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Serial sniper Thomas Dillon mercilessly hunted his unsuspecting victims in Ohio. Unravel the mystery alongside the FBI's greatest law enforcers and forensic scientists.
#TheFBIFiles #TrueCrime #Hunting
Season 1 Episode 3: The calm of a Southern Ohio's quiet community was shattered in 1989, when a sniper gunned down an outdoorsman without reason. Hiding in the distance, behind a high powered rifle, a madman, named Thomas Dillon, was hunting humans along Ohio's county roads.
The FBI Files is an American docudrama that takes a look behind the scenes of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's crime laboratory.
Some scenes in this program have been reenacted, due to the sensitive nature of the show, viewer discretion is advised.

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@petetherealrelentless6542 3 года назад

That Paxton lady is one Mum you don’t want to mess with!

@cherryrussell7648 Год назад

I had a mum like that, the way she loved me was so incredible I still remember it all these years later. But she also punished me so badly I’d never do it to my kids if I had them

@jamesriccardo2225 4 года назад

"Dillon told Jean that when she had called him a 'coward' that afternoon, she had hurt his feelings." Imagine saying *this* to the mother of someone you had murdered.

@CA58CA 3 года назад

Insane

@dougroberts9821 3 года назад

He’s crazy and evil. A true coward.

@launabanauna496 3 года назад

A psychopath like Dillon doesn't experience "feelings." What he should have said is, she hurt his "ego."

@unclebuzzyschurchofgroove6190 3 года назад

That woman is a saint!

@petetherealrelentless6542 3 года назад

@@unclebuzzyschurchofgroove6190 she pushed his shit in.

@zoehallett4340 4 года назад

SHE hurt HIS feelings!!!!! Speechless. How did she hold it together after hearing that. Amazing lady.

@davidwarren2771 4 года назад

Lol this is the USA we live in today... where we blame victims if the guilty parties especially if the guilty parties are Muslim Liberalism is a brain eating disorder

@unclebuzzyschurchofgroove6190 3 года назад

@David Warren: It would seem you are no stranger to brain eating disorders....

@foxboy72006 3 года назад

Many people would have screamed at him. "YOU SON OF A BITCH! YOU MURDERED MY SON IN COLD BLOOD! YOU HURT MY FAMILY YOU SADISTIC FUCK!" But Mrs. Paxton proved to be bigger than that! She got inside his head and it tore him apart! That's how you get to them. Cussing them out will only make them laugh, using compassion and heartfelt words will kill them on the inside.

@JJR0694 3 года назад

@@davidwarren2771 what a Jew!!

@peaceforall1291 2 года назад

Too many liberals, selfish, entitled, on this tread.

@MyNameIsChristBringsASword 2 года назад

These programs are like a treasure nobody makes them anymore

@draco2xx 3 месяца назад

nobody committs these type of crimes anymore on a regular basis

@jasonleal1710 8 дней назад

Sleeping tv 📺

@andyfieldmagic 4 года назад

These serial killers are always so damn lucky. Witnesses never manage to see them properly or something. I've only got to park my car wrong for 2 minutes and I get busted with a PNC ticket backed up with CCTV pictures of me committing the hideous crime of parking my car incorrectly.

@NKA23 4 года назад

Well, then you need to improve your modus operandi, better plan your wrongful parking, maybe incorrectly park in the woods at night, instead of doing it in mid-town in the light of day. ^^

@didarden 4 года назад

Cctv catches most crimes in britian. They have nice WORKING cameras and a bunch of them. Good for you

@miscevoisliflickle4494 4 года назад

🙉😂

@constanceleah118 3 года назад

Not even joking. 6 yrs probation@ 12 yrs old, because I failed to report a friend of mine stole mail. Accessory to a federal offence and ignorance is NOT an excuse. I thought I'd never get off probation. Then watch how many times some of these people do crazy illegal stuff (themselves) and they barely get any punishment. (Not necessarily this case, just so many other cases)

@dougroberts9821 3 года назад

They’re often in shock.

@MrWombatty 4 года назад

Warden enters cell and tells the skeleton in the corner that his parole has been denied on account of his failure to turn up for kitchen & laundry duties!

