killer documentary, but is a true crime documentary. Best documentary I’ve ever seen and I’ve watched it multiple times now. It is however incredibly angering and sad to watch though as well. But watch Dear Zachary. Beautifully done. Worth watching.
Just watched that documentary today. Absolutely mind boggling that case and the fact that Berkowitz is still alive he's 70 now, still in prison and apparently a Christian. Who knew ya know.
Y’all got it ALL WRONG. David Berkowitz is a SERIOUS CHRISTIAN and has been for awhile. He openly admits that he knew exactly what he was doing and that there was no voice or dog compelling him to kill. He chose to kill ALL those people. He’s not making any excuses so you guys must stop making excuses for him.
I swear Joe thinks Google is what AskJeeves pretended to be 😂 umm just look up “did this guy ever get accused of committing another murder in another area that he might have lived in”
Joe is a boomer but Jamie is awful at his job. He is the slowest podcast sidekick of anyone that I watch and can never quickly get anything Joe wants to talk about. JRE is dead
Many women after surviving attacks from people like Bundy have said they had that weird feeling beforehand, but felt too awkward to leave. They would rather take the risk and hope their wrong than to create an awkward moment and be safe. Something hard for me to grasp
Most people don’t realise how evil people in thier own town can be. They see it on tv and on shows and on the news but still people are so Fucken stupid and think it couldn’t happen to them, that’s why.
Then there’s a whole community of actually smart women who understand their safety is more important than an AWKWARD encounter. That’s why I say, I can’t hang with people that have social anxiety or can’t handle normal people. Cause if some shit pop off and you’re too scared to leave or voice your discomfort? You’re on your own. 💀
I can absolutely see that. I’ve learned to just risk offending than risk the hospital or worse. It’s not something I do with just anyone, I’d need to have that feeling. But I definitely act on it. One guy tried gaslighting me for it, but it didn’t work.
Joe needs to have John Cameron, a former detective, on to talk about Edward Edwards, a serial killer linked to MANY murders. Also, Firing squad is actually a pretty quick and humane way to go, not to mention cost to the state. We do the same to wounded animals to “put them out of their misery”. Not really sure why states got rid of it to begin with.
What about the people who have to do actually execute the criminals in the form of a firing squad though? I feel like even if they were all horrible horrible evil people eventually that being your job would haunt you after having to kill so many people. Maybe that’s another reason they don’t do it anymore
@@jeremyroberts8822 the reason they do the squad is one person has a live round everyone else is blanks. no one knows who has the live round so in theory they can just think “oh I didn’t do that I had the blank”
My grandfather was one of Ted Bundy's psychologist when he was at the Utah state prison. He told me some crazy stories and he still has a bunch of the tests he gave him. There is a documentary coming out soon where he talks about it.
Went to rehab with an older lady who got away from Richard Ramirez. Rehab was in San Dimas, CA. He snuck in her bedroom window pinned her down as a teen in her bed and she screamed and her dad chased him outta the house. She kept saying in group circle time, “ His eyes were black!!!! The whites were black!!! His eyes were all black!!!!” Then she couldn’t stop crying. Scared the living $h!t outta me. She was a hot mess. I’m so glad she survived. 😭
Chris is the one of the best story tellers we have been graced with he’s fills in with jokes, side points and fun facts whilst maintaining the best hand signals. Absolutely love the bloke
I got solid one liners, charisma, humor, etc. But holy shit man, I CANNOT tell a story for shit. I thought my friends just had dog shit attention span, which they do, however, being a good story teller is a serious skill/talent.
Chris has a number of good qualities that not all comedians have. He's funny, he's an interesting guy and has the ability to convey stories in a clear and concise way without boring you. He doesn't have that certain comedian smugness that so many have. He's just that funny (normal) guy you'd like to hang with at a party and bullshit with.
Ted Bundy as a young dude worked at a crisis hotline in the night shift together with a middle aged female colleague who was an ex-cop and a true crime writer (before she met Bundy). She wrote "The Stranger Beside Me" about her time with Bundy. Fascinating book.
Speaking of a warped individual. He represented himself in court and was even commended on how good he did by the judge, except, "you went to the other side" before sentencing him to death.
Henry Lee Lucas was confessing because they were allowing him to travel to all these places and treated like a celebrity. Black Bird is an great watch. I have been thinking of watching it again. And Paul Walter Hauser is a phenomenal actor. I first saw him in I, Tonya and thought he was hilarious. He's also really good in Richard Jewel!
Crazy murderer link story. I grew up near Diamond Bar CA where the Nightstalker committed his last murder (or one of the last). My mom had the same reaction upon seeing the mugshot and always tells her story when he comes up on tv. She saw the Nightstalker at her bathroom window (daytime) as she got out of the shower. We had just moved into a newly developed suburb, which is adjacent to Diamond Bar (most eastern LA county), so there were no fences between houses yet. He was caught in East LA only a few days later. Stories like hers and Chris' mom's friend are so compelling because it makes you wonder how many potential victims got lucky.
