Murder: No Apparent Motive (Full Crime Documentary) 

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I tell my children if a grown adult, especially a grown adult man, asks them to help him, run the other way. Grown people should not be asking children for their assistance

My own mother was being led away by Rodney Alcala at the beach before her companion intervened, interrupting him. Otherwise me or my siblings would not exist.

Bundy was so casual and personable,not the kind of person you would think capable of these crimes yet the narcissism wasn't understood.

It is very stupid to state that serial killers have no motive. All of them have motive, but it is a horrifically inhumane internal motive.

There's always a motive in a killers head. Understanding the exact motivation will never eradicate them, no matter what we learn from them.

Mind hunter season 3 needs to happen

It is eerie how engaging Ed Kemper is to listen to. You find yourself genuinely liking the guy even knowing the atrocities he committed. Easy to see how he gained the trust of so many victims.

56:20...The judge said he didn’t have any animosity toward him !... I wonder if he would have said that if one of his own would have been a victim. Just goes to show how charming the monster was. What a thing to say.

thanks for posting this. i haven’t seen most of the content. that poor dark haired mother..he life is ruined, she’s turned to substances to deal. heartbreaking.

I grew up outside Salt Lake City and I was 13 when Ted Bundy was on his spree. My mom always followed True Crime stories. She was already overprotective but I looked so much like his victims that my mom practically had me on a leash😮

Wow. Seriously amazed at Ed Kemper interview. This guy could've been a great person. Pity life screwed him up like that. Mothers have the most essential roles on this planet. I wish all women would get to know how important they are. In fact, all parents. Moms and dads need to realise that they are entrusted with souls that need to be nurtured and loved.

Teds brother in law used to work for my families tugboat business. His sister was a very cool person. Ted has a younger brother who has videos on RU-vid. Understandably he has had a hard time dealing with the stain ted left on him. They were quite close and ted was so smooth that he fooled his family. His brother whose name I can't remember is just a few years younger than me. I'm 66. He was homeless about a year ago and I think there was a go fund me page to help him get an apartment. I think he is worthy of receiving help.

Request for more like this. Psychopaths confessing letting us get into their minds. I love to learn about people like my father and it makes studying True Crime enlightening on a whole another level.

Why would that judge compliment Bundy? Tells him to "take care" after he murders how many women n a little girl l acting like he's his buddy who is sorry to see him go to prison

There are motives. Usually sexual gratification and sadism.

No motive???? WTF, how about for Pleasure.

Kemper: I came in from the cold. There are some ppl out there who prefer the cold. What a great quote

A truly haunting documentary I haven't seen in decades. This is one of the best doc's on Ted Ive ever seen, and Ive seen a lot. I'm now a subscriber to your channel hoping for more quality documentary's on anything if this is your standard?

“It’s a lot scarier when there’s no motive.” -Billy Loomis (Scream).

That cop really said if those women had a tattoo they must be prostitutes or drug addicts.

The summer of 1981 my buddy and I were downtown in Hamilton, Ontario to see The Fox and the Hound. We were 13. And while we were milling around waiting for the movie to start, a guy called us up to his his second story walk-up to help him move furniture. Promised us $5 each. We looked at each other, shrugged, and we went. Turned out the guy wanted us to help him move furniture, and we did, and he paid for the movie, essentially. But I can't help thinking now how lucky we were he was genuine, and how lucky he was he was making the request back then and not today.

I don't think serial killers are specifically a modern phenomenon. It's that we're getting better at catching them. There are serial killers documented in Rome in early 300/BC & in almost every country, up through history.

Also...look into abuse. Most of these sick killers went through some kind of abuse. They need mental help.

Ted Bundy was the boogeyman. Forget Michael Myers, Jason or Freddy Kruger. He was anyone's nightmare.

I was a teenager with long light brown hair, parted in the middle, during the Bundy time. I lived in Oregon, near Oregon State University, where 2 victims of his were abducted. Many of us young women then knew we fit his profile. It was a scary time and I know it affected me as these were some of my formative years. Grew cautious...

Outstanding! Thank you for posting 👏🏻

Excellent documentary 🔍 Thanks for posting.

Good historical footage

It's weird to watch a documentary on serial killers that is so old that they haven't yet caught Gary Ridgeway and BTK and Dahmer aren't even on their radar yet.

