20 Disturbing Interviews with Serial Killers Before Execution 

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I get so ANGRY at criminals blaming their hard childhood for becoming what they are. I was abused at home for 15+ years, I was bullied at school all 12 years. Not ONCE have I ever thought of killing anyone, let alone a perfect stranger who did nothing to me. 😠

"I hope I die half as bravely as the people who perished at my hands" That's weirdly profound, yet chilling.

I was approached by Gacy in May 1978. He offered to give me a ride home to get my spare set of keys when I was locked out of my new pickup. He seemed very anxious to help me. I figured he was gay but not a killer. Six months later I saw his photo in the newspaper.

The scariest thing about most serial killers is that they legitimately come off as normal and kind people for the most part. Like they dont seem very odd. Its scary because youd never know until its too late

I sincerely feel bad for the victims of these people May they rest in peace ❤ And my heart goes out to their families

"I'm not like that now " Yes you are. They ALL are. They're just in prison where there's no victims. Given the chance they'd kill even in prison.

The one thing I find creepiest about these serial killers is how nonchalantly they talk about death. It’s like their talking about things that are normal to them, but to people like us is macabre.

RIP to all the victims.

I wouldn’t call myself a proponent of capital punishment, but I still lose absolutely no sleep over any of these people not being around anymore.

A terrible childhood is not a pass to destroy others lives. They're exactly where they belong or just about.

The guy at the start who said. "" I'm just a loveable guy now"" gave me chills.🙏

Just imagine how many undiscovered serial killers are still out there?? Smmfh We all try to stay safe now You hear??

why are people shocked if a serial killer isnt remorseful?! if theyd felt guilty they would have stopped, but they only stop because they get caught.

The amount of serial killers who have seemingly been formed by head injuries is staggering. A lot of them claim that they changed into killers after these injuries.

Imagine how much of such ppl still walk around. And live next door to you

What's absolutely terrifying is how charming these killers seem in interviews. Most of them seem like great guys to have a beer with. I've even heard of interviewers visiting them in prison, becoming very good friends with them, and actually looking forward to future visits with them. Of course, they ARE evil, and there ARE times when the mask comes off. One detective was accidently left alone with Ed Kemper, who is 6 feet 8 inches tall. Since the detective was in prison, he of course had to check his service weapon upon entry, so he was unarmed. Realizing this, the detective pressed the alarm button under the table, and was anxiously waiting for the guard to arrive. While he was waiting, Kemper said to him "You know, if I went apeshit in here, you'd be in a lot of trouble, wouldn't you. I could unscrew your head, place it on this table, and have you looking at the guard when he comes in here". When the guard FINALLY arrived, Kemper smiled and said "I was just joking."

The only thing I understand about childhood abuse is that it causes depression, pain, bitterness, etc but not murder and so shouldn't make someone to kill. There is no excuse for evil.

What's most unnerving to me is that nearly 50% of serial killers have the middle name Wayne, Lee or Ray

It's creepy some of them stay in denial before their death. That's scary because they're not remorseful

*"Can you tell me what's a good way to die?"* Uhhh not at the hands of a serial killer, ya lunatic. Really tried to make it seem as if it was a smart question.

Gacy spent his entire life refusing responsibility for anything he did and taking no accountability. Of course he still pled innocent…

Ted Bundy's level of charisma was terrifying in itself, similar to Peter Sutcliffe, they seem like genuinely normal people when they're being interviewed. Growing up in northern England I'd always hear stories about how a lot of women refused to be out after certain times.. due to the fear of the Yorkshire Ripper

The thing is, everyone who knew Bobby Joe Long all said that he was fine before he got a head injury. It was only after that point did he change and his crimes began.

May all their victims rest in peace, 🙏 another interesting video thanks 🖤🖤

I agree. Mother married six times. Alcoholic. I’ve seen things at a young age that I should not. Never used it s an excuse. It was a great example of what….not to do. Blame it for killing? What I suppose the more upset you are the more I should understand how severe you are? I agree it certainly starts them off on the bad path but it’s an excuse like so many people make today for failing.

What I don’t like about these interviews is that even though the evidence is overwhelming, they still claim innocence! And that they play the victim! 😤

So many turn into murderers because of childhood trauma and negligence and what not, and people still have the audacity to say that mental health is unimportant and is a modern problem.

