The Night Stalker Case Revisited: Insights From the Lead Investigation
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- Gil Carrillo, now a retired Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Lieutenant, in conversation with retired LAPD officer Glynn Martin, discussing his key role in the solution of the Night Stalker crimes, while sharing his observations regarding the impact of the series of crimes that plagued Southern California in the summer of 1985.
Event is related to the photo exhibit "Satan’s Summer in the City of Angels: The Social Impact of the Night Stalker":
www.lapl.org/whats-on/exhibit...
Gil is such a great story teller, could listen to him all day
Phenomenal guy
Gil is such a great story teller because that's ALL it was .....A great BIG STORY ! And where is GIL CARILLO ? he is not the one talking
Who's this guy glorifying himself !??!
@@ruthaakamonica5602go away
I love, Crillio's, humor, and voice. I can listen to his all day. He makes everything so interesting.
so does richard ❤️
He doesnt look healthy at all =(
@@charlesleger6787 how come¿
Who?
Carrillo*
I wanna add that unless u were of age during that summer, there's no video, nor audio, nor photos that can explain the stress Ramirez put us under. And because of Ramirez, I still double & triple check door locks & at 49 am still afraid of the dark - sometime sleep with a light on
Because of people like Richard, definitely lock your doors and windows.
C'mon man man up are you some kind of Biden supporter?!
I do that because of my ex. Trying to get away from him taught me it is a very bad idea to leave my door unlocked, ever, day or night.
Sad reality of trauma... Why do you guys leave your windows and doors open though? Very confusing
Just like me in NYC. I was almost 8, when Son of Sam, was caught. I have never sat in a parked car an I never will. I just turned 51.
I grew up in Downey, right next to Pico Rivera. Then moved to Whittier and remember the Night Stalker very clearly. I was 25 years old when he was terrorizing Los Angeles. We locked our doors and windows and we had no air conditioning! Gil, I have been following you and have appreciated all the talent and effort you gave to the citizens of So. Ca. You are very intelligent, hard working yet charmingly self depreciating. A total class act. Thank you for getting Ramirez off the streets.
@Suzanne Martin. Why are you glorifying this Carillo guy? He did ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to apprehend ramirez. NOTHING AT ALL except stay way too many steps behind ramirez. He said he needed ramirez to kill again in order to have a better chance of arresting him. So what if he talks charming and entertaining...this fraud was not instrumental in the capture at all. Stolen valor Gil.
@@ewhite6705 why such disdain for this guy.
@@nadagabri5783 He’s celebrated for absolutely NO GOOD REASON. He couldn’t apprehend one of the sloppiest serial killers to date in Ramirez yet he gets glorified for his capture. He did nothing that led to the apprehension of this dead coward Ramirez.
@@ewhite6705 I don’t know enough about the details to know this (either way) how do you these details? Book ? Or ….
@@nadagabri5783 I’m not going to continue to expound on my opinion. This is the era of information where you can do your own research.
i wish we could watch the whole trail the footage has to be out there
I think it would be boring at times and disgusting and disturbing all at the same time.
@@rachelschwebach7566 well it is the night stalker trail not a Disney movie...
@Ruchz Bck Yeah, very strange
Yeah there’s barely any trial footage or interviews. I want to learn more details about the trial and case after he was caught
@@bryanalstoncoxing if you want more detail, read the book written by Philip Carlo on the Night Stalker, on virtually every page, you will learn things about the stalker, that you never knew before you read the book
Carillo is an excellent speaker. Can listen to this guy all day....crazy to think we grew up on the same block in Pico.
Well, he's an excellent human being, who was/is excellent at his chosen craft.
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I just think that Gil and Richard had a very strong connection.
yeah like gil said they're both from el paso and both latino so they had a lot in common
@@LongBody6ft4 nahhhhhhhh
They did . They understood each other and despite what rich did, they had some type of respect for each other .. it’s weird ..
I hope you’re last name is really Ramirez. Lmao.
