Crime Stories | Season 4 | Episode 1 | The Roaming Rapist | Bill Courage | Richard Belzer

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Watch Crime Stories Season 4 Episode 1 The Roaming Rapist on Bad Day HQ
For three weeks in May of 1984, a brutal killer had a nation on edge. A bloody spree of rapes, kidnappings, and murders resulted in the deaths of six Oklahoma residents, including a local radio personality and an elderly widower. Gary Alan Walker, an emotionally disturbed ex-convict, was eventually captured and executed for these crimes.
Directed by Steve Allen
Starring Bill Courage, Richard Belzer, James Naughton
Cast
Bill Courage as Narrator
Richard Belzer as Self - Host
James Naughton as Narrator
Dan Savoie as Detective
Gene Galusha as Narrator
Scott Rayow as Narrator
Jo Weiss as Nanny
Amber Hunt as Self

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@LuisaD93 4 года назад

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@gilbertvargas5296 3 года назад

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@monycajordan5925 5 лет назад

I understand that a persons childhood molds them into who they may become, however I am tired of it being used as an excuse to execute heinous acts against others. Please seek help to repair yourself. Harming others will just leave more people broken.

@Fluffy-Fluffy 4 года назад

Sadly that help doesn't always help 😔

@lakotafire2804 3 года назад

A sociopath is made, a psychopath is born that way. Both are extreme narcissists who believe that the rest of the world is sick and they are without fault.

@dennislindqvist8443 3 года назад

@@lakotafire2804 A person born with a personality disorder can often live a normal life anyway but the combination with a bad childhood can be dangerous.

@corvus1238 2 года назад

Look up the reason for the crimes of Charles Whitman, it may change your mind.

@sharrontoler2241 4 года назад

A kidnapper would have to butcher me, shoot me or whatever right there in a public parking lot before I would comply and get in the car. Never get in the car and if you do, grab the wheel in traffic, cause an accident. You're more likely to survive a wreck than letting them take you to a 2nd place. Or at least I tell myself I would react this way.

@ronelllambert5394 2 года назад

I can never understand that…… just like yourself. I was carjacked in South Africa and ran the red light into the traffic light over the road. He was not going to take me alive!

@ImoniFatty 2 года назад

I agree! Your chances are higher there than isolated places

@ImoniFatty 2 года назад

Valerie could’ve turned off the car and throw the keys through the drive-thru. She may be alive today

@alli-kat2329 Год назад

@@ImoniFatty yes its HER fault! Stfu idiot

@shellymontoya4971 4 года назад

It irks me to hear"we never locked doors or windows". Idgaf where you live. Lock those doors.

@margaretbartlett5404 4 года назад

Shelly Montoya Same I always lock my doors.

@shellymontoya4971 4 года назад

@ASG66 this world has always been unsafe, and opportunists are every where. People took a lot of chances, and still do.

@neverwhere1391 4 года назад

I absolutely agree! Things have changed, even in my safe location, you are aware that outsiders like to check over new turf. They’ll eye up quiet places where people still trust folk.

@benburndred2226 4 года назад

Exactly!

@sleeplessaquarius 4 года назад

YESSS!! It only takes a millisecond to lock a door, how lazy are people who dont lock their doors???

@cathycastleton 5 лет назад

These are excellent uploads, as a seriously addicted true crime fanatic I do appreciate ( I’m a nice quiet boring person really, just prefer the real to fiction, it’s always about the investigation ! )

@karadiberlino 4 года назад

Hehe, agreed! I loved such docus as a small child already and always begged to be allowed to see them. :D But sadly often I wasn't, so I spoiled the average fiction crap they watched by complaining about the "fake ketchup blood"...I found that so boring. XD

@Mark_Mars 4 года назад

Checkout, Just Melvin Just Evil. This one was a tough one to watch. Extremely heartwrenching. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lY4eHaiVK9s.html

@sleeplessaquarius 4 года назад

Have you watched the Making A Murder series on Netflix? About the Steven Avery & Brendan Dassey cases. Definitely worth the watch! Also, you may be interested in the Netflix series The Confession Killer about serial killer Henry Lee Lucas.

@angelapietras1235 3 года назад

Fiction is rubbish you can always tell it’s fake I never watch anything that’s not true life.

@wickedlee664 2 года назад

@@angelapietras1235 Fiction is not rubbish. It has a different purpose. With fiction we can explore truths about our experiences that reality can not. Narrative can illuminate aspects of human nature that are hard to make out by just observing actions. Most of what we have come understand about our nature was teased out through fiction. Not to mention our religious stories. (Metaphysics aside) We’ve built societies on those.

@Roc-Righteous 4 года назад

The terror these Women must have gone through, it's incomprehensible.

@Blackreaper777 4 года назад

"If I commit this worse crime, nobody will notice the smaller crime" Real genius thinking.

@stancarpenter8854 4 года назад

What do you mean Senor Audrius? I hope you have found GOD.

@umedavk2011 5 лет назад

This POS was executed in 2000. Good riddance. [Your stuff is excellent : first rate presentation and narration, plus good video quality. Many thanks and please keep em coming !]

@cathycastleton 5 лет назад

Must totally agree ! Excellent uploads for us fascinated true crime watchers , thanks ! So sad for these survivors, here, the relatives, all the deceased had good people who cared for them

@janetperez7350 3 года назад

Agree

@dejavoo1422 4 года назад

i like reading the comments on these things...

