@@whitedragoness23 oh shit ! I know right! But I love watching these documentaries and I dont like telling people too much because I'm scared they're gonna think in a killer 😄 oh but I'm not though,, i swear 😉🤫🤐😐
I sleep while there’s a serial killer documentary playing in my earphones. But, I'm not violent at all. That’s because I'm old enough to not get influenced by those stories. Can’t say that about kids. I'm 23 with loving parents. Plus I have strong morals. I was raised right and I can’t be more thankful. I’m a medical student who wants to save lives. The thought of taking a life never even enters my mind.
Two different perspectives and things in mind while watching these. We watch out of curiosity and he watches for amusement and to fantasize about killing
I'm honestly so saddened and hit with James Atfields death. He was stabbed, while unconscious and inebriated, and managed to fend for his life for hours. Surviving over 4hrs while being stabbed 102 times is insane. A fighter like that deserved better.
I'm sorry I have to disagree because officers don't want to canvas off a crime scene sometimes they will wheel the already deceased person into an emergency room just so they don't have to do the latter. It happens more often then not unless its obvious the person is dead.... not saying thats what happened here.. just saying it happens alot. 🤷🏾♂️
Majority of serial killers are caught because they can't stop and continue killing. It is very scary to think about those who stopped after one or two crimes and continue living among us undetected!
whats messed up is when they are caught they have a HUGE history of r£pe and violence that they seem to have just got away with...ontop of like on average 20-30 other murders!
Right!? I love that they started doing cold case units at different police departments to focus on all the cases where a killer was able to live freely amongst the public. People are being arrested 10,20,30+ years later thanks to all the scientific advancements since back in the older days. That’s great & all, justice is being served better late than never. But it almost doesn’t feel like it’s enough. These killers had the privilege of going on about their business living their lives AFTER robbing someone of theirs & not having to answer for it! Some of the killers they catch are already dead by the time they find them. Parents of victims are passing away never knowing who killed their child! 😩 Sorry 4 the rant lol 😬
This is why I have dogs serial killers. I actually did interviews and majority of them said they do not go after people that have dogs in the home because they alert their owners when someone is in the house or trying to actively break in so it wakes up their owners and they have time to grab a weapon or call 911. I know for sure Richard Ramirez said that he said it didn’t even matter if it was a Chihuahua. He’s like I did not try to break in to peoples houses that have dogs. He’s like if I found out that they had a dog they were safe he even said I definitely did not break into somebody’s house if they had a big dog, especially a protection dog like a German Shepherd a pitbull a Rottweiler a Akita a Doberman pincher I think that’s why we saw an increase of people getting dogs back in the 80s and 90s and early 2000s
My stepmom used to make me go to therapy because I would read books about serial killers and Hitler and the Holocaust and world war II. It's not that I was interested in becoming one of these guys. In fact I was horrified by it. I think it's interesting to study the depths of human depravity.
Having been beaten and abused by both parents, lived/survived social care growing up. Been abused by my then partner/father of my children of 19 years. Also an avid true crime fan and fascinated by the serial killers out there. Never once has it crossed my mind to go murder anyone! I hate it when people automatically assume abused child = murderous/Abusive adult.
@@rome2283the fact that people here don't understand that... it's weird. Especially for a true crime channel, where it's often pointed out that the criminals usually have a combination of ASPD, were abused, and had fucked up lives in general. You don't have to "understand" it for it to be completely normal to someone who has issues.
Exactly. A person already has to be a bad seed. Abuse can make a bad seed worse but abuse does not change your nature. It's a common misconception. It's like people need to find an excuse for people who commit horrible acts. My story is not exactly the same as yours but I've gone through devastating abuse as well and while it took my hope and health and happiness it didn't affect my decency or empathy. Victimizers don't need your empathy and concern, victims do. Victims are often despised for "allowing it to happen."
Psychology has always been really interesting to me and I've always been fascinated by serial killers. But that does not make me want to go and do the same thing. If anything all these true crime documentaries only help me understand people better and make me more aware of warning signs of messed up people. ***Edit: I also think that this stuff helps me to be more observant when I'm in a public place and can spot things that are off, if one day that may help someone, I would be happy that I watched all these true crime/serial killer videos. If you don't know what people are capable of, how do you defend yourself from it?
