Detective Who Caught 'Night Stalker' Serial Killer, Gil Carrillo | Coptales Podcast

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Gil Carrillo, the now-retired detective that helped catch the 'Night Stalker' serial killer Richard Ramirez, joins Sgt. Sean 'Sticks' Larkin and Howard Doss on the Coptales & Cocktails podcast. Carrillo details the Night Stalker investigation and what it was like to interrogate him face-to-face.
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0:00 Live at CrimeCon 2022
4:42 Gil Carrillo Background
17:32 Night Stalker Investigation
23:50 Ramirez Manhunt
28:40 Opinion on Serial Killers
34:00 Live Q&A

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19 июн 2024

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@Amarah4600 2 года назад

For people saying that Gil never caught him is only half true. Yeah the neighbourhood residents caught him, but only because of the countless hours of hard work and dedication that was put in by Carillo and Salerno to identify him from the evidence he left behind. Watch the netflix documentary and you'll realise how hard it was

@kjsciacca 2 года назад

I watched it and thought the detectives seemed incompetent

@aldorfc7287 Год назад

Gil was the first and only one it knew it was the same killer.

@deniseleaps Год назад

Yeah but many times they could have caught him but didn’t. I’m not saying they didn’t do their work but SF detectives were the one that got the name of the night stalker. Watching the documentary on Netflix Gil gives me a sense that he thinks too highly of himself. He rubs me the wrong way. The community of East LA needs to be praised more.

@sakabula2357 9 месяцев назад

Richie was an unusual serial killer as he didn't use the same method..weapons or strategies...he was all over the place..the only contant was that survivors said he had bad teeth and stank

@cocolu815 3 месяца назад

@@aldorfc7287 Did he ever say why? Was it a hunch? facts? I've seen interviews but he never goes into details on the why.. he's never specific... .. he thought it was 1 guy but I wish he would offer more insight.I.E. this is why I believe it was 1 guy........ verses not...... i know he's old school but it drives me crazy. lol

@TheSuey Год назад

20:13 Ramirez said later that he didnt kill Maria Hernandez because she resembled his sister.

@HouseofStaci 2 года назад

18:17 is when they finally get around to the case. 🙄

@LizVictory 2 года назад

Merci 💜

@karinamunoz5990 Год назад

Gracias !

@cocolu815 3 месяца назад

Did he talk about his wife and the "dear john," letter? He said he was going to get even with her for dumping him.. he was going out with her only to dump her... then "he had her eating out of the palm of his hand." ..I think he told that story 10 K times. Sounds like it was the other way around...@@ he's so old school

@rodneywoods9299 2 года назад

Philip Carlos, "The Night Stalker" is my favorite audiobook right now -and has been for months. I'm always looking for more about this case!

@JB-hl1qx Год назад

Check out the newest book called "Legions of the Night " its excellent and all about Richard Ramirez.

@parksbaby9490 2 года назад

this was the worst case I’ve ever heard of . Still can’t believe there were girls who admired and loved him…

@mariaslavinski2609 2 года назад

Right 😂 how warped your brain gotta be 😂😂

@chillindoe2172 2 года назад

They still do to this day tragic

@tamaraann5926 2 года назад

Right he was so cringy looking too

@parksbaby9490 Год назад

@K Ramirez you need some serious help then

@sakabula2357 9 месяцев назад

And one actually married him

@dr.brandileebunge 2 года назад

I grew in Reseda SFV California back in the 80's. I didn't know it @ the time but, I was dating Richard Ramirez's Cousin Tony Ramirez. Gives me chills now to think about that connection when it came out on the news.

@jennifermiller7139 2 года назад

That’s a horrible thought.

@devinestellar6975 2 года назад

I lived in Reseda in the late 80s 15 minute walk from the Reseda high ... thought Richard's brother lived in Watts?

@karinamunoz5990 Год назад

omg ! Cuantos años tendria ahora Tony? lo que son las cosas del destino !

@thatsallfolks5486 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for your service Gil 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 he fought in the Vietnam War he came back and became a law enforcement and the rest is history…

@Maren01ML 2 года назад

I remember this case so well because that murderer made his way to SF, CA, and committed murder too close to my neighborhood. Also, kudos to those wonderful, brave residents of LA who were the true heroes who literally brought him down.