@@leila1705 it is lol it’s just a common Hispanic last name
Gil will always be one of my childhood heros. I was 4 years old when they caught the night stalker. I was glued to the TV watching him knowing he was out trying to protect little girls like me. We need more Gil Carrillos in this world and less murderers.
Yess, he is a hero and an angel, we luv him 💕
There was a time in Southern CA when there were so many serial killers stalking around, they were practically waiting in line for victims. Bizarre
That s crazy to think about Manson family 2 highway killers hillside strangler grim sleeper and Richard Ramirez
@@michaelbull4344 along with the original night stalker who was caught in 2018. Well, you did say Southern CA. But it is just crazy with those guys.
In my city we had bill suff. With him all of his victims were prostitutes. So sad that prostitutes are already depressed for what they do what's even worse is they are constantly concerned about their safety because prostitutes are one of the main targets for serial killers
@@michaelbull4344 and de Angelo the worst of the lot.
The FBI called Los Angeles murder Central in the 70s
I was in the audience for this! It was free! When I saw the advertising for this I thought to myself, “wow didn’t know the la public library had such bitchin programming”
Great presentation and thanks to Gil, Frank and all involved in this case!
Hear hear *
The women who introduced him reminds me of Garcia in Criminal Minds.
Hehe! I thought the same
Yes I thought I was the only one.
I’m sure that’s the look she was going for
Yeah fat
@@b.h.2819 you're just a miserable human being. No one cares what you have to say.
What an outstanding example of an amazing police officer. Thank you Gil!!!! And thank you to all the cops who keep us safe. God bless
Excellent video! Gil Carrillo has very interesting stories and is a great speaker. This almost 2 hour video felt like 15 minutes!
In regards to the shoe, it is incredible that Richard even purchased that one set of shoes in all of LA. The odds of him being the person to buy that one solitary pair is crazy
You can't help but think if Richard had a male figure like Gill in his life growing up he probably would have turned out to be a very successful man because he had it all on a really shallow perspective, good-looking tall apparently quite a nice person but his life took the wrong road
Yeah Richard had the looks and charisma to do a lot more with his life. He was apparently well read and had an interesting perspective on world events, what a huge tragedy that he ended up a horrific serial killer and addict
I read that his uncle actually came back from the Nam and told the little boy Richard, stories of raping and killing women, children and the elderly there. That seems key to what he became and his depravity.
@@americanmeteoritefan9670 that same uncle shot and killed his wife in front of Richard.
@Wynn Wynn he had cheekbone for days....
Apperantly gil and ritchard got on and spoken to him like a human being even tho ritchard was evil but gil showed him respect and probably one of the first to show him a friendly face
Gil reminds me of my late father so much. Stand up guy, old school, role model, hilarious, and quite intelligent. Dying breed in this country of ours.
This was fantastic. Thanks to Gil and all the cops that worked to bring Ramirez to justice.
I love Gil Carillo. Hes literally so funny and what a crazy, crazy story. Nice to hear his take on this case.
You all did such a great job, especially you Gil. Thank you for your incredible hard work in bringing this killer in. The world is so much safer with Lieutenants and police officers like you.
They didn't do anything to catch Ramirez. Sloppy police work at best!They were no closer to apprehending him when he was chased by a mob and caught.
The way humans treated little Ricky I don’t doubt he worried more about a puppie than a person
It’s really sad tbh
I don’t know which man I like more here … Gil is fantastic, but the other fellow has the best laugh ever, and he uses it freely. This is terrific.
Velmi zajímavý a rozhodně příjemný poslech a rozhovor. Gil vypadá opravdu jako fajnový chlapík. A je skvělé se na věci podívat i z druhé strany a především mít svědectví z první ruky. Bylo to zajímavé, zábavné a rozhodně bych si poslechla i víc.
Great video alot of insight into the case. As a kid a lot of ppl in my town were scared the night stalker was going to come to our town to kill. I've seen a few movies about him but I have to say the lifetime movie about the case to me was the best.