@kaepernickjae2029 3 года назад

Lol

@selassiecru8667 3 года назад

😂😠😂🖕🏿Dillie is a coward ........aka Dillon 😂

@alysononoahu8702 3 года назад

👍

@kotorisama3080 2 года назад

😂 perfect

@tugbankert6581 3 года назад

The guy playing thomas dillon has been a detective in other fbi episodes...this guy plays both sides of the law. Lol

@petetherealrelentless6542 3 года назад

Probably happens a bit in real life too 😂

@fernanditaluiz2591 3 года назад

Seems like they used the same actors for most reenactments.

@nageyebelieday7158 3 года назад

I cannot fathom how someone could enjoy killing someone else whom they have no connection with whatsoever. It's just a sickening thing.

@alysononoahu8702 3 года назад

@@fernanditaluiz2591 if we see them multiple times...it means they are nice to work with, fun, easy to spend long hours with etc

@alysononoahu8702 3 года назад

Actor

@baileyroyle 3 года назад

I liked that ending, when they said "he is eligible for parole," I got worried, then they added "In a hundred and sixty five years"

@TheRoadhammer379 3 года назад

Worried, 😂. You must lead a boring life to sit and worry about 30 year old cases.

@kreithdon6863 3 года назад

@@TheRoadhammer379 I find myself worried about the death of the armies who fought in world war 2 anytime I watch those documentaries, that's like over 70 years, right?

@Bigboro 3 года назад

@@TheRoadhammer379 you are an idiot! That’s all !

@tbone3972 3 года назад

@neph ilim You’re a coward behind a screen talking crap LOL.

@mashupwalkman314 3 года назад

I'm always pissed how these assholes never get the death penalty

@foxboy72006 3 года назад

Mrs. Paxton knew how to mess with his head and take control of the situation! Not only did she get inside his head but she prevented him from profiting from his crime. To top it all off! She made sure he went to the No. 1 place he was terrified of going to. She sent him and his family a strong message! "I may have hurt your feelings but you hurt my family! If you think for one second that you and your family were going to profit off this at my family's expense, your dumber than I thought. Oh and have fun at Ohio's toughest prison! Good luck! You'll need it!" Way to go Mrs. Paxton!

@DelMastro1984 2 года назад

Mrs. Paxton rules!!

@virginiacook2724 2 года назад

And more hanging judges! If you kill you should be executed! Less prisons and a safer society!

@cherryrussell7648 Год назад

Mrs Paxton is untouchable 🤩

@waynescoble7072 8 месяцев назад

Yes God bless you Mrs Paxton and may you meet your son in the spirit world

@WindDancer435 4 года назад

I just cant understand this kind of wanton murders. His prey did nothing to provoke him. This man was just evil, like the DC Snipers and the man in Alaska who took women up in his plane and hunted them down like animals.

@charlesdobbs4570 4 года назад

I don't believe these are Human Beings, they are Evil Spirits in Human form. I just can't imagine what it would take to do this kind of Evil. Creatures from Hell.

@dougroberts9821 3 года назад

Yes he was.

@vickiepaul8258 3 года назад

@@charlesdobbs4570 You are partially right. They are wicked humans who allow evil demonic spirits into their life by their actions, and the things they are entertained by in daily life. The things they dewell on in private.

@charlesdobbs4570 3 года назад

@@vickiepaul8258 I agree.

@razzberry4756 3 года назад

@@vickiepaul8258 I agree with you, I think it’s important to recognize that this IS part of human nature and will happen, and to focus on why it happened, because it can happen to anybody.

@cristaltucker513 4 года назад

Yeah if I'm riding with a guy and they ask me if I think that they could ever kill someone I would be like "just let me out here."

@yabbamita 4 года назад

My hand would be reaching for my gun ready to draw it. Just in case.

@CANControlGRAFFITI 4 года назад

Well if you didn’t play it cool he’d probably kill you so dunno if that would have worked

@damienholland8103 4 года назад

That might set them off. Might want to try a more realistic approach.

@AntoninusPius17 4 года назад

Knowing America if you kill him first you would be charged with murder. It’s crazy that we have to shoot second.

@didarden 4 года назад

Ugh can you stop the damn truck please. Lol

@starb0rn 2 года назад

How completely evil...rest in peace to these poor, innocent men.

@garthenar 4 года назад

That was terrifying. I'm an avid outdoorsman so I could relate to the victims. The show did a good job of showing the police work and I feel better knowing they worked so hard to put him away.

@traciemathews166 3 года назад

@altovelli08 I understood what you meant. Although, it was insensitive I definitely saw your point.