@@KellyJayeIam 😂👀 me too! I have been watching this type of stuff for many years. I have also read books on the subject too. But, I have no desire to participate in ANY of those activities. 😬😆
I watch so much content about serial killers and solved/unsolved murders everyday. Even before bed or when I’m outside jogging. I’m a little scared it’s gonna turn me into a killer
I watch these to better defend myself against the crazies. Unfortunately, you must understand how those who wish to harm others think and act in order to better defend yourself.
I wonder how many teenagers kill and never get caught. I was in high school and there was a serial rapist. It ended up being a 17 year old. We were all shocked when he was arrested.
I had a buddy back in high school who actually told me what he wanted to do to girls as he drove by. Don't know if its the water in my town(don't drink it). But there was another guy who I knew.. Who purposely hit farm dogs with his jeep, later joined marines, moved to l.A. then became a horror writer. His book was adapted to a cheap "b" direct to video, won't state the name of the movie, but it wasn't bad as some...... Its nuts, these type of people. Scary part, there's more and more of them every day.
Harvey's mom leaving him behind to find her own safety is sickening.... take your child with you! Also, how did a 15 year old drive a vehicle around by herself...
@@Iminsideyourwall_ There's no good reason, I do not need to put myself in the shoes of selfish, evil people. When you have a child you put their safety and wellbeing before your own and if you can't do that there are plenty of loving people who can and will that would love that child. Keeping a child you never intend to take care of properly is abominable and way too common. You put yourself in the shoes of someone who uses critical thinking and lives by a moral code of reasoning and then come talk to me, bro.
@@Iminsideyourwall_ Perhaps try responding like an adult? outdated surfers slang towards a woman and the inability to form actual words. And " Assuming " the comment was like yours. Judgemental. It was an observation not a debate on parenting.
When he mentioned this young lady being fifteen. I said the same thing. Unless its much different where she lived. The paper route by cars back then were usually two AM to six AM. I hated the hours myself. But I was in my twenties. I only see teens during the day. And yes. Regulars watched for their paper. Poor girl. 😟
The fact that the last guy originally got only 5 years for brutally murdering 5 people including 2 kids and will probably get out mid decade blows my mind
I used to be bullied and called Dumbo myself... never thought of killing anyone for it though. Really makes you realize how demented and unstable some people are.
I caught hell as a kid, too. I was a chubby kid who liked to read, which was like a crime here in small town, WV in the 80s. The girls I wanted to notice me never gave a second look. It drove me to better myself, not hurt others. I couldn’t be happier with how my life has turned out. If I died today, I’d be completely content with the adventures I’ve had, and the personal dreams I’ve fulfilled. People are too fast to make excuses for being evil.
Being called a name is 1 thing, some kids are evil bullying little fu**s and nasty bits of work. Being called dumbo is minor to what some other kids went through.
James committed his horrible crimes 5 minutes away from where I live. To know he stabbed his first victim in the area I walked every day to take my child to the park was horrifying. I'm glad he's inside. Hope he stays there.
Just wanted to put it out there that I have always enjoyed serial killer documentaries and violent video games and I find the idea of hurting anyone absolutely repulsive.
i’m so happy the 5 year old made it alive. once i heard that my heart sank, but i’m very glad she made it. i hope she recovered from her trauma :( poor baby girl
Tell your kids you love them, and remind them how proud you are. Spend time with them. Also, let them know when they are in the wrong. If they start to show signs of a serious problem, do your best to get to the root of it.
How you could leave your baby with a man that you cannot cope with as a full grown adult is just beyond me. What a horrendously tragic story. That one decision created a cascade of victims.
I am always shocked when I hear about KIDS being killers.....its absolutely mindblowing honestly thinking about how young they all were in these cases!
That's why self defense experts say that if someone breaks into your home, age, sex and mental capacity should not matter. They're there to do harm and that's the only thing that matters.
I don't find it hard to believe. Even "normal" ("normal", as in "not evil") children are quite cruel, especially if they have been abused or have mental problems. Also, their brains are not developed enough to understand the severity of what they are doing (for some it's like a game), to empathize with the victims, to control their impulses, and to be afraid of the punishments they will receive. It seems more incredible to me when an adult does this, because an adult should understand all the implications of his actions and should be able to control himself.