@sleeplessaquarius 4 года назад

me too.

@llewellynwallace7723 4 года назад

Yea I Alwaaaayyysss love to read the comments I enjoy it as much as watching.

@Touhid 5 лет назад

Thanks for uploading, pal. Literally ransacked NETFLIX But couldn't find anything good to watch. You just made my bad day a good day. P.S. Sad Larry ( Cyanide & Happiness)

@BadDayHQ 5 лет назад

You are very welcome Touhid! We have plenty of content on our channel if you are looking for more! We also have and Amazon Prime Video page! Just look for "Partners In Motion" and you'll be all set!

@danielmurphy3058 5 лет назад

Screw his childhood. My dad was a excellent provider. But he was verbally and physically abusive. I dont walk around killing people!

@sfletch3042 5 лет назад

You're completely missing the point of sharing info about the background and upbringing of a killer. It is not a justification. Lol. It is an explanation. Obviously not everyone who experiences childhood trauma and abuse turn out to be a murderer. but almost everyone who does turn out to be a murderer did experience childhood trauma and abuse. This is not a coincidence. There is a causational relationship between the two. In direct response to your comment, you may have not grown up to be a criminal however undoubtedly the abuse you suffered at the hands of your father profoundly affected you in significant ways in life. If you say that it didn't you're not being honest. your comments assumes that every single person is exactly the same in response to different situations that are similar in exactly the same way. And that's just silly. of course people do not respond the exact same way as others even to the same situations. They're siblings who come out of the same household who experienced the exact same thing one turns out great the other turns out to be a criminal. has everything to do with what's already inside the person in addition to what they experienced in life. It's both nature and nurture which determine the outcome of a person. And it boils down to a personal choice. But everything that happens to us in our lives lead us to the choices that we make and influence why we make our choices. to ignore the things that psychology teaches us about criminal behavior would be foolish. The more we understand it and study it the more we learn about it, the better we can deal with the inevitable crime that takes place and even work toward preventing a measure of it.

@karimanning9232 5 лет назад

@@sfletch3042 Yep!!

@stancarpenter8854 4 года назад

@@sfletch3042 I could not agree with you more. My father "John Sylvester Carpenter" would not hurt a flea. All he did was "conspired to import marijuana internationally" ... see Unted States v. Carpenter, 611 F. Supp. 768 (N.D. Ga., 1985) the Honorable Horace T. Ward was the Judge and he ruled in "our" favor, only after rendering our FAMILY virtually but not totally bankrupt, thanks to various CON GAMES. My father John Sylvester Carpenter, a/k/a John S. Carpenter, graduate of a non-accredited law school known as John Marshall Law School which was a "night law school" and my dad graduated from Mercer University in Atlanta and John Marshall on the SAME DAY, probably never been done in the HISTORY OF MANKIND. He was a veteran of the KOREAN WAR and served as a air-to-air refueling specialist which did not involve firing a firearm but was probably more dangerous. Have you ever tried "hanging out of the back of a plane much like a Lockheed C-130", it ain't easy. My father ruined my life, but not totally because I was a co-conspirator to illegally launder $250,000.00 USD in the summer or 1978 (or was it 1977?) while I was on my "summer break" but I still took at least one or two courses, probably at Georgia State University or Mercer University in Atlanta. We worked for an organization known as THE COMPANY and its wholly owned subsidiary THE TECH MOTEL GANG. I would never hurt a flea or a gnat, but I would hurt the feeligs of females, sometimes, but not all the time. I am single and have never married, nor do I have any children as a consequence. My DAD was disbarred from the practice of law by the STATE BAR OF GEORGIA and the SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA. I am still an attorney, sort of, with the State Bar of Georgia and my Bar No. is 11350 and this can be confirmed by calling Ms. Brinda LovLorn (or something like that) who is charge of the memebership department and her office is located in a marble buliding on Marietta Street in downtown Atlanta which is near FIVE POINTS and the FIVE POINTS MARTA STATION. The building is very expensive and it was formerly the Atlanta Branch of the FEDERAL RESERVE BANK (note: of the United States . you may have seen the office referenced on a one dollar bill haveing George Washington's picture on it and a secret Masonic Pyramid All Seeing Eye on the back). 'Little Stanley" still has his inactive law license "sort of" but he is behind on his bar dues. Stanley Roland Carpenter is also known as "Little Stanley". "Little Stanley" is bipolar manic depressive with ocassional rare psychosis episodes that are currently successfully treated with various medications, thanks to AVITA COMMUNITY PARTNERS or the AVITA COMMUNITY CENTER which is located in Cumming, Forsyth County, Georgia. My therapist is the soon to be world famous "Jeremy Merritt". He will become "famous" for being the one who successfully treated "Little Stanley". However, "Little Stanley" will proabably die a LONELY HEARTED BACHELOR. You may look up the US v. Carpenter case for FREE on JUSTIA, very easily, if you doubt me, that is. Perhaps you want to be my FACEBOOK friend, but that is entirely up to you and JESUS CHRIST, my saviour. I am sorry you had an unhappy childhood. Please join the crowd.

