How These Sneaky Serial Killers Finally Got Caught 

Luckily I haven’t been caught

Why do people say, ‘they can’t be the killer. Their so nice’? Like how else are they suppose to find their victims? Being a creep?

Never ceases to amaze, most serial life takers have wives, girlfriends and children. Sometimes after they are caught.

My family had Dennis Nielson over for dinner back in 1971, when my dad was 5 years old. Apparently he was friendly, quiet and struggled to make conversation. They remember hearing about him on the news years later and being shocked.

When I was a baby we lived just 2 blocks away from where BTK lived. Crazy to think that my parents probably saw him not realizing he was the infamous serial killer that had been stalking our city

Rader not only asked if the floppy could be traced but told them to be honest. After getting caught, he asked the detective why did he lie to him.

I remember hearing that when my dad was a kid, his parents freaked out at him for leaving the door unlocked at night, and he was pretty confused about it since his parents usually weren’t like that. Only later in life he learned that BTK was on the loose at that time near their home. Edit: confusing grammar

My bio mother's maiden name was 'Sutcliffe' and she ended up changing mine to that when I was a toddler (no, we're not related to Peter Sutcliffe, the surname just means 'South of the cliff' so both families likely came from a similar area). When I was in secondary school we were studying databases in IT and the teacher was using Police databases as an example. She then mentioned the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe...All eyes turned to me and I had to explain that no, I wasn't related to him and the families just came from the same area... I now live in the general area that the hoaxer came from (although not the exact area)...small world

Fun fact: in Alaska you have a higher chance of being killed by a serial killer than any other state in the U.S.

The story about Nileson being asked how many he had killed happened on the way to Scotland yard with a Chief Inspector riding on the back seat with him and the inspectors' sergeant driving. The Inspector asks Nilson "So, you killed 3 or 4 blokes?". When Nielson replied, "No, more like 15 or 16." The Sergeant related that he was so shocked that he almost wrecked the car.

A family friend of ours went to college with Jeffrey Dahmer. This friend actually was frat brothers with Dahmer’s roommate. He remembers Dahmer getting arrested. He said no one was shocked bc he was kinda sketchy to begin with.

The things the police and judge said about those poor women is literally the same thinking as Peter Sutcliffe, not seen as human or worth anything and it's absolutely heart breaking, they deserved justice as much as someone with a job in an office

My mom interviewed the BTK guy when she still worked for the state and said he was very nice but you could tell that he enjoyed every he did. Her interview with him took 7 hours

Finally! More serial killer videos! I missed these.

My great grandmother told of starvation times in late 1800s. She told my mother nobody had food or meat except what they grew or hunted. Her husband had killed a bunch of squirrels and took a few to the neighbor. He swore they were all sitting around the table with meat and vegetables and looking closer he saw an infant's HAND on the dinner table surrounded by other pieces of meat. The man's daughter had been pregnant out of wedlock but no baby was ever born or seen. My gg grandmother swears it was born and they ate it.

Serial killer videos should be a weekly thing. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

There are more of them out there, let’s hope that they get caught too

Isnt it wierd how we love watching stories on the evil in this world?

Sutcliffe went back for the £5 note because it was a brand new note in circulation so easier to trace than older notes

About a year before Gary Ridgeway was caught as the Green River Killer two of my friends and I met him in a parking lot next to a bike trail along the Green River. We just thought he was a weird guy who asked weird questions about bike races in Seattle, made a comment about smelling weed, and who made a very strange joke about "The green river killer having a green car" (We were in a green VW Bug) and didn't think much of it despite being creeped out. We had a really bad feeling but I know we were more concerned about this weird guy riding up to us on a bike while we were smoking weed because he might call the cops or something. But when the news broke and I saw the guys face I knew instantly that we had seen him, I called my friend and the first thing he said to me was "WE MET THE GREEN RIVER KILLER!" so it wasn't just me who was 100% positive we met him.

I'm a big fan of the series Mindhunters. They showed some of the patterns of a serial killer was. It's shocked me a bit to find similarities but was not profoundly discussed in the series. The second shock was how it was deceptively depicted in the movie Joker. That was the reason why I think that movie will become one of the greatest.