Even on the East Coast we were scared of him. I was eight years old and I was afraid. My parents (and teachers) had to keep reassuring us kids that he was all the way in CA and that it was thousands of miles away. A lot of the men were saying let him come to NY we'll send him back to CA in a body bag. In the 80's NYC was a helluva tough stop. Unfortunately and ironically one of his first known victims was from Brooklyn, NY. I remember one of the local news tation did a segment about her. She moved to CA to get a from the cold, crime and be around her son. Sadly this elderly lady ended up being one of the victims of one of the most vicious serial killer. Truly sad.
Same here
What is the lifetime movie called?
I could listen to Gil tell stories all day long!
He's a LIAR
Worst suspect sketch ever. This case would not have been solved without Gil. Period.
I agree looked nothing like Richard Ramirez.
Agreed.
Haha yes preposterous images 😂
Gil did nothing so solve this case. They were no closer to apprehending Ramirez when he was chased down by the mob. Stop glorifying sloppy police work.
No wonder it took so long to catch him. Everyone in the public looking for some white guy with MJ curls… different times I guess
nobody wants to admit it but i feel like everybody is lowkey admiring this man
whats wrong with thinking carrillo has had an interesting career ?
@@kalebvera1841 i mean rick not gill
Wr love Richie 😍🤷♂️
@@lauraryx yupp
I admit
Thanks for a great insight to the Ramirez case. From the frontline. That cop.. gotta love him. Gots to know the man you're stalking!
Gil Is so cute 😊
@@laural1784 I meant he’s cute because he has such a soft spot and he seems really kind hearted 🙂
Lovely Gentleman
right?!
He's probably a blast to hang with at a barbeque, drinking a beer.
Love this guy, salt of the earth detective- he's funny af too
If the dictionary came in picture format beside the word Gentleman should be a picture of Gil Carrillo. An amazing human being. Having seen the documentary on N.Flix himself and his wife are a perfect couple. Two great souls.
He really is a gentleman and I've been reading through plenty of books involving him and can't remember anything negative or icky about him whatsoever, great comment and completely agree *
This is so interesting but I couldn’t help thinking throughout to give them more water!
Hugely interesting from le boots on the ground. Thank you for capturing this monster.
Those sketches looked nothing like Ramirez to me
This is what I think tio
That's because when Ramirez was high on drugs, his eyes were bulging out of his head when his victims describe him.
No. This is a white person.
Like.... Adam schiff.
I remember the stories my grandma would tell me when I was about 15 or 16 years old. I had always been into like killer documentaries cause I found them entertaining (not trying to sound weird) but I remember coming across the Richard Ramirez case on google. After I did some research and learned that these cases were committed in LA I immediately went to my grandma because she lived in LA in the 80’s. She told me the stories about The kills he has committed and even told me that she lived about 1 mile from the 2 sisters he had killed. He was a VERY sick human being and didn’t deserve to get out as easy and he did.
Great presentation BTW
¨Orale , Carrillo ¨ ¨What´s up, Carrllo ¨
Gil has been eating out on this case for decades but it's really not clear why. Frank Salerno was the lead detective in LA. However, even this is irrelevant really because it was great work by the cops in San Francisco that identified Ramirez - and just a few days after he struck there. The cops in LA had been on the case for 5 months and were nowhere.
Gil also comes across as a narcissist and a misogynist. He sets every story up with himself as the central character and talks as if he's a deep thinking, insightful genius - then waits for the interviewer to say as much.
And he continually talks about his wife like she's some silly little woman who couldn't possibly understand anything. In this clip he actually says he wanted to beat her. What a pig of a man. Full of his own self-importance. That wedding story gets more grandiose each time he tells it!
Gil Carillo didn't apprehend the Night Stalker. San Francisco police and the general public caught him. Gil had been on the case for 5 months and had failed. San Francisco police cracked it in a couple of weeks.
He jokes too much about beating his wife. I mean.... I think he was a fan of Ricardo
He makes everything about himself.