I bet 100,000 horny women have the same exact story because they secretly want to be sodomized and brutalized like a submissive little murder victim by someone called “the night stalker”
What should also highlight is how many people where murdered that never went reported or were ever found.. you rarely here about the murders they were not convicted of..
When my friends husband was a kid living in California he and his dad were driving somewhere when their car broke down. They started walking to find help when they came upon the Manson family at Spahn ranch. The Manson family helped them get back on the road. This happened just before they committed the murders.
You can buy that stuff by the gallon at any place that sells household cleaning supplies. It's just ammonia. You can even get it lemon scented or add your own scent.
My daughters great uncle lived near the Manson family. He told us a story about his girlfriend came over and said something about a dog in their yard that was outside with no food or water. Apparently it was the Manson families dog. They were going over with water and food for the dog and to bring it over and ask what's going on with the dog. The other neighbor saw them and started yelling at them saying don't go over there, it's dangerous and stay away from those people 🤷 they kept the dog and no one ever asked about it or said
For people who had a run-in with a serial killer, predator, killer, sadist, etc to those who escaped, ran away, got away, etc they lived to tell the tale and thank you for sharing. There are some people who never share their experiences. You escaped with your life and you are forever altered. When you see a face change, eyes go black, you are in the presence of evil and you never forget it.
Henry Lee Lucas didn't kill the vast majority of the victims he confessed to, but he was definitely a murderer - he killed his own mother, because she used to sexually humiliate him and send him to school dressed as a girl (you can expect to see a lot more of this in the next 10 years or so).
I forgot that Otis Toole, who was Henry Lee Lucas's alleged partner-in-crime and gay lover, was posthumously declared to be the murderer of Adam Walsh, John Walsh's son (of America's Most Wanted fame). I suspect that is B.S. as well. Toole's car was lost while in police custody, along with any hard evidence that he committed that crime. Who knows. Be careful out there. I also forgot that Henry Lee Lucas's mother used to force him to watch her have sex with strangers, which of course isn't psychologically healthy or normal. Sexualizing children is going to produce so many shivering shells of human beings that I honestly don't really care if a comet hits this planet. Children should be nurtured and protected, not used as blow-up dolls or unwitting voyeurs to maximize dopamine hits.
Any "parent" enabling such a m3nt@l iLln3$$ and acting as though it's NORMAL? AND SAFE? Deserves all the agony possible!! It's a serious form of munchausen by proxy if you ask me!! Irreversible lifelong mistakes!!! that only make the REAL underlying illness WORSE over time?!?! Real "loving" parents 🙄🤢🤮
Seems hard to believe that Chris' friend, "TT Jerry" shared a wall with Son of Sam and Amityville guy. These type of guys are typically housed in supermax prisons, like the one in Colorado.
@@DefeatLust it wasn't available on Netflix or Tubi and I couldn't find a site to watch it for free so I gave up. Ended up continuing "Better Call Saul" I was upset
Chrissy D rocking his dads glasses cracks me up.. Just saw his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel when he was rocking these and then see him rocking them on JRE next lol.. so great.
Henry Lee Lucas for sure killed 3 people. His mother who horribly abused him as a child, an elderly woman, and a young girlfriend. He began to confess to any murder questioned about, he really enjoyed the attention and perks recieved. I think authorities found out quickly. Not sure how long before most confessions were discounted.
Some people give off a vibe that you can feel. Especially when you look at & they know you know that something ain't right about them. Setting aside from them just being uncomfortable or shy. If you have ever felt it you will know what it is. You feel the demon inside hiding behind dead human eyes looking back at you as if the person in front of you is just a shell
The guy who played the serial killer in Blackbird received a Golden Globe for his performance. One of the best limited series out right now that nobody is talking about.
One of my Mom's Childhood Friend's Mom had a somewhat similar dating story about by Ted Bundy in Seattle Washington. He left his mark here in the Seattle area, that's for sure. Seemed like just about everyone in the area knew somebody personally who had some kind of interaction with Ted. He made was really getting out there
in Utah TED came into the small town of Lehi at an arcade hangout and was hitting on the local girls, I say 1973 or around then, my younger brother didn't like this guy from the minute he came in, it took about ten minutes before he got punched out and my brother threw him back in his V W and he drove off, 2weeks later we had a girl killed up the canyon and ted was the main suspect at that time, it was in the local papers man in V W wanted for questing, the cops talked to a bunch of us about this.
My mother in law got the helpless guy on crutches act from Bundy at a lake here in Washington. He tried to get her to leave in a VW bug, but her brother appeared and he took off.
I personally know 2 separate people that attended college at the same time the idaho killer was in idaho and washington at college. One I believe had a class with him. Hecka crazy scary it's so close to home.
I met a guy who lived through Son of Sam. He told everyone would walk around the city at night in groups with various weapons because they were either afraid or looking for the guy.