Been to Alcatraz a bunch of times in 1989/90 ... it was fascinating. Also I got a tour with 1 of the original guards from the prison.

My best buddys dad got questioned about being the Yorkshire ripper at the time. It was right after the hoax recordings were sent to police, they said it was a north east/Sunderland accent so we're arresting anyone who remotely fit the description. Also apparently Peter Sutcliffe was born in my old doctors surgery. It's been converted into a house now but it is still there.

I have a request,. Can you guys do a little rundown of the Teresa Halbach/ Steven Avery case? I find it very intriguing and would love to see you guys do a video on it

The Albert Fish letter is regarded as the most vile confession letter in history. (For those who are curious what it says, tread lightly. It’s pretty messed up.)

i know the art is kind of secondary to the info, but I've noticed the thumbnails getting more dynamic and ambitious and i think it's really cool!

Rifkin dumped his first victim, Heidi, in my home town. I heard the story as a kid and went to that country club multiple times. I was shocked when they identified her and her killer in 2013

You should do a bit on the Poughkeepsie killer, insane serial killer from my home town they loosely based a movie off of it but the real story is absolutely nuts…

It's crazy how many of these serial killers were active at the same time

That Chikatilo story... Extremely sad. It doesn't excuse his behaviour one bit, but the background is incredibly poor. Must have been tragic to be that guy, not being able to connect normally to others, and eventually going on this killing spree. Can't believe my eyes.

I love these so much keep up the great work!

0:29 Dennis Nilsen 5:21 Dennis Rader 9:47 Albert Fish 14:53 Peter Sutcliffe 22:07 Israel Keyes 27:20 Joel Rifkin 31:57 Andrei Chikatilo

the cops on the Yorkshire ripper case could've caught him a lot sooner had they just actually seriously considered him a suspect, this part of the vid had me saying "You idiots" several times.

I usually don't feel bad for people like this, like not at all, but I kinda feel bad for the way the last guy grew up. Regardless of what he did as an adult, no child should have to go through that. Sheesh. I couldn't even imagine that.

Just found your channel!!! Love it!!! Binge time!! Haha

Great video love love the content keep dropping that fire 🔥🔥💯👌

I'm a cereal killer. Catch me if you can. My next victim will be Kelloggs.

Wow! The attitudes of even the judge in saying prostitutes are basically not human is disgusting. Not even searching somebody in a police station?! I was born in 1987 and knew in the past horrid prejudices & treatment existed on a grand scale but this is just utter stupidity & ignorance to a filthy level. Thank goodness we do evolve, albeit slowly.

God these serial killers look even more terrifying as smiling cartoons.

First sounds like Jeffery dahmer

I actually live in Lufkin TX and did in 2012 so it caught me by surprise hearing that a serial killer was found in the very city I live in

I like these long videos y’all been releasing I’m okay with waiting longer between videos cause I know how hard y’all work

"wealthy England". In 1979. Ah Infographics. You sweet summer child.

I love your channel keep up the great stuff!

I wonder if the dude that tied the family up one by one killed each one of them in front of the rest, I am assuming that is exactly what he did. God rest their souls, what a horrible way to go, especially if youre the last one to get killed

Little note: Joel Rifkin didn't KNOWINGLY/SLOPPILY go out in his pickup truck knowing that he was missing his back license plate... ..it fell off while he was driving around..... with a dead girl in the back of the truck. He sees the cop's lights go on behind him and he thinks they're on to him and starts taking off. He had no idea the license plate had just fallen off lol

The person who has 195 Melrose Avenue written on his house address: *Goes outside to check his house address* 👀

A friend of mine’s mom went to school with and used to have over a guy who turned out to be a serial killer here in Michigan. Wild

The thought of Dennis Raider being a Boy Scout just seems so on the nose. The thought of him teaching young boys how to perfect their knots is just chilling.

Keep up the good work love the vids

These videos keep getting better every time a new one is posted, keep up the amazing content!

Hi guy I love your serial killers videos they talk so much about important stuff

Love this stuff keep it up!!!

Love your serial killer content

I love watching these video They give a lot of new ideas😁

Infographics show is just so just confusingly good

He is not on this video but I have lived my childhood a street away from Jeff Dahmer's appartment. It is crazy to think you are living next to one of the most evil serial killer there as ever been

Keep posting your doing good 👍👍

Sutcliffe's case seems sooooo strange! It almost seems like police was covering for him.