You’re just racist
Lol he definitely beat his wife before, or at least a slap.
You know what.. I was thinking everything you just said when I watched night stalker. He is part of the problem with glorifying these killers by adding humour to the stories and almost boosting their reputation.
When I watched the documentary, I was thinking how average the police work actually was considering how many clues were left and personal encounters.
They knew about the shoe early on and that is was black…
They also knew about his teeth and smell from being practically homeless and still couldn’t narrow it down.
They are really riding on the success of other people on this case and claiming all the praise for it.
Thoughts go out to all of the victims families and the survivors.
Fascinating. Gil is hilarious. I have a friend who has some of Ramirez’s letters from when he was in jail. Creepy as hell. 😨
U should share them :)
@@makalyacolquitt2872 someday hopefully he will
@Uncle Gilbert I didn’t say the topic was funny, I said Gil was funny.
Only a story about the Night Stalker could get me to even sniff in the vicinity of this channel. What's stunning is that it's the very philosophy driving institutions like the LA Public Library, that gives rise to sociopaths like Ramirez. No right or wrong, destruction of innocence, the shedding of innocent blood, and the destruction of homes and families. Ramirez perfectly embodied this philosophy, yet we call him a monster. That should tell us something about the utter evil of what has now become the thinking of places like LA, San Francisco, Oregon, Illinois, and New York. This country is imploding right before our very eyes.
Gilbert is a really good man. I have serious respect for that dude.
Interviewer has a real hair-trigger chuckle, made me laugh along with him a few times :)
Hi
Me too really love hearing it.
One thing: It's clear Gil is an admirable person. It was odd whe he said, about his wife telling him something for which he felt super guilty, "... and, then I wanted to beat my wife ..."
He felt bad for the puppy..wtf? no problems killing people and raping children but that poor puppy. lmao!
Timestamp ???
@@user-nt4nk6nf6o 1:11:50
Well.. animals are better than people.
@@ssimona I know right.
@Romeo ! dude! I'm white.
Richard broke into and murdered a woman just around the corner from me(Arcadia) she had the exact same kind of windows that I had, those slat kind, they were so easy to slip out, i have to admit, that I didn’t sleep well at night until I armed myself.
I was so glad when he was caught. It was Huge news!!
I grew up in Monterey Park and when I learned about him in 1985 when I was 17 I was not frightened but I was concerned thinking is the Night Stalker waiting in the dark when I come home at night from my friend's homes. It was always in the back of my mind. I was glad of course when he was caught. My understanding is some people in the mob wanted to shoot him.
Yeah ramirez himself said after they hit him one of the dudes said something about getting a gun and he was so tired that he just sat there but that's when the police came
They beat the living hell out of him. I was so proud of that community.
I was also 17, but surprisingly I had not heard of him! I was living hour outside of Seattle though. Of course later Green River killer came out (and I had to drive along the Green River to get to University in Central Washington). I would have been terrified at type of killer Ramirez was! Prostitutes went with GR killer, but Ramirez came to you! No preferences!
@@wonderwoman6019 You lived in Seattle so no reason you would have heard of him since he was down here.
🙌🙏
Gil Carrillo and his whole team are heroes
Gil is a nice guy but according to the Netflix series it wasnt them but san francisco police who found out the name.
Respect gil 💯 hope your wife is OK too. Well done to other cop and others involved to catch him especially the ppl living there
I was 14 during that summer, 😨 scared and stressed. Hats off to the brave men & women - of all agencies involved - for taking down Ramirez. My one correction, Ramirez wasn't human.
Sure he was human, just possessed.
@Donnell Okafor I disagree. Jesus had a ministry of exorcisms of demon possessed people, and he had greater credentials than anyone who ever lived, being divine and from Heaven. Your opinion is worthless. We also have ample evidence of demon possessed people throughout the centuries.
@Donnell Okafor I didn't say he wasn't a psychopath. I am saying he is a psychopath and possessed.