@sfletch3042 4 года назад

@Nicole Clements well yes. Mitigators are taken into consideration in trial. How does that play in to my comment? He is saying that background shouldn't make a difference but it does! The fact that mitigating factors do have a place in jury trials proves that it matters. He is saying it should not. Perhaps you're also missing my point. Or maybe I'm misunderstanding you and him...

@Fluffy-Fluffy 4 года назад

@Nicole Clements But isn't it true that people may think differently because they were molested? You don't think that affects somebody yet in different ways? Where one is affected to grow up as a strong person with a positive outlook on life that they also may not have had if their trauma never happened, another will react the exact opposite and take a much darker path. Both could be the result of what they went through. To say that it's an exvuse that someone thinks differently because of their childhood and trauma is also denying the impact of it and why it's so important to prevent child abuse. Not just the immediate obvious reasons, the pain and trauma, but also the later effects in life. People don't just get over it to simply become a good person because they can simply choose to. I am not excusing they do it. I'm just, saying I understand how and why they do it with regards to not being able to control theur fsntssies and thoughts. Not the actual crime.. Does that mean I'm dangerous? Or just recognizing that I may think differently in a way too and therefore understand it? I don't know. I just do and you may think of me what you want. I'm simply not a victim who celebrated life after surviving child and later on two adult molestations in 9 years if which one was very violent. Yay I survived. Being stuck at home because going out feels too unsafe. Especially when one happened when it was still light outside. Sorry I think different becsuse of this all. It's a simple fact

@istvansipos9940 5 лет назад

"I grew up on the tales of several brutal serial killers and rapists. you know what I do every evening? NOT closing the door, that's what I do" some brilliant thinking over there

@silassmith354 5 лет назад

Sorry for all the families that had to go through this. This is just devastating in all respects.

@MrTwotimess 4 года назад

Most killers jump through every hoop in the book to delay their date with their executioner. They expect mercy and understanding from us. They'll try emotional blackmail so that we'll change the laws to save their miserable lives. Damn cowards.

@blackice9088 3 года назад

I have no sympathy for the criminals, only the victims and/or the families of the victims...bring back the death penalty for serial rapists and serial killers....(I'm Canadian)

@danielmurphy3058 4 года назад

Thank you for your words of accolades. My dad's abuse toward me didn't bother me too much. It was his physical and verbal abuse to my youngest sister of six that bothered me so much. Of course I was just a little boy. So physically, I could not stop that man name dad from beating my sister. I can vividly remember those dark days as if it wad yesterday. Over the years, I have tried so hard to forget that monster, but sadly I am unable to do that. There had been so much pain and suffering just overcome that sorrow and painful memories. My own kids are telling me that I must forgive their grandpa. But it is only because I have given my kids unconditional love and attention. With all fairness, my kids do not understand how it feels to live in a house of horror. Maybe the moment that I am going to say my farewell to this planet, I have enough strength to forgive my old man. Peace with you. And peace with allm

@usutonueteuati1141 4 года назад

You'll make it in your own way! God is always there no matter what! He will help you heal and settle your differences before your time come!

@MegaTinni 4 года назад

You cannot forgive someone that doesn't ask to be forgiven. It is okay not to forgive. If he deserves it, you wouldn't question it.

@richardkranium2944 3 года назад

You know how not to treat your children. Thank your old man. There is nothing productive that comes from holding a grudge. Just like hate, half the people you hate don’t know, the other half doesn’t care. Leaving you as the only one suffering from it.

@ekramer2478 3 года назад

You don't forgive for him, you forgive for YOU. This does not mean accepting. It does not mean letting a toxic person back into your life. It does not mean forgetting, or not talking about it when you need to do so either. It means not letting it tear into YOU anymore. It means not letting him or the memories of what he did rule your life and make you suffer any more. It means relegating him to unimportant and moving on and taking care of your kids without HIM.

@shififiona230 2 года назад

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@didarden 5 лет назад

she had a relative who was just murdered in a home invasion and the FBI had no reason to suspect foul play??????

@ralphhowe3355 4 года назад

Totally amazing isn't it!

@stancarpenter8854 4 года назад

If you think the FBI does not occasionally drop the ball, you would be AMAZING GRACE at what I know about the FBI.

@FloozieOne 5 лет назад

Hooray hooray a new episode. Wheeee. When I see one I grin and watch it; makes my day. Thanks for these and keep 'em coming.

@sleeplessaquarius 4 года назад

@Htness NZ Youre here too, so you must be watching these episodes too.

@karlwarner7401 4 года назад

Those sick individuals should be dealt on site when they are caught. Pure Evil, nothing more.

@seanleblancdualca 5 лет назад

Me too, especially "Crime Stories". Thanks for sharing

@ancientfalmer4341 5 лет назад

Teach your daughters what these monsters do and how they control their victims before they kill them. How many women could have been saved if they had just screamed and fought at the right time. Never let some animal scare you into submission.

@guesswho8016 5 лет назад

Agreed, also your Lil son's there are pedophiles out there that will grab a little boy also..... . But they are monsters not animals your Disrespecting Animals by saying that . Thank you☝

@ladyjay5551 4 года назад

Yes, because im sure NONE of the domestic abuse victims, tried to overpower their abuser. I imagine they just sat back and took it? Do you know how difficult it is to hold your own against someone with potentially 50-100lbs more behind them, and 3-6 inches taller, ya, piece of friggin cake, you're right, cant imagine why soo few are unsuccessful. fucken tool

@dianelove8147 4 года назад

You've never had a knife or gun pulled on you. Trust and believe, you do whatever you're told.