@@itsjustme2682 in a way it is since you mind is not completely developed until your mid 20s, but in Harvey's case i believe that at 17 he should have been tried as an adult for what he had done.
Omg, I wrote an analysis for Harvey’s case in my criminal law class and it was one of the most vile cases I’ve ever read; it literally made me feel paranoid. There’s a really good short documentary about him too on RU-vid.
Two innocent people just out and about, slain like that.. Nahid's attack is particularly bothering me. They're both disturbing as he was a loving father of 5 also but Nahid, she was just walking down the street, doing no harm to anyone or anything, and didn't even see it coming. She couldn't even just walk down the street. My heart breaks for her. Both of them.
A good friend of mine went to school w/the last: Craig Price. She said there was nothing remarkable about him & came from a decent family. Makes you wonder sometimes, no matter how you raise a child, it matters not the nurturing scenario; sometimes things happen beyond a parents control, no matter how hard they try.
@@klsykay3318 too many concussions. He was 13. How bout the thought that he was just evil. They were all female, and stabbed numerous times. He was just garbage. Don't try and shift the blame. I'm not attacking you,I'm just making a comment.
@@bronco788 No one said you were attacking me? How about the thought that they made note that he didn't have any trauma or heightened mental issues before the crime? Or maybe the thought that they made note that when he turned 13 there seemed to be something that shifted inside of him? You know kids as young as 10 have received concussions from sports.....right? You know a common symptom of concussions is emotional changes.......right? I'm not saying that's what it is- but I'm saying something happening to this kid, resulting in his crime is more believable than "just being born evil"
If I was a mother no way would I be leaving my child with an abusive father "for my own safety". Surely as a parent you want to protect your child, horrific.
I work at a PA state prison and have read Harvey's file again and again and again, and you got most of it. If you want to know more, have questions, or want to know about "others" that aren't as public, feel free to reach out! Love your videos, by the way.
Yes! Hello! I have question! *I need to know if Harvey got ANY FORM of revenge on his abusive father!* Did that abusive a-hole get ANY for form of justice?! Please!
I have a question; EwU emphasizes the part about Harvey assaulting his victims before murdering them. I don't understand why the assault is considered distinct from the murder?
I kicked mine out, then down the track my abuser took my 8.5 yr Old, after seeing me get stronger n my older daughter went out n under her stepmom supervision, knowing she new no one from that town, got sexually assaulted n called me first from police station, he was losing control, didn't give 2 shxts about my girls before then, the courts have her to him, I barely see her 2 twice a yr, rarely speak to her, totally going against court orders n legal aid won't do anything, dispute resolution
There’s nothing wrong with being interested in true crime / serial killers as long as your not looking up to them 😂 I love learning about what’s going on in the mind of a killer I don’t love killing
One of my friends killed two people before turning 18. One was random, the second was another one of my friends for bumping into him at a party. His name is Seth Cunningham of Klamath Falls Oregon. He got 40 years.
It's wild when you know someone personally who could do such a thing... A guy I dated briefly but was best friends with for two years in highschool ended up murdering one of his own friends when he was only 19. He murdered him simply because they had a fight/may have had a fight over a girl they liked. It was premeditated and well thought out, the cops only found him because one of his accomplices felt guilty and confessed.
That girl who committed the first school shooting. Some one wrote a song about why she said she did it "I don't like Mondays." Sorry can't remember her name. She shot at the elementary school across the road from her house.
I work delivering newspapers after midnight till morning. Watching these crime stories keep me alert of my safety during my routes. Charlotte was so young may she R.I.P. 😔
There is no evil* and for the most part “evil” is bred and so really takes place later in life once you’ve been socialized or poorly socialized. So yes there is age discrimination.
Yes, most definitely, but who's to say life would've been any better for him being with a mother that had thoughts of abandoning her son in the 1st place. Not taking up for herat all, but she was beat down physically, mentally & spiritually. Do you know how damaged you have to be in life to abandon your child that you carried for 9 months with a monster? He was doomed from the start. However, there are children that have been thru much, much worse, (not trivializing his pain & abuse) and probably thoughts of taking it out on the world (who had absolutely nothing to do with his turmoil) but never did. How does 1 even reconcile that?
Shame on the father for abusing both of them. Domestic abuse is very complicated, the mother may have been convinced that she would not be able to care for her son by the perpetrator, she may have been threatened that the perpetrator would kill her son if she took him away.
