Interpol’s 28-Year Hunt For 'The Serpent': The Elusive Tourist Killer

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Dive into the gripping story of Charles Sobhraj, a notorious serial killer who evaded capture for 28 years. From the serene beaches of Thailand to the bustling streets of Nepal, discover how Interpol and local authorities worked tirelessly to track this elusive predator across three countries.

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the whole statute of limitations thing baffles me. like, murder someone, but if you get away with it for ten years, you get to go free. WUT? its fucking stupid.

KABModels

I have seen the Walker case on several different channels, but this is the first time I have heard from the wife. I read somewhere that their daughter is estranged from her mom now. I guess it's not much of a stretch to believe her husband seduced her daughter and impregnated her. How awful for all parties.

WindDancer

We all just skipping over the fact he "married" his daughter and had kids with her??

jenniferbell

Statute of Limitations, should be never-ending for murder, rape, incest, and crimes in those categories

maris

Serpent on Netflix is incredible to watch.

satchy

I don't know if he's still alive, but the last time i heard of him "the serpent" was walking free in Paris.

alientejanopt

Those Indian prison guards, what the actual FK.
Complete incompetence

JahBeatSoundSystem

I know the vid is probably dated, but I find it hard to believe the original audio was that bad. The narrator's voice is peaking almost the entire time.

JK-gmkk

No one cares to share what they think? "Damn this is freaky scary"
Everyone just wants to share where they're from? Yeah "hey i just watched some murders, I'm from this and that country. What did I think? Oh it was interesting."
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Cloud-dqmr