@ann-mariebaker118 4 года назад

Good riddance to rubbish. My heart goes out to all the families, & their loved ones xx

@MovieMakingMan 2 года назад

Great documentary. TIP: If ever abducted scream and run even at gunpoint. Your chances are dramatically better if you attempt to flee. If the criminal knows you can identify him he will probably kill you. I feel for those poor girls who froze at knifepoint. It’s not their fault but if they tries to flee or fight in a public area the abductor would probably just leave. They are cowards. Only cowards prey on the most vulnerable.

@BadDayHQ 2 года назад

Thanks for watching

@terrypbug 5 лет назад

Wow I live in Tulsa now never heard of this. Thanks for upload

@lightninggaming476 5 лет назад

Don gonna drop dead of heart attack if he doesnt start looking after himself

@barrybritcher 5 лет назад

Wasn't he in star wars

@thomasalvarez2833 5 лет назад

@@barrybritcher Pretty Sure His Head Was Used in the NBA !

@rosifervincent9481 4 года назад

A brisk walk would leave him in your wake.

@stancarpenter8854 4 года назад

What do you mean? I hope you know GOD.

@muhammadbutt6491 5 лет назад

life is so unfair. what did those women do wrong. nothing.

@marcusharris1030 5 лет назад

The creator is the ultimate killer. It takes out everyone regardless.

@sfletch3042 5 лет назад

It isn't about doing things right or wrong. Obviously that is irrelevant in so many cases in life. Bad things happen to good people all the time and good things happen to bad people all the time.

@robertklotz9319 4 года назад

Repeatedly criminals are let loose and they are worse monsters after their prison sentences. Obviously it's not childhood shaping them but the judicial system by being too lenient.

@LillysConner 5 лет назад

Just came across this Chanel n liking it! Will definitely sub. Thank you!

@pickles3128 4 года назад

1. Who goes to the mall to buy diapers? (Unless that's Canadian shorthand for "strip mall"?) 2. Look at that morbidly obese investigator. Oh my god, his chin is oozing out of the collar of his suit. Cops come in all sizes...

@miryanacurcic6460 Год назад

🤣

@blupoppy608 11 месяцев назад

great channel, my favorite crime channel now...keep posting :) thanks x

@alanastone5241 4 года назад

Common sense tells one to lock all doors and windows.

@hawkeyemontgomery2136 3 года назад

Then how would we get in and make you famous?

@richardkranium2944 3 года назад

Common sense isn’t all that common. Locks and windows keep the honest people honest. Average criminals can pick locks, lock pick guns are cheap online. I happen to leave my doors and windows unlocked due to not wanting to replace them when a determined person kicks it in. I have an alarm system, cameras that make my phone go off, a pit bull, plenty of guns, a backhoe with property to dig holes. Just sayin.

@RaccoonNation 3 года назад

@@hawkeyemontgomery2136 “we” 😳

@RaccoonNation 3 года назад

@@richardkranium2944 in this situation the backhoe is a *must* , a swamp comes in handy too.

@richardkranium2944 3 года назад

@@RaccoonNation I avoid swamps. Too many mosquitoes. Working in construction leaves me digging footings for foundations. Why not get paid to eliminate evidence where nobody will look.

@sharrontoler2241 4 года назад

Just found this channel. I love true crime. Thanks for the uploads.

@monicawhiteshield9989 5 лет назад

Poteau Oklahoma has radio station ?!? I do good to get a cell signal there 😂

@WindDancer435 5 лет назад

He was a sadist who enjoyed hurting people.

@LORDERIK13 5 лет назад

WHO ISNT?

@aridyaacob3172 5 лет назад

Lala Shelala and look at those people above who dissed me when I said a life should be paid with a life.☝Apologies but until they or one of their loved ones meet with such a sadistic killer, then perhaps they'll wake up to reality.

@aridyaacob3172 5 лет назад

LORDERIK13 sorry, then maybe you should hook up with one.

@karimanning9232 5 лет назад

@@LORDERIK13 WTH?!

@stancarpenter8854 4 года назад

Yes, he was a sadist. NO DOUBT on that. I wonder why? Perhaps a novel could be written about it. Perhaps not.

@mikejones6974 5 лет назад

It happens more than we know. God Bless All affected!

@choppa3479 4 года назад

AMEN

@thewillistons 5 лет назад

dang, I really wanted to know why the hell he went to the son's house

@TokyoJoe703 4 года назад

Don Williston steal his guns?

@angusosborne3151 5 лет назад

Respect and thoughts to all who lost because of this sick man.

@jamie91995 5 лет назад

Great video, I love your true crime series

@umedavk2011 5 лет назад

@Josh Mkensie LOL - you're not only rude but you can't even spell properly.

@asifmetal666 5 лет назад

@@umedavk2011 I have this same problem where auto correction sometimes screw up ur writings specially if u write stuff using ur cell phone. But he is rude no doubt about it.

@umedavk2011 5 лет назад

@@asifmetal666 I had a think about it and realised that he might be being facetious or sarcastic : after all, he watched it himself. Perhaps he meant yuo're NOT the only one - millions of other like it too.