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I know so many people who love true crime show/documentaries based on murderers/serial killers and they play violent video games all the time. NON of them would hurt people without it being in self-defense. People whom cold blooded murder others while enjoying it are wired that way. People with antisocial personality disorder are more likely to end up in prison for murder and other heinous crimes. They feel the laws do not apply to them and they feel no remorse for their actions. Those are people that would be highly susceptible to violent video games, serial killer shows and violent movies. They already have these horrific thoughts/needs to hurt or murder others in their mind.
My friends dad worked with Ted Bundy in the 70's at the department of emergency services. He was his manager and on Friday's would say to Ted 'see you Monday Bundy'. That used to make him mad 😠.
You know why killers are cowards. Because when they get to prison they almost never continue their killing spree. Usually they turn into victims themselves and they can’t prey on inmates that easily
Well they turn into victims because they are cowards. Kind of a "chicken or the egg?" Type of comment. The reason most of them are cowards? A grown man holding a woman at knife/gun point and forcing himself on her. That's a fucking coward right there. Takes a real tough guy to prey on a woman that's smaller and weaker than him. So tough, in fact, that not only are they preying on a weaker person, they need a weapon to even do that. Absolute cowardly degenerate fuck.
Well, if serial killers continued to be violent or kill in prison, they'd be put in solitary confinement. Permanently. That means no contact with any other being but the guard who drops a tray of food in two or three times a day and leaves. For years. Which, from accounts I've researched, is psychological torture. Serial killers also tend to kill for certain reasons, like hatred for women. So, they may have no motivation to kill men. Or, they're weak physically and can't overcome another man in a struggle. Which will then lead to the serial killer being beaten half to death (or to death) and removed from the general pop for his own protection. Back to isolation issue. Also, other inmates would find out if the S.K. targeted other men and would be on guard. Tonnnnssss of reasons why they would be better off suffering through any impulses instead of killing behind bars.
Children actually have the chance to be rehabilitated. Charging children as adults is a travesty. It’s basic scientific fact that the human brain isn’t fully formed until 25. The last part to form is the one responsible for choices and consequences.
@@aidankhaos7687 I understand those facts, but when you murder, that to me isn't explained by the undeveloped brain. Everyone knows murder is a bad choice.
@@aidankhaos7687 there is no rehabilitating someone who is capable of doing what he did to them women and children and if you think there is you are a fool
I myself have command hallucinations (hearing voices that tell me to do things) but I know right from wrong and don't blindly follow any instructions they give me that would cause harm to others or myself. My diagnosis is Psychotic Depression and you can be both severely mentally ill and a law-abiding person.
Yeah, not only is it a definite rule, but you're required to tell the client before hand that, should they reveal information that suggests they pose a threat to themselves or others, confidentiality will be broken.
there are strict guidelines to what is to be reported if they are a direct threat to themselves/others & have a plan of action then they are to be reported but if it’s just like thoughts of hurting themselves or others that’s not enough to report.
"When they looked further into James' background, they found he had been obsessed with documentaries about serial killers." "I swear, this video just come up in my recommended feed!"
Because she is selfish and she only the person that gave birth not his mother if she was she would of worried about him first and maybe just maybe these people would of not lost their life
Remember u wont have the whole story/context. I totally get tho the initial horror at leaving ur kid in hands of a douchebag so there mustve been somethin at play..maybe mum wasnt a le to cope
Some people shouldn't be parents. It broke my heart hearing that she left her boy behind with an abusive father. He didn't really have a chance to a normal life. Not an excuse for what he did later as an adult but an explanation for sure. 😞
Damn, I forgot all about Harvey Robinson. I knew the idiot. There were a couple of facts that were twisted here, in 1992, he wasn't in prison, he was in a juvenile prison. In fact, he was the only one who was allowed to receive home visits from there, and he committed a few of these crimes while on these home passes. I was in this juvenile detention place with him, and it angers me knowing that if his judge hadn't allowed him those home passes, families wouldn't be suffering from his crimes. Don't get me wrong, I'm not blaming the judge for that assholes actions, I'm just merely pointing out that if he was treated like the rest of us, not being able to leave, people would still be alive and that child wouldn't had suffered what she gone thru.