True story. My former father in law was in prison for adultery with his then wife (they both were married to other people when they met). He was a cellmate of The Boston Strangler and produced a wooden box that Albert had made for him in wood shop
My mom swears she was almost a Bundy victim down in Florida, she lived in the area he was lurking. My dad claims she was too ugly. Both have valid points.
For those who wanted more backstory:
My mom was walking home from school with a friend when a VW Beetle was following and they ran, that’s what Bundy was driving. She now calls them Bundymobiles. Also, my mom isn’t ugly, we’re just a sarcastic family and nothing was ever off limits if it got a laugh.
Glad I made some laughs, that’s what it’s all about at the end of the day. Thanks!
Wtf😂
Haaaaaaaaa ha ha!
Bravo!
Thanks, I needed that laugh.
First time ive gotten a good laugh from a youtube comment in a while 👍
lol
😂
Chris: Wanna hear a wild story?
Joe: Jamie let’s do a 5 minute fact check
I thought the same thing.
And have Newsweek be the source you were unwittingly citing
Also Joe: “Jamie let me instruct you on how to google a common subject…”
@@zac3392 For real though. Jamie's gotta be thinking yeah, no shit. lol
Lol. You read my mind
Chris Distefano picked the right type of glasses to wear to a discussion about 70s-era serial killers
A 1,000 percent!!!!
Calling him " Teddy B" is wild 😆
Chris put on his best Dahmer costume
Lookin like Sonny Red Indelicato
@Stay Kids you got clips, fu?
Chris stole this story from Ryan Hamilton and admitted it on his old podcast czcams.com/video/Q8hUhtcuGuM/video.html @ 52:12
For real was that on purpose?
So many puns here 😂
Recreational smelling salts has got to be my favorite part of the jre
whats the whole point of them? sinus thing? wake you up type thing?
Its like a shock to your sinuses, cross country runners for example use it to stay awake/alert
@@jappollo8727 just to give you some nerve I guess
Do they wake you up like the movies?
What brand is it?
Chris is a great storyteller. Also 100% agree, Blackbird is one of the best true crime shows I've ever seen.
Yeah man he great at telling Ryan Hamiltons stories like there his own
That part about Bundy's face changing is interesting because others have said the same thing about him. His long-time girlfriend said they were rafting one day when he suddenly pushed her into the water and she almost drowned. She eventually managed to pull herself back up and just saw Ted sitting there with a blank expression on his face as if he wasn't really there. Others have also claimed that Bundy's eyes would go black when he was ready to kill. Crazy stuff.
Her book is amazing!
Bro had haki
Over taken by THE demon
Ya he had a demon
@@jfromtheburgh5643 most people can fight it. Some can't....
Chris is like that slightly older guy you all know as a kid who has all the crazy stories you never know are true because he always heard it from someone else 😂
Don't matter if they are entertaining!
His stories are about as big as Theo's, but not quite.
@@aaronlong46 I love Theo’s because they’re pure comedy. Chris’s come off more like he’s a pathological liar to me
In this case, Chris is telling the truth..meaning that he is telling the story as his Mother told it to him. His mother is the one who is lying about it.
@@luxuryseaviewvillas6744 based on his track record with the various pods I’ve heard him on, I’d be more inclined to believe he just made up the story entirely and served it as his mom’s story
Chris starts what's obviously going to be an awesome story
Joe: "Jaime, see if the random shit I saw on Twitter briefly is even true"
Spotify demands that Joe fact check all statements he says on show, why he can't conduct an Alex Jones interview etc, even when he was allowed on show still.
@@gwildordipkin6504 Not making every statement you glanced over one time would prevent unnecessary fact checking lol. Let your guests talk.
I hate when he does that, or when Jamie puts something up and sidelines a story. At least Chris was able to tell the story, sometimes they never get back to what they were saying
@@One_Eleven111 seriously, happens all the time, and it enrages me lol
Rohan has had a one track mind and has been cutting people off to get Jamie to look stuff up since waaaay before the Spotify deal.
Thanks, JRE! Just finished Black Bird. Pretty effen great! 👍👍
Blackbird was hands down one of the best tv shows I've seen in a long time. Both main actors were amazing.
Chris is a good storyteller. He cares more about conveying the story than how he comes across
Very true
If you haven't, check out his history podcast.
Chris stole this story from Ryan Hamilton and admitted it on his old podcast czcams.com/video/Q8hUhtcuGuM/video.html @ 52:12
introspective
That's called being Italian American
Chrissy is not only a good storyteller but he also has the best stories to tell. A lethal combo
Too bad he only has 8 of them.
@@guywithalltheanswers6942 🤣🤣🤣
@@guywithalltheanswers6942 With the kind of stories Chrissy has, if you have more than 10-15, you have to be a phenomenal liar
They sound like tall tales... Oh yeah yeah type friend of friends.
That Vernoica Vaughn is on hot piece of arse..if you know what I mean
@guywithalltheanswers6942 and yet, you still watch him tell each one.