@georgemorcos9911 2 года назад

@@traciemathews166 $

@J.E.POUCCOUI 2 года назад

Agreed.

@abdulfataiibrahim2056 2 года назад

Pul0pl

@philhammond7560 Год назад

IiI i

@constantijnvanwoerekom4166 4 года назад

That mother, what a great person!

@chrislewis5069 4 года назад

Loved that letter she wrote.

@NL8584 3 года назад

I was going to say the same thing. I can't imagine how difficult that must have been for her. What a strong, determined and focused woman

@CA58CA 3 года назад

@Adrian Justice thats too many u's

@CA58CA 3 года назад

@Adrian Justice again too many u's

@CA58CA 3 года назад

@Adrian Justice again too many u's

@Kate0817 2 года назад

This is one of the most nerve racking videos I have ever watched! I pray 🙏for all the families that lost someone to this POS.

@billbowers268 3 года назад

It's really great Jean Paxton got her chance to speak to Dillion and speak and express herself . Words cannot express my sorry for this poor woman's lose . God be with you Jean .

@stfuplsok 2 года назад

Bill Bowers *loss

@judewisdom1594 4 года назад

Eligible for parole in 165 years hahahahaha his skeleton will be eligible for parole

@arizonatsunami 3 года назад

He died in 2011.

@aridyaacob3172 3 года назад

@@arizonatsunami good!

@24get24give 3 года назад

and the problem with that is?

@MrWombatty 3 года назад

Warden enters cell and tells the skeleton in the corner that his parole has been denied on account of his failure to turn up for kitchen & laundry duties!

@jamessullivan1348 4 года назад

He was actually on my grandfather’s property outside of Newcomerstown, OH. He had a camper about 4 miles down the road.

@eazypaid8311 4 года назад

Who

@daithi1487 3 года назад

Your grandfather was involved. I'm going to the police to explain how...

@dougroberts9821 3 года назад

Scary

@maryammohamed8896 2 года назад

@@daithi1487 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@MK-rk4no 2 года назад

I'm impressed that you know him so well

@didarden 4 года назад

They also saw him shooting at the stop sign. Could have searched there for bullets too

@artierandalls6729 3 года назад

If it's a high powered rifle, the bullet would pass through the sign

@johnnabuzby6103 3 года назад

@@artierandalls6729 Maybe the spent shells or cartridge casings could be found? I'm not an expert in such matters.

@razzberry4756 3 года назад

@@johnnabuzby6103 they didn’t push on that incident because the most they could’ve given him there was a minor weapons charge, he could just say “yeah I shot the sign but I didn’t shoot any person.” that’s why the bullets found at the murder scene were SO important

@amirahabdi 3 года назад

@@razzberry4756 the weapon his used to shoot the sign is probably the same he used to shoot his victims, they could collect bullets from that scene to match it, or maybe he took the bullets from the scene to throw away any evidence

@dancontreras2104 3 года назад

Excellent observation, because I also left a comment about the casings they allegedly found after 2 years in a thick patchy area where some guy happens to remember seeing him shoot a deer there. Although we don't know if he kept those casings like he did when he shot his victims. But they could have checked. -dc

@TheKoolbraider 3 года назад

Jean Paxton's son would probably have turned out to be as courageous as she is. Many tributes of love to her.

@j.settle6448 4 года назад

What on earth makes a man act like that and do things like what he did? I will never understand serial killers. A person might somewhat understand a bank robber or something. But just randomly murdering folks you don't even know just for fun?? Weird.

@cristaltucker513 4 года назад

Some people are born without empathy or compassion.

@daytonasayswhat9333 4 года назад

We ain’t nothin’ but mammals.

@CANControlGRAFFITI 4 года назад

Coy Leigh hey perv. 🐷🐷🐷

@rasterbate87 4 года назад

We don’t really know. People have glib answers - no empathy, psychopathy - but those are only really guesses. Not everyone who shows psychopathic traits is a serial killer, nor everyone with limited empathy.

@DCfreerunner 4 года назад

The devil preys on the weak minded.

@kefumutahi4702 4 года назад

On it again from 254 Kenya.much love for the FBI team

@reubenmwangikibara4434 3 года назад

kumbe tuko wengi

@markmunywa1251 3 года назад

Eeh kenyans everywhere

@24get24give 3 года назад

Jean Paxton is a greater woman than I. I know none of these victims, but I feel real hate in my heart for anyone who could so callously and coldly take so many lives for no reason other than to scratch an itch he felt, I'm no fan of the death penalty but I'd make an exception for this guy

@HaiTran-fi1uc 3 года назад

He had no problem killing 5 innocent people, but when he himself was faced with the death sentence, he got scared. That for you is a true psychopathic coward.