@umedavk2011 5 лет назад

@Josh Mkensie Perhaps you were being sarcastic. Did I get you wrong ? Sorry if I did.

@stephanieaskew771 5 лет назад

@@umedavk2011 I don't think it he was being sarcastic..he called him retard

@fahq285 5 лет назад

Nice Vids.. NEW SUBSCRIBER

@stancarpenter8854 4 года назад

I am glad sir that you have subscribed to RU-vid.COM. I am very proud of you. PRAISE GOD.

@brandytipene8216 5 лет назад

Trust no-one so it is said. However in America with so many states your neighbour could be a serial killer unbeknown to you. TAKE CARE BY All MEANS.???

@aridyaacob3172 5 лет назад

brandy Tipene tell that to the people who dissed me up there.☝️Peace to everyone and stay safe, except for murderers, psychopaths and paedophiles.💐

@karimanning9232 5 лет назад

Not just America

@frostypreppersk3593 5 лет назад

I actually acted on several Crime stories episodes, as it was filmed in Regina SK. I just want to thank you for posting so many of the episodes.

@BadDayHQ 5 лет назад

That's really cool! What episodes were you in? I'm sure the producing team and crew remember you! Always fun to hear!

@frostypreppersk3593 5 лет назад

@@BadDayHQ I honestly dont remember too many names of the episodes, but I was in the Poughkeepsie killer for sure.

@meichong8278 4 года назад

So you weren't really acting in these were you , you got called out and FAILED buddy

@alli-kat2329 Год назад

@@meichong8278 😂😂👌🏻

@meichong8278 Год назад

@@alli-kat2329 😁😁

@jacquelineroundtree7541 4 года назад

That's why you don't pick up hitch hikers.

@bisdaktodai4204 5 лет назад

So sad more people die because of the very slow police actions

@JerryFreeman265 5 лет назад

exactly

@evanroberts2771 4 года назад

Yes, people seem to think that there's 30 police working every case they have open. That all the clues line up in order just like in this 45 minute movie...

@proudmilitarybrat76 4 года назад

@@evanroberts2771, Yep! With all of the fake T.V. shows about crime, (CSI, Law and Order, etc...) people think in 1 hour, DNA evidence falls in the detectives lap, an autopsy and cause of death are done and determined, a suspect is picked up and confesses, and the murderer is sentenced. LOL

@randyweaver6543 4 года назад

And sad that so many want to turn monsters loose to do it again and again. They then sit back and say “I wonder what would have prevented this?” Answer: Electricity-the free flow of electrons.

@AR-fh2uh 4 года назад

By modern standards with shared databases, high resolution digital video on every street corner and super fast communications via cell phones, yes. In 1984 they may have well been using devining rods and carrier pigeons. I was surprised they got the video from the bank.

@coryanntopanga 3 года назад

Law enforcement is on a nationwide manhunt for this guy and he's at a friend's house. Chilling. Smh

@ericalexander5890 3 года назад

To be fair, though, it's Oklahoma law enforcement. Just listen to the people in the video speak: they aren't America's best and brightest.

@andyzhuang3946 2 года назад

Now he be chilling in prison for the rest of his life 😂😂😂

@lovelife7278 2 года назад

Foreal he’s friends must-not watch news lol

@Christine-xt8fr 5 лет назад

Why the hell would the bank teller wait til after they drive away to call police??? She could've easily called the police immediately, and then stalled them for a few minutes until they got there. All she had to say was, "I'm just waiting on verification of funds to cash to the check'', or any other number of excuses. What was she thinking?! Also, how much money could you actually get for pawning ''The Club''? lol

@lburns7952 4 года назад

Yep. I don't think I'd drive around cashing checks etc with my killer/kidnapper in the car. I'd crash us into something in traffic before I let him take me into the woods to rape and gut me. F@@@ that.

@sarahadair7320 3 года назад

Yes! She would have done well to wreck the car at the bank. Wreck and bail.

@mmsizzlak 5 лет назад

I love how they incorporate the dinosaur/monster roars as part of the "evil doer" background music

@Aluminata 5 лет назад

"A lot of people have a hard childhood - they don't rape and kill.." Is a preposterously simplistic, self satisfying statement.

@atri-us 5 лет назад

I totally agree. Saying that also means we can do whatever we want to to children and nonetheless they should just become fine adults.

@sfletch3042 5 лет назад

Exactly. Small minded lay people with no knowledge or understanding of psychology say dumb shit like that all the time. Just ignore it.

@sfletch3042 5 лет назад

@George Rosewell what does your fat shaming have to do with the subject matter of this comment? Oh right, absolutely nothing.

@inkyguy 5 лет назад

AlienPrincess ATX, by focusing on the perceived shortcomings of others it allows @George Rosewell to put emotional insulation between his conscious mind and subconscious and attempt to displace the gnawing undercurrent of his own many fears, faults and failures onto someone else, which apparently are many. In fact, for those of us who recognize the significance of the behavior, it actually reveals rather than conceals his own desperate sense of self.

@karimanning9232 5 лет назад

True however almost all monsters are made because of horrible childhoods!!

@evimlck4579 5 лет назад

That killer stole that victim's Camaro?? Oh, he's gotta' go down. She'll never be able to enjoy her car again.