My friend is a nurse and she was driving to work one night when a man with red hair started following her in his car. He kept beeping his horn like he wanted her to pull over and followed her all the way to the nursing home where she worked. She was creeped out and did not stop until she got the the nursing home where she parked and quickly walked over to where other staff were.
He got out of his car and followed her but backed away when he saw other people. He said something like. 'I just wanted to warn you your tyre was wobbly. You should get it looked at' and then left. Several days later she saw a newspaper article that man with red hair was wanted by the police. He had stalked and raped several woman, often pulling them over in his car under the pretext that there was mechanical trouble with their car.
That sound like one of those facebook stories. and profiling
She is lucky..coz it was a dumb move by your friend...she should not have let him know where she worked...if someone does that i will drive to the nearest police station...instead of revealing where i work or live...he might have come back another day.
Who was the criminal?
Yea who was the actual criminal? This is some random fictional story for sure
My Mom's family is from Gaffney SC and she had a close friend that worked with The Gaffney Strangler and during the curfew he used to walk her to her car after their shift was over at night. The police came to arrest him and she had been working next to him the entire time.
“Imagine being a on a date with a young Teddy B”- this statement deffo belongs on this podcast
fucking loved it when he started referring to him as teddy b fucking killed me. no pun intended
DJ Teddy B
Teddy B and Jeffy D. Lookout yall
Decent quarterback, would've been a good investment
😂
He did a great job in waiting on Joe's sudden pause for fact checking and brought us back to his interesting story. I was wondering how he would handle that bump because of course I wanted to hear the story. Great conversation. Love this stuff.
chrissy D is sharp and still hungryy. love him
Good catch,Joe's the boss😲
For real i thought for sure we weren't gonna hear the story after they did that. Happy he shared that a crazy aas fuckin story
Lmao, even though the title clearly says they will talk about it, I was still terrified they'd never get back to it. If it were up to Joe alone, they'd never circle back to that potential gold mine. Pretty sure he straight up forgot it.
Repent and believe in Jesus Christ ❤
I live in Salt Lake city and worked at a Smiths grocery store with a man who almost caught Ted bundy.
I forget the whole story but this man had worked for the store for a long time and one night he was asked to stop a customer who was leaving, he was later informed that the man was identified as Ted bundy.
The story about Ted Bundy at 3:49 -- I heard the same story 40 years ago from a girlfriend of the girl who walked out on Ted Bundy at the restaurant. As I recall, the girl was a BYU student and she was at Brick Oven Pizza in Provo on a first date with Ted. Then sitting at the table she had an overwhelming feeling that Ted was evil - so she excused herself to "go to the restroom" & just didn't go back. It was ~2-3(?) years later when she saw Ted's picture and learned who he was.
We don’t know what you heard.
Kinda like most Tinder dates for women.
i worked at a luxury department store and at our coffee shop there was a guy who i always felt uncomfortable around. My coworkers had agreed that he had creepy vibes so I always kept my distance. A friend of mine decided to google him after an incident left her feeling like he was seriously off. Turns out he had just gotten out of jail after a 10 year sentence for raping and abusing several girls as young as 11. She contacted our security team and he was instantly fired and barred from the store. A few months later he strangled a 21 year old girl to death.
Moral of the story: trust your gut about creepy men. better to be considered rude than be dead. also google people for yourself, not everyone does their due diligence.
I don't understand why these crimes don't get a life sentence
@@radhiadeedou8286 *death sentence
Hey, maybe if you hadn't ruined his life by getting him fired for doing absolutely nothing...he wouldn't have gone and killed that 21 year old? Nice job.
What about creepy women? Any advice on those?
You've got a great intuition. Most people don't..especially when it comes to reading people. Sometimes the only clue that someone is dangerous is that you just get a weird feeling about someone. That and abnormal eye contact...someone might be cool and charismatic..but if they hold their gaze a little too long..run for the hills. I was a nurse for inmates, those are the 2 things that I noticed.
“Teddy B” is borderline hilarious 😂🤣😭
I lost it when he said that 😂 I was looking for this comment. Homie giving nicknames to serial killers it shouldn't be funny but it is
@@Plants28 dat shit had got me🤣🤣😭
Chris is a pure comedic genius! Totally love him 💯🔥
It's a month late so I don't know if anybody's going to read this comment. Interesting story I worked for a mental health facility where we had a high-profile killer. The head of the facility who is also a professor at a neighboring college talk to me when I asked her questions about this person and what he was like. She said she was tempted or almost believed that he had disassociative identity disorder or multiple personality disorder because his eyes would literally change colors when she was speaking with him. She had never encountered in her career which had been tenured somebody like him before so this description that he's giving is much like the description that she gave me when I inquired about what this killer was like. Hope this makes sense talk-to-text
That look from Bundy Chris talked about that happened to his moms friend, was the same look a man gave me when I was a child (9 or 10) and in line at a grocery story. He kept turning around and staring at me. The cashier picked up on something and had enough sense to ask me if I wanted to stay at the store with her until she called my mom and I said yes.
Well, the guy ended up leaving but I was young and didn't know my phone number and thought I was going to get in trouble so I ended up leaving the store.