@@user-zx2et9lf8y well... no. If I ever had children and was a single mom, I would not leave my child with a grown man on their own. That's my preference, too much nonsense like this takes place. Not everyone has to agree.
@@hypnotizedmeg4201 oh I thought you meant that you would never leave your child to "any man" So I kinda thought of it in a wrong way since your comment was confusing.
i love how they always point out that the murderers were obsessed with serial murder documentaries as if were not all actively binging through these serial murderer documentaries lol
What else is terrifying is that if the last one had good behavior while in jail.. he would’ve gotten out when he was 21. Which is absurd. It’s also terrifying to think that he will one day be released
The last case is disturbing...(Craig price)this 13 yr old kid knew exactly what he was setting out to do....most areas in Rhode island are decent quiet neighborhoods.. Who would've ever known. ..evil can be most unpredictable when it crawls out its hole.
It made me so upset that Harvey’s mom left without taking him, knowing the conditions he would be left in and that his father would take his anger about her leaving against Harvey. So sad.
This is where I am from EWU crew! Shout out Allentown/Lehigh Valley, PA followers. Harvey clearly deserved a better childhood, and I agree shame on his mother for not getting him out with her. Regardless, those poor victims, unbelievable. Even those that made it through are scarred. Just disgusting.
What all of these documentaries have shown me is that young children that are beaten and neglected leads them to dissociative and anger behaviors and leads them to commit acts of murder and other types of violence. Almost all of them have had this happen. Of course some didn't, but majority did. Kids need love and care and these docs prove it
We were in an abusive situation with my step-dad and my mom took both.me and my brother with her when she decided to leave him. It doesn't make any sense for her to not take him with her.
I was going to take my dogs out for a walk at 3:00 in the morning because they haven’t been out in the last few hours After watching this video I think I’ll wait until the morning Thank you for a great video
A sick individual is the only thing that I could come up with.Makes me feel sad n physically sick.Don’t understand why any parent could do that to their child.My opinion they do not deserve to ever have their child n their care not a chance n gods green earth!!.That’s not a mother if you could just go n leave you’re boy with a person under the influence alcohol definitely not right!!.But as I said that’s my opinion.Sorry for ranting n just gets me wound up but the video is great.
Once my alcoholic ex was violent to me and kicked me out of the apartment at 2:000 am. I left my two kids behind. My heart was sinking. I went to the police. They said they can not do anything, as he is their father. As soon as it's morning, I got some neighbors and went back again to rescue my kids. What"s the worth of my life if I can't keep my kids safe!
I live in Colchester and the description of events is very accurate. Colchester is a fairly large town but is normally a very safe place to live. Drunk people getting into fights on a Saturday night is normally about as dangerous as it gets. Murder is not unheard of here but is a very rare event. The savagery of what James did was very shocking and really had people scared and on edge for a long time. I remember that for many days after each murder the police were out in huge numbers to try to reassure people that the town was safe.
I used to love living in Colchester, to be honest. I wasn't too fond of the paras 😂 and I do remember a lot of robberies. Also recall someone was trying to abduct children in a van outside the primary school up near camp...but apart from that, it was actually one of my favourite places to live.
I’m scared this could be my adopted 10 yr old son. He’s on the spectrum, seems super sweet, smiles like an angel but as he has gotten older we are realizing he has no remorse. He only cares about himself and steals, lies and destroys things when he’s angry. He’s stolen over 10k in phones, tablets, money etc . I tried calling the police on him, a family came to my door looking for their sons iPhone, he stole a teachers iPod while on in school suspension cleaning the lunch room (that teacher was the one watching him at the time too). Recently he stole $154 from my purse to try and buy something off Amazon but then realized you can’t use cash and ended up getting caught (long story behind that too, his adopted sister is involved too). Anyway I had him watch a video of children in Mexico who were so poor they lived in the dump and had to eat what they find in the trash, it showed their home as a shack with a dirt floor and flies all over their rotting food. He laughed, then a baby is shown trying to suckle and he laughed again. I said to him why are you laughing? He said ohh it’s funny, the babies face and flies on their food is funny. I tried too explain the baby is starving, it’s hungry, it may die of starvation and he snickers. I tell him they are starving, their only food comes from trash and he laughed. So then I said do you not understand it’s not funny, being hungry isn’t funny. He just couldn’t stop smiling. Until... I said okay I don’t think it’s funny and it’s not funny, how about you get no food tomorrow? All of a sudden his face dropped. He says what?? Yes I say, no food all day just like these little kids are hungry, so you know what it’s like and maybe won’t laugh at them. He threw the biggest fit ever. Screamed and yelled. I sent him to bed and the whole next day he was so angry, he ripped his window screen, he broke the plaster off his window sil, he somehow made a hole in the wall but with what I don’t know. And the whole time screaming he was hungry and it’s not fair he’s grounded. Little did I know he wasn’t even that hungry. His sister (also adopted) gave him oatmeal in a zip lock and put cheese meat and crackers in baggies and sent them up to his bedroom window(2nd floor) using the pool net/pole. He wasn’t even that hungry. He was angry and he still could care less about the children who were really hungry. Even when they were caught all he cares about or says is “but I was hungry” he doesn’t seem to care what anyone else feels. I’m actually pretty worried hearing about that boy stabbing his neighbor. I can almost see that already. He has killed lizards, trapped pigeons and cut off our cats whiskers...
