The Weirdest Serial Killers Iceberg Explained

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[bluestar]

Update: Paul Bernardo has indeed been denied parole for a second time.

[mfkrwill]

"I made a makeshift corner"
I like to imagine you're in a field somewhere and built a corner to look like a house

[tsrotmasftghhjkuujiou]

Fun fact: Polygraphs are so inaccurate for detecting lies that even the inventor of the polygraph called it a huge mistake and it's only real use is detecting nervousness or stress. So if you're really comfortable lying, you'll never fail a polygraph.

Additional fun fact!: The creator of the polygraph also created Wonder Woman!

[emmaspringer]

Fun fact: Karla Holmoka actually changed her name, moved to Quebec (the couple was from around St. Catherine’s, ON) and had a couple kids. She volunteered to be a parent supervisor on her child’s field trip for which you have to have a background check done and they found out who she actually was.

[hillaryeames]

Wendigoon can make kid-level insults sound more intense than if he just full-on cussed them out. Such Dad energy.

[ijuswanacut]

Fun fact: One of Clifford Olson’s victims he let live for some reason. Years later she was killed by Robert Pickton (another serial killer.)

[DeezTreatz]

Don't mind me, just admiring the double, double; side by side lightswitches.

[thelord]

Paul Bernardo is the worst case of a guy with Patrick Bateman PFP saying "hes just like me"

[tylertheguy]

Ed Kemper and Herbert Mullin's prison relationship sounds like the premise of a REALLY dark sitcom.

[brookhaven]

Imagine a terrifying 6'9" 300lb serial killer feeding you a peanut for good behavior when you are in fact a serial killer yourself. 😭

[regularshowman]

The most chilling part of this video is the Robert Mullin entry when he explicitly tracks down some random dude who gave him weed in high school to kill him and his wife, and then going back and killing the woman who told him where he was and her children. Something about doing something so long ago that seems so innocuous that would just so happen to be the reason you'd get murdered probably decades later is so unsettling to me, combined with the innocent woman who was just trying to help this stranger.

[Hank..]

I think the rant about them being losers was not only justified and worth including, but an example of something we need more of. Serial killers and mass shooters love to see themselves as powerful. They want to be infamous. They're not strong, they're not cool villains. They're the biggest failures we've got. They're pathetic jokes of people that deserve to be mocked.

[fun]

Kid: melts rat in acid
Grandmother: ohh kids and their hobbies

[thegoon]

Worth noting: Clifford Olson didn't just kill 8 kids, his methods were beyond grotesque. One kid, he drove nails into their skull and asked them how it felt while they were still alive. Another, he left on display to be found by nailing them to a tree by their skull. My father was young when this happened and remembers hearing the details come out constantly.

[keegsgokrazy]

Robert Pickton: commits 49 murders and his only grievance is it not being 50

The Jury: Aw come on judge he was a good guy :/

[mariajosetorresp]

I greatly appreciate not minimizing karla homolka's part in the murders in the paul bernardo case, so many people just describe karla as a victim going along with his acts due to fear and based on the tapes and what they did to tammy that could not be further from the truth

[RawCalcium]

This was some next level sponsorship, falling into a lake but turning it around to advertise something.

[haileyp]

Update for those worried about Paul Bernardo’s parole hearing:
The hearing that took place on June 22nd was **turned down** after only an hour of deliberation.
Thank god for those people being able to see through him and not letting him out!

[pgd]

He’s on vacation and is still recording videos, I respect the dedication

[micaelasparrow]

I appreciate how you avoid sensationalizing these horrific acts. I typically avoid true crime because so many of those creators really lean into the horrendous and gorey details of these acts and I’ve never felt that was respectful to the victims or healthy for the viewers. I think your method of giving general details still gets the story across without desensitizing people to these terrible behaviors.