@douglasbarton6597 5 лет назад

I had to check to see if the video was set at the right speed == these Oklahoma police officers were falling to sleep

@terrypbug 5 лет назад

LoL well he's been retired for long time now lol

@alishadawn6636 4 года назад

😂

@stancarpenter8854 4 года назад

Mr. Barton, I have a sickness known as "MORBID CURIOUSITY". I almost totally agree with your taste in humor or as the British spell it "HUMOUR".

@kellyweingart3692 4 года назад

lol

@maciekczarny1633 4 года назад

He should of never be allowed out of the hospital in the first place!!!

@lukemccardle2379 4 года назад

Never pickup hitchhikers you do not know what their running from or up to.

@rema11769 4 года назад

As long as u live in this world....there will always be crime....stayalert

@birdyelke775 5 лет назад

Its so nerves wrecking, when I realized how much we're not on our guards, and lost our life by giving out too much details to complete stranger, that is than used to destroyed not only the victim but so the family... that woman gave her car seat to a complete stranger who is a villain in plain site without thinking that he could had messed her car, and she died in such a cruel ways...

@tridungsydney6618 4 года назад

I thought the system give him life behind bars..but he didn’t..justice served..

@Sheepsville 5 лет назад

Well, well, well....the officer heading the investigation, Steve Tiffee, just happens to look uncannily like a good friend of mine from Scotland in the UK. I took a screenshot of him to send to my friend to tell him. This also prompted me into delving further information about him and it turns out his police career came to an end and he is himself now a criminal. In fact his whole family was involved in trying to scam money out of locals. I couldn't believe I had stumbled onto a whole new crime just from watching this one, all because he looked like a friend of mine. Recently the Poteau Daily News ran a letter to the editor written by a local business owner accusing a Monroe woman of scamming him out of money. It now seems as though another business owner has attempted to warn the public about this woman and her family. A sign posted on the doors of the Heavener and Hodgen Tote-A-Poke states, “Attention: Scam. Do not give money to Kyle- Steve- or Teri Tiffee. They are out pandering money. ”The notice is signed by Mick LaFevers who owns the Tote-A-Poke stores. Attempts to reach La Feversto ask what prompted the signs were unsuccessful. Since the sign was placed at the stores the PDN has been bombarded with calls from people claiming that they have fallen victim to the three people named on the sign. The Poteau Daily News ran a story in February 2010 regarding former Poteau Police Detective Steve Tiffee who had been arrested on a felony charge of uttering bogus checks. According to the information given to PDN at that time by Le Flore County Sheriff Bruce Currnutt, there had been reports that Tiffee had been soliciting people around the area to give him money to assist him.“Tiffee has allegedly been going to businesses and homes introducing himself as a retired police officer and has asked for money to help him during separate emergency situations,”Curnutt told PDN in 2010. He went on to say that people had stepped forward, contacting the Sheriff’s Department after they reportedly gave Tiffee money then attempted to stop payment only to find he had allegedly already cashed the checks they had written to him. Tiffee is on probation for that charge. Terri Tiffee and her son Tyler are also on probation stemming from a charge of being in possession of drugs. PDN has received numerous calls from citizens with stories of those similar to what Curnutt spoke about in 2010 regarding all three of the Tiffee’s. The newspaper has learned that several law enforcement agencies around the county have received complaints as well. The question that most people ask is why haven’t charges been filed. PDN spoke with LeFlore County District Attorney Jeff Smith on Wednesday about the matter. He stated that he too has been told stories regarding scams by the Tiffees over the last two years. He said that his office had contacted an outside agency about investigating the matter more than 18 months ago but that request was declined. “We are not an investigating body,” Smith said. According to the DA’s office there are two types of charges that many scammers fall under according to the law. They are operating a con game, and obtaining money by false pretences. The problem with proving either charge is that you have to overcome the fact that in many cases the money that is transferred is a gift. There are no legal or binding contracts. Legally the DA would also have to prove that the reason a person obtained the money was false. In order for the office to prove a case of false pretences they must first know what pretence was used. Which means that citizens are going to have to come forward to their local law enforcement agencies and make an official report. Smith said if local and county law enforcement will submit those reports to his office it would help establish a pattern of behaviour and his office would then be able to attempt to make a case. “We have done at this point all that we know to do,” he said. “We cannot prosecute anyone for any alleged crime if we don’t have information that will allow us to prove without a reasonable doubt that they committed a crime. Smith said the only way his office can obtain that information is for victims to come forward with their statements and for law enforcement to turn those reports over to his office. He said his office has heard stories for the last two years regarding scams of this nature but they have to be able to prove the accusations before charges can be filed. “We want justice for these people,” Smith said. “and we have all heard the stories but we have to have official information in order to do our job. PDN contacted the Le Flore County Sheriff’s Department and the Poteau Police Department regarding the accusations being made and were assured that any reports made would be given to the DA’s office for prosecution. Attempts to contact the Tiffees were unsuccessful. It also transpires that his son, Kyle was killed whilst serving a prison sentence.

@henryoosterwyk1569 5 лет назад

you trying to write a fucking book asshole from aust greetings idiot

@henryoosterwyk1569 5 лет назад

its a coment section get it

@melissaspier4840 5 лет назад

Great job!... how bizarre is that!? WTF watch a video and another criminal.. And HIS FAMILY rotflmao.. thax for the information...