@chilenitaprotrump 2 года назад

Exactly. It sure wasn't this dude trying to take credit. What an arse.

@357-swagnumultramagax9 2 года назад

LA county people don’t fool around if you ignore the divas

@jennifermiller7139 2 года назад

Good for you. I’m from Kentucky and there are so many Bourbon Distilleries. Have you been to any of them? Love you all. Please come back LIVE PD. 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

@Ms.Nobody13 2 года назад

Gil!!! I have been following him since the stalker case. Not when it was happening of course I wasn't born till 79

@lapinchechismosa 2 года назад

So you know he didn’t capture him, the citizens did

@Ms.Nobody13 2 года назад

Yes I'm fully aware of that, and many other things about the case that aren't in the documentary or book.

@MissyA1966 2 года назад

Remembering the 4 victims (2 Doctor's, a receptionist & a patient) who were killed by a shooter a Tulsa, Oklahoma medical center. It is said that one man the patient put himself in the line of fire to save his wife's life. RIP sweet souls.

@mikevic9366 2 года назад

always praising the criminals and the cops never their victims.. God Bless America.

@thechloechronicles9688 2 года назад

I remember the news conference when Dianne Feinstein describe the shoes. Unbelievable.

@lapinchechismosa 2 года назад

Ummm noooo…the citizens caught him!

@andreatalbot2868 2 года назад

I wish he would’ve given more of the meat and potatoes about Richard Ramirez. I lived in the Bay Area when the Nightstalker and Leonard Lake and Charles Ng were murdering people. The scariest part wasn’t the murders but the horrific details. Good guest just wish there was more info discussed

@cocolu815 3 месяца назад

he's not very detailed.. but he'll sit and talk about his own life for hours.. lol

@matthewsoto6027 2 года назад

Click bait I thought the hood caught the night stalker?

@chilenitaprotrump 2 года назад

They sure did. I was living in san Fernando Valley when he came to town. It certainly was the hood who took the stalker down. Not this lying mofo.

@rillihi697 2 года назад

How do you think they wouldve known he was a ruthless murderer if not for the work that was put into identifying him. Ur brain is click bait

@matthewsoto6027 2 года назад

@@rillihi697 “grim reefer” your moms click bait

@Ms.Nobody13 2 года назад

Shared, liked and subscribed

@carolynfaulkner4839 2 года назад

I would have asked Gil if the Night Stalker case had instigated better communication between districts once the case closed. Or at least some effort to work together in cases that cover many districts. Second, did the detectives who doubted Gil broaden their understanding of what actions serial killers may or may not take.

@linny3260 2 года назад

Gil and frank are the best!

@lorainehayes 2 года назад

He lived at the infamous Cecil Hotel

@cherylkirkpatrick7094 2 года назад

My Dad; Capt Kirkpatrick worked on this too.

@helenab7390 2 года назад

Well without watching and going off the caption,?t was a crowd of civilians who caught him in their neighborhood after they recognised him from a photofit. chased him and beat him up until the police got there. So I'll watch later to see if this is the case. In this podcast.

@mariamejia4969 2 года назад

A shoe gave him in 🤣🤣

@robertafierro5592 2 года назад

Mmm that Sticks..wow!

@queen_ginar 2 года назад

People caught him nor Gil nor police….

@mjz16 2 года назад

The people caught hm, not cops or detectives!

@akichan9421 Год назад

Yeah and without the pictures that were everywhere in the magazines people wouldn't even recognize him. And who found his real identity ? Exactly.The detectives !

@hjalmarfreidenvall1655 2 года назад

Neat

@user-cl7fs4yo7i 2 года назад

💗

@lucasdomy1047 2 года назад

The compact lowride, he best.

@morgellon7877 Год назад

Too much drug talk. I like drugs as much as the next guy, but I wish they would have made the best of the limited time they had to interview him.

@viictoriia0 2 года назад

The locals caught him! Gtfo

@epramos6800 2 года назад

Villanueva is the leader of the largest gang in Ca.