As soon as I crossed the street that same guy pulled up in his car telling me that my mother sent him to get me and I knew he was lying so I started to run. Thats when he stepped on the gas and started to chase me with his car. When I got around the corner he got out of his car and caught up to me and grabbed me by my hood and kept telling me that I got it wrong to just get in the fucking car!
I managed to break free, run through a yard while he was still chasing me. He almost caught up but luckily there was a fence he was too old to climb and being a kid, I was able to climb the fence with ease and get home.
But what I remember most was his dead eyes and the way he stared at me. He was going to kill me.
This happened in 78 or 79. The decade all the serial killers were out there.
Oh god, this gave me the chills.
Good grief!!
Jesus fking christ!
You did get it wrong !
😂
I’m really sorry that happened to you- glad you didn’t panic and freeze-
Felt bad for Chris as he had to take the longest pause before starting the story. Thought he'd forget lmao
I know that feeling. I’ll be trying to say something and everyone will always talk over me, even when I’m still talking.
@@kneeofjustice9619I know that feeling pretty well too, happens all the time that you can't help to think its just something bigger than you 🤷♂️
I definitely forgot while watching lol
I know that feeling very well, I’ve been out with people and felt completely invisible
yeah pretty fuckin' rude and ignorant in my book. Rogan does this all the time.
After years of watching documentaries, the one on Netflix about Sons of Sam is one of the most compelling flick's I've ever seen. And something no one ever takes into account is, sometimes back then cops were either stupid or inept to investigate or downplay for reelection or budgeting. Or because they had nothing to answer for a serial killer. Without a doubt that was a cult killing.
Not really a serial killer documentary, but is a true crime documentary. Best documentary I’ve ever seen and I’ve watched it multiple times now. It is however incredibly angering and sad to watch though as well. But watch Dear Zachary. Beautifully done. Worth watching.
Just watched that documentary today. Absolutely mind boggling that case and the fact that Berkowitz is still alive he's 70 now, still in prison and apparently a Christian. Who knew ya know.
Y’all got it ALL WRONG. David Berkowitz is a SERIOUS CHRISTIAN and has been for awhile. He openly admits that he knew exactly what he was doing and that there was no voice or dog compelling him to kill. He chose to kill ALL those people. He’s not making any excuses so you guys must stop making excuses for him.
Not only was there no cult, but you don't know a damn thing about the case.
That series blackbird is brilliant
Thank God Joe is there to tell Jamie how to Google obvious questions😂😂😂😂
No kidding wth Jamie
I swear Joe thinks Google is what AskJeeves pretended to be 😂 umm just look up “did this guy ever get accused of committing another murder in another area that he might have lived in”
@@CantTellYou I swear Joe in some ways still thinks the internet is the 90s....Quake anyone?
@@CantTellYou lol he gave him the worst sentence for a google search. like 5 extra words
Joe is a boomer but Jamie is awful at his job. He is the slowest podcast sidekick of anyone that I watch and can never quickly get anything Joe wants to talk about. JRE is dead
Many women after surviving attacks from people like Bundy have said they had that weird feeling beforehand, but felt too awkward to leave. They would rather take the risk and hope their wrong than to create an awkward moment and be safe. Something hard for me to grasp
Most people don’t realise how evil people in thier own town can be. They see it on tv and on shows and on the news but still people are so Fucken stupid and think it couldn’t happen to them, that’s why.
"you have no idea what women would do just to not be rude"
Then there’s a whole community of actually smart women who understand their safety is more important than an AWKWARD encounter. That’s why I say, I can’t hang with people that have social anxiety or can’t handle normal people. Cause if some shit pop off and you’re too scared to leave or voice your discomfort? You’re on your own. 💀
Like who???
I can absolutely see that. I’ve learned to just risk offending than risk the hospital or worse. It’s not something I do with just anyone, I’d need to have that feeling. But I definitely act on it. One guy tried gaslighting me for it, but it didn’t work.
1:15 bro the face he made😭😭😭😭
Joe needs to have John Cameron, a former detective, on to talk about Edward Edwards, a serial killer linked to MANY murders.
Also, Firing squad is actually a pretty quick and humane way to go, not to mention cost to the state. We do the same to wounded animals to “put them
out of their misery”. Not really sure why states got rid of it to begin with.
What about the people who have to do actually execute the criminals in the form of a firing squad though? I feel like even if they were all horrible horrible evil people eventually that being your job would haunt you after having to kill so many people. Maybe that’s another reason they don’t do it anymore
@@jeremyroberts8822 the reason they do the squad is one person has a live round everyone else is blanks. no one knows who has the live round so in theory they can just think “oh I didn’t do that I had the blank”
@@willhall7791 Actually everyone has live rounds and one gun had a blank is how it's done.
Chris out here telling stories like Mr. Ballen 👏 👏
@Stay Kids Good looks buddy
Wild hand movements n all
Ballenpilled
This comment is such a world colliding statement. Imagine John on JRE or Hey Babe.