@bonnemayger6682 4 года назад

@@henryoosterwyk1569 no need to be an A hole Henry, from a fellow Aussie...

@meichong8278 4 года назад

Yeah Henry's a big big baby , you have a choice to read it or not ....... bbbwwwaaa bbbwwwaaaà

@sandrinevanzeist 5 лет назад

Very professional reportage thanks for sharing

@englishrose212 4 года назад

Wish they would turn off that blumin background music it overpowers the programme :O(

@melissaspier4840 5 лет назад

Steve Tiffie... FANGAR PRINTS 🤣🤣🤣 btw Glantz is now the chief of police...

@kalvinlabuik3366 4 года назад

Glad to hear he got the death penalty

@sleeplessaquarius 4 года назад

Its just too bad it took 16 years... *loss of words*

@Chris66Mas 4 года назад

Specimens on the lowest level of existence...

@whateverchannel22 2 года назад

There is absolutely nothing noble about leaving doors and windows unlocked.

@islandgirl9479 5 лет назад

I'm so sorry to all the families that their loves ones died because of this Devil.🙏🙏🙏🙏

@john316godlovedtheworld3 5 лет назад

Dulcelina Cabral Yes

@alysononoahu8702 4 года назад

At age 22 I was taken by a man in southern California 1979..... I took a chance and ran......thank God

@crunchies4me 4 года назад

They probably had trouble finding this psycho because they are master manipulaters. Often people can't believe this person was involved in these crimes. They are great at hiding their crimes. That's the reason they get away with it easily.

@frawldog 4 года назад

Good story

@geckoeyes1324 5 лет назад

Best channel, love the videos

@BadDayHQ 5 лет назад

Love you!

@metrocust424 4 года назад

To me both sides are taking a chance don't Pick up hitch hikers and hikers don't hitch a ride.A chance you both might regret.

@aridyaacob3172 5 лет назад

Yep go soft on criminals and let them off after a number of years that are not at all proportional to their hideous crimes. I’m watching from my corner of the world and shaking my head. It’s usually a life for a life here.

@joe18425 5 лет назад

A life for a life ?? Well if u want to take a life you got to be prepared to give yours. Good, Doubt it would cut down murders, but its only fair.

@umedavk2011 5 лет назад

@@joe18425 LOL - What planet are you on ?

@LynxStarAuto 5 лет назад

I take it you are from the Middle East? Heard justice is swift over there. When I visited, I saw a man with 3 fingers missing. The appendages were jagged, and deformed. I thought he suffered from some type of deformity, but a local said "Who that guy? Hell no! He is a thief, and lost his fingers! Lucky we didn't chop his entire hand off." Hard to argue with that.

@aridyaacob3172 5 лет назад

Lynx Star Automotive nope am not and never been. Actually in the Middle East, and I think you're meaning Islam, there's a practice whereby the family of a murdered person can be asked whether they want to to forgive a killer and accept blood money instead. Google it. Sorry but when one ass-u-me, you make an ass of u n me.

@aridyaacob3172 5 лет назад

S K actually that's fair. It's the justice system that doesn't put fear in murderers and paedophiles that cause crimes to be committed. Which is perhaps there's soooo much crime and homocides in the US. Just imagine if a loved one were killed and perhaps in a viscous manner, would you look kindly upon the killer? Proper justice should be served for the person killed. Why should murderers be given a chance when none was given to the murdered? Btw the way see the comment by Lela Shelela below that he was a sadist who enjoyed hurting people.

@Decybello 2 года назад

17:57 - Thish guy can't shpeak normally anymore, becaush he hash seventeensh chinsh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@karimanning9232 5 лет назад

Flamethrower!!

@guesswho8016 5 лет назад

I'm glad Eddie Cash heard that asshole cough🙏..... Shit happens for a reason🤧😷 The 80's was a crazy/scary decade, if you lived and payed attention to the crime during that time you would understand what I'm saying

@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 5 лет назад

Her daughter looks kind of Native Indian, very pretty.

@conniemarkarian7792 5 лет назад

The guy whose car was stolen didn’t know the color or model of his own car? I’m confused. 30:00

@evimlck4579 5 лет назад

YOU'RE CONFUSED? Imagine what that guy felt.

@melissaspier4840 5 лет назад

@@evimlck4579 GIGGLING

@richardkranium2944 3 года назад

Imagine the confusion the officer that took the report felt.

@coryanntopanga 3 года назад

"Stuff like this doesn't happen here." 😒 It just did. The garbage truck comes to EVERYBODY'S neighborhood, honey.

@BadDayHQ 3 года назад

For sure, thanks again.

@thewillistons 5 лет назад

Why the fuck did it take the daughter multiple days with multiple concerning notes not moving from the door to report her mother missing,and furthermore why the fuck did the cops not even visit her home for another 24 hours? The incompetence astounds me

@suerichards47 3 года назад

Using childhood for murder is narsictic, almost everyone has a story but don't turn to murder

@tomhorn6679 5 лет назад

who was the second guy Walker was with when he got his directions to the old mans house?

@sebastianxavier3637 5 лет назад

I would agree that the person putting these videos together is on a good course. What isn't so shocking is the perpetrators mental-health care. Today, ECT therapy ("shock" therapy) is a part of the growing mainstream. To receive 20 shock treatments and return from dysfunctional to functional is more of a norm. I would find another way to make a person's treatment seem dramatic.

