Cocky Murderer Explains Killing Is in His 'Nature' | The Killer Speaks | A&E

In Alamogordo, New Mexico, a young man is shot and left to die on a remote mountain trail. Now, the killer describes how he murdered his victim and delivers a shocking revelation about his past, in this clip from Season 2, Episode 3.

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The Killer Speaks, from the creators of The First 48, goes into America’s prisons to get the answers from the only one who can: the killer. In each episode, we confront cold-blooded murderers and, for the first time, enter their dark world. We probe their disturbed minds to reveal, in chilling detail, what they did, how they did it, and why.

[FFEMTB]

“They knew I didn’t have a driver’s license and they pulled me over for it.”… dude summed up perfectly how smart he is.

[RoniShawn]

That creep should NEVER get out of prison if he’s that willing to kill

[TATNThisAintThatNetwork]

He is still deriving enjoyment for it. And his wife, in my opinion, knew what was going on

[Crrsiv]

Just show the parole board this video in 2043

[lilicate]

Did the authorities ever look deeper into the homeless he claimed he and his wife would pick up? Slightly concerned that his confidence was possible because it wasn't his first victim...

[ibuprofenPill]

I hope he’s never released. He’s a straight-up cold blooded monster.

[duaneayers]

When any criminal receives a life sentence. Then it should be until they die in prison. No opportunity for parole never.

[Juno_]

That amount of remorse he showed should be equal to the amount of freedom he gets in the future. which was none.

[suzannecarpenter]

I remember knowing a woman that I actually heard her laughing about someone’s pain. I got very far away from her, and never was with her alone again. She ended up being shot in the head. She made friends with people like her, and one killed her.

[marieslabbert]

The world is producing more and more of these emotionless, soulless monsters.
Centuries ago they were brutal and killed, maimed and looted, but it was always for a reason, whatever it was.
These monsters nowadays have no emotions, no motive and no soul.

[danielbrealey]

So, he doesn't even have a reason for killing the guy- he basically just wanted to see what it felt like to kill someone... What a POS

[roseskull]

To see the man standing up again and say "bye" as you end their life is so creepy and definitely signs of a sociopath.

[brettb]

I feel guilty watching this because this man should not have his fifteen minutes of fame not even on YouTube. He's clearly getting treated too well in prison

[kalistrong]

You can tell when he starts talking about killing his facial expressions change his energy changes. It looks like he’s getting happy and excited.

[NastyNate]

Don't just trust anyone u don't know !! morale of the story.

[RUTHLESSambition]

He won't talk like this back in the cell block🤣🤣 In prison he is prey and in front of a camera he is this tough guy

[edyann]

But that can't be called cocky, imo. That's just being bad in the head.

[sandralouth]

When you do something outside of humanity you need to be removed from humanity permanently.

[johnnyallenshaneprater]

The fact that he represented himself and didnt have a lawyer just says it all.

[paulamewies]

Life should mean life. Anything less devalues the crime and the hurt to the family. The whole justice system needs to wake up.