@draco2xx 2 года назад

he also felt bad for the kid he killed what a selfish pos

@drena3802 Год назад

I was literally saying this.

@Roman-hn6mb 6 месяцев назад

Yup, what a coward.

@luciaseacreature8705 3 года назад

notice how he has no regard for others lives (including those of animals) but when it came to his own life !

@hihowareyouthen 2 года назад

Serial killers often start with animals before progessing to humans. It's one of the signs, along with starting fires and bed wetting 🔥💦

@Church2Mosque 3 года назад

That mother is a legend.

@andymccauley25 4 года назад

The Dillon reenactment actor resembles serial killer Gary Ridgeway

@fatmahassan8153 4 года назад

What are coward killing people but afraid of death penalty

@michillene 3 года назад

Fatma Hassan..That's what i always say...They don't mind slaughtering their victims but the cowards are so afraid to die themselves...

@Amen.22 3 года назад

If I was a serial killer, I would not confess, or make a deal. I think I would rather be executed than to spend the remainder of my life in prison.

@diegogeneral1217 3 года назад

No one really wants to died that’s the honest truth including me 🤨

@diegogeneral1217 3 года назад

@@michillene biggest cowards they are , the USA 🇺🇸 love too much gun anyways it’s their favourite toys

@michillene 3 года назад

@@diegogeneral1217 No it isn't..no more than any other country..but they do believe in the right to bear arms..for protection.

@martinc.720 2 года назад

So the profiler concluded that the guy liked to shoot people from a distance after learning that all the victims were shot from a distance. I can't believe that some people are able to figure out things like that. Genius!

@Abraham8061 2 года назад

Do you have a point?

@martinc.720 2 года назад

@@Abraham8061 The point is pretty easy to understand. I feel sorry for you if you can’t understand this.

@GlamRockCowboy 2 года назад

Thomas Lee Dillon died in prison from an "unspecified illness" on October 21, 2011. He was 61 years old.

@stfuplsok 2 года назад

thx for the update, Tom.

@cheesengchua89 2 года назад

Is the victim spirit went into the jail and killed him back

@lisaebrom9956 2 года назад

Good riddance.

@samanthagomez7074 2 года назад

Wow that's good news ever

@Songuljamal Год назад

Praying he rots in horrific pain in hell

@adampalagi1130 2 года назад

The fact people don’t lawyer up immediately any time they’re suspected in a crime is beyond my comprehension.

@jesusvalenzuela570 Год назад

So I can’t stand up for my rights because I’m automatically guilty?

@chemick606 8 месяцев назад

@@jesusvalenzuela570it’s more like, leave it to a dedicated professional who knows how to defend you because you’ll invariably fuck it up yourself

@deavonrichards7157 7 месяцев назад

Only criminals have to lawyer up lol

@thomashilson4158 6 месяцев назад

@@deavonrichards7157Not true, at all. I used to think this way 10 years ago until I watched a show about lawyers, and former cops, saying why you should lawyer up.

@southafricandoozy7540 4 года назад

That one ATF agent has a MEAN mullet man

@uncommonsence153 3 года назад

All the women had bushes back then too

@traciemathews166 3 года назад

@@uncommonsence153 😭😭😭😭😭😭 shit some of them have them now too. My dad says he likes women with hair down there. He doesnt want a girl with a smooth private like she's still premature. I mean he's 70 so I get it. I laugh every time. So, I make sure I design mine lmfao. Edit: For some people they've never had an honest or open relationship with their parents to be able to talk about anything. We are a close knit family. So if you're offended that's on you. The world is worse, but hey.... I love all of their advice. Especially, the males perspective.

@uncommonsence153 3 года назад

@@traciemathews166 talking about your pops and vagina hair in the same paragraph is Suuuuuper cringe

@traciemathews166 3 года назад

@@uncommonsence153 ok.... I really don't care that you feel that way. It's super cringe that you'd think inside the box meaning trapped (sexually) instead of outside the box meaning his message behind it. Every family is different. I'm happy my parents teach us the versatility of what opposite sexes think. My parents joke with all 11 of their children. 45 years of marriage they tell us all types of things. So, your opinion is just that. But thanks lol good night.