@Donnell Okafor Not true. Cite your source. The greatest intellects in history became Christians. You also need to consider that God doesn't choose the "wise" of the world. He chooses the humble, poor, downcast, etc. Jesus chose 12 fisherman to be his apostles, not kings or millionaires.
@Donnell Okafor You have to make a decision if you are going to believe man or God. We KNOW human beings are liars and unreliable. Also, many doctors are Christians, as are eminent scientists and philosophers.
Really interesting!
The humor is distasteful. This is a serious subject.
Where is the correspondence between Bundy and Ramirez?
Who cares. (Not trying to be disrespectful) But did you hear about Ramirez and Sean Penn? It’s short but entertaining. lol
@@therealwilfreddierkes9980 Why have you taken the time to respond then...This does not apply to you. I’m certainly not going to waste my time on something you might be interested in but I could care less about.
Good question ! U know Gil is a big time lier
How come that guy didn't put on his long tie
He didn't take Richard down... 2 civilians did and held him until the cops showed up. What ever man, anyone can look it up online..
crazy how Ramirez was so careful , i mean always wearing gloves, yet it was one solitary thumb print on the back of a rear view mirror, that nailed him! i wonder how that happened, why he decided to remove his glove to adjust the mirror, maybe he was driving in the day and didnt want anyone seeing him in the car with gloves on, being that there was a heatwave going on at the time. or maybe , when he saw cops in his rear view and quickly removed his gloves, then adjusted the mirror, because we know, when he was on his way back into the city late at night, after committing a double murder, he was actually pulled over by cops in a routine stop, they obviously saw nothing suspicious and allowed him on his way
It was the public who caught Ramirez not the authorities. If only the family members of the victims got hold of him.
1:06:22 aww :(
I wanna say i miss him too but I shouldn't 🙁
Great listening to this story and hearing which I believe is the full story to this horrible guy and the crime that he committed
If it were a movie, just as Gil was going to bed at the Hilton....he'd get a phone call for another homocide. LoL.
I feel like LAPD failed big time in this case. San Francisco had to save the day.
What could they do?
Not true . He was captured in L.A
@@lisaallen918 but San Francisco were able to get his name from a friend. LA captured him because SF found his name, thus finding his mug shot that they used in the paper.
It was a combined effort. It was the shoe print that ultimately linked the crimes together. He had a fence that he would sell the stolen items from the crime scenes who ended up giving up Richard’s full name. It was only a matter of time as to when he would be caught. Little by little Richard left clues behind. The finger prints they found on the car he ditched helped ID him too. The kid in Orange County who got the partial license plate was a big help too. So many things finally came together and the evil fucker’s time was up.
Wow! I think that opening lady speaker served me at Starbucks yesterday!
@Garrison Nichols give it a rest 2 month old troll acct!
Imagine if he had changed his shoes?!
He did. Threw them off a bridge, I forget which one.
@@WackyWavingArmInflatableTube after he committed all the murders he threw his sneakers of the golden gate bridge yes. I'm saying he left footprints of the same shoe at each of the crime scenes which linked him to the crimes. If he had changed his shoes the agents wouldn't have anything to connect him to the murders. But it didn't matter anyway because it was his fingerprints on a gun that they got from an informant that ultimately brought him to justice. I'm glad he didn't change his sneakers actually because that was an important clue in solving the cases.
Always wear a larger shoe size with extra thick socks and burn them when your finished......edit: Burn the shoes.and socks not the body. The body contains to uch water and they don't burn to good.
@@deadfarang ha ha!
@@deadfarang Ha ha! yes. 100%
Does anyone know the IQ of Ramirez? I was reading on serial killer IQs earlier.. I have a feeling he's probably mid to average. But he wasn't on the list for some reason..