Serial murders have dropped dramatically since this movie was made. Sure there are still some, but WAY less. There are several reasons for that, DNA advancements make it almost impossible to not leave evidence, there are cameras everywhere compared to back then, free and widely accessible pornography of alomst every kind that allows sexual perverts to have a release without needing a victim, and they finally took the lead out of the leaded gasoline and the lead paint that was making people way more agressive and irrational back then. Those, among other reasons (like cellphone data) have made it very hard for a person to get away with several murders over several years.

OMG! Those poor family members of the victims. What a nightmare! I really don't know how they go on living after having that happen to their loved one. Its just horrible.

Very interestic documentary! Thank you very much for uploading!👍🏻

I LOVED this old crime doc! Thank you! 😊

This was great, thanks! 👍

Great video content. Thanks 4 a great upload. New sub 🖤

This video was before his time but when Richard Ramirez (night stalker) was finally caught, the way he looked scared the crap out of me. What he did to those women and how cunning he was, if demons walk the earth, he was definitely one.

I don't think serial killers just all of a sudden apeared. I think it was happening all along. If it were not for the press and the general public questioning and putting pressure on the police, they would have continued looking at them as individual cases and not related. So if these cops were like that, most probably had the same train of thought process through out the years prior to this realization.

"No motive" means you failed your job. It was either power, sexual deviancy, embarrassment for female rejection (he'd have sex with corpse...they couldnt reject him). There's a motive.

My Personal Top 10 1. Ted Bundy (Campus Killer) 2. Jeffery Dahmer (Cannibal Killer) 3. Dennis Rader (BTK Strangler) 4. Zodiac Killer 5. Richard Ramirez (Night Stalker) 6. Paul Bernardo + Karla Homolka (Ken & Barbie Killers) 7. Joseph James DeAngelo (Golden State Killer) 8. Gary Ridgway (Green River Killer) 9. David Berkowitz (Son Of Sam) 10. John Wayne Gacy (Killer Clown)

Being a very skillful manipulator, he dominated the minds of people for a long time that he was innocent. But his escape due to his desire to kill and adding new ones to his victims revealed his identity as a sadistic murderous serial killer in the eyes of the public.

I think we hit a point where communications tech, investigative tech, authority coordination, and population centers matured to the degree where it was more difficult for a serial killer to operate undetected. I don’t think they were a new phenomena that materialized from nothingness. Imagine a killer operating in the old west along the frontier.

Also, the cops interviewed were like “oh the victim had tattoos, so they were either a prostitute or on drugs” wowwww. 7:13

This was cool, a serial killer doc back when it was more common than at any other point in US history. It was interesting to see how US law enforcement at the time were just wising up to the exploits that allowed these crimes to occur with the frequency that they did.

Wow, never saw that last segment on Kemper giving suggestions... Thanks!

I enjoy the vintage film footage

Lol at the Henry Lee Lucas segment

Poor Ed K. He was broken by his mother. Where the blame lies is an impossible conundrum. You're now at peace Ed.

"What happens in the dark comes out in the light.". Trevor Phillips

Kemper is much more interesting than Bundy, Bundy bearly knew his owe impulses and why, Kemper understands exactly how it came to be.

Kemper is likable. Cops are so stupid all the guns and he didn't take a closer look at his cupboard. Amazing🤔 Susan Rancourts Parents were so nice down to earth, they just had a beautiful daughter that was her mistake that was all there mistakes. Rip to all those girls. To all those parents I hope time has healed some of your pain.

Bundy used his real name at the boating lake. The judge was a fool for praising bundy.

Wrong. The Green River killer, Gary ridgway wasn’t intelligent and wasn’t baptising them by placing them in the river.

I like the PSA from Ed Kemper at the end. 👍

It’s very unnerving to listen Ed Kemper speak. Like he sounds so rational but he’s done some of the worst things you can think of.

Crazy Judge has NO animosity against serial killer Ted Bundy!!! OMG!!!😮 All of society is in serious trouble with Judges like this.😢

Prior to the 1950s, serial killers weren't getting caught as much. In fact, there may have been far more of them in the past.

📌 And to think that people trust dating sites and the plethora of social media platforms is utterly a behavioral risk to one's life. With today's happenings of atrocities, people will still disregard the simplistic element of common sense. Absolutely incredible.