I'd love to hear you guys cover the Backpacker killer.

BTK was being proped up in Mindhunters until Netflix decided to cancel that AMAZING show.

Infographics is a great YT channel!!! Thanks for your work.

"We found your daughter's body." the animation: :D

I just looked up the Samantha Koenig picture & I will never unsee it. May she rest.

my grandmother was a 20 year old woman in leeds at the time of the yorkshire rippers murders, it must have been terrifying for her

Imagine how many killers have not been caught especially in old times

Best story teller💯

Chikatilo (the last killer) was given the Hollywood treatment there’s an amazing movie called Citizen X which is based upon his life and crimes it’s very accurate and definitely worth watching

The Nileson case is similar to the Dahmer case

Imagine all the serial killers in places like rural Russia or Africa? I bet there is a lot. In places that don't have the resources to investigate murders properly or share info with surrounding areas. Even down Australia I bet it would be easy to not be noticed. Then there are the ones on the opposite end of the spectrum. Serial killers that are rich, hiding in plain sight. I'm sure there are more then a few super rich killers. Probably hunt people for sport. They are rich enough to be above the law. Being a middle class serial killer is probably the hardest of them all.

y'all gotta make one on the Toolbox Killers!!!!

Even though the subject matter is supremely macabre, the narrator is so subtly hilarious... definitely worth a listen to

May all the victims rest in peace.

I know absolutely nothing about serial killers, so i thought the thumbnail was Indiana Jones

-He drove in a car with a missing license plate, which for a serial killer, is tantamount to the folly of a politician opening his mouth and speaking his mind. That is one of the best analogies I have heard.

This video is just a hightail warning for current serial killers to not be cocky.

Thank god these were eventually found and caught

I was in living Alaska when Keys murdered Samantha. The last time I was up there for vacation, I saw so many small coffee shops warning that they keep a gun at the stand for protection.

Thanks for the advice 😉

Dennis nilsen was Dahmer before Dahmer and I remember Albert fish as a kid basically all these killers but Albert fish was one that alway intrigued me idk why

Love listening to these and I am glad I don’t usually watch them because the constant head bobbing of the animations would drive me insane!

The Netflix documentary on the Yorkshire Ripper (peter Sutcliffe) is maybe the best true crime documentary ever. And it has zero re-enactments.

Man this video is scary. It boggles my mind that there are people THAT evil in the world. But at least they were all caught.

The Keys case was not a coffee shop but a drive up coffee stand. They're all over here in Alaska. After the kidnapping, all stands changed their security

The first guy is exactly like Jeffery Dahmer, would look like him if he dyed his hair black and wore glasses.

I kinda feel bad for the first guy but he is unforgivable.

Wow the judge at the Peter Sutcliffe is without compassion.

Nilsen was London's John Wayne Gacy or Jeffery Dahmer

Infographics Animation Department you guys made Dennis Radar look like Sam Drucker of Hooterville!

Love ya guidelines

Zodiac killer watching this video "amateurs"

It’s crazy how long these killers get away for.

i wonder guys what do you like more the infographics show war theme or the regular infographics show

The police in Sutcliffe’s case 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️. The signs were so clear

The Andrei Chikatilo case has been the source of two great movies: Citizen X and Child 44. Citizen X has an amazing performance by Stephen Rea and Child 44 an amazing performance by Tom Hardy.

What a killer documentary. Cheers!

I worked at the prison that the BTK currently lives at. The rule of thumb for his name is to not refer to him as “BTK” and instead “BLT”. Honestly, if I didn’t know who he was, I’d literally never know what he had done. And he is probably one of the best behaved inmates. Dude only has one disciplinary report, which ironically enough is for “mail”.

I don't believe serial killers aren't quitters

While they dont deserve to be killed Calling prostutes or druggies the most vulnerable is a bit of a stretch.

Keyes told the fbi that he would tell them where more bodies were if they would hide his identity from his family for awhile.(I don't know how long) I don't know if they could have done that but I think they could have tried something. So after a short while he realized they were not going to help him, he ended himself. I wish they could have helped some families find closure.