6 Serial Killers With The HIGHEST IQs

Music by CO.AG Music
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Chapters
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00:00 - Intro
01:29 - Ted Bundy
10:00 - Harold Shipman
18:16 - Edmund Kemper
27:17 - Andrew Cunanan
36:20 - Charlene Gallego
44:49 - Ted Kaczynski
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[SavoxYT]

Every time you hear my voice cut out, it's because I said the word 'violate', which YouTube wouldn't allow. Sorry about that.

[venomousnate]

A serial killer is horrific, a serial killer who is a genius is even more horrific.

[KallosCrypt]

Dude, nothing scares me more than a killer who can not only be 2 steps ahead of me but who also know exactly what they were doing and how efficient they can be

[PrinceVegita]

Okay so let me recap this gentle giant dude.

He gets terrorized by his mother, starts acting weird as hell, tortures and kills their cat, he runs away from home because he couldn't take it anymore, his dad doesn't want him so he lives his grandma who also treats him bad, he kills both his grandparents, gets send to insane people prison, then goes FREE and sent back to his mother????

Exactly how dumb was law enforcement in the 60s?

[brandonchong]

The saddest part about Ted Bundy is that before he became a serial killer he also worked as a Suicide Hotliner. He had plenty of potential for helping and saving lives but instead he wasted it.

[kawhileonard]

Kemper should have been in the NBA. Man was the wrong kind of shooter

[awakeningEmpath]

Kemper's mother was a malignant narcissist, she's partly to blame

[countrybabe]

My aunt was a “failed-to-capture” victim of Bundy. He would follow her and her friends and was very flirty and overly friendly. But something told my aunt not to leave her friends with him.

[heatherbowlan]

“ There’s a very thin line between a genius and a crazy person “! This is an old line my grandfather would say as he was a doctor for the mentally ill .and it’s very true !

[anonluxor]

Sometimes intelligence is the most dangerous weapon in a killers arsenal

[sonicinajarvauntedspeciali]

Yknow for having a high IQ and all, you'd think Bundy would've realized that acting as his own defence lawyer is one of the stupidest things you could possibly do when you're on trial for murder😭

[Megamalarkey]

Clearly they can understand Rick and Morty’s humor

[DonderNashawk]

Imagine being 6 and listening to an audiobook of Stuart Little blissfully unaware the person reading it to you is a serial killer

[jordanstuck]

The fact that Kemper does children audio books is beyond hilarious

[kennytheghostbuster]

"Mommy can you read me Stuart Little?"

"Mommy's tired. Listen to this convicted murderer read it to you instead"

[biglwutang]

I listen to Ed Kempers interviews to fall asleep. Hes so articulate and has a soothing voice. Like a murderous Bob Ross.

[loricarter]

I’m kinda scared to admit how much I found Edmund Kemper’s voice to have a soothing quality to it….that’s alarming to me lol……

[deusvult]

Man Mr. Cruel is definitely up there. The scariest part about him is how careful he was, and even though he wasn't a serial killer, the way he would carry out his actions is pure nightmare

[smoothbrainedchanner]

I find it interesting also how Edmund Kemper has been able to convince everyone over the years that his remorse and feelings are geqnuine. All the comments under the youtube interviews seem to view him in quite a surprisingly positive light, because of how good an actor and how adept he is at controlling his image as a honest man and the narrative surrounding his crimes. He really is an effective manipulator.

[lena]

Jumping on this as soon as I got the alert. Can't trust YouTube these days.