@uncommonsence153 3 года назад

@@traciemathews166 sorry you had to go threw that and didn't know a normal relationship with your father. BTW. I like bushes. But me saying that and your dad is a lot different. Have a goodnight

@eddiewalsh3427 Год назад

I can't believe that they might let him out in 165 years

@alexwandeto6126 Год назад

Mmm releasing the skeleton 😅😅😅

@commanderharataidaku3303 4 года назад

3:19 ...so many people were murdered on my birthday... Ohhh I just realized the actor they got to play the murderer played a homicide detective in another episode.

@phyllisdevries5734 4 года назад

I can't imagine that market is the most desirable, for actors.

@harlowjademermaid1882 4 года назад

hes a handsome silver fox. (the actor, not the killer)

@trashfishtvoregon7290 3 года назад

Same! My birthday is November 10th I was like wait a minute...!

@OneBlueFroggy 3 года назад

I'm sure there are enough killings to be on everyone's birth day ! I feel there are a lot on my birthday, March 29 ! But it's just such a familiar number to you that you really take note of it when it pops up.

@johnrogan9420 3 года назад

Watch the Barstow CHP killer episode.

@luster5497 4 года назад

It's ironic when murderer are afraid to die.

@dougroberts9821 3 года назад

Cause they know hell awaits.

@luster5497 3 года назад

@@dougroberts9821 no one knows that.

@doroth215 3 года назад

@@dougroberts9821 Very True!

@arrrgonot7801 3 года назад

Survival instinct plain an simple.

@jeanniemarkech351 2 года назад

Mrs. Paxton is an amazing woman.

@robertschumann7737 4 года назад

12:26 I wonder if the deputies looking over the map trying to find the hunter/killer saw the irony of the buffalo head mounted on the wall above them.

@wynottgivemore9274 3 года назад

Hi, I realize it has been 5months since this comment... But you do realize that this is an reinactment right, and maybe I'm not that smart,but what is the irony of a buffalo head hanging on the wall of the place where they are reinactmenting the scenario?

@24get24give 3 года назад

sadly, ptobably not

@loriclarke1759 9 месяцев назад

What an amazing woman Jean Paxton is!!! We need to be more like her

@Msmac717 4 года назад

What a sick man. He goes to visit the grave of a person he killed..Wow

@DeliaLRuiz 3 года назад

Perverted relish gloats, like demons after talking pervs into hurting people.

@waynescoble7072 8 месяцев назад

Apparently it's common. Read " mind hunter" by John Douglas. Hell of a good book

@treeknome2642 Год назад

This was a great episode. I really appreciate Paxton’s mother and how tirelessly the various police agency worked.

@thesecretwindowspot1298 4 года назад

What i actually didnt like about this show was that there was NO Robert Stack to spice the excitement.

@dougroberts9821 3 года назад

Peter from Forensic Files was better but Robert was awesome!

@redpillfreedom6692 3 года назад

@@dougroberts9821 Never cared for the Forensic Files guy. Always sounded like someone was blowing him.

@kaepernickjae2029 3 года назад

Lion roars turn into cat purrs when the judge give'em nine lives

@shadifalanah1983 3 года назад

all the respect for the FBI and their work...they protecting people while people sometimes dont even realizing that...these people are honorable people

@arrrgonot7801 3 года назад

Oh ya? For as much good they do there are twice as much abuse of power! Which makes it even worse! Killing women and children! Remember waco you ignorant fool? Ruby Ridge? Ring any bells in that head of yours?

@shadifalanah1983 3 года назад

@@arrrgonot7801 and i understand that ppl who come from criminal backgoud families like ursef dont like the police or FBI

@flawlessgemini1476 4 года назад

Four minutes in & this is the most bizarre thing I've ever seen 😟

@lordsosa9383 3 года назад

fight me punk

@flawlessgemini1476 3 года назад

@@lordsosa9383 huh?

@86crud 3 года назад

Have you ever read about the Robert Hansen case? Now that is some freaky shit.

@ajhproductions2347 9 месяцев назад

“I’m Jim Calestrom, foe-mah diwektah uh da FBI’s new YOwk OWwfice” Every time man, every time he gets me with that.😂

@dirtpounder 4 месяца назад

And that was his full complete effort into enunciation.

@patrickregan3302 4 месяца назад

Your comment on the man’s accent is ridiculously stupid!