@sanjoaquinvalleytransparency1 2 года назад

The people caught the Night Stalker, not this propagandist

@lapinchechismosa 2 года назад

EXACTLY! I’m just said this! Eff this liar! ACAB

@440hz7 2 года назад

The citizens caught this monster and gave him a good tune up...they would've finished the job but the cop's saved him from real justice ⚖️

@travel4328 2 года назад

They wouldn’t of caught him if it wasn’t for Gil. Gil was the one who helped bring down the night stalker. The citizens were just the ones that beat him up, they didn’t know he was the night stalker until after the cops got there. They just thought he was trying to steal a car. Gil did more then the citizens. He earned and deserves the credit. He would of been arrested even if the citizens did nothing.

@lapinchechismosa 2 года назад

@@travel4328 doesn’t matter, THE CITIZENS GOT HIM

@lapinchechismosa 2 года назад

@@travel4328 👢 👅

@alejandromoreno5056 2 года назад

this guy didn't catch him, it was the people from east los

@emmaedele1754 2 года назад

Gil carrillo ( car- e- o)

@Gardeninggirl1107 2 года назад

Adults in a neighborhood in LA were all out front, Ramirez walked by and they recognized him. They took him down (after beating him up). I remember it like it was yesterday. This guy didn't catch him. This guy needs to stop drinking.

@hevysmokerX 2 года назад

What kind of weird bloody format is this?a podcast with a REALLY annoying crowd and terrible audio? I'm sure it will catch on ,like the chocolate teapot.

@TheJapanChannelDcom 2 года назад

This was cringey AF. Amazing what crp appeals to the masses.

@martaakh8105 2 года назад

Gill always by bullying and defaming Mr Enrico Camarena,who was great, courageous, righteous Officer,Hero, protector of civilians, political prisoner,who was arrested, tortured and defamed publicly as Ramirez

@barbiem9537 4 месяца назад

Gill is NOT bullying and defaming Enrico Camarena cause this is NOT about Enrico Camarena this is about Richard Ramirez. Enrico Camarena was NOT a political prisoner he was NOT the one they arrested. Also Enrico was NOT ever defamed publicly as Richard Ramirez. Richard and Enrico were two different men and Enrico died on February 9, 1985 so Richard Ramirez can't be Enrico Camarena.

@barbiem9537 4 месяца назад

It was Richard Ramirez who was arrested.

@barbiem9537 4 месяца назад

It's NOT possible to defame someone to be someone else you are born as yourself. Richard Ramirez can't be Enrico Camarena and Enrico Camarena can't be Richard Ramirez. Enrico Camarena was NOT a criminal like Richard Ramirez was a criminal.

@martaakh8105 4 месяца назад

@@barbiem9537 It is tricky public defamation invented by tricky,vicious, totalitarian, corrupt, criminal regime cia-Reagan-Bushes of USA

@martaakh8105 4 месяца назад

@@barbiem9537 No Barbie. That's Enrico, innocent, righteous, great human,who was arrested

@cocolu815 3 месяца назад

On many occasion Gil says that Ramirez asked him, "Why did he do those things?" so obviously, Ramirez didn't understand why he killed people.... and Gils response to Ramirez was.. I don't know, it's above my pay grade.. I'm not a dr..... Many people would like to know what makes a serial killer tick, hence the interest on this page.. I wish Gil would have elaborated more.. I'm sure many dr's have studied and interviewed tested Ramirez.. were the findings ever shared? You would think Gil would have some interest since he was connected to the case... even tho it was outside his pay scale.. that question was never answered.

@AnubisKD 2 месяца назад

yes, Ramirez's psychiatric reports are public, on the Plainsite website. He had 11 psychiatrists, and they all said he was brain-damaged and cognitively impaired. Not a psychopath. I don't really believe that Richard asked Carrillo why he was like that when he never asked any of his 11 psychiatrists any such question and had ample opportunity to do so.

@cocolu815 2 месяца назад

@@AnubisKD Well Carrillo did say on a few occasions that ramirez did ask him why he did those things.. so I have no reason to doubt that... it could be because of the culture ramirez felt comfortable with Carillo and not so much like a science project.. so who knows.