Giles Helped Catch A Copycat Killer. 

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That’s so screwed up. Americans have their priorities completely screwed.

@@firmbutton6485 hes canadian you fuck wit

@@firmbutton6485 He's talking about defending himself.

@@firmbutton6485this happened in Canada

He did not catch on to the part where Dexter lived by the code of Harry technically the code of Dr Vogel

The irony of a RU-vid channel saying that the media is at fault for giving him a platform 😂

They just want to give you the opportunity... 😁

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Exactly lol. It basically means "i think you're a pos" but I'll lie and stroke your ego a bit to get you to confess.

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Everybody makes mistakes

Yeah we’re pretty selfish. I am a giant narcissist. Recognizing that is the beginning of treatment

...or maybe the cripplingly incompetent ones are the only ones we notice.

​@@mutemaids "they'd all be destroyed" made me chuckle 😅

insert picture of the plane that survives

This is the opposite of the truth, unfortunately. It's estimated that 1 in 25 people is a sociopath, even more than that are narcissists, and most of them are high functioning. They get away all the shit they do for their entire life because they're so good at lying and manipulation. Frequently they end up in positions of power e.g. lawyers, doctors, politicians, CEOs, etc.

Agreed 🎉

Matt Orchard is really good too.

Red tree crime is pretty boss too

Yes!! Matt Orchard-Crime and Society, is also another excellent channel with insightful content! If I could add to the list 😊

Ditto Matt Orchard

I’m fine with just interrogation footage or audio I don’t need to hear someone else’s opinion on the matter but when I do want to hear someone else’s opinion these are for sure great imo you should watch these interrogations raw first without interruption or anyone else’s feedback and then go on and get more context and view more into it

@@reapthewhirlwind6915 I get what you’re saying, but if you’re a true crime junkie, you’ve already watched every interrogation you can find. I’ve watched many multiple times. It’s nice when someone can put them into a deeper context or add a perspective that I haven’t considered.

@@sorryplease5071 I'm right there w/ you, man. I'm probly subbed to 8 or 10 channels just for raw interrogation footage, w/ another 4 or 5 or so for analysis. I'm "lucky" enough to have a job (shitty & menial as it is) at which I can pop in my earbuds for the entire shift, & for real after listening to all kinds of content to fill the time I've come to the conclusion that criminal interrogation footage is the best thing to listen to at work. It's perfect. It's quiet enuf to be able to hear coworkers talk to you. It's interesting enuf to hold your attention & help pass the time, while also being kinda monotonous & easy to zone out from if you want. This particular interrogation I've watched/listened to probly five times, & other ones a whole lot more than that...

Thou this is full of stock footage 🤣

Amen to that. Some don't even provide anything except a video which can found else where..

I almost wish he hadn't...just because I feel like there's probably people who watch these channels for tips

@@suzannenichols6900lol this isn’t a thriller movie. No there arent

​@@suzannenichols6900 I learned from "Live P.D." that all cops touch the back of cars they pull over to leave their fingerprints in case something bad happens. At first I thought that wasn't too smart, until I remembered that there are still tons of people who think that if you ask a person if they're a cop, they can't lie and have to tell you if they are 😂. That's why prostitutes ask their "Johns" if they are a cop. They still believe that crap. Which means their pimps do too, 😂.

Fr gave me goosebumps. I assumed these were his first attempts since he's such a dumbass (using his own name , his own home, his own computer-which he didn't even attempt to delete the evidence lmao). Usually criminal/murderers get better with time, not worse. But when he said that, he got my head spinning about what else he has done or attempted to do 🤔🧐😲😳

He knew he was fucked 😂 he's definitely no Dexter

SAME 😂

I got asleep to it

Thank-you! I'm glad I'm not the only one who chuckled at the irony. ✌😎🤘

Dexter lite

Agree 💯 Dexter's "dark passenger" would've loved to have him on his table lol.

lol Mark seems to overestimate himself rather a lot.

well he isnt real...

Especially if you're female.

fr

Right? Drip drop is such a clown. In the worst way

You should unsubscribe from dreading if you are subscribed. I did. We must send a message.

@@L_Train What are you talking about? Dreading is amazing.....

adding* and ‘that actually provides’*

He should have used common sense. That shit was shady right off the bat. Like park infront walk under the half opened door....that would have been a red flag but he wanted sex he wasn't thinking with his brain

@@erickiyoshiphillips2323 as a man I can confirm that sometimes we get so horny and don't think

Dale?

If you read the short film script which Mark Twitchell wrote, based on his real-life murder exploits, it essentially details exactly how he went about doing things. Once Twitchell had incapacitated his victim by using a stun rod and he had them tied to the table (or a chair, in the film script), he would proceed to tell his victim that if they complied and answered his questions, he would allow them to live but if they lied, he would torture and kill them (a lie, of course. He was never going to allow them to live). At this point, Twitchell would sit at his laptop (described in the script exactly as Twitchell's real-life laptop; with superhero stickers on it) and ask his victim what their password for various online sites were. The sites included the dating app Twitchell used to communicate with and lure his victim and their e-mail address. The reason Twitchell did this was so that he could delete all communications with himself or references to himself on sites, as well as send out e-mails from his victims address, post murder, posing as his victim, to try and explain to their friends and family why the had disappeared. This is why a friend of Twitchell's victim received an e-mail from "John Altinger" saying that he was eloping with a new found love named Jen. What Twitchel didn't count on was that John Altinger had sent a copy of his e-mail communication with Twitchel to a friend, prior to returning to the garage where he was subsequently murdered. This friend then provided that e-mail to police, after Altinger disappeared and said e-mail contained clear instructions on where to go, in order to find the meeting place (Twitchel's garage). Police then followed the directions and found the garage and who it belonged to. Another note of interest from Mark Twitchel's film script is that it details how he was able to lure his victim inside the garage without revealing himself as not being a woman named "Jen"; he pretended to be wary of meeting men off the Internet and used that as an excuse for why he wanted to meet at a garage and not his house. He also said that he wouldn't provide the address to the garage but just the directions to reach it and that "Jen" wouldn't be able to meet him outside of the garage because it might not be safe for "her" to do so. Instead "she" would watch him arrive from inside and if everything looked good, would send a text message telling him to come into the garage. It's for that reason that Twitchel affixed a padlock to the gate leading to the side entrance to the garage. He wanted his victims to have to bend down and enter through the main garage entrance, providing him with the opportunity to take them unawares with the stun rod. Going by the script, Twitchel told his victim that the reason that they couldn't use the gate leading to the side door of the garage was because "somebody else had placed it there and "Jen" didn't have a key.