I haven’t seen this in years! And when I first watched this it was a re-run and they still hadn’t caught Gary Ridgeway aka The Green River Killer!

I thank all of the men and women in law enforcement for the hard work they do to catch and stop the monsters who want to eat our children and loved ones.Without them the world would be a much colder scarier darker place. I think Bob kepple passed away if I heard correctly but don’t morn him celebrate his life ,he did good things for his fellow man and his life work was to make his fellow man safe so thank god for him and others like him who keep fighting on our behalf and on behalf of our families ,he was a good decent man and the world could use more like him. Over the years I have grown to hate serial killers above all others or heartless murderers, who laugh in court. These kinds of people make me sick and I hate that I hate them so much because it’s a very deep hate which I wish was not there. Not because I want it to be so and only because I believe it should be done I believe the family’s of lost loved ones at the hands of a madman should be able to choose how killers are killed and there be no repercussions,it’s an awful thing murder is,in all cases . Every time I see the mother of Denise Naslund it’s heartbreaking to see her pain and for her and all others in her same position. The family’s should be able to decide a killer fate free to kill then in any way they want.

Why so many serial killers in the 70s and 80s?

Edmund Kemper, doc is great insight, Autopsy shows on HBO also great

I just read a book about Ridgeway, eerie to hear him mentioned here but not by name, he was over a decade from being captured

Especially Ed Kemper is not appearing any evil to me at all. I am not a psychologist, but he was obviously abused by his mother, after which he became obsessed with her and compared all women to her. She herself had probably some mental sickness and was very likely intimitated by his physical appearance, after a certain age. She was trying to fight him off, instead of loving him. All that Kemper was missing, is love. And after his Dad dropped him off at his own parents house, he was the loneliest person in the world, in his sight of the world, All just, due to women, because his stepmom at his fathers home was the one, who wanted to get rid of him. His grandmother then tried to prohibit normal things a young man really should do, by going out and that just was the breaking point. He was just betrayed over and over by women, I myself would most likely have been as angry as him, because of the betrayel these blood related women did to him, I feel this and I understand him at the point, when he killed his Grandmother. He was just very sensitive and did not know what to do. He then was moved in a mental institution for grown ups and I would argue, why? That should never been considered in any case. He was just a victim of his familiy, who abandoned him. But they did not see this. Dude, he must have been so sad inside. But in a grown up facility he was just trained to become emotionless. And that led to his crimes. But do not forget that authorities said he should not in any case get released to his mother, but he was. So the authorities are also responsible, because he may not would have done those murders. I really can not understand why he killed those girls, he may have killed them, because they were coeds, but the real motive can only be told by him. What I want to say, is, that he is no psychopath. Have mercy on him, even though, he did some terrible things. Ted Bundy was a psychopath, but not him. I am sorry for any grammatically errors or errors at all, I am a German.

There was something wrong with the Judge in Ted Bundy's trial telling him at 56:25, "You're a bright young man, you'd have made a good lawyer, I'd would've loved to have you practice in front of me, but you went a different way partner." Ted Bundy was suspected of violently murdering an untold number of women, and then the Judge having the gall to also say, "Take care of yourself, I don't have any animosity to ya, take care of yourself." No animosity? Just wow!

Bundy became addicted to violent pornography and then said in an interview that it was what triggered his interest in reenacting, so to speak, what he wanted to experience in real life...what a shame.

When an assailant is arrested, make sure he'll stay in prison for the rest of their lives, and that they'll NEVER be paroled!!!!!!

Love it. "He's no longer dangerous."

love it

You know it’s an old film when the narrator says he’s homosexual as if it’s important or relevant lol Just found that interesting 4:40

Hi new subscriber here! Can I request for a documentary of John Wayne Gacy.? Thank you.

they are not motivated by something their victim does. they are motivated by something internal, that has been building and focused on since they were a child, and fulfilled when they were young. It only goes downhill, after the first kill. there might be things in common in terms of victimology, but that has to do with the killers personal favorite vices.. it has nothing to do with the victim. However, if ya'll believe that the human race always produced serial killers and mass murderers, we did not. We would NEVER have evolved as a life form, if we were as violent and primitive yesterday, as we are today. We are extinction level violent, fractured, deluded. Healing the wounds, that civilization and colonization of the planet has made and allowed to fester, is mankinds only redemption or bid for longevity.