@@badashmf Ya that would be pretty f'n sick for sure
All of a sudden everyone's mom went on a date with Ted Bundy.
Ikr Rogans audience is just BS merchants and copy&pasters
Calling him teddy b is crazy 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I’m dying
Hi miss
Joe on the sniff sniff 😂😂
My grandfather was one of Ted Bundy's psychologist when he was at the Utah state prison. He told me some crazy stories and he still has a bunch of the tests he gave him. There is a documentary coming out soon where he talks about it.
Is that legal or nobody really cares?
What sort of tests?, maths, spelling?, asking for a friend
@@Jacob-wu3if statute of limitations laws maybe?
@@dasmuss6174 hiv
😂
Went to rehab with an older lady who got away from Richard Ramirez. Rehab was in San Dimas, CA. He snuck in her bedroom window pinned her down as a teen in her bed and she screamed and her dad chased him outta the house. She kept saying in group circle time, “ His eyes were black!!!! The whites were black!!! His eyes were all black!!!!” Then she couldn’t stop crying. Scared the living $h!t outta me. She was a hot mess. I’m so glad she survived. 😭
Holy shit!!they said the same about Bundy's eyes too..that they went from blue to black
@@greatwhiteshark9192 same thing with Oscar from Sesame Street.
@@billyjackbuzzard you keep referencing Seaseme Street I've noticed lol
@@XconsigliereX Sesame Street is a death cult
Wow that’s really terrifying. I think serial killers are demon possessed
I too have read that reddit story, good memory
I agree Blackbird is one of the best things I’ve watched in the past few years!
That girl went toe-to-toe with a young Teddy B. Respect.
That actor they talk about was absolutlely amazing in the show kindom great show👍
Love listening to this guy tell stories
You should hear him tell non-stories.
It’s sad when liars suck ppl in and make them believe everything they’re saying is true.
Chris is the one of the best story tellers we have been graced with he’s fills in with jokes, side points and fun facts whilst maintaining the best hand signals. Absolutely love the bloke
I got solid one liners, charisma, humor, etc. But holy shit man, I CANNOT tell a story for shit. I thought my friends just had dog shit attention span, which they do, however, being a good story teller is a serious skill/talent.
I dont know what show he was even talking about but him talking about it had me on the edge of my seat lmao
The stories about his dad warm muh heart.
Agreed I like his stories
Repent and believe in Jesus Christ ❤
That description of bundy’s face changing when he was praying on his victims really scared the shit out of me
The word is PREYING, not praying.
Literally I’m so scared
Same. So much so that i dreamt about it lol
The demons were in him obviously
Boy was infested
I love how there’s just a random smelling-salt intermission for absolutely zero reason 😂😂 Joe’s like a kid with a new toy “Hey check this out”
That double movie thing always happens to me. Literally 2 weeks ago I watched Fargo and Monsters Inc. "A Buschemi double feature"
Chris has a number of good qualities that not all comedians have. He's funny, he's an interesting guy and has the ability to convey stories in a clear and concise way without boring you. He doesn't have that certain comedian smugness that so many have. He's just that funny (normal) guy you'd like to hang with at a party and bullshit with.
Damn bro he ain’t gonna fuck you
One of the few that aren't completely insecure about how they look
Ye he’s actually a funny person not just good at constructing a script
Have you told your parents about your man-crush?
He’s corny and just makes up predictable stories. He’s Bert but healthier.
Ted Bundy as a young dude worked at a crisis hotline in the night shift together with a middle aged female colleague who was an ex-cop and a true crime writer (before she met Bundy).
She wrote "The Stranger Beside Me" about her time with Bundy. Fascinating book.
Ann Rule, she was also a former Seattle police
Speaking of a warped individual. He represented himself in court and was even commended on how good he did by the judge, except, "you went to the other side" before sentencing him to death.
Imagine the Irony of that "Hello, thank you for calling the crisis hotline. Please don't kill yourself. . . . .I'll do it for you"
@@BattleBladeWarrior absolutely riveting and convenient at the same time, you can still get to heaven 😂
@@Danesir Haha, its true. He's the one guy on a crisis hotline that personally helps people find eternal happiness XD
One of the wildest JRE clips I’ve listened to in a minute.
Henry Lee Lucas was confessing because they were allowing him to travel to all these places and treated like a celebrity.
Black Bird is an great watch. I have been thinking of watching it again. And Paul Walter Hauser is a phenomenal actor. I first saw him in I, Tonya and thought he was hilarious. He's also really good in Richard Jewel!
Crazy murderer link story. I grew up near Diamond Bar CA where the Nightstalker committed his last murder (or one of the last). My mom had the same reaction upon seeing the mugshot and always tells her story when he comes up on tv. She saw the Nightstalker at her bathroom window (daytime) as she got out of the shower. We had just moved into a newly developed suburb, which is adjacent to Diamond Bar (most eastern LA county), so there were no fences between houses yet. He was caught in East LA only a few days later. Stories like hers and Chris' mom's friend are so compelling because it makes you wonder how many potential victims got lucky.