​@@Right_Said_Brett He can't delete the conversations potential victims had with people before they left to meet "Jen". How did these guys not think that there was something fishy about Jen's story?

If he did go to them an hour after the attempt, police would have (at best) investigated an assault. Mark gets 1 year in jail at best. Then he gets out. More likely nothing eventuates. Then he kills eventually anyway. Unfortunately the outcome of this guy's mental illness was never going to change. Just the timetable.

Victim blaming now is it? Perhaps the killed man should have used his brains in stead of his glands i'and not get lured into a garage (for a date!!) In a disreputable part of town.

good. JCS was boring. Glad he paved the way for greats like this channel.

Thank you too! :)

thank you so much!!! I am very happy you are enjoying the videos so much :)

Also, it can be like looking a car crash as you drive by. It's not about a feeling of power, it's just plain old morbid curiosity.

@@Right_Said_Brett I feel like it's that more than anything.

I think you’re just trying to justify watching gore 😂

@@wizardcows could be true for OP but what they said is very true and a common coping mechanism of those who live in inescapable violence or have severe anxiety about the world

@@wizardcows Humans have been doing that for all of history. It's a primordial biological fascination that is an eternal component of human nature, just the way it is. When you see a car crash, you look.

Also! 1000 thanks for skipping the part where twitchells phone # was beeped out, loud sounds aren't for me.

Yes he brought me back too!!

I agree I think it was mikey at TC , but this video is a refresh, and the added interrogation footage is primo!

Cannot stand MrBallen - ughhh!

@@peppermintpaperclipsSame. He passes Reddit stories off as legitimate. Plus he's just cringe.

Haha yes, he seems more like a narcissist than a psychopath. He is a pathological liar but not a very smart one at that.

You mean That Chapter, and Deadbug Says ?

@@puddingtame3483 thx

@@puddingtame3483 dreading, matt orchard, Dave’s lemonade, that chapter and explore with us

it's even better than JCS. JCS was an ego maniac and liked to subject us to incredibly longwinded and opiniated diatribes before even getting to the topic at hand haha. As if anyone needed to hear his political opinions just as a pretext to understand his analysis. Good riddance, JCS. StayAwake is now king!

@@thtswhtshesai6d9 Those are all great. Another favorite of mine is "This is Monsters".

Hello from Maine! 👋

One of the best

Do your homework, go on now, study! The videos will be here when you come back. Jk but actually do your work lol

I'm over here like, thank God I finished my homework yesterday!!

@@andrewut7ya511 I finished dont worry 🤣

@@1PrayerWarrior4 I procrastinated 😂🤷🏼‍♀️

Thank you for the kind words and the support on patreon! Im happy you enjoyed so much! :)

Thank goodness that it was the killer’s first time. He had fantasized so much but left out the counter to his fantasy…..a man not playing along.

Aside from psychopaths who maybe have different brains the normal human brain is capable of horrible thoughts and motives you should read up on people like Freud to realize we are largely working from our subconscious and that's why people do things that look crazy and no one understands why

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Same. Should we be concerned? 😂

shhhh 🤫 don’t question it, just go with it😅

Maybe, but remember this stuff is cathartic, because we see so much injustice around us, it feels good to see some evil people being held accountable.

Or, a lady

On the tv show "Lie to Me", they'd ask them to repeat the story only this time to do it backwards. Start at the end and work your way to the beginning. They say that people practice and memorize their stories one way, they don't do it backwards and when asked to, they usually can't do it without messing up and saying something wrong, or leaving something out.

Same here! Hello from new mexico!

@@jaiilow hello from New Jersey

@@TheVioletBunny hello from Germany 👋🏾

@@jaiilow ayyy, I live in Albuquerque! Have a good one ✌

@@TheVioletBunny yeee new jersian same here

It’s true.

I was really surprised by that. It goes against all the interrogation techniques you see American police use. Is it a requirement for Canadian police to state why they are initiating an interrogation?

@@dakistle American interrogators are a horrible joke! They scream at suspects, tell lies that they can't even keep track of, misuse and mispronounce simple English words 🙄

Hello nice person. I hope life is treating you ok.

He sounds like Sam Elliot :)

Whoa great catch! Missed that as it went by :)

Crack another, cures it

Same here. 2g of coke, 24 beers and a bottle of wine for me, not to mention about 50 cigarettes

@@karntenmacht831 rookie

@@karntenmacht831 watch out we got a hard ass over here

I absolutely adore those chaps!

Is Colombia safe ?

@@welshhibby some places are safer than others

Thank you for such kind words :) Im really happy you are enjoying the content so much! Lots more content on the way!