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How could the mother seek safety for herself but leave her own child to deal with the wrap his father be unleashing? That's pretty cruel and careless for a mother
If you're running for your life, the last thing you need is an iron ball chained to your ankle. I know it sounds brutal and inhumane, but that's what a child essentially is under those circumstances.
There was a kid that was a grade younger than me that I went to school with. He had some deep rooted anger issues and was always easy to snap if things didn’t go his way. He was always shifty and looked like he never got sleep. He had a grandmother, I believe it was (or an older relative of some sort), and despised her. He went to her house to rob her and had a baseball bat. He took what he wanted, but proceeded to beat her to death with the bat. Afterwards, he fled to the river and threw the bat into the water. Neighbors reported screaming and yelling coming from the woman’s residence. It didn’t take police long to find him and arrest him for her murder. I believe he was charged with second degree murder.
EWU Crew ; thank you so much for your time and effort on doing this videos , and I like how you explained the cases , with the strong sound of that voice ! 👍👌👏💯
I was born in 85 and my Dads a drunk, my Mother told my Dad u got 3months to get it right, and he CHOSE not too. My Ma packed me up and we left . I just thanked her for not learning me. And its 6AM
Harvey: *dragging a body across the street leaving a trail of blood behind him* Officer: HEY STOP RIGHT THERE! Harvey: *puts his hands in the air* Officer: “you’re being ticketed for jaywalking, be safe out here, there’s a killer on the loose”
These kids were so pathetic, I was shy too, I was bullied too, like if I tell people the stuff kids did to me they think I'm making it up. I was literally the one kid the entire school bullied collectively. When I was in 5th grade the 1st graders were picking on me because they knew I was "that kid you're supposed to pick on". I was once surrounded by a tree and kids threw rocks at me. Once I wanted to play on the jungle gym and a boy said if I didn't go away he'd "drive-by my house". Never once did I think about hurting other kids, maybe slapping them or getting a good punch in, and I did sometimes. But that's not an excuse, psycopath comes from within, you can't blame it on being bullied. My dad beat the hell out of me, and I was molested all the time, I just kept hoping things would get better and one day I starded gaining confidence to yell and argue when people abuse me, and now no one abuses me, it was that easy the whole time, I didn't have to hurt anyone, just open my damn mouth and grow up. It's hard but it can't be harder than taking someone's entire life away, I have no pity for people who decide to takke that path when they're abused, abuse is what teaches us what hell is so we can save others from our same fate, not spread it around and hurt more people. I see my abuse as a gift of wisdom, that taught me empathy, humility, and how to be passionately enraged for others when i see them abused, and to use whatever power I have to stop it. If my life had been perfect, I wouldn't have any of that wisdom or passion, if you're bullied embrace it, someday you'll use it in the best ways, don't be that person, it's pathetic and weak, it proves nothing but that everyone was right to bully you because you turn out to be evil, so no one will pity you then.
Harvey - he was exposed to violence, abuse, verbal abuse towards his mother while growing up. This lifestyle was the norm for him. This is how he was molded. No regard for human life. This built up. I’m not sticking up for him. I’m just saying that he is a product of his surroundings and upbringing. It’s very sad. The victims and their families suffer the most.