@dantasticguy5435 2 года назад

Never move to a town/city where "everybody leaves their doors unlocked". Because, someone will eventually be doing a crime documentary there ;)

@joezy5268 5 лет назад

"LEAD Detective, Rick Ross!" 🙈

@jasminellanos 5 лет назад

Joe Zy that’s what I said 🤣🤣

@sfletch3042 5 лет назад

Haha I said the same thing

@kellyweingart3692 4 года назад

😂😂😂😂

@samadhistate9637 4 года назад

I'm binge watching. Please stop posting these videos, I must get some sleep.

@ikennahenry7334 4 года назад

Why are people this cruel

@gracefullikeagazelle 3 года назад

lkenna Henry Because they were born with the XY chromosome is why.

@nonamehumandaughterofmosth9808 4 года назад

What a monster! So glad he's now rotting in hell...

@yankeetherebel Год назад

29:27 let's be honest, even if the suspect was crawling on his hands and knees, this guy would still be unable to keep up.

@Simp_Zone Год назад

😂True lmao!

@whoknowswho7494 5 лет назад

Detective dude looks unreal.

@guesswho8016 5 лет назад

In what way....??

@gonefishing167 2 года назад

My dad had an awful childhood as well but he was the nicest and best father ever, he was so good to other people and would help anyone. I’m sorry for their bad childhoods, I truly am , but I’m sick to death of it being made an excuse. Same thing with the latest ‘in thing’ - excuses. Think of England in the blitz. Sheltering at night in the tube abd then kids got cleaned up and sent off to school. Men went to work and women just ‘carried on’. Too many wusses these days. And too lenient sentences- he did all this three months after getting out of jail? Didn’t learn much, did he? 👵👵👵👵🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

@LadyVoldemort 2 года назад

Clearly a sadistic sociopath IMO, probably psychopath...death sentence for this types of heartless criminal is the right punishment, because he'll just do it again and again without remorse/guilt if he go out of prison. 💀

@asifmetal666 5 лет назад

Shock treatment!! 20 shock treatment n u wonder why he is screwd up! Old psychiatrist n mental institution r real horror show.

@emilytoole1524 5 лет назад

It is a procedure which is still performed by psychologists. With anesthesia that is the only difference

@elizabethmasseythesouthern6969 5 лет назад

GamE FrEak Wrong my father had shock treatments and he doesn’t commit crimes

@inkyguy 5 лет назад

GamE FrEak , ECT is a remarkably effective method of treatment. If people are willing to undergo chemotherapy (injecting poison) and irradiation to save their lives, what makes ECT so exceptionally awful?

@karimanning9232 5 лет назад

Yes and sadly they didn't work

@Norishigecherry0711 4 года назад

I hope all police job like this perfect 👏👏👏

@claudetteharrison2400 4 года назад

I dont care were i live, my doors stay lock, and i am on my gard no matter were i am,

@earlwoods5321 3 года назад

That monster!!!!

@taylor3717 2 года назад

Forgiving, is letting go. It's for yourself

@melikeoberwiler6349 2 года назад

to all the family rip very sad very

@hjsed2266 4 года назад

Didn't the sister have the same childhood? Did she commit horrendous crimes? Terrible excuse to make. An insult to the many of us who have tried to make our lives better because we did have issues.

@sirandrelefaedelinoge 5 лет назад

That old cop bears a striking resemblance to Jabba the Hutt...

@ConspiracyBytes 5 лет назад

no no he looks just like nien nonb on star wars...... much closer relation

@wolcek 5 лет назад

This should be called "Police ineptitude case".

@johnplaid648 4 года назад

I am really really for really real quite tired of the statement about unlocked doors, windows, key left in the auto ignition and that everybody knows everybody else. People that leave a door or window purposely and chronically unlocked should wear a dunce cap. The same with keys. And if everyone is hunky dory then why is there a plethora of these types of documentaries of neighbor, family member and weird uncle or aunt murdering each other?

@jejewa2763 5 лет назад

It is ridiculous that when people ADMIT their crimes, it takes so long to execute them and continue the suffering of the victims family. It should be done within a year!

@guesswho8016 5 лет назад

Listen, if bodies start popping up in quick session it's fucked up but it might take longer than usual because they have to investigate the latest murder... Smfh

@karimanning9232 5 лет назад

Death by flamethrower would be best for these monsters!!

@richardkranium2944 3 года назад

They still insist they are there for something they didn’t do. Which is misunderstood and appeals are filed. When in reality the prisoner meant he’s in their for not hiding out better or not planning better.

@Sheepsville 5 лет назад

These reconstructions are terribly put together...05:26 there are forensics with their full protective jumpsuits, foot coverings, masks and gloves in the crime scene whilst there are three others contaminating the scene wearing no protection at all! My other gripe is how American documentaries constantly repeat the thing over and over again, every time a break is inserted. Do they think people don't remember what they have heard and seen just a minute or two prior to the break?

@sfletch3042 5 лет назад

the majority of the American public don't remember what was said before the commercial break. That's the sad reality of the situation. Everything is dumbed down to an excruciating point.

@peggyratahi8348 3 года назад

Why give sum1 700 yrs,and 6 life sentences,when they're sentenced to death,and won't even live to be 120...that's just dumb..he died well before 100 anyway via lethal injection...