Maybe because that is the only way for some guys to get famous. With all the crime dramas at least they can get their names in print eh?

I always felt Bundy went back for a second victim at lake Samamish because he was able to abduct Janice Ott so smoothly he figured a second would go just as well. And it seems it did.

People talked about how nice looking he was,but I could see that something wasn't right about him.His motive was "insanity."

They didn’t have these kinds of cases prior to the 1950’s? Call me a conspiracy theorist but it makes me wonder if any of these guys had any involvement with the MK Ultra projects. 🤔 I think it’s a fair question considering what is now known about the project.

The tatoos indication is so outdated.

Is t it weird how Bundy was shy in highschool and didn’t talk much and after he started killing he was the biggest smooth talker😂😂

The reasons behind so many of these crimes are the from the really ugly side of humanity that would make me have a breakdown if I had to work in this environment. There would be things you'd see that, in a way, make the officers involved, a type of victim due to the psychological trauma. At least it would to me. I hope that made some sense, just couldn't be succinct!

For some reason, the words of praise that the judge has for Bundy ring as an insult to his victims and their families. I do not think I could praise somebody I have just condemned to death by electrocution who has brutally murdered more than 30 girls for nothing but his sadistic pleasure.

Totally inappropriate comments from the judge to Bundy ... Wtf ...!

Listening to ed kemper talk, you’d never know!!!!!! Does anyone know what year this documentary came out??

Paroled to keep on killing. Absolutely NO justice, whatsoever.

Never trust a man in a turtleneck.

46:44 that pint he had made his eyes straight 😂😂😂😂😂

What we call serial killers have existed throughout history and the world. Right back in ancient history there are records of serial murderers throughout Asia and Europe. Motive usually comes down to power, control, thrill seeking etc

Love you Marshall….everything will be fine ❤

You know, I'm glad you put this up here. I've watched A LOT about Ted Bundy. I'm sure I've seen every documentary out there about him. Even though he's dead, I like to keep informed about him. And I'm sure that he wouldn't have gotten as far as he did back then if he was still at large today. But then again, I'm assuming. Ted DID have a degree in psychology, and he was trying to get a degree in law. PSYCHOLOGISTS DO HAVE TO KEEP UP WITH EVOLUTIONS IN THEIR FIELD! Going to seminars, etc. So therefore, we shouldn't assume that because Ted was considered to be smarter than the average police officer or homicide detective in 1974 that he couldn't evolve with the times. Of course, it was that bite mark that he gave to that sorority girl in Florida that sealed his fate. But if it had somehow been overlooked or missed . .. . who knows?

Damn he favor Von you can tell he had a lot influence in oblock. But there's is always some talent hope they can reach sucess.

I watch Ted Bundy documentaries instead of the local news in NYC…..

Otis Toole is suspected in John Walsh's son's criminal case (death) poor child

No no They proved that the Boston strangler didn't kill all 13....it turned out to be three different men.

I, was around doing this time and remember this murder well. Many young women had said things like, "He just a big teddy bear!!! He's not going to hurt anyone silly!!!" They had no sense of danger, made fun of those that did. Too trusting, so sad.

Who would suspect a politician and a clown? They'd be the top of my suspect list 😅

Kemper here looks amazingly like Christopher Reeve in his Clark Kent guise. If Reeve had played him in a top quality production it would have been remarkable

Love you Marshall ❤

The problem with Ted Bundy was that he was well mannered, dressed well, articulate, charming, intelligent, attractive, thoughtful and so on. He surely had at least the same amount of not so good traits but i can understand how and why people didn't have a problem talking to him or be close to him. His evil was on a whole different level.

*Can these Monsters EVER be Stopped???????? **OFTEN Jail sentences/punishments are HIDEOUSLY Light!!!

That Kemper guy is something else. I'd be surprised if his IQ is anything less than 140. He comes across as genuine, but he's withholding more than he's telling you. He's a storyteller, not a truth teller. And he knows people love to hear him talk. The prison helps him restrain his addiction to murder, and plus he gets to be a superstar. This man is quietly enjoying it.

I wonder if Gary Ridgeway watched that program back in the days . Its weird to think about it