It's not surprising that the killers make the interview about them for the most part, because it takes a real narcissist to not value the lives of others.

One thing murderers all have in common is selfishness. They think that fulfilling their desire to kill is more important than that person's desire to stay alive. Murderers are bad people.

RIP to all the innocent victims

Handsome, Charming, And Intelligent, Ted Bundy is the most example of Don't Judge A Book By It Cover.😡😡😡😠😠😠😓😓😓💀💀💀

Not a serial killer but Any interview with Chris Benoit is so weird, because any time I see him he’s so polite, well spoken, and somewhat kind.

Bobby Joe Long’s stare gave me the creeps.

The number of people who use religion to justify their nonsense and evil is staggering

Excellent video... And chilling.

"a troubled childhood" IS NOT an excuse!!!!

The fact is that it gets easier for every crime when they get away, is scary!

Watching the elderly Edward Wayne Edwards is like staring into the jaws of hell

FYI, James Dobson is not a psychologist. He's a minister. And Bundy played him like a fiddle.

Lisa McVay became a police officer! Bless her

This is super creepy. How some of them are so calm and confident. Eww🤮🤮

Scary thing is I haven’t heared of a lot of these killers & I watch lots of these sshows

He was not a serial killer, but I found the interview that Ed Bradley had with Timothy McVeigh to be quite chilling. Not only did the guy come across as quite normal, but he also came across as very rational. Even if you did not agree with his position, he presented himself in a way that you could kind of see where he was coming from.

I was in jail with Ross when he got executed in Connecticut I remember that day we had turkey a la king and that is what he chose to eat. We were on lockdown for a few days before and after his execution.

I feel sorry for Eileen Wuornos because of all the abuse she went through in her life, it doesn't seem like she had any good role models around here just criminals and abusers and it warped her mind. I realize that other people have been through the same and not killed anyone, but it isn't a very good life she had.

Gacy was a real horror really didnt think he had done it

you can see the narcissism in them when they talk.

Not all these are serial killers, though. A few are 'spree' killers. This episode reminds me again how important a 'normal' childhood is. Kindness is the answer to so many questions.

At any given point and time, you literally have thousands of these individuals working the country, I've personally known at least two of them and had a roommate in the late 70's, who was hitchhiking and was taken and raped by a guy by the name of William Bonin, who would go on to be the initial individual executed by lethal injection in the state of California. He told me before this guy was even arrested who was known as the Freeway killer. In Orange County, California they had two individuals working the freeways killing hitchhikers, this was the main reason for starting the public bus system because of the killings in the area.

*Nice documentary*

Do disturbing last interviews with international serial killers from around the world!!

Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! Scary stuff. 🥶

It's inexcusable regardless of your childhood but I also understand it plays a role

Why does it take decades to put these clowns in the dirt after convictions?

"Criminal minds" (tv show) received so much inspiration from these guys watch the first few season you can tick off each one of these guys

What's common on serial killers that they all killed innocent strangers!

The iron cage was to protect HIM from the rage of the parents?! Man hell no

Good riddance. I feel so sad for the victims families.

would be interesting to see an Ed Gein interview

John Wayne Gacy: As he spoke of his innocence, he looked up and to the left, a clear indicator of deception. The dude did it.

Can I be frank? I don’t understand why states get rid of the death penalty. I think it’s necessary to keep people safe.

Man i hate these humans but the psychology behind it is very interesting. I cant understand how people can perform such acts...i guess thats why i keep listening to podcasts..like HOW WHY?!

Eileen's is the most chilling because it really seems like she's mentally unwell.

You said Andrei Chikatilo but put Danny Rolling. Just so you know. At 4:20.

4:00 I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY TO KEEP SUCH MONSTER IN JAIL AS HE ALREADY HAD DEATH SENTENCE IT SHOULDN'T TAKE MORE THAN A MONTH AFTER THE SENTENCE!!!

They keep these losers alive way too long!!!

Ailen wuonos was not alright in the head...

Cmon MOJO! Where are the post execution interviews?

Don’t trust a dude with three names, just don’t 😂

Eileen Wuornos had the most frightening eyes I have ever seen.

How is Jeffry Dahmar not here?