@luiscavalcanti3431 4 года назад

OMG. I’ve been following medical detectives and forensic files. Both are my favorites. I love actually because of narrator. I was told about the channel but I’ve never searched for cuz I was already busy with another one. Then RU-vid’s recommendation came forward. And I did accept it. ***about the case: he was charged with a life term and smirks for?. What kind of sick and madman is this? I’m very amazed with the channel, how the storytelling flows, how they are connected to each and every part of the show, the coherence, dramatization. Very well-done job. Keep it up. You got a new subscriber

@bbaa3915 3 года назад

These shows are old as hell dude. They don't make anymore.

@luiscavalcanti3431 3 года назад

bb aa ok dude... but for me is brand new. That’s the paramount take care

@bbaa3915 3 года назад

@@luiscavalcanti3431 are you an aspiring criminal?

@luiscavalcanti3431 3 года назад

bb aa beat it ! go back to dolls baby or to something else🍼 (if u know what I mean)

@bbaa3915 3 года назад

@@luiscavalcanti3431 looking to put a team together.

@markyncole 4 года назад

It's a fucked up feeling when this kind of thing is happening very close to you.you look at everyone and wonder "Is that him?". Last year,we had a guy(Seminole Heights Serial Killer) roaming our neighborhood exclusively and just randomly shooting people at night. He got up to 4 before he was caught.

@jaonite 2 года назад

Damn I’m glad u good stranger! It is messed up tho and very sad

@HobbyOrganist 4 года назад

They should have gotten his confession and then said "surprise!!! we lied about taking the death penalty off the table SUCKER!!!"

@chris77777777ify 4 года назад

Totally agree

@chris77777777ify 4 года назад

Death by public stoning would have a great effect on future killers.

@TheDivineHunger 4 года назад

@@chris77777777ify No it wouldn't

@ThePeterDislikeShow 4 года назад

That's great until next time you need another confession.

@andywalker9079 4 года назад

👍

@kreithdon6863 3 года назад

My father always says, be careful of longtime friends when you meet after a longtime, you never know what they became after, that conversation is exactly that...

@fhenlizhao5406 3 года назад

😳its true. Even family coming to "seek help" .

@doroth215 3 года назад

Very true!

@veaudor 4 года назад

Dillon, the murderer, had a wife?? Where was she, in all this?

@andrepaquin2099 4 года назад

Doing what good serial killer wives do. Not asking questions, taking care of the kids and baking cookies.

@cristaltucker513 4 года назад

Serial killers are known compartmentalize their life.

@didarden 4 года назад

@@TheKnitch no really. She knew he was weird. But then.. Alot are. Lol

@didarden 4 года назад

They call them LDSK now instead of snipers (long distance serial killers)

@dougroberts9821 3 года назад

Most wives have no idea.

@BiancaLeCoeur Год назад

Great coverage. And I love the Paxton bill that you mentioned. ❤

@LotusStitchandSketch Год назад

Agreed crimes like this are horrible enough on their own. NO ONE should EVER be allowed to profit from such crimes.

@alissabaumann4883 2 года назад

Honestly, it could have been the perfect murders if he hadn't gone after those two men. This was one twisted dude. Kudos to that strong mama. Much love to you!!

@delininbiri488 3 года назад

How about checking out his type writer for evidence since you're checking out his house :)

@traciemathews166 3 года назад

Right

@dancontreras2104 3 года назад

I wondered the same thing. I thought when they checked his house, the first thing they would get was his typewriter. -dc

@FSMonster 2 года назад

Exactly. But I took it that Dillon threw it away.

@gpslightlock1422 8 месяцев назад

160 years is still not justice, but it's as close as can be under our system. Great work by all involved.

@MeriemGhernati 2 года назад

Hi, I'm from Algeria I adore FBI I love the intelligence of FBA men, I watch FBA documentaries daily 3 years ago and this is causing me disturbing nightmares when I sleep and I couldn't stop watching the FBI series I am addicted on it

@curtischelseatilidie6183 6 месяцев назад

Imagine that woman jogging had absolutely no idea how close she was to a lunatic like Dillon, makes you wonder how many others came so close to being his prey but didn’t realise it. Also the courage Jean Paxton showed is astonishing, what an incredible woman she did her son proud, mental Dillon’s wife tried selling the story to Hollywood talk about having no shame.