Diamond bar wow what a boring ass little city
I mean fuck man, with a lot of these guys, pretty much every one they looked at were potential victims, being in immediate vicinity is enough
I bet 100,000 horny women have the same exact story because they secretly want to be sodomized and brutalized like a submissive little murder victim by someone called “the night stalker”
@@idontcare2851that’s crazy. He just passed away a few years ago
What should also highlight is how many people where murdered that never went reported or were ever found.. you rarely here about the murders they were not convicted of..
When my friends husband was a kid living in California he and his dad were driving somewhere when their car broke down. They started walking to find help when they came upon the Manson family at Spahn ranch. The Manson family helped them get back on the road. This happened just before they committed the murders.
Sound like good people to me 👍🏽
Probably because they were white
@@DefeatLustThis cancels out the murders for sure. A good dead goes unpunished
@@frostbite3318 Amen
Lol that's a long walk from the road to Sphan Ranch!
You can buy that stuff by the gallon at any place that sells household cleaning supplies. It's just ammonia. You can even get it lemon scented or add your own scent.
Blackbird was a phenomenal short series, highly recommend it
My daughters great uncle lived near the Manson family. He told us a story about his girlfriend came over and said something about a dog in their yard that was outside with no food or water. Apparently it was the Manson families dog. They were going over with water and food for the dog and to bring it over and ask what's going on with the dog. The other neighbor saw them and started yelling at them saying don't go over there, it's dangerous and stay away from those people 🤷 they kept the dog and no one ever asked about it or said
@@tomcarl8021Maybe it was when they moved into/ in with Dennis Wilson's House....just putting that out there. 🤷🏼♀️
Joe: "Yeah, knife, killed'em with a knife". Hahahahah
Was waiting for Chris to say, "Its a Jersey thing." 😅
This was my favorite podcast of Joes in a long time. Chris seems like a really fun dude to hang out with.
He’s 100% right about Blackbird and the acting. Everyone should watch it. Phenomenal show.
Richard Jewell was an awesome movie. Now i know it's same actor imma check it out
Still haven’t started the third episode lol
I would if it was anywhere besides apple tv 😞
I found the murderer character completely unbelievable.
Man kurt angle is such an inspiration i cant wait to see him at lodicon this month
For people who had a run-in with a serial killer, predator, killer, sadist, etc to those who escaped, ran away, got away, etc they lived to tell the tale and thank you for sharing. There are some people who never share their experiences. You escaped with your life and you are forever altered. When you see a face change, eyes go black, you are in the presence of evil and you never forget it.
Henry Lee Lucas didn't kill the vast majority of the victims he confessed to, but he was definitely a murderer - he killed his own mother, because she used to sexually humiliate him and send him to school dressed as a girl (you can expect to see a lot more of this in the next 10 years or so).
insightful call. Respect.
Truth!
Your user name name me… long pause… than intensely laugh out loud
I forgot that Otis Toole, who was Henry Lee Lucas's alleged partner-in-crime and gay lover, was posthumously declared to be the murderer of Adam Walsh, John Walsh's son (of America's Most Wanted fame). I suspect that is B.S. as well. Toole's car was lost while in police custody, along with any hard evidence that he committed that crime.
Who knows. Be careful out there.
I also forgot that Henry Lee Lucas's mother used to force him to watch her have sex with strangers, which of course isn't psychologically healthy or normal.
Sexualizing children is going to produce so many shivering shells of human beings that I honestly don't really care if a comet hits this planet. Children should be nurtured and protected, not used as blow-up dolls or unwitting voyeurs to maximize dopamine hits.
Any "parent" enabling such a m3nt@l iLln3$$ and acting as though it's NORMAL? AND SAFE? Deserves all the agony possible!! It's a serious form of munchausen by proxy if you ask me!! Irreversible lifelong mistakes!!! that only make the REAL underlying illness WORSE over time?!?! Real "loving" parents 🙄🤢🤮
Chris is a great storyteller, he always has an interesting or funny story to tell. 👏
Not only that but he described Black Bird perfectly without spoiling it too. Like if I try to describe a show people are left confused.
it is his job to do that
I listen to the whole podcast of this episode! Dude was all positive until the “Jamie need a vacation “ part 😂
the best stories start with "my mom had this friend..."
I was listening to this while I was driving and I thought they were smelling each other’s farts!😂
😂😂😂😂
They might have done that too at some point
lmao I just relistened with that pretext and I'm rolling 🤣🤣🤣
I mean we weren’t there, who’s to say what they were really smelling 🤷♂️
nothing like a freshy
Chris distefano probably the best storyteller in comedy rn
I prefer Hannah Gadsby. She was raped, don't you know?
“ I wanna watch it again on smelling salts “🤣🤣
Seems hard to believe that Chris' friend, "TT Jerry" shared a wall with Son of Sam and Amityville guy. These type of guys are typically housed in supermax prisons, like the one in Colorado.