Am I wrong to believe these monsters should be put into a coma , their body harvested for everything that can benefit society & the rest properly disposed of ?

Thanks Mojo the last interview will give me new episodes of nightmares, season 1 starts tonight

Why does the start of the Bobby Joe Long clip sound like Steve-O relivin one of his stunts 😂

Bundy is the most unnerving. His chamelon transformations with minimal effort, weight gain, weight loss, hair parting, hiker, grad student, and Mr Dreamboat. Generic VW, charm ( major psychopath trait). In SLC there was a bookstore that had an entire table devoted to Ted. The Carol DeRonch close call confirmed parts of the M.O. that led ultimately to his capture. Utterly chilling.

Last Meals and Interviews are always the bizarre

I completely agree

“It shows I have no Knowledge of the crime,,,,,,,,, ,,whatsoever 👀” Shaking his head, no, combined with his shifty eye movement during recall is interesting.

I feel sorry for Aileen W. She should have been in a mental institution not put to death.

They are mostly cowards they don't attack anyone who can fight them back.

The narration of this video is mind blowing,This lady is straight to the point, her easy going voice monolog is smooth, never drawn out with 35000 boring words. If I were to have a U Tube site I would study this woman like a lost man to a map... Maybe we could get her to be Speaker of the house. That would save me from clicking the channel.. I hope this lady makes a great pay check, she diffently deserves it

nice video. come to brazil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

I believe they did kill a innocent man on one of these men. But as for the rest I also hate when they blame what happened to them when they were younger. I was abused as a child and I broke the cycle of my Generational curse.

I can’t imagine what it’s like to be someone who’s so mentally unstable that they feel nothing when doing horrible things to people til the point of death.

You found 20?? Most of the time these oxygen theives die of old age on DR!

Out of all of them, i think Wournos was mentally ill in the true sense of the meaning and probably shouldnt have been executed, She was a killer but not a psychopath as she did have feelings and empathy to those close to her and other strangers.

What a lovable bunch this is

June 27 was the day I was born, same year too. Damn that's creepy

I think Garth Brooks needs to be added to this list. All of his interviews and promotions are just unsettling.

Psychopaths want what they want and will do what they want to get what they want.

One of the only few differences between serial killers and violent criminals in general compared to the rest of humanity is that they don't have the hindrance of empathy, conscience, or social pressure to conform (at least in their private lives). What empathy they might have is offset by a primal urge to self gratify. In other words, the switch that supposedly separates us from "animals." The problem is, we are inherently the most violent animals there are...yet ones who ironically/arrogantly still refuse to believe we are actually animals. We delight in others' pain. Watch any "fail" video if you doubt this. They are listed as "humor" or "funny." Violent action/horror films (same). Video games (same). We view all these things for many of the same reasons that they do what they do... the rush, the release, and the feeling of superiority over others. It is why many people kill for sport and not survival. "The thrill of the hunt". The great debate...Is serial violence nature vs. nurture? Biochemical, genetics, trauma based or all the above that allows for that switch to not engage? Or is it just a desensitization to it? Look into a serial killers eyes. They are often the cold eyes of a predator. A reflection of what we are but fear to acknowledge yet oddly brag about being able to do (if only we had to). At least, that's what we tell ourselves. Self-aware sadists understand this rush all too well. Most simply have that little switch that trips, which limits it....most of the time. Those that don't are then termed sadistic sociopaths. I find this the most fascinating part of studying serial killers and violent crimes. Not as much for the differences, but the similarities.

The Railroad Killer creeped me out . He got off a train and killed and older woman right down the street from me in Georgia. It was a brutal crime scene.😢

Wouldn’t it be crazy if we found out one of these people was actually NOT guilty?! 😳 And I was wondering if you were going to include Aileen Wuornos…I saw the Nick Broomfield interview and it was very eye opening. She never even had a chance of having a so-called “normal” life. Doesn’t excuse her actions though.

all of these serial killers are actually delusional about themselves. all of them are nothing more than desperate attention seekers.

“For some of us death is not a punishment” VERY true 😢

Wow. Just. .wow. 😮

Is john wayne gacy the guy that took a young boy from a store while the boy was with his mom saying he had a job for him and the kid never came back? I may be confused.

The last woman is beyond creepy

Danny Rolling is listed twice although the narration says it once...