@steveoh8036 2 года назад

Criminal of this degree should serve as a state slave. Free labor on their entire sentence. They dont deserve food coming from tax payers wallet.

@troyrobinson4171 3 года назад

I wish this had more ads. It didnt have enough.

@Amen.22 3 года назад

I didn't have any ads. Maybe change your location with VPN.

@Amen.22 3 года назад

A great example of sarcasm.

@troyrobinson4171 3 года назад

@@Amen.22 I'm glad you appreciated the sarcasm, and I'll check the location...appreciate you sharing this nonetheless, its a great service!

@thecommission6662 3 года назад

I had no ads.

@mweb1 Год назад

He's dead as of 2011 in prison of an unspecified illness and 19 years of his 165 prison sentence.

@jimburg621 4 года назад

before I moved from Columus Ohio, years ago, there was a guy shooting randomly at drivers on I-270.

4 года назад

@Coy Leigh I would say his point was that there are other psychos out there. The word (you're) is a contraction , for "you are". Your question is stupid , and written badly. Lol.

@falcon759 4 года назад

@ Since you're nitpicking, I would like to point out that you're misusing commas and putting spaces where there shouldn't be spaces.

@janetgood6332 3 года назад

Someone on the bluffs above Junction City KS, home of Ft. Riley, was doing the same on I-70 back in the 80s. Only time I ever had a flat tire on the road that I had to change myself, was there and then. Was sure I was going to die....

@nancyrogers3795 3 года назад

He lived a few houses away from me. His family was effected deeply by him. He was an abusive man, whose son suffered emotionally by Tom's mental abuse.

@trevorsampsel7487 2 года назад

@@nancyrogers3795 Magnolia?

@anthonyesparsen9453 5 месяцев назад

The killer probably hates his life for not achieveing any thing in his life ,so he hates himself and everyone else

@thetravelerwonderfulworld9854 2 года назад

At the end, the narrator said he is eligible for parole (my heart sunk) ... In 165 years. (My heart gladdened immediately) 😂

@maryammohamed8896 2 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂 don’t worry he longer alive

@rinsedpie 4 года назад

Very good episode

@ThePeterDislikeShow 4 года назад

That's a ton of gas Dillon must have used driving all those roads. I wonder if he was committing burglary or something to support his habit.

@maxdecphoenix 4 года назад

I guess you missed the part where he was a draftsman for the City of Canton Waterworks. Meaning he was officially a Civil Engineer and college educated. He would have been making 60-80k a year.

@peacelovincriminal7488 3 года назад

@@maxdecphoenix lol

@jessebowles5632 4 года назад

How come all the crazy people are in Ohio?

@karljunge 4 года назад

bored :))

@loganmalough2379 3 года назад

Jesse Bowles funny, I always thought Florida had all the nutcases.

@daithi1487 3 года назад

It's all of America. Full of freaks and weirdos.

@Amen.22 3 года назад

I think more came from Wisconsin, but Alaska has the record for the most serial killers, but they were not originally from Alaska.

@jessebowles5632 3 года назад

@@Amen.22 they dont put the whole country at risk because its so far away, might as well be irrelevant

@april6214 3 года назад

Watching these makes me really not want to go anywhere or do anything alone.

@georgeedward1691 3 года назад

It's scary nowadays. Im in my 40s and always have my cell phone and tell people where im going and how long ill be. You can't always see it coming like these people couldn't. Always be vigilant especially if you're in unfamiliar settings. Be safe

@doroth215 3 года назад

@@georgeedward1691 Same here. I feet the same way. Especially when am leaving for work when it's still dark in the early morning. If am meeting with someone new i also leave information about the person in my room inform a friend.

@theflamingskull1094 9 месяцев назад

"you really hurt my feelings." that line killed me

@Tina-wf2dm 4 месяца назад

Love this show

@sarafinaanderson7203 3 года назад

The fact no spent shells?? Careful... perhaps reloads.. Anyone who chooses to murder with a high velocity type of firearm has military training background..hunting, reloads...

@s0medebr1s 3 года назад

Jamie Paxton's mom is amazing 🙏

@alysononoahu8702 3 года назад

Favorite episode

@andrewprice1774 10 месяцев назад

I've noticed that scoped Lee Enfield was used in the Claude Dallas episode!!!!

@littlemisssinaminidress7187 3 года назад

Also all typewriters have little defects and if they were searching his home then they had his typewriter something is missing here

@ajcook7777 3 года назад

I havent watched the whole episode but Im sure he kept the typewriter, especially if it was used to leave messages to the cops, hidden in his truck/car and/or off his property

@JudeNance 3 года назад

He may have used a type writer somewhere else.