Can confirm - Black Bird is one of best shows on any platform rn. Hausers portrayal is absolutely terrifying and insane
It's 9pm had a long day...I'm bout to smoke a bowl and watch it let ya know what I think! 😏
The actor also played string ray from cobra Kia
@@EXITLlFE Whats the verdict?
@@DefeatLust it wasn't available on Netflix or Tubi and I couldn't find a site to watch it for free so I gave up. Ended up continuing "Better Call Saul"
I was upset
@@EXITLlFE hahahahahaha, fair bro. Fair
The way Joe Rogan thinks Google works is hilarious
0:10 💀💀💀😂😂😂😝😝😝 love this joke on Ryan Holiday - d- I might have to watch this Black Bird show
You know about Billy Gohl in Aberdeen WA
I came on here to say that this was one of the best podcast in a really long time the stories about his father at 1:37:04 was amazing!!! Thank you
The videos 14 minutes long numbnarts ain't nobody clicking that shit
"Joey went in", "Get in there Chrissy" Episode of Sopranos vibes
"A lot of drifters have killed people Google that" 🤣🤣 8:24
Chrissy D rocking his dads glasses cracks me up.. Just saw his appearance on Jimmy Kimmel when he was rocking these and then see him rocking them on JRE next lol.. so great.
P*do glasses. Be real. There’s no such thing as “dad” glasses. Df.
@@Elduderino9097 Hey dipshit.. go watch the fuckin show where he literally says “these are my dads glasses.” Yeah.. Df for real. Idiot
That's was a hell of a podcast. Better ones I've seen lately
“I gotta get the grandma” is crazyy lol
Henry Lee Lucas for sure killed 3 people. His mother who horribly abused him as a child, an elderly woman, and a young girlfriend. He began to confess to any murder questioned about, he really enjoyed the attention and perks recieved. I think authorities found out quickly. Not sure how long before most confessions were discounted.
Some people give off a vibe that you can feel. Especially when you look at & they know you know that something ain't right about them. Setting aside from them just being uncomfortable or shy. If you have ever felt it you will know what it is. You feel the demon inside hiding behind dead human eyes looking back at you as if the person in front of you is just a shell
Profile pic checks out
Most democrats resemble this comment.
Nah hemi, you just dealing wit too many junkies coming off the rip. Ya feel me.
Gotta get wit it ta stay wit it
I see a bald dolphin and a Jersey shore unicorn
Yea I have seen that several times.
The guy who played the serial killer in Blackbird received a Golden Globe for his performance. One of the best limited series out right now that nobody is talking about.
Golden globes are globes
Paul walker hauser is a legend, “there’s a bomb in centennial pork”
One of my Mom's Childhood Friend's Mom had a somewhat similar dating story about by Ted Bundy in Seattle Washington. He left his mark here in the Seattle area, that's for sure. Seemed like just about everyone in the area knew somebody personally who had some kind of interaction with Ted. He made was really getting out there
"Dude you wanna hear a wild story" must be the most common sentence in the history of this podcast
Keep up the good work!
Titi Jerry needs a JRE appearance.
And the intermittent fasting line got me reaaaal good lmao
That’s listening to your gut!! Thank God your Mom listened to her gut instinct!!❤️🙏
He plays a guy named Keith in a show called Kingdom with Frank Grillo. Its excellent
The way Chris called him teddy b has me dying….not glorifying that psychopath but Chris’s delivery is hilarious
Chris is so good at telling stories .. I can listen to him for days !!! Truly some spooky intriguing stuff.
“Fhukin Teddy B” 😂
0:55
Chris: “ My mom had a friend”
Joe: “ Lets see if we can find out its true though “
😂
in Utah TED came into the small town of Lehi at an arcade hangout and was hitting on the local girls, I say 1973 or around then, my younger brother didn't like this guy from the minute he came in, it took about ten minutes before he got punched out and my brother threw him back in his V W and he drove off, 2weeks later we had a girl killed up the canyon and ted was the main suspect at that time, it was in the local papers man in V W wanted for questing, the cops talked to a bunch of us about this.
My mother in law got the helpless guy on crutches act from Bundy at a lake here in Washington. He tried to get her to leave in a VW bug, but her brother appeared and he took off.
I personally know 2 separate people that attended college at the same time the idaho killer was in idaho and washington at college. One I believe had a class with him. Hecka crazy scary it's so close to home.
Listening to this on the headphones and Joe saying "you want another sniff" I've been there but a totally different substance hahaha
I met a guy who lived through Son of Sam. He told everyone would walk around the city at night in groups with various weapons because they were either afraid or looking for the guy.
Watch the movie Summer of Sam.
"I knew it wasn't Berkowitz!" - George Costanza
True story. My former father in law was in prison for adultery with his then wife (they both were married to other people when they met). He was a cellmate of The Boston Strangler and produced a wooden box that Albert had made for him in wood shop
“I wanna start doing Jiu jitsu with you and I don’t even know how to do it” killed me 😂