152
@@marting9568 how you know
Much higher than “Hug a Thug” Governor Nuisance🤡. Study needs to be done on who has done more harm, Richard Ramirez vs crimes committed or will be committed by criminals Newsom has and is still releasing? Compared, Ramirez might look like Satans understudy👹
1:06:22
I'm 64 and I followed and studied this case for years it was actually the community that subdued Ramirez yes the police 🚔 did a good job they take serial killers very seriously it was a joint effort
Oh and I'm going to assume that Gil utterance about wanting to beat his wife was a slip of the toung good cop or not might not want to say stuff like that out loud on TV
I really enjoyed this one, and specially Gil Carrillo (Orale Gil!) You just gotta love this man! He is super interesting to converse with, has a great big heart and super funny too!! I really would like to know if RR ever did repent of his Satanic consort and deeds.. its a question maybe no one has an answer to. So sad bcs he was so good looking to say the least about Richard. Sad he fell into this darkness. Great detective work guys / Carrillo & Salerno were the ultimate super duo detectives :-)
@Donnell Okafor I dont think you are in any position to determine that. Its just your opinion.
@Donnell Okafor his family members had nothing to do with this and they were hard working people - I would have hated you in any type of authority position, lol. That is harsh and unusual punishment. Partially, the Vietnam war was responsible for many misfits and screw ups in our society ( including his cousin Mike who was a veteran and influenced RR with his PTSD at a very young and impressionable age. Have you read the book by Phil Carlo? You will have more insight.
I agree with you 100 %. If they only knew. That so called 'liberty' would enslave us all in the end ( BUT IT WONT!! )
@K K then hundreds of others are too. lol
@K K I'm visually impaired then too bc I thought he was physically attractive. If he didn't do those vicious acts and was just an ordinary guy, I'd prbly date him.
Richard saying “that wasn’t me” 😂 classic gaslighter. Gil is so funny
Who's the Lady in the beginning who did the introduction? She looks for all the world like Penelope Garcia from criminal minds
GOD. BLESS YOU. GIL. CARRILLO !
MY. NAME IS NORMAN. GIRON
GOD. IS. GOOD. ❤ !
"What did you think when you saw him flashing a pentagram in court?” - “Que pendejo!" )))
That was hilarious. Thank you for this interview. Finally I know where the shoes went, was really curious. Now need to find out what happened to Maxine Zazarra´s eyes.
Hi
I heard that Ricardo sent them to his father in El Paso Texas.
@@gabssanti1025 according to Philip Carlo's book, his father wasn't aware of anything like that. The guy named Willam Harder, the one who sells murderabilia, claims to know the answer, but he said he would only sell the information to some media for good money.
@@phenobarbidol ahhh yes , william harder. He has the answer!!
What does he say in Spanish that Ramirez says ?
Orale? Think it means what’s goin on
Whats up
actually 'orale' not means 'whats up' im from mexico so 'orale' means like' when you are rushing someone or something like that, maybe gil confused "esele" with "orale"
What was with the awkward silence?..
“Detectives Frank Salerno and Gil Carrillo had worked to not reveal information about the Night Stalker while reporters hounded them. However, Diane Feinstein disclosed the clues that their team pieced together: details on his rare Avia shoe print, profile, gun caliber, and more that linked the San Francisco attack to the Southern California ones.”
Donde lo puedo encontrar encontrar español?o encontrarlo con subtitulos en español
Hola !! Activas los subtitulos mismo en el video ! apretas el icono de la tuerca y elegis los subtitulos en español
Both Depts finally decided to try and work together. I guess after the Hillside Strangler case. Didn't work so well together then with sharing info. Both Depts still of have a rivalry of sorts. Not as bad as it once was
Anyone else love Gil
Mr Gil Carrillo is so charming. He seems like a down to earth guy you’d want to have at your bbq 🍗 and have a few beers 🍻 with.
What exactly did Richard say to Gil when he walked into court? When he said some people thought it was a threat.
¡Órale Carrillo! Though I dont know what it means
@@FerNanda-sb9kehe said its street greeting.
@Michelle he said only people from streets would understand that
NORMAN. GIRON. GOOD. JOB.
GIL. CARRILLO GOD. BLESS YOU!!
I love gill
Who else thinks the woman at the start is a dead ringer for Garcia in Criminal minds minus the blonde hair?
I think these guys smoked some evidential Marihuana before the show. are they comics or cops?
Good for them. I’ve never met a cop who has a sense of humor at all.
I know personally, whenever discussing something I’ve lived through, that was horrible, humor has gotten me through. I think it’s pretty cool to see these two gentlemen show their human side.
(I totally understand what you mean though too.)
I just watching The Night Stalker on Netflix ,and i become fan of gil and frank super-duo cop.
The lady at the beginning reminds me of Penelope on Criminal Minds ❤👏😅
1:11:50 I swear that sounds Iike Jesse Borrego!
No one every explained why hair and blood that did not match Richard's nor the victims were found at some of the crime scenes
Did you know RR made a trip to meet Anton LaVey? LaVey said he was the nicest young man you’d ever meet. Listen carefully to RR, his views come from LaVey. He sounds just like him.
@@jnoonie74 Yes, I'm aware Richie met Anton. Thank you for your comment
Always wondered about that too
The secondary dna found on the handkerchief on the murdered child in San Francisco was reported to be such a small sample that regularly produced false positives...and that person was proven to not have been anywhere near San fran during that time
He never met la vey.He wrote it clearly to one of his letters to a friend.He also stated that la vey is a liar and a ridiculous man.
Orale' Carillo!!
Someone who know if Carillo said why Richard got mad at him? I didn't hear quite good that part in the video 🤣
yeah, me too xd
Another person who was a big name during the night stalker trial, OJs trial, Kobes lawsuit, is Dr. Jo Ellan Dimitrios who does mock trials, polls potential jurors & helped pick the Kyle Rittenhouse jury. She helped pick the jury for each of these cases. She is filmed comforting Kyle's mother in the courtroom. She always said the young African American female was the juror she set her sights on in the OJ trial, hoping that all the others would be persuaded by her. They were, smh.😮But we gotta respect the judicial system & jurors rather than burning the town down & threatening juries.👮♂️👨⚖️⚖🤔🤷♂️
years ago i had a friend in the military from el paso whos brother used to hang out with Ricky, they did intravenous drugs together and would go to the drive in movie theater in a purple camero
😲😲😲
Orale carrilo 💕
what does that mean?
@@jasonvoorhees2904 “orale” i saw in the documentary. its a slang, he mentioned that you’ll only understand it if you’re mexican and from the streets. it’s basically a greeting. carrilo is just his last name
Gil represents what the people of California used to be.
Glad he helped put the night stalker away.
I dont like the way this man talks about "rich", it seems he was never able to forget how obsessed he became with catching him. He refers to him as rich all the time, and in this video every-time he slips up and lets on how well they got on, he had to make a joke about what a nice guy he was. He said in another video that he and rich got on fine, other than the fact than he was the one that caught him, they shared a bond in being Mexican and you can see that officer gil had time for the man even after he was convicted.
Regardless him and solano are legends for finding him, but i feel like they were to close in the end.
Big guy in person kinda intimidating.
How did he get him off the streets if the citizens tackled him?
Go do stand up somewhere else. Ffs this is so disrespectful for the family of the victims.
L.A Detectives Carillo es un chingon👍
No, he is not! Shame on him! He did not investigate what was behind the case?
@@renataostertag6051 personaly effected? Not tryna b smart a##....I'm honestly asking you.
@@renataostertag6051 can you suggest any articles or vidieo
@@pyrettablaze4179 For what?
@@renataostertag6051 sorry someone said Ramairiz was set up by De. Angelo. I must have replied wrong sorry
He Jokes around too much about hitting his wife 🤣. Ok let's investigate him
Well, I don't know about the praise of these two. Besides the shoe connection, what did they achieve? They didn't even want to expose the name to the public.. who knows if this would have caused another crime...
Exactly. He even said he needed ramirez to kill again.
0:20:40 “I wanted to beat my wife”....uncomfortable silence.