@thebillybook1136 3 года назад

Imagine how much he's afraid of death!

@anthonyesparsen7776 5 месяцев назад

they could have easily put a decoy out there for dillon to make a move on the decoy

@sherrysherry6113 2 года назад

Very sick man!

@ThePeterDislikeShow 3 года назад

Couldn't they have held him on DUI while they investigated? He was clearly drinking & driving regularly.

@lionelluva 3 года назад

What a pompous creep. Jamie’s mother is an angel 🙏🏽

@anthonyesparsen7776 5 месяцев назад

wow the bullets are like a finger print to the rifle

@christophermercado5466 2 года назад

I wanna hug that mom. ❤️❤️❤️

@cynthiatolman326 2 года назад

He's a coward and truly vile. He does devil's work.

@hamanamanama2263 3 года назад

They are all cowards in the end. Everytime. Hurt his feelings. Wahhh how ridiculous 🙄

@anthonyesparsen9453 5 месяцев назад

Jean will never get a killer to turn himself in no way no how,because they are crazy it's a mental thing

@kamtarbol 2 года назад

Killed 5 people and still no death sentence. Crazy. We're all paying him eat and sleep every day

@victorywillbemineiamclaimi962 3 года назад

Brave lady I hope that she found peace

@kraken9321 3 года назад

Jamie Paxton's mother is amazing woman

@pbebington 2 года назад

Mrs. Paxton, a great mother & greater law reformer. A gratifying end after all that horror... 👍

@klitzkomandao9428 4 года назад

stupidity of america's system! a serial killer who killed 5 innocent people get away with death penalty while others who killed just one for self defense ended in death row..

@shirleycole7854 4 года назад

Truth

@HobbyOrganist 4 года назад

Depends on the STATE, every state is different, so is every case

@RuralTennessee88 4 года назад

Nah here in Tennessee we still fire up ole sparky ever now and then. Lol

@TheWedabest 4 года назад

@@RuralTennessee88 God bless your state!

@emilio2647 4 года назад

@@RuralTennessee88 I heard California also uses the electric chair.

@mamarobyn 4 года назад

My God when he shot that first guy out of nowhere I was like what a psychopath, for some reason it surprised me like I didn't see it coming! And I am obsessed with true crime how have I never heard of this guy?

@ianpilkington2037 4 года назад

He's one of the more obscure ones

@mamarobyn 4 года назад

@@ianpilkington2037 Clearly

@jonbonesmahomes7472 4 года назад

Me neither.. Crazy people all around

@antonioraphael7614 3 года назад

I wonder if that female jogger ever saw this and thought, shit, that was me

@dudditz 2 года назад

Awesome

@cosmasmutungi8017 Год назад

I am always fascinated by how ladies memorise things. How this this lady remember a stranger and his act two years later?

@f687sNFM 3 года назад

Richard Fry was who the man claimed on reddit confessing this events

@loganmalough2379 3 года назад

Thomas Dillion died in 2011 from an undisclosed illness.

@phaxil4207 3 года назад

Good

@bahamut149 2 года назад

The sheriff has incredible voice.

@lynnboyer6643 2 года назад

This was such a tragic story! The hunter has become the hunted.

@AccentYouLovingheart 4 года назад

Here we go again with the deals.

@prevost8686 3 года назад

Family members of the victims have to be willing to offer a deal to get closure. Some families are willing to accept a deal just to find a victim. I’m for capital punishment but life without parole is not a holiday for a middle aged white guy.

@dougroberts9821 3 года назад

True. No deals .

@eternalresolute8960 3 года назад

This dude was playing Hitman: Silent Assassin before it ever came out xD

@hiphop8115 3 года назад

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@somtimesnever4556 3 года назад

Not a hit man. Just a low life. Plenty around

@riktechsolutions3307 2 года назад

165 yrs without parrol and he is 50yrs now hahaha

@koisneurotypical 2 года назад

It's a shame the death penalty was taken off the table for that narcissist. The only way that monster can feel remorse is if someone else has control of whether he lives or dies. But, I can't blame the families for wanting closure. What a terrifying story- except it's not a story. It actually happened. This reminded me of the Washington, D.C. Sniper in the 90's (where I used to